. >> our paul wagner is on thes phone he's en route to jointe to base andrews. e paul, what can you tell us?u teu >> reporter: well i just got jug off the phone with prince witpr george's county fire and they're confirming that they called oved to the base to make sure that it this was a situation that they could stepped equipment.quip i was told by an assistant chief that they were told that that ii an actual incident on the base b but that they didn' assistance from prince george'sn county fire. f to me that signals that this may not be as large of an incident n as we might think it is. you know you hear activect shooter, and you think of major casualties but the fact they'ret not asking for any ems assistance on the base at all at just sounds to me as if this may not be that big of a deal. but that's the basic information that i have at this point. we also know that princet george's county police also didd the same thing. thing. they were also told this is not a drill. drill they do have an incident on thet base. but they didn't need anyey didne assistance. so

"fox5" paul wagner joins us live from the scene with the story. paul. >> tony, shawp, this say community on edge tonight. i'm in the boston park neighborhood of arlington. this is the 3900 block of north fourth street off gleeb road. we've been talking with a number of women in this neighborhood this afternoon that said yesterday morning area was crawling with police they came here after the woman was attacked. what we're told it was around 2:00 in the morning when this man grabbed a knife and went in through on window and attacked a woman in her bedroom. >> during the attack she was very brave. she saw an opportunity for her to separate herself from the male. she did bathroom and locking door and took her ipad with her and yelled for help and screamed and contacted other people through the ipad to get her help. >> police say while the victim was in the locked bathroom she was able to lock out a window and noticed a man described as histanic wearing a gray hoodie athletic shorts run out building. there are no surveillance cameras in the complex mea

fox5's paul wagner is life with the latest. paul, i would assume many students are walking along thisg way. >>reporter: this is the path, i'm standing on it right now and this back here is the path that has been controversial.ial. there's some question right thit minute as to whether this pathhs right behind me is the actually the one where the girl was assaulted this morning. in talking with a school spokesperson and the police it's little unclear it may be a path just over here behind these tennis courts. in any event, where i'm standing it has become controversial and it is controversial simply because some parents who live i a subdivision on the other sideh of the wooded area here became very concerned about allowing their young girls to walk downk this path early in the morning and they asked fairfax county police for an exception to let them take the bus, but back in b the fall, the fairfax county school officials said, no. jennifer lopez is livid.ivid since last fall she and herher mother have been telling fairfax county

fox5's paul wagner is life with the latest. ul, i would assume many students are walking along thisg way. >>reporter: this is the path, i'm standing on it right now and this back here is the path that has been controversial.ial. there's some question right thit minute as to whether this pathhs right behind me is the actually the one where the girl was assaulted this morning. in talking with a school spokesperson and the police it's little unclear it may be a path just over here behind these tennis courts. in any event, where i'm standing it has become controversial and it is controversial simply because some parents who live i a subdivision on the other sideh of the wooded area here became very concerned about allowing their young girls to walk downk this path early in the morning and they asked fairfax county police for an exception to let

fox5's paul wagner is life in in wheaton with the story. >>reporter: hey, tony, clay if not the poorest counties in west virginia. tomorrow morning the volunteers from the wheaton volunteer rescue squad are going to takeo this recently retired ambulancei with only 100,000 miles eulalio1 tordil and they're00 going to tt it out to clay county and they're going to donate thishis ambulance to re place one that has been destroyed. here's the story from chief demsy in his own words. w >> this is a busy place. 12,000 times a year this happens how did you learn that there was a need for this ambulance? there was a network of e-mails that went out that indicated the suffering that west virginia was going through and in that it was indicated that they had lost ato least one ambulance had been totaled in clay county and they were desperate to get a replacement ambulance.en we recognized thatt the ambulana was something that we could them with very quickly:i:i represented that our board of directors that a good use of this surplus ambulance would get i

fox 5 paul wagner is here withee the story u. tony and shawn in this book a good month for murder the authoo revealed new details about killing of amber stanley thatt has never been made public. the night of the murder amber t was standinghe just inside the front door and was shot s immediately as the gunman kicken in the front door. she then ran to her room where the gunman then shot her dead. in the days after amber stanley was murdered detectives quicklyi came to the conclusion that thee mask gunman was out for her foster sister after pleasured a threat she made on facebook the girl had been sexually assaulted detective now had a theory. he had come back to the house looking for the foster sisterose but found amber instead. detective then began months of investigating, interviewing dozens oinf people. some who became prime suspect ss until dna evidence pointed to aa man who had not been questioned before. >> we brought somebody insome interviewed that person. that person is current incarcerated on other criminal charges not as

live in northeast, paul wagner, fox 5 local news. >>> i want to take you live to orlando now. >> fox's lloyd sowers is live outside the night club. the scene of the shooting. what is the scene like there today. >> reporter: hot monda after the worse day in the city's history, the grim task of identify, the remains of the dead, the 49 people here at the night club, the pulse night club in orlando. we've seen people here re here all day long trying to support families and loved ones of the victims, the local lgbt community has been a source of support. law enforcement supporting the people here and the mayor of orlando saying that the city will come back with the city -- will come back from this disaster stronger than ever. but it has been quite a grim period in the history of this city and it continues to be here as this investigation goes on. they haven't closed the investigation, they say that mateen wasn't part of any sort of network. but they say they're questioning other people. however, they say there's no imminent danger to anyone here in orlando. >> let me jump in for a second a

fox5's paul wagner joins us live from just outside thehe base tonight with the story.to paul. >> reporter: hi, sarah.ar. here at joint base andrews, the first responders were supposed to take that's rightatr what's called a no notice active shooter drill. it was supposed to happen latenl this morning on the east sideasd of the base.he were called here to the malcolm grow medical complexgr behind me and they were tolowd r there was a "real world event." they came here expecting toxpect find an active shooter. they then went into theentnto complex and they searched roomsr by room but all 3 they foundound were people shelterin shelterinr place. the first information fromrst joint base andrews came at came 9:16 a.m. jba is currently on lockdownkd the tweet said.ai due to an active shooter. sot all personnel are directed to shelter-in-place. a few minutes later confirmation that first responders were at the medicalic center which is adjacent to to allentown road and visible from the street. strt. soldiers with long guns could g be seen outside the complex, col some of them leading peopleng pe

fox5's paul wagner reports. when investigators showed up in the 800 block of southern avenue southeast morning of may 19 thef had little to go on, no suspects, no motive untilntil someone called in to say they needed to take a hard look at a man named quincy green, a man who walked with a limp, had a prostheses and had been seen on the very block where he was tols not to go after his arrest. police checked camera footage from the surrounding area and ad according to a nine-page court affidavit saw the gunman who had an obvious limp.imp. they filed a search want and residence recovered from a boxox in the living room, a prosthetic leg with a gps device attached,a a device records show barelybare moved and a 72-hour period. very simply, it was humanerror. cliff keen and is the directorhe of the pretrial services area for the district of columbia the agency that monitors defendantst facing charges in court. the contractor who we have con tracted with for services include putting onto the the individual defendants t

fox 5 paul wagner joins us lives from the school tonight with that story. paul. >> reporter: these allegationste came tor: light back in february after according to the court document says that the one of these students, an 11 year old, went to a personal body safety course and after taking thating course went and told a teacher what the feature was allegedlyte doing to her. she then, with those lesions they were taken to the police and the police then came to the school system they asked the school system to place the teacher on leave which they did. then they asked the school system not to make any public comments while they their investigation thaton tha continued until this morning when he was arrested.ested. tonight montgomery police say iey are look z to see if there are any further victims out there. >> up until february when police were called john talked third grade here at cloverly elementary school in silver spring. parents we talked to who have children earn the school thought he was terrific and are dumb dum founded by the allegations. >> i've t

fox 5 paul wagner joining us with that story. paul? >> reporter: sarah and laura, the mayor came out with a comprehensive new plan to significantly enhance at a time training of special police officers before thick they can work in the city with a bag and a gun. some of it to equal what dc police officers must complete every year. >> reporter: dc mayor says she and her staff came up with the plan after 27-year-old alonso smith smith died in custody of two special police officers and a 74-year-old patient at hospital center was critically injured and later died after being taken to the ground by two guards working for the >> we talked about doing this early on, maybe january, when we were discussing two very critical cases in washington, dc. we all came together to review our current requirements and regulations and all of the rules around people who have arrest authorities in washington, dc. >> reporter: police chief who helped craft the proposal praised the work of special police officers in the city but said enhanced training will ma

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paul wagner live in manassas with that story. >> reporter: this is the park. it's c where the end of stone wall road. this is actually a dead end and it's a very large park. got tennis courts. you can see there's a lot of trees behind me. panthers that go through the park. according to this woman, who says she was attacked. she says it happened on a path near a cell tower on the other side of these trees. sues si keith is hopping mad, so upset over the attempted abduction, she stopped everyone she saw and told them exactly what happened. keith says she lives near the park and regularly brings her granddaughter here to play. by wednesday afternoon, there was still no posters, no notices telling people using the park that a man had attempted to abduct a mother with a young child. >> have you ever felt unsafe here. >> never. >> reporter: to hear this. >> panics knee terribly. because my granddaughte everything to me. i see a lot of parents that send their children here to play without parental supervision, that's where my concern comes in. i'm here to watch my gr

paul wagner joining ui now with the story. paul. this book a good month for murder the you think they revealed details abouthe the killing of amber stanley never publicly disclosed. amber was standing just inside of the front door of her home when the gunman shot her wouldns you be in the arm then followed her to her room where he shot her dead t days after murder mur police never disclosed amber came face-to-face with the kill her orb her foster sister was assaulted days before and was the intended target. detectives came to the conclusion the masked gunman wan out for her foster sister. the police viewed a threat she wrote on facebook and learned the girl had recently been sexual assaulted the threat wasa aimed at her attack consider detective now had a theory. he had come back to the house he looking for the foster sister but found amber instead. ins detective then began months of interviewing dozens of people.e. some who became prime suspect.. until dna evidence pointed to a man who had not been questioned before.re >> we brough

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fox 5 paul wagner joins live from the scene. what happened out there? . >> reporter: fairfax county police are not telling us a lot of information at this point. in fact, they're stopping just short of calling this a domestic related the incident at this point. we're not far from fairfax county or nova fairfax county hospital. this down beverly drive here right off of tolbin road in the annondale section of fairfax county. you can see the police officer standing there inside the yellow crime scene tape. he is been stand there quite some time. what we understand this happened at that house just beyond where he is standing. let's show you video that we shot earlier today. fairfax county police responded gunfire was reported inside a single family home. and that is in the 3400 block of beverly drive. police say one victim was found inside the home and one outside. the children whose ages are still unknown ran out when the shooting began and were later found by police. neighbors were urged to stay inside about an hour while police searched the area to make

paul wagner continues our team coverage live at the dc police station. how is local responding to all of this tonight? >> reporter: well, we met with chief out here at the sixth district a little while ago ago and talked to her at length about security in the city. she said she got a call about 6:00 yesterday morning, where she was told what was happening in orlando, and at that moment, she decided to get on the phone 10 start moving resources around. she says she brought in additional resources into the city from her special operations division. she says those resources are in place today and they will be tomorrow. first give you the robs that we got today from dc mayor bowser. we caught up with her after that to get her reaction to what had happened in orlando. here's the mayor. >> most americans woke up yesterday morning in shock and mad quite frankly that we are having yet another violent attack on americans because of deadly that is what really has my attention, that we have to, in this country, face up to at the fact that assault rifles are only me

paul wagner fox 5 local news. >> new tonight, wdvg reporterepr alison parker and adam ward were amongjournalist honored. theory dedicate the policemene moral to those who died while covering or pursuing news and information.form parker's mother and father were in attendance for today's dedication. >> they were merely covering ace enough piece at smith mountaints tan lake.ake but, they make no mistake, they were vick tills of terrorism. that senseless gun violence brings to this country thatnt claims 90 people every single day. >> parker and ward were killedld by former coworker vested lee flanagan who ambushed them last august during a live news segment. >> busy week in politics beginss with more primary scheduled tomorrow. trap p making headlines an sit down interview with the presidential candidate you may not have heard. ronica cleary is here with the round up of all political headlines you may have missed. i was so into this third party candidate that it just blew me up. i want to take about that also first donald trump and a little flip up here. >> what people are saying abouty t

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