paul wagner? and shawn, police are convinced based on the evidence that based watson is still in this area, as you mentioned, several days after he was last seen outside clifton t perkins hospital, just about a half mile from where i'm standing. let me show you this is still intense, you're looking at us marshals standing on an abandoned train track, which is where they believe he was seen earlier today. a blood hound came up

. >>> paul wagner is live at the hotel. paul, there were reports this man made threats against the president. what have you learned about him? >> reporter: we do not have any information about threats, shawn. in fact, chief newsham earlier today made it clear that they have no evidence to support a charge of threats at this point. why there was call to the state police from this concerned citizen that we're talking about here is still unclear. it's not been explained to us what this concerned citizen told the state police and why they acted so quickly to get to the secret service and police and come early this morning. brian moles is still lock up. he'll make his first appearance in dc superior court tomorrow afternoon. it was around 12:30 this morning, dc police say they received the tip from the state police. that brian moles was on his way to the city and he had firearms in the car. after alerting the secret service and security at the hotel. they found moments about a half hour after he had checked in. after searching hi

paul wagner is outside the hotel and joins us with the latest. paul? >> hi, tony, brian moles will remain lock up tonight. in a holding cell next to the dc courthouse because he didn't make the cut-off. therefore, he'll go before a judge tomorrow afternoon and that's when the police will release the evidence that they have in this case. what we know is that a concerned citizen called the pennsylvania state police some time this morning, to notify them about mr. moles coming here to the district. let's tell you what else we know at this hour. it was around 12:30 this morning, dc police say they received a tip from the state police, that brian moles was on his way to the firearms in the car. after alerting the secret service and security at the trump hotel, police say they found moles about a half hour after he checked in. they found a glock 23 handgun, a carbon bush master rival, 30 round of 7.62 ammo and 60 of .223 ammo. just outside of erie has been charge with carrying a pistol without a license and possession of unregistered. although he has not bee

paul wagner? >> reporter: tony and shawn, police are convinced based on the evidence that based watson is still in this area, as you mentioned, several days after he was last seen outside clifton t perkins hospital, just about a half mile from where i'm standing. let me show you this is still intense, you're looking at us marshals standing on an abandoned train track, which is where they believe he was seen earlier today. a blood hound came up a tracking through the mud, along this rail bed, and actually lost that trail somewhere around where i'm standing right now. let me show you now some additional pictures that we shot earlier. police troopers and us marshals were back and forth this morning after this witness that you described saw this man that matched the description of david watson running near a building along dorsi run road. k9 teams and a maryland state police blood hound began searching irrigation tunnels and culverts along a track bed where watson may have been hiding, they discover a

paul wagner has more on this story. paul? >> reporter: 33 years after he was gunned down in a beltville field, the man known as john doe finally has name. they notified prince george's county police last month in that new fingerprint linked the remains to bennett lewis, a man that had vanished after telling his family he was moving to north carolina >> he was setting up a new life in jacksonville, north carolina when he suddenly disappeared. his daughter was seven years old at the time, had no idea what had happened to him. until a sheriff's deputy knocked on her aunt's door. >> i thought it was a joke. i didn't think it was for real. >> reporter: we talked to monica davis via face time and told us she went looking for her father years ago and was told by investigators there was no evidence her father was dead. but when bennett didn't show up for his father or sister's funeral, >> that's when i began to say, hey, i think he's dead. no one not shows up for their father's, sister's funeral and he still didn't show up. i knew th

fox5's paul wagner has the story.icer found this man sitting behind the wheel of a pickup truck parked in an alley. you're behind the wheel of a vehicle with the keys in the ignition. you're in control of this vehicle. i'm not driving anything, sir. are you not sitting behind the driver's seat? >> no, i'm not. >> that's a steering wheel, right? >> the man then slides over to the passenger side of the truck gets out and begins to walk down the alley. the officers calls for backup. that's a negative as of right now, but the seasoning is walking away. with they catch up with with the man he becomes combative and belligerent. how much have you had to drink in how much you had to drink? >> as the officers investigate he teenager thel the man everything he has said has been captured on camera, a discuss president in the driver's seat. that's what's on camera. it's on camera. in another video used in court an officer tells the suspected drunk driver he has the right to refuse a breath test, but if he does the driver will los

he hopes someone will come forward and turn him n paul wagner with the latest. paul. >> reporter: hi, shawn that reward is $10,000 and u.s. marshalls are involved in the hunt. behind me is the wooded area david watson was last seen 9:40 last friday morning. this is adjacent t cliffton tea perkins hospital where he was being taken for psychiatric evaluation last friday when he got out of handcuffs and waist chain and made his way into the wooded area. howard county police say he was lasts seen and basically last seen the way they describe it is they had a blood houpd go into the woods and track his scent and down that trusle and last time dogs got that scept he was headed to anne arrundel county. >> lasts friday morning in an unsecured parking lot behind cliffton tea perkins hospital david watson knocked a wicomoco guard to the ground before running wooded area across from the facility. three days later and there's still been no confirmed sights of the man. he has distinctive tat owe autos when says evil on back of neck and another accepts sin and he has tier drop

fox 5 paul wagner has this fox 5 exclusive. >> reporter: our interest in the videos came last summer when a defense attorney told us camera video in court to conflict drunking drivers and in his opinion, they were game changers meaning the old way was over and judge could see exactly how a defendant was behaving. but when we asked to see the videos, attorney general carl racine said we we don't have to get them from the dc police department. the statute as written he says says so. and so we asked. and this is what we received. redacted videos that obscured faces in conversations in effect nothing close to the way they were presented in court. our stories caught the attention of the dc open government coalition, which sent this three-page letter to carl racine in march. cited case law and a detailed account of fox 5's request. after meeting with the attorney general, he changed had us mind >> i took the position listening to my good council that we were not able to release that even camera statute only allows npd to do so. i've tried to justify that on the basis of the law and candidl

officers say she refused to drop her weapon, fox 5 paul wagner is live with more. paul? >> reporter:. >> reporter: strange bizarre story. we know the woman was involved in an accident about a block away and made her way here to the bald eagles recreation center. the bullet holes are still in the door, they have not repaired the door just yet. she was kneeling there, we understand, when officers told her to drop the weapon. she refused according to police, and at that point, they opened fire. now, we're going to show you a video that we have been able to obtain. he said been edited for profanity. if you listen closel after shooting, you'll hear a witness say that the woman raised her gun at the police. delve (inaudible). (inaudible). (gunshots) >> my god. she lifted the gun. >> they shot -- (inaudible) >> my god. they had >> i told you to sav man. >> she was high. >> at 6:24 tuesday, dc police said they got a call for a traffic accident near the recreation center on joel yet street southwest. and then a few minutes later the call was upgraded to a woman with a gun. >> whe

paul wagner starts us off live from the scene. >>reporter: tony, we talked to chief newsham who was up here at the scene a little earlier today. he said this was a surprise to have a homicide up here in this section of the city. he says it's been pretty quiet for sometime. we looked at this area is not very high at all. so daytime shooting here in the middle of the street was somewhat unusual. this is what we can tell you and show you some video that we shot earlier today. the way, it looked like the gunman may have pursuing or running after the man he was trying to hit when d.c. fire and ems arrived they found the man unconscious in the middle of the block after an hour or so on the scene, police had no clear motive or a lookout. chief peter knew ham came to the scene along with his top commanders and said there were a number of people in the block when the shooting began. a source familiar with the investigation say it may ended with an argument. we were unable to find anyone. chief newsham says this part of far southwest has be

his trial is now set for september of next year paul wagner. >> that was paul wagner reporting.s dna report was filed in advance of june 9 hearing in which went will be asked if he wants the right to have dna retested and u.s. attorney office declined to comments on the report and we reached out to the defense attorney who at this hour has not responded. >> friend and family said their final goodbyes to a bowie state university student murdered graduation. funeral second lieutenant richard collins the iii was held at upper baptist upper marboro. collins was commissioned as a second lieutenant days before he was stabbed in unprovoked attack university of maryland. today collins friends, family and colleagues remembered him for being a caring and driven person. >> i can tell you firsthand that lieutenant collins was highly motivated and excited to be army officer. he was so proud to wear the uniform and he looked sharp in it. he wanted to follow in his father's footsteps an army veteran himself. >> collins death is being investigated by the fbi as possible hate crime and suspect s

fox5's paul wagner starts us off live tonight with the story. paul? >> hey, tony, sean, just last month, the security guard, head of security at richard montgomery high scholar he is dollars and charged with having sex with a 17 year old student. now, this, what we've learned, is that there was a security guard working here at colonel lee brooke middle school who is accused of having sex with a 14 year old eighth grader. and the way the police found out about it? the mother caught him. >> according , caught by the mother of the eighth grader, inside the bedroom of the child's home. she then notified the police, who interviewed the 21 year old security guard, who admitted having sex with the girl on several occasions. >> i know they communicated via text messaging, she march. then had to inch appropriate contact at her house and at his house. >> lavano previously work at the high school before being hired at colonel lee brooke middle school in february. >> we are angered and frustrated and deeply disappointed in the allegations, and we're not going to

fox5's paul wagner joins us live from the scene tonight with more. , this is simply heartbreaking. >> reporter: oh it's just horrible here, tony. there's a growing memorial here just over my shoulder down here by this tree. there's going to be a vigil here at 7 o'clock tonight. the little boy was just adorable. he went to henle elementary school where he was in that kindergarten. this is around 8:30 last night is what we understand, he was trying to cross livingston road here. he will lives in one of these apartments here along úlivingston road. let's show you some video that we shot last night. this section of livingston road where xavier lucky lost his life curves to the right for northbound traffic and runs along a stretch of three story apartment buildings. police say xavier was attempting to cross the road when the unnamed driver struck him and kept on going. it was just after 8:30 in the twilight hours. there are no speed bumps there are no crosswalks that would assist pedestrians wanting to get to the park and playground across the street. xavi

paul wagner joins us with the story. >> reporter: tony and shawn, the defense attorneys have called theme changer, videos showing their client's behavior during an encounter with police no longer are judges and juries relying on an officer's description. it's all caught on camera. and played for everyone to see. . >>> in september of 2015, a dc police officer found this man behind the wheel of a pickup truck parked in an ally. >> you're behind the wheel of a vehicle with the keys in the you're in control of this vehi >> are you not sitting behind the driver's seat? >> no, i'm not. >> that's a steering wheel. right >> the man slides over to the passenger side of the truck. gets out and begins to did you walk down the ally. the officer calls for backup. >> that's a negative as of right now. the subject is walking away. >> reporter: when they catch up with the man, he becomes combative and belligerent. >> put your hands up against the wall. >> stop touching me >> how much have you had a to drink. >> reporter: as the officers investigate they tell the man everything he has said has been capt

paul wagner joins us live with more. paul. >> jim, sarah, you know in the last 24 hours it's been a loft discussion about a possible hate crime here that's because the chief of police at the university of maryland said that m mr. urbanski was member of a facebook group called alt right nation. he said because of that he was bringing in the fbi and fbi was going to assist in this investigation. but, here in the courthouse today there was no mention of prosecution or judge or defense about a hate crime to show you this. this is the statement of charges. this is public document that lays out the evidence against sean urbanski and right here you see there's a box that says hate crime. thatox unchecked. so, after the hearing, the state attorney angela brooks came out here along with chief mitchell and prince george county police chief to talk with reporters about what went on. i asked her, miss brooks do you believe this was a hate crime. since there was no mention in the courtroom. this is what she had to say. >> this case as

fox 5's paul wagner picks up the story from there. >> reporter: tony i'm outside the rite aid he avenue northwest not far from the campus of american university. this is where that robbery took place last friday afternoon. it was just about 2:45 in the afternoon, a few minutes after the robbery up on capitol hill. as you know, prescription medications in the desire to have them and use them is a major problem in washington area. these men were after some of those prescription medications and today, dc mayor mayor bowser as well as chief newsham talked about their efforts at solving addiction and enforcement >> hours before the mayor and chief came together to announce what they say is the successful work of the narcotics enforcement unit, the department released videos of two violent robberies at two pharmacies in the city. last friday, at 2:20 in the afternoon, three gunmen a artisted a pharmacy in capitol and announced a robbery. two jumped the counter while a third watched the door. according to a p the men wented promethazine, percocet and oxi. two men jumped the counter with bags l

paul wagner fox 5 local news. >>> major bust in virginia, 43 people indicted for an elaborate scheme. they're creams include bank fraud, cigarette trafficking and money laundering. the suspects were charged with the investigation start to do two years ago when a bank investigator in fairfax county reported that a group of at least a dozen people were intentionally writing checks from accounts with no available funds. investigator it's also found the group was building up bank credit through numerous deposits and withdrawals in a short period of time. police say the suspects committed these acts at nine banks in fairfax county county. >> we have seen thousands of dollars, thousands of cartons of cigarettes, we have seen vehicles and things. however, the source of where the money is going is still currently investigation >> the suspects were using addresses in both northern virginia and richmond, they were operating a cigarette tax fraud and smuggling ring >> a st. louis jury awarded a virginia woman more than $110 million in a baby powder lawsuit. it a failed to disclose the cancer ris

paul wagner sliv jessup maryland tonight with more. friday morning in the back of cliffton tea perkinies hot a quarter mile that way. the wooded area you see here is where they believe he fled nooxt when they brought a blood hound into serve for watson they tracked him through the woods and up to the track bed and according to police today the last set they got of him was as he was headed down the track bed towards anne arrundel country. and last friday morning, in unskirpd parking lot, behind cliffton tea perkins hospital david watson knocked the way comb codetention county guard to the ground before run together wooded area across from the facility. three days later and there's still been no confirmed sights of the man. he has distinctive tattoos one says evil on the back of his neck and another says sin. and he also has tier drops coming from right at this point, police say they have no evidence to suggest watson had helped or had pre planned escape. and earlier today officers went door to door in this industrializeed section of the

paul wagner has the story. ♪ ♪. >> reporter: was shot and killed he had in his pocket a new baby girlbarely getting to know each other before off to vietnam. he was killed during operation davie croc ket >> they were on their way to a mission they were stopping for that night. and they pulled out tequila and they were going to celebrate cinco de mayo and that's when my dad was shot by a sniper. >> kelly coleman said growing up her mother was happy to talk about her dad >> i feel like i'm fortunate where my mom was open with me whenever i wanted to talk about my dad. i know that wasn't a lot of other sons and daughters. >> reporter: when kelly was 18, she made her first trip to the wall. >> little heart broken when i realized his name was so high i couldn't touch it. i wanted to touch his name, it's fairly high on the wall. stood there for a little bit. look at his name and thought of a lot of what ifs. >> reporter: she was able to find the soldier with her dad when killed. a man she stays in touch with today. >> he scooped my dad up and tried to get him, i tried to land on medivac hel

. >> and fox 5 paul wagner live in southeast. paul. >> hey there, guys, the mayor came down to 22 and alabama avenue which is not far from turner elementary school and where the mayor led a community walk. she came along for a couple of blocks we cage down we wanted to see if the mayor and new chief came up with new crime initiatives to drive down the crime even more than it is dropping and we want to point out that on the crime mapping web site, that the d.c. police run, i was able to look in that area where the mayor was today and in just that general neighborhood and last year there's been four murders, 21 robberies and 26 assault with a dangerous weapon for a total crimes last year however that's down when compared to the year before. now, i talked to the mayor and the chief today about the crime initiatives and here's what they had to crime is down across the city and we have several service district we're focused on through the summer and washed 8 and other high crime areas. part of what we talked toed is is people need more

paul wagner fox 5 local news. >>> developing news out of egypt. fire on a bus killing at least 28 people and injuring nearly two dozen more, it was carrying coptic christians on a way to visit a monastery to prey. they saw as many as ten attackers dressed in maryland uniforms wearing masks. this is the fourth attack since december targeting coptic christians, no one is claiming responsibility. >>> bishop of arlington released a statement about the attack that reads in part this reminds us again of the horrific persecution of our christian brothers and sisters in the middle east. i ask that all the faithful in the prayers for the victims. >>> in a show of device candling it's annual great city games following theta at an ari concert. games today, as well as a race on sunday, are going on as scheduled. race dabbed the great manchester run is expected to draw more than 35,000 people. it's the largest 10k race in europe. organizer says they're increasing security, meanwhile, in saint anne's square people are still paying tribute to the victims of mond

paul wagner has the story. >> so what.o i can see your driver's license. >> sments of 2015 app officer found they man sitting behind a wheel of pickup truck in an alley. >> you have keys in ignition and you're in control of the vehicle. >> i'm not driving anything, sir. >> are you not sitting hint the driver's seat. >> i'm not. >> what is that the steering wheel right? >> the map then slide over to the passenger side of the truck gets out and begins to walk down the alley. the officer call for backup. >> that's a negative as of now the subject is walking a way. >> when they catch up with the man he becomes combative and blink rent. >> put your hands up against the wall. >> how much you have had to to drink. >> as officers investigate they told the man everything he said was captured on camera a discussion that ends in laughter. >> i was not in the driver's seat. >> that's his word what he said i have it on camera. tell the judge it's on camera. it's on camera. >> another video used in court an officer tells suspected drink

officers say she refused to drop her weapon, fox 5 paul wagner is live with more. paul?:. >> reporter: strange bizarre story. we know the woman was involved in an accident about a block away and made her way here to the bald eagles recreation center. the bullet holes are still in the door, they have not repaired the door just yet. she was kneeling there, we understand, when officers told her to drop the weapon. she refused according to police, and at that point, they opened fire. now, we're going to show you a video that we have been able to obtain. he said been edited for profanity. if you listen closel after

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paul wagner is here with more. paul?torneys have called them game changers. videos showing their clients' behavior during an encounter with police. no longer are judges and juries relying on an officer's description. it's all caught on camera. and played for everyone to see. >> for what? so i can see your driver's license. >> reporter: in september of 2015, a dc police officer found this man sitting wheel of a pickup truck parked in an ally >> you're behind the wheel of a vehicle with keys and ignition. you're in control of this vehicle >> i'm not driving anything, sir >> are you not sitting behind the driver's seat >> no, i'm not. >> that's a steering wheel; right? . >> reporter: the man slides over to the passenger side of the truck. gets out and begins to walk down the ally. the officer calls for backup of >> that's a negative right now. subject started walking away. >> reporter: when they catch up with him he becomes combative and belligerent. >> put your hands up against the wall. >> fine. >> how much have you had a

paul wagner is live from the scene of seth rich's family with more reaction from the family, paul. >>reporter: i'm at w street and flag letter place northwest. it was here that seth rich was shot last july. it was just after 4:00 in the morning on july 11, according to d.c. police, the sound of gunshotses was picked up by shot spotter and some officers who were nearby actually came to the scene win seconds and found seth rich laying right here. he was still conscious at the time, but once ems arrived and took him to the hospit, rich was so patriotic elitely wore the american flag on the fourth of july. he was passionate about politics and worked as a data analyst for the democratic national committee. he was walking home from a bar talking on the phone to his girlfriend. mark musclier heard the shots and went to the scene. >> he was conscious. i saw him moving his hand and then they carried him past me to the ambulance i had to look at him to see if he was anybody that we knew from the the neighborhood. as the investigation progressed d.c. police revealed nothing was taken from ric

fox 5's paul wagner joins us live outside the total tonight with more on the story. paul? >> reporter: jim and marina. brian moles is still locked up he did not make cut-off at the courthouse, so he'll have his then release the evidence. what we know today is that a concerned citizen notified the pennsylvania state police early this morning and said that there was a concern about why this man was coming to washington. and at this hour, we still don't know. i reached out to several of his relative today, one answered the phone. then hung up on me for the second identified himself as a relative, and i asked him, do you know why he was coming here to washington? he said no. but i said, do you know whether or not he might have been coming here to harm people and he said absolutely not. let's tell you the rest of the story. it was around 12:30 this morning, dc police say they received a tip from the pennsylvania state police that brian moles was on his way to the car., and he had firearms i- after alerting the state secret service and security at the hotel, police say they foun

s attorney general refused to urn t it over fnlt that is until now fnlt paul wagner has this exclusive. >>reporter: our interest in the videoses kainl last summer when attorneys told us prosecutors were using body canal raised tonights in court to convict drunk drivers fnlt in his opinion they were gauge changers, meaning the old way of taking a case to court was over and a judge could see exactly how a defendant was behaving fnlt when we were asked have to get thenl from the d.c. police departmentment the statute as written says so fnlt and so we asked and this is what we received fnlt redacted videos that obscured faces and conversations fnlt in fact, nothing close to the way they were presented in court. our stories caught the attention of the d.c. open government coalition which sent this three-page letter in mawfn fnlt it cited case law and a detailed request of fox5's request fnlt after meeting with the attorney general he changedded his mind fnlt i took the position listening to my good counsel that we were not able to release that evidence to you because the body canal raised t

fox5's paul wagner has the story. driving. in september of 2015, a d.c. police officer found this man sitting behind the wheel of a pickup truck parked in an alley. you're behind the wheel of a vehicle with the keys in the ignition. you're in control of this vehicle. i'm not driving anything, sir. are you not sitting behind the driver's seat? no, i'm not. that's the steering wheel, right in. >> the man then slides over to the passenger side of the truck, gets out and begins to walk down the alley. the officer calls for backup. that's negative as of right now. the subject is walking away. and when they catch up with the man he becomes combative and belligerent. put your hands up against the wall. >> don't touch me. how much have you had to drink? how much you had to drink? as the officers investigate they tell the man everything he has said has been discussion that ends in laughter . i wasn't in the driver's seat. that's what's on camera. it's on camera. >> in another video an officer tells us the suspected drunk driving he has the right to refuse a breath

fox5's paul wagner joins us live from the scene tonight with more on the story. paul. >> reporter: yeah, hey, guys, we have not learned much about the driver at this point. we've asked mpd a number of questions fifty via e-mail. no charges have been filed. police want to conduct an investigation first. around 8:30 last night little xavier lucky six years old as you mentioned on his birthday was trying to cross livingston road here apparently attempting to get over to that playground right across the street in oxon run park. let's show you some video from last night. the section of the road where xavier lucky lost his life curves to the right for northbound traffic and runs along a stretch of three story apartment buildings. police say xavier was attempting to cross the road when the unnamed driver struck him and kept on going. it was just after 8:30 in the twilight hours. there are no speed bumps and there are no crosswalks that would assist pedestrians waiting to get across to the park and the xavier lucky was in kindergarten at henle elementary where according t

. >> paul wagner joining us from northwestw with what they say is being done to target street level narcotics trafficking. paul? >> jim and sarah, that robbery you were talking about a minute ago here on new mexico avenue happened at rite aid near american university about 2:20 in the afternoon last friday, when the two men jumped the counter, they were as you know, prescription medications have become a major problem here in washington area. so earlier today, down at 300 indiana avenue, a dc police headquarters, the mayor and chief came together to talk about addiction and enforcement. >> hours before the mayor and chief came together to announce what they say is the successful work of narcotics end enforcement unit, they released videos of two violent robberies. . >> last friday, three gun men entered and announce add robbery. according to a police report, the men wanted promethazine, percocet and octobers si could the tin. in the other robbery 25 minutes later, two men jumped the counter with bags also looking for drugs. while standing in front of a table full of pistols taken off the stre

. >> we're live in frederick, paul wagner, fox5 local news. >> bananas with newses around them found at moment recall locations on cam pulls yesterday, in response, hundreds of student turned out today for a rail. au school officials first meeting only for students? tom fitzgerald live in northwest tonight, and tom, that meeting seems to only have made student even angrier. >> reporter: well, that's correct, sarah, this is what the student wanted. they wanted answers, and they wanted action. and they'll tell you, they not hear nearly enough of either from their school officials today. many of the students in attendance say that the administration here has spent far too much time, and closed door meetings, and issuing statements, rather, they say, then talking forcefully and publicly about what many african-american students on this campus now see as a hate crime. case in point, this meeting that was held on campus today, a meeting which students say simply recapped fact that many here already know, and didn't talk enough about what american university intends to do from here. >> i'm

here's fox5's paul wagner. >> reporter: david swin son grew up blocks from where his novels are set andth street northwest was like back in the day. >> this whole area was like heroin central come up and read you a menu. >> reporter: after college in california he came back and joined the force. first working patrol before matching wits with dealers and thieves. >> i specialized in burglary and i liked it. 'cause the burglar has their ear to the track. i mean, they know if there's a shooting right up the street, they know about it. if they're working this area, you know, they can work you up the chain so that you can get to the big dealers so i liked burglars. >> reporter: so he came up with frank mar the protagonist in his first book the second girl and his new book titled crime song. a retired d.c. narcotics cop turned pi who feeds his drug habit by targeting the corner boys. >> he uses the knowledge he created in narcotics and so he knows where a lot of drug boys are and so he targets their homes and burglarizes them for the stash. he likes his lifestyle. and i had fun with it and i

fox5's paul wagner joins us live from silver springs with the story. paul. >>reporter: we are having some trouble. we apologize. we'll be right back after this short break. introducing the italian collection from subway. head in now to grab the five dollar footlong spicy italian. loaded with salami and pepperoni. for a limited time, the spicy italian footlong is just five dollars. it's a big value for even bigger flavor. only at subway. ralph northam: being a pediatrician has taught me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam, and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you call him, we're not letting him bring his hate into virginia. >> welcome back, everybody he we have an important update. the tornado warni

paul wagner is live with the very latest. paul, how are the folks and do we know what happened? reporter rear we're getting there, shawn. we know that the chemical substance is a common household chemical, but as to why it arrived at the house, that's still under investigation. we happened to be in downtown frederick at the time the call went out. we were here for another story and by the time we got here to the hospital a decontamination tenth had already been sent up by the are trying to determine exactly why this package was sent to the house and whether or not there was any kind of nefarious reason to do that. however, tonight we understand that the two men who were affected are doing okay. here's a hospital official updating us a little while ago. >> the condition of the patients did not get any worse. they are being treated. we know that the nurse who stayed with them and treated them did not have any problems, any issues. as they stated there's a secondary confirmation going for the chemical so for the meantime we'll keep that portion of the ed closed and once we find out

paul wagner has a story. >> reporter: prosecutors revealed dna evidence from five items linked daronint to the murders inside the savopoulos home. but only two of them had been made public until now. prosecutors had previously revealed wint's dna had been found on a the home and it had also been found on a reflective vest found inside the stolen porsche. in the new report prosecutors list 14 sites in which wint was a possible contributor including a knife from the basement at 3201 woodland drive. the report also says daron wint's dna cannot be excluded from hairs found on appease of bedding and a hard hat. attorney david benowitz says the report raises a number of questions. >> one, what type of knife is this. is it a pocket knife? is it a knife used to cut food? we don't know that. where was the knife found? where on the knife was mr. wint's dna allegedly found? that could be very important. it's also very important to know if anyone else's dna was found on it? were any of the decedent's found on it because if there weren't then that knife may not have as much thinks. >> reporter: h

paul wagner has the rest of the story. >> bennett lewis left the marine a new life in jacksonville northolina when he su suddenly disappeared his daughter, 7 years old at the time had no idea what happened to him until a sheriff deputy knocked on her aunt's door. >> i was shocked i thought it was a joke. i didn't think it was for r real. >> we talked to monica davis via face time she lives in louisiana and told us she went looking for her father years ago. and was told by investigators there was no evidence her father was dead. but, when bennett didn't show up for his father or sister's funeral. >> that's when i began to say, hey, i think he's dead. no one would not show up for their father's, signature a area's funeral past and he didn't show up i knew then it was a good possibility he was dead. >> october 21, 1984 father and son decided to take a walk near the wooded area off amondale road they found badly decomposed remains of lewis. he was shot elsewher there was evidence he was dragged to where his body was found. his pockets had been turned inside out and he had been shot. bernie n

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paul wagner fox 5 local news. >>> new video about two people wanted in connection with an armed robbery. the dean in georgetown, robbery happened on may 14th in the 3200 block of m street northwest, that's pretty clear video right there. the two suspects demand money from an employee at gunpoint when the employee was unable to open the safe, the suspects took some of the employees personal items. >>> it's a problem the dc mayor mayor bowser is determined to end once and for all, she wants to reduce and eliminate the number of young people who go missing. several months ago she announced plans to address the issue and identified six steps that her administration was taking to protect the city's k today, the mayor gave an update on the progress made so far. >> we want to break the cycle of young people leaving their homes and focus on the issues that cause them to flee their homes in the first place. >> a lot changed as of, nor police are now assigned to the children and youth services division to help find missing children, the website has been expanded and new push service announcement

fox5's paul wagner has the story.ew up just blooks from where his novels are set and remembers what 14 street northwest was like back in the day. this whole area was like heroin central and the prostitutes used to come up and read you a menu. after college in california, swenson came back and joined the force, first working patrol before matching wits a dealers and thieves. i specialized in burglary and i like it just because the burglar has their ear to the track. they know if there's a shooting right up the street, they know about it. if they're working this area they can work you up the chain so you can get to the big dealers, so i like bugger laster. and so swen son came up with frank mar, the protag nis in his first book the second girl and his new book. a retired pi who feeds his habit by corn targeting the corner boys. he uses his he learned in narcotics. he likes his lifestyle. and i had fun with it. i think that's what made him likeable. the new book is a wild ride through familiar d.c. streets that feature s

fox5's paul wagner starts us off live tonight with the story. paul? is dollars and charged with having sex with a 17 year old student. now, this, what we've learned, is that there was a security guard working here at colonel lee brooke middle school who is accused of having sex with a 14 year old eighth grader. and the way the police found out about it? the mother caught him. >> according , caught by the mother of the eighth grader, inside the bedroom of the child's home. she then notified the police, who interviewed the 21 year old security guard, who admitted having sex with the girl on several occasions. >> i know they communicated via text messaging, she

with fox5's rewind to the crime, i'm paul wagner. >> and coming up we'll take a look at interests happening across the dmv this week. there's a lot go on. fox5 has all the details when the news at six returns. the bathroom. when things go wrong here, you remember. quilted northern is designed to work so well, you can forget your bathroom trips. "i used to be a prince. but no princess would kiss me now." shoulders don't just carry pads. they carry your fans passions, hopes, and dreams. and maybe, a chance at greatness because shoulders were made for greatness. not dandruff. >> back now with a look at what is going on around town in the week ahead and we are starting off with some really big names acts. dmx will be performing at howard theater wednesday night and the weekend will also be here thursday night. he's playing at the verizon center. on friday the verizon center is hosting eric church and then on saturday jimmy buffet. the triple crown preakness stakes will be held saturday and there are a number of even

paul wagner fox5 local news. >> all right.g about the races. >> yes. >> weather is so important the pressure is on you. >> may reminds you of wedding season and so you got to get those good saturday weather days. not going to be the best today though unfortunately as you take a live look outside saturday may sixth and we are waking up to gray skies just about everywhere. showers are moving in and the while we are not expecting the widespread rain of yesterday morning, it will still be a little wet. not a rainy weekend. probably just a wet saturday. all right, let's get right to it. here's radar showing the storm system that will brought us the severe weather yesterday morning. it has now moved off towards our north and wraparound showers have been drifting back down from ohio, pennsylvania, down through the virginias and west virginia where we're still dealing with some small stream and creek flooding. mainly across the shenandoah parts of the panhandle of vest what. batch of showers along the 81 corridor from hagerstown down

paul wagner, fox5 local news. ♪ >>> welcome back. we got some breaking weather here.at's gone up for parts of the charles, king george, prince georges county and saint mary's county you can see it in yellow just to the east of knife. 95 and east for the next hour or so. next 45 minutes. i'll show you the shower activity and the storms that are developing there you go. you can see that line of thunderstorm activity pushing across 95. again this is all lifting off to the north and east. so in addition to some very heavy rains potential for gusty winds winds gusting to 60 miles an hour and cloud to ground lightning here over the next half an hour 45 minutes it will lift through the city and points north. bottom line we are not done with the threat for some 74 weather here for the next few hours. then things should improve this afternoon quick look at the seven day. plenty more weather coming up right after the break. fox fuse morning keeps rolling into the 8:00 o'clock hour. we'll see in you a minute. minu. welcome to maxx you. you are whimsical, vibrant, statement makin

in annapolis, paul wagner, fox5 local news.appening now as memorial day travelers are out there hitting the roads. this is a live look of course traffic heading east onto the bay bridgeton night. it's moving. >> i feel like tony perkins influenced our playlist here. a little beatles to give you a look out there. everybody is moving along. i think this is the weekend, you know, when you hit the road any time common sense when you see the rain out there, get the wipers on put the headlights on as well and keep in mind that police are going to be out there in force keeping an eye out making sure everybody is safe. >> so, if you want to know the perfect time to go, according to maryland transportation authorities, the best travel times today are after 10:00 p.m. friday they say it's best to go before 10:00 a.m. and after 10:00 p.m. so you see the drill after 10:00 p.m. of seems the best time. saturday before 7:00 in the morning and after 5:00 in the afternoon and then sunday, monday before 10:00 a.m. >> 10 o'clock is just the -- ye

live in southeast, paul wa wagner, "fox5 local news". >> we have update now opt fate of rockville high school teens initially accused of sexually assaulting a classmate. on friday, prosecutors dropped the rain charges against 17-year-old jose montano and 18-year-old sanchez saying there was not enough evidence to proceed. immigrants. they are pursuing child p pornography against the teens and feds may try to deport them. on "fox news morning" we spoke with sanchez' attorney. >> we were extremely disappointed the prosecutor decided to file these charges against our client stemly it's criminal sdaivtion adolescence in america. this is fair children with cell phones in high schools and parents that pay the bills for the cell phones could theoretically be subject to the prosecution my client is facing right now. >> sanchez's lawyer tells us if his client is found guilty of the charges he will more than likely face deportation proceedings. >> the man previously convicted of murdering d.c. intern chandra levy was deported back to el salvador. prosecutors dropped all charges against him in a

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