fox5's paul wagner is live in fairfax county with latest. paul. >>reporter: shawn and tony, there is a lot of concern from my jill tonight. i'm in the neighborhood where not only he lives, but where he was last seen, just off of buck man road what we do know from police is that he was last seen in a wooded area that surrounds this pond here right off of pond road . but i talked to ago and she told me something that the police would not share and that is she said that he was fishing here in this pond when someone saw him being attacked. now, police are not confirming that. they're not saying that there was a violent incident, but they are saying that his disappearance is considered gang related. let's show you a picture of ma jill now. earlier today police were seen in this area. we were told that police had searched the entire wooded area around the pond. they used a k9 team. they've used a helicopter. they've used search and rescue personnel from the police department to see if they could find my jill. his mother told me that he does have a phone

he's accused of shooting and killing his boss, the cvs manager >> paul wagner joins us with latest, paul. >> reporter: it took warrington police six days to make the arrest. taking webster's duse into custody at this house behind me in fairfax county earlier today. the fauquier county commonwealth's attorney said the investigation was intense and fast moving. but at this hour, the motive is still unclear. warrington police closed in on bernard duse obtaining a warrant for his arrest, his neighbor page reid watched from across the street this morning as police searched his house but had no idea he had been arrested for murder. >> what? i totally shocked. >> reporter: reid said duse and the woman he lived with kept to himself, she says she didn't see them much. this morning as the sun came up, she watched as police took some items out of the house including a safe >> they cut open's pulling contents out of it, laying it on the lawn, kind of doing an inventory and taking pictures of it. >> reporter: can you describe the safe? >> it was large, maybe like up to your knees. >> reporter: scott

. >> fox5 paul wagner live tonight in northwest with paul, we know you talk with terrence sterling's family and the attorney earlier today. what was their reaction to this de eggs? >> terribly disappointed, of course, sean, tony. this has been going on for ten mr. sterling came here with his attorney, and his pastor, in hopes of hearing of an indictment against this officer. this is one of the most controversial shootings in the disdistrict of columbia until, many years. but, today, they were told that the u.s. attorney's office would not go forward with an indictment against the officer. instead, the metropolitan police said they'll now begin administrative investigation, into the actions of officer brian treanor. now, as you recall, this is back in september 11, terrence sterling was riding his motorcycle through the adams morgan section of the city, when he was spotted by officers, allegedly, driving irradically. now, according to the evidence that was released by the u.s. attorney's office today, they say that terrence sterling was driving his motorcycle, at speeds over 100 miles

paul wagner is live in sterling with the de tails. >>reporter: i talked to the sheriff out here today in loudon county and he told me that the initial solicitation actually happened last year, but the camper never came forward, but then when the camper came back to camp here at the church this year and saw the counselor was there again, the cam decided to come forward with the allegation. now, the sheriff is concerned there may be more victims. anybody that was part of this baptist church camp that occurred in sterling over last year, h this year that play feel that their kids could possibly be a victim as well in this, we need to have them come forward, talk with their kids, see he if there is anything that their children may know that we need to know about and that we can look into. again, it's early in the investigation and we're look ing into all as pengts of these communications to see what other contacts \he\e may have had. black rock ifs office said richard herns was a volunteer counselor at the oak grove baptist quhoich summer

with fox5 's rewind to the crime, i'm paul wagner. there is a a $25,000 reward for information in the case. and if you have any information that might help police close it, 9099. up next, a fatal crash in waldorf. what police say a man was doing on the shoulder of route five when he was hit by a passing vehicle. fits. sarah, the white house says it was a joke, but one local police chief says it's no laughing matter. coming up we'll talk to the man who is now taking on the president. jim and fits we have some breaking news. it is now why is toafer, christopher ray has been confirmed as the next director of the fbi. the senate just wrapping up their vote. it was an overwhelming vote 92 to five in favor of president trump's nominee to run the fbi, christopher ray. we'll talk about this in department coming up tonight at 5@6:30. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people

a former closerly elementary teacher has been sentenced to 40 year, paul wagner live in rockville and paul an emotional day. >> reporter: highly emotional. went on two and a half hours. there were multiple supporters of john vigna, packed the crom, an overflow crowd. the judge wouldn't allow standing room, so most stood in the lobby, there were six people there that we victims. the parents of the victims, they sat in the front row. just before sentence, the prosecutor said these victims who came forward to testify were brave and got no support from the community. the judge just before sentencing in trying to explain why he had so much support said, quote, really good people do some really bad things. he also said he could couldn't agree more with the verdict. we want to show you quotes because there were a lot of people who spoke, there were supporters, for john vigna and then there were the parents of the victims. let's show you a couple of quotes from the parents, one woman my daughter has been given a life sentence, another said this is a horrific gift, this evil man gave me, i am

fox5 paul wagner live in fairfax county with more tonight. paul? >> reporter: high there, guys, just off buck man road in the section of fairfax county, the area where miguel was last seen. in fact, it was just in that wooded area beyond this pond where i'm standing at right now that police were searching, not too long ago, now, let me tell you, police are not saying why they believe it is gang related, they're not saying why they believe he's endangered, how much, about an hour ago with his mother inside her apartment, not far from here, and she told me that he was last seen thursday evening casting a fishing line into this pond, and then someone saw several men attack him. let's show you a picture of miguel and some video of the search going on right now here in this area. fairfax county police say that they've been searching since thursday, when he was first reported missing, but that the endangered part of the missing report didn't come into play until sunday night when they got some new information, presumably the information about him possibl

>> a shot was fired and 66-year-old john per nel lost his life a murder that remains unsolved, paul wagner tonight's rewind to the crime. >> reporter: vernon wise had only been on the yard in nelson place a few minutes when the memories of the july 3rd shooting come roaring back >> we may have stuff that you see stuff like that. i seen him get shot. >> reporter: it says taped in the blink of an eye, three gunmen entered from the street while two others jumped the fence. >> when they put that gun in my face and told me to lay down, it don't take a rocket scientist to figure like i said, what i've been through before, i'm going to cooperate. >> reporter: john per nel did not. the retired protective service officer decide he was going to fight back. he knew guns, he was a protective service officer. he knew how to handle a gun. do you think that he was thinking at the time that he could stop the robbery by doing what he was doing? >> to me, all his instincts and job training in last conversation we had kicked in. it all kicked in. when i see him go into action and do what he did, i could just

paul wagner fox 5 local news >>> there's a warning out about an alleged fake cancer charity organization and maryland secretary of state is investigating the group called we can survive >> the organization is reportedly collecting money in donations for what it says is a mission trip to hon endure russ. maryland's attorney general said at scam aimed at defrauding the public >> tisha lewis. >> reporter: we can survive has violated several laws by not organization, not receiving approval from the state before soliciting charitable contributions and that's not all. the countdown is still ticking on we can survive on the website it claims in three days, the organization's founder me i can't write will go on a mission in honduras to help fight cancer, but wright is in hot water with the secretary of statement we obtained this cease and desist order saying the organization did not register or receive permission from the state to solicit donations. the order goes on to say wright misrepresented and misled donors to falsely claiming to be a 501 c-3 charity organization using this website, variou

fox5's paul wagner live at the scene tonight. paul. >> reporter: hey, guys, this is where the fire broke out last night around 11:30 right here in the 800 block of f street northeast. that's the fire in the -- the townhouse right over there at 809. now, there's a lot of prayers being said for this firefighter tonight. he's in bad shape. according to multiple sources i want to show you how this happened. he was on engin he's in the middle of this pulling poles from that firehouse -- i he's pulling hose from the firehouse when -- from the fire truck when the ladder truck comes into the block. this is a picture of a truck that's very similar to the one that came into the block. there is a driver in the front and there is what's called a tiller man in the back who is also driving. according to multiple sources as the truck came around the corner and onto the block it pinned that firefighter against engine three. he immediately was knocked unconscious. medics began cpr. he was rushed to medstar and it's our understanding now that he's

. >> paul wagner live in northwest, he's there with terrence's family and their attorney, with reaction to the decision, paul? >> just came out. us attorney's offers moments ago, in therefore about two hours, listening to the prosecutors about the decision. jason, tell me what you were told by the us attorney's offers why they're not going to >> they don't think they can get a conviction, man who had no weapon whatsoever, they don't think they can get a n the scene describe thenesses motorcycle being blocked in, that the officer shooting from the car, the lights are not on, no siren, no commands, what possibly did the prosecutors give you that explains the reason why the officer is not going to be charge in the this case? i mean, were they giving you a good reason? >> no, certainly no good reason for someone for the government to decline to prosecute under these circumstances. this is yet another example of our government disappoint being letting down our community. we have to acknowledge this is another young man unarmed killed by a police officer. this is why people beli

live in rockville, paul wagner, fox 5 local news. >>> to an update on a story fox 5 brought you as breaking news last night. police released new video of two persons of interest and a vehicle they may have been driving wanted in connection to a deadly shooting in northeast. four people were shot at an exxon gas station on 18th. jarvis bell later died at the hospital. three other men suffered nonlife-threatening injuries, call police if you recognize these men or if you recognize the car. >>> have you recognized this toy poodle >> she was the dog's owner reached out to fox 5 in hopes of finding diva and catching those. matt ackland is in the neighborhood where diva was taken. matt? >> reporter: yes, that woman you talk about, she's in bad shape. we're going to show you a picture of her in a second. she's all bruised up. she really, really was assaulted bad. it happened right here yesterday morning around 9:30 out walking diva as well some of her other dogs in this area, when she said someone approached in a car, right away you a woman and her daughter, and the woman said, hey, are all those

paul airport. reporter jeff wagner tells us how the airline was able to handle the situation.sot: airportnavigating through the airport can sometimes feel like an adventure.but frequent flyer richard munassi will tell you it's a lot calmer on land... than what he experienced saturday in the sky.natsot: plane take off richard munassi, witness:"there was a lot of yelling and screaming. i thought perhaps two of the passengers maybe got into a fist fight."the scuffle he says he heard was actually passengers trying to stop this man in sunglasses from opening an exit door mid-flight - as the airplane was descending. richard munassi, witness:"and it wasn't immediately after letting us know we were in descent it was a couple of minutes afterward so he had a plan to open that door as we were getting close to the ground."other witnesses say this man in the purple shirt was one of the passengers who subdued the man who was reaching for the door handle - until flight attendants were able to help.reporter: "how do you feel the fight attendants, american and police handled it?"richard munas