. >> thanks for staying with us,s, i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony'm t perkins. this is the man they're lookingi for.fo investigators say he shot andnd killed his estranged wife gladys who was at high point high school in beltsville to pick up her children.. to del also shot and killed another man that encounter. >>reporter: the crime scene at high point high is starting to break down here and i'm going tn show you the victim's suv laying on the flatbed of the tow truck about to toe the car away fromay this high school and reopen thio high school back for students tomorrow morning. at this hours, like you said, the man hunt continues for the estranged husband of this motheh coming to this high school to s pick up her children thishis afternoon. we heard a couple shots and everyone was just crying. j we didn't know what to do. class was out for the day, but a softball game and rotc practicec were about to get underway at high point high when gunfire

. >> i'm tony perkins. metro is going to close at june 3rd, this is a move that will impact thousands on the weekends. sarah simmons is live with the details and rider reaction. >> reporter: i'm here in dupont circle. there's quite a bit of activity at the metro here in dupont. this is part of the general manager's new safe track plan that we have been talking about. he came up with a few weeks ago. that's going to be just the beginning. midnight closure on weekends and throughout the entire week. here's the thing. the city doesn't shut down at midnight. take a look over here. you can see we still have activity. people walking around. taxis and everything. those will be in dire need soon. jack evans spoke about the need to cut back on the metro hour. >> it's a tough one and i time. there's no if, and's or buts and we were getting 19 hours a week of repair, that doesn't work. >> reporter: people are going to have to plan ahead. that's what we were hearing from riders earlier. that these ride services like ub

kleiner perkins caufield byers made its name investing early in google, amazon, and genentech, but manyegin to wonder if the glory days for this company are over. then, the firm was rocked by the most closely watched trial in the industry. ellen pao sued the firm for gender discrimination. sparking debate worldwide. joining me today, general partners john doerr and beth seidenberg. thank you for doing this. it is great to have you here. you have been quiet for a long time, quiet through the trial. why are you here? john: you know, nobody likes litigation. and we are human. this trial was painful. at the end of the day, six women and six men heard five and a half weeks of testimony. they deliberated for 1.5 days. they found decisively on the facts that this company did not discriminate, that we did not retaliate and that ellen's claims had no merit. we know there was a second trial going on in public opinion and on this topic of diversity it found against the echnology industry and we in the venture industry. we get that. emily: so you feel like you lost in the court of public opinion? j

ellen: when i was a kleiner perkins it was very hard.ple inside and outside did not want to be seen with me. it has changed quite a bit since then. people are becoming more aware of these issues. it is not my one-story, it is a lot of people sharing their stories and having similar experiences. , have been working on a book not looking for a job until i get this done. then i will see what happens. my exclusive interview with helen power. still to come, what she has been up to since the controversial discrimination case ended a year ago. more of our conversation, in just a moment. in today's revolving door, amazon may have lost out to twitter on the nfl streaming deal. but the e-commerce giant is not giving up on sports. they have hired executives to head up the project. run digitaled to video for "sports illustrated." google's first deal with a major car deal, bringing their famous self driving cars closer to commercial reality. ♪ emily: to part two of our exclusive interview with ellen pao, former kleiner perkins junior investing partne

perkins.over there for a report, i'll try it out. > (applause) they're walking now. all right. one last look at weather. check out the seven day forecast. we've gone from too cool to sweaty. do we dare say too yet. we'll wait for the weekend to complain that it's too who the. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for cize, brought to you by beachbody. this is the end of exercise. >> get ready to cize it up. [ beat drops ] [ people cheering ] are you ready to dance? 5, 6, 7, 8! >> ♪ on my way in i'ma take it ♪ >> stop exercising, people. it's time to start dancing. lcome to cize. >> announcer: cize is the all-new dance workout program that's gonna make losing weight fun and easy. >> to me, it's not even exercise because i don't want to stop. >> announcer: it's simple -- dance, have fun, and get awesome results. >> it's just like one big party turns on. it's so empowering. >> i spent many years of

we also had a twist and tony joined us, let me give a shout out to tony perkins. he loved meeting with the people. mike thomas and caitlin right now. a lot of kids want you to sign their arm. at any rate, we had a new twist on the weather day presentation this year and that was a good cause for charity not only do the nats donate 1 dollar forever ticket, but see this guy thoughing up the first -- michael thompson and we were delighted that michael was able to join us for the first pitch as was and you're go this near just a moment. that's me with neil coke ley. he got to announce play ball. coming up in a moment, caitlin was able to hold the president's race finish line and she was helping out a couple of other folks there. it was tim thompson and jim david as they were getting ready to hold the line for the presidents to cross the finish line. that was all made possible because this year, fox 5 and the nat steamed up to make these experiences a silent auction at the leukemia ball and we warrant to thank betty thompson for making that happen for four members of he

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perkins..ver there for a a report, i'll try it out. > (applause) they're walking now. all right. one last look at weather.eath check out the seven daythe forecast.. we've gone from too cool to sweaty. do we dare say too warm? not yet. we'll wait for the weekend to complain that it's too who the. > sunblock tomorrow at nats park. >> oh, yeah, absolutely. heyadded more nonstop airline straight-shot flights than any other out of reagan national last year? here's a hint. did ya catch it? no? here's another: their colors are yellow, red, and blue, and they save you tons of green. still nothing? that's okay. just go to southwest.com for the answer. on this airline, everybody wins. ♪ [clap, clap, ding] >> today on "tmz" -- harvey: kelly osbourne has gone on the attack against the woman allegedly who had the affair with her dad, calling her a chunky low light. >> no, a chunky low light

mike: tom perkins. [laughter] mike: if i can name names. alec: it is funny.ause there is so much lag time between when we write the show and when it airs, it is almost a full year -- we started writing in june and it does not come on until april. so it is, you know, 10 months from when we start writing to when the shows start to hit air -- so much of what happens that we want to sort of go after happens after we have written shows but before we have aired. so it always feels like there is a stockpile. emily: you're writing history before it happens. mike: sometimes we have gotten lucky -- or unlucky, depending on how you look at it -- where we do something on the show and in between the time we shoot it and it comes out, it has happened in the real world. emily: what would you like to happen in the real world silicon valley? like, it would power the show for three more seasons? alec: honestly, just keep doing what you are doing. it just seems like, you know, every time we try and make up what is the crazy next thing, the real crazy next thing happens and it's

. >> thanks for joining us i'mfor tony perkins.. >> i'm shawn yancy. shawn yancy.ee people were hurt after alu man repeatedly rammed his suv s into the entrance to the one person was pinned in theinnn wreckage for a time before otheo customers cut him loose. l marina marraco is live on the ot scene. witnesses say this was nos sais accident.nt >> reporter: they say it was intentional because he keptbecak backing up and them rammingm ram again and repeatedly.front doort a total of three times beforeesb witnesses were able to pull himl out from the car. tonight police though notug releasing his identity or sayiny if he's facing any criminalmina charges but you can see here ate silver diner that cleanup c continues as they try and open o back up for business. in just seconds employees at th tysons corner silver diner d rushed to try and stop the the driver of this hummer. hum >> all of a sudden this guy jusj rammed into the building.ed i oh, my god, this guy just rammes into the building. >> reporter: on three attempts the driver tried ramming througr the front door. d

summer suedck last the vc firm kleiner perkins and cal field. she said she was preyed on by male colleagues and denied a promotion when she complained about it. now, she is starting her own consultancy firm. she is starting a tech diversity advocacy group. advising companies on hiring hr pay practices. after she left kleiner perkins, she was the interim ceo of credit. she is also on the board of clipboard and lehigh technologies and is now starting her own consultancy shop. they'll miss an interview with the former kleiner perkins partner ellen pao about her new advocacy venture. that is one year after losing her discrimination lawsuit against the legendary the sea firm. catch that today at 3:00 p.m. eastern. we are halfway through a pretty brutal trading day. i want to head to the markets desk where bloomberg's julie hyman has the latest. it started in some areas of asia , spread to europe, european banks, and now spreading to the u.s.. economic orders we got in asia, and then in europe, the sentiment shift that seemed to come into the markets,

have the wrong john perkins. no, they said. you're the one who wrote confessions of an economic hitman. i said, why? and they said because our executives are smart people. and they know that the system isn't working. and they quote statistics. a lot of statistics. one of the most important ones is that some of us live in the united states. we consume almost 30% of the world residents -- world's resources. that's not a model. china was 19% of the world's population can't do it. india can't. brazil can't. russia can't. it's a failed system. we need to understand that. can't continue with this. we have to change it. and what it's going to take is a new role for corporations. instead of maximizing profits, let's say, hey, make a decent return for your investors with need investors for new technology, and serve the public interest. let's go back to the wisdom of the founding fathers. a corporation's need to serve us. not just a handful of wealthy people. you and me. and we need to convince these corporations to convert this economy

would you please give a big round of amaze and help us welcome john perkins. [applause] >> thank you. thanks, clay. thanks to this amazing independent bookstore. a round of applause for this bookstore. we love these independent bookstores. thank you. [applause] thank you all for being here tonight. it's a great pleasure to be here with you. i think, well, i wanted to actually share a st. patrick's day story with you. [laughter] happy st. patrick's day. so a couple years ago i was in washington, d.c., and i was at a dinner with a bunch of people from the state department, very high-level people at the tate department. state department. and i was actually in washington to speak at the green festival. and somebody's mentioned to one of these high-level people that i was there to speak at the green festival, and he says, oh, my gosh, but it's not st. patrick's day yet. [laughter] that's the state department for you. [laughter] so i think my being here begs the question, why would i write a new confessions of an economic hitman 12 years after the original was writt

tony perkins, they are working with dr. ben carson. they worked together to arrange this private meeting. bob, thanks for joining me. donald trump had great success with evangelicals with the voting in the south. but there was a group of evangelicals who made it clear they are disabond it donald trump. other parts of the party who were disappointed with this campaign are starting to come around. what will it take for you to jump on the trump train? >> it's a tale of two cities. we are thrilled he tapped into the emotion of people being upset with toll particulars. but we are not sure where he stand on issues that are important to us like life, liberty, religious freedom and israel. our goal is to have a conversation with in trump, and let's see if he's somebody we can get behind to support and hopefully vote for. charles: those items you just clicked off. would that be enough for you and others who are still resistant? >> there its no doubt hillary clinton is a great motivator. she won't be close to where we want her to be on pro-famil

i'm tony perkins. >> i'm sean yancy. that is the inside of the house and the jaw dropping look happening in the middle of the neighborhood. folks who live in this area thought something was a little strang expected this. >> fox 5 lindsey w atts has more. >> reporter: you'll find farm equipment among million dollar homes. >> really it's not a whole lot going on. we live in a very special place. >> reporter: the green ri here was more abundant than anyone knew. this is what police found. hundreds of marijuana plants. officers say it's the biggest indoor growth they've seen in the county. >> it's sad to hear. i heard that it was a lot more than just pot. you know. it was a lot of dangerous drug. >> reporter: police gave us this photo of shotgun and cash they recovered. investigators say they don't know how long the operation was going on. they were tipped off after the home went into foreclosure. at the new owner check theed out the property, smelled pot and called police. they arrested a daniel casey foul er, who posted po

. >> and i'm tony perkins. >> right over the top tonight a grocery store security officer is facing charges after allege allegedly attacking a customer. >> customer is reportly a transgender woman trying to use the growingry store woman's rm. tish a, what happened shawn and tony a disturbing story to report it happened at the northeast giant and if you look behind me over my right shoulder you can seat actual bathroom at the women's restroom and the customer reportedly transgender woman was attempting to use the been room inside the restroom. once inside we're told the security guard reportedly followed the customer and used physical force to escort the customer out of the bathroom. that's when an altercation ensued. the security guard was arrested for simple assault. what's interesting about this and working with my photographer norris if you go down there you see the hallway and this is where the customer -- and there had to be several witnesses at some point seeing what happened and it was also all captured on surveillance video. and also, tonight, "fox5 local news" learned the transgend

ellen: yeah, when i was at kleiner perkins, it was really hard. people inside and outside did not want to be seen with me. it has changed since then your people are becoming more aware of these issues. it's not my one story. it is a lot of people sharing their stories and having similar experiences. i've been working on the book. i've been not looking for a job until i get this book done. and then we'll see what happens. emily: you say you don't regret it. now that you have had a year to reflect, would you do it again? ellen: it's a good question. i would do it again. but i would tell you the same thing that people told me when i was talking to people who i had sued -- you had sued financial services. they also said that they would do it again but they would not recommend of the people to do it. -- what would you recommend to other women or minorities? or go somewhere that they would be more appreciative? ellen: it depends on where you are. if you think you are in a place where people will listen, try to change from within you. at kleiner, i tried

i'm sean yancy. >> tony perkins. 62-year-old eulalio tordil made his court appearance today.udge ordered him held without bond. >> he's suspected of killing his wife gladys we learned she a protection from abuse order against him. tordil used a gun in the spree that he was previously ordered to surrender. >> the next morning, tordil shot three people outside it's

. >> thanks for joining us tonight, i'm sean yancy, i'm jim for tone perkins. we talk about the wild weather. hail can coming down pretty hard. fox 5 at the right moment. you can see the hail coming down. here's the picture that rina snapped. we have team coverage of the severe weather. let's start off with sue palka for the latest. >> we're still getting live reports of fear weather, not only did we just have a severe thunderstorm expire in some of our eastern communities suburbs east of dc but ongoing now, we have a new problem, and that is flash flooding. several rounds the rain started about 5:00 this afternoon, one storm blew up in prince william county and that produced hail over many counties. we're going to start with the latest. we dropped a severe thunderstorm warning in effect for prince george's county, but a flash flood warning still in effect until 12:30 for montgomery. at the moment, not as much rain over dc, but look to the eastern suburbs. lightening and as i get in across the bay over to the eastern shore going to produce quite a light show fo

emily: that was my exclusive interview with a former junior partner at kleiner perkins and interim ceoit. fitbit shares are sliding after hours as the company issues weaker second quarter guidance. the company reporting a first-quarter revenue of $505 million, beating wall street estimates and profit under $11 million. their first year as a public company has been rocky and the stock is down over 14% since its june ipo. what will it take for the company to prove itself to investors? firstg me is ramon lomas, of all, what you make of this mess -- miss? >> i think it is a pretty big miss but we are looking at this moment in time. fitbity going forward is is not the kind of company that will stay still. we have a lot more development and a lot more product and a lot of other things to look at right now. if we can just be patient and say let's look at how the run that develops, i think we will see a lot more than what we see here today. emily: let's talk about their new activity trackers. alta and the blade. how well are the new trackers doing? countsou look at the they made, altogether fo

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. >> i'm teeny perkins. >> held a press address the alarming number off shootings. >> marina marraco is life in southeast with what they had to say. >> reporter: this just wrapped i up i'll tell you the chief of police cathy lanier was here mayor bowser, deputy chief of safety, as well as commander for this police district and thend counsel worker. we're seeing spike in crime. two fatalities. i was told a couple minutes agot that we would have chief lanierf at the top of the hour tor address our audience and talkd a about this spike in crime. but i'll give i was quick run down about what she said at this press conference today. she believes right now they don't have their finger gary asf to what is leading these crimes. but the two fatalities that did happen inward seven today on texas avenue and the most recent one happening on 49th street in southeast at this ., preliminarily mpd believes theys are connect ed. they would not go nie further ae to how they believe theyre connected. that is a lookout for the suspect vehicle which they sayay as road honda car according to a witness tha

kimberly perkins o'connor, just your composure is extra ordinary. we appreciate you bringing us this story by capturing this video. thank you very much. we appreciate your time. >>> and on to our next story. donald trump is in the nation's capital for the annual rolling thunder motor cycle rally. he used the opportunity to criticize the state of the military and also promised that he would make it great again. >> we have to rebuild our military. it's been decimated. so we're going to rebuild our military. we're going to make it bigger and bigger and better and stronger than ever before. we have no choice. we have to do it. and by the way, it's the single cheapest thing we can do. believe me. so we will he rwill rebuild our and we will take care of our veterans. >> scott mcclain is on the scene there. it sound like a campaign speech. listen to this. >> and by the way, bill clinton signed and a half tanafta, probt deal economic will that this country has done in 100 years. so hillary doesn't know anything about jobs. >> the scott, how did the audience

i think i had a tony perkins wake-up app. >> whatever happened. >> didn't i have a tony perkins wake-up. >> we all had that. >> that db. >> that is the last things i want to hear first thing in the morning. >> you can imagine the rock saying it you know? >> >> yeah. thank you very much. >> here's the forecast. sorry about last night. hail, clouds to ground lightning and lots of flooding we're cleaning one that and fog and grizle and showers in the forecast for tuesday. that's a live look. 62 degrees now cooler today. upper 60s for a daytime high. shower activity very quickly pushing offer to the east. but we'll keep scattered showers and clouds in the forecast today and not expecting severe weather this afternoon and that's good news and look at your weekend. it's looking operator than it looked yesterday. saturday perhaps partly sunny, 72. mother's day let's not worry about the weather mother's day everything will be perfect. erin has the roads. >> 6:56 and big delays lingering on the beltway. and earlier crash between con condition and georgia inner loop involving tractor-trailer and

i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. that man was helping the kids off a bus right near ki elementary school in southeast when he was shot.ot his death comes one day after d.c.'s police chief spoke outf p about the city's crime rate. i'm very comfortable. c our robbery trend is going in the direction we want to go and that's our single biggest crime. right now we're in good shape. we want to keep it that way. fox5's marina maracco is life at police headquarters. marina, what did chief lanier say about today's tragic shooting. >>reporter: the chief had little to say today. she was on the scene, but b declined to speak with fox5. instead we spoke with commander from the sixth police districtix whoth gave us a basic run down f today's latest homicide as the e homicides here in the district continue to climb over last year's. a out east family left broken after shelton robinson was shots dead outside the family's apartment.ent. robinson and under the age of six were just u getting off the bus after cominf home from school wh

tony perkins will be out there, too, honorary weather man, a lot of us from fox5.out at 86 tomorrow. so three degrees warmer than today. and we're looking at memorial day because we know that's what you want to know and what is going on for our memorial day weekends, saturday looks like the best of the 3 days. on sunday, 83 degrees, we added chance every thunderstorm, i'll tell you right now, very slight chance, but any time we expect a lot of people to be outside and we think there is a chance, we will add it to the forecast. still, few scattered thunderstorms on monday, memorial day itself, 50-50 chance of you seeing one of the thunderstorms. last stop tonight before we look at the 7 day, looking good at the beaches. but the temperatures for hatteras, but add thunderstorm, very small, possibility, in on sunday, and as we look at the local beaches, you can see, ocean city and rehoboth also looking at maybe brief interruption with some thunderstorms, sunday, monday, but still worth getting down to the beaches. your fox5 accuweather 7 day forecast, look ' temperatur

. >> i'm tony perkins. >> tonight, firefighters were called to investigate smaeking brakes on train at the rockville station. no fire was found. apparently that was a big deal. this followed tractor-trailer rushed and the feds ordered metro to complete urgent repairs at the locations on your screen. you can see three of them and the work has to be finished before work begins on the massive maintenance program. live with more on what this means for all of us. tisha. >> shawn and tony what i could see we are starting to see empty metro staitionz like the one we're at now. the best care sense airo there might be rolling shut downs. the cost case we got a wide shut down. once the short answer in terms of solution time, metro no doubt in dire need of tlc. we spoke with engineer what says all of this is due to aiming and lack of maintenance and we asked him the question maybey of you have what's is later. . >> if you are r have to conducting metal and the other on the other side if you don't want any can't between this one and that one there's in betwee between. >> electrical engineering gur

fans don't forget another earlier capitols playoff exitment and our own tonywn t perkins took the loss most.os so he booked a session with thei fan therapist.her there you see the session. he wanted to vent his frustrations. the healing begins ahead next in sports. teisha, gwen, listen to this. bringer kink customers can now c heat their food in a steam room. the fast food chain has opened a chain in hell sync '.. i has two saunas that can fit up to 15 people. it has a media how long and a laundry room in case she wants a whooper and your food as well. food issacs zestible in the i sauna and the restaurant, but you have to book the spa in advance. that's going to do it for us us tonight. the news part of this, but but standby because brody logan is s here now to take you to of the way with sports. > have a great evening, everyone, we'll see you later, take care. i can think of nothing more than relaxing than eating a whopper in a steamer.tea d.c. sports fans after another capital players disappointment no one is taking it harder thanr happy you came in today. tod i remember our last se

we begin with the mass of metro repair work that will begin this weekends i'm tony perkins. >> i'm sarah simmons in for shawn. without access to metro rail during the busy holiday weekend. plan. >> reporter: tony and sarah talk about bad timing all of this o going into the holiday weekend, a friendship, he asks what is going on with metro now. construction, more of the same but you know we're all used to it i can tell you whose not used to it tourists. ♪ >> reporter: even though itthou could be anything but for tourist coming into the nationsn capital this memorial day weekend. construction on the metro railhe continues that means service adjustmentss on all six lines. >> how are people going to get around? >> reporter: we have the sameame question the family visiting from new jersey.y. metro says even though the vienna, dunn loring will beorin closed this weekends, even though there will be no orange line trains this weekends silver line will run. most likely they'll know. >> i have no idea. we know because we live here what abou lt people coming into town. >> yeah, that would have been

i'm tony perkins. >> shawn yancy southeast community up particular and violence a seven year old was shot as she was walking with her parents. >> after last months shooting the mayor walked through the neighborhood and listened to residee streetlights and other safety improves. marina more rack company went to the neighborhood to see waits been done. >> reporter: if they say improvement have been made or haven't, behind me you'll see new bright led lights they've been placed on a small pocketed inward agent if you look across the area alabama avenue you'll see these dimmer sodium vapor lights some saying all the lights need to be changed. more than a month ago a seven year old girl was shot as she was walking home with parents just about a block from the 7th police district urge south east. it was a shooting that marked the beginning of a slew of high profile shootings leading up to the summer for folks at ward eight of the after that girl was shot mayor bowser walked through the neighborhood and rets departments expressed concerns about how poorly lit this area was. in just weeks re

. >> we thank you for joining us at 11 i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> a grossy store security guard is under arrest tonight accused of attacking a customer inside a giant store in northeast d.c. >> customer is reportedly a transgender woman trying to use the grocery store's women's restroom and is liver with the latest. >> tony, shawn, it happened at this northeast giant and in fact if you look over my right shoulder inside that woman's bathroom according to a report filed by police the guard followed the customer identified at ebony bellchar transgender woman into the bam room and used physical force to escort her out and then altercation ensued and i wonder what the viewers know. i got a text from ebony she's telling me how she felt. she felt terrified she was attacked. just because i identified myself as a transgender woman going into the bathroom. that should not happen. >> again the scuffle happened today around noon at the giant here on the 300 block of 8 plg street and was also captured on surveillance video which police reviewed before me made arrest arresting secure s

collegiate event in the country, we can't wait for it, and this guy right here can't wait for t brian perkinse university. coach, you fired up? >> i'm very excited about this, been waiting all year for this. >> before we get to your guys, and the race at hand, coach, 37 years, stepping aside. he was diagnosed when parkinson's disease, so this is a bit of a emotional moment for you and your team. are you using that as fuel for today? >> we are, i think, i mean, i definitely a.m. we want to win from coach. we want to win for each otherment the team not just those nine or eight guys, the team is gavin and myself and the other staff and the wider team. so when you lose one guy, even somebody with a impact like gavin, you know, huge impact like that, then it is a huge, should and boost, i hope. >> you were talking about what a wealth of knowledge the man s but he will still be sticking around? >> always have a seat in my motor boat. if i stay on at temple, if temple takes me on, always have a chance to keep him involved in the sport. i learn from him every day. >> talk about what it takes it get r

. >> i'm tony perkins, we are talking five shootings this afternoon two people died including a mother who was carrying groceries into her home a. >> a little more than an hour ago mayor and police chief addressed this into we are horrified by what we saw today. its a level of violence that is not acceptable in our city. and we are going to put every single resource, police and otherwise in the neighborhoods to get rid of this violence. >> violent crime in this area is down three%. so, it just goes to show no matter how successful we are over all with crime and how successful we are in community and reducing violent crime, you can never rest, because there's potential for something to flare up. >> fox 5's marina marraco is with the very latest. >> reporter: the situation in the district police crews just behind me 60 commander calling in his united to help during our life shot to make media crews inward seven are safe. a total of five shooting victims today. two of those 56 times fatal, both of them again here inward seven. it all started today about 1:00 this afternoon on texas aftern

on, we put in important career and technical advances into the every student, we're now working on perkins act, do the same thing when we get to hired ed act, reauthorization will work on cte advances that will include cyber. in virginia, the i've got to mention that because my wife is secretary of education, they're also doing major work in this work force area to expand the cyber work force, the redesign of high school curriculum to include more cte and cyber courses. the effort to designate community colleges around the state as national centers of academic excellence and down in hampton road became the third community college received that designation. we have to have both federal and the private sector work force necessary to meet the challenge and some of that is going to be really tied up with our work on perkins and reauthorization to promote this work force. in addition of the work force we just got to shore up our investments in technologies and platforms. i visited fire eyes is one of the cosponsors for today and they're a wonderful powerful leader in this field in virginia and

tony perkins will be at that meeting and joins us live. important because trump often touts the support he has of evangelicals. he says, i won them over the south and everywhere else. do you believe he has that lock-up or do him coming to this meeting? >> he did remarkably well with people of faith. when you look at evangelicals, those that go to church on a weekly basis, where their faith is central to decisions they make, he didn't do as well with them. and that's what a lot of these leaders represent. there's been this conversation about how -- how can we get to a point where we can support donald trump. a lot of people want us to be supportive of donald trump. we were discussing this and one of my colleagues reached out to dr. ben carson, who's been kind of the one who's gone between here. ben carson does understand evangelicals. he's playing, i think, a key role in the trump campaign which is very -- i think, very helpful to donald trump. so, i'm optimistic that out of a conversation, and that's what this is, it's a conversation, that

. >> i'm tony perkins. in uniform has stories. >> this memorial day we are going beyond the lens to absolute america's military. >> there are a lot of these guys. big trip that they will take in their lifetime. >> had it not been, there's no telling where i may have been today. comraderie with the troops. >> maybe you've been lucky enough to travel through a air are port as the right time band starts playing air plane doors open dozens of veterans. >> for many of them this is their fares trip to dc the group comes from michigan insighted fox 5 for the ride. >> vietnam and world war ii veterans just landed they will be at the gate momentarily. >> will you look at what they did. they just did what they had to do. you know we're we're talking about our world war ii veterans. they were told they needed to serve. they went out and they saved the world. and they didn't ask why. they just did it. >> i love the united states. and its the way it is because of them. one of the easiest ways to show appreciates for our

and i'm tony perkins. the problem, a new trash jick up schedule that has caused some confusion. fox5's marina maracco is life in hyattsville to explain what this all means. marina. >>reporter: yeah, tony there is certainly some questions as to how some of these companies extended and obtained their contracts. meanwhile here, residents in hyattsville you can see how their here continues to pile out. some of them have actually missed the day for pickup while others say the hauliers just haven't showed up. they changed the days and didn't let us know? prince george's county residents are still adjusting to a new trash pickup routine down from two days a week to just one. door signs corresponding to the new schedule went out to more than 160,000 homes. overall it's gone very smoothly. most areas have had no problems at all. although the county has received 2,000 complaints in the last week and say haulers have missed pickup in 2 percent of the homes. did your the first month transition it's a grace period. there are now 15 hauliers that will share the responsibility of picking up tr

. >> we' i'm tony perkins what everybody wants to know how is the memorial day weekend weather going. >>> gwen tolbert is in the wet sent to get us started. >>> today was hot sticky and humid. let's take a look at the radar we did have a few storms that popped up to our far west things are finally changing. go to our maps you'll see most of that has really diminished a lot. we have a little bit of rainfall that's still wrinkling ring through to north and northwest other than that things are starting to calm down. and the temperatures right now still warm outside. 79 degrees at dull wills 76 dc. 77 south of fredericksburg 68 degrees at win chest. going to continue to be hot, sticky and humid. southerly flow continuing. so night partly cloudy skies with all the humidity. once we get into ready saturday feels like summer. sunday and monday a chance of some unsettled weather. we're going to have all those details coming up, tony. >> metro crews will be hard at work this holiday weekend making repairs. long wait times for you if you are riding the rails. fox 5 tisha lewis is live at the fr

. >> and we thank four joining us tonight i'm tony perkins. >> and i'm sarah simmons in for shawn. >> we begin with the fright ep ago tack on mannasas virginia family and police say burglars broke into their home on king george drive and bound and gagged women and children inside. the details. >>> you spoke to the neighborhood that called for help. >> that's right and that interview was very, very ey eye-opening and frightening what he says he saw. and what stood out to me is that what is notably absent from the news relief and the alert they sent the media when things like this happen census suspect description. we also don't know where the suspects are tonight and we were able to get away and that was most disturbing and the reason we don't have more information about the suspects is because these victims were probably so trauma science titioned by what happened. >> came out on the back of her deck and that door over there with three glass panels i hear somebody hitting the glass and i look down and the poor woman that lives there got duct tape on her mouth. >> that's brian mc map h

. >> we discovered that johnny perkins, serving a life sentence for attempted murder and robbery, was a veteran of the group and an authority on rule 38. >> when i first came to prison, in '86, it was unheard of. you know, public masturbating, you know. i think maybe i was one of the first that really started. i have over 20 years experience in doing this. i guess because i don't know, i guess, the excitement, i guess. or just feeling some type of connection because i know that's a woman and i know she's seen me, you feel? >> it was clear from talking to him that he had been caught enough, locked up enough, to the point where he really had the system worked out. >> i still get up every morning, go around the whole institution where i can go, to see where the females is working. even if a female is working in a particular spot where i feel like i can masturbate in her presence and get away with it, because that's part of it, getting away. not going to lockup for it. >> though we had covered the sex and love addicts' group, interviewed both staff and inmates about rule 38 and had been e

. > thanks for staying with us,u, i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. tonight some students are questioning the school's response to what happened. fox5's teisha lewis is life in manassas with the story. teisha. >>reporter: tony and shawn, a lot of questions tonight.es what i can tell you is that weaw have been here at the manassas campus, nova's manassas campus since 7:00. we have seen these emergency boxes and these blue lit fans for students to access during emergencies. what we have not is a security officer amidst heightened awareness after two female students say they were sexually assaulted and raped by the same college professor.co one incident happened inside that building. that's the house man hall. 27 year old you receive that re ream is charged with rain andar sexuallyge battery, among other charges. that ream has been an adjunctben professor at professor at he was fired on thursday, one week after the accusations surfaced. he was terminated. police say the attacks happened in march, april and also as recent as two weeks ago. i've been havin

and i'm tony perkins. i this means that donald trump has virtually clinched thehe republican nomination. fox5's sarah simmons starts us off tonight, a big night, sarahh >> yes, tony and shawn. donald trump's candidacy wasn't taken seriously f now he is the republican nominee not long after ted cruz announced he is suspending his campaign. cruz vowed to stay into the primary raise until june, but the delegate made it clear to the cruz camp it was time to go. trump still needs 200 delegatesg to formally secure the nomination, but crus' decisionei to secure the campaign pretty much clears the path. here's what ted cruz and donald trump had to say after the results came in. i've said that i would continued on as long as there was a viabli path to victory. tonight i'm sorry to say. it appears that path has been foreclosed. > i don't know if he likes me or if he doesn't like me, but he is one hell of a competitor. he is a tough, smart guy. rockville to gains rich it's atg little bit steadier and harder as we loo