when she saw 47-year-old christian remington. taking pictures of her. remington has worked as a contract maintenance employee at the office. the victim immediately recognized him. and called police. officers believe this is *not an isolated incident. and they are asking anyone with more information, to call police. tonight. friends and family are mourning the death of three south bay teenagers. jayleen ciriaco, anthony ramos, and oscar avila toledo. were killed in a car crash last night in san jose. it happened in the area of santa clara and 22nd streets, just before 11 o'clock. officials believe a honda and acura were racing. when the honda spun out. striking a pole and spinning into a tree. the acura drove off. and has not been located. the honda was an unreported stolen car. tonight. friends and family held a vigil to remember the victims. >>:she was very quiet and she was loved dearly we will miss her dearly >> pam :a fourth victim from the crash remains at the hospital in serious condition. investigators have not determined if drugs or alcohol were

automatic remington. transportation secretary said there are more and more drones in the sky and action is needed. >> as we continue to work on protocols and procedures for the integration of unmanned aircraft into the national air space system, we must work ever harded to ensure a strong culture of safety, accountability, and responsibility among users. >> as al jazeera ines ferre reports, the move comes after several dangerous incidents in months. >> reporter: at jfk, drones came within 100 feet of a plane. earlier, a drone like this one went down on the grounds of the white house. >> it is a reminder on the white house doorstep that drones can be used in a way that can affect our national security as well. >> reporter: drones are becoming increasingly important in some businesses. >> they are used in agriculture, farmers use them to see if their cows escape the ranch. >> last month new york senator charles schumer proposed each drone contain gee he fencing. g. >> that would solve the problem. >> at lea

decades and eight books as a leading historian of literature not to aida's turned his attention to a remington -- abraham lincoln. some of those judges are here with us this evening for sitting there dropped his rating and then to his namesake but paolucci's would have admired these aspects of his work but he has written a serious book stuck on the shelf somewhere but at the same time but what the judges may have most admired was his masterful exploration of ideas those that animated abraham lincoln that politicians and pundits routinely unless the pound -- and was the founders' that was true in lincoln's day but how often do they really engaged to say it is too easy in the monuments and money to be admirable but empty. he does a great job with what the founders really didn't. the elder's and lincoln are not in your rollicks end it shows that lincoln grappled with the founder's thrust his life a part of the great controversies of his own age. with today's most promising college students. but there is so blind in his book that talks about training future leaders. this book is training and think

this is a remington 700308. a loophole scope on it, this is our weapon of choice as a sniper for the special response team. >> this is a millimeter. this weapon has a single burst. but also has a three-round burst. and also a full auto. all those were used that night at this incident. this is the ar-15. this weapon was not designed specifically for tigers, but on that night, it was designated for it. >> it's still complete chaos out there. we've got officers going in heavily armed. >> we have a crew of four going in to check on the owner of the property. >> if the special response team could reach thompson's body, then maybe they could determine what had happened to him and how this dangerous horde of pets got loose. at the time of the emergency, terry and marian owned 17 lions, 18 tigers, eight bears, three mountain lions, two wolves, and three leopards. in all, 51 major carnivores. >> the last three years, it just became too overwhelming, i think, financially and physically for them. the cages weren't being cl

we know you love the gatlin brother's story "american with a remington."eo, we know you want to, and you should, head to "fox & friends".com. incredible. >> it is a great song and they premiered it. the world premiere ras here on the program. >> steve, i remember you hitting a high note when you were sipping with them. >> the remington part. it was high. you missed that, you missed a lot. you have to go to "fox & friends".com. >> it was extreme. >> it was. >> speaking of extreme. >> to extreme weather, hurricane joaquin a cat 3 storm today. it could intensify to a category 4 as it makes its way to the east coast. we are live from alexandria, virginia, where the governor has already declared a state of emergency. annie, what's the latest? >> reporter: hey, good morning to all of you. the other night we had heavy rainfall in our area and so with that coupled with the fact that joaquin is strengthening, virginia governor terry mccull live is not taking any chances and he did declare a state of emergency. we're live in old town, alexandria. this is an area pro

forensic expert examined bullets and found the same ammunition was used, .22 rifle hollow point by remington. he said the bullets had similar firing characteristics. >> reporter: we apologize. that was a story from the previous day. we have been hearing from stan and virginia severance, parents of charlie severance. both said adamantly video played for the jury and pictures of a target surveillance video, which the prosecution claims show charles severance following nancy dunning in 2003, both mr. and mrs. severance were certain that was not their son. they said he looked nothing like that. they also talked about his mental illness and, uh, acknowledging that they took him to a meeting with an organization that helps families deal with mental illness. they admit he was argumentative, but -- we'll hear from more family members later in the trial. the trial does continue tomorrow. >> peg, thank you. while severance's mother was on the stand, she admitted her son had been married to a woman for a short time he dated at george mason. they divorced in less than a year. he earned a mechanical engi

the court ruled on remington 76-15 is unconstitutional along with a seven-round load limit in new york. that's big. it comes on the heels of a gallup poll showing 55% of americans polled said gun laws should be stricter. among gun owners, 36% want stricter laws. >>> a white house visit all set for tonight for the muslim teenager arrest ed after he built a clock for a school project, a clock that was mistaken for a bomb. it came on social media for president obama after he heard the story. the texas teenager will take part in astronomy night. >>> it appears lamar odom on the road to recovery, more good news coming out today about his condition. and caught on camera, a motorcyclist nearly run off the road by a car. the bizarre reason why the driver swerved. >> and the rat population getting out of control. what new york city officials say they're doing to get get this. i was at my shop tied up with a customer when i realized the time. i had to get to the bank before it closed, so i made a break for it. when i got out it was almost closing time. traffic was bad. i knew i was cutting it cl

the same ammo was used in each of the three crimes. .22-caliber long rifle hallow points made by remingtonhile the same gun was not used in the killings but a similar gun fired all the shots like possibly north american mini revolver like the prosecutors claim. in 40 years on the job he said this is the only time he has seen this type of ammunition used in the crime were in the alexandria murders. two other ballistics experts in their time on the on the job, the only time they have seen this ammunition in the crime was for the alexandria murders. the prosecution set to wrap up the case and could be happening at any moment now. building the circumstantial evidence case against charles severance. we will get an update on the current testimony happening in the lead detective in the case from the alexandria police department. bring you an update at 5 centre. until then, live in fairfax, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you. stay with abc7 and jeff throughout the entire trial because he is heading back in the courtroom. every day he live tweets the testimony out. you can follow him. at

this veteran firearms analyst testified the same type of ammunition killed each victim. .22 remington brand cyclone or subsonic bullets. julian mason testified in his career he's only seen that bullet in three crimes, these three crimes. there's also key evidence missing in the case. no guns were ever recovered. mason testified this north american arms mini revolver is one weapon that could have fired the bullets. testimony has shown it was one of severance's favorite weapons, but defense attorneys attack the prosecution theory asking mason if other guns could have fired the bullets. yes, said mason. prosecutors also made sure the jurors know that severance writes a lot about guns and bullets in this letter to his son. he writes, "hollow point and below the speed of sound is sweet music." hollow point subsonic bullets were the type used in the murders. the defense will begin putting on its case tomorrow. back to you in the studio. >> all right. julie carey. >>> the agency that regulate boxing in virginia is investigating that fight that appears to have left that boxer in a coma. the d

a low-velocity .22 caliber hollow point lead bullet made by remington. julia mason also testified differences in microscopic markings on the bullets revealed they were likely fired from different weapons. so how will prosecutors connect the dots between the three murders? more on that when i join you at 5:00. back to you now in the studio. >>> he fell nearly 30 feet down an elevator shaft. that fall landed a local man in the hospital with some serious injuries. it happened this morning on cranford drive in potomac at a house that's under renovation. fire investigators say the man was part of a painting crew working on the top floor of the house when he fell down that elevator shaft. his name hasn't been released. >>> our transportation reporter adam tuss did something that no news crew has ever done before. the tsa security line. take a look. it involves explosive materials and the dogs who have to sniff them out. >>> there is big disagreement over how and when women should get mammograms. today new important guidelines just in from the american cancer s

some of these and these will continue to move up toward the north and east and watch out around the remington area and fauquier county and all of this moving through. this is with one wave. we will have another wave that will come through later tonight and it's still back to the west and it's well ahead of the cold front and you can see it back here through parts of west virginia and around the roanoke region and that can bring storms in, too, veronica has the timing on that, right now. v.j.? >> most of you will be hopefully inside. you will hear the rain pick up and you will hear the rain hitting your roof just a little harder and as we started here at 5:00, closer to the time period right now with the moderate rains heading up toward frederick and hagerstown and as we get into 9:00, i think we get a bit of a break and here we are at midnight and it will start to come together and with it again, pockets of moderate rain and it will be raining pretty heavy at times and by 5 a.m., it's out of here and east of here and we'll start tomorrow morning with cloud cover as well as some fairly decent,

bullets in the alexandria murders are the same type. .22 caliber long rifle plain lead hollow point remington brand cyclone or subsonic, the type of ammunition seized from charles severance's belongings and rarely seen in the lab. mason says he's seen it only three time in his career in criminal cases. as a prosecutor, when were those three times? mason answered, "in the three dass we discussed today." it's powerful testimony as the prosecution tries to link the key murders. there's also key evidence missing in the case. no guns were ever recovered. mason testified this north american arms mini revolver is one weapon that could have fired the bullets. severance owned one years ago and more recently had his girlfriend buy two of the weapons. those two gun s turned up missig after severance left his girlfriend's townhouse a month after a murder. it's hoped jurors will find that severance used the weapon in the crimes but defense attorneys attacked that conclusion asking mason if other guns could have fired the weapons. yes, said mason, other brands and types of weapons could have been used. wha

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