how do you feel about shawn?shawn is amazing. >> reporter: and so, he's good at what he does. >> very good. >> reporter: why shawn? why like this? >> i don't have time to meet anyone. i work a lot. and i like -- >> reporter: two more hours and $1,000 later, the date is over. what can you tell us about what happened upstairs. >> i gave her a massage with my hands. and the time's up already. had to go. i'm just being a gentleman. and what happens in vegas -- it happened in vegas, so, it has to stay in vegas. so do her stories and her secrets. >> reporter: and for the women wealthy enough to afford the gigolos, there's something else with the price tag, what some call for the perfect boyfriend experience. they pay for them to go away. >> i know they're not going to call. i don't want them to call. i know that, you know, whatever i say is what i say. they like it or they don't. i don't care. you know? there's a freedom there. you know, a liberty. and just being whoever you are and knowing it doesn't matter. >> report

shawn, thank you. god bless you. without any further ado, the mayor of san for cisco, -- san francisco, edwin lee. >> i had a chance to preview this as well. the one that touches me is, i am a san francisco police officer. i am there for you and i will help you. it will get better. those are the ones that stand out. masterfully placed in this video by some of those who just started appreciating and led by the chief and commander, having the officers really unveil their own personal stories. it is, for me, a moment of being proud of our department and everybody in it. it is hard for people to come out and say where they have been. but this police department, with this video, how it is put together, is now joining a worldwide campaign. a campaign that we have been forced to acknowledge. it has to be done because of the numbers of stories that we have heard across the country. in cities like ours. bullying, harassment, discrimination have caused young teenagers to consider the worst of life at their age. that isolation

shawn norcutt, who was going to do our video for us. he has become not only are championed but our friend. unbelievable. along the way, i would be remiss if i did not recognize mike and albea, who worked with shawn to produce a very powerful video on such a critical subject. the young people in this country and in san francisco. without further ado, it is showtime. >> my name is greg and i'm the chief of police for the san francisco police department. i was a small young man in san francisco and i would get bullied all the time. i had many brothers and sisters and i really appreciated when people stop off for me. i cannot even imagine what it is like growing up as a lgbt youth today. nobody deserves to be bullied. it does get better. until it does, we are going to stick up for you. believe me, it gets better. >> my name is andrea. >> my name is windy and i am a sergeant. >> i am a commander. >> i am a sergeant with the san francisco police department. >> i am a dispatcher. >> my name is mic

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shawn rhinegouts is out there at ski ricks and cable park in deerfield beach, florida.er seen a cable park. if you want to do water sports like this you need a boat to pull you along. this is cables that run back and forth to pull you all over the place. >> whoa. ♪ >> shawn is a pro, but take a closer look at shawn. >> he has a prosthetic. >> he does have a prosthetic. his leg below his left knee was amputated in an accident he had when he was just 19. he was working at a fishery and a forklift ran over him. took both his feet out. he had to have one prosthetic fitted, but once he was able to get back on the water he was right back to the same tricks and flips that he was doing before the accident. tell us a little bit more about his riding, shawn rhinegouts joins us right this minute via skype. tell me a little bit about your recovery and does it make any difference in the way you wakeboard that you have a prosthetic? >> yeah, it does. i mean it's harder to keep my leg on the water. my leg is held on so i have to use duct tape to get 100% seal. and sometimes if i fall

shawn? >> interesting testimony today. paul wagner, live from charlottesville, thanks. >>> virginia state police arrested 29-year-old trooper christopher carson. he was assigned to patrol in fauquier county. he is facing charges of aggravated sexual battery, indecent liberties with a child and distributing pornography to a juvenile. two of the charges are from incidents that happened more than 10 years ago before he was a state trooper. he has been on administrative leave since december. >>> a georgetown man charged with killing his 91-year-old wife is being transferred to a hospital. the doctor who met with him says he is delusional. he is accused of strangling and beating his wife last august. he will undergo a psychiatric evaluation at st. elizabeth hospital. he has hallucinations. a judge ruled him incompetent to stand trial until after the screening. >>> there will be no memorabilia public memorial for whitney houston. her family wants to keep the farewells to the singer private. karen

. >> reporter: when shawn brought a new microwave at home depot he figured why not pay an extra $100 for delivery and installation? >> i'm a cook not a handyman. i'm going to go ahead and let them do it. >> reporter: when the technicians arrived with his microwave he almost immediately began to regret that decision. >> when they unbolted the old oven it dropped on the range. >> reporter: he says that damaged his stove, dented his refrigerator and he says the destruction didn't stop there. >> as they were take the old oven out, they accidentally dropped it on the laminate floor and dented it. >> reporter: the cabinet was partially ripped from the wall when a technician used it to pull himself you have. >> one of the risk of big box retailers is contractors aren't necessarily their employees. >> reporter: the consumer advocate says something shawn learned too late, those big box retailers often hire out third party installers who may or may not live up to your expectations. >> you in effect give up your right to choose your own contractor. >> reporter: for shawn, home depot was a name

offering their music to shawn moler. no contracts are signed.ds don't even get to choose their own artwork. the music is posted on-line in raw form for anyone to download. now the intention of day trotter is to find new music. though lately big names have tried their best to get through the door. shawn moler grew up on farm, says he could watch the tour busses belonging to rock and roll busses pass his town by on interstate 80. he is joined by kate mets of wired, mccall of "fortune." you're now so successful, aren't you, is that the danger that somebody else needs to make another day trotter for the bands that don't get into day trotter. >> well, we don't want anybody to do that. >> a huge film festival. an alternative to. at some point sundance got so big that somebody said we need a sundance for sundance. >> right. >> do they need a day trotter for day trotter? >> probably not. we just recently started having other branchs as far as other studios that we work out of. places we have gone to record in the past, that we've gotten to like the peop

. >> it starts in the home for shawn.e has two daughters and shows how hard it can be to teach a healthy self-image. >> they don't attach to the outward. they attach to the inward. it's a constant battle. >> reporter: a battle she's hoping to make a difference. she has started a program called pretty exordinary girl or peg. it is to build self-esteem by focusing on qualities that oftes that are very fame based and not character based. >> reporter: to build on that character shawn has started creativity classes. >> i want them to start attaching to how do they feel about their character and in their friendships and you know in their homes. it's important to know that their character is a piece of, you know, of who they are. >> reporter: shawn includes her inspirational messages in her fashion lines as well. >> i believe that the best way to have self-esteem is to be happy in what you're doing and find passion and uniqueness. >> reporter: in west friendship, linda so. >> you can learn more about pretty extraordinary girl. w

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back to you, shawn. >> we'll see you back here after the daytona 500. ytona 50

>> reporter: shawn, thank you very much.day, the caps on the road defeated by the panthers, 4-2. tonight, they have a chance to exact revenge the southeast-division leading florida. lindsay murphy joins us life from verizon center with more on this key matchup. good afternoon, murph. >> reporter: hey, feldy, for the capitols and every team, the only way to guarantee a play-off shot is to win your division. the capitols are in second place. if you don't win it, you run the risk of battling five or six other teams for the last final spots. basically, this is what they need to do. win and control their own destiny. with just 30 games to go tonight's matchup is anything but another game. >> and i think they know what it is and that is lake a -- like a play-off game. >> reporter: the two teams swapped places in the last three weeks and florida holds a one-point edge. the caps can retake the top spot with the win tonight. >> and you can't miss any games or points and there is -- and you can't predict the future. i think it's going

shawn? >> reporter: of the small group of protestors arrested saturday, two were charged with felonies, in both cases, according to prosecutors, demonstrators attacked police officers. at today's hearing, we learned more details about both cases. on saturday, a large contingent of u.s. park police officers, including mounted police and scores of officers in full riot gear, gathered before dawn at mcpherson square to inspect the tents that protestors erected for months. the tents with sleeping gear, a lot of personal possessions were removed for allegedly violating anticamping regulations. later in the day, police and protestors scuffled several times. cursing one of the scuffles, police say, the protestor desouza threw a full coca-cola bottle at police and hit a lieutenant in the face. the police officer still has blurred vision in one eye and a physician said he can't tell if it's permanent. another defendant, nathanial goreckis charged with throwing a three-footlong bamboo poll that allege

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shawn. >>> things are mostly quiet tonight at the occupy d.c. protest. earlier today, a confrontation between protesters and a neighbor flaired up. surrounding the huge tent thrown over the general of james mcpherson. two men not associated with the movement tried to take it down. police stepped in. they want the tent taken down and told protesters it had to go. >> we had a discussion and ran ideas and reached an agreement that we would ask the cops. we will take it down ourselves. if they agree to not enforce this outrageous no sleeping law during our 24 hour vigil. >> police are enforcing the law, prohibiting protesters from sleeping in those tents or keeping their belongings on site. >>> an abrupt resignation from the director of the homeland security military. she is leaving because of quote, doesn't distractions. it's apparently more fallout from a corruption allegation into harry thomas jr. west used to oversee the d.c. children and trust corporation. thomas recently pleaded guilty of stealing money, some of which came from that children and youth

gary. >>> and thanks, shawn. listen. great day today. but we're going to end the month tomorrow and it looks like we're going to introduce a little bit of rain. when does it get here? how much are we going to get? is it going to rain for the morning and the evening commute? all of that stuff. we'll take a first look at the forecast coming up. gorgeous out there right now. the news continues. stay with us. ay with  . >> cleaning up the environment and cutting fuel costs. seems like the perfect combination when it comes to the vehicles we use. as gas prices spike, many are thinking of alternative fuels, even e collect -- electric cars and what better example than them taking the leave? matt ackland has more on the local progress. matt? >> there is such an international demand for oil. many governments are looking for cheaper and cleaner ways to power vehicles. in a move to clean up the environment, d.c. officials announce several new vehicles to pro -- that produce less pollution and use alternative fuels. >> reporter: it's not e

shawn. >> i will take it that way. >> and that is not bad. no snowmageddon, right? day at a time and get the fox 5 weather app by texting fox 5 weather to 29473 and use one of the bar code scanners to scan our qr code. can you can find it on our website, go to www.myfoxdc.com. >>> still ahead on the news at 5. >> the supervised visitation and he blew up the house and kids. >> the desperate 911 call made just moments after a deadly explosion that killed a father and his two sons. >>> also, find out who is being blamed months after the deadly stage collapse in indiana. n  . >> a social worker pleaded with 911 to send help minutes before a father blew up his house with his two young sons inside. josh powell had lost custody of his children and was a suspect in their mother's disappearance in 2009. the social work her taken the boys, who were seven and five, for a supervised visit at his home in graham, washington. the social worker said the kids ran ahead inside the house and powell locked her out. she could hear one of the boys inside crying and she could smell gas

shawn. >> we'll see you then. by the way, you can track the storm from home or anywhere else you are. with the fox 5 weather app. go to the app store with the smart phone and download it. >>> isn't-in-the-district, an arrest has been made in the stabbing death of a transgender woman. happened at a bus stop in northeast a week ago. audrey barnes is live in d.c. police headquarters with more. audrey. >> reporter: ryan, police chief kathy lanor is praising the public for their intervention and they say that is what resulted in the quick arrest in the murder of 24-year-old jeff parker jones. he was a transgendered woman, was stabbed in the head at the bus stop on east capitol street at sycamore road last thursday. several people intervened and tried to help her after the crime, and chief lanier said they also got plenty of tips, which resulted in today's arrest. a 55-year-old gary niles montgomery of northeast. he was taken into custody by the fugitive task force after 2 this afternoon. new, investigators would not sa

solution so is the program a real remedy or rather intellectual speculation we're asking journalist shawn ramsey and the bladder or summat. russia's prime minister vladimir putin has recently been sharing his vision for russia's development in this series of pre-election manifestos published weekly major russian newspapers the first antico outlined his vision funded relies on russian society and was particular the addressed to the country's middle class the second touched upon issues of migration and zina fulvia this week's article the third is considered by many of the most important so far is a do. with the country's economic revival wouldn't present a case for ending russia's dependence on raw materials and sets two thousand and twenty as the deadline for reform. by then russia's hyper exports should double the same is expected to happen to the country's average salary wouldn't almost offers ways to attract capital into russia's economy among other things he insists on the so-called luxury tax for the wealthy. our general walking to the show thank you very much for being with us well f

say journalist shawn ramsey and lattimer somalia spotlight will be back shortly after a break so stay with us don't go. the close up team has been to the hub bar of screeching where the country's middle well starts its way across the ocean. now our team goes to the area. was named after plenty of good looking to a different character to represent itself. for local businesses are striving to build the aviation capital of russia. for the four by fours are made and can be tested to the limit. welcome to the screech of. russia close up on our. very welcome back to spotlight time algor norman just a reminder that my guests on the show today are journalist shawn ramsey a journalist and filmmaker and blood human or some magneto business minutes and journalist and writer and a filmmaker not sound to go together like thank you thank you very much both. for being here just a reminder that we are discussing the latest article published in the a and one of the russian papers by a part of about lattimer put in the presidential candidate and then. let's listen to another quote let's hear what the p

melanie is here to break things down >> i hate to say it shawn, january and february are usually when prices are falling we get used to that every winter take a look at the prices at our pump feature here, there is absolutely nothing in this whole metro area we can consider cheap and this actually was the most expensive january ever on record, there is several factors playing into that, but the tradition is that the trend will continue and we could hit a national average of $4.05 a gallon regular this spring. >> consumer demand for gas is down yet prices keep climbing, topping $3.50 a gallon for the national average which means higher prices in dc metro. >> i am feeling the impact in my pockets. >> triple-a mid-atlantic's tom town send said unrest in oil rich nationgreece are factors as well as traders pouring money into the futures market leading to the winter price spike now 12¢ a gallon higher than february 2011. >> all most at the point of no return once you get over $3.50 gas prices have a tendency to remain there for a pro tacted period of time. >>> it is a good bet prices will

>> not much, shawn. we don't know if this is someone who has known about the crime since september or just found out about it recently. someone who just happened to overhear it. we don't know. hopefully we'll find out that out in the coming days. >> thank you. >>> developing right now in prince georges county, police investigating a deadly shooting. officers found. pronounced dead. investigators are canvassing that neighborhood looking for the shooter. >>> fairfax county police are looking for a man accused of abducting and trying to sexually assault a woman. the incident happened sunday night on elmwood street. investigators say the man grabbed the woman as she was walking home. her assailant tried to sexually assault her. >>> former prince georges county executive, jack johnson, will get two more weeks of freedom. he was supposed to report to prison this friday, but the federal bureau of prisons hasn't decided where to send him. johnson will spend seven years behind bars. his court date is february 18.

we will get shawn here to be recognized.available next week, so we will get a certificate passed around. he's quite a guy. before we go to the special victims' presentation, we have a traffic company. we came across a problem with the preliminary allocable screening devices. i thought the commission should hear about it. it will be relatively brief, but it is important. >> i and the deputy chief of special operations, per my oversight is the traffic company. i will tell you about an issue that we discovered for the preliminary alcohol screening device used in dui investigation. tad yamaguchi is loading up a brief power point to show you some of the points. he also served as the subject matter expert in the device. i believe he has a device that i will hand out so you can take a look at it. while he is living it up, i will do it the old-fashioned way. the preliminary alcohol screening device that you are looking at now is a hand-held device to measure blood alcohol content in an individual's breath. it is one step of -- it is

we're talking about shawn stone.r-winning director oliver stone and shawn is a director in his own right but now it's his own faith that is getting a lot of attention. his father is jewish and mom is christian and is he is now a shiite muslim. the trip has given shawn an interesting perspective on iran, its people, politics, and even its president, ahmadinejad, which is why we're getting some face time right now with sean stone. good to see you. so, sean, what happened on this journey to iran that then lured you to islam? >> well, i happen to agree with ghandi said. and being there in practice and vr studied koran at harvard and princeton both, i think it's an extension of the heritage and why not simply accept it publicly rather than holding it privately. that's the only thing that makes me a muslim, actually. >> so you were interested in becoming a muslim before you even went to iran? >> it's not that i feel like i've become a muslim. i don't feel any more muslim than i am jewish or christian. i worship the same go

and federal investigators said aluminum dust had piled up and detonated. 33-year-old shawn boone was the plant. his sister, tammy miser, got a call with word that her brother was seriously injured. >> shawn and a couple of his coworkers were in the furnace room. and there was an explosion. and then there was a second more intense blast. >> what happened to him? >> he laid on the building floor, and the aluminum dust actually continued to burn through his flesh. >> and how severe were those burns? >> he had third- and fourth-degree burns between 92% to 100% of his body. >> the doctors said what to you? >> they told us that there wasn't any hope, that his internal organs were burned beyond repair. they wouldn't even bandage him. they just--they said that the only solution we had was to take him off of life support. >> shawn boone was 1 of 15 people killed in dust explosions that year. it was a turning point for carolyn merritt, who was then the head of the chemical safety board, the federal government's own experts who find the cause of the nation's worst industrial disasters. merritt

shawn has become one of the best friends of the police department overnight. behold "it gets better" endeavor. i don't know that it can get better than this. >> i am truly honored to be here tonight, and i am sorry i wasn't here last week when some of you had the opportunity to look firsthand that the work of this man. there were a couple things i wanted to say, i was blessed to be asked to be in the command staff. one of the first things i brought to him was the idea of doing the video on behalf of the police department. no other law enforcement agency in the country has done such a video. today, i don't know that i can be prouder working for this man. i am horribly proud of the police officers that participated in that video. when i left to come here tonight, we have close to 150 people that looked at the video. it shows that is truly already making a difference in the lives of kids. and really just people in general. when i started down the road and started to think about doing this project, i reached out asking if anybody knew of somebody that might be abl

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police say that is shawn with a 9 mm extended. omar tries to run, it's too late. he is shot in the back. >> i heard an exchange of gunfire and sounded like, you know, like somebody had their tv on playing video games. >> fear of retaliation has the witness hiding his face because he witnessed another robbery attempt just weeks ago. attempted because he pounced on the robber's back. >> literally held him down? >> yeah. helped him until the cops came. >> watch that fighting instinct. he takes cover and with his own gun, shoots back, hitting shawn morris in the leg and torso. >> so you're ready for anything? >> yeah. >> valenti know torres is another owner. his arse arsenal is on display. a menu board deter rant to would be robbers. >> buying guns is nothing new, but what is new, they are buying bullet proof vests. >> protecting their lives while they protect their livelihood. torres put his business up for sale and with his brush with death, recorded on surveillance tape, neighbors say the city should issue more than business licenses. >> think they should give them