. >> randy snead. you knew him. >> i knew him since i was 12 or 13. so i -- i was on first name basis with him. >> kind of a friend . >> yeah. because i've known him for so long. >> why don't you tell me, robert, what took place that night? you tell me your story of what happened. >> i was at my house, man. >> reporter: at first, robert swore that he was innocent. but six hours later, he had confessed to murder. >> i stabbed her. >> you stabbed her, didn't you? >> one -- one or two times. >> everything you've told me is true, correct? >> true. >> everything you've done, and been part of is true, correct? >> true. >> reporter: later that day, officer snead allowed robert to call his mother. >> i said, "robert, what did you say?" he said, "since they wanted to hear that, i told them, fine." >> what did it feel like in here when you heard that from your son? >> i felt like i was gonna have a heart attack and die. >> reporter: around the neighborhood, people who had known robert for years couldn't believe

snead died at the hospital yesterday. four others were hurt. one still has critical injuries. >>> new tonight, we now know the name of the man shot and kill ned district this afternoon. thomas was found on the street on mount view place near morris road this afternoon. he died at the hospital. investigators found his car crashed in his murder was the third in broad daylight in the district. so far this week. nobody has been arrested in any of them. >>> a lot of you have been liking this one on facebook. one pitch at a time. the sherwood high school girls softball team in montgomery county, it is a mantra that led too an unthinkable milestone. the girls won their 100th consecutive game tonight. as shomari stone found out, they are just getting started. >> they earned it. tonight the sherwood girls high school softball team made history, 100 wins in a row. >> triple-digits. not many people have done this and we did it. it is so good. >> surprised and excited. all of these different emotions. i'm really excited. >> reporter: head coach ashley barb

snead tineesnead died at the ho. four ours were hurt. >>> and donald trump releases his list of potential supreme court nominees. despite the fact that he is not the gop's official presidential thom knee. now, remember donald trump could make the nomination to phfill scalia's eat seat in november i he's elected. the democratic voters seem to be split. bernie sanders keeps winning primaries despite hillary clinton's large lead in delegates. party leadership says that it is confident sanders will eventually back clinton's run for the white house. tracie potts will join us live in about ten minutes with the vice president's take, that is coming up at >>> this morning the tsa says it will provide travel continues on how to quickly make your way through security lines and catch your flight on time. the agency will set up a working security lane with volunteers to show the difference between a group of passengers with prohibited items and a group without. the tsa has recently come under fire for long lines and extended wai

snead died at the hospital on tuesday.our others were hurt. >>> the man p who drove his truck on to the national mall aerlier this week will only get a ticket. they're citing kevin osbourne for driving on to public land without authorization. the fine, $250. police say osbourne called them after he thought he had been exposed to anthrax. he was released from the hospital on wednesday. >>> as rush hour starts to pick up, an update on plans to make your commute easier around the tysons area. transportation officials say the solution is to encourage people to live, work and play at tysons rather than drive there. for now the focus is on developing around areas existing metro stations. a long time vienna resident john lee says he's concerned there is too much growth too fast. >>> there is a distinct lack of parks and all the other things that make a real town. it's an overgrown shopping development at the moment. >> planning and transportation officials tell us their solution is congestion on route 123 is down 9% over the past

. >> all you snead lemon and elbow grease. >> this next one made me go why didn't i think about this. soap dispenser looking nasty. throw it in the dishwasher next time you do a load. >> you do that? >> no, i don't. >> you will now. >> so obvious. >> after you use the toilet scrubber kind of disgusting. throw that in the dishwasher. >> no. >> pour all-purpose cleaner at the bottom of the holder. >> this one involves the dryer vent. >> get yourself a paper towel roll. >> there's going to be a quiz next saturday. you guys can come over and clean my house and show me what you learn. >> you know where the term turkey jerky comes from? >> turkey. >> i think it comes from this guy's front lawn. no. >> yeah. he woke up to a raucus. >> they are going at it big time. >> all of them clucking and jumping and scrapping. why? this is wild turkey? >> looks to me wild turkeys and i don't know much about the biology of turkeys but springtime, are they looking for a chick? >> have they had too much? >> perhaps. that's what it looks like when turkeys fight. what does it took like when they attack. a co

snead died at the hospital on tuesday. four others were hurt, one person still has critical injuries. >>> it could mikocould mean thee between life and death. the u.s. department of transportation requires all motorcycle helmets sold to meet federal motor vehicle standards. approved helmets are labeled d.o.t. certified. the government warns a group of helmets known as novelty helmets are often for sale but not approved and poorly constructed. the helmet on the left is can d.o.t. certified, the right is now. here at renegade classics in manassas, novelty helmets not certified are clearly marked. the most recent government study motorcyclists injured in crashes and transported to hospitals with serious head injuries war those novelty helmets. earlier this month the head of the national traffic highway safety administration addressed the issue during a hearing on the hill. >> the people put the helmet on thinking that they're protecting themselves and it does not. >> and they're old as motorcycle helmets? >> absolutely. if yo

. >> always they snead to make one team love them. paths to the nba aren't always direct.ou may end up in instanbul or real madrid and then come back into it. in my old life we cut danny green twice and now he's just fine and so you just try to share stories to help them and let them know who we are. >> game three tonight between the cavaliers and the raptors in the nba on conference finalsly cleveland with a two-nothing series lead haven't won both games by an average of 25 points. >>> after the cavs won game two lebron james and crew showing some love for their head coach dousing him with water. lou broke pat riley's record for most consecutive wince to start a coaching career. if the cavs win the series lebron will held to his sixth straight nba championship series. unbelievable. >>> in there nhl playoff game four of the western conference finals blown the blues and sharks. san jose leads two games to one. blues will start jake allen in goal to replace brian elliott. >>> check out this shot tyler tony of dude perfect shot this jumper from at tap the tower in oklahoma ci

it is sacrificing growth and saying, this debt binge that we have been on sneads to stop.to address these debt issues. we've got to real that back in. we're still waiting to see whether today's data is a reflection on that new line or does reflect slower growth in the chinese economy more generally. francine: are we any wiser about the endgame for pboc? >> i think at this point, they still do have quite a bit of room to act if they desire to do so. interest rates are still high. the amount of money banks are required to keep in reserve is still quite high. the yuan is depreciating. it has restarted its depreciation slide. there are a lot of factors to consider. the big one is debt. we've had all sorts of signals out of the government that did is a problem they need to pay attention to, even if that means sacrificing growth. francine: thank you so much, nick wadhams. here are some of the other highlights. in just a few minutes, eurozone gdp data. germany better than expected. italy pretty much in line. at 1:30 p.m. u.k. time, u.s. retail sales. hostsoday, barack obama leade

. >> comedian arsinio hall is suing snead o'connor. o'connor said investigators look into the supplier of drugs used by prince should question hall. she accused hall of drugging her. his suit is asking for $5 million in damage. >>> david murphy is letting us know when we might wring ourselves out. >>> donald trump is digging into a taco bowl and why some people are upset next. >>> breaking now on "action news," it is a rainy messy commute and serious traffic trouble all over the place. this jam on i-95 just one of them. >>> state police have released a sketch of a road rage suspect. troppers say only a random chance kept his anger from being the death of another driver. >>> cat got your tongue there's a new effort to clean up the cat calls that come from construction sites. >>> good morning, everyone, may 6. let's get weather and traffic from david and karen. >> reporter: all right, guys, the rain is coming down on the terrace right now. the heaviest band has pushed west of philadelphia. what i am standing in right now, steady as it is

she went toat atm and mound shem snead needed help to call t police.he emptied her bank account but hadn't wired any money by thehe time police arrived. of in with her daughter's school confirmed that she was safe. she was just fine and and in class. susan collapsed on the ground at the grocery store.tore she hadu j gone through suchgon stress and was so relieved that her daughter was okay. she contacted us because she wanted to let other parents know this was happening and make surm nobody else goes through thehe situation that she did. live in fairfax county lindsay what is fox 5 local news. >> i cannot imagine. ima >> in that's been going around. its a lot of parents in my m community have been getting those calls too. clearly somebody is on a roll a with this. >> heated debate and bathroom access for transgender peoplense continues. >> this time fairfax county public schools are battling a lawsuit. alexandria limon joins us lives with the latest in this ongoing fight, alexandria. >> reporter: that lawsuit waswsa rich fully filed by liberty counsel

sprinkles and not looking like much in the way of rain and no rain to get this pollen out of here and you sneadtle bit today? yeah. trees are at a moderate level and grass and mold in the high category. so if you're walking the dog and you have theal largy you might want to take that medication. temperatures are slipping into the temperatures during the overnight and it will probably stay on the dry side unless you're south, but i don't even think that warrants an umbrella and fog by early tomorrow morning. the temperatures will be right around 70 degrees and patchy fog tomorrow morning and slightly humid and i don't think it will be as you will feel it, it's just not going to be as humid and a little less sticky. we'll put it in that category and temperatures will move back to the 80s with isolated shower chances in the afternoon. here we go. mid-80s and most of those showers will stay around d.c. and most likely to the south and we'll watch for them tomorrow and highs tomorrow, mid-80s for most of us under partly cloudy skies and the rain chance this week and we'll have better rain chance as

and john garnett writes "does anyone really think hillary will be indict snead will she be process culturede her a get out of jail free card?" susan? >> i don't think we know what the results of the fbi investigation are going to be. legal analysts have been skeptical that she'll be indicted, but you never know where investigations go. and while the inspector general's report is very critical, i don't think it does new damage to hillary clinton. an fbi conclusion that was more serious i think could do some real damage to her. you know, it's interesting, she's going to be the first woman nominated by a major party to be president. women candidates usually have to deal with whether they're strong enough. she's fine on that. competent. people think she's competent. this honest and trustworthy issue is her achilles' heel in her election. it's an issue she really needs to figure out a way to address, to at least improve those numbers to some degree. >> susan, do you think the colin powell defense gets her off the hook? >> no. because number one, colin powell is not running for president, she is.

winning schools will get to send students and teachers to deliver the book cases in person to people if sneadere is a colorful run through the streets of san jose. it's known as the color run, as you can imagine why, if you see the people coming up here. organizers describe it as the happiest 5k on the planet, and this year logical be color runs in more than 40 countries. at the end of the race be, participate pants will be colored in a rainbow of color. >>> let's look at the race course. here is a map at the root on autumn street. it will pass through popular spots, such adam the s a ap center, and the tech museum. finish line on west st. john's street. >> the race is expected to draw thousands of people this morning. >> including smack dab in the middle of that color, and starting to show a little color. >> reporter: hi, guys. we're made our way to our first color station. ryane had a shot here earlier. a pretty good idea of what's happening here. you can see tons and tons of runners coming through. we haven't made it to all of the color stations, so we're trying to make sure we can be on t

an analysis pros and cons and in a logical way that is the reason that we have sophisticated brains sneadgic what everybody else is doing we can look at facts look at numbers, and see what actually works, if we were to begin to do more things like that, i think it would make a big difference. maria: in terms of fund-raising anthony scaramucci you are fund raiser have begun fund-raising for donald trump what is your take on that part of the story, and dr. ben carson's take as well could you talk about that fund-raising side specifically, that dr. carson we're going to need your help out there looking forward to have youing a surrogate on campaign with me. >> well, there is no question that we are going to have the raise a o lot of money. you know, hillary clinton is going to be able to raise a billion or may be two or may be even excesses of that, and even though donald trump has a lot of money, no one can expect him to throw that kind of money at a race, so all of us have to be able to think of this in terms of an investment. >> i can'te. >> you can invest and somebody who understands the

but working together and helping each other in a time of snead what this country is all about. when a hurricane hits the gulf coast or a tornado ravages the midwest, i don't ask how many of my constituents in new jersey were affected. rather, i stand with my fellow americans and fight to provide relief, regardless of what state or territory they're from. that's why we call this country "the united states of america." wcialg let's continue to honor that -- well, let's continue to honor that timeless american tradition. let's honor our country's motto of e pluribus unum, out of many one, and provide our fellow americans in freak with a tool they need -- in puerto rico with a tool they need to help themselves out. it is not a bailout. they are going to have to figure out how they will get out of the mess. you cannot preach democracy and human rights and then deny it to the american citizens of puerto rico. with that, mr. president, i yield the floor and oabs observe the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: mr. mcconnell: mr. presid