be or near thoreau drive in bethesda.police say a 23-year-old man was stabbed and beaten. the incident happened when the man accepted a ride from two men in a small silver suv. he was picked up around 1:00 in the morning on sunday. he may have thought he was getting into a ride sharing vehicle. he was dropped off on thoreau drive and that's when he was attack attacked. the victim is expected to survive. >>> it took months, but now the death of a man in a fire in the district has been ruled a homicide. the fire broke out on queens street northeast back in january. crews found the man dead inside an apartment here. the medical examiner said the cause of death was smoke and soot inhalation as well as multiple blunt force injuries. there's a $25,000 reward that leads to an arrest in this case. >>> there is no doubt this will be one of the most closely >> you're looking live at capitol hill where the eyes of the country and the world will be focused on what former fbi director james comey has to say. while we already got his t

he was dropped off on thoreau drive and that's when he was attacked. he is expected to survive. >>> this fire homicide. this fire broke out back in january. they found an unconscious man inside the apartment. he was pronounced dead on the scene. the medical examiner just determined the cause of death to be smoke and soot inhalation as well as multiple blunt force injuries. there is a $25,000 reward that leads to an arrest in this case. >>> 4:32 right now. two local families will not get to see their sons go off to college this fall. instead, they're hoping police can track down their killer. the cap and gown were on display at his graduation. he was found shot to death monday night. the day before their high school graduation. police say there were 23 shots in total from two guns. investigators are not saying whether the teens were set up, but his cousin thinks that is ib you don't fire 22 rounds into somebody you don't know. if you just want to kill to kill, i believe you wouldn't make it -- that's just personal. >> now as far as police are concerned,

i think the most plausible one is that henry david thoreau, a century earlier, had once written "nothing is so much to be feared as fear." that is a line which is awfully close to the one that was inserted into the speech for roosevelt to deliver, so it may be that it is thoreau we have to thank for that, but there are theories about that. the last draft i want to show you is the actual reading copy, page one of the actual reading copy that roosevelt used on march 4, 1933. what is interesting about this draft is you see a little line at the top that roosevelt has added. he wrote that, we know, in pencil while he was waiting in the capital building to go out to deliver the speech. the line as you see it on that page, "this is a day of consecration." when he delivers it, he says "this is a day of national consecration." up until the age of 39, franklin roosevelt had really a charmed life, including a political career that was on an upward trajectory. in 1920, he had been the democratic party's candidate for vice president of the united states, and he was widely seen as a likely candidate f

surveillance video from homes on and near thoreau drive in bethesda. a 23-year-old man was s the incident started when the victim started from two men from a small silver suv. he was picked up around 1:00 in the morning on sunday. he was dropped off on thoreau drive and that's when he was attack attacked. the victim is expected to survive. >>> it took months but now this fire in dc has been officially ruled a homicide. the fire broke out on queens street back in the northeast in january. crews found an unconscious man inside the apartment. the medical examiner just determined that the cause of death was smoke inhalation and soot inhalation. it leads to an arrest in this case. >> two local families will not get to see their sons go off to college this fall. the cap and gown the student never had a chance to wear were on display at his the 17-year-old's murder is getting a lot of attention. he was shot to death with his friend. they were sitting together in a parked car sunday night. the day before their high school graduation. there were 23 shots from t

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there does not appear to be any malfunction of the ride but we have closed the attraction until a thoreauof the ride can be completed. >> scarily. >> right. >> 5:11. coming up on fox5 news morning a number of state and local government web sites are hacked by a group claiming to be isis. >> comments about serena williams by tennis great john mcenroe has a number of people speaking out on social media. >> as we head to break, let's take a live look across the d.c. region now. 5:11, very pleasant 69 degrees ou for the last week in june, come on o caitlin will talk about the forecast, erin will update you on the traffic when we come back. z2d1iz z16fz y2d1iy y16fy >> ♪ >> time right now is 5:14. let's take a look at the top stories we're following for you on monday. maryland governor larry going hogancalling for an investigati. four prince george's county school board members contactd the governor hogan saying they have evidence hundreds of students have graduated without meeting state requirements. the claims allege that counselors and teachers were pressured to give passing grades to stude

philosopher henry david thoreau said the california gold rush was the world's raffle. but for most, the greatest failure was not coming here to california and striking out. the great failure was not coming in the first place. you did not see the elephant, to use the phrase at the time period. this landscape was much more than a national research treasure house. it was also a realm of uncontrolled fantasy, a fabled province, promising freedom and endless opportunity, and for some, and escape. good stories, and what i would like to do is share with you a couple of stories from this dazzling, perplexing, contradictory kaleidoscope known as the california gold rush. they had many things to deal with, but one of the things they had to deal with was nature. fire and flood. that is what i would like to talk to you about tonight. how the gold rushers dealt with fire and flood. to do this, we need to hop in the time machine, and we need to 1852, and november 2, we are in sacramento with a population of about 15,000, but it was vulnerable, as were most gold rush communities, to

the scientists want a thoreau look at what remains here.he southeast corner of second and arch, still one of the most controversial development sites in philadelphia. its history goes back to 1709. it was the first baptist church's cemetery. in 1859, most of the coffins and skeletal remains were moved to a cemetery in cobbs creek. now pnc an apartment developer in town owns the site. back in the wintertime as they were digging, hundreds of coffins and skeletal remains were discovered. back in march, archaeologists were able to get excavation temporarily halted until they could harvest the findings for research. >> by looking at human remains, your body retains an incredible amount of information about what your life was like. a a lot of diseases that we suffer from during our lifetime leaves telltale marks on our bones. the bones preserve information about nutrition and diet and our overall health. >> reporter: sadly this week more coffins and bones were found. experts say some go down as far as 14 feet. and they want excavation again tempo

i have been gauging the opinion of people in newport, in both the urban and thoreau.ed as one of the most picturesque places in the country. it's a rural county, where 23% of the population are over 65 years old. given that so many key issues, such as health and education, are devolved, which issues are most important to people in this seaside village in this general election? i think getting a good deal with brexit, definitely. in terms of local issues, i don't think they're really covered by the general election. again, that's down to the welsh assembly and local elections. the policies, at the end of the day i think the leader is important. i think you've got to think of somebody who would be strong enough to get us through different times, but the policies are what stand strongest for me, i think, yeah. pembrokeshire is an agricultural heartland in a sector, like several others in wales, that benefits from european funding. political parties have said they would replace the shortfall when we leave, but there are worries about what could happen if the money isn't r