and i'm tony perkins. a man says he was the target of a metro bus driver's racist rant and he caught some of the exchange on camera. it began on the end and ended near the boston metro station. fox5's marina maracco has the exclusive. >>reporter: the entire incident unfolded a weeing a right here at the boston metro stop, just steps away from the supervisor's booth and according to this driver he says it was a metro bus driver that called him the n word and tonight he says, he doesn't want an apology. what's recording going to do? i'm not ignorant like you. i'm not going to fight you. this video shows the aftermath of an emotional between a metro bus driver and another motorist. he pulled up, opened his door. i thought he wassing whying to tell me i'm driving real slow. he like, road. i'm like i'm trying to find my location. he said you're the typical mfn. i just sort of was in shock. maurice green says the metro driver called him the n word just prior to this confrontation. you're not going to call me tha

. >> i'm tony perkins. >> it's hard to believe but in d.c. the snow team will deploy more than 200 trucks 4 a.m. to treat roads and sidewalks. sue palka standing by with the latest on the forecast, sue. >> tony, shawn, if you stepped outside it's still not cold. we're coming up off our second day of record heat. we got to 74 degree today. warmest february day since 2011. we're expecting snow thursday morning even in the district. let's get you straight what's coming up. this is the storm, tennessee valley. has to say looks snow breaking out in pittsburgh and heavy rain across west vir and we expect rain to develop across the area. we cannot even rule out a thunderstorm with this. that storm will track our -- off the delmarva which means it is in the sweet spot to spread very heavy snow from philadelphia to new york to boss stop. we're talking a foot of snow for new york and boston. blizzard warnings on long island and nantucket and around here those winter weather add voosryes do not extend into the district including western loudoun and west

. >>> thanks for joining ii'm shawn yancy >> i'm tony perkins. >>> police need your help tracking down a murder suspect. jason allen johnson is wanted and believed to be armed and dangerous. police provided this new photo. you can see the tattoo. >>> lindsay watts is following at the story. live at the arlington police department with new information about the victim. lindsay? >> reporter: shawn and tony, i have been talking to close friends of the victim, 23-year-old mike ray. he went to high school in prince william's county. just a popular guy. you can tell by all of the people who are remembering him on social media tonight. friends say someone would go after him like this. right now, they're hoping that the suspect who you just saw is caught soon. >> law the most car ris mask guy >> friends are in did disbelief he's gone. >> it happened at a house party in the williamsberg section of arlington. police haven't said what led up to the killing. friends say they heard gray was targeted. they don't know why >> the confident and happy to guy just took every room by storm that he entered

tony perkins, we thank you for being with us tonight.xt, judge neil gorsuch just moments ago talking about the justices he admires. >> the towering judges that served in this particular seat of the supreme court, including antonin scalia and robert jackson, are you have in my minds at this moment. justice scalia was a lion of the law. agree or disagree with him, all of his colleagues on the bench cherished his wisdom and his humor. lou: attorneys randy smith and barbara evans join us next. stay with us. we'll be right back. lou: joining me now, attorney barbara smith, she served as law clerk to justice samuel alito. barbara, your reaction to this nomination. >> i think judge gorsuch is an incredible pick for a number of reasons some of your guests already mentioned. i think he thought deeply and hard about what the proper role of an appellate judge is. he said judges should interpret lawfs as written instead of i am posing their opinions. he is an incredible writer. no one will be able to replace justice scalia for his wit. but judge goa

thanks for joining us tonight, i'm shawn yancy and i'm ' tony perkins. 10 people face charges in the investigation and tonight we'ret learning new det tails about abo their immigration status.stat the arrests came after police found the remains of da mare isry as this weekend in virginia. the gaithersburg teen was reported missing in december. fox5's marina maracco is herein with more.a >>reporter: there have been an total of 10 arrests made inrr connection with this case whiche has culminated in the deathth arrests of two people. these three that you see behind me these are the three of the five charged with murder. the two are adults. convenience as ayacht is 17 years old. us immigration and customs confirms the two adults have ice detainers which means they're either in the country illegally or they violated the terms of their legal at us. the mother confirms to fox 245 she has been in the country fory 10 years illegally. now there are five others who have been charged with abductiou and gang participation.arti these are the only two adults in that group they, too, currently have

i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. firefighters are still trying to figure out what sparked thepark blaze that started just after 5 this afternoon.th sarah simmons is live on the scene now with the latest. sarah. >>reporter: tony and shawn, this is such a sad story out of lorton, virginia tonight.rgin as you mentioned, a young boy is dead from this house fire here in lorton that started earlier this afternoon, as well as two family pets.ets. this is the scene back here. if we could kind of look a little bit further here. this is 8100 block street. this is where the fire occurred. investigators are still combing through the damage right now when firefighters arrived theyty said that they saw heavy flamesy pouring out of the garage wheree it appears to be the most damage is at tonight.t take a look at the video here. you can see it was an emotional scene as family members arrived tonight to hear this horrible newses. right now investigators stillnvs trying to figure out whatt exactly started the fire. when crews initially

appreciate it. >> my next guest, tony perkins, welcome back.at prayer breakfast and stressed his desire to get rid of the johnson amendment because you're not getting what you were looking for from him on the lgbt rollback from president obama? >> not at all. the president talked about this throughout the entire campaign. it was in the republican party platform, i was on the platform committee, amended the platform to make clear the repeal of the johnson amendment. by the way, it was reintroduced into congress by the majority whip on wednesday, the day before the prayer breakfast. that's the reasons president mentioned it. it has nothing to do with money being expended on political campaigns. this is about speech. it's about allowing pastors, other religious organizations to speak freely, yes, on candidates but more importantly on issues. we had 99 churches in 2015, the irs opened investigations on them for various reasons. look, where would this nation be if we did not have minister like the reverend dr. martin luther king, who spoke out about

i'm tony perkins and the i'm shawn yancy. the three-judge panel from the san francisco voted unanimously to hold the lower court order. it did not have the authority to review the president's executive order that indefinitely suspends all any just so we're clear a refugios, from iraq,. so what's next, well, it iss likely the supreme court will review the case. fox5's marina maracco is live at dulles international with reaction, marina,. >>reporter: quite a starkrk contrast. not a single protestor, although the barricades are still up. the last forth international flights have already landed and the pro bono attorneys that have set up shop have packed up for the night. their workload significantt lighter. we spoke with one of thehe immigration lawyers that goes by the name of dulles justice.stic here's her take on what happenss next. the next step is either theyther take it up to the supreme court which i think would be a bad idea with with only ate sitting judges on the bench. i think at best he's looking at 4-4, which would

. >>> i'm tony perkins >> i'm shawn yancy. his name is jason johnson. police believes he armed and dangerous. killing a man had a house party in arlington last weekend. lindsay watts is live at the arlington police department with new information tonight about the victim. lindsay? >> reporter: i've been talking tonight to friends of the victim. 23-year-old mike gray. he went to high school in prince william's county and seems to be a really popular guy. i found a lot of people remembering him right now on social media. friends tell me they don't know why someone would go after him like this and now, they're just hoping that suspect who you just saw will be caught soon. >> he was the most charismatic guy. >> friends are in disbelief he's gone. this is where the shooting happened early sunday morning at a houseberg in arlington. police haven't said what led up to the killing. friends say they've heard gray was targeted. they just don't know why. >> we're confident and happy that just took every room by storm that he entered. as you saw by the out pour on

i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. that fire started on arcade street around 5 this afternoon. sarah simmons is live on scene how with with the latest. sarah? >>reporter: tony and shawn, just a few moments ago we actually saw investigators and fire crews just wrap up and head on out of here. they had been processing the scene here forth entire night since that fire broke out at about 56789. 15 a this afternoon. as you mentioned a young boy was found dead inside of the house. we don't know his identity at this point. we don't know his relation to anybody else who lived in high temperature home. also investigators tell us two family pets were also killed in this fire. most of the damage was done to the garage. when fire crews got here they saw flames just pouring out of the garage and smoke was filling the home. also earlier tonight we were here when it was an emotional scene for family members as they arrived to hear the horrible news. right now investigators are trying to figure out exactly what started this fire. when fire crews initially arrived on scene and ride to put out th

reinstate his controversiale travel ban.an thanks for staying with us, i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. tonight, the three judge panel from the san francisco area voted unanimously to up hold the of the president t executive order. the order indefinitely suspenden all situatery and refugees from entering the us. it also placed a 90-daya 90 suspension on travelers from the iraq, iran, will i by, somalia, sudan and yemin. there's a good chance that the supreme court will now review the case. fox5 a's marina maracco is livec at dullecos international airpot with more. a difference adiff couple days makes because this was not the scene on january 27 when president trump signed thad executive order. the bear kids are still here for the protestor, but as you caneso see there's in the ar, single ol here. if you take a look just on theu other side here that's where the pro bono attorneys had set up shop and you can see themem gathered there tonight. they don't have a lot of workrk tonight. they have what they think isink good news. take a listen to what they thinh will happen next. the next st

. > and we thank you for joining us at 1 s, i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. we are learning about two murders connected to a violent gang intact. ten people are now charged in the case. this weekend in virginia. the gaithersburg teen was reported missing in december. fox5's marina maracco joins us now with the latest. there have been a total of ten arrests made in connection with this case which has culminated in the deaths of two people, including the missing 5 year old damaris reyes from gaithersburg, maryland. these are the three charged with murder, the two men are adults and venous saturday yeah is 17 year old. they confirmed the two adults now have ice defeigners which means they're either in the country illegal or they violated the terms of their legal status. as for right yeah her mother confirmed she was in the country for nearly 10 years illegally. there others that have been charged with abduction and gang participation. these this group and they, too, have ice detainers. this criminal saga dates back to early december of 2016 and this is what we k

. >> so i'm a little bit shocked at tony perkins tat he didn't spend more time this weekend out that's perplexing to me it was so, so nice and we know how much tony likes the warm weather. so, it is president's day and last year president's day we got snow and everybody knows about the big president's day snowstorm. bottom line it's supposed to snow president's day washington d.c. and it's not doing it so we came out to square and found a lot of people enjoying great weather and that's what's happening and ended upsetling on ice skating range because it's like artificial winter if you will and found a lot of great people and i've been out for quite a long time and found the seeingman girls and i love the seeingman girl story here because they just moved here to the states from botswana. >> >> 12. >> 12. >> hannah. >> danika. >> they were fwhorn bostswana it's coldner d.c. >> yes. >> you were liking this. >> yes. >> and just show know, would you rather have a snowstorm on president's day which is obviously today or george washington's birthday whatever or weather like almost 7 0. i thin

. >> i'm tony perkins. >> it's hard to believe much of the are overnight and it might cause problems for morning commute. sue palka has latest update here she is with more. sue. >> tony, timing is bad for the morning commute. now listen there's no question that is right warm air we had today and yesterday will limit accumulations and we believe as storm approaches heavy burst of snow between 5 and 8 in the morning and that's when we may get the bull of being of this and even if it doesn't stick it may be hard to drive in because the rate at which it falls makes visibility challenges as it is it stats rain and may begin in a few areas by midnight and begins 1 to 3 in the morning and then dhaivrps to snow north and west and that's why we have so many winter storm warnings that you see in pink for heavier amounts of snow and norm of the district wiptser weather advisories. in the purple areas that's where you have a chance of seeing a delay. but i really hope you did your homework because if this moves through fast enough there might not be much these areas after 8 or 9 in the morning an

let's bring in tony perkins. i believe you were at the breakfast this morning.r reaction to the president's remarks. >> i thought it was outstanding. the president's remarks were very on target as well as the keynote chaplain barry black from the senate talked about how our voice needs to be heard in heaven. that's the most important thing. the president really focused, as you pointed out, on religious liberty. not just internationally but also domestically and was very clear. he called once again for the repeal of the johnson amendment which was introduced yesterday with steve scalise majority whip in the house, jody hice and james langford senator of oklahoma was there when we introduced the bill again. religious freedom needs to flourish in this country. our country's ability to flourish was contingent upon that. >> shannon: the johnson amendment makes most churches and religious leaders feel like their hands are tied. if they express endorsement of a particular religious position, party or person who is running for office they risk their tax exempt status. h

decisionci that could shape the country's legal landscape for decades to do.o i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. tonight the president nominated judge neil gorsuch who currently serves onorsu the tenth circuit court of a appeals in denver. conservatives are hailing thetie choice ofs the 49 year old gorsuch is a smart move and many legal analysts put him in the same league as latent ton none kaelia. they are already gathering up for alrea tonight, from the white house, president trump cited his inclusion of gorsuch in a listis of potential justices he offerec up during the campaign and his subsequent victory that's the's sign of the kind of justice voters are looking for. i promised to select someone who respects our laws and isis respective of power, constitution and who loves our constitution and someone who will interpret them as written. i respect, too, the fact that in our legal order it is for congress and not the courts to write new laws. it is the role of judges to apply. not alter the work of the people's representative, a judge who likes every outcome he reaches is a very likely a bad

good to have you with us, i'm tony perkins and i'm shawnhawn yancy. tonight's address is not a state of the union address, but the white house says the president's speech will look forward to the next four years under presidente trump. some of the key issues he iss he expected to discuss, include immigration, school choice and the supreme court. the president and members of congress invited guests to the speech tonight who reflect their fox5's ronica cleary is live ate the capital tonight to explain a little bit more abouto this. ronica. hey shawn and tony. yes, that'ss exactly right. we to look at these guests that the president invites to an event like this. they really are there to conveyy a message, to speak to some of the most important points that the president wants to highlighi in his remarks tonight and withd that we have some guests that represent those key points thatt you just mentioned.ntio three of the guests, they are actually family members of victims of people who were killed by undocumented immigrants. beknow that immigration will a

a scam artist at work and he tartioned a woman with a frighten thanks for staying with us i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> he called the woman and claimed he was holding her father and threatened to kill him if he didn't pay up. she recorded part of the conversation. lindsay watts spot to the woman tonight shawn, tony. >> this happened just this afternoon. amber got a call from a man who said her dad was involved in a hit and run crash and here's the twist. the caller said amber's dad had hit his son and then tried to flee the scene. now amber's dad was being held hostage an she had to pay thousands to save his life. >> do you want us to name folks and see him again you will do this correctly. you understanding me amber. >> yes. >> he said someone will have to pay for what your father did and the charges for my son's hospital bills. >> you have two openings you're going to do this correctly and respond and if got i'm going to hang up the phone and brains out and you can save the money for his funeral. how far are you from your house, 40 minutes. >> yes. >> keep going to your house

control tonight in the wake of general michael flynn's resignation, thank you forion, joining us i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy.i'm here's what we know right now,, senate majority leader chuck schumer is calling for an independent investigation of the former security advisor. president trump asked for flynn's resignation last night. today press secretary sean spicer said because of trust issues, not legal once. ronica cleary starts.rts. starts.(offrord.ecl)arts with the very latest.ve >>reporter: yes,ry that's righ, press secretary sean spicer he said that general mike flynn's resignation was over trust issues. now, these come after conversations that he had with the russian ambassador to the united states about sanctions and whether or not he misled thd vice-president.resi now, a at today's press briefing, the majority of the briefing resignation, what it means fores the future of the administration.on. now to reiterate, sean spicer said today that he did not resign over something legal.r so i was not a legal issue.ue instead it was a trust issue. that is why he resigned. now, there was al

thanks for joining us tonight, i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. 17 year old venous arrow hate a lives in alexandria with her mom. she just returned just hours after police held a news conference saying they believed her life was in contain. fox5's lindsay watts spoke to venous' mother. she joins us live from arlington. her mom must be relieved, line situate. >>reporter: absolutely so relieved. i can tell you that venous is with police right now and her mom says she still doesn't know exactly where her daughter has been all this time. she's been missing for about a month now. her mom just says she's so relieved that her daughter is back. we were with her mom at her apartment here just a little whiling a and we were also interviewing her earlier tonight before venous came back. her mother was scared for her daughter's life. at the news conference today police linked vine us to a 15 year old girl who went missing in december and whose remains were found in springfield over the weekend. police said the girls could be linked to gang members. venous' mom said she had no knowledge of t

tony perkins will have a talk with you if he hears you playing bitelees music like that all the time. listen, it's no secret you know when he ran for president done done was hammering obamacare just about every possible turn he could take. a total disaster you heard that again and again and again. well and white house started to kind of make that pivot about what they're actually going to do about it. because that's in large part what they were elected to do by the people who voted for them. so the president this morning gathered in the members ever the national governor's association who were still in town from the weekend meeting here in washington. he then brought in some of the top ceos of nation's insurers and he told them this, that politically from his viewpoint president trump said it would have been a heck of a lot easier to let the democrats continue to take the political fallout of the problems that obamacare has had specifically these rising preemups and the president said in his view starting now in these first few weeks of administration it is now this white house's job

thanks for joining us, i'm shaw, yancy and i'm tony perkins. this began on the roadway andada ended at the boston metro stop. fox5's marina maracco is live oo the scene with the troubling story. >>reporter: that's right, tony, it unfolded exactly a weeing ai right here just steps away fromy the metro's bus supervisor'super booth. this man says it was a metro bur driver whoo called him the n wod and tonight he says he's not looking for an apology what's recording going to do? this video shows the aftermath of an emotional encounter between a metro bus driver andr another motorist. he pulled up, opened his door. i figured he was going to telltl me i'm driving real slow. he like man, you don't own the road.ro i'm trying to find my location. he said you're the typical mfn and i was sort of like in shock. maurice green says the metro bus driver called him the n word just prior to h confrontation.o you're not going to call me that. i'm going to hit you.. > things could have went wrong, terribly wrong if i was thethe wrong person.on fortunately i was t

police chief peter newsham got the mayor's support to become the city's top brass i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. y the announcement comes as acome night of a violent crime. it's happening in ward 8. one council member is now calling it a state of emergency. marina maracco starts us live in southeast tonight. shawn, an extremely violentviol night for ward 8 like you justjt said. there have been a total of three shootings. four separate victims and all of this happening within a two-hour timespan in just half a mile radius from each other all along wiehle road in the congress heights area of ward 8 in southeast. take a look at this videoi because fox5 cameras werecame rolling at shooting scenes. the first call coming in at 6:00 and that last call just before 8:00 tonight.ight and as we were driving to that second scene outside a liquor store we heard several shots ring out and the qualcom in for a gunshot injury and all of these scenes, the mpd chopper and k9 units were called toed track down any suspects. at this point, however, police aren't saying if think ' connected.d. tonigh

thank you for joining us, i'm tony perkins >> i'm shawn yancy. any other victims to please come forward. matt ackland has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: the teacher charged was removed from the classroom immediately after the was reported. that was back on january 17th. tonight, authorities believe there is a possibility there could be other victims out there and they want students to come forward if they had inappropriate actions with this teacher. 36-year-old jose daniel estrada of clifton virginia is charged with two counts felony aggravated battery. authorities aren't saying when the abuse took place but as soon as it was reported falls church city police and child protective services were brought in. the school interim superintendent said counsellors have been brought in to speak with students and parents and he called staff together to address this alleged crime. >> we do not know the full extent of whatever took place. again, we have worked cooperatively and open communications with child protective services as well as with

i'm tony perkins >> i'm shawn yancy. the women you're about to meet thought she could trust the man she had been dating two months. then she learned the truth, marina marraco is live in bethesda with the story. >> reporter: police here if montgomery county were first alerted to this criminal can i say nova in late december. his coming from social media where apparently he continues to lure other women in the area. >> seemed charming >> seemed like love at first sight >> we could go to dinner or an nba game and you know, most people have the check card in their pocket. this guy would have a wad of cash, like i would guess 8 to $10,000 in cash. >> lavish dates hour long conversations that included what this woman thought was proof of her man's wealth >> he had $98 million in a statement account. he showed me a deeded trust statement for luxurious properties between la, miami, and even here. it's all safe. so the fact that he was on his phone having business calls seemed real. so yes, he is a professional conartist. >> she

good evening i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> we begin in virginia where two u.s. senators and governor have plenty of questions for ice. they're concerned about reports of alleged immigrations and custom enforcement raids taking place in the state. >> there's growing concern about an incident outside of a alexandria church. >> "fox5" lauren demarco joins us with the latest, lauren. >> reporter: well, tony, shawn, ice official tells me that outside of the rising hope church in alexandria one morning as the hypothermia shelter was letting out, two of the officials or agents walked up to a group of men and conducted consensual interviews about a potential target. and they say that during those interviews it turns out two of and were here in the u.s. illegally and they were detained and will likely be de ported. the people here at the church tell the story differently. >> i seen drug raids not that big. >> they areman booster stays at the hope owe thermia shelter and says february 8 he witnessed 7 latino men rounded up as they left for the day and the pastor explains

tony perkins, we thank you for being with us tonight.next, judge neil gorsuch just moments ago talking about the justices he admires. >> the towering judges that served in this particular seat of the supreme court, including antonin scalia and robert jackson, are you have in my minds at this moment. justice scalia was a lion of the law. agree or disagree with him, all of his colleagues on the bench cherished his wisdom and his humor. lou: attorneys randy smith and barbara evans join us next. stay with us. hey, searching for a great used car? i don't want one that's had a big wreck just say, show me cars with no accidents reported find the cars you want, avoid the ones you don't plus you get a free carfax® report with every listing i like it start your used car search at carfax.com put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. afoot and light-hearted i take to

. >> i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> two of the original four hostages released. prisoners are upset with how they're treated and current leadership of the united states. >> "fox5" tisha lewis is live in smyrna, delaware with the latest, tisha. >> well the leadership of the united state gripes these inmates have. what we can report tonight is that two constructions officers were released one within the last three hours. we know at least one of the released taken to the hospital what non life-threatening injuries and several law enforcement actions here tonight hoping to work on a peaceful resolution. law enforcement including fbii. >> it's been a long and difficult day. >> what start the shortly after 10 wednesday morning is a touch and go situation. a hoingt staj standoff between corrections officers and inmates at the james vaughn corrections center. the emergency came in shortly after 10. >> 14:25 the first staff member was released. and approximately 1720 hours eight ib mates were released. 19:57 hours one staff member was released and that's prior to our inma

. >>> i tony perkins >> i'm shawn yancy, a man is dead after a shooting in montgomery county. >> policee called after reports of shots fired this afternoon on hawk run terrace in montgomery village. at least five people have been taken in for questioning. fox 5 paul wagner is live at the scene with the latest. >> reporter: tony and shawn, we weren't that far away when there were reports of shots fired. we were in germantown, we got her quickly we want to show you the video we shot as soon as we arrived. this is what we know from witnesses. one man hawk run drive this afternoon when he heard approximately seven shots. i also spoke with a woman who said she was in her townhouse taking care of a child when she says she heard an argument. she said it was very loud. then she said she heard a number of shots. she described them as three. she looked out her window and saw two men run -- described one of them is wearing dark clothing and carrying a handgun. we asked montgomery county police whether or not they have a look-out for two suspects, county police would not confirm that at this point.

. >> i'm tony perkins. it is unclear how many guards are being held hostage.icials guest estimate it could be up to five. this is all happening at the james t vaughn correctional center in smyrna, delaware. the facility houses approximately 2 fox 5 tisha lewis joins us via skype with the latest. >> reporter: we are actually driving right now to the prison, we're about 30 miles or 30 minutes or so away, and as you mentioned there's a lot of developments kind of happening right now. let's kind of go through a timeline of when this unfolded. it was around 10:30 this morning, a call came in reporting a disturbance, the incident essentially five people including four security guards and also we're told a counselor are being held hostage by the inmates, there are about 120 to 150. now one of the hostages, at least in last hour or so, was released and that hostage is now getting some medical treatment for nonlife-threatening injuries at a nearby hospital. all of this again is happening at the smyrna prison, but prisons and facilities and

. >> i'm tony perkins. >> the firefighter says delayed diagnosis and treatment forced him to go on disability and he says, the delays are costing the taxpayers money. and "fox5" tisha lewis joins with with the story. >> tony, shawn, it is damage to say the least. they are records instead of patients and miss diagnosing first responders and more. >> there's heavy assertions about the lack of transparenty with montgomery country when it comes to their workman's comp company. >> what is the incentive for them to do this. >> money, it's all about the money. whatever this company does not pay out, in their you know to payments to the first responders or to workman's comp payments or doctors and stuff, they're incentiviseed on saving money. >> 52-year-old allen mark spent years and then a neck injury on the job forced him to disability. the latter could have been pev entered. >> fist responders and paramedics and firefighters that are retired on disability the reason most of them are retired on disability is because of the delay in treatment and diagnosis for their injuries that have happened on th

pawn shop is ats the center of an investigation.n thanks for joining us, i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. police think some of the luxury items the storeor joi is s selle stolen. fox5's marina maracco is live i northwest tonight with the latest. marina. >>reporter: and tony, shawn, police sources saying that a large quantity of those stolen items were recovered right heree at this dupont area july store. this is deaner's gullers.dean you can see the cases have beena covered for the night, inside the cases, cart yea, rolexs and diamond rings. they're now trying to determine if intended for sale were actually stolen out of area homes. > for 45 years brian deaner an his family have owned this northwest d.c. jewelry store advertising online and also selling luxury brands on ebay. deaner jeweler pay top prices for your valuable. d.c. police sources confirm to fox5 this dupont area jewelry and high-end pawn shop is now aa the center of a criminal investigation after the mpd pawa unit recovered a large amount of stolen items at the storehe believed to be buying the stolee property. hello,

decisionci that could shape the country's legal landscape for decades to do.o i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkinsthe president nominated judge neil gorsuch who currently serves onorsu the tenth circuit court of a appeals in denver. conservatives are hailing thetie choice ofs the 49 year old gorsuch is a smart move and many legal analysts put him in the same league as latent ton none kaelia. they are already gathering up for alrea

thanks for joining us i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> thousands of people rallied not just hereut la, chicago, new york and of course in washington d.c.. not my president's day rally organize rear calling for people to come together in solidarity against and what they call actions against current administration. joe walden starts us off tonight. >> you look at what's happening last night in sweden and sweden who would believe this. >> during a saturday night rally me melbourne florida president trump seemingly denounced terror attack in sweden which never happened triggering a fire storm on social media including tweet in the european nation former prime minister. sweden, terror attack, what has he been smoking? trying to clarify the confusion president trump tweeting himself and my statement as to what is happening sweden was in reference to a story broadcast on "fox" news concerning immigrants and sweden. as series of #s continue flooding social media vice-president pennsylvania was in brussels wrapping up first overseas trip and pence is sharing european leaders anxious about

. >>> there's some winter whiplash on the way, i'm tony perkins >> i'm shawn yancy, that's right.he snow and back again, in just a matte in the world is going on. >> the snow may hit at the worse possible times. sue palka gives it to us straight. what's going to happen and when? >> is it all right if i take a quick break and check the temperature again? >> can i tell you, shawn, tony, the most challenging is the temperature. and the models are trying to make it cold so fast and we're thinking, wow, it's going to be tough for us to get as cold as the models think we're going to get. we think you'll see snow, we're not sure very much will accumulate. maybe a small coating but if you get out farther you may find an inch or two and maybe up towards the mason dixon line. second day in a row of record heat. 74 today. that's warmer than we were yesterday. and get this, it's the warmest temperature in february since february 18th of 2011. we hit records of dulles and bwi, but look at these winter weather alerts in

i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> the scammer call the woman said he was holding her father for ran some. she recorded part of that terrifying conversation. lindsey watts status off with this. >> this happened this afternoon. she got a call from a man that addressed her by name and told steve hershorn father was involved in a hit crash. here's the twist though, the caller told amber that her father had hit his son and now her father was being held for ran some. amber was told she had to pay thousands to save her dad's life. >> you want -- and you want to see him again you do this correctly you understand me amber. >> yes. >> he said someone will have to pay for what your father did and charges force my son's hospital bills. >> you got two options do you this correctly or -- if not i'm going to hang up the phone and we're going to blow his brains out and you can save the money for his funeral, okay, now, right now, how far are you from your house, 40 minutes. >> yes. >> okay. you will keep going to your house rights now. you're not going to hang up the phone or put me on hold. ev

thanks for joining us, i'm shawn yancy >> i'm tony perkins.uch more about what's going to on at west potomac high school in alexandria but a letter were you sent home to student and families. anjali hemphill is live at the school with more. >> reporter: well, right now, it's not clear why principal alex case was placed on administrative leave here. students at the school here tell me he was very well like and respected, and this news comes as a total shock. take a look. here's a picture of mr. case from the web according to that same website he has been principal of west potomac high school since 2013. at this time, fairf c officials are not saying why he was put on leave. saying they can't comment on personnel matters. but they did send home a letter to parents today. take a look saying, in part. we appreciate your patience and support while principal alex case has been out on leave. this jessica staff assistant principal agreed to serve as the principal designee during mr. case's absence. now, while we don't know the circumstance to say behi

i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. the files included social security numbers, medicalmedi records, turns out, though, that case worker has a criminalcrim record. she worked as a subcontractor for city and was fired after our first are report. fox5's teisha lewis has been on the story from the very beginning. what is the latest. >>reporter: shawn and tony this is la mug shot. details about the incident popped up in a simple google search. she worked at inter city family services in southeast as a subcontractor for d.c.'s.'s department of behavioral health. the question tonight how did she end up with a job where she's given access to scores of private files filled with confidential information? sheti was hired by a contractor and ii think that the director waswa going to give you some followupw information about our resolutior with the contractor. she didn't.dn't but what's being changed in d.cd in terms of the hiring protocol that this would happen in the first place. this is laton yeah voter. mayor muriel bowser made

for a missing young mother and her baby, thanks for joining us tonight, i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins police believe the two might be in the danger.r. they were last seen two weeks ago with the child's father. police have reason to believe mother and son left against their will. fox5's paul wagner starts us off live in springfield with newth information on that disappearance. paul. tony and shawn, fairfax county police sayairfax it's been 24 ds since they've heard from the fro mother and the baby. the this is where they were last seen at this apartme here on back cliff road. i'm in springfield right next to the beltway. the police were out here handing out flyers looking for any kind of information. they also release new information about who may bey be with the mother and the baby and it's this teenager much he's 18 years old. his name is jose contact see a, rivas, according to fairfax county police he has gang ties and there was a protective order saying that he couldn't be withn the mother and the baby. let's show you some video that we shot earlier today. fairfax county police hav

control tonight in the wake of general michael flynn's resignation, thank you forion, joining us i'm tony perkinswn yancy.i'm here's what we know right now,, senate majority leader chuck schumer is calling for an independent investigation of the former security advisor. president trump asked for flynn's resignation last night. today press secretary sean spicer said because of trust issues, not legal once. ronica cleary starts.rts. starts.(offrord.ecl)arts with the very latest.ve >>reporter: yes,ry that's righ, press secretary sean spicer he said that general mike flynn's resignation was over trust issues. now, these come after conversations that he had with the russian ambassador to the united states about sanctions and whether or not he misled thd vice-president.resi now, a at today's press briefing, the majority of the briefing

good to have you with us tonight i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> "fox5" obtained exclusive videonage wars seen. this shows 18-year-old angelica saturday night and her cousin was found dead earlier this month in northern virginia and a frantic search is underway to find her. they have very few leads. her cousin de mar is revis disappeared back in december and her body was found earlier this month. ten people are charged with her murder and police say it was gang relied and reyes's mother is concerned her niece may number danger. angelica was seen on this type last saturday leaving work 9 p.m. the owner tells "fox5" this is the third time she had shown up for work. came in texting on phone and about 9 p.m. walked out without any explanation. police believe she may machine the new jersey area. they are asking anyone with nvls to give them a call. >> meanwhile we're continuing to follow a developing story out of prince george county. police say they arrested two teens in connection with murder of douglass brooks. brooks was up d

. >> hi tony perkins. it's now 6:50 we're looking ahead to good day d.c. big nails on the show today. rapper and actor comet takes on action role against key on ureevdz and kevin sits down with him and broadway stage sinning and dancing star hypothetical and battle will be with us and he's in town to judge a dance competition. and he'll give us his take on a dance we'll have in the loft. >> sketch with us with today's beat. >> this particular part of story is not new. there's new news regarding this. "la la land" which stars ryan gosling and emma stone. >> 1 4 oscar nominations which you have not seen yet and already fate hating on it. >> yes. >> original casting behind film was six year process and at one miles taylor were talked to star in. it he starred in whiplash unl access and emma watson you know her from "harry potter" and bunch of films article in page six came out saturday saying the reasons why they did not take on the role and article says they lost "la la land" roles for being too demanding. according to article a movie insider claims miles te