tyson knew right away that sam was someone that was gonna mentor him. >> still, tyson hesitates taking the columbo case. why? >> i had stopped working with that breed a few years prior, just because of the volatility and the liability issues around them. >> i'm sure that training aggressive dogs is dangerous. where is columbo on the scale? >> if it's a scale from 1 to 10, columbo's a 12. >> tyson says he makes an exception for columbo, when simon convinces him that health issues, like painful hip dysplasia, explain why he's such a bad dog. so, it's not just behavioral. it's also medicine? >> that's correct. >> simon's already paying for the best veterinary medicine money can buy. among other things, columbo gets electromagnetic therapy and acupuncture. acupuncture for a dog? i know we're in los angeles, but really? >> this dog has endured so much pain in his legs that this is not some frivolous treatment. >> and the price tag for columbo's first-class care? >> columbo costs approximately $138,000 a year. >> that's a four-year college education. >> the reality is -- i didn't hire these

. >> tyson was always so smart.emember tyson putting puzzles together when he was a little thing. and looking back now you say he was also reading before he was speaking. are those indicators? >> i don't know that the indicators, but i do know i hear from a lot of other parents who have children who have asperger asperger's syndrome love puzzles. we would give him legos and he wouldn't use the instructions and he would have them finished in a fewer hours where it might take someone else a couple of days. in the process of trying to figure out of what was going on with tyson, there were people before the official diagnosis who mentioned your son might have autism and he should be in this program over here. and at that time i wasn't educated in what autism was. my thought was, what many people assume, is a child who's non-verbal, who sometimes there are different characteristics where we think about children who have autism, who rock, who do things with their tyson didn't have those symptoms, i was like no way. becaus

this year tysons corner will undergo massive change. it will start with an entirely new neighborhood built on what is basically a bunch of parking lots. our transportation reporter adam tuss is live now in tysons tonight. adam, these changes could have a big impact on the way we get around. >> reporter: absolutely, jim. and you look around here and it's not hard to see the changes day after day here in tysons corner, but here is the question. would you consider ditching the car and the drive here into seassig tysons and simply living here? food trucks, people lining the streets, murals being painted, new >> yeah, i'm definitely seeing, you know, the environment changing a little bit more. a little bit more urban variety. >> reporter: tysons is fast on the move and this is what's coming next, a huge development called the borough around one of the unity utilized metro station. it expected to house one of the largest whole foods complete with its own brewery. is it enough to get to you move here? >> i don't know. i like living in the city

tysons right now. >> things are definitely getting busier. >> reporter: it is not the tysons of just a couple years ago. >> a little bit more urban environment. >> reporter: and things continue to change her fast. so why does all the development here, the office buildings, the high rise condos, the retail, why does it all matter? well, experts say it matters for the loe region. lisa rother is the executive director of the urban land institute. >> i moved her 40 years ago and it was a really sleepy southern town. now it's a very vibrant competitive place, and we need to make sure that our economy continues to expand and grow. >> reporter: here in tysons, this is what's coming next, a huge development called the borough around one of the new and under utilized metro stations here. it's on the scale of the city center project in downtown d.c. and this development is expected to include the largest whole foods on the east coast complete with its own brewery. for workers like frank ross, it just may be enough to keep him here long term. >> very cool depending who you are and your lifestyl

and in iowa -- more than 3 thousand workers have won a pay dispute with tyson foods. the supreme court -- ordering the company-- to pay 5- point-8 million dollars. the justices rejected tyson's plea to prevent employees from banding together-- to challenge pay and work conditions. tyson must now pay those employees for time they spent putting on protective gear-- needed to work at the plant. 90 miles apart and decades of differences. capitalism and communism agreed on one point tuesday afternoon baseball. 10 news this morning anchor ian reitz was in havana for the historic day -- as our tampa bay rays took on the cuban national team. 10 news this morning...after the attacks in brussels, some phone carriers are making it easier for you to get in touch with family and friends. the campaigns taking wins after a strong voter turnout in the west. what's ahead for the candidates. and the scary rescue on a kansas farm when one man gets sucked in a grain silo. still ahead on 10 news early morning, have it your way? the disturbing find morning's restaurant red and this teen's

tyson slocum, take us back five years ago. was and i don't think i'm recalling this incorrectly, a willingness to relook at nuclear power as a source of energy to run our homes and factories. the taint of earlier accidents was sort of fading and people were getting used to the idea that a very electricity-hungry country was going to need nuclear. >> right. the obama administration has always been firmly in support of extending the life of existing reactors and trying to build new reactors. the obama administration put together loan guarantees to help subsidize the cost of new reactors under construction in georgia. the problem has been that the fukushima disaster exposed some fundamental problems in the way that we oversee and operate and maintain these nuclear reactors. at the same time that the nuclear power industry is undergoing serious financial pressures because the cost associated with operating and maintaining and trying to comply with the new regulatory regime that is required after the lessons learned from fukushima

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the tyson events center the venue for this evening's showdown between moc- carroll. that's brady schutt to the rack...dutch in control up 56-23.... tough night for carroll....but dayton ross hits the fade-away "j" as he's falling over.....nice bucket for the tigers... back to the dutch....justin te groten-heis......at the top of the key....bang! one of 15 3's for moc tonight....lead at 59-25. they keep rolling....dillon carlson from the corner....he beats the buzzer...christian korver goes for 16 and levi jansen has 15...they win by 52.... the dutch are heading back to des moines...81-29 the final. "it means a lot. we had a bitter taste in our mouth after we lost last year...but this year we put a lot of work in in the fseason and hard work pays off." "really excited to be back, but we want to go do something, so we will celebrate this one tonight. but we want to go and make some noise this year." congrats to the dutchman....they will take on wahlert catholic in next week's 3a quarterfinals. wahlert catholic in next week's 3a quarterfinals. in class 3a's substate 2 f

psychologist, dale rust, accused of losing his temper and assaulting tyson's 14-year- old son. >> if your child come home and tell you that she or he had been hit with an apple, look into it, research it, because they might be telling you the truth. >> tyson got a call tuesday morning from the school resource officer telling him to come to the school about his 7th grader. >> i'm thinking that my son misbehaving, i need to talk to him or something. she said he's not in trouble, she said, but i need you. >> he says the officer told him she saw rust put his hands on tyson's son coming out of a classroom before the school called the police on russ. >> she said she doesn't know what came over him. he just snapped. >> the boy's parents asked details of the assault be kept private for now. rust is charged with simple assault. the boy's father says it's hard happened to his son at school. >> maybe it's nothing personal with your child, but they get so stressed out, sometimes they lose it. and i just hate that he lost it on my child. >> now the school district won't comment about the arrest o

rig >> i had no warning.. >> such a good mom.d such a goodson.on tyson is.he first storyr that shawn will share this weekw she'll lead our coverage ofagef autism speaks to fox5, and as as you watch these stories we askra that you think about making a donation to autism speaks.peak they do lot of great work involving row of research giving grants to local organizationo that is work with the autismlotm community and of course they c will help families living with autism. you can go to our website foxdc.com on the home page.eag you'll find a link to donate orr you can text autism to thehe number, hey -- there it is onhei the screen. screen. giving i was second to get a a penn. text autism to 25383.53 to make d on next monday i believeiel april 1st we're going to haveo h telethon of sorts like a mento mentoring monday type of thing.i shawn will be here.re >> i think it's friday. >> is it friday or next monday.n >> i think it's friday. >> whatever april 1st is.apri1s >> friday. f friday is april 1st. 1 >> shawn is really brave to comm out with that.t wi she's a v

. >>> every time you turn around, it seems like there's something new in tysons corner, and that trend will continue later this year. there are plans for a massive building boom. transportation reporter adam tuss takes a look at the projects already in the works. >> reporter: we've talked in the past about how this area, tyson's corner, is changing. it's changing so much that they've dropped the corner from their name completely and it's now just tysons. everywhere you look around here, there's something new to see. you've got the food trucks out now. people lining the streets. the nice weather certainly helps that. new condo buildings going up all across this area, and now a m s massive redeveúep+69q project called the borough being planned under one of the underutilized hundreds if not thousands of workers and having them live, work, and play right here in tysons corner and the plans are ambitious. coming up on news4 at 5:00, we'll take you inside some of those plans and what land use experts are saying about what this place will turn into. back to you. >>> well, one of hollywood's

mike tyson demands a rematch. mike tyson will have his revenge. magnificent. evander holyfield will be destroyed by the power of mike tyson. only in america. evander holyfield will be punished. pulverized, penalized, pure rayed. pure rayed. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah! yes, yes. he will be pureed. that's right, we're going to have a big parade for the man of the hour. rightt here, the man of the hour, the heavyvyight champion of the world, evander "the real deal" holyfield. we areethe champions >> one second. i just wanted to say that this highlight of my career. >> that's right. >> mike tyson is a tough fighter. >> tough. fight mike. >> a lot of guys, and not been able to set up to him. >> sometime i thought none could do it. >> buster douglas did it. >> i kept the faith. >> you have to keep the faith. >> worked. >> and i gave all my all. >> only in america. >> in the end -- >> super calkalsupercalifragalistic exp supercalifragalistic expialidoci ous. >> he was unable to beat. you >> okay, that's it. >> okay. >>> the streets of l.a. >> tonight's episode,

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boxer mike tyson. >> yeah, he was doubting that endorsement bringing up that mike tyson quote saying everyone has a plan until they're punched in the face which is ironic after some of the complaints of violence at his rallies over the weekend. keith. >> for the record, we saw none of that here in tampa. we saw some protestors doing who protestors do, but no punches, no none of that, so that was a good sign. candace mccowan reporting live at the tampa convention center. we mentioned sarah palin. she took to the stage with trump despite her husband husband husband -- despite her husband hurt in a >>> they came face-to-face with protestors marched to the convention center. protestors and supporters clashed and talking why they do not support or one protestor was thrown out said he was glad to see people talking and not fighting. >> i mean, i think it's dialogue that's needed. but overall, this isn't like -- i think tampa is a very diverse place. i haven't seen much racial -- >> protest ended peacefully. >>> former president bill clinton was in tallahassee campaigning for his wife hilla

by the way tyson's story just the first of many, many stories, we will be sharing this week.e talked to some incredible local families, as part of our coverage of autism speaks to fox5. we just want everybody to know that our goal here isn't just to raise awareness, but we also want to raise money, so our hope is that you will autism speak as you watch our stories. the organization does a wonderful job with research, giving grants to local organizations, that work with the autism community, and of course, they help families living with autism if you would like to donate go to our website foxdc.com on the home page, finds a special link. also tech the word autism to the number 25383 to make a 10-dollar donation. and we certainly encourage you to do. that will because every single little bit helps. >> so neat you're sharing your story, story to tell, that join, and a lot of people don't, you know, will be able to relate to that. and maybe haven't been so vocal about it. so, it is nice that you're coming out and sharing. >> more people that don't understand, don't understand the

now, we are live at the county jail where officer tyson greene turned himself in. >> reporter: well, he was booked this afternoon and i just checked with the jail. he posted his $50,000 bond at around 6:00 this evening. that is when he was released. he is currently out of custody. the veteran police officer, tyson greene, tasked to follow the law. >> it is disappointing that a member of law enforcement would choose to be part of that activity. it effects everybody's insurance rates. >> reporter: the authorities were tipped off back in january after a man tried to buy a chevy camaro engine on craigslist and suspected the parts were stolen. it led to an investigation of the auto theft task force. they say greene was operating a chop shop. and san jose garage they found 4 $15,000 initials and car computers. >> he has always been an outstanding guy. >> those that know him call him a stand up guy. he worked patrol. >> i would be disappointed if it was true. surprised and disappointed. he is a police officer. he is supposed to look out for the community. >> reporter: he is the third police

but even if the weapon tyson's and to the murders of nicole brown and ronald goldman, the truth is it may not really matter. >> it was the murder trial watched by millions and still discuss today. >> did o.j. do it or didn't he? it's still a topic of debate when you go to cocktail parties. >> a jury stunned the nation in 1995 when it delivered this verdict not guilty of the crime of murder. >> this is why many aren't surprised by the new developments more than 20 years later. >> it's been treated as we would all evidence. >> a knife on simpson's former property has been found. please say a construction worker give it to a traffic officer 18 years ago, who then held onto it for years. >> he held onto it until just recently we discovered he had it and we have now recovered it within the last month. >> but it may not matter. >> this is classic double jeopardy. wrecked says something can't be charged by with the same crime, even if dna on the knife tyson to the murders. >> there is the remote possibility that the federal government could come in and bring some sort of civil rights violati

tyson challenged the class action judgment. the 2014 decision was upheld. >>> the fda says it's requiring new, stronger warnings about the risk of addiction, abuse and overdose for short acting opiod pain medications. the decision is seen as a step toward addressing and curbing the epidemic of narcotic use in the u.s. the addiction was called one of the most devastating crisis. >>> tax day is a few weeks away. the tip on how to avoid the one thing no one wants, an audit. >>> silicon valley has lost an icon. andy grove passed away at 79. he was instrumental in building intel into the world's largest chip company. grove was ceo of intel from 1987 to 1998. he served as chairman until 2005 and was time's man of the year in 1997. >>> a sobering study on retirement. only about 20% of the americans are very confident in their financial future. according to the latest annual survey that percentage of workers hasn't changed much in 26 years. in this survey, roughly four in ten workers said they and their spouses have less than $10,000 i

and acting legend cicely tyson is with us. coming up next. >> from nbc news this is today's take with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist and tamron hall. rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today." it is st. patrick's day. >> oh, yeah. >> glitter. madness. we have until noon. >> who are you going with? >> whoever the pin hits. >> don't pick vanderbilt. >> how far did you have them going? >> my theory is the al roker school of thought on these. >> just go. >> today is the perfect storm where you get st. paddy's day. >> donot go to an irish bar in new york city. >> today every bar is an irish bar. >> we are already eating. >> that was delicious. >> this is a cupcake deal. we will explain that. >> by the way, new york's parade is the largest st. patrick's day parade in the world first held march 17, 1762. 14 years before the signing of the declaration of independence. there are parades going on today. chicago already had theirs. boston, new york, savannah and mobile, alabama has a huge parade. >> i love when chicago dyes the r

tyson what wants details of the assault to be private for now. the school district will not comment on the arrest of russ or his future with union public schools. >>> the cabarrus sheriff's office needs your help finding a missing woman. robbed da barringer was last seen at her home march 1. -- rhonda barringer was last seen at her home march 1. deputies haven't found anything. they are concerned she might be in danger. >>> this morning the union county board of education is holding a special meeting to discuss its search for a superintendent. mary ellis announced her retirement last week, following a state investigation. since november, the sheriff's office had been looking at a possible conflict of interest. ellis is the president of a company that also employed a sales executive from lenovo which had a laptop contract with the district. no charges will be filed against her. >>> channel 9 will continue to follow stories for your day ahead. tonight mecklenburg county commissioners will update a plan to end chronic homelessness. channel 9 was the

where does that leave animal trainer tyson kilmer? don't want to be in court over the next five, six years. i'd far rather raise funds for him and just move on with my life. >> sam was his mentor and hero. and, sometimes, you don't write the script on how it's gonna come out, but we're doing the best we can and we're gonna handle it. >> i wanted to put a call into you to see if i could rely on some support from you guys. >> today, tyson hopes to raise enough funds through a network of friends and supporters to finance columbo's care. you made a promise. >> absolutely. yeah. >> that's a big promise. >> i'm gonna keep that promise. you know, sam was one of -- he was a mentor to me. he was one of my best friends. i'm gonna honor my word to my friend. >> bogie or columbo can only dream of the fortune of the so-called world's richest pet, a german shepherd who's really rolling in the dough. turns out that when a german countess named carlotta liebenstein died, in 1992, she left a $124 million trust for her trusty pooch, gunther iii. well,

this morning. >> yes, i did.e have a photo of you and mike tyson. and this is fantastic. [ laughter ]ng at it, how was your interaction with iron mike tyson? >> well, he was talking -- he was promoting donald trump. >> and then i had to fight him. >> seth: yeah, there you go. [ laughter ] and so there you had to lay it down. >> what are you gonna do? i had to lay it down. >> seth: even in -- obviously rom holland. people are talking about donald trump over there? and they very aware of what's going on? >> oh yes. >> seth: yeah. very -- everybody's really excited about it? [ laughter ] we've known each other a long time. i'm a huge fan of yours on "game of thrones." and yet every time i see you, you give me give me no spoilers, which is good because then i enjoy the show more then when i'm watching it. but do you -- when you start , do you have questions for the writers? do you want to find out what's happing? >> oh, yes, i have several questions.ve, of course. >> seth: yeah, that's a good one. >> the second one is will i be naked. >> seth: okay. >>

showing you sky fox if you head out in tyson's right now 267 westbound leesburg pike dealing with crash just right lane getting by. watch for big scene slowing things down. we'll switch tore a look at cameras. heads up. topside beltway outer loop. i'll get out of the way you can see the mess of parked tr outer loop new hampshire as you approach there's a crash scene blocking at least the right shoulder causing atypical delays. switching for maps now. howard country big heads up for you. ramps 29 to 100 blocked. we've about tracking this crash scene since i got 100 east shut down long gate parkway. factoring in plenty of extra time in howard county. 234-dz the district 295 backs up as usual and volume to pennsylvania avenue. if you head out in stafford virginia 95 northbound dealing with disabled car blocking shoulder by 610 and lot of days as you move towards ak quan this morning. 270 south. 5 to truck scales. typical congestion there. things starting to slow down in virginia as you make your way toy fairfax. inner loop and prince george looking quiet. 95 touch of volume bottom side of

his name is tyson jolly. he is a rising star, but now he won't be doing shooting, dribbling or anything for cal. tyson jolly first committed to the cal basketball team in april 2015. the university had even released this highlights video of the 6'4" shooting guard. but instead of coming to cal, jolly decided to improve his skills by attending an athletic prep school in florida. then this year, he told cal he was finally ready to make the move, that's until it was reported that the assistant coach, hufnagel, was fired over allegations of sexual harassment. late this afternoon cal's west malet issued this statement. a student athlete has a right to change his or her mind during the process. that is not unusual and it does happen. the team has since released jolly. jolly who was already given the number 25 tweeted, given the uncertainty at cal, i have decided to ask out of my letter of intention and re-open my recruitment. this was not an easy decision but the right one. there have also been reports that two cal

tyson green is 41, a resident of los gatos. a special theft task force began investigating him when a potential customer became suspicious. green stored engines and parts in a garage. investigators say they came from vehicles stolen all over the bay area, over the past two years. santa clara police chief says green has been on paid administrative leave. this is the latest of alleged crimes from the small department. >> one dayft that, officer kit nguyen was arrested for allegedly shoplifting a watch and in 2010, officer clay rojas arrested on felony charges accused of giving confidential information to members of the hell's angels. the district attorney's office tells us that officer green could spend up to five years in prison if convicted. >> a suspicious looking metal box led police to close market street this afternoon. the. >>> a sexually violent predator moved out of the motel weighs in this morning. this following conviction for multiple sex crimes against children. we're live with the details. >> reporter: police say th

tyson green is 41, a resident of los gatos. a special theft task force began investigating him when a potential customer became suspicious. green stored engines and parts in a garage. investigators say they came from vehicles stolen all over the bay area, over the past two years. santa clara police chief says green has been on paid administrative leave. this is the latest of alleged crimes from the small department. >> one day after that officer kit nguyen was arrested for allegedly shoplifting a watch and in 2010, officer clay rojas arrested on felony charges accused of giving confidential information to members of the hell's angels. the district attorney's office tells us that officer green could spend up to five years in prison if convicted. >> a suspicious looking metal box led police to close market street this afternoon. the. >>> a sexually violent predator moved out of the motel weighs in this morning. this following conviction for multiple sex crimes against children. we're live with the details. >> reporter: police say

. >> officer tyson green turned himself in. >> reporter: veteran santa clara police officer tyson greenent for slow but now he's on the other side target the ceiling and possessing stolen car parts. >> it's disappointing that a law enforcement we choose to participate in such an activity. the police department is entrusted with public safety and this leads to interconnecting everybody's insurance rates. >> reporter: upwards were tipped off in january after a man try to buy a chevy camaro engine on craigslist and suspected the parts were still in. that led to an investigation in the share of regional auto theft task force. they say green was operating a chop shop selling parts from stolen engines. they found 4 $15,000 engines and a dozen car computers. >> he's always been an outstanding guy. i had no idea. to those who know him called him a standup guy and a family man. he joined department in 2002 and works patrol. >> i would be disappointed if it was true. i be surprised and disappointed. he's was look out for the committee he's a third santa clara officer to be arrested since last yea

tyson wants limits to keep workers from banning together for a class action lawsuit instead they upheld a $5.8 million judgment. employees sue tyson for the time it took to put on and take off protective work clothes. >>> cruise lines and travel booking companies all took a dive bringing some market as long with them. dow jones 41 points down and the s&p dropped 2 by the closing bell. >>> starbucks says it plans to donate any food that it doesn't sell in its stores, company officials are aiming to contribute 100% of the left overs to a national network of food lanks, the idea came from baristas and they plan to donate 5 million meals this year. and they are researching the safest way to keep the food until it is eaten. >>> and people keeping the city safe and clean for 25 years were honored today. they honored 11 people that worked with the city district since it was founded in 1991. mayor kenney was there to say thank you to the honorees. they are made up of representatives and cleaning crews and others were recognized for 5, 10, 15 and 20 years of service as well. >> way to go. health

there's tysons corner on the horizon. a clear sky. just a few wisppy high clouds over the region right now. temperatures are quickly warming all over virginia. reagan national is now at 51. 60s around the bay. shenandoah valley, mid-60s. virginia on this super tuesday as we'll see these mild temperatures around here for the day ahead. big changes on the way. your weather headlines after this mild breezy afternoon. showers tonight, turning colder the next few days. >> tom, thanks. right now a tractor trailer that flipped over is closing a road in frederick county, maryland. state police say carl kneel lost control of that truck on fingerboard road. take a look at what happened. the truck flip and neal died. it won't be open until noon. >>> right now they're casting their votes. you see bernie sanders in his home state of v.a. lines opened at 6:00 this morning. they'll have until 7:00 tonight to cast their ballots in virginia. virginia is one of the first states to end their voting tonight. be sure to watch "news4" starting at 4:26 tomo

some of the key leaders taking part include general david petraeus and neil degrasse tyson.t comes at such a critical time in our nation and the world as we're facing major challenges, the implications of which will affect generations to come. joining me is the director of the center for innovation and social impact for the 92nd street y. thank you for joining us. with everything happening in the political conversations on both sides of the aisle, it is magnificent to focus in on the greater things that we can accomplish. whatever the politics are. and that is what the 92nd street y is really focusing on, the genius of humanity. >> absolutely. >> so why is it so important to have this commitment for a second year here? >> first of all, you're right that the timing is really great. this is a way to look away from the divisive politics are playing out on the world stage right now and think about the power of genius to improve our world and make a positive impact. so the names that you mentioned happening on our stage are absolutely phenomenal, but we also have events happening

mike tyson did endorse me and i like that endorsement.t's great. >> that's donald trump quoting mike tyson at a rally yesterday in tampa as he continues to tout endorsements from professional athletes. awe day after trump appealed to an ohio crowd about letting embattled hit king pete rose into hall of fame and tweeting this photo of a ball signed by rose, the cincinnati red appears to be clarifying what appeared as an endorsement. he said, he's making a point not to endorse any particular presidential candidate. the lawyer stressed that rose himself did not send any candidate a baseball or a note of endorsement. >> public policy polling is out with new surveys of likely democratic voters in five states today. hillary clinton leads bernie sanders by 25 points in florida, and 19 in north carolina, but in the midwest, things are much closer. clinton's five-point lead in ohio was just outside the poll's margin of error. her three-point edge in illinois is inside the margin of error. and the two in a virtual tie in missouri. so that's mark ha

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. >>> if you've driven through tyson's corner recently, there a building boom. the next phase is on the scale of city center. this development is expected to include the largest whole foods on the east coast complete with its own brewery. people living in tyson s's say e development is good news for the whole area. >> moved here 40 years ago and it was a really sleepy southern town and now takes very vibrant competitive place. and we need to make sure that our any continues to expand and grow. >>> residents also say there needs to be increased focus on using metro stations and not individual cars. >>> today in our women of washington series, we're featuring a top chef finalist. marjorie meek-bradley executive chef and has a new shop opening up soon. and you can see her battling it out on top chef on bravo. heek meek-bradley says food serve as universal language. and she himself says tdedicates time to yourself is important even if it's just an hour. we're doing the series in honor of march being women's history month and you can see all the great women we featur

tyson green has been fencing stolen car parts for years, accused of possessing tens and thousands of dollars of car parts related to a chop shop. katie tells us if green is convicted, he could face more than five years in prison. >> officer tyson green has been a santa clara police officer for 14 years. he lives in los gatos and the district attorney's office says he's been dealing in stolen car parts. >> four chevrolet camaro engines were recovered associated with the suspect, green. >> authorities found more than a dozen car computers and parts are worth $75,000. an auto theft task force began investigating green last january when a local man tried to buy a ka marrow engine on craigs list and became suspicious and called law enforcement. all of the parts are from stolen cars taken from across the bay area over the past two years. >> any time we have a person from law enforcement who we've entrusted -- public has entrusted to protect, serve its incredibly disappointing to see an individual in that community let the community as a whole down. >> reporter: the police chief released a

you should not find trouble spots in tysons or mclean. that is the latest on the afternoon ride for this morning. jummy: thank you. some must-see video you have got to see this afternoon. a high-rise rescue in arlington. it happened right outside our studios. a construction worker was injured on the fifth floor of a building that is under construction. crews had to use a crane and a basket stretcher to move him. his injuries are not life-threatening. new information in the death of a former vladimir putin aide. night, abc 7 reported the man died from blunt force trauma. he was service "russia today." he was found dead back in november. police are not saying whether he was murdered. over --., the worries the woman who touched of the nation's heart. what is being done for the woman who danced for the president as she gets ready to turn another year older. doug hill will break down the weekend rain risk. ju moment that stays with you. the 106-year-old d.c. resident who danced when she met president obama at the white house. we will not be ca