police say astin vann attacked a woman in 2017 and another earlier this year.attack a woman says vann lured her to an empty apartment to cct her belongings she left at a party. then in january, while vann free and awaiting trial on that first case a woman says she met im on social media. she met him at a bethesda restaurantk left the drunattended. when she woke up later in an an familiar place says vann was raping her he's held has a detention center awaiting trial. >>> meanwhile, a man sentenced for running atu prostion ring out of his home in sterling. he w exploiting women who spoke little english and struggled financially. police say he would traffic the women from new york and advertise the service on business cards. he is an undocumented immigrant from el salvador and sentenced n to more than two yearsil for that crime. >>> greg craig back in court monday. the former obamahite house counsel about work on behalf of for governments. he was released from custody and scheduled to be back in court next wednesday for a hearing whether tois surrender passport. t

austin vann attacked a woman in 2017 and then another earlier this year. in the fir s attack a womans he lured her to an empty apartment to collect belongings she left at a party. in january while vann was free andn awaiting trial the first case, a woman said she met him on social media. met him at a bethesda restaurant. left her drunk a unattende then woke up later in an unfamiliar place while vann was raping her. vann is now being held at a detention center while he awaits trial. >>> a sterling man senteed today f running a prostitution ring out of his home. authoritiesay louise hernandez spoke little if any english and struggled with money troubles. he will traffic the women from new york and advertise services fo them on business cards. he is an undocumented immigrantl from sel salvador. he was sentenced to two years in jail for that crime. >>> we have a news 4 consumer alert this evening. a strengths ended local effortp to khieves from cashing in on your credit. as northern virginia bureau reporter shows us, fairfax county police are using recent cred

then in january a wan says she met vann in social media. she left a drunk unattended in a restaurant. she tells police she was raped by him. he's being held at a detention center while awaiting trial. >>> your credit card numbers are treating others to shopping sprees. fairfax county police are using recent cases of credit card fraud to encourage retailers to change their approach. our northern virgini reporter has a story from tysons. >> watch this surveillance veo from inside a store. the two seemingly honest customers trying out a credit card. when it does not work, one of the men examines it as if to suggest it might have m malfunctioned. then they try another card and another until one works. >> they take the cards themselves and they change it in some way. >> the fairfax county police, tysons urban team is using the now closed case to educate retailers of the growing credit card fraud. eveir office within tysons filled with ence, hundreds of fraudulent credit cards seized. >> they're grabbing items and then taking them up and flopping

. >> reporter: courtney vann is a teacher across the street. >> i started thinking what if those metal pieces come toward us. so we actually started running for cover. >> reporter: our team of meteorologists say the phenomenon is called a dust devil. there were so many large and sharp pieces falling to the ground from 100 feet in the air, but no one was hurt or worse. >> if that stuff would have come down on somebody it would have killed somebody, definitely. me, scared? of course. >> reporter: coming up tonight at 6:00, we're high school stud the presence of mind when all of that was going on around him to pull out his camera and take the video that we all just saw. terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> technically speaking, what are these dust devils? they can pack a punch. how do they happen? and are there certain areas of the bay area more prone for this? let's bring in rob mayeda. >> not how much wind going on. that's part of the story. warm air pocket begins to rise away from the ground, as the ground warms up, it heats the air above. and as the column of warm air rises and stre

vann: two reiterated previous when i made, it is that environmental justice and climate justice are notthe ghettos of our conversation about climate and environment. they are the conversation. climate change is not going to hit us all equally in the mouth the same. we are going to have to start thinking about every issue in front of us as a justice issue, as one that will operate the current lines of equality that we have built in our society. the takeaway's we have built them ord we can unbuild rebuild them. justine: i would think that comes to communication, listening is just as important as talking. one last thought? mustafa: one last thought. i hope everyone realizes that they have power, because the only way you do not have power is if you give it away. i talked to people across this country and sometimes outside of the country, once you realize you have power, it changes everything, and most people do not believe that they actually have power. watch this. somebody say power. group: power! mustafa: see that? you are the folks who hope to frame out. everybody say "power." group: pow

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hillary vann is there. >> joe biden was born in scranton, pennsylvania, and pennsylvania as his firstr his first official event as an official 2020 candidate. moments ago the former vice president drove right behind me and talked our fox crew. we ask him why pennsylvania and why is he here? it's all about you back the middle class as his message today so he is making a big play for pennsylvania not only because he is from here and was born here but he is also making it clear that his general election strategy would be to win back the state for deck democrats after trump turned it read in 2016. democratic voters outside lighting up today said that's exactly what they want to hear and why they are supporting him because they think he is the one who can flip the seatback. >> i think that he being from scranton has the best chance of flipping the state, he is probably the best chance we head at been -- beating trump in general. >> i think is more moderate and pull more independent voters. >> america's firefighters union endorsed by it in this morning. he is holding it here. he is holding