. >> all he said was, "who's gonna buy something from bill wagner?" >> turned art scene heavyweight. >> he went from very clean-cut to start wearing brighter-colored shirts, and then his hair grew long. >> how important a name is he? >> there are no comparables. >> he leaves behind a puzzle. >> oh, the sun is shining. or it's an egg. are you sure these go together? >> it's always a mystery. >> this is all your dad's? >> it's a very small portion of the art that he produced. >> how do you handle an 8-ton inheritance? >> every single day, i've thought, "what am i going to do with it?" [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, and today, i'm driving in the san francisco bay area in benicia. i'm here to meet two brothers who wrote to me, saying they've inherited a pretty hefty haul. my mission -- to assess the gravity of their situation. >> my name is ron wagner. my father was bill wagner, one of the most prolific artists of his day. my brother and i realize that his art should never be judged by the pound, but

wagner himself.ars's festival opens with the master singers of nuremberg, one of wagner's most controversial works. now, presented by a jewish director offering his interpretation of an opera that was glorified by the nazis. reporter: the director of the festival, and the australian-jewish director of the opening production, got straight to the point. >> if you're expecting to see swastikas on stage, you won't. if you're expecting to see dead jews on stage, you won't see any. these are two topics that just don't interest me. reporter: the master singers of nurembererg was a favorite ofhee nazis. it's about a singing competition and love. most of all it's about wagner's take on german craftsmanship. the director's production stays light, a contrast to the heaviness of germamany's nazi past. >> everything is so laden with meaning and every time you say the word german, it's written in red and capital letters. so we said, just throwing away. just throw it away. reporter: the director doesn't shy away fr

you can see paul wagner was out there. we got a stalled cold front which is causing round of rain to form along across central and southern sections of virginia and showers back along the tennessee valley. there's the front, this is the surface setup, as we get to tomorrow, it will be warm and muggy, temperatures in the low 80's, but the difference is, as that front gets a little bit closer for tomorrow, we're in the zone for heavy rain, thunder and lightening and all day events of showers and storms is expected. once you get the boundary, that's when you get problems. here's a look at the forecast. work, plan some extra time, b areas of showers and storms. just like what was saw where this boundary sets up, these storms forms the rain falls and that's the same place the rain will paul all day. 78 by noon, 81 you got showers and storms. we had a flood watch today across portions of virginia and we can do that again tomorrow, that threat for heavy rain does exist. as we take a look at your seven-day forecast. 83 shower or s

live in northwest, paul wagner, fox5 local news. >> remember that video? that was pretty controversialment fox5 showed you this in april after man being arrested with a child in his arms after police say he didn't pay to r fare evasion huge problem with metro, so much so, recently metro announced new program to try to fight it. >> now the dc council, measure would decriminalize it, making it a civil ticket, doing away with imprisonment if you evade those fares. mat at clinic live tonight one of the busiest stations, over at china towel -- chinatown, hey, (natural sounds). >> hi, jim, sarah, as it starts, if you evade paying fare here in d.c., virginia and maryland, you can be arrested and you -- cane put in jail overnight. but one council member, he has the support of many other, is basically

of the london times, erica wagner's book is a biography of the builder of the brooklyn bridge. on wednesday were back in washington at busboys and poets were georgetown university law professor paul butler will argue that statistics are influencing racial injustice in policing america. also that evening, will be a tattered covered bookstore in denver where radio broadcaster and journalist david baron, reports on the american scientist who studied the solar eclipse of 1878. saturday will be back at politics and prose to hear a story and william randall recover how the united states use the 1812 war to become international independent of great britain. that some of the events that will be coming this week and many of these events are open to the public. look for them to air in the near future on the tv on c-span two. >> stop harassment and take your power back. gretchen carlson is the author. ms. carlson what are you trying to stay with this cover? >> guest: to be fierce. to encourage all women feel like

a little bit about this book and erica wagner. as you can tell just from the backdrop here, this is a great topic for this setting in brooklyn bridge park. not -- most great monuments don't -- don't inspire great rating but this is a good exception to that. from hard crane to many otherpots and writers and notably to the nonfiction writer, david mccullough, there have been really inspired writing on this subject, and erica wagner is right up there with all of those other writers. what she has done here with this biography of washington roebling is remind everyone although he what's son of a designer he was the person long with his wife who got it through, those dozen or so you'res to the end and it was -- so years to the end and 15 years ago his father died, just up here in the heights behind you, and the young 32-year-old took over and brilliantly brought it to life. a little bit about erica. she has written on many different topics. we were just talking about her notable book, aerial's gift, about ted hughes and sylvia platt. sh

wagner? >> senator, if i can add a couple of points which i think will clarify both of your questions. so all of the arrivals, land, sea and air go into our arrival departure information system. with that, we also capture their authorized period of admission. so there is a ticker on their file that when that period of admission is up, we have the expected departures folder. at that point in time they're now marked as an overstay, if we don't have a departure record. the only departure records we consistently will have are the commercial air and sea carriers which provided to us. so if we do not have that departure record, they go into the -- we suspect they're still in-country as an overstay. we run into target and analysis provided to i.c.e. every day. if that person did does depart the united states and we get a confirmed departure now we mark that off in the system and they into the out of country overstay box. we cancel the esta for visa waiver travel and we can potentially work with the

fox 5's paul wagner has more from hyattsville. >> reporter: this is where anthony russell was found shotdeath on the steps of the apartment on the 5700 block of see press creek drive. his mother said he had just left a dice game in northeast washington and fears he may have been followed here and robbed. >> i can't even express how badly i want someone to come forward. we need this case resolved. he did not executed the way he was. he took four gunshots to his chest. it's my prayer that anybody who has any information, the slightest information, to call crime solvers. >> reporter: terry sally came back to the apartment complex where her son was killed in hopes of learning something new about what happened. she put up flyers and questioned residents as they came and left from the building. sally said she knows her son was at a craps game in northeast until about 2:00 in the morning, before coming to this complex. she said he parked his scooter and was found shot to death around 5:00 a.m. last saturday morning. some people said they heard the shots but did not call the police. prince georg

. >> paul wagner joins us live from the scene with the story. paul? >> reporter: tony and shawn, alexandria police apparently got very lucky when someone got the tag of the suspect vehicle and the tag was tracked to a man named earnest stick el of mechanicsville maryland, his vehicle was recovered in st. mary's county and maryland state police say he actually walked into the frederick barracks earlier today, and turned himself in. how he got from st. mary's county to frederick still a mystery at this point. this is the intersection where we believe it took place, alexandria police say that the road rage incident began on the beltway near the eisenhower avenue exit and the vehicle that was shot, the woman's vehicle, in which she was driving, actually ended up in this intersection here behind now, here is what alexandria police had to say about it earlier today. >> this morning, at 7:56 a.m., patrol officers responded to a shooting at the intersection of eisenhower and claremont avenue. we believe the shooting is a road rage incident between two vehicle

paul wagner joins us live from the federal courthouse in the district with the story. paul? >> reporter: tony, i was in the courtroom for the verdict and there was no reaction. no visible reaction from the three who are now facing considerable prison time because of their convictions. they're accused of moving as much of a half ton of marijuana within a year through a northwest station. let's show you some video that we shot just earlier today. that's courthouse today after being convicted of the felony charges. the mail carrier was found guilty along with two others after prosecutors seen here leaving presented evidence showing the three made sure that priority mail packages containing marijuana were not detected by postal inspectors. and were delivered not to addresses anywhere in northwest but instead to people in cars. who paid cash for those deliveries. prosecutors claimed in the original indictment that dean vaughn rowe a supervisor in northwest would use his computer to identity the packages coming into the station and make sure they got into the hands, prosecutors cl

wagner, mr. brody and mr. ross. please give us your opening statement in about five minutesv or so and then i'm sure we will have a lot of question. >> german corpsmen, ranking member german and distinguished members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to appear today to discuss a work in process at the department ofo homeland security to identify, report and address overstays. some 50 million nonimmigrant visitors enter the us each year. they enter for business, to study, see family or vacation. the us welcomes visitors while recognizing that it's imperative they depart the country when their visas or authorized admission expires. inability to identify foreign nationals who overstay their visas is important for numerous reasons, chief among them we need to determine whether or not individuals pose a threat to national security or to publicse safety and we need to protect that integrity of ourr immigration system by removing those who are present in violation of law. i have used my time to focus on th

"fox5" paul wagner has the story from prince william county. >> crystal lund of woodbridge is facing a serious change of felony child neglect after prince william county police say she left this 2-year-old alone in a stroller at the food court inside the potomac mills mall. prince william county polic the potomac mills mall notice aid child left alone in a stroller in the food court. and it was just before 2:00 in the afternoon and the child was aleap with no adult ne nearby. police were called. and about an hour later the daycare workers with a number of children they were caring for came back to the food court after realizing the child was missing and after an investigation and consultation with commonwealth attorney police charged 38-year-old crystal lundee with felony child neglect. >> did she have an explanation as to what happened. >> we know there was a large crowd with her that she was watching and in the mall at the time and that somehow the baby got out of there. >> place say she was in charge of the daycare based at this woodbridge baptist church telegraph road. lundee tur

. >>> paul wagner is standing by live in waldorf with the details. paul? >> reporter: shawn and marina we're learning more about where carlos bell had access to other children other than here at stoddert middle school. where investigators say he had sexually assaulted young boys. we now know that he had coached at a track club here in charles county. we know that he worked in before and after care at two elementary schools here in the county. and we also know that he worked for the county as a facilities attendant. investigators are asking for more help. the president of comets of charles county issued this statement to fox 5. the comets of charles county have been in constant communication with the authorities providing them with the information they need to conduct their investigation. we and prayers to the families affected. it's unclear at this point if any of the boys bell coached with the comets were victims of sexual assault. investigators still continue to review videos discovered on the 30-year-old electronic devices and interview boys he may have

paul wagner, fox5 local news. >> we have a followup now in that deadly police-involved shooting in frederick county. tonight investigators have identified the two howard county police officers involved. they were corporal thomas town son and officer dar shan lucky. the man killed was 26 year old cody mitchell. police say he was driving a van suspected in a burglary. the pursuit crossed from howard into frederick county when officers tried to stop the vehicle, mitchell tried to run over one of them. that's when police opened fire and killed him. a passenger in the van, 26 year old shai and was un harmed but taken into custody. she now faces burglary and theft charges. despite years and years the fbi is staying put down in downtown the district, maryland and virginia worked for years to lure the fbi to movement accord rg to the administration, the decision to scrap the move comes in part because congress wasn't going to provide the needed money to help fund the project. area leaders are disappointed. it's very disappointing and frustrating i got to say. it's kind of typical of wash washington

. >> a jury has reached a decision against three postal worker >> paul wagner is working that story onay, paul? >> guys, those three postal workers were convicted today of shipping a half a ton of marijuana through a northwest dc station. i'll have that story from federal court straight ahead. sarah? . >>> dramatic video on indian head highway. what police say caused this next. >>> it's hot today, a little cooler than yesterday thanks to the clouds, couple of, you had thunderstorms, but technically speaking, heat advisory still in effect through 8:00. it's 100 to 105. going to stay hot and humid all weekend. brief return to comfortable temperature, we'll talk more about that coming up. stay with us. . >>> this is fox 5 local news at 5:00. >>> here's a look at more headlines, we begin with the deadly crash from early this morning on indian head highway. one of the men driving the wrong way on route 210 when his car slammed into another vehicle. both drivers killed. crash happened around 2:30 in the morning in fort washington. emergency crews had to cut the vehicles apart in order to get

wagner, chairman of our oversight and investigations subcommittee. mrs. wagner: thank you, mr. chairman. and chair yellen, our committee has been concerned for some time about the confidential fmoc information being shared with favored constituents. in march, vice chair fisher delivered the key note for a brookings institution dinner and reportedly delivered remarks and to questions on interest rate policy. i say reportedly because the dinner was closed to the public and the press but open to wall street and other financial interests. in addition, fisher's prepared comments have not been made available and in fact the speech took place at all was not widely known. this key note flies in the face of the fmoc's policy on external communications of committee participants, which states that -- and i am going to read this right out of the policy -- quote, committee participants will strive to ensure their contacts with members of the public do not provide any profit making person or organization with a prestige advantage over its competitors. they will consider this principle carefu

fox5's paul wagner joins us live from the neighborhood tonight with the story.aul. >> reporter: well, lauren and tony we understand it was just before 10 o'clock last night that as many as three men entered this house belvidere boulevard behind me. they went up to that upstairs bedroom and shot the 20-year-old. there were at least two other people inside the house at the time but they were not harmed. now, earlier today we spoke briefly at the front door with the victim's mother. here's what she had to say. >> i give you my reaction which is pray that the person who did it will be caught very quickly because he knows knows that i know that i saw him and i saw the vehicle. so, you want somebody else, i'm ready for you. that's all i have to say. >> reporter: and you're his mother. >> that's right. >> reporter: john christian webster. >> yup. so that's all i have to say. thank you but just get that message out for me. >> reporter: this is just one of dozens of photos posted on twitter this afternoon of webster. the 20-year-old remembered with rest in peace with the

paul wagner is live on capitol hill tonight with the latest. paul what's the deal here. >>> let me tell you shawn, tony, that had this is the barrier hit here behind me. it's korn of pennsylvania avenue and second street sout it was before noon today when police say a vehicle driven by a man drove into the barrier which pushed the barrier into the police cruiser which injured the officer who was inside the cruiser. now let me show you whythy they think this may be ings teingal and they pull the video from camera up here and it appears this man did not hit the brakes before he hit the barrier. and we'll show you video you shot earlier today. now as i said it was just before noon today when this took place. police say that this man who they have not identified hit the barrier which then went into the police cruiser and the officer inside suffered minor injuries and he was treat the and released. now there was a k-9 brought to the scene. i'm told by law enforcement source that ked did not alert on the car however they were suspicious of something

live in palmer park, paul wagner, fox5 local news. >> ♪ >>> we've got some breaking news tonight.gressman steve scalise is undergoing surgery to help manage an infection. last night we learned doctors downgraded his condition from fair to serious because of an infection. medstar washington hospital center says doctors had always expected an infection. the house majority whip is recovering from a gunshot wound after being shot last month at a congressional baseball practice in alexandria. two capitol police officers, a congressional aide and a lobbyist were also hurt in that shooting. >> president trump is in popoland today ahead of the g20 summit. he said he has pretty severe things planned for north korea. he didn't get into specifics but the administration has been reviewing its north korea policy for mons it says earlier attempts at strategic patience have failed. >>> meanwhile hundreds of protesters took to the streets in germany ahead of the g20 summit tomorrow after being hit by bottles and other objects police in riot gear fired water cannons to try and disburse the crowd o

fox5's paul wagner has the story.aul. >> reporter: tony, on tuesday night we told you there had been significant delays in sending additional firefighters and equipment to major fires in the city in the last two week. at one scene it was 10 minutes and then the other it was six. the office of unified communications otherwise known as the 911 center admitted there had been mistakes. now we've learned of another lengthy delay in getting help to a fire in the trinidad section of northeast. just before 11 o'clock wednesday morning a fire broke out in a row house in the 1100 block of staple street northeast and when firefighters pulled up out front they reported seeing smoke coming from the home. within seconds the on scene commander asks for what's called a working fire dispatch a request that turns into several minutes of confusion at listen at some of the radio traffic between the on scene manager and the commander. >> are you saying you put. . >> reporter: but as the firefighters union points out, it's routine and esse

fox5's paul wagner joins us live with what we know so far. paul? >> hi, tony, sean, i'm standing in front of what remains after fire, peabody street there is was back on june 24th number of families displace in the fire went to four alarms, and one man was scene. now, in the last couple of hours, today, we've spent tremendous amount of time going through radio transmissions, and listening to what was said over those radio transmissions between the commanders, and the dispatch center over temples of unified communications. we've talked to the officer of unified communications. we've talked to the dc fire department today. we talked to the firefighters union. and the office of unified communications is admitting mistakes were made, and the union wants them fixed. >> firefighters have been rest dining people, battling the blaze inside peabody street northwest for well over two hours, when the commander on scene asked for a third alarm. >> communications. >> go ahead. sounds the thirds alarm. have them stage at georgia and peabody. >> but three minutes

wagner, for five minutes. mrs. wagner: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to call on the u.s. house of representatives to bring my bipartisan allow states and victims to fight online sex trafficking act to the floor. yesterday "the washington post" revealed that backpage.com hired a contractor to solicit and create illegal sex trafficking ads. this confirms yet again what we have long known about backpage. it is an online slave market that actively sells america's innocent, women, and children for sex. if a business in america held a slave auction, it is impossible for me to imagine that the auctioneer would be able to carry on with impunity. after all, we amended the u.s. constitution to ban slavery of all forms in the united states, many, many years ago. but this is exactly what is happening with backbeige.com. backpage is selling our children into sex slavery and we must hold them accountable. backpage another online slave markets can sell america's children over and over again because courts have misinterpreted sex 230 of the communications decentcy act. to shield websites

. >>> nbc's megyn kelly comes to the silicon valley she sat down with liz wagner and what she uncovered in the bro culture. >> 57 appear fog in san francisco and while the fog cools us off today. it's going to be little to no help tomorrow. i'll tell you where we reach 104 degrees. forecast in less than ten minutes. many soon-to-be brides are a bit more stressed tonight after hearin >>> many soon to be brides are a bit more stressed tonight after hearing the popular bridal retailer alfred angel o has filed for bankruptcy. the florida-based company had more than 60 stories across the country and thousands of retailers carrying dresses. the company headquarters is cleared out retailer in the bay area say they don't have a way to contact them. the bridal store owner in south san francisco says it's causing a lot of stress. >> some are crying others couldn't believe it they're in shock. last night i didn't get a chance to all all the brides. i've been getting emails at 3 in the morning. some of the moms are asking what's going on. >> one of the ultimates brides is julie joz johansson who br

live in northeast, paul wagner, fox5 local news. >> fox5 former school principal is facing charges of assault and battery for allegedly smacking a student on the buttocks. it tell us from an alleged incident that took at carl sandberg middle school. >> terrence yarbrough was placed on leave reason later resigned. matt auckland is live in alexandria with more on the story tonight. matt. >> reporter: sara, jim this incident happened back on april 4th after the incident the student went and told her teacher. at that point the principal was placed on administrative leave but never returned to the school. this is video from fairfax county schools youtube channel of principal terrence yarbrough speaking in 2015. fairfax county police say the alleged smacking incident took place in the cafeteria. police say principal yarbrough told a student to pick up something off the floor. the student said no. he asked her again and she said no again. yarbrough then allegedly slapped the students on the buttocks. after the incident was were launched by several agencies. here is a section of the statement

the idea that the wagner act, which was known for robert wagner, which was the head of the state senate during the factory investigating committee that followed the triangle fire -- the fact that he wrote the new deal legislation really embodied what had happened. it was a change of philosophy in government. government took responsibility for industrial relations. the 2003 publication of david's book "triangle: the fire that changed america," was really important in making the triangle fire an event that drew people in the early 2000's before the centennial. it caught the interest of one of our co-authors who was a distant relative of one of the victims of the fire. they brought us to ruth -- brought ruth to triangle commemoration and brought us into that. this is a journalistic account, but it is really a -- i am struggling for the word. it is a good read. it is good journalism, plus, it is good resource -- research. it was not perfect research, but it was good research. i highly recommend this book as a foundation to understand why triangle changed america. out of triangle came the ne

reporting from hyattsville, paul wagner, fox 5 local news. >>> in prince george's county, we're finding out why a school board member chose to resign soon after fox 5 exposed allegations of grade fixing and corruption within the school system. >> during open records requests, we obtained her resignation letter to the county executive. lindsey watts joins us. >> reporter: as we've been reporting the state is now launching an independent investigation into claims of grade changing and fraud to boost the prince george's county graduation rate. claims made by these four board members in a letter to the governor. after that letter came out. the board quickly split with nine other members condemning their colleagues, saying that the allegations were false. well, one board member didn't publicly support either side. and last month, she resigned. beverly anderson was appointed by county executive rushern baker four years ago. in her resignation, she had harsh words about experiences on the school board and the current state of the school system. she wrote that she has concerns about lack of a c

paul wagner shows us how it went down. >> going down. it's going down. >> reporter: that's kendra brantsly in the back of her postal truck about to hand off boxes of marijuana to a man on the street >> same person from yesterday looks like. beanie. black jacket with a green vest over it. >> reporter: she would hand over five more boxes before meeting the man where he hands over the cash. >> guy with the bmw getting in stand by. >> reporter: that was may 19th of last year. couple of months after detectives caught on to the scheme. as early as march 17th, investigators had installed tiny cameras in the truck driven by kendra brantly. in this video, the payoff comes in a paper bag. the camera capturing her counting the cash. on april were on to alicia norman and had installed tiny cameras in her truck as well. watch as she hands off several boxes of marijuana to a man in a range rover. a camera in the front of the truck capturing the payoff and the money count, the videos shown the postal workers were trailed and photographed more than one

will was stolen and today, his mother returned to the place hoping to find more information, paul wagner the story from hyattsville. >> reporter: this is where anthony russell was found shot so death on the steps of t apartment block. his mother had just left a dice game in northeast washington and fears he may have been followed here and robbed. >> i can't even express how badly i want someone to come forward. we need he did not deserve to be executed the way he was. he took four gunshots to his chest. you know, it's my prayer that anybody who has any information the slightest information to call crime solvers. >> reporter: terry sally came back to the complex where her son i was killed in hopes of learning something new, she put up flyers and questioned residents as they came and left. sally said she knows her son was at a craps game in northeast until about 2:00 in the morning before coming to this complex. she said he parked his scooter and was found shot to death around 5:00 a.m. last saturday morning. to should people said they heard the shots but did in the call the police. anthon

paul wagner live on the scene with more. paul. >> let me tell you a little more about the intentional part. they rj chad that is capitol police investigators charged this man with felony assault on a police officer as well as reckless driving. i'm told the reason they did that is because they took a look at this camera and right up above from where this incident took place this morning here at second and pennsylvania avenue southeast and they indicated from that camera that it appeared this man never hit the brakes. that it appeared to be intentional. but there's no investigating to be done. let's show you video that we shot from earlier today. now, after this man crashed his vehicle into the barrier, it then forced the barrier into the front of the police cruiser. and the officer was actually inside the police did suffer some minor injuries. he was not standing outside. also the man driving the vehicles suffered minor injuries. he was taken to a hospital. now there was a question as to whether or not this car may have conta

fox 5's paul wagner starts us off live from the middle school where bell last worked. paul?g shock waves through charlesou evening. this is carlos de angelo bell. he worked at stoddert middle school in waldorf where he was a teacher's aide and today, investigators in charles county say they have found videos indicating that he was having having second with these boys inside the school as well as at his home in waldorf. the boys are all to be in the grades of six through eight. he started working for charles county schools in 2014. let's now hear from the sheriff, troy berry, here's what he had to say at a news conference about the evidence against mr. bell >> some of the evidence found included graphic images of bell sexually assaulting victims. some of the crimes appear to have been committed on school property and others at his home in waldorf. inve

paul wagner, "fox5" legal news. >>> well, still ahead tonight a manhunt is underway in three states rights now. this after another teenager is murder in a case of road rage. >> shes with a good girl. honor roll student. looking forward to going to college. >> the 18-year-old graduated from high school. she was gunned down on pennsylvania high a way and the gun man is still on the loose. details ahead. >> and backlash over trump voter fraud commission. the president's new panel wants to know the voting history, party i.d. and address of every votener america and that's not sitting well with some. >> a deadly case of road raim in pennsylvania. police are searching for the driver of a pickup that shot and killed a teen aimer wednesday in chester country. investigators say aroverson and pickup were tryinging to merge. the pickup driver fired a shot and she was hit in a head and veered offer the road and found in a ditch. the truck driver took off. >> they were jostling to position and he took it to dpe agree unconsciousable. >> good girl, honor roll student. looking forward to going to college

. >> what i wagner saw on the military side was the level of toxic politics that are associated with what i do now. >> he will not put up with some of the bs that's been going on in the white house. i kind of see a picture of him and mr. scaramucci together. i think he will melt him with his eyes. he's a marine. what can i say? >> and all of his friends, john kelly described him to us as the consummate marine and the troops there, that's what's really important. when he issued his statement about being named as the new chief of staff, john kelly dedicated one sentence to talking about that. the rest of it was praising the people, the staff at the department of homeland security. he's coming into a different part of the administration. but making disparaging comments about one another in public, how john kelly is going to fit into that or whether he can stop that is going to be the question. >> we'll see how he lines up with some of these big personalities we've gotten to know. thank you so much. >>> a cnn reporter is with us now. i want to play some sound from cnn counterterrorism an

with fox 5's rewind of the crime, i'm paul wagner. >> if you know anything, if you have any information that could help police, they ask that you call them at 1-866-411-tips. >>> still ahead tonight, "game of television. >> and fans have a new way to raise their glass to their favorite show. >> could your kissing habits already be predetermined? the new study shedding light on how pu smooch. >> could your favorite foods be killing you? we're going to sit down with a doctor to discuss a brand new documentary. it claims the vegan lifestyle is the beth path to a healthy life. also how about this, is it okay to hides your tattoo from your family. tell them about the tattoo you have. >> no, i refuse. >> and from yoga to meditation do you know the best way to care for yourself. would you pay $1,000 to learn. join the morning crew for those stories and more starting at 4:25 a.m. you know, geico just saved me hundreds of dollars on my car insurance. huh. i should take a closer look at geico... (dog panting) geico has a 97% customer satisfaction rating! and fast and friendly claims service. spea

"fox5" paul wagner reports. >>> this is a photo of ronald wells taken in 2014 when teaching science at lackey high school featured in a newsletter by charles county schools. according to the documents filed in court, a 17-year-old student told police on his birthday in april of last year he went looking for a cake another student put under his the disk in science class. but when he could not find it, his teacher, ronald wells, said the cake was in the supply closet. once inside the closet the student says wells asked to see his again tallies. and the student left. and the court documents filed in the case says the defendant is adult teacher at lackey high school and during the time of this incident the defendant has due care and custody of the victim due to him being a teacher and victim being a student. the indictment filed in the case indicates there's a second victim. wells has b administrative leave more than a year and his trial is scheduled to start july 18, numerous attempts to reach wells and attorney were unsuccessful. the case against wells only dime light aft schaffer office

paul wagner, fox5 local news >> a lot of people talking about those atv riders in d. , that they kindf take over the streets. you can't go chasing them through the streets. it's very scary, especially when you're behind the wheel. you hear them before you see them. they zoom by and you almost feel like you have to pull over so you're not in harm's way. i think they want to create some tracks somewhere because those kids just want to have fun. d.c. muriel bowser kicks off her fourth of july weekend by hitting the streets. first, local doctors try to ease parents' nerves about so-called dry drownings. what they're saying to parents, what parents do and don't need to worry about when kids take a ♪ ♪ >> summer heat has everybody heading to the pool, the rivers and the oceans to keep cool, but recent reports about something called dry drunk has parents concerned. however, a local pediatric gro says those concerns may be unnecessary and they want to clarify what we do and do not need to worry about. we are hearing probably a call an hour about dry drunk. calls flooding into the doctor's off

paul wagner with the story. >> antina pratt was on her way home from work when he met a manner potentialroy southeast this chilling video shows tina as her sisters called her meeting up with killer steps from where her body would be found. it's a video ang and mcdonald watched over and over again. >> she didn't make it home this night and it sent chills through your spine. that's the last time i seen her walking. we want people to know our sister was important. she meant something to us you know. >> the tears come easily now for both sisters who think about tina constantly. >> me and tina had a relationship like we were the youngest sisters. we were always together. but then that changed as we grew up and we started going our own ways. i'm sorry. i'm sorry. >> thomas and mcdonald are haunted by the viciousness of the killing. they say tina was stabbed 29 times and left by the side of the bike trail along the parkway. and the sisters say the police told them they identified elliot stark through dna and have been looking for him ever since. take a good luck. do you know this man. you have see

in prince william county, paul wagner, "fox5 local news". >> in a rare president trump son-in-law andid kushner is presenting himself and -- depending h himself and trump campaign. >> kushner was on capitol hill today to face questions from congressional officials and that's where tom fitzgerald is tonight. fitz this was not under oath but was behind closed doors. this was a chance to discredit the probes, what happens. >> it's remarkable if you think about it jared and jim -- sarah and jim despite being one of the president's closest advisors most folks don't know what jared kushner's book sounds like there he was tractor-trailer in front of microphones. they were remarkable public speaking engagement and what was remarkable day up here on capitol hill. curbcurbner was appearing before staffers answering about the russia investigation. now prior to today detail what his positioned on all this are. for example he talked about the previously undisclosed meeting last year with russian attorney at trump tower in june of 206. he described that meeting as not a big deal. it was a weight at

paul wagner, fox 5 local news. >>> let's take a look at the flooding that's been around the area todays another storm is rolling in. this is video right now from earlier today. as the rain was coming down. you could probably point a camera anywhere around the because it feels like it just keeps coming down. look at it rolling down >> we're in for a long night of more heavy rain and i want to urge the flooding will only get worse as we go through tonight, we've already had multiple high water rescues in the alexandria area right now. so we really just want to urge people do not drive if you don't have to. much like a winter storm. a lot of roads are flooded streams and creeks coming out of the bank. especially after dark you can't see where you're going. you don't know if that road is -- especially some of the more rural low lying ones will be flooded. a serious situation unfolding across our area. no one really been spared from the heavy rain fall and it is a gloomy beginning to the weekend. up to a rough start, weather headlines we got as we head into tonight, low pressure is actually

. >> for more, paul wagner is live in the neighborhood tonight. paul. >> reporter: hey there guys.t was just before 10 o'clock last night that at least one gunman entered this house here behind me on belvidere boulevard in the 1600 block and apparently went upstairs to a bedroom and shot to death this 20-year-old. we know that at least two on the people were inside the house set but they were not harmed. now, earlier today i was able to speak briefly at the front door with the victim's mother. here's what she had to say. >> i'll give you my reaction which is pray that the person quickly because he knows that i know that i saw him and i saw the vehicle. so, you want somebody else, i'm ready for you. that's all i have to say. >> reporter: and you're his mother. >> that's right. >> reporter: john christian webster. >> yup. so that's all i have to say. thank you will but just get that message out for me. >> reporter: this is just one of dozens of photos posted on twitter this afternoon of webster. the 20-year-old remembered with rest in peace messages with his nickname penny. montgomer

i'm liz wagner.to you. >> if you have a tip give us a call at 1-888-99 -tips or e-mail us. >>> still to come, a big night off the court for the warriors. which of the team's free agents have decided to return to the bay area. the giants are trying to tie their winning streak of five games. we'll let you know if they were on the right side of a one-run game in pittsburgh. ♪ [brother] any last words? [boy] karma, danny... ...karma! [vo] progress is seizing the moment. your summer moment awaits you, now that the summer of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the summer of audi sales event. oracle arena is sitting quiet right >>> a live look outside right now. that is oracle arena. three weeks since the warriors clinched a championship in three years. big news that could help teams grab their back-to-back titles up now. the band is staying together. free agent iguodala broke his own news telling the twitter verse he reached agreement to return

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let's get right over to fox5's paul wagner who is live with this story.at 1100l street northwest. we're at 11th and l northwest. what we understand from d.c. fire and ems the secret service called to say in the thigh. they didn't need the d.c. police department. they were going to handling it, but all they needed was an ambulance to transport someone to the hospital. let's show you a little bit of video that we shot earlier today. from our understanding this person was not taken to a trauma center, but was taken to a nearby hotel again shot in the thigh. we do not know at this point who this person is, whether this was an accidental shooting, but the secret service is investigating at this point. we know that inside this building the directly says it is the department of justice civil rights division. that's what's on the directory. however, when you go onto the secret service website it says it is the field office. but there's nothing independent side to indicate that is what is in this building . there is a number of officers coming from the building. w

martin, leishman, bradley, wagner, kang, levin, luck, and lingmerth.eed and bryson dechambeau finished inside top 20, along with barnes and streelman. summerhays drops back today. top 20 for him but had a chance at the beginning of the day to win the thing. kevin na had 30 coming in. jason kokrak in that group tied 26 at even par. ian: just a tough test of golf, jimmy this week. it really was a difficult golf course, especially friday afternoon. for those players that had to play friday afternoon, it was definitely three or four shots tougher than the afternoon before. jim: there are some winners from earlier this year. henley at houston. bryan at the r.b.c. heritage. sam saunders, who tied 61st. he actually was a roommate with kyle stanley at clemson for a year. ian: oh, that's right, the tigers. jim: so they're old buddies and of course, sam's grandfather did something rather notable here on this very course. arn that would palmer aced the third hole back in 1986 in back-to-back competitive rounds. and they have a little plaque to commemorate that he

. >> republican representative and wagner had a diane on her front lawn.have actually protested her at church but i think those tactics are repellent. look, democrats have no credibility when it comes to healthcare. they lied to the american people, they paid the price at the election in 2016, they said they were going to lower premiums, americans are paying twice as much. providers have fled. doctors are fleeing the profession. i think the focus from the med media, and from some of the republican base needs to be a little less on all the republicans getting their act together to get this reform and a little more emphasis on all the democrats who screwed up healthcare and who are doing nothing now to fix the mess they created. eric: one, i'm going to agree with you and say i hope they keep obamacare in place through ?ñ?. >> good. i think one of the realities is that mitch mcconnell is actually talking about a bipartisan solution, looking to real issues in obamacare that need to be resolved to improve health care for all americans. in fact, it would reduce

megyn kelly sat down with meg wagner.she is focusing on the bro culture. >> you have these male vcs for the most part who are considering funding businesses started by female entrepreneurs and the women are asking for something from the men and the men, some of them want something extra from the women in return. it's amazing in 2017 america you have to say, you may not stick your tongue the woman's throat just because she's asking you to invest in her company. >> reports of sexual harassment are making headline across the country but few women have shared their story on television until now. for more on the story tune in tomorrow for "sunday night with megyn kelly" on nbc bay area. >>> san francisco's asian art museum is now a world record holder. the miauseum announced it is a w record holder. this was all in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the summer of love. more than 2400 people participated. and i think the old record was 2300. but it was a great day to be a part of a human flower. it was gorgeous in san franc

alex wagner is off. >>> there's a giant sinkhole in florida.be a bigger problem. >>> plus he's a legend with sushi with one of the most expensive restaurant in the world. so why is he selling awe fordable burgers. we'll find out. >>> they released one of the defining moments. we'll talk to the violent femmes about their music and they'll perform in morning session. >>> at least three were kill and 14 injured in the marco polo towers in honolulu. the fire spread quickly on the 26th floor of the 36-floor building. the building did not have a sprinkler system. it was built before sprinklers were acquire. it took firefighters four hours to get control of the blue jays. that t cause has not been determined. >>> new details are emerging about president trump's 2016 campaign trying to get damaging information about hillary clinton from russia. at a meeting last year a prominent american lobiest and former soviet military officer say he spoke with a lawer and the president's son and son-in-law. >> president trump is at his golf course. errol barnett is

we're live in waldorf, paul wagner, fox 5 local news. >>> a man detained by immigration officials is back in custody tonight after making a daring escape in northern virginia this afternoon. immigrations and customs enforcement told us carlos men did he say broke free as they were transporting him. police began searching for him and found him a short time later and initially arrested in loudoun county on assault and battery and transferred into ice custody. >>> meanwhile, in baltimore, dozens of people rallied this afternoon in front of the federal building speak out about what they say are unfair tactics targeting immigrants comes after the boathouse incident when 30 employees left the restaurant after a request from ice to review i9 kristen leone is live in northwest dc with more. kristen? >> reporter: good evening. people with families facing deportation, immigrants rights activists and local church leaders from here and along the northeast corridor came out today calling out the trump administration for its stance on immigration. in particular, the family of morales speaking out.

fox5's paul wagner joins us live from police headquarters in palmer park tonight with more. hey, paul. >> reporter: well, marina and jim the chief brought a lot of reporters today to let them know exactly what he believes might be behind all of this. he said of the seven murders that have occurred since saturday, six have a nexus of people who know each other with longstanding disputes. he said two cases should be closed very soon and two others appear to be self-defense. >> what we have seen is atypical for our community in the present context. we've seen a spate of homicides in all save one and that may be the case with that one which is the unfortunate incident on the beltway, these are interpersonal disputes in the majority of these cases these are longstanding, the people are familiar with one another. >> just after 1 o'clock this morning, police found two men in their late 20's suffering from gunshot wounds in the parking l o springs apartment complex in district heights. both men were pronounced dead on the scene. the motive is unclear but the chief says in all of the