watt's happening?e didn't go with watt or snot. >> this is watt or n about myself and you have to guess if it's true, if it's watts or not. >> i'm ready. >> first up, i have two middle names. >> that's it? true. >> no, false. i have three. >> man. >> scottish people are obsessed with middle names. >> you have multiple middle names. >> david aird kelso. >> nick david aird kelso. >> nicolas, actually. >> rolls right off. >> next, by aged 8 i owned both a car and a gun. >> did you hire that guy to do your roof, too? >>'s my buddy. >> false. >> true. >> why? >> my parents had a place in sco scotland, there was literally nothing else to do, three tv very negligent. they let us do what we wanted. >> drive and shoot guns. >> pmy grandmother came to visi. she was like oh, carol -- that's hi my mom -- the car's running away. she couldn't see me. >> i was nearly killed by a bathroom attendant. >> yes? >> i can't go through all the details, but all that was going through my wiped wmind was i'm o get killed by a b

. >> where wildlife biologist brian watts and his team take over. they fit the dazed birds with i.d. bands and give them physical exams that most humans would envy. >> they are in pretty good shape. >> yes, this bird is great. >> watts is director of the college of william and mary's center for conservation biology. he has monitered the health of the bald eagle population in virginia for 30 years. progress has been stunning, starting in 1972 when the deadly pesticide ddt was banned. >> if we had not banned ddt and passed the endangered species act, where would the bald eagle be today. >> the eagles would be gone from the bay. >> in 1970 there were only 20 breeding pairs left in virginia but watch how their numbers grew on the james river. last year virginia had more than a thousand breeding pairs. in all, 25 to 30,000 bald eagles vitsity the chesapeake bay region each year. watts says their recovery is one of the greatest conservation success stories in american history. >> the most grat tieing-- gratifying part of that is the knowledge that we did

live is south east, lindsey watts watt, "fox5 local news". >> all right, now we turn to the heat wave. here's a live look outside at the u.s. capital as you can see it's sweating. >> no it's not. >> [ laughter ]. >> it's hot and humid out there even this late at night. tomorrow may be the hottest day of 2017 so far. sue palka has what you need to know, sue, will it really be that hot. >> sure looking like it tony. models have been insistent we'll get to 98 if not 99 and today with cloud cover d.c. still got up to 95. keep the suburbs cooler andy yes, it looks like tomorrow will be the hottest day we've seen so far in 2017 and bay the we we tied for hottest day today we hit 95 in the district and did that a couple times in june been issued by the national weather service not just because it's going to be hot but incredibly humid and that means it may feel like 105 degrees. that heat advisory is not in effect for all areas. it's mainly areas that are very close to the i 95 corridor. and as you get further west perhaps you don't get baked as much as rest of us will that live in the heat

. >> fox5's lindsay watts live at the scene right now, and two children were also said to be with the woman, any word on those children right >> marine, a investigators still do not know about these kids. they've said that a woman's body was found, along with the car. a woman who look to be ejected from the vehicle. but at last check, the lowden county sheriff's offers says there is no sign of the two children. courtney ash has been missing since friday. she had in the car with her her own son, who is five years old, and her nine year old cousin. we showed up about 30 minute ago, to interview courtney's mother. and as we got to the door, the mother had just gotten word that a family member had discovered courtney's car in a creek. here on evergreen mills road in ashburn. you can see that huge emergency response down there. we've seen multiple ambulances, and firetrucks, arriving to the scene. we've seen some paramedic running from their car. again, a woman's body was found, but no sign of those two children. and it is unclear when the crash into the courtney ash is 27 years old. she f

"fox5" lindsey watts is live on the scene with the latest details. lipcy. >> reporter: sarah, shawn, we're here 29 and eary streets in southeast. this is where police say a driver hit a bicyclist and then just kept ongoing. we'll give you a closer look at the bike right now. you can see the condition. this is a very serious acc accident. the bike here in the roadway along with a shoe, a baseball hat, we think may be some debris from the vehicle that hit the bikeist. we will show you video from what we favorite rivd. the cyclist was taken to the hospital and i got off the phone with d.c. police spokesman. he did not have any update on the condition of the bike riders but we know police are treating this as a serious accident. it happened around 6:15 ton tonight. so this intersection has been blocked for about four hours now. investigators have been out here blocking the intersection and they have been taking pictures of this crash scene. the major accident unit is here helping with this. and i asked the police spokesman if he had any information about

that was really the driving force behind watts in 1965. that in the two years leading up to the outbreak in august of 1955 you had dozens of african-americans who been killed by the lapd, many of them shot in the back and unarmed and it was a resistance to the recent surge of killings but also the decades long struggle and frustration that the first recorded killing of an african-american male of the lapd happens in april of 1927. the community launched a massive protest campaign against the killing to bring the officers to justice. they don't find justice in the campaign and they continue to protest and resist throughout the 30s, 40s and 50s and it is refusal of local police to address the issues of please totality in los angeles that is the trigger for 196,517,000 people in la jails today. do you know the california prison population up and? no, not offhand. >> california is thought of a liberal, progressive area. why such a large prison population? >> that's a good question, too. there's been quite a bit of research on the rise of incar

lindsey watts fox 5 local news. >>> new tonight, long-time sportscaster bob wolf died. son said his father died peacefully at his home. he broadcasted nfl championship game, world series, nba finals and stanley cup. he was the voice of the washington senators and for decades did play by play for the new york knicks and new york rangers, according times." he was a sportscaster back in 1946. he was 96. >>> sad news out of hollywood. oscar winning actor martin da ndau passed away. died of unexpected applications. he was the star of the mission impossible tv series. he won an oscar for playing bella la goesz. and turned down mr. spoke. he had just celebrated his 89th birthday. >>> a teenager is recovering after hit by car in gaithersburg last night. maryland state police tell us a group of teens running across i 370 near washington toneian boulevard around 11:00 p.m. when a car hit a 16-year-old. the teen was taken to a hospital for treatment. to word on the condition, the driver stayed at the scene, police still investigating. >>> tracking metro, some riders dealing with a

lindsay watts was at the center of it all.r: it went present the biggest crowd of the year out here on the national mall, thousands upon thousands of

abc's nick watt caught up with a mother of three who fought off a deadly great white. >> that's all that chunk out of your leg. >> yeah. that's the image my mind gave me, was a cartoon. >> oh, really? >> the shark was hunting that seal that was in the water with us. so it wasn't a curious bite. this was an attack bite to kill. >> someone got bit by a shark. >> are they still in the water? >> yeah. they're dragging them out right now. >> reporter: saturday evening april 29th this year leeann and dusty are in the water. >> i felt it grab me and pull me down. >> reporter: that's how great whites hunt. drown the prey, then eat. >> i felt like i was digging out a cup of jell-o. >> reporter: that was the shark's eye? >> yeah. >> reporter: nine weeks in the icu and eight operations later leeann is defying the odds. >> so how much does it cost to get bitten by a shark? >> millions. >> reporter: her mom has set up guy fund me page. >> it's brought you closer, you think? >> yeah. he saved my life. i mean -- >> reporter: that's a lot of points in the bank. >> i would have done it for you too, buddy

. >> lindsay watts live in the northeast with the details. >> marina, tisha, police say it was a young adult, a man, who was shot and killed here, his body is just across the street from where we are standing. we have seen police holding up a sheet, it looks like this happened in the yard of a home here on quarrel street, just before 3:00, still large police presence, they have full block roped off by crime tape. we can show you some video now there. have been no arrests yet in this crime. police are investigating, what led up to this, an investigator on scene told it is may have had something to do with a party in the area last night. this is one of multiple shoot ever sh shootings that happened across the district since 9:00 . map of the locations where these shootings have happened. northwest, where two people were injur on and costia road southeast, 45th street northeast, the ones here on quarrel street, and then on kansas avenue, northwest, early this morning, there was a double shooting where one man was injured seconds march killed. so there have been two homicides, in this drin

all right, lindsay watts. at the mall of course for the big capital fourth and by the way, lindsay you are correct, uncle jessie performed coke mow, goodbye bye fun with full house. are these live pictures right now >> yes. >> there's still fireworks going off all over the region. if you didn't see the ones down on the national mall keep watching this this live camera on fox5 because we have a little show going on tonight. for a member i was a little concerned at 8:30ish i started to see rain. it held off >> i know. thank goodness at 5:00 we had a thunderstorm ovechkin the national mall. some areas did get the rain, in fact, in annapolis they had to cancel the fireworks. if you're annapolis they will be doing the fireworks at 9:15. i don't think they're going to see thunderstorms tomorrow night hopefully not. we have had thunderstorms out there since earlier this afternoon. there are still a few showers, but that was a beautiful look at fireworks show from northwest d.c. down across the national show. hopefull

lindsay watts was at the center of it all. >>reporter: it went present the biggest crowd of the year out here on the national mall, thousands upon thousands of now. people always get out of here very quickly when the fireworks are over with. it was a great show. we'll give you a look. everything went off perfectly. if you remember last year, it was rainy. it was cloudy. it was a little detective ertel difficult to see the show. not the case very year. we saw clear sky, despite the weather earlier it was a little bit rainy and questionable throughout the night. you were wondering, is it going to rain, is it not going to rain , but it was dry for the show. which is all that maps. here is host john stamos. there is also a day, maybe in my opinion more important than ever to reflect upon what it means to america. people with all our different background and our different personal stories we are forever linked by the values that we share and the love of the earlier in the morning when we start out, wonderful show there. the beach b

live in southeast, lindsey watts, "fox5 local news". >> all right. let get to the warm now and take a live look at the u.s. capitol dome. it's breezy out. there flag to the left of the dpom is flapping in the wind. >> it may be breezy but caityln is it still humid and hot? >> it's warm as we close out this month of june and you july tomorrow and eding warm note. hot day, 94 in d.c. earlier this afternoon. it's still warm, 82. we do have that breeze sarah mentioned we had it all afternoon. south, southwest winds 11 miles an hour and kept us at least humidity not terrible at least in comparison to the way it could be. temperatures outside elsewhere. in the 70s to west 72 winchester and 72 culpeper and saw strong thunderstorm this evening with wund damage reports and that traveled northeast ward traveling to parts of fauquier count write and loudoun county before eventually thunderstorm collapsed. that area as well as hagerstown saw downpours not here in metro we were quiet and warm this evening. stormtracker radar going back and you can see investigate

lindsay watts is live at mpd headquarters with the latest. d.c. \police\police have had a lot to deal with over the last 24 hours. it has been one shooting after the next. we'll show you a map now, the most recent shooting tonight happened around 8:00 at clay and minnesota, northeast before that a teenager was killed on carl street morning a man killed on kansas avenue northwest. you can see those additional locations. some investigators i've spoken with are just hoping this doesn't continue overnight tonight. a string of violence across the district with multiple people shot and two dead. i feel hurt because i know their father. here on quarrel street northeast a teenager was shot and killed in the million dollars of the afternoon. unfortunately, a young man has lost his life as a result it. police say they believe the victim is 18 years old and what happened could be linked to a party saturday night . the teen's father rushed to the scene along with family friends. when he was gone now you have to see him die like this. that's nasty. i work with

julie watts explains. changes. >>> reporter: from paying her bills before they are due to maintaining a good job, she does everything she can to boost her credit score. >> a little better, a few points each month. >> reporter: she hopes the score will soon get a boost. this month credit reporting agencies began removing some negative information from the equation including nearly all civil judgments and most tax liens. >> it will help those individuals in particular that don't have negative information on their credit report. >> reporter: financial advisor says overall about 12 million people are expected to benefit from the deal between the credit reporting agencies and 31 state attorneys generalities who include the bureau of having inaccurate information in the file. >> if they don't have the name, the address and either the date of birth or the social security number of the individual, it will be taken off their credit report. >> reporter: removing the records is expected to help thousands get rid of m

lindsay watts is live there now. lindsay? >> reporter: if what we've seen tonight is any indication, there are going to be a lot of tickets from these speed cameras. the speed limit here is 55 miles per hour and the cameras only get you if you're going 12 over or more. you can camera how fast passing vehicles are traveling. no speeders at this time but we have seen a lot of them. expect to see this on this section of the beltway for the next three years while the suitland road bridge replacement project is under way. there's some flashes for you. we'll show you some video from earlier tonight. a flash of the camera comes with a $40 ticket in the mail. it's 12 over the speed limit or higher. since the system is new here on the beltway there is a grace period from now through august 6th. come august 7th, if you see the flash, be ready to pay up. during the course of the suitland road bridge replacement project, the camera may change location depending on the work that's being done. it could be along the inner loop or outer loop

live at reagan airport, lindsey watts fox 5 local news. >>> practices are under fire after the city hiredegistered sex offender who is assigned to jobs that may have put him in direct contact with children. adam bryant has been registered as a sex offender nearly seven year, convicted in 2008 for traveling with the intent to engage in illegal sexual conduct with a minor as well as enticing a child. the washington first reported the behavior reckless and disturbing. it was after that report that the city fired bryant, but if the city had used its own reg register. he was hired as an analyst for the protective services de the department is in charge of maintaining dc public schools. dc deputy mayor kevin donahue sent fox 5 is a statement that says earlier the department of human records initiated a top to bottom review still ongoing of the safety protection and security sensitivity clarification of all district positions and the screening guidelines rider required. the person in question is no longer employed by the department of human services. >>> let's take a break and look at the weathe

authorities are looking for the 20-year-old watts in that killing. >> this case has impacted people in the city of richmond and the people in the bay area should not live in fear. >> reporter: they are also looking for joe watts for probation violation, the brother. >> look over your shoulder because we are coming.>> reporter: though arrests have been made, they plan to continue this investigation. henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> another controversy on uc berkeley campus involving the right wing speaker. they invited been shapiro to speak before a group of 500 but the school said they could not accommodate a group of that size on that date, similar to the class that made headlines earlier in the year when demonstrators refused to let ann coulter speak on campus. a spokesperson said that the university continues its shameful tactic of hiding behind vague security concerns. >>> breaking ground in oakland on the new housing development across the street from a suspicious fire where another housing complex was destroyed and how the developer is making sure his site is not torched. >>> an o

fox 5's lindsay watts is learning new details tonight. lindsay? >> reporter: this is where carlos deangelo bell is being held without bond. at this point police have identified 10 possible victims, middle school-aged boys, all of them now have to be tested for hiv. investigators say so far two have been tested and found not to be infected. police want you to take a good look at bell because they do believe there could be additional victims. police say middle school boys were the primary target of 30-year-old carlos deangelo bell. he's accused of using his position as a school aide and coach to mow less kids and make child pornography. >> some of the 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. >> reporter: bell's neighbors tell us they saw kids in and out of his home but it didn't raise suspicion. >> he said hi and he waved and that was it. >> reporter: neighbors say he seemed like a nice guy. >> all i can say is wow. you never kn

lindsay watts live via capital hill. i want to point out as we talk a little bit more about the billion. what the skinny rebeal does it repeals the individual mandate. it delays the mandate until 2025. the medical device is going to be pushed back for 2021. and then planned parenthood. it just came out. 10:00. we go from 24 million down to 22 million, now it's 16 million uninsured. if you want to weigh in use the hashtag the final five and we'll share your thoughts on this but there's still a lot going on tonight on capital hill. let's move on and talk about the the tweets from the president that sent off a fire storm at a the president. today it's not taking any steps to enforce the president's ban on waiting for actual guidance from the white house. the white house did say today that the president intends to carry out the policy. >> the white house will work with the the department of defense and all of the relevance parties to make sure that we fully implement this policy moving forward and do so in a lawful manner. p

lindsay watts is live at the capital on more what is happening. >>reporter: we're hearing that this vote could happen in about an hour. this repeal, a part of obamacare, what is known as the skinny billion and what is so remarkable about this is we know that democrats hate this billion , but also today we heard from some prominent republicans who came out to say they hate this billion as well. they don't want to see this become law, but they may vote for it anyway and i'll get to that in just a moment. first i want to he show you a video of some pro tests that we've been seeing at the capital tonight. we've seen some 75 people along with some democratic senators out there. here are some key points about this skinny billion that was release about an hour asmght it would get rid of the mandate that says you have to have insurance or you'll be fined. predictions are it would increase premiums and millions more americans being unsured. the statement came from republican senator lindsay gram. he called this billion a disaster and a fraud. he and three

our lindsay watts just arrived at the scene. lindsay, what can you tell us. of information so far, but we want to give you a live look at where this happened. this is the 700 block of newton place here in the petworth neighborhood of northwest. what we know is that a d.c. police officer shot a man. that man is conscious and breathing, taken to the hospital. this happened right around ten:30 tonight. in addition to newton place there are a lot of other roads around this area that are blocked off, a very large police presence including on georgia avenue. i just talked to a police spokesman. he couldn't give me any information about the circumstances that led up to this, but of course we will continue to keep you posted as we learn more information. live in northwest, lindsay watts, fox5 local news. >> still to come tonight, new york police are calling it an assassination. up next, what we've learned about the police officer that was killed in an ambush and her killer. take a look at this. uh-huh, that is a bear in a kitchen. imagine wakk surveillance video. we'

lindsey watts standing by about a mile up the road in the al lensdale neighborhood.dsey. >> reporter: no power here either. in this development, there were multiple homes destroyed. roofs ripped off of properties, a woman's deck went flying, we watched today as people have been just trying to sort through the wreckage here, sort through what's left. we're a little distance away from the development, because police are keeping us back at this point, they say it's not safe to be around these homes, because of the lack of structural integrity. also, a big this area tonight. to try to prevent against looting from people who have already lost so much. >> it felt like a freight train, my wife and i jumped down on the floor and got in the closet with the dogs. >> reporter: similar experiences >> we went ahead and got down on the crawl space, we could hear the whole house shaking. it was just a wind like i've never experienced before. >> reporter: when it was over, the outcomes couldn't be more different. >> i mean, you can look around. it's literally a mere feet makes the d

fox5 a's lindsay watts has been looking into why and has new detai the timeline of this case left us with questions. i was december when investigators say they found out carlos bell, a school aidan track coach sent inappropriate text messages to a student. bell's electronic devices were confiscated and from there he went to the mt crime lab for analysis. it took about five months for the analysis to begin and it wasn't until july that bell was arrest ed, accused of sexually assaulting at least ten boys and making child pornography at the school where he worked. right now behalf approximately 14 cases in the backlog. so that's probably about several months of backlog cases. >> sergeant john linton is assistant commander of the state lab. he says he has just four forensic examiners to handle cases from around the state. many related to child sex crimes . for us isolately we have so many priority one type cases coming in that recently that's all we're working. we asked him about the months of lag time in bell's case. >> when the public hears about a case like this their reaction appropr

on the consumer watch, jewelry watts, kpix 5. >>> just another day in the san francisco bay area with close to 100 in some spots, and below 60 in other spots. you are looking at one of the below 60 locationwise fog rolling in. coming up-- locations with fog rolling in. coming up, when inland spots cool off and how long it lasts. >>> all new at 6:00 tonight, big trucks barreling down a bay area street, breaking the law. these drivers got caught but neighbors say it is a constant safety concern. how they are fighting back. >>> first, the market closed mixed today and here is a look for the closing numbers from wall street. a brush fire i clara county. live pictures from chopper five g up from th >>> breaking story, a brush fire in santa clara county live pictures from chopper 5, show smoke billowing up from the hills, south of mt. hamilton, the fire broke out in just the past 90 minutes, it is now about 15 acre, but cal fire says it could expand to as much as 500 acres. bit earlier we got a look from above of a car that caught fire and this may have sparked the larger blaze. chopper 5 c

julie watts, kpix 5. >>> now to one of those awesome challenges of the entire forecast year. >> uh-oh. >> 4th of july. >> where to have the best viewing. >> notice paul is taking the week off. strategic. >> all on you. >>> we have fog and low clouds along the shoreline today, things are going to change too much tomorrow. we have a, to sum it up, there will be coasting clouds, it will interfere with some displays close to the shoreline. inland is fine, you can see that here. the best, the most-- did you know this? far beyond super computers and everything else, the most reliable forecast is persistence, which is whatever happened today will happen tomorrow. you have a better odds of being right about that than the fanciest super computer in the world. what you see is what you get. for tuesday, sunny inland, but the shoreline, from the top of sutro cam, high atop san francisco, there is a layer of low clouds coming in, we will have a repeat performance tomorrow. no surprise that concord has 84 degrees, oakland, 66, and santa rosa, 76 degrees and here is how it looks, satellite and radar

lindsey watts joins us with the latest. >> shawn, tony, in the last few minutes the woman that says she was attacked wept down the street with police and skies been identifying the young men accused of attackinging her h her. we watch as police shine lights on those accuses. they are confirming or denying whether these were in fact the kids that attacked her. we were driving in near 7th and e street earlier and we saw just a huge police response. we stopped to see what was going on, one of the officers you cleared out now. we'll show you video from when we first arrived here. i was able to talk to the woman who says she was attacked and this was completely random. she was walking down the street wearing workout clothes and group of 15 kids just suddenly attacked her. tag a look at these boys, they look to me to be as young as 10 years old some of them maybe as old as 17. the woman says the kids seem to be looking for a fights and they did not actually take anything from her. police on scene say they believe this may have been a boched robbery and they're also investigating whether these

that's where we find lindsay watts with more details on what all happened. >>reporter: there are still a lot of police officers here, a huge area blocked off by crime tape, a lot still going on tonight. this is where two men were shot and killed earlier and we found out from police that this happened in an alleyway between these businesses over here. not too far from the pop eyes but it was actually in the alleyway that these men were shot. at this point it's not clear if the victims were the shooting at each other or if there was somebody else involved . there is no suspect information, no information on a motive. we'll show you some video from when we first arrived . this happened around seven:30, initially police said it was a double shooting with one dead, ago we found out the second victim also died after being taken to the hospital. first reports said that this happened inside the pop eye's restaurant, but police have clarified that saying after the shooting one of the victims ran inside the pop eyes to try to get help. that's where the victim was foun

lindsay watts is live at mpd headquarters with the latest. d.c.\police\police have had a lot to deal with over the last 24 hours. it has been one shooting after the next. we'll show you a map now, the most recent shooting tonight happened around 8:00 at clay and minnesota, northeast before that a teenager was killed on carl street

here's abc's nick watt. >> one of the most recognizable faces in all of hollywood. danny trejo.looking. "from dusk till dawn." "muppets most wanted." "spy kids." >> when people see me, guys will automatically go -- puff themselves up. and i've got to be hey, what's up? how are you doing? because if i puff up too then we've got a problem. >> reporter: danny trejo just launched his third act. first prison followed by hollywood tough guy and now a smiling restaurateur helming an expanding successful empire. >> that's pretty good. >> yeah. >> reporter: so far two trejo's tacos, two cantinas, a taco truck plus a brand new coffee and donuts place. >> we run out of donuts by about 11:00. we're done. >> reporter: how did this happen? >> ash, the producer of a movie called "bad-ass" that i did, he saw that i love food, and he said why don't you open a restaurant? >> i was expecting him to be unpleasant. >> no, he's the nicest guy in the world. >> he actually brought a business plan. >> jeff and i worked on kind of a little presentation. this is what it's going to be. >> frankly his face

fox5 a's lindsay watts is live in nort >>reporter: i spoke to the baby 's mother.she didn't want on go on camera. she tells me that little jeremiah is doing okay. he's recovering at home which is incredible considering it was monday when he was shot in front of his home on i and 13th streets. tonight police are in front of the home. they have lights set up in a show of force after of this violence caught on camera. newly release surveillance video shows a shootout between two men. one of them appears to be holding the hand of a child before pulling a gun. you can see the flashes as shots are fired. some rick saying off the fence. this was monday just before 9 p.m. baby jeremiah was outside his home and hit twice by bullets. miraculously he survived and is already out of the hospital just a few days later. i was shocked. how did this happen? how do we have babies around weapons? i don't get it. he list cahill lives nearby and can't believe there was a gun fight in front of home. where is the mentality? what's going on? i don't understand what's going through people'

as consumerwatch reporter julie watts explains, some products offering protection could be worthless. >> reporter: facebook is full of 'em, photos of burn after burn blamed on expired sunscreen. susanna said please check your sunscreen after this severe burn. >> i thought maybe i need to check the expiration date. and sure enough, i looked and it was two years expired. >> reporter: the worst part? she says she bought that sunscreen that day! >> it was sitting, like, one of the first ones on the shelf and i just grabbed it and went. >> reporter: another woman posted public service announcement even when you purchase new sunscreen check the date. it might be expired. and even when they're not expired, expiration dates can be wildly different on store shelves. for instance, this bottle is set to expire in just a few months while this bottle is good until 2020. and these two side by side same sunscreen, one expires in 2019, the other a year earlier. >> so the expiration date is there for a reason. and we know that after the expiration date the product is going to become weaker. >> reporte

this is not acceptable. >> law lindsey watts reporting.$10,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest and conviction in this case. >> meanwhile bowser is taking steps in the fight against the opioid epidemic. still ahead, the new strategy she's going to announce today. >> it's not something any bride wants to happen. could you imagine scrambling to get your dress before the wedding? it's all because the store you bought it from has closed and that's exactly what some women in our region are dealing with. how the store is reacting. that's next. >> live look outside right now at 4:51. stay with us. we're back in two minutes. >> find that perfect dress, whiz, you're have had for your big day. >> my day is gone. >> your day has come and gone. >> long gone. >> ♪ >> 4:53 right now and now to a fox5 exclusive. d.c. police sergeant facing disturbing allegations had this morning. officials say 39-year-old sergeant jonathan clingerman who is in charge of recruiting police was doing far more than that. clingerman is accused of r

julie watts, kpix 5. >>> good news for 49er fans. last season, eh, well, it stunk. let's just tell the truth. but the team is ranked in forbes' top ten most valuable sports teams for the year number nine on the list worth $3 billion. giants made the number 19 spot. warriors 20th. raiders number 34. the dallas cowboys are number one, the most valuable sports team anywhere worth more than $4 billion. >>> speaking of the city, we're looking at mid- to upper 60s in the city. cloudy closer to golden gate park but sunny if you like east. coming up which two days are still looking like triple digits and when we'll cool down, that's next. >> and coming up all new at 6:00 tonight, taking your action selfie to the next level. we test out the new generation of hands-free drones to follow wherever you go. but is it pushing the legal limit? food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all

fox 5 lindsey watts standing by at reagan national. lindsey. >> reporter: it was within last half hour that we got the update from the faa that the air traffic control center in leesburg that had to be evacuated was now deemed safe and operations are now resuming there. we have started to see some flights coming and going from reagan after the hours long ground stop looks like there is a flight about to take off just across the tarmac. be aware, there are still a lot of residual travel issues. delays and cancelations as a result of this. if you're traveling out of any of the three regional airports tonight or tomorrow, be sure to check with your airline. we'll s skyfox was overhead soon after the faa center in leesburg had to evacuate. it happened around 6:40. there was a hazmat situation, where construction fumes infiltrated the control room and everybody had to get out. in and out of dc out of the dc region, out going flights were grounded. many incoming flights had to be diverted. again, this was reagan, dulles and bwi. we spoke to

authorities are still working for the 20-year-old teari watts for her killing and a 15-year- old boyy for her death. >> this case has impacted the people in the city of richmond and the bay area which should not be living in fear. >> reporter: they are searching for josha watts, the brother of teari watts for probation violations. >> i give warning because you should be looking over your shoulder because we are coming. >> reporter: some gang members may want to fill in the void and richmond police are planning to increase the pressure and continuing the investigation. henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> and pittsburg they are investigating a deadly shooting that occurred 3:00 yesterday afternoon off of highway 4. they found the victim suffering from several gunshot wounds and was taken to the hospital and later died. the 43-year-old victim was from bethel island and they do believe he knew the gunman. >>> the police in antioch are searching for four men the rob of jewelry store at the ron's jewelry store at the summersville towncenter and it was a smash-and-grab. the robbers were disguis

fox5's lindsay watts is live in northeast. lindsay, i understand that you spoke to the baby's mother tonight? >>reporter: tony, she didn't want to go on camera, but she says that her baby is doing all right, which is incredible considering it was monday when he was the shot in front of his home here on i and 13th streets tonight police are down at the condo community. they have a light set up. they are station ed there in a show force after the violence that was caught on camera. newly re lease surveillance video shows a shootout between two men, one of them appears to be holding the hand of a child before pulling a gun. you can see the flashes as shots are fired. some rig shaiing off the fence. this was monday just before 9 p.m. baby jeremiah was outside his home and a hit twice by bullets. miraculously he survived and is already out of the hospital just a few days later. i was shocked. how did this happen? how do we have babies around weapons? >> i don't get it. i list cahill lives nearby and can't believe there was a gun fi

it's plotted on the vertical axis in watts. it's and how much you need to stay alive and here's the size and plotted in powers of ten. if you put a mouse here and you wanted to put an elephant on the linear plot with one-two, three, four it would be near the end of sheet of the paper. putting it up by factors of ten we can get a mouse and an elephant on the same graph. this is called logarithmic, technically. he plotted this way something remarkable appears and you get this extraordinary irregularity occurring for a process that is potentially a complex do not and i'm not in the universe. we believe these subsystems in each cell type, genome, has a unique history. we believe in natural selection and each one of these is historically contingent meaning if you would have thought that there's this random process going on and if you plotted things like metabolic rate there would be points all over this graph and reflecting the historical contingencies the historical evolution of each one. to the contrary, they've all lined up on so

and president and ceo of watts partners, jc watts.y hard ball out there, pretty rough. trump has about ten members that don't want to go along with his repeal and replace thing. >> chris, good luck trying to whip jeff flake into line. i think the people that you talk about targeting the people who are opposed to the hall j carea bill, rand paul, flake, collins, i just don't think that dog will hunt and say i will spend my personal money or rnc money or senator money. those people were elected just like the president did. it is a very difficult thing to tell grown men and women that they will be punished when they feel like they are defending the honor and the direction that their constituents are asking them to take. >> it takes a superb deal maker to cross the aisle and get both sides in either situation. you have to know the bill and what's in it. lbj knew what was in the civil rights bill. pretty much everyone knew. i just don't think trump, his so-called deal making that he can do on television, in a, what do you call it, reality

. >> reporter: where wildlife biologist, brian watts and his team take over.datesed birds with id bands and give them physical exams most humans envy. >> doctor, he is in pretty good shape? >> this bird is great. >> director of william & mary's center for conservation biology and monitored the health of the bald eagle population in virginia for 30 years. progression has been stunning starting in 1972. when the deadly pesticide ddt was banned. >> if we had not banned ddt and passed the endangered species act where would the bald eagle be today. >> the eagles would be gone from the bay. >> reporter: in 1970 there were 20 breedinai virginia. but watch how their numbers grew on the james river. last year, virginia had more than 1,000 breeding pairs. in all, 25 to 30,000 bald eagles visit the chesapeake bay region each year. watts says their recovery is one of the greatest conservation success stories in american history. >> and the most gratifying part of that its, the knowledge that we did that. you know? not the small, we of the conservation community, but the l

here's nick watt. >> reporter: kind of mean looking from dusk to dawn, muppets' most wanted. be hey, what's going, because if i puff up too, we have a problem. >> reporter: he launched his third act. now a smiling restauranteur with a successful empire. so far, two tres tacos, and a taco truck and doughnut shop. >> we're out of donuts by 11:00. ash, the producer, saw i love food. he said why don't you open a restaurant. >> reporter: i was expecting him to be unpleasant. >> he actually brought a business plan. >> we worked on a presentation, like this is what it's going to be. >> reporter: frankly, his face is everything. >> yeah, that's what people recognize. >> reporter: his glaring visage. remember him in heat? why are you doing this? >> i love doughnuts and i love the police. >> they told me a long time ago when i got out of the penitentiary, a busy man has time to do everything. >> reporter: he's been clean over 40 years and now works as a drug counselor. he got his break on "run away train." and he taught eric roberts how to box. >> hi, buddy. those are beautiful. >> rep

if you had that up it's 11000 watts not 100 watts and that's 100 times bigger than our natural metabolic rate. that's equivalent to about a dozen elephants or about 70% of a blue whale which is as big as the bookstore. the seven and half billion people on this planet. all of whom would like to be operating at 11000 watts. and soon it will be 10 billion people. so the problem is enormous and the dynamic we have set up and brought us to this has built into it its own sense of destruction unless we intervened to change something. i leave that open to discussions. this is just one part of the book but you can read about it in the book and see some of my ideas. i leave it more as a challenge in terms of the question of the conceptual places of global sustainability in a critical idea that i have not discussed here is that if it is potentially misleading to think of each one of the problems we have addressed whether climate change the environment, energy or health, thinking of them in their own individual ways, to focus on each one individually and not see them as totally interconnected. you c