he drives right up 30th, goes towards yorktown high school. it's there an 8-year-old boy was walking home. the man tried to get the little boy to go into his car. the little boy turned away and ran the other direction. at 5:00, we're going to give you the full description of that vehicle so you can be on the lookout for it. you're going to hear how news 4. >>> prince george's county firefighters are trying to figure out how a two-alarm fire started inside this apartment building. emergency crews rushed to district heights around 2:30 this morning. they could see smoke on silver hill court. >>> the big wins by donald trump and hillary clinton in new york were expected, but that didn't make the victories any less impressive. clinton beat senator bernie sanders by 16 points. that makes sanders improbable run for the nomination nearly impossible at this point. donald trump beat governor john kasich by 35 points, but he did have an embarrassing setback. kasich beat him in trump's home county. senator ted cruz finished a distant third last night, bu

. >> david culver is joining us live from arlington's yorktown neighborhood. what are you hearing out there, david? >> reporter: chris and doreen, tonight i can tell you police are on the lookout for that suspect. in just a minute, i'll give you the full detailed description of that suspect's vehicle, but while we've been out here today we have seen police patrolling this yorktown neighborhood. police officials tell us they're praising the parents of the children involved for how their kids reacted in the face of danger. >> i have a 9-year-old daughter, so of course it's terrifying to think this is happening in your neighborhood. >> reporter: parents walking a little closer to their children in this yorktown neighborhood today and for good reason. >> so i'm shocked, shocked, what you're telling me. it's creepy. >> reporter: the creepy encounters happened tuesday evening as several neighbors were enjoying the outdoors with their kids nearby. >> there was a number of children playing hide and seek as a matter of fact. >> reporter: innocent fun. here's where the

watch t around yorktown heights, 684, it's going to be slippery there. then we go down and see there's still more moisture which is going to come in our direction. i think a lot of that is going to be aimed towards nassau and suffolk. long island is dreary and cold, just above the freezing mark. got about three or three and a county. a little over two in hyde park. willow, close to 6. this evening the leftover showers kind of get out of the way. feels like it's 33 degrees. tomorrow look at this, at midnight 22 is what it feels like. we wake up to 11 degrees. it is going to be very very cold. a blast of cold air works in our direction. as we head to the midweek we see a mix of sun and clouds and 49. warm air on thursday. thundershowers and the cold stuff as we head through the weekend. >>> we've got a quick commuter alert for you. subway repairs return to the 1 train this week. starting tonight, there will be no trains running between 9th >>> if you repatriately bought a can of fire roasted red pepper strips, throw it away or take it back to the stores. t

the man that nearly annihilated them at brooklyn and yorktown. stuart fights through the south and is close friends with william washington. he is paroled and meets his wife in charleston. the war is over, and it stuart and washington are tending william washington's wedding. it's here that jack is riding towards the wedding and falls off his horse and breaks his neck. the man that only lives once is killed in a tragic accident. last person i will briefly talk about -- the book is not only about rich men that are white, it is an integrated unit. freewere african-americans. one of my great characters is private thomas carty, a forgotten hero of the revolution. he was a free black man that believed in liberty and fought for over 7 years of war. he first joins the marylanders at brandywine, then fights through the epic battle. the battle of guilford courthouse, where it changes the course of the revolution, kearny is noted to have bayoneted 7 british soldiers. an incredibly heroic figure. his finest hour is at a place called 96. this book covers all

a low 49 degrees in the city. 40 in monticello. 41 in yorktown and poughkeepsie. not too terribly cold out there overnight tonight. here is a look at the seven-day forecast. tomorrow we'll reach a high of 74 degrees before the rain arrives. the rain cools us down a little bit on tuesday with a high of 67. dry on wednesday, 65 degrees, before more rain arrives on thursday. high temperatures right at or a little bit above our seasonal average. back to you. >> all right, erica. thank. >>> a couple in manhasset has an extra reason to celebrate. >> they welcomed their new baby in the world on april 22nd. there she is. but here is the twist. their birthdays are also, both of them, april 22nd. date was april 24th, we were like there's a possibility, but we weren't sure it was going to happen, and when her water broke on the 21st, they said that we would be having the baby within a day and it would be falling on our birthdays. >> the chances of both parents sharing a birthday with their own child is very rare, but despite the odds, this isn't the first time it's happened

doing their thing out there, reported all the temperatures, 51 around scott's planes, 46 here around yorktown, this is victoria, what does victoria have to say? the day started with showers you got that right. by the time with this was finishing up, real pretty out there. and it felt comfortable with temperatures, going to start changing as we move forward, some clouds out there right now, 54, south-southwest wind around 10, 15 miles per hour or so, southerly wind netbook those temperatures up today to 58. this time of year. for your day tomorrow, going to bring it down, by at least 80 degrees. i'll go for a high of about 50. a slight chance for a raindrop tomorrow, and a slight chance also for a flurry north of the city so we'll keep an eye on that for you. headlines look like this. the snow chance, slight chance tomorrow, a little bit better chance on saturday, saturday snow chains but recent models are pushing it a little bit more to the south. i'll show you the model runs in just a moment. still to be accumulation. let's get right to what we have right now. a few little showers, not heavy

a low 49 degrees in the city. 40 in monticello. 41 in yorktown and poughkeepsie. not too terribly cold out there overnight tonight. here is a look at the seven-day forecast. tomorrow we'll reach a high of 74 degrees before the rain arrives. the rain cools us down a little bit on tuesday with a high of 67. dry on wednesday, 65 degrees, before more rain arrives on thursday. high temperatures right at or a little bit above our seasonal average. back to you. >> all right, erica. thank. >>> a couple in manhasset has an extra reason to celebrate. >> they welcomed their new baby in the world on april 22nd. there she is. but here is the twist. their birthdays are also, both of them, april 22nd.

vehle happened tuesday night alongsdaa 30th street right nearight nea yorktown high school.rkto the suspectt iss being in his 40's or 50's, wearing a blue tattered tankredk top. police are also looking for anor older mol blue pickup trucke pi with dents and scratches.ennd s anyone with information isinfori asked to call arlingtongton police. >> still ahead, it's sentencing day for the man who m flew a gyrocopter over ther t lawn of the u.s. capitol.the u.. we'll talk about the'll ta punishment that he faces. faces >> tragic discovery in dn northern a two-year-old girl found dead-d inside a car. what we know about the investigation. >>> stay with us. we're back right after this. kathleen matthews: in the race for congress, i don't believe that big money can buy votes -- not in our district. and i won't claim to have single handily passed just about every bill in annapolis. we can't settle for the same old politics, not when our basic rights are being threatened by trump and cruz. i'll stand up to their bigotry and be a passionate voice for maryland women and families. in tv and in business,

jar intended for the family of a slain virginia state trooper stolen from a convenience store near yorktownthis afternoon 25-year-old burrell is accused of taking it. the store was collecting money to help the family of trooper chad dermyer. the donations were to help his wife and his two children. >>> tonight, you can weigh in on the future of braddock road. fairfax county transportation planners are hosting a community open house to talk about possible improvements. possible improvements include road widening, bike lanes, pedestrian parking, and even adding toll lanes. >>> well, he tried to travel across the caribbean in an inflatable bubble. >> i don't think this dude realized that there's like a thousand miles between florida and bermuda. maybe he thought the bahamas. >> he tried. >> anyway, the mission was a bust. now he can be facing a pretty big fine from the coast guard. he had to be rescued yesterday after the coast of florida. the coast guard looked at his plans before he set out on the journey, told him he's going to be too dangerous. because he defied their orders, he could be f

. >> two years ago terrence murphy, a and town board member from yorktown ran for his first state race and ran a seat in the senate. what troubled him was a huge influx of cash to his democratic opponent, justin wagner. cash from out of town. >> it's not a pay for play here. >> reporter: so the putnam county republican chairman asked the new york state of elections to investigate and this is the bombshell report from the board, that de blasio and his aides engages in, quote, a violation warranting criminal prosecution. investigators believe de blasio raised funds from those who have business with the city, diverted the money to county democratic committees who gave over a million dollars to local democrats running for state legislature. de blasio and business owners in new york city. >> reporter: the putnam county democratic committee usually transferred only a few thousand dollars every year for the five years prior to the 2014 election. that year they transferred more than $600,000, almost all of it to two specific candidates who later lost. with city and federal prosecutors now laun

a man accused of luring children into his vehicle it happened last night along 30th street near yorktownschool suspect described as man in 40s to 50s wearing a blue tattered tank top and looking for older model pickup truck with dents and scratches. >> "fox5" in the districts a teen age girl is under arrest of connection of back-to-back rarmd robbyes and mary shay, police are serving for the gir girl's sister and boyfriend and they're all accused of robbing two people at knifepoint at the intersection of brandywine and river. the next happened minutes later problems away. councilwoman tells us this group may be connected to similar crime along volta street. >> baltimore judge rud two officers who arrested freddie gray last year can be forced to testify against fellow officers. the rule ago louz city prosecutors to call officer garrett miller as a witness against officer edward nero whose trial begins next month. and the two are among six officers charged in gray's death. each faces charges including a salt, reckless endangerment and misconduct in office. >> that was the motion. prosecuti

. >> david culver is in the yorktown community with how neighbors there are changing their habits. >>eporter: jim and path most disturbing for police the boldness of this suspect. he tried to abduct three children in back to back incidents all while parents and neighbors were outside. in beautiful weather like this, the flowers blooming, s susun sign shining, winter behind us it what happened here tuesday night, a reminder of the dangers that lurk. a mom heard about the incident. part of the reason she's walking a little closer with her young daughter tonight. >> will it change any habits, do you think? >> probably. we'll do more to make sure they're escorted to and from school to the bus. >> reporter: 30th and florida was the first incident with two little girls. >> the older model chevy pickup truck stopped for 30 seconds and kept waving these two little girls over. >> reporter: the suspect was so determined to go after another potential victim that he just drove along the same block. just a few feet up, it's here where he approached a little boy. >> he said, hey, get in and i'll ge

latest incident happened tuesday, a couple of days ago in the 5200 block of north 30th street near yorktown high school if you are familiar with the area. police say a ma pickup truck tried to lure three children into his vehicle. so the kids were outside. they were playing hide and seek when it happened. police say they were between 8 and 11 yars old and they were able to run away and get help. police just a vague description at this point of who approached an 11-year-old boy and a 9-year-old girl in south arlington. that was earlier this month. those kids were out on a playground. the one behind the arbor heights apartment on 8th street south. in that case the children also describe the suspect as driving a dark colored older model pickup truck. if you have any information on either of the cases or, of course, if your child is approached in any way, you are asked to call police. jonathan? jonathan: all right. thanks. look at that. the white house today. but looks like there are clouds through the area. michelle: gray day. but still warm. jonathan: the stretch of gorgeous dry weather has b

this is victoria in yorktown heights. it's 28 degrees where she is and her comment, beautiful, but cold today. where is spring? is there any more snow on the way? short answer? yeah, there is. let's get to it. tonight, the empire state building is lit up. it keeps alternating colors for all the different teams in major league baseball. there you go. there's the change right there. changing colors, it is a beautiful sight. mostly cloudy tonight, 38 degrees officially. winds out of the north at just 6 miles an hour. very different. no wind advisories tonight. no high wind warnings. that's a plus. highs around the area today, from the low 40s in newark and bridgeport. 50 degrees for central park and islip and laguardia. at 40 degrees, we hit it just after midnight. of course with the winds, it felt cooler. take a look at peak wind gusts. no wonder we saw significant damage. 71 mile-an-hour winds in madison, new jersey. 64 for jfk. 57 for staten island. it was search very, very windy. damaging winds. those have died down. tha

couple sprinkles maybe from yorktown over to kent cliffs and hopewell junction. then you have more showers off to the south and west. this whole thing has to pivot through. a lot of this will diminish a few will survive the showers. see all that cold air? that's going to rotate to our north. the cold air plunges in tomorrow night and sets the stage for the snow chance over the weekend. while we're in this nice break here, see how the showers try to come back over the evening hours? still have the umbrella. won't be as widespread. morning clouds. a little bit of sun. a stray shower. then more sunshine late day and clearing in to the evening hours. numbers tonight will be in the upper 30s in newburg, sussex. low 40s islip, bridgeport, belmar. upper 40s and lower 50s during the afternoon hours. so it's a spotty evening shower, thunderstorm despite the fact you see sun now. partly cloudy and breezy. tomorrow it's a high of 53. there's just a stray shower around, mainly north and east of new york city. clouds and sun. but a noticeable breeze and it is cool. partly to

and adam weiss, 24 of yorktown, texas. mr. president, the gulf coast is one of the most resilient parts of the country -- of the world, having face add variety of disasters and yet always bouncing back. always continuing to push forward. in louisiana, offshore oil and gas development is more than just our state's largest economic driver. it's a way of life, having supported countless jobs and families across the region. that's why our top priority must always be maintaining the highest level of safety standards and in the last six years we've been working to make sure this kind of human tragedy that we commemorate today on the sixth anniversary never happens again. it's been a real battle but the good news is that we've had a few solid wins during that time. louisiana's resilience and recovery cannot be easily measured in terms of numbers and figures, but i can say with confidence that each and every louisianan should be proud of how far we've come, including in these last six years. that's why as a region we continue -- it co

he's a teacher from yorktown, new york. he's leaning towards supporting you. gregory? >> good evening. as a moderate republican, i find it very, very difficult to reconcile my social liberalism with my fiscal conservatism often. and i feel as if the republican party is also becoming polarized in that fashion. as the years go on it's going to get worse. governor kasich, if you are blessed to have grandchildren one day, how do you envision the evolution of the republican party as relates to those values? and finally, what are the fundamental values that you believe that republican families should never waver on? >> well, i would have to really give that a lot of thought. that's just -- those are really tough questions. what is it we should never waver on? truth. don't do drugs. be humble. show respect. i think the family is so critical. family matters. families look different today than they used to look when i was just a young boy. but that's okay. we have to support our families. i think that's really important. you know, i guess those would be some of the things that

he's a teacher from yorktown, new york. he's leaning towards supporting you. >> good evening.moderate republican, i find it very, very difficult to reconcile my social liberalism with my fiscal conservatism often. and i feel as if the republican party is also becoming polarized in that fashion. as the years go on it's going to get worse. governor kasich, if you are blessed to have grandchildren one day, how do you envision the evolution of the republican party as relates to those values? and finally, what are the fundamental values that you believe that republican families should never waiver on? >> well, i would have to really give that a lot of thought. that's just -- those are really tough questions. what is it we should never waver on? truth? don't do drugs. be humble. show respect. i think the family is so critical. family matters. families look different today than they used to look when i was just a young boy. but that's okay. we have to support our families. i think that's really important. you know, i guess those would be some of the things that -- what do i try to te

happened tuesday night along 30th street near yorktown high school.s described as being in his 40's or 50'ss wearing a blue tattered tankred top much police are also looking for an older modelerod blue pickup truck with dentstr and scratches. anyone with information isucima being asked to call arlington police.police. >> d.c. police are looking forca the person who shot a man at a bus stop in southeast.outhst it happened yesterday eveningay in the 3300 block of 18th8t street and alabama avenue.venue. teachers at a nearby schooleasc say they had to scramble toame t get the children on theon t playground to safety.aynd t the victim is expected to survive. survive. >> today police are resumingolie their search for a missing for i fairfax county firefighter.efig. this is their fifth dayifth d searching for nicole mittendorf. last week. her car was found alongis the white oak canyon trail inail shenandoah national park.l par her family says she could haveld been training there.en t her friends say stress had her life led her there. tre a vigil was held for

. >> i want you to meet gregory smith, a teacher from yorktown, new york, he says he's leaning towardsporting you. gregory? >> good evening. as a moderate republican, i find it very, very difficult to reconcile my social liberalism with my fiscal conservatism often and i feel as if the republican party is also becoming polarized in that fashion and as the years go on it's just going to get worse. so governor kasich, if you are blessed to have grandchildren one day, how do you envision the evolution of the republican party as it relates to those values and, finally, what are the fundamental values that you believe that republican families should never waver on? >> hmm. well, i'd have to really give that a lot of thought. that's just -- those are really tough questions. what is it we should never waver on? truth. don't do drugs. be humble. show respect. i mean, i think that family is so critical. family matters. families look different today than they used to look when i was just a young boy, but that's okay. we have to support our families. i think that's really important. you know, i g

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the bumping incident was the karen and yorktown being bumped -- being met by a soviet frigate in 1988n the black sea. we were demonstrating freedom of navigation. there is a rule in international law that if the peninsula juts out, you do not have to go around 12 miles around that. you can just cut through. we were demonstrating that international right and to the soviets disagreed. subsequently, there was a meeting at jackson hole and the soviets came in line with the correct interpretation. we were, you know, innocent passages in that case. our understanding is the united states navy and other navies of the world, will continue to transit these waters that are close to these little island outposts that the chinese are creating in the south china sea. that will continue on for, you know, the near and distant future. >> a couple points are important. first of all, in the time before world war ii, given the nature of the world situation, technology, and domestic policy, navies did not normally operate hard by and off the coast of their designated enemies. during the time that edmund mi

they're from yorktown heights and they were dressed as ninja turtles. each paid 25 cents for the tickets from hbo's john oliver. the last week tonight host claims the yanks are elitist and selling premium seats to two more fans who promise to dress like riffraff. the yankees lost that game 5-3. >> ninja turtles. >> there's a dispute that john has been outraged about. >>> it's 5:20. to make a debut in new york city. >> the movie famous for themed events, cocktails and food. it will be the first draft house theater in the city. there's one in yonkers. interesting trend. >> it's an interesting trend. yes. not a terrible thing. just ahead on this wednesday morning, a dramatic escape caught on camera. >> he needs to get out. >> i know he needs to get out. >> watch what happens when a news crew spots a man struggling to get away from this wildfire. >>> call this an extra grande or vente. the plans for a new new york city starbucks that won't be like anything else in starbucks land. you're watching "today in new fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in t