this was the one bike. this was ethan's bike. this was ethan's mobility. this was ethan's goodsend." goodsend."and...a special needs child's custom made trike... stolen!when crooks struck...and if police have any leads. ((bump out)) wow, look at this bed! this nightstand! this wardrobe! what are you doing here? you're in ikea. my dream bedroom is in ikea? yes. what's that bedroom over there? that's your husband's dream bedroom. whatever your style, take home your dream bedroom together. ikea. the life improvement store. a tricycle -- specially built for a child with special needs -- is stolen right off the lawn of a maryland church. as beth parker explains after almost a month... police still have no leads. leads. ethan paugh can throw a football...but he has trouble catching... he can spell his last name...nats: "p-a-u-g-h awesome! good job." he works for everything he's gotten. you see, when he was a baby ethan was diagnosed with prader-willi syndrome. it's caused by a missing gene. the kids are often developmentally delayed...have very little muscle tone and rapid weight gain due

"this was the one bike. this was ethan's bike. this was ethan's mobility. this was ethan's goodsend." "sad.""we told ethan, don't worry. we'll find your bike before the night's over. and that didn't appen." now he has to walk the path he used to ride... ethan had lost three pounds in the ten days he had the bike, without it...he's lost a little bit of himself. tonight hagerstown police tell us they have had no significant leads in the case... they just hope who ever took it... will return it... kc fox 45 news at five thirty the... mayor of baltimore... is.. accused of... making... the city... a... "safe haven"... for... illegals.../. mayor... rawlings-blake... says... illegal... immigrants ... are crucial... to her goal ... of... adding... 10-- thousand... new families... to baltimore's population... over... the... next decade..../ in... march, ... she ...signed an executive order.../ barring police... and other city employees ... from... asking about... citizenship... status..../ delegate... pat mcdonough ... áblastsá... the policy... which ...he says ...will make baltimore... a...

this was the one bike. this was ethan's bike. this was ethan's mobility. this was ethan's goodsend." goodsend."when crooks struck... and if police have any leads. leads. you're watching fox 45 morning news.. all local.. all morning. a tricycle -- specially built for a child with speciaa needs -- is stolen right off the lawn of a maryland church. church. as beth parker explains after almost a month... police still have no l. ethan paugh can throw a football...but he has trouble catching... he can spell his last name...last name... nats: "p-a-u-g-h awesome! good job." he works for everything he's gotten. you see, when he was a baby ethan was diagnosed with prader-willi syndrome. it's caused by a missing gene. the kids are often developmentally delayed...have very little muscle tone and rapid weight gain due to an insatiable appetite. nats: "he doesn't have the sensation of ever being full." many families - including ethan's - have to actually lock down the food. nats: "keep it locked so he can't get hold of it." doctors put him on a 1500 calorie a day diet, but even so - at age 7 ethan

"this was the one bike. this was ethan's bike. this was ethan's mobility. this was ethan's goodsend." "sad.""we told ethan, don't worry. we'll find your bike before the night's over. and that didn't happen." now he has to walk the path he used to ride... ethan had lost three pounds in the ten days he had the bike, withouttit...he's lost a little bit of himself. tonight hagerstown police tell us they have had no significant leads in the case... they just hope who ever took it... will return it... kc fox 45 news at ten downtown baltimore... may... look a bit... different... this weekend. it'll be invaded by airbenders , pokemon's and other asian pop culture characters...and its all for the annual áotakon conventioná. otakon 20-12 is one of the biggest anime conventions in the u-s-a with more than 30- thousand people atteeding each year. fans dress up in their favorite japanese cartoon costumes to enjoy japanese films, music and more. "its literally costume play so your dressing up as your favorite character and kind of taking over their persona the entire weekend. some people are goin

this was ethan's mobility. it was ethan's god send. >> it is sad. >> we told ethan, don't worry about it, we'll find your bike. >> as of this time, we have had no significant leads come in. >> now he has to walk the path he used to ride. he lost three pounds in the ten days he had

it was ethan's godsend. i told him don't worry about t we'll find the bike before the night is over. >> reporter: and now almost a month later. >> we've had no significant leads come in to tell us the location of that tricycle. >> reporter: he has to walk the path he used to ride. he had lost three pounds in the 10 days he had the bike. without it, he has lost a little bit of himself. beth parker, fox 5 news. >> hope they can get that figured out and straightened out there. >>> watch your language at work. it just might pay off. that is ahead in about 20 minutes. >> up next we'll have all our top stories plus weather and traffic. stay with us. [ male announcer ] olympic tennis players bob and mike bryan are always on the move. so they can't get to the bank to deposit a check. instead, they use citibank mobile check deposit. it's easy. they just snap a pic... ♪ hit send... and their checks are deposited right to their account. well almost all of their checks. stand back. seriously? [ male announcer ] citiba

i'm, like, you got to get ethan, you got to get ethan. so i'm trying, i'm, like, you got to run back, you got to find him and get him. and then once i say, just jump if you run back, you're dead. that's it. just jump. just pray that he won't kill your 4-month-old. just pray that he don't find him. so i jump and i run. i land and i'm running. i'm running. i'm looking behind me to see if people are running behind me. i'm looking for her. and for our daughter. i don't see them. telling me, just go back in, go back. like, you can't leave them in there. it's like, if you go back, you're dead too. what if our kids live and then they're orphans with no parents. you're just thinking, like, please let them go alive. then i'm thinking, i don't want to live if they all die it i don't want to live if they all die. just please. i'm praying, just praying. just please let them get out alive. i got to my truck and i drov across to the mall. i'm try to call 911 and trying to call patricia. it's going -- it's just ringing. every time it rings, i'm like, th

this is a young man named ethan. ethan's parents gave me parent about him. i used that information to extract even a little more than the truth from ethan. enjoy. ♪ >> jimmy: i'm going to ask you some questions, and all you'll have to do is tell me the absolute truth, okay? >> okay. >> jimmy: are you capable of doing that? >> yes. >> jimmy: okay. good. we'll start off with your name. what is your name? >> ethan. >> jimmy: very good. what grade are you in, ethan? >> second. >> jimmy: how old are you? >> 8. >> jimmy: 8 years old. do you have a girlfriend? >> no [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: i'll ask you again. do you have a girlfriend? >> no. [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: what is your girlfriend's name? >> nobody. >> jimmy: you can tell us, you're around friends. this is guys talk. >> guillermo: we won't tell your mom. [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: it's getting crazy. let's move on to another topic. have you ever been in trouble at school? >> yes. >> jimmy: for what? >> i went to an inappropriate website because of my friend -- >> jimmy: a website? >> yes, he said it was a game websit

ethan said he's never going to let his bicycle get away in again. in hagerstown, beth parker, fox 5 news. >> i love the happening there. >>> the maryland man who impersonates batman to cheer up sick children in the hospital lost two gigs in the wake of the colorado movie shooting. lenny robinson has been impersonating batman and arriving at hospitals in his own for years. children's hospital in st. louis in chicago cancelled visits over concerns the dark knight's presence would trigger scary thoughts about the colorado massacre. >>> the capital area food bank opened the doors to its new location in northeast d.c. the new facility is the size of two football fields and that is double the size of the old facility and has more refrigerator and freezing space and 13 loading docks for grocery trucks. the president joining us tonight and thank you for being here. >> thank you so much for had having me. preen it. >> and this some great news for the food bank and locate talk about why they were doing this? >> our capacity had just -- the food that was donat

ethan from hagerstown has a genetic syndrome that keeps his muscles from developing. kids with the illness tend to be obese and ethan was never strong enough to ride a bike so they had a special bicycle handmade for him. ten days after getting it, someone stole it. and a maryland man saw our story and recognized the bicycle from a post he saw on craig's list. the bicycle will be returned to ethan tomorrow and we plan to be there to bring you the story. >>> and just ahead tonight on the news edge at 6, a christmas to remember. especially in july. an iraq war veteran celebrating with his family after being deployed the first time around. >>> and you may have not been the only one catching a glimpse of the olympics, some say they spotted what looked like a ufo hovering over the opening ceremony. and look closely there at the top of the screen. the good year blimp said it was hired to record aerial footage of the show and said the blimp was not in the area at the time. that object is not appearing to be a helicopter either. the video has u.f.o. believers buzzing. what do

its being transported ...back to ethan. (shop manager)"this item i was very shocked that it was something stolen being as i did know the person that brung it to me i was very shocked it turned up to be stolen but as i told the police officer i am very very happy the boy is being to get his bicycle back" back" hagerstown... police... hope to return ...the bike... to the little boy tomorrow....//. and... they're... looking to catch the thief... who put it up for consignment. the... ravens... begin their 2nd week... of... training camp tod. today... one of their starters from last year finally makes an appe. appearance... bruce cunningham joins us live from the under armour performance center in owings mills with more...bruce. roll cue: "roster is complete" complete" on cam cue: "practice field" 3 the white house reponds to mitt romney's remarks in israel..... as the g-o-p candidate for president moves on to poland... that's coming u. up. 3 a high speed pursuit on the streets of california. why police smashed in the windows of

it was traced to this dundalk shop 92 miles away from ethan's hagerstown home. (shop)"we sell just about anything there is under the sun.... " ....except if its stolen. richard tells us ááheáá got the bike from one of his regular customers... (shop)"as i did know the person that brung it to me i was very shocked it turned up to be stolen but as i told the police officer i am very very happy the boy is being to get his bicycle back"(cairns)"the bike is now in the custody of the hagerstown police its being transported back to h. where it will be processed and may be back in ethans hands by tomorrow."(two shot-store manager and guy who saw it on news)"its a remarkable story of how someone saw it.. identified it..saw it on the news..and then returned to him.."the bike may have passed through several unsuspecting hands.. but people involved here hope the thief learns a lesson:(big boyd)"dont take something that dont belong to you"in balt co kc fox 45 news att10 tonight, detectives are trying to track down the man who brought the stolen bike to the dundalk shop. s

and back on june 30th, ethan had gone inside to have some lunch. nobody knew it but his cousin, who is five years old and decided she was going to take the bike for a spin. >> sheriff's office afraid to get in trouble. 15 minutes later when the adults found out, she led them here to the spot where the bike had disappeared. >> stolen. >> reporter: that's right, stolen from the lawn of a church. >> this is his mobility. it was ethan's god send. >> this is sad. >> i said don't worry about it, we'll find your bike before the night's over. >> reporter: almost a month later? >> because of this time, we have had no significant lead comes in on a like of the tricycle. >> reporter: now, he has to walk the path he used to ride. >> here. >> reporter: he lost three pounds in the 10 days he had the bike without it. he's lost a little bit of himself. in hagerstown, beth parker, fox 5 news. >>> there is truth in advertising for today's forecast. >> i am glad you liked it and i wished this was going to be a false advertisement. near 100 degrees. >> wow. >> and if

its being transported ...back to ethan. (shop manager)"this item i was very shocked that it was something stolen being as i did know the person that brung it to me i was very shocked it turned up to be stolen but as i told the police officer i am very very happy the boy is being to get his bicycle back" back" hagerstown... police... hope to return ...the bike... to the little boy tomorrow....//. and... they're... looking to catch the thief... who put it up for consignment. bad day for rollercoaster riders at a six flags in california. twelve people got stuck on the new superman rollercoaster ride sunday. the ride stopped at the highest point of the track. even though there are a lot of twist and turns on the ride...riders were upright when the ride stopped. crews managed to unjam the coaster...but the only way down was riding the coaster backwards, no injuries were reported. 3 and a good day for new hope ...in a... neighborhood... beset... by crime.../ and... riddled with... vacant housing.../ housing.../ we... told you las

ethan, let me ask you this. you know, in california, there are a number of offenses, drug possession offenses, that are punished already as misdemeanors. i think met amphetamine, p.c.p., i think valium, certain steroids, and yet we treat as felonies, the possession of cocaine and heroin as felonies. did you see this kind of discrepancy in the other states that your organization has worked to -- >> matt, if i could, i think the perspective i could offer would be more useful in that is really putting what the u.s. is doing, california is doing in a more global perspective. because what one sees around the world is a growing number of countries that are choosing to decriminalize the possession of all drugs, when the proposals now are merging -- new jersey did this a few years ago in a small way, colombia, argentina, ecuador, guatemala, some with right wing governments, very tough on crime, and in europe, similarly. it's not generally the standards to be putting people behind bars for a possession of any drug in sma

people are dying. >> you were shielding ethan. shielding him with your body. >> i see the balcony, and i'm like can i jump off, can i jump off? i stand up and like lean over to look how high it is, and i'm like can i get ethan to jump off, can i jump off with him and him be okay. what if i land funny, what if i break his neck. shots started going off again, and every shot that you just saw this is the way i die. >> did you get a look in the darkness at the shooter? >> no. >> if i seen him, he sees me, and if he sees me, i'm dead and he's dead, we're dead, and that's all i could think about. like try not to get seen, and -- >> how was it that you and your children survive? >> i just remember there was a point where the gunshots stopped. and i saw people running, and i thought they are running, he's not shooting, get up and go, and i just got up. >> you ran carrying your son, dragging your daughter, with shrapnel in your leg, you just ran. >> i ran as fast as i could. you think of the faces you saw, all of the people, and you wonder

ethan paugh has very little missile town tone and he gains weight very easily. >> the $8,000 tricycle was stolen from his home. recently someone saw it on a chris craigslist ad. >> i did know the person who brought it to me. i was very, very happy that the little boy was going to get his bicycle back. >> it's remarkable story of how somebody saw it, identified it, saw it on the news and then it was returned to them. >> good. >> the tricycle might have exchanged hands several times. hagerstown police police have it now and they are going to give it back to ethan as soon as they can. >>> food truck operators in the kitsch be say in the last few weeks they have noticed tougher enforcement of an ordinance they don't like. fox 5's beth parker has the story this morning. >> david pena knows his mexican street food. he left a job as a sous chef to pursue the dream of running his own food truck. >> with our six-hour braced brisket and chicken. >> reporter: he has been at it just three days. >> we got two different warnings, one there at that location and another warning down the street. >> re

. >> ethan paul is seven years old and suffers from a syndrome that means he has little muscle tone and gains weight easily. the $8,000 tricycle was designed to help him. he was stolen from his home last month. someone saw the story beth parker did about it, and recognized it from a craigslist ad from a shop in suburban baltimore. >> i did know the person that brought it to me. i was shocked it turned up to the stolen. as i told the police officer, i was very happy the boy was going to get his bicycle back. >> remarkable story of how somebody saw it, and it was returned to him. >> police will return it to ethan later this afternoon. >> happy ending there. >> good. >>> still ahead, another update on an accident involving an overturned tractor-trailer. >> first, dave ross is watching the action at redskins park. hey, dave. >> reporter: hey, tony. day five of training camp. sadly, we have a lot of injuries to discuss. when you have a ferrari in the driveway, you want to protect it. we'll talk about the big truck upfront when fox 5 morning news continues. 3q finally carpet cleaning got easi

and ethan nadalman, the executive director of the drug policy alliance, an organization that promotes alternatives to the war on drugs. welcome to both of you. >> thank you, carol. >> thanks, carol. >> the republican governor of new jersey, chris christie, calls the war on drugs a failure. is he right, eaten? >> well, he's clearly right. if you look at a trillion dollars this country has spent over the last 40 years and we still have significant levels of drug abuse, overdose fatalities are at an all time my hi. the seizure is just a blip. what's significant about governor christie saying what he's saying, he's really the first major republican figure nationally, current and feature leader in the republican party, saying this sort of stuff and he's also been supportive of reducing the prison population in new jersey. he supported the state's medical marijuana program. his health department is supporting needle exchange programs to reduce hiv and hepatitis c. we're beginning to see some bipartisan consensus that this war on drugs has failed and we need to dramatically shift resources f

the bike was stolen from seven year old ethan paugh who has a genetic disorder. a dundalk shop posted the photo on consignment for a regular customer. (shop manager)"this item i was very shocked that it was something stolen being as i did know the person that brung it to me i was very shocked it turned up to be stolen but as i told the police officer i am very very happy the boy is being to get his bicycle back" back" hagerstown police hope to return the bike to the little boy today... and they are looking to catch the thief who put it up for consignment. horn nats natsformer n-f-l quarterback brett favre is back on the field.but this time... as a coach.he's working as an offensive coordinator for a high school football team in hattiesburg, mississippi. monday was his first day coaching his new team... the "oak grove warriors. " questions about health care. care. 7:13 "it's a bigger deal to people than i think most people realized." realized."why businesses are so confused about the new law. law. ((break 1)) [ male announcer ] good paying jobs. better schools. th

the tricycle had been designed for seven year old ethan who has genetic disorder. the eight thousand dollar bike was designed to specifically help him develop muscle tone and lose weight. it was stolen last month... someone brought it to this shop in dundalk to put on consignment... state police recovered the stolen item and turned it over to hagerstown police. now everyone wants the thief caught. (shop manager)"this item i was very shocked that it was something stolen being as i did know the person that brung it to me i was very shocked it turned up to be stolen but as i told the police officer i am very very happy the boy is being to get his bicycle back" hagerstown... police... hope to return ...the bike... to the little boy tomorrow....//. and... they're... looking to catch the thief... who put it up for consignment. kc fox 45 news at fivethirty. she survived cancer twice... but a new battle will leave her without hands and feet. how... her... own dog ... could... be to blame. 3 just days before their wedding... one couple stunned by a call from their own churc

. >> ethan, i wanted to ask you, in the other states that you've seen valid measures go before the voters, were there particular arguments that were more compelling for others that you find anything really caught the public's support or imagination? >> well, you know, it's interesting. my organization drafted, put on the ballot proposition 36 back in 2000, and that included at the time doubling state funding for drug treatment by $120 million a year. we made the mistake of only putting it in there five years and eventually the lending was cut and saved taxpayers a huge amount of money, what we saw when we polled other states around the country on prop 36 -- because there are prop 36, because it prohibited incarceration the first two times somebody was arrested for possession if they did not have a criminal record, it was in fact a fairly substantial decriminalization statute in its own right. what we found was that even in southern states, florida, significant majorities, over 60%, believe that people who had an addiction should not be sent to jail the first or second time, jail or prison

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. >> the law went into place less ethan a month ago providing another layer of protection around pools. >> watchful eyes at the waugh chapel swim club saved a life. a relaxing day at the pool turned into one amy davis won't forget. an 8-year-old boy was pulled from the deep end. >> there was a loud scream, and the lifeguard, i saw him rescuing a little boy and putting him up on the deck and immediately did cpr and everybody started running. >> reporter: a lifeguard named mark is the hero and did cpr before he was flown to john hopkins hospital, a 5-year-old boy named conner who left us in 2006. >> that mother just got a great gift. her son's alive. >> conner's parents started coniines foundation after their son drowned at the country club five miles away. a defibrillator was on site but wasn't used. a law passed mandates every pool have an aed machine. >> if used in the first five minutes they have a 90% survival rate. >> reporter: she donated an aev two years ago, on saturday the boy came to life but that machine was added protection. >> they did the job here, the layers of protection