. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> that rain could affect the morning commute. what about the rest of the day and of course, the holiday weekend. let's get to sue palka and find out, >> what a week it's been shawn, tony, rounds of rain. round three as i mentioned and it is a soaker we will mainly get in the overnight hours. it's just giping now an a lot of are you seeing moderate to heavy rain especially down south. by the time we get to morning commute i think it's wet. the worry will almost be over and break out sunshine i think hour maybe later. heavy rain you can see a little moderate band pushing into d.c. and around front royal and down south. it's moving south to north and we'll all get 234 in on the action tonight and this could deliver one thoov one inch of rain and can't completely rule out a rumble of thunder. certainly nothing too strong but brings you more rain. getting in closer here light rain moved into d.c. and fairfax county and loudoun and moderate rain mount vernon moving from triangle. sometimes will hear rain pounding on roof overnight. we

thanks for joining us i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm tony perkins. >> sue palka is tracking chances for strong storms and area changes on the way. she joins us liver with a first check ever the forecast, hi there, sue. >> tony, shawn, we were placed under severe thunderstorm watch and there's potential for storms later tonight and to become severe and main threat with anything would be damaging straight line winds. we have not seen much in the area right now. but it's kind of increasing down south and also to our west. so the threat time for us i think is between about 8:00 and 10:00 tonight and that's why you see big portions of our region under a severe thunderstorm watch. up to pennsylvania the red is tornado watch difference in pennsylvania is the storms rotate. just a few cities meio it goes all the way down so south. at the moment not much in our area. again litter tonight especially storms down to south we wonder if they'll try to form a line. closest rain rights now just pushing north of interstate 70 and nothing there has been severe. let me it will you these individual rain storms th

shawn. thank you lindsay s. also tonight at a the meeting frustrated parents voiced their concerns about the air quality heights elementary school. district heights need to be closed. i'm a mother. what about you all? do you feel my pain and frustration? do you feel me? do you know what i'm going through? i'm a parent. would you want your kids to be -- they've been in this school for three years. three years. somebody help us. won't you help us? you need to help us. if you don't want to do the job let somebody do it that's going to help us. >> you may recall this was a school that we've been reporting on. their parents, students and even teachers thought there were air quality issues and they said people were getting sick. emotions were very high at that meeting. despite the air quality problems were qui remediated and that the systems are monitored daily. >> new tonight, police are looking for two people who hupg a news at a maryland middle school. take a look, investigators say the suspect itself in these pict

>> shawn, tone yirngs we're just now learning details about that. we're learning that david watt what son was captured around 9:40 tonight and in an area a few hundred yards where he was spotted to morning and in area where police already checked. waipt to read to you part of the update howard county police just put out. it reads to new part, "tactical officers railroad rechecking small drainage pipe 18 any owe size a few und red yards. although the pipe was confirmed empty earlier in the day officers with night vision he rechecked area they found him. police started searching this area me jessup near cliffton tea park epz psychiatric hospital this morning when they got a tip from someone who spotted wilson wearing hard hat and safety investigate. police determined it was stolen and they found where watson was sleep physical a drainage tunnel. you remember watson was transported from delaware where he served more than 100 years in prison fwron for attempted murder and just before 10:00 tonight ending 6 day manhunt. briefing tomorrow morning 9:30 doc

. >> we're just going to focus on the present shawn. i would need my own one hour especial if i do all of that. it's so busy right now. we're really still in prime time as these very strong storms are moving through loaded with lightning, strong gusts of wind. there have been some reports of hail. i got some recently from the olney area, from a twitter follower and i just heard from a twitter follower that said that [inaudible] inches of rain in king george when this came through. flash flooding definitely a problem with this. the good news is at the moment nothing is severe in our area. i'm going to get in you closer because certainly very heavy rain falling from portion oft district through the upper down to sunderland and over to the bay and also concerned as this storm continues moving northeast at 30 you're going to get another big round of rain. boy, it's loaded with lightning as well but then moving up toward frederick very heavy rain right where 70 and 270 come together. heavy rain across montgomery county as well, rockville, to

>> that's not what shawn spicer is up to these days. we're going to talk about it after this. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. >> ♪ >> jena bush hager says her dad is a feminist. hager said the way she parents is a reflection on how she was actually raised. she said "people laugh at this but i think my dad was a feminist. he showed us that we could be whatever we wanted to be. i want my girls to feel that way. i want them to feel strong and capable and conquer the world. hager says her dad always pushed her and her twin sister to be the smart test most capable thing they could be ." i think that is called being a great park. that's the way you want to raise your kids period boys or girls. >> there was a lt of attention paid for the bush girls miss behaving. >> speak for yourself. i didn't do anything wrong. >> i was fine, too. i was boring. >> i was a perfect teenager. >> but in the grand scheme of things, they're doing q

positive reenforcement. >> well done, shawn >> thank you, tony. four more to go. >> for more times >> pepsi coming out with a new limited edition drink it's called pepsi fire. it's cinnamon flavor. it will hit stores later this month for the summer. there will be a pepsi fire social media reaction to the de- announcement is ranged from curiosity to disgust. many people are saying the concept is a non-alcoholic answer to popular cinnamon flavored, fire ball. >> is that what it is? like putting hot sauce in coca-cola to me. >> game seven another heartbreaker wizards run and an nba title is over >> here's jim lokay >> the wizards had a chance to win on the road and face the eastern conference title. ain't happening. makes it one handed. early on, they were looking pretty good. flip it around. the wizards for most third quarter. biggest lead about six points. kept them in the game, we're showing you a lot of john wall. we saw moments like this where they were able to play a little key way at the bend. the celtics started to press, jot to say john wall

shawn. lots of improvement before we get to saturday and sunday. let's see what radar is showing us and we still have activity in thames of the storms rolling through. take a look over delmarva there. we have a pretty good batch there as well as to the south. as we look to the north we've got quite a lot happening here in through parts of northern regions and in through baltimore and anne arrundel. you can see here we have a fair amount of heavy rainfall in the system moving its way across. and that is where we're also looking at the storm that is moving through at 30 miles an hour or so in howard country. as we look south not much happening here. heading to 95. and things will improve into tonight. we have a little boundary north of us that could slide down. i cannot rule out that things will be peaceful and calm the rest of the night. temperatures now, 74 in na nation's capital and 68 baltimore 69 fredericksburg. overnight tonight temperatures will hang around into the 60s. we've got a cool down for the weekend ahead. i'll have the details coming

i'm tony perkins >> i'm shawn yancy, the man skipped the sentencing. the victim's family understandably frustrated, because they were told he was wearing a gps tracker turns out he wasn't. >> tisha lewis joins us with more, >> reporter: well, we're told a warrant squad arrested kenneth kelly today. he's been a fugitive as you mentioned since friday when he didn't show up here to court. three days ago. that means he's been on the run since then. we're still awaiting details about his arrest. prince george's county sheriff's office says that they plan to release more details about the take-down tomorrow. in the meantime during kelly's sentencing, family members say they were repeatedly told by the court kelly's location was being monitored with a gps device, and he was, quote, on his way. now, turns out none of that was the case. prince george's county circuit court said kelly was never issued a gps monitoring device. a spokesperson for the court said the case file does in the reflect an order for a gps monitoring device. victims' family said being on ou

>> shawn, tone yirngs we're just now learning details about that. we're learning that david watt what son was captured around 9:40 tonight and in an area a few hundred yards where he was spotted to morning and in area where police already checked. waipt to read to you part of the update howard county police just put out. it reads to new part, "tactical officers railroad rechecking tir rain including small drainage pipe 18 any owe size a few und red yards. although the pipe was confirmed empty earlier in the day

reporter rear we're getting there, shawn. we know that the chemical substance is a common household chemical, but as to why it arrived at the house, that's still under investigation. we happened to be in downtown frederick at the time the call went out. we were here for another story and by the time we got here to the hospital a decontamination tenth had already been sent up by the are trying to determine exactly why this package was sent to the house and whether or not there was any kind of nefarious reason to do that. however, tonight we understand that the two men who were affected are doing okay. here's a hospital official updating us a little while ago. >> the condition of the patients did not get any worse. they are being treated. we know that the nurse who stayed with them and treated them did not have any problems, any issues. as they stated there's a secondary confirmation going for the chemical so for the meantime we'll keep that portion of the ed closed and once we find out what the confirmation of the chemical is

hi, ronica. >> reporter: hey, jim and shawn. we're on the red carpet with juan williams of fox news also a contributor to the hill. how do you feel about this recognition tonight. >> i'm pretty wowed by it. you the year for the multimedia corresponden about the idea thax news channel last year number one, i mean, we broke ratings records and for the five i hope people watch the five and that was again breaking ratings records. a very tumultuous year in some ways given all the politics that happened and to go through that history making cycle and then come out and be acknowledged by my peer as& broadcast journalist of the year is pretty fantastic. >> reporter: and what would be your message to young people watching you? i mean, such an accomplished career that feel maybe discouraged by this industry or feel that it's too intimidating. what dowel would you -- would you tell them. >> i'm an author. i write books. i do tv. i write a column for the hill as you write for the hill and so, what you have to do, i think, is get yourself a

shawn and i will be lack at 11. up next is fox news at 10:30. >> next at 10:30 students stage a sit in on campus. demand from the university of maryland saints to the school administration after a noose was found at frat house on campus. and plus a former nfl player turns teacher and now he's giving back working with opportunities students in his northern virginia hometown. >> and before you snap and posts that selfie how those pictures could reveal too much and put you at risk. that's all next at 10:30. :30. ♪ i ain't lookin' to compete with you ♪ ♪ beat or cheat or mistreat you ♪ ♪ simplify you, classify you ♪ ♪ deny, defy or crucify you ♪ ♪ all i really wanna do ♪ ♪ is, baby, be friends with you ♪ >> right now at 10:30 a map behind bars accused of murder and how police linked him two separate killings in two different countyes. >> campus sit in at the university of maryland and demand students are making to school's administ

shawn, jim, back to you. >> thank you, sue. >> well the speculation is over. what the former vice-president said running for president 5@630 comes back did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's over 6 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 250 mbps. call today. comcast business. built for business. >> i think there were people out there trademarking phrase riding with biden. an event in new hampshire sunday if you're running for frez you go to new hampshire but he told the crowd he was not running. the crowd growned and laughed and growned and booing him over the decision. vp quickly combed the crowd and said he'll do all he can to support the democratic party. interesting a lot of stuff and asked former boss resident to get out through with them and they both said we're here if you want us. >> one of the reasons he's so popular i'll tell you why. >> he's not r

shawn thomas can't stop smiling. not only a free man, a super man according to the shirt worn for him by his nephew. >> you know, we just take stuff for granted >> thomas entered prison 24 years ago, serving at the state correctional facility where he was released late tuesday afternoon. >> how did you find a way to grow into man >> i studied, worked, kept my mind busy as far as my faith-wise. which is muslim. >> he wrote to those he felt could help him prove his innocence in the 1990 murder of a north philadelphia businessman, he was wrongly accused of. it took place while he and his mother were in court for an unrelated offense. >> i reached out >> when i saw shawn, i knew right away that it had merit because it just made sense. >> reporter: what he said made sense was the alibi and what didn't was that the log of that day was never presented in court >> they had to have some kind of record shawn was there. >> eventually the district attorney's review board elected to vacate the conviction >> it's a rare gift as a

i'm shawn yancy >> i'm tony perkins. off the top, the rain on the winds that have been blowing through the region >> sue palka joins us with an update. sue is it behind us? >> pretty much, we're down to p. looked worse than it

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shawn urbanski will remain locked up with more bond. more on vigil on what will take place 7:00 tonight let's go to lynn we watts at bowie state. >> paul, second lieutenant collins should have been walking in graduation ceremony here tomorrow. should have been getting diploma and instead his family is now preparing to bury him. and i just talked to a family spokesman and he says that some of collins relatives will be attending the vigil tonight and not his immediate family members. he says they are still too devastated with this l young man who had so much going for him collins was justition commissioned and military member will follow in got steepz and friday night collins was at the university of maryland celebrating new role in army intelligence division early saturday and he was attacked on campus. this has been a horrifying end to the school year for students both at buoy state and university of maryland. we spoke to two recent graduates in college park. >> it's a horrible feeling you feel helpless inside that you cannot do anythin

shawn thomas can't stop smiling. not only a free man, a super man according to the shirt worn for him by his nephew. >> you know, we just take stuff for granted >> thomas entered prison 24 years ago, serving at the state correctional facility where he was released late tuesday afternoon. >> how did you find a way to grow into man >> i studied, worked, kept my mind busy as far as my faith-wise. which is muslim. >> he wrote to those he felt could help him prove his innocence in the 1990 murder of a north philadelphia businessman, he was wrongly accused of. it took place while he and his mother were in court for an unrelated offense. >> i reached out >> when i saw shawn, i knew right away that it had merit because it just made sense. >> reporter: what he said made sense was the alibi and what didn't was that the log of that day was never presented in court >> they had to have some kind of record shawn was there. >> eventually the district attorney's review board elected to vacate the conviction >> it's a rare gift as a

shawn was asking bit. friday looks like the best day. friday looks like a pretty good day, not a washout at all. but there may be some late day showers or a stomplet i can't rule out a storm on sunday or monday. but hey those temperatures in the low 80s will make the pool preet in varietying. tuesday chance of a thunderstorm, 83-degrees. shawn and tony, that is your nfl player. >> good idea or bad idea, what do you think? the nfl is easing up its penalties on touchdown celebrations. players can now use the football as a prop, celebrate as a group and role around on sure people like to role around on the ground. >> still banned, no extinguishing and celebrations that are too long are banned and they can't be too sexy. >> they also can't do anythings thats ' like a weapon. >> you know what i'm saying. >> i'm glad about that. i think it made it kind of boring. >> people are excited because you score a touchdown you just don't want to go i scored a touch down. you don't need a whole bunch orchestrated pulling props and stuff. >> just have fu

i'll be back with shawn at 11. coming up at next is fox5 news ten:30. >> a virginia mother of two who was an undocumented i am grant now facing deportation. her only crime malhistory is a traffic violation. how civil rights groups say this isn't right and are working to reunite her with her children. plus the us military turning to yoga to help soldiers who have come back from battle. the ten:30eus up next. xt. (counting for hide n' seek.) ready or not, here i come. ♪♪ anyone can dream. making it a reality is the hard part. northrop grumman command and control systems always let you see the complete picture. and we're looking for a few dreamers to join us. >> this is fox5 local news at 10:30. right now at 10:30, heartbroken family and friends gather to mourn the little boy who was killed on his birthday while crossing the street in d.c. then she's an undocumented immigrant now in custody. her only criminal history a traffic citation. how c

shawn. >> "fox5" is in the district tonight a foreman u.s. service member is accused of trying to start a race war via social media supporting isis and other terrorists groups and encouraging violence against police officers in the district. "fox5" tisha lewis is live in southwest tonight with the story. tisha. >> shawn, officers here at this first district police station were a target for 38-year-old clark calloway according to the feds. here's what we know so far. he shared plans to attack police here with an undercover fbi informant. he popped up on the fbi radar because of his posts on facebook. and he even made plans to buy ak-47 to carry out these attacks. >> 38-year-old clark calloway was has bee inked federal investigators say he brought an ak-47 from an undercover fbi informant for $200. court documents indicate calloway wanted to start a race war against white and full blown attack at district police head quarters. he told fbi informant two pigs were shot in idaho. choose the bullet over the ballot. on anoter occasion he sxlaipd, bu

thanks for joining us, i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. tonight, the white house is stem from an internal memo that james comey wrote detailing his conversation with the president teisha lewis is live at the white house with more on the report. >>reporter: tonight more claims about president trump's behavior that has the white house scrambling to defense him. this on york times saying that president donald trump asked former fbi james comey to turn his head on the investigation into former national security advisor michael flynn. tonight the white house again is denying this report. there's a battle heating up inside the white house and there was mixed reaction outside the white house. let's go to this tweet. this one coming from oversight and government reform committee chairman jason shave its coming out asserting if there is a memo, fbi director james comey describing president trump's request to end an investigation if it exists. his committee will issue subpoenas to get it. here are the fire i words, gop oversight is going to get the

thanks for joining us, i'm tony perkins and a i'm shawn yancy. fbi agents searched the officers of strategic campaign group. we have team coverage tonight. marina maracco spoke exclusively with the politician who sued the firm. but we begin with anjali hemphill for the very latest on the investigation. she's live at the firm's headquarters in annapolis. angelica lee. >>reporter: shawn and tony, the fbi is not confirming much at this point, but there reports that several of those fbi based out of washington, d.c. were here. they showed up in downtown annapolis along main street to search and cease records and they came to search the strategic campaign group that's located on the third floof floor. they described themselves as a full-service campaign group that does tv, print, e-mails advertising and marketing. while fbi agents were some scene, the group's president kelly rogers talked to reporters. rogers told reporters he believed the fbi was here regarding the group's work for republican nominee cuccinelli for the 2013 race. a civil was brought

but it turned out to be an arrow from shawn gallon. >> shot by an arrow. but he lived to tell about it. right now at 11:00, his run in with the man investigators are now linking to a sonoma county double murder. the news at 11:00 starts now. good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj matthai. this double murder stunned the north bay nearly 13 years ago. tonight new revelations. just weeks before their wedding, a young couple was found shot to death on a secluded beach in jenner. after a lengthy manhunt, this case went cold. until now. the sheriff's office says 38-year-old shawn gallon is the gunman and he has a violent history. he is already in jail for killing his brother. tonight we have an exclusive interview with another one of his victims. nbc bay area cheryl hurd 2r5678ed to auburn and joins with us more. >> reporter: the victim's name is james mcneil. he moved up here to washington, california, about a month ago. his encounter with shawn gallon involved a bow and an arrow. >> first thing i felt was a hard blow,

>>reporter: shawn, there is no way around this, this is a stunning development out of this white house. as you know, donald trump rose to fame in large part from his own television show which his catch phrase you're fired entered the national lexicon, that phrase being directed at the director of the federal bureau of investigation. as you mentioned, donald trump did not appoint jim comey to that job. but today he has moved him and it comes on the heels of what many saw as devastating testimony just last week by comey in front of a committee on conscious democratses and republicans that have been looking into this investigation interference in the 2016 he leaks. just last week comey said that quote it made him mildly nauseous to think that either he or the federal bureau of investigation could have influenced the results of the to 16 election. of course as we know comey had announced during the campaigning that the fbi had been looking into e-mails from the hillary clinton campaign, but to the cons stern nation of many democrats that the fiive was also looking into the rum p campaign's

thanks for joining i'm shawn yancy >> i'm tony perkins. police arrested eight men accused of trying to range sex with children online. little did they know those kids were actually police officers. local police and the fbi work together in the operation. >> lindsey watts is live in fairfax with the latest on how this went down. lindsey? >> reporter: shawn and tony, i asked police today, what parents would be most surprised to to know about these kind of operations? and the response was, parents need to know just how easy it is for predators to make contact on the internet. when kids are playing out in public, doing sports, it can be obvious when approaches, but online, much harder to know exactly who is reaching out. >> it's easy to make the contact. that's what's so fright among. >> reporter: investigators were i fairfax county loudoun and the fbi teamed up to target online predators in a three-day sting. police don't want to get too specific about their tactic, but in these operations, they utilize social media sites, chat rooms >> a lot

send it back over to shawn and sarah now. >> cooldown is coming. thank you sue. >>> we wants to hear from you guys tonight. there's a lot going on. >> sound off with fox5's ronica cleary. hey, sarah. we're at the old ebbitt grille. tonight we're asking you about sheriff david clark. he says he's got a role in the department of homeland security. what do you think about it? we're going to hear from these people after the break. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> president trump's staff is evolving. in fact a controversial sheriff may be joining his administration. david clark says he will be the new assistant secretary of the department of homeland security. the milwaukee county sheriff is a vocal gun rights supporter and has criticized the black lives matter movement. the position does not require isn't it confirmation. >> ronica cleary is live at old ebbitt grille getting the pulse of the people. >> reporter: hey, shawn and sarah. i've talked with a few people before. i got to say 50-50 on people really aware who he is but i found a handful of people who do andet t

. >> we're talking shawn said he would go to jail for a million dollars i was like what? no. >> couple mil. >> and then thinks dave sha shapel is funniest ever. >> and we're like ew. >> we have a lynn divided. >> and my dress is trying to fly away. >> yes, looks good though you look good in red. >> trying to wear red and be festive. >> weather what's it going to be like i have friends in town what is this place. >> a little bit of everything it's not going to be a washout but also it's not going to be chilly, either, talking about seasonable temperatures later today and in fact, we have sunshine to start across the area. weather by the numbers on a scale of 1 to 10 what about a 7 for saturday so. here's the bottom line. comfortable temperatures not completely dry. but not a washout either. don't cancel any plans keep an eye to the sky. we'll talk about why in a few moments. right now ultimate doppler mostly sunny start out there. comfortably cool and temperatures not bad. off to the west look at this little disturbance. we have clouds and showers right now around the pitt

shawn henry, quick question. has anything been done to change the fact that what people often worry about most is a single individual whose determined, who is weaponized in their ability to bring about a death toll like this. >> well, that's certainly from a law enforcement perspective the most difficult thing to prevent. when we've had success, nypd, the fbi, joint terrorism task force, it really has been an interdicting some of the cells where there has been a lot of communication there have been people involved in raising money. they've been involved in doing reconnaissance of sites. and there have been indicators that have helped law enforcement identify and disrupt some of the cells. when you've got some of these lone individuals who are self-radicalized, they're going into these chat rooms. they're communicating with people through social media. it is not well covered by law enforcement or the intelligence agencies. and it's very, very difficult to be able to identify and disrupt that type of an attacker. i

>> you can't do anything without a plan, shawn. and while we are talking here about leadership it's also leadership to one end. he says one thing but we've often heard him say things before that are not in line to his actual real goal and so time will tell, we cannot make yo this just yet. and i'm more than a little skeptical that the president actually has a plan to get to where he wants to government. >> all right ambassador adam morellii and -- thank you. >> when the presidet is off on first foreign trip as is now the administration is dealing with laundry list of issues in washington. >> including everything from russia probe and ronica cleary that's one. >> however you feel about president policies there have not been a lot of negative headlines out of this train. at least not yet. when the president comes home he will certainly be returning to a lot of those negative headlines. especially ones related to special council appointed to investigate collusion between trump campaign in russia. i sat down with the chair of the ameri

>> shawn: when it was me, the young kid out of college, i was ready for that. but if you're an immigrant that doesn't speak any english and is realistically scared, and they tell you to move, well, you're going to move. >> anthony: in a perfect world, how many of these would there be? >> matt: i think the more diverse street food we can have the better, the more pathways that we can provide for people to come and start a business and hopefully after five or ten years, maybe they'll have a restaurant. i mean, we don't say there are too many restaurants do we? so why too many food vendors? >> anthony: too many affordable restaurants, damn it. >> heems: hey, what's up new york city how yall doing? ♪ inshallah, mashallah hopefully no martial law hail allah, yo yallah let's rock a show in ramallah kick it with my homie when i'm out in haifa kick it with muhammed when i'm out in jaffa oh no, we're in trouble tsa always want to burst my bubble always get a random check when i rthe stubble. ♪ >> man in temple: may the great >> anthony: heemanshu suri is better know

here's tony and shawn with fox local news at 11. >> right now. a family is demanding changes after this 6-year-old boy was hit and killed by a car on his birthday. what the city says it's doing beginning this weekend. >> a man in stolen ambulance led police on a wild ride through two counties. he denied what the department is saying about the security of its vehicles. >> caught on camera rescue of handicapped man left aflown hot car for hours. your news starts now. >> and we begin with calls for change in the wake of tragic accident thanks for joining us tonight i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> 6-year-old xavier was hit by a car crossing livingston wednesday night his family and. >> they're demanding the city take action before another life is lost. laurean is live with more on what's being done, lauren. >> reporter: tony, shawn, the speed limit here is 25 miles an hour. 15 miles an hour when the school right here is in session. cars continue to fly by all day long into the night. we've seen it happening. horrific crash that killed xavier

tony and shawn. nearly two decades after carl rogers jr. was shot to death on a northeast d.c. street, his grandmother refuses to let the killer get away with murder. carol brick head has kept meticulous notes, written letters to politicians. she's even invti herself, but today no one has been held accountable for killing her grandson. rewind to the crime. >>reporter: 18 years and 30 daze after her grandson was found shot to death inside ford mustang carol burke hard and sr. stands on the corner, the family case family that contains the names of possible suspects and witnesses. carl's father, grandmother and other family grandmother collected p in the days after the death. what time, what else did she see. how do you know that? who is this person? because people were talking. oh, okay. neighborhood people talk. carol burke head says she turned the information over to the police. nobody was telling the police anything and i think mainly because they didn't trust the people down at 630. high stakes case caused the chief to remove the man who was in charge. they didn't care, carl

. >> thanks for joining us tonight i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm tony perkins, we're looking at a dreary as we get set for a busy holiday weekend. >> let's bring in sue palka and find out ft. rain will affect our morning commute. >> i'm missing the sun, too. and the morning commute split the difference. if you have an early morning commute you you will be on the tail enter of this rain coming in. it will mainly affect us in the overnight hours. widespread rain that is just about rad to push into the region. let me show you lead leading edge of it showing newspaper loud on county, prince william county and it's north of frederick county fred fredericksburg rather in virginia. you see inside the wall of green there's yellow and oranges indicating moderate rain. as we go forward through the night this continues to fill in through the district and midnight or 1 a.m. everything pushing up southwest to northeast. it's possible as we watch the area of low pressure tracking north and west that we can pick up half inch to inch of rain overnight and maybe in some spots inch and a half of rain we know

i'm tony perkins >> i'm shawn yancy. kenneth kelly was supposed to be sentenced friday but never showed up to court. tonight, the victim tim's family are questioning why he wasn't wearing a monitor. >>> tisha lewis joins us with the latest. . >> reporter: we're told a warrant squad arrested kenneth kelly today. he's been a future since friday when he didn't show up at the co the doors for sentencing. he's been on the run three days, we're still awaiting more details about his arrest, but during his sentencing hearing, victims family members say they were repeatly told he was being tracked and monitored with a device and on his way to the hearing. now turns out none of that was the case. prince george's county said kelly was never issued a gps monitoring device. a spokesperson says the case file does not reflect an order for a gps monitoring device. family members are saying that being out on bond was bad enough, but not being monitored after admitting to killing five people including two children while driving under the

and we don't know yet how the french media, as shawn just said, whether they're going to cover. this but if not, certainly people who support le pen will be putting this out through social media, through twitter and facebook, and we'll see how far it gets. especially the troublesome fact that the campaign is stating there is fake material within the authentic material. so it can be fake news flying across france on facebook, and the campaign is not allowed to say anything. >> shawn, the nine gigabytes is over 600,000 pages, according to some of the back envelope calculations we've seen. how do you deal with that in a world where the traditional press may not be covering this, but it's out there for voters to see? >> well, we saw in the u.s. attacks the use of social media to spread information. and some of the information being misinformation. the false information. u.s. intelligence community has been talking to the french about the fact that this was likely to happen, that there is an apparent attempt to destabilize democracy, to favor particular candidates who might help cert

shawn and tony here. coming up tonight at 11 we're going to have a little bit more tonight on one of the more bizarre stories that we've covered. this is a weird one. this h man that you see there in the t-shirt he is accused of illegally drawing and buying blood from people and storing it him. a car jacking caught on camera, what the victim did after she saw the man jump behind the wheel of her car. those stories and more still ahead tonight. ralph northam: being a pediatrician has taught me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam, and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. hose weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you call him, we're not letting him bring his hate into virginia. whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with

>>> shawn and tony, get ready for more rain, it will be in here later on tonight. i think the timing will be some time after 11:00. but it's moving up from the south and looks like it's going to be a real soaking for us overnight. will it last through your thursday? we'll let you know what to expect and we're talking about the memorial day weekend coming up and the beaches. >>> if y story, we ask that you call us, the fox 5 tip line,. 895-3,000. or e-mail them to fox 5 tips at wttg.com. we'll be right back. "tom went to washington to take on the insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks... that's what tom perriello is about." progressive causes have been my life's work. i'm tom perriello... and before and after congress i led non-profits to battle climate change, poverty and president bush's attacks on civil rights. now i'm running for governor to reduce economic inequality. because together, we really can build a virginia that works for everyone. . >>> banned from walking in her graduation ceremony because

let's check in with shawn now to see what's coming up at 11. coming up tonight at 11 new security concerns surrounding president trump. that's right. if you could run that for me i going to talk more about why the security phones have to deal with his cellphone. the d.c. department has a no chase policy so why were officers caught on camera chasing atv riders through the city. tense moments today in maryland following reports of a break-in, a house fire and a barricade situation. we'll have the latest on that next at 11. tom went to washington to take on the insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks - that's what tom perriello is about. i was proud to stand with president obama because progressive causes have been my life's work. g for governor to reduce economic inequality, raise wages, eliminate the burden of student debt and protect our climate. together we really can build a virginia that works for everyone. >> this is fox5 local news at 11. right now at 11, severe storm damage a. wr we're in the virginia c

>> reporter: we do not have any information about threats, shawn. in fact, chief newsham earlier today made it clear that they have no evidence to support a charge of threats at this point. why there was call to the state police from this concerned citizen that we're talking about here is still unclear. it's not been explained to us what this concerned citizen told the state police and why they acted so quickly to get to the secret service and police and come early this morning. brian moles is still lock up. he'll make his first appearance in dc superior court tomorrow afternoon. it was around 12:30 this morning, dc police say they received the tip from the state police. that brian moles was on his way to the city and he had firearms in the car. after alerting the secret service and security at the hotel. they found moments about a half hour after he had checked in. after searching his car, police handgun, a carbon bush master rival, 30 rounds of 7.62 ammo and 60 rounds of .223 ammo. moles of erie pens has been charged with carrying a pistol without

shawn, based on what is publicly known in this very rapidly unfolding france story, what can you tell us about what this hack looks like? >> well, i guess it was yogi berra who said it's deja vu all over again. while we haven't seen any of the technical reporting on this, i think if you start to look at the tactics and the procedures that are used here, the theft of e-mails, the theft of data off of servers belonging to the political party, macron's party, the release of those documents in an apparent attempt to influence , voterscertainly those tactics appear very, very silar to what we saw here in the united states. i don't know that we're going to make that attenuation or that clear obvious attachment until afterwards when french investigators and intelligence agencies have an opportunity to look at this. one of the issues now is that there is this blackout. and macron's party is not able to actually make any comments. they can't campaign. so these documents will be out there. and we'll see how the media handles it in terms of making commentary, revealing and disseminating these do

back to you, jim and shawn. >>> have you heard, there's a little bit about former president obama's life before was engaged to the first lady. >> you mean they weren't always together? >> he may have been engaged or tried to get engaged to somebody else. we'll talk about that coming up. for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second network, to more companies, in more locations, than fios. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> there's a biographer about president obama. claims he proposed to a woman who rejected him twice before michelle obama >> the rising star the making of barack obama said he met her in the mid 80's. she said the former president asked her to marry him in 1986. her parents said she was too young. she also believed mr. knew he wanted to become president and was concerned being an interracial couple would do him political damage >> the