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. >> a contention battle over a dog park in chevy chase maryland. lauren demarco was there tonighn with theg taltattention.>> epor rr: vast major othe do aarenitpa og itstl ownrk success because e board voted everybode b thet owpace t ttorney general doug ke a gared people coming together and being part of this community, and meeting people they oth o deaf young childr run around no dogs barking yet what you saw is what's going on in elijah cummings some. you saw what happened everyone walk it's absolutely e rkstthroat fmobje. of marylb standing room onlr:neighbors spoke. ho srksmatr nerat aancena isop s ioo ot caier w i signs warning about eouxc essit inpentbarkhousandsg of dollars creing the space. after concerns arose they brought this a to study behavior of dogs and humans usi it. attention national after a washington post report with the board now voting to rid of the off-leash area weey're hopio tghhe weiri nsed to some sort ofagreem wondert,o it's in. members said he's been here for ur this is the hants onever seen in this the leash. confirme

we had a school shooting in maryland at great mills highd. school in southern maryland. and every day we see people in maryland being inflicted and harmed by gun violence in our streets and neighborhoods. and maryland has actually done something aboutta it. as the state we passed, some important gun measures. we closed the gun show loophole. we require universal background checks in maryland. we have actually banned semiautomatic assault weapons, a lot of us upheld by the supreme court of united states. we require a a permit to purche a gun. so someone might ask, okay, maryland pass these laws as a state. why do have a gun violence problem? well, if you look at the figures from batf, you look at their gun tracing statistics, you find that 54% of crimes in maryland committed with a gun come from guns from outside the state of maryland, from our surrounding states. because maryland is not an island. we are part of the united states of america. so our state can pass sensible gun laws. we can help reduce the carnage in maryland, and we have. but and to act as a country, unti

actually maryland, sorry. jenkins moves back into pennsylvania on june 22. the new yorkers now fearing infantry is coming with artillery abandon ship and head back to harrisburg, now leaving the cumberland valley unprotected. other than a few scattered calvary units, units of the first new york calvary, for example. there are some local units floating around there. but most of the calvary in these units are not very experienced with the exception of the first new yorkers. they thought the rebels are coming into the cumberland valley. jenkins follows the railroad. they go to mechanicsburg. he will set up shop. again, the map shows you the railroad tracks on the main streets of mechanicsburg, and this is the largest hotel, one of the most important hotels in town during the civil war years. that is the railroad hotel, appropriate named, and was also a ticket office. it had the unheard-of rooms for women and an indoor powder room for men. it had indoor plumbing, at least for a while. they had a very nice hotel there. jenkins takes over the hotel, makes it his p

if we get chance to see showers western portion o western maryland, hagerst that also in v sirowginia. maybe squeeze shower outcross dc area, but really that's s.afternoon once again, the dry and warmins in fact, show you highs across th area we had for sunday. 91 bwi as well asul ds. 93 reagan. looks like pretty hot start to fall as well. checkout numbers. 78 in 79istric 76. dulles good evening, good morning tuo yo 68 martinsburg along with . cumberla everyone still on mild to warm side across the area hopefully dn't turn off ac. you'll need it here not just tomorrow but also continuing warmth to t is goingbe upon us here. dew points as wellup r 60s lower 7 across the area. so it a touch muggy out there. feel pretty uncomfortable air you can wear, with you for tomorrow morning. lightly won't need jacket when you step outside that's for sure. winds coming straight from the south provides nice light breeze in dc. about 12 miles per hour for wdd spee there. 7 at quanticoht and eig in dulles and six in manassas. dry, that will be the overnight continues the way out to the west of isus, t

maryland. one student pilot, other instructor, according to offioals. student able take it down with the help of a ladder. lower down with a rope system. these pictures taken from the howard county -- anne arundel county dartment spokesperson ee russ daviesn crashes like this before with much worse endings. >> due to theeyircumstance 're very fortunate. f we've hadatal crashes at tiptonnd lee rport. so i would sayn this situation they're very fortunate. shock men were taken to trauma in baltimore as a precaution, even though they had minor injuries according t officials. ntsb and the faa rather acll investigate th cause of the crash. back to you. and about an hour before that crash air china flight made emergency nding at dulles. it was on its way to beijing when experienced mechanical issues aftertake-off. fire crews at dulles ccked out th plane and they allowed it to go back to a gate. >> montgomery county is dealing with its 9th cuundonted immigrant chargedith a sex crime since late july. jo

stateice identifying them as thomas falling.g f55 o maryland and of columbia maryland. one student pilot the other instructor. student able to make it down with help of the ladder. instructor had to lowered down with a rope system. these pictures taken by the howard county fire department, annerundel fire department spok he's seen crashes like this before tt had much worse endings. >> i would think in this circumstances they're very fortunate. f we've hadatal crashes at tipton and lee airport. so i would say in this situation they're vy fortunate. >> men taken to shock trauma up in baltimore as precaution even ough they had mild injuries. fa and ntsb will investigate e exact cause of this plane crash. back to you. >> that crash in maryland city today comesess than a week from another small plane crash in our area. just last thursda small plane hit a car on route 50 in bowie. investigators bieve the plane was trying to take-off from nearby freeway airport. also in this case no one in the plane or the car was seriously hurt. >>> new tonight, the defense attorney for the m

to the united states, of which of course we in maryland think houston is a part. bringime minister, i greetings from the congress and from our speaker, nancy pelosi. [cheers and applause] rep. hoyer: i am glad to be here with many old friends and many thousands of new ones. we have come here for the same purpose. to celebrate the growing partnership between india and america. to democracies, committed the same vision of the future. know,ision, as all of us is based on the hopes and the shared dreams of our people. both nations shaped by the legacy of british colonialism, both nations deeply cognizant of the price of freedom. we hold the same truths to be self-evident, that all are created equal, endowed by their creator with the same right to strive for a better life. realized in to be either of our great nations completely. constitutions begin with the same three words. we the people. [cheers and applause] rep. hoyer: the father of indian independence, mahatma gandhi, who is 150th birthday we mark on october 2, once defined democracy as, and i quote, week --g tha

you can see western maryland, anotr little trying to fire up there. sem tr the s moanrninhig. ewteance for a fl clouds. howers, mbe a thunderstorm, n'your sobeum hbout shortly. southeast this morning and d.c. this happened last night the 300 of parkland place. one of the victims is a 14-year-old who was the st ho ages of the other two. investigators say they're all young. they were all conscious when they arrived -- when investigators arrived on scene and rushed them to the hospital. so far no c arrests in thee and we don't knowct what happened. >>> the man who stabbed a jogger to death in logan circle last year will spend the ne 30 years i prison. anthony craw pleaded iltyfo to first degree yesterday for r. wendyde w martinezho was jogging on 11th street northwest last september. crawford will receive mental health treatment behind bars. >>ina man custody this morning accused ofat inappropriy touching a youngirl at a county rec center. investigators say walter contreras took a girl into a room at the barcroft rec center and touched her. police say there couhe be r victims in

actually maryland, sorry. jenkins moves back into pennsylvania on june 22. yorkers now fearing infantry is coming with artillery abandon ship and head back to harrisburg, now leaving the cumberland valley unprotected. other than a few scattered calvary units, units of the first new york calvary, for example. there are some local units floating around there. but most of the calvary in these units are not very experienced with the exception of the first new yorkers. they thought the rebels are coming into the cumberland valley. railroad.llows the they go to mechanicsburg. he will set up shop. again, the map shows you the railroad tracks on the main streets of mechanicsburg, and this is the largest hotel, one of the most important hotels in town during the civil war years. that is the railroad hotel, appropriate named, and was also a ticket office. it had the unheard-of rooms for women and an indoor powder room for men. and an indoor powder room for men. it had indoor plumbing at least for a while. a very nice hotel. jenkins takes over the hotel, makes it his p

there's now 20 confirmed cases in maryland,ginia has ninei nine. new yo andigmich statewide ban flavoreded cigarettes and new rkor assiation calls this knee jurk put hundrestores out ofrf businessmond ske>>rs a lot of c. pdumokingcthoe isow announcemes nation twooid prevent kids from vapeing as thedc investigates hundr of young illnesses. itc encouraging the p to stop smoking ecigarettes. >> a charged withms he damadatae system on a fght fm miami to bahamas because ostald union negotiations. brother in the terrorist his group. ison h he>> despite allegations of sexy statens penva n of limitations n assaulted 20 baylor rown raipd her last may brown denied anyng wrotute of and he is expected to play ntasfay moviewhere it was scene. >> security threat targeting informatio ere on line. informatio ere on line. back after this. fears of recession is on the p criticized the move and he believes it should be more. tapping robero'brien to be the national security advisorn. o' is special president den shall envoy for presidential affairs. wi the president an

we've had a school shooting in maryland, great mills high school in southern maryland. and every day we see people in maryland being inflicted and hard by gun violence in our streets and neighborhoods. and maryland has actually done something about it. as a state we've passed some important gun measures. we closed the gun show loophole. we require universal background checks in maryland. we have actually banned semiautomatic assault weapons, a law held up by the supreme court of the united states. we require a permit to purchase a gun. some may say well, maryland passed these laws. why do you have a gun violence problem? well, if you look at the figures from the a.t.f., if you look at their gun tracing statistics, you find that 54% of crimes in maryland committed with a gun come from guns from outside the state of maryland, from our surrounding states because maryland is not an island. we are part of the united states of america. so our state can pass sensible gun laws. we can help reduce the carnage in maryland and we have. but until we act as a country, until we pass

. >> congressman jamie raskin from maryland eighth congressional district, what are you reading? >> first on reading this multivolume set by sidney blumenthal about abraham lincoln, political life of abraham lincoln. i love reading the lincoln books i can get my hands on but what's good about this is that sidney blumenthal has been a political journalist and reporter as well as a political actor and speechwriter with the clintons. but he looks at lincoln in enormously sympathetic portrait but he looks at him as a politician. and how he came to form his political values and attitudes but also his political habits. he was in enormously political person who always thought about the next elections and the next moves and had a real chest like sensibility about how to approach the political system. at the foundation of it we are really strongly held moral convictions blumenthal tells the story about lincoln telling people, i was a slave. how his father rented them out as an indentured servant to do work on other people's farms in the backwoods country of kentucky. then the money was ta

and 95 quantico wane fred rikd rikdzburg and 91 leonardtown and frederick maryland 93 later this afternoon. one day wonder in the heat department after today we will cool thing down and clouds for dorian will approach 80 ar daytime high tomorrownd friday we could squ oeezeut better chance with dorian temperatures 75. weekend looks fantastic. sunsdane both . 5:48 now. roads outer win and cleared however 95 to avenue. >> what app early day 56 minutes frederic beltway. back to school time. now ma'amtive delays 70 t urban a south ever that point things open upe in thcamera matuckern lane. heavy flow of volume out of causing early day. be prepared it's not even 6 oom. shap. mannasas to centerville heavy llume andhter through fairfax. metro on time skepticismw plo new news,eatherlines and next but now "fox5" brk through. >> e before the hour d.c. police investing an early morning shooting this time in northeast at the 900 block of dferition avenue. both north and southboundlanes y clowhile police investigate. >>> d.c. poce also investigating early morning shooting in southeast. >> it happened in

have doubled in irnl have, healeavirginiahrtd dmv. >> maryland and virginiaer of l connected to vapes later this of week. course we will keep you informed. >> a 16-year-old boy is dead after he was shot in southeast asdcto lnitght, we have learned hooting happened 2 placet. s just after midnight. dc police say patrolling the area when theheard the gunshots and found victim bojured from wounds in head and . information about suspects or a motive. n orwan killed while out niisgh 27-year-old marge and he know each other. tonight, those who knew mcgill gathered at mer reed january hill park to pay rpects. forker intern at jane good al initute and wor as washington program coordinator. dreaming big. she was goi to be the person that was going toe chan world. everyone always says she wanto ogobig,y ma was gonna be tt person. so it's it's a sad d to think that she's not gonna have that opportunity any more. >> a h proclamation byouse of s on display tonight.ing mcgill >> developing tonight, rape allegations t nfl wide receivernsag antonio brown. new york times reporti a federal lawsuit filed

host: mike greenberger is the director of university of maryland's center of health and security. he is here to talk about disasters. dorian has been a slow motion case study of a hurricane and government response to that hurricane. keeping in mind the horrible devastation it has done in the bahamas so far, what are the initial early lessons we are learning of the government response to it? great problemshe for emergency managers in these situations is getting people evacuated. so-called mandatory evacuations, voluntary evacuations. one of the biggest problems -- this has been such a slow moving hurricane that it has been on the radar screen for over a week now, and there may be some emergency fatigue, that is to say people have, for example in florida when they thought it was nowg to hit first and it will hit the east coast, people have been sheltered for a week and are getting antsy. citizenshe response by to the evacuation orders has been very good, but i think the emergency managers are starting to worry that just when it is about to hit the us coast, there may be people wanti

maryland outer loop looks good, 270 pleast's questions erin@fox5dc on twitter. coming up. residents in college park call on umd students to stop partying hard. as we head to break, the time is back after♪ . >>> fox 5exclusive. one day after showing you video of a brutal metro station e' attack,re hearing from a new victim of another mob style attack in our region. >>> amazon career day, the online giant could be looking to hire yo and roughly 30,000 other people who have the tneed. >>> andlly ski today's theay ou intern child has been waiting for, ovo's cereal goes on sale. fox 5 news morning at 5:00 a.m. starts now.♪ you for joining us. >> i want aow b cerleal right about now. it's tuesday, september 17th, we'll dour best teto geday, wot you we'll>> start. good morning, nice big sip of vicoffee,ouslybl lng alles o loop, t right lane blocked. traffic is movingut the temporary halt is causing a towards good luck roing up

let me talk about my own state of maryland and the military construction projects in maryland that will be directly affected. there's a road project at fort mead for $16.5 million. fort mead is a few miles away from the nation's capital. any of you who have had the opportunity to travel between baltimore and washington, it's about halfway there, you'll come to fort mead and you'll notice the challenges of trying to get on to fort mead's base. it's a national security priority for this country, the mission being done at fort mead, and these roads are critically important for our national security. it's been backed up for a long time. now, thanks to the president, if this goes forward, it will be backed up a lot longer. the second cut is to the joint base andrews, $37 million for a hazmat cargo pad. this is a matter of safety for the men and women who work at joint base andrews. i hope all of you are familiar with joint base andrews located just a few miles from here. the air force is there. many of us go through that facility. it is critical that they have the facilities to protect our n

. >> y en maryland un grupo de demandantes se hacen escuchar con respecto a la carga pÚblica. la nueva regla del gobierno de donald trump que prohÍbe otorgar residencias permanentes a inmigrantes que usen beneficios pÚblicos. >> los afectados alegan que esta medida es inconstitucional y un mecanismo para negar ayuda migratoria. nuestro colega tiene los pormenores. >> maryland se presentÓ la primera demanda federal a nombre de inmigrantes directamente afectados por la nueva regla del gobierno que prohibirÍa dar la residencia permanente a personas de bajos recursos que usen beneficios pÚblicos como estampillas de alimentos. >> mujeres que aplican cuando estÁn embarazadas y quieren decidirse agarrar el beneficio u otras cosas a las que puedan aplicar como servicios que uno podÍa hacerlo y ahora no. >> la regla definirÍa estos inmigrantes como carga pÚblica y los demandantes dicen que esa definiciÓn es inconstitucional me vaga y es un mecanismo para negar beneficios migratorios. "otros dicen que algunos servicios son vitales para algunos inmigrantes legales enfermos >> p

now you can play deal or no deal scratch-offs from the maryland lottery. scratch the briefcases and you could win up to $50,000. >> ♪ >> good morning to y i thannow. >> you need it. you need it. it's f set though but it could take effect in a matter ofks wee >> 4:55 is the time right now. virginia lieut fant governor justinrfax has filed a $400 million defamation suit against cbs. this comes after theie network aired inws with both of hiccers. fairfax says his goals areo clear his name and t ss in a statement that the network stands by its

plus a stern warning to cigarette meruljuak ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ from the maryland lottery. scratch the briefcases and you coulwin up to $50,000 instantly. but you better get 'em befo they're gone. >>> a cminal investigation is now underway int the california dive boat fire that kille 34 people. ast over the labor day ifornia weekend. i the coast guards leading the investigation, but other federal agencies are also now involved. they're looking into whether safety problems contributed to the disaster. >> toore is g news tonight bout that giant ship that capsized off the coast of gelgia yesterday. four men missing when t dayegan are safe tonight. saramsimmons in the news roo with the details on the rescue. crew orter: jim all four members were trapped below deck when thehip flipped over. they spent more than 30 hours in that overturned ship until rescue gotthem. the coast guard tweeted out of the final rescue o cf aw member trapped in the engineering room. he was cut off from food and water since the incident sunday morning off the coast of georgia. some of the rescue team co

let's talke a little bitbout what was in the report from the maryland public service commission. it says washington gas gulators across its mercury network of customers. it was suppod t start in 2003 and end in 2013. this new report says the state doesn't haveny evidence "how any steps to remove mercury service regulators. now, the ntsb issued its report earlier this yearla finding that thst was caused by an accumulation of gas which happene because a mercury service regulator failed andotas n properly connected toou vent line. know the explosion killed seven residents and injured dozens more bac in august ofk 2017. now, washington gas prepare a statement for fox5 saying "we are preparing a response to address the issues raisedn the order and we will be submitting our response t commission io n nn."meler now, the public service commission also ordered washington gas to report on its findings to n theational transportation safety board as well and there'sdl aine on that. one other thing, too,n terms of the public service commission, if it finds that washington gas didn't do any of

it has been hot everywhere even outside the metro, zero nine in, baltizero nine maryland. so cold front will move through tonight. it will mostly come through dry. e ju skies. we could see some stray showers closer to day back, 68 forhe low temperature.re tomorrow big diffee instead of 90, only 80, mosin the morning gives way tooft sunshine in the afternoon nice coolut northeasterly winds. temperature trends over the next few days, no major h as we should see temperatures at normal if n andeic comfortable. sennty-five o not done with 90 agree temperatus, see warmertex should sayrumbeginsme n sextot t full seven day forecas.t which i'll ue hav for little later on, angie, blak c >> septembertinues to sizzle. thank you, caitlin. gng to see on fox5, the community coming together to throw memorable birthday celraonti bo. brian, has autism, andis mother through a party for him athuck-e-cheese saturday. but, none of his friends showed up. his mom made heartg bre post on facebook saying thisd sts a thir year in a row that thas county sheriff's lieutenant saw the post and went into

. >> maryland's eighth congressional district. what are you reading? >> first i am reading this multivolume set by sidney blumenthal, the political rights of abraham lincoln. i love reading all the lincoln books that i can get my hands on. what is great about this is a political journalist as well as political actor and speechwriter. he looks at lincoln in an enormously sympathetic portrait but looks at him as a politician and how he came to form his political values and attitudes and political habits. an enormously political person who had a real sensibility how to approach the political system. at the foundation of it were strongly held moral convictions and blumenthal told the story about lincoln telling people i was a slave and he talks about how his father rented him out as an indentured servant to do work on other people's farms, the backwoods country of kentucky and the money was taken away from him and his father pocketed it and he had an instinctive hatred of slavery and what that meant to pilfer someone else's labor from them and steal their

the recommendation to the maryland state department of education addressing the comar, code of maryland regulations is in status of open, acceptable response. maryland communicated they're working on that recommendation and they are in the process of implementing it, and we found that acceptable. >> according to a report in the baltimore sun from march 2nd, 2018, results of the audit of baltimore school system showed and i quote accumulation of errors, including, quote, systemic absence of leadership over an extended period of time, end of quote, and failure, quote, to provide due diligence over the systems end of quote that were in place. have steps been taken to address these findings and implement conservative measures that will assure no more individuals are able to drive school busses for disqualifying conditions in maryland? >> maryland is currently working on implementing that. importantly from the investigation because we were able to share that on a nationwide level, other states are looking at the recommendations, examining their own systems to ensure in other states they're h

county, maryland. the montgomery county executive in the county council have condemned president trump as well as the patriots in montgomery county who have been calling the government to the carpet for endangering the citizens. they likened them to racists, the usual ad hominem attacks that you always get. >> laura: let's show it to people. let's show it to people. this is the montgomery county council. their statement. "there's been a lot of inaccurate information spread by the white house, trump, local and national conservative news outlets and neo-nazi sympathizers regarding our criminal justice and its process. these individuals and organizations should be ashamed for spreading false info." blah, blah, blah. legal status. blah, blah, blah. meanwhile, we have women raped, people terrified minutes from where we are right now. >> the mantra of the book is follow the money and find the truth. we have talked about maryland. illegal alien drivers licenses. >> laura: make it as comfortable as possible fo

host: that's marie in maryland. we mentioned speaker pelosi earlier this afternoon attending the ideas festival here in washington. she spoke about the potential then of impeachment. she'd make her announcement at hat event. ms. pelosi: by law, when a complaint comes from a whistleblower, the inspector general has 14 days to investigate and then the director of national intelligence has seven days to report it to the intelligence committees -- in the law. it says shall. it doesn't say may, should. it says shall. and that's a very fraught with meaning word in legislation. but this administration is blocking the d.n.i. from conveying that to the intelligence committees. the d.n.i. is at the present time breaking the law at the

in maryland there was a man killed. gary willis, 61-year-old man was killed when law enforcement showed up at his home before sunrise knocking on his door demanding to take his property. he had no idea what was going on and they put law enforcement in a very uncomfortable spot, which is why a lot of sheriff's in a lot of different states are saying that they will not uphold these red flag laws also, but we have to think of these consequences. first off, it's dangerous. secondly, due process is inverted. in many instances people who are accused, like i said, indiana, the loss stipulated a 14 day waiting period, but that's on average nine months, you assumes the court costs for clearing your name, there is a florida man right now name jonathan carpenter whose name was similar to that of a criminal and even though they know it's not the same person, he still has to go through the court system, pay a lot of money, clear his name to get his property back. we are not thinking of the consequences. >> tucker: we are not, and we

fox news team coverage from michigan to maryland. grady grady trimble is live at the strike and grady, let's kick it off with you. reporter: if no news is good news by that measure it is pretty good day in detroit as talks continue behind me. we're three weeks into this thing, when it started some people never even thought it would last three days. here we are. talks moved up the chain to the top negotiators. they remain there. meanwhile the picketers remain on the picket line. there is still no sign of resolution on the key issues. things like worker pay, health care. production here in the united states as opposed to moving plants to other countries. as well as a path to full time employment for temporary workers f those issues sound familiar. that is because those are the ones we were talking about on day one. the losses are really starting to add up for both sides. look at gm. we heard analysts say gm stand to lose 50 million to $100 million every single day the strike drags on. if you multiply by 15, for 15 days. to $1.5 billion

the so-called red flagging awards are now in place in 17 states and maryland is one of them alan fischer reports from there. after yet another mass shooting in texas this weekend which killed 7 president donald trump suggested legislative change on a national level seems unlikely for the most part wrong if you make it back. they would stop any national inaction has moved individual states to push forward with their own wards maryland is one of 17 states along with the district of columbia that have passed so-called red flag laws and they've been considered such a success that 5 more states are considering putting similar legislation on the books catherine dimmy was one of the delegates to miral and who drew up the legislation that allows guns to be temporarily removed from someone who could be a danger to themselves or others if you can't say you're qualified to have a gun i have to you know it's fine to have one but for those you know that shouldn't or are going to experiencing a crisis that may result in a tragedy i think we need the opportunity to be able to make a correction but in t

diana olick reports from maryland. s man eects to fli about 15 homes this year like this in a pricey maryland neighborhood. >> we'll rehab the kitchen down here through the hallway. >> there are very few foreclosures oh or sfdised properties nationwide to rehab or resell for flippers like thir investing in pricier older prerties usingore financing mortgage or private lending. >> it's more to puce a mortgage because you can get leverage. can you do more deals ifou borrow money. >> about 40% of flipped properties in the second quarter were bought using mortgagesatr priv lending. substantially lower than the 68% share during the height of the housing boom inbu005. the dollar volume of today's purchases is up a 3ually to nearly $8.5 billion according to am data solutions. that's the hig level the end of 2l6. banksend to flippers and fannie mae,ac freddie m pan the fha back a limited number of inveor lone loans. but he says big banks ban are t. >> any will are roooo being fog are the two wage earn are or income from a easil

says it knows of operations across maryland in multiple counties. as you know, president trump has repeatedly called out ms-13 for its brutality, and law enforcement across the country has launched efforts to crack down on the gang. harris? >> harris: i don't know if you know this, any idea how long they had actually been here illegally? a lot of times you find a people of the deported and they come back. do you know more about that part of the story? >> i don't know how long the beach in the country, police released their addresses, when they made those arrests. indicating that at least all had ties to the maryland area, that they'd been there for a while to set up residence. >> harris: interesting. mark meredith, thank you very much. let's get to a big problem today for british airways and all of its hundreds of thousands of customers who are about to feel this. they had to cancel nearly all of the flights after pilots went on strike over their pay. their line says it has no way of predicting how many pilots would come or not come to work. greg pa

o univerf maryland police tweeted an alert for large search for the attacker. >> we saw the police sirens. onemy roommates came in afteit happened he own scene before the police arrived and came in and said there's a huge police presce outside. >> there were ten cop cars back here serving her for the him actively they had their lights on almost all night. >> applert wept on for two hours and still they were not able to priming the suspect to custody. woman got medical attention at a nearby hospital. and again we havesc very little ription to gone onere from police. but ut tweet from universyly everand police department did say thathe attacker was either white or hispapic. that is not a lot for anybody to work with. av police tell us there he about no other ror add saltslik. >>> ht all bell melanie alnwick from college par b. aseball all star that spent two years with they accused 828-year-old of starting a relationship with the victim when she was 1 is 3. he could face rizeon tim. vales questions spent time pitching for the pittsburgh tie lots. >> new details in the fight against vapeg, d

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le ng theri e bxtra moneyomyl destinations and added summer employment for maryland studentsment right now, montgomery county public schools are considering starting school before lab day in 2020. >>> new video just in to fox5 right now of that breaking house fire we told you about. this is in the alexandria section of fairfax county. onethis firtimee . we don't know how this house fire started,thisut b is the 3do the roof of the house has now caved in. washington gas is on thesc but, again, we don't know whate sparked the fire at this time. neighbors are being asked to clear 20 their homes temporarily. w'll continue to follow this here f onox5 and on the fox5 app . >>e> dramalltic pictures. hope everybody is okay there. meanatileto for the first day . 94 degreesec aort breaking 94, heec ror in 2010, and even wmer at doing these numbers again tomorr.ownot 12 starting toetil degrees and feeling like 81, we have a lot of clo oudut of the northwest at 13,t will eventually bring in less hro aiy of so perhaps you had aeoupl sprint lal sprinkle bpllngwilon weatherman, annapolis at 83, freder

. >>> take a look at this video of a bold smash and grab robbery in silver springs maryland. montgomery county police are offering a reward if you can help them the man c who got away with thousands in merchandise. e ejiochi has the story from silver spris. >> reporter: he's been the e owner for some time now, on august 30th he got an art hi got their bry happening at e, here the thief made away with goods. august 30th, 3:30. >> he coming up, kicking the door in. >> reporter: julian linen was home sleeping until he was alerted by store security system bonanza coins on wayne.ng heret >> he grabs silver quarter:. >> reporteolice releasing this video of the burglary. you can see the suspect, who appears to have a tattoo on the back of his neck, forci his way through, making a mess. of. >> glass all over the place, coins all over thee. >> reporter: once inside, the h suspecteads straight for this di case. he smaspshes it and takes expensive items. >> he stole silver quarte bars and rsrounds. >> reporter: say the 500 a w oforff p wit coins and silver line. unfortunately forevinhis

thank you. >> tucker: in montgomery county, maryland, the toll of illegal immigrant sex crimes keeps rising. we are now at 8. 8 reported in just the past six weeks. local government is not protecting its citizens. county white house do better? a trump administration official spawnsdz to what's going on there next. >> tucker: illegal immigration into montgomery county maryland continues unabated. in fact, authorities there are helping it but the toll is rising dramatically. an illegal immigrant from nigeria according to county authorities, he recently raped an intoxicated woman inside her car that would make him the eighth illegal alien charged with a sex offense in montgomery county in the last six weeks. since july 25th. amazingly, this man now charged with a sex crime has stayed in the united states despite past very serious run-ins with the law. not minor stuff. major stuff. for example, in august 2018, this man was charged with second degree assault, false imprisonment, and a fourth degree sex offense. but somehow prosecutors dropped those charges. he was not deported. he stayed

joining me now, former governor of maryland, great to have a very >> how are you doing? good to be back with you. >> mike: thank you. president trump spoke this evening about taking a bite of this brutal street gang. let's take to the comments that i will ask you to respond, sir. >> many killers in those gangs and we are taking them out of our country by the thousands. >> mike: what about that in this deadly gang operating in europe home state? >> yeah, what's there to argue with? the president is talking about a deadly gang involved in the drug trade. with lots of bodies around. what's the problem here? i don't understand why anybody would defend this gang and their brutal history. the president is usually blind to the point whether he's at a rally or press conference, he tells it like it is. when you have comments like that, about this sort of gang, it started explains part of his popularity. it's blunt, it's real, it's in your and it's true. >> mike: machemer county right outside the nation's capital tweeted last thursday montgomery county is committed to building and

people who really expect to survive if they launch their own deadly rampage alan fischer al jazeera maryland. google has agreed to pay a record $170000000.00 fine for violating the privacy of children regulators say you tube which is owned by google illegally collected personal information about users under the age of 13 without parental consent the tech giant then use that data to target advertising the settlement is the largest ever in a children's privacy case in the united states in addition to the fine google says it will make changes to privacy rules on you tube. a russian court has sentenced another man to 3 and a half years in prison for his involvement in recent opposition rallies 48 year old you of gainey call the lanko was charged after footage circulated online showing him throwing a rubbish bin toward police officers at a demonstration in july he has denied the charges several other protesters have been jailed this week with more still facing charges and battle in single use plastic bags is changing the way people shop in pakistan the threat of serious fines the same people swit

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he entered into the maryland state house and you can go to this room today. when i taught the naval academy i taught my students there to show them this momentous setting and there, the continental congress or the articles of congress, i should say, had convened. the galleries were full, but what you see there in the background and see the white-haired lady there, who that's supposed to be and in the artist depiction it's supposed to be martha. martha wasn't there. she was back at mount vernon waiting for her husband to get back for christmas time. there were not throngs of women there in the galleries. the building was near full, but certainly martha was not there, and when washington arrived, president mifflin, thomas mifflin, the president of the article of congress that year, he welcomed the general, and he read a statement, a statement that had been drafted by thomas jefferson, but before that statement, before mifflin read that statement washington himself rose having now finished the work assigned to me i retire from the great theater of action and bid

upper marlboro, maryland is next.ca good morning. >> good morning. i just wanted to say as an independent, i cannotte vote in the primary as an independent. i am a registered republican. i have been a longtime democrat. democrat parties left me. they went to liberal for me. i am a strictly independent moderate person. i am the mom of four millennial's. i am just so disappointed with theth democratic party with the way you are not fighting. representative connelly, as she said it, you just said that the president should release the transcript of the conversations and that is something that the democratic party should have said to the press as soon as this storyth broke. also, call his bluff. push him to release the payments that have been made at his hotel by the military. intelligence communities.ar saudi arabia. the democratic party is not calling this president's bluff. >> congressman, thank you for encouraging uss to do more in contrast to the previous caller. i think that that is good advice. we need to make sure that this president understands h

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so-called red flag laws are now in 17 states with more looking to follow alan fisher has more from maryland. after yet another mass shooting in texas this weekend which killed 7 president donald trump suggested legislative change on a national level seems unlikely for the most part wrong if you make it back. they would stop any of the national inaction has moved individual states to push forward with their own warts maryland is one of 17 states along with the district of columbia that have passed so-called red flag laws and they've been considered such a success that 5 more states are considering putting similar legislation on the books catherine dimmy was one of the delegates miral and who drew up the legislation that allows guns to be temporarily removed from someone who could be a danger to themselves or others if you can't say you're qualified to have a gun i have you know that's fine to have one prevails you know that shouldn't or are going experiencing a crisis that may result in a tragedy i think we need the opportunity to be able to make a correction but in the us there's always str

and, you know, lou, the truth is, it is not just in maryland. these types of crimes are occurring across the country. and i want to stress to the american people that this is fixable. and what we have -- and the problem that we're dealing with is we have a broken program within the federal bureau of investigation. this program captures the data of trans-national crime and how it affects our country. that's the problem. it doesn't. it was created in 1929 and implemented in 1934. so can you imagine trying to -- lou: [inaudible]. >> the uniform crime report. it captures crimes and shows the american people and our elected leaders how crime is going up or violent crime is going down. let me go into for a second what it captures, murder, manslaughter, sexual assault, like you just talked about. it also captures robbery, aggravated robbery, motor vehicle theft, and arson. but here's what it doesn't capture, and these are the crimes that the american people hear about, just like we're talking about right now, every night at the dinner table, occurring

host: maryland, democrat, you are next. caller: i was hoping to get on when the representative was on air but he said several things that were not correct. the impeachment inquiry it came because the whistleblower decision or report did not go through the proper channels. iat was the first time, when saw the hearing yesterday, that was the first time that was ever done. there is a certain law, it shall be done that way and the trump administration did it a different way. he did not agree to release the information until the impeachment inquiry. that was the purpose for that. i would like to get information on biden correct. the difference with rob is if he wanted it he should have gone inside the united states. he went to a different country. they probably would have told him he could not do it. asking whyblicans people are coming after trump. i don't like him but that is not the problem. he keeps doing stuff and they keep covering it up. if they keep covering it up he will keep doing it because he knows he can get away wit

he led them into maryland to break up rebel, he carried mail and merchandise to the south. he enjoyed interrogating suspects. for example, tapping on a woman's breast to see if he heard this sound, it would indicate she concealed contraband from the south. i'm not making this up. [laughter] one time he suspected confederate spies but soon reports and complaints began accumulating that baker and his detectives were abusing their authority. they became notorious for routinely seizing suspects and jailing them for weeks. there were only about $7 a day. staying on first class, a lot of cash always in his pocket and riding around washington dressed in on top of her expensivefrcr lifestyle and fit for a general. he did so by an expense account for the secret service and by finding ways to shake theus mony tree. for example, they had been caught and released in one of his detectives. baker's biggest intelligence came with the assassination of abraham lincoln. guarding the president of the u.s. was not specifically bakers responsibly. baker liked to brag that there was no agent in

some of cumberland township goes all the way down to the maryland line. the area of gettysburg has about 3000 people in it at the time of the battle. i always stress the point that we should call it the battle of cumberland township and not the battle of gettysburg. cumberland township is made up of farms. there is really no major village in cumberland township unless you want to call greenmount a village on emmitsburg road. doing early i was research into the people who lived here at the time of the battle, there are maps drawn at the army corps of engineers. they mention some of the last names of the farmers. i do not think people who were in to the battle of gettysburg and writing about the military aspect had time or the interest to research who these people might be or where their property boundaries were or were things occurred. a lot of what we know about the farmers early on really comes from early tour guides pointing out locations like mcpherson's woods.-- mcpherson's i do not think people knew who hese guys working what i tried to -- who this g

people who really expect to survive if they launch their own deadly rampage alan fischer al jazeera maryland. a group of haitian politicians of ransacked parliament to prevent the ratification of the newly appointed prime minister they're angry about a worsening fuel shortage and rising corruption under the government of president morsi. supporters burns tires in the streets and on demanding the resignation of the president. our brazil's president is refusing to give additional land to indigenous tribes his government but also council approvals that have already been given all of this comes as some of those indigenous areas have been wiped out by the fires raging in the latin america edison is in newman has more now from there are in the state of. indigenous what i need elders chant to chase away their anguish. and the explains they've just been attacked by gunmen trying to force them off what they claim as their rightful land if a shared boy came all came here ben my shut down on friday for the 3rd time in broad daylight and just now to return them to everything almost hit my baby in the he

jamie, maryland, hello there. you.r: good morning to i just wanted to say that i think a lot of times we forget the reagan years with the contra. these were high-level government officials that understood exactly what they were doing and they still brought cocaine here to fund the contras. their war over there. there was consent to that. think, our population i you know, you find it hard to believe that our government can do such a thing, right? selling cocaine on the streets. which plagued the black community. you know? this is at the same exact time introduced to the black community and it took off like wildfire. and you know, it struck the impoverished communities the worst. people already doing bad. you plagued the streets with this and along with that came of course violence, you know? when you make money you have to protect it, right? everything spun out of control. that, that's going to fund that. had the clinton years coming in and the three strikes rules and all of that kind of stuff. these were very smal