Kind of. Well get to both of those in just a minute. T ain who out driving. Dri i know. Somebody im sure. We had to get here. Ere. Exactly. Exactly. 5 oclock straight up is the time. In the news this morning t oclocknghe Alexandria Community is wakingoi up on edge after a lifeguard was abducted and sexually assaulted while on the job. Le o. Police are searching for the suspect and answers. Pice aa fox5ndswe Anjali Hemphill joini us live with the latest. Anjali this is just so so frightening. Reporter it is and police tell me the victim isg. S still traumatized and neighbors weve spoken to inke t this neighborhood are alsod a pretty shaken up about whatbo w happened and this all took a t place saturday afternoon in satr the middle of the day adaty t as pool, this very small poollloo here in the hill wood Condominium Development off south picket street insouth picn alexandria. Even though the victim says s she didnt see anyone elseon e around at the time police aree e hoping since this i
He has no plans to go to jail. And the two biggest shows on the campaign trail. Tonight Bernie Sanders draws a big crowd in virginia, while donald trump delivers a message to protesters. News4 at 11 starts now. First tonight ainge aer over the treatment of a mentally ill inmate in Fairfax County, and over the video that shows some of her final moments. Tonight hundreds gathered to protest the Natasha Mckenna case, and they found an open microphone tonight at a meeting on Police Practices in the county. News4s Jackie Bensen was there. She joins us live with the story. Jackie . Reporter well, jim, that video touched a very painful nerve in this crowd, especially among the African American women. Now one protester brought this packed room to silence as she read from an 18th century virginia slavery law. Thinking casual killing act of 1705 from this state is specifically showing up in this case of Natasha Mckenna. Natasha, were here to take you out. And it reads if any slave resists his ma
Separated from everything. So you learn to deal with it. Its called the box life. Boston, massachusetts, is by any standard a world class city, but ever since its colonial days, some have called it a fighting town. And located in the heart of the city is a place for anyone who does their fighting outside a ring. Step inside, gentlemen. Back to the wall, please. More than 12,000 people a year pass through the doors of bostons Suffolk County jail. Follow the black line on the tape, please. Though the jail also holds inmates who have already been convicted and are serving short sentences, most arrive here having only been accused of a crime. If they dont make bail they will stay until their cases are resolved. For some, that time could be measured in months, if not years. Two to five, one in restraints. Were not necessarily housing people, very Violent Crimes with people with completely nonViolent Crimes but its a maximum security facility. If youre one of the nonviolent ones, its definit