Page 6 - Gary Simon News Today

aim shawn yancy. >> im brian bolter. police say cameras caught the criminals on tape. fox 5s wisdom martin live on tape. >> reporter: police say this is actually the first time theyve had a robbery on camp us in about a year and necessity say the key to solving this -- they say the key to solve is this crime is the video of the suspect. this is video of one of the suspects involved in a robbery on marylands campus. surveillance cameras caught him after the robbery walking into a colleg...

>> susie: good evening, everyone. another day of jitters here on wall street. investors still havent recovered from last weeks violent volatility, and, tom, looks like they just dont feel good about stocks. >> tom: lots of nervousness, susie, and thats why investors have been yanking billions of dollars out of stock and bond mutual funds. the investment company institute tracks the numbers. $40.3 billion pulled out of those investments last week alone. stock funds alone saw $30 billion...

this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> susie: good evening, everyone. another day of jitters here on wall street. investors still havent recovered from last weeks violent volatility, and, tom, looks like they just dont feel good about stocks. >> tom: lots of nervousness, susie, and thats why investors have been yanking billions of dollars out of stock and bond mutual funds. the investment company institute tracks the numb...

>> susie: good evening, everyone. another day of jitters here on wall street. investors still havent recovered from last weeks violent volatility, and, tom, looks like they just dont feel good about stocks. >> tom: lots of nervousness, susie, and thats why investors have been yanking billions of dollars out of stock and bond mutual funds. the investment company institute tracks the numbers. $40.3 billion pulled out of those investments last week alone. stock funds alone saw $30 billion...

this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> susie: good evening, everyone. another day of jitters here on wall street. investors still havent recovered from last weeks violent volatility, and, tom, looks like they just dont feel good about stocks. >> tom: lots of nervousness, susie, and thats why investors have been yanking billions of dollars out of stock and bond mutual funds. the investment company institute tracks the numb...

is going to give us a good amount of sunshine today. it will be the sunniest day of the week so far and probably the sunniest day of the week, period. so get set for that. weve got to get through the fog and the partly cloudy conditions early. current temperatures around the region. not bad. 5 # degrees in the district. 5 # in bald. 50 at dulles airport. fredericksburg is at 5 # degrees. your forecast for today, early clouds and fog will give way to mostly sunny skies. highs ranging fr...

. a dead man riding the rails for hours on metro without anyone noticing. tonight the agency announces a major change sphwhrz high school seniors airing their deep, dark secrets for everyone to see. we have the racy yearbook messages. hollywood a-listers at the state dinner. were inside the star studded event. but we begin tonight with a murder mystery at a multimillion dollar mansion. thanks for joining us tonight. im shawn yancy. im brian bolter. tonight a family member insid...

>> i was interested in the question of sort of why we fight wars and then how we explain those. and that for me emergencies as the most important element is that confederates for a long time, particularly for lower and nonslave-holding confederates be the argument has been its an somewhat irrational whar it doesnt make sense for them to fight and my argument -- what i-tell my students we have to give historic actors the same they had to ourselves. we explain things to us in a way to ma...

advisory board about what is being done o get ready identify possible outbreak. looking ahead to 8:00, as high schoolers head back to class, we focus on teen driving. the executive director of the maryland highway safety foundation will join us live to talk about steps young drivers can take to reduce the chances of being involved in a car crash and the dangers of texting while driving. >> stay with us. fox 5 morning news is just getting started. good morning to you. we are off to ...

talk about the incident, alarming incident. commander klein says he latest one happened on campus. he says it involves second- degree sexual abuse which is inappropriate touching. now, commander clean talked about the -- klein talked about the fact that police are calling this man a cuddler. he said a cuddler is someone you love. this guy is a criminal. >> the suspect and some aspects of this particular case are in some ways similar to other cases we had in the georgetown area, for exa...