williams and charles mcgainey to life plus 22 years. 22-year-old gary collins, who was convicted of the robberies but not the murder, was sentenced to 65 years in prison, 15 with no parole. prosecutors confident that all three men will spend decades locked up. absolutely we were happy with the sentences imposed. reporter: collins was the only defendant to address the judge, talking about his new 2- year-old child, saying that i just ask that i get a chance to get back in that girl a life and be the father i can be. it was against my advice. it is always slippery in terms of an appeal. but he was genuine and heartfelt. he was a brave guy today. i love you! reporter: the defendant s family waved and shouted messages of support, as they were driven away from the courthouse for the final time. reporter: ken harris s widow, sister and mother, all did not want to speak with reporters after sentencing today. but in court, they all told the judge about the painful impact
a man dies in a house fire, now some are placing the blame on city hall. they are playing with people s lives, russian roulette. hello everyone i m denise koch. and i m vic carter. an outcry tonight over a man s death in a house fire. many say the death could have been prevented. weijia jiang has the story. reporter: city leaders say the price of keeping all the stations open all the time is too high. but tonight, a family says the ongoing cost of not doing it is people s lives. the last person to 51-year-old james white alive was his bayty sister sherley. we just could not see him at all. reporter: she was visiting wise, barely escaping herself, sherley says what s as agonizing as losing her brother is to thinking it could have been prevented. truck 23 was out of service. part of the city s rotating closures to meet a shortfall. how many more lives have to be given up? reporter: because it was closed, the company 20 blocks away and wound up more than 30 blo
veteran of the police force. any of the state s attorneys working this case knew brian and had tremendous effort respect for him. it s not sean james first arrest. in fact, last month, he walked out of jail, after posting bail in this case, where an ex- girlfriend claimed he became violent, kicked her and tried to rape her. prosecutors lost their legal battle to keep him locked up and off the streets until his december trial. ultimately, the final decision rests with the court and the judge. and the bail was reduced to $150,000. james lives right around the corner from the canton crime scene, where someone left a memorial message to the fallen officer. neighbors here say limited street parking often leads to arguments but never before the kind of violence that took officer stevenson s life. didn t seem quite right. that someone should commit that kind of crime over a parking spot. reporter: in court this morning, a public defender asked if james could be released
if you are devastated over the loss, hopefully, you will be cheered up by the weather. 55degrees outside right now. i m sarah simmons in for gurvir dhindsa. welcome to fox 5 morning news. let s get a check of weather. tucker barnes is in with the latest on that. good morning. we had temperatures in the middle 70s yesterday. today, not quite as nice but not a bad looking start to our workweek. should be plenty of sunshine to start the morning. can you see very quiet conditions across you can see very quiet conditions across the region. we ve got temperatures in the 40s outside the beltway. as i mentioned. should be a decent day. a woke cold a weak cold front coming through today. 45 in frederick. cooler off to the north and west. ocean city, 50 degrees. forecast high temperatures today, upper 60s. maybe a few of us will touch 70. there will be some afternoon clouds moving in and cooler temperatures than yesterday. nicest time of the year with highs in the upper 60s. got
and 8-year-olds, they called him the hammer. they called him the hammer. thanks to his fake i.d. at 5 years old. al: fake i.d. in kindergarten. kids, don t do that at home. third down. the 38 yard line. dallas clark is back in the game. sets up on the right de tight. keep it on the ground. clark. and again the defense does all it can do right now. that s going to take us down to 50 or so seconds, and the colts will have fourth down. for the moment they re going to leave their offense out and just spend all spin all the time they can off the clock. cris: that s a little interesting decision to make there. l: well, peyton if nothing else will try to get them offside. and i would have been shocked if they would have snapped . why give washington the ball at the 38 yard line. referee: delay of game, number 18, five-yard penalty, fourth down. al: in this situatioit doesn t even matter. washington might even decline that penalty. hat they d likto do is give the punter, mca