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>> right now at 10:00 a woman grabbed and attacked in a north virginia neighborhood and what police want to you know. >> plus the aftermath of bomb beings in brussels is it beginning of wave of terror. >> and crowds tickled pink over the cherry blossoms now. >> and the they're beautiful. >> "fox5 local news at 10" starts right now. >> and thank you for joining us tonight at jim. i'm jim lokay. >> and tony and shawn have the night off. we begin with frightening and random attack. >> the victim a woman in the 200 block of columbus in arlington alairingt nooxt. she was not injured but at texted abduction left the community rattled. live in the arlington for west more on the story. marina. >> rattled because you remember last summer there were a series of very similar attacks one of them actually just happening walking distance from where we're standing and the

neighbors here remember what it was like last summer. police saying however this incident is completely unrelated because the suspects then were already arrested. >> i was shoykd can't believe in this neighborhood. >> an attempted abduction in this arlington neighborhood. >> we come here weeks and evenings it's a wonderful park it's safe. >> police say it was here at the number one mark a woman in 50s was out or a walk tuesday and it was at dusk when two men approached and tried to kidnap her. >> they placed something over her head and grabbed her and tried to muffle her screams by putting their hands over her mouth. >> in second she was able to fight them off. it left neighbors feeling uneasy. >> it's scary this is a quiet neighborhood. my wife walks around you know quite frequently and you know having a new child, too, it definitely scares you more. >> come out

from that element and here in a nice park in arlington it's unsetting. >> police spent the evening canvassing the park and speaking with concerned neighborhoods wondering why it happened in the backyard. >> was it robbery or to scare you or sexual in nature all that we don't really know. >> and back out here live you're looking at arlington police dropping dmun this park right now. we've seen them throughout the afternoon canvassing the area and they're back out here yet again a couple minutes past the 10:00 hour. at this point police are asking if you frequent the park or come to this area and seen suspicious activity in the past couple days give them a call. live in arlington. marina morocco, fox local news. >> mrooeing police investigating a double shooting in waldor of. "fox5" was over the

between men were shot. one suffered serious injuries anteother is expected to survive. investigators think there was a fight before the shooting and they're serving for a suspect tonight. >> campus police are investigating reports of two sexual assaults at george mason university. and the first alleged incident happened friday night on or near fairfax. a student was raped by another student and may have been unknowingly drugged and another sold he was raped in a dorm. students who live on campus say they're worried. >> i mean it's concerning. but i mean it's especially because on this campus i usually feel pretty safe walking a round at night. i never feel unsafe on this campus. >> i was surprised just because you don't care too much from this area. >> nip with information is asked to call university police

asked to call university police. >> and new tonight, a heads up if you commute by mark train. brush fires may infect your stravlz tomorrow. fires came close to the tracks in howard county near dorsey marks station. mark train service on camden line will be extremely limited tomorrow morning they recommend going to pen line station or taking metro instead. services expected to be back up and ringing at full speed by evening rush. investigators finding isis carried out attacks in paris and brussels, one of the usuicide bombers in brulss was bomb maker in paris in november and two other suicide bombers were belgium born brothers known to police as common criminals not terrorists. a massive manhunt is on the way for a fourth suspect leaving behind a bag filled with explosives and they believe the mb

attack because they thought authorities were closing in on them. local authorities here are taking no chances. metro beefed up their force with help from other diments and many passengers said they did not see increased presence. tom fitzgerald surveyed the metro station to get a firsthand look. . >> well, we'll be very blunt with you. we tried for the better part of day to get the metro police chief to talk to you about exactly what it is metro is doing to keep people safe sipt brussels attack. the answer we got back time and time again was the chief was too busy. so left to our own devices we tried an sdporment go on to metro to see if we could see any increased security. . >> it's 1:15 in the afternoon gallery place metro we'll walk around and see if we can find increased security we've been told about. >> so off we wept. now gallery place is one of the major transfer stations in metro rail

metro spokes people said the transfer stations like this one are probably places we see a lot of police. red, blue, green, yellow lines all coming together. remember this is cherry blossom season the city is packed with tourists. we walked upper levels and lower levels gallery place for bert part of an hour going up and down escalators walking from 7 and 8 street and f street and most of our walking tour we encountered no officers from the washington metropolitan transit authority police. finally as we left that station we did find one officer by hi himself who stepped into a station manager booth to monitor video screens and headed to the platform. does this mean there's no police ton metro. passengers told us they expected to see more than they did. >> you have noticed increased police presence since you've been here? >> not

>> you haven't seen it. >> i have not seen police officers or security fern na nally. >> how you can increase security or more safe or secure. if they're doing a good squo job or they're not. in doesn't matter what happens. >> either they're doing a good job or they're not. >> to be clear metro has 91 rail stations. it's got 118 miles of track. police just cannot be everywhere at all times. that's why passengers have to take the lead on this. there's ways you can do that. these signs up up and about. if you see something, say something. call 202-962-2121 or send a text to my mtpd. the bottom line is this. in a lot of emergency situations metro says in response they have security seen and unseen and in this brief unscientific experiment at nreeingt this case unseen seems to be taking the

gallery place. tom fitzgerald, "fox5 local news". >> sound of gun shots sent people scrambling for cover in a southeast d.c. neighborhood this afternoon. they saw a man with a weapon 600 block of mellon street and began firing at him and he was not hit and police were able to take him into custody a short time lighter. police recovered the weapon on the scene. >> d.c. public libraries are investigating a report tat a muslim woman was asked to leave the shaw library because she was wearing a hajob. they're looking in reports a public safety officer asked a woman to remove what he thoughts with a hoodie. a library spokesperson said it's taking action seriously and officer involved has been removed from patrol and library director is trying to track down the woman. >> woman in question we have not been contacted by her. and we would love to get in touch with her frankly to number one

two ensure her that the library is committed to diversity and equality and something welcome to all. >> they're also asking anyone else who saw the incident to give them a call. >> still to come a d.c. woman was caught up after a brussels terror attack and survived. she's opening up about her experience. also ahead. >> biker groups from five states coming together tonight to honor a prince george county police officer and sue, what a night it is out there. >> it's so fantastic. you know the last time i was out in front of the station, jim, it was snowing and it had a lot of layers on. tonight, no lawyers needed a light jacket doesn't hurt and so nice to see d.c. in bloom. the cherry blossoms are approaching peak and we got up to 75 today. we'll give you a sneak peak of thursday forecast when "fox5 local news at 10" comes right back on a beautiful evening

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>> us park police identified a man they say tried toe abduct a child at the smithsonian air and space museum. 60-year-old bernard dray tried to grab a child's happened and then walk away near one of the museums entrances. and surveillance video shows on the screen and then you see dray runaway when a chaperone yells at him. police say he then boarded a white shut bus outside the museum. a warrant is issue you'd for his arrest and anyone with information is asked to call police. >> prince george county police they are trying to solve a homicide the victim is identified as 32-year-old ra shat shad tate of south east d.c.. his body was discovered early this morning. police believe he was shot and then set on fire. the scene was shut down for hours while police looked for clues. >> when our officers arrived they discovered adult male

pronounced dead on scene. at this time our investigators are on scene actively working to establish a suspect and motive for the crime. >> detectives do got believe this was a random act. a reward of up to 25,000 is offered for information leading to an arrest in the case. >> a vigil tonight in honor of prince george county police police officer killed in the line of duty. biker groups from several states gathered in green belt tonight to remember gentleman can colson when vuk by friendly fire during an ambush. they road to the police statio station. they wanted to pay tribute to those that keep them safe. >> we came down here to do this event because of the officer that lost his life in the line of duty and to let them know that the bike community and community itself we care about our police officers

line of duty. >> colson's viewing will be healed tomorrow beltsville and his funeral friday in upper mo mowboro. >> new details about tuesday's officer involved shooting in fredericksburg and the suspect killed by police had an outstanding warrant. investigators say travis player refused to comply during a traffic stop and dragged an officer with car before crashing into a ditch. after a chase on foot player refused to comply with orders. during a struggle player was shot in the leg and later died at the hospital. virginia state police are conducting the investigation now into that shooting. >> tonight, we are hearing from a d.c. woman who experienced first happened the brussels terror attack. ashley rugman was in the airport when the bombs wept of off. and "fox5" political reporter veronica clearry spoke with ashley today and has her story. >> ashleyburgman was in brussels for annual work conference and headed to copenhagen for vacation on tuesday morning. she was supposed to leave for the airport at 7

to leave at 7 instead plan ago head for possible traffic in brussels. and once she arrived she checked in at the airport and was looking for a cup of coffe coffee. and then suddenly people started to run. i spoke with her today via skype about the experience and chaos inside the airport after the attacks. >> tuesday morning a rivd at the airport luckily had -- i was supposed to leave my hotel 30 minutes later but i like to be early for things so i pushed up my pickup time and luckily i was through security when the bombs went off. so, all i saw i was look around for coffee. since it was early. and all of a suddenen a few people started running past me and i thought they must be running for a plane but then it was more and more and more people and then just dozens of people running panicked and some of them were crying. and that's when you

something had happened something was wrong. finally today landing i was able to see exactly what the departure hall looked like and images from the metro station and everything and that's kind of when it all finally hit me of how lucky i really and truly was. >> and lucky she is. the fact that she left 30 minute early that morning may have saved her life. when ashley finally got out of the airport she rent aid van to paris and this morning she flew out of farris and landed in newark. for "fox5 local news" i'm veronica cleary. >> turning now to bother weather. as we take a live look from the tower came at northwest d.c.. beautiful night out there and sue taking advantage. live outside in the northwest studios with first look at forecast and soon no jacket required at this time you. >> know it helps to have a jacket and it really is comfortable, sarah, and temperatures still near 60 degrees in many areas taken means it's a

fin toysh what was a wonderful wednesday and out here in northwest, we can see the trees just beginning to do their thing and they're starting to leaf out a little bit and i cannot imagine it will be more than another week or two before hearing lawn mowers going all over the place with temperatures like this and today, very lovely indeed getting up to 75 degrees. so, we think we can get you another one tomorrow if you didn't get a chance to enjoy today. definitely make your plans accordingly to be outside tomorrow. 75 today. dulles hit 74 and bwi 75. let's check our current temperatures and we're at 61 degrees in the district and actually just dropped to 60. so that is well above average and especially when you look down towards mannasas at 64 and average is actually 58. so this is close to bhat high for the day today should be and bargain territory. fredericksburg you are 64. let me show you what will be happening at the surface high pressure continues to keep the wind out

tonight and we'll drop to the 50s and that's not bad and it's mild when you consider late march. a few high clouds came through today and i think we'll see clouds tomorrow afternoon. kind of reversing order. so what you should expect tomorrow, mid 70s and if that has you excited to check out tidal basin and cherry loss blossoms you will find a spectacular day and we'll tell what you to expect with the cherry blossom planner and early morning temperatures around noon shrug comfortable. by the way the peak is there. we think they were about 50 or 60% out so tomorrow had you be about 70% and again as we look at planner about 68 degrees at noon hour and by the time we get to 5:00 we should see tem tawrz around 74 by 6:00 and 73. a great day expected and what about the rest of easter weekend and we have a little and tell you what's back with the 7 day. back to you. >> i want to point something out sue is out there with a

jacket on and 5:00 mike thomas was bundled up. >> he said he had a snag in his shirt he doesn't want to show. >> tt' >> you have to have 10/10 vision to see that thing. >> i bet so maybe you're toug tougher. >> news flash any jack set next to mefy got it. thanks, sue. >> coming up, why a special visitor from hollywood spent time at a local hospital today. >> his music inspired a generation of artist coming up a rap pioneer

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cluded okay kick. it scenario and electric relation. he was vocal in the past about medical issues undergoing a kidney transplant 2008 he died of complications resulting from diabetes he was 45 years old. >> hollywood is not the most inclusive place in the world but one actress is s trying to change all that. alley strokeer found success on shows like glee and faking it. she's been paralyzed since suffereden injury in a car accident since age 2. she visited with patients at med star in d.c. and wants ton offer advice and support for patients especially those trying to make it in acting. >> in my leafy have been given so much help and so much support and now to be able to give that back makes you feel like you really have purpose. instead of just always feeling like you have to receive help. and so, to meet people who are living their lives like i am is inspir

inspiring and helpful in my own life. >> strokeer says she sees her injury not as a disbuilt but opportunity to see and do thing differently. >> i'm sure they appreciate the inspiration. >> they say hey she can do this and so can we. lot of options. >> up next a terrorism expert breaks down aftermath of busal tacks and fight to keep us safe in the u.s.. >> and later pictures of a local bomb squad. they're not working on bombs instead this say project to help kids this eastner marylan maryland. we'll complain coming

>> recapping tonight's top stories. search is on for two men that tried owe abduct a woman in arlington. police say it happened while the victim was walking in lover run park last night near the 2 200 block of columbus streets. the woman was able toe fight her attacrs

spent the evening canvassing the park hoping to get a tip. >> a double shooting in waldorf that happened in the 2500 block of guidings kosht. two help were injured there one seriously and the other expected to survive. investigators believe there was a fight before the shooting. police are still looking for the gunman. >> a manhunt is underway tonight for the fourth suspect involved in tuesday's deadly brussel as tack. police say the would-be bomber fled brussels airport leaving behind a bag filled with explosives. authorities say the three suicide bombers are two brothers and a man they believe was the bomb maker behind the paris attack. >> we'll get you perspective on this story joined tonight from john russmano'first thing first when he heard the reports out of brussels initially how quickly did you see similarit similarities to paris. >> immediately it was the kind of thing when i heard about it the first thing i did was look on social media and look

reliable accounts that i normally look at. and immediately they were -- you know these people talking about their connection to it. isis's connection. and you have the capture of salah abdeslam last friday, who was part of the paris cell. and last too many i was on i told you a bit about black flags money fest owe. so that talked about the operation. and this is part of a large plan by isis to import the war in iraq and syria into europe. >> like was talked about today isis is claiming they have 400 trained fighters deployed in waves you are saying you already knew this we saw this coming. >> yes. >> but makes you wonder, too, when you see this there's interlocking cells

brussels and paris are things too far gone over there? is there still a way to get this under control? >> i think they need to deal with it the way that you know our fbi dealt with the la coasta nostra. they need to get intelligence operatives in those cells to start dismantling them. we had a huge problem think back to al capone that we had here in the united states and we were able to bring that problem under control. i think if we stop relying on you know twitter and facebook and you know spy satellites and eavesdropping you know they've gotten adept at encrypting communications. i was privileged to receive a video that the paris attackers gave that said operation you know kill the more you find them and gave addresse

forth. and you know, unless we start getting people inside the infrastructure of the gangs their goal is to use muslim gangs in these extremist enclaves to start the process of building up war and you know gangland type violence and terrorism to bring about their -- in europe. >> when we look at the u.s. response and really what we're doing here in the home land, you know, we had paris and san bernadine owe and now dealing with brussels. are we doing a better job in the united states than these other countries are. is it working in our favor. >> i think that one of the differences that we have in america versus europe is in america, the muslim community is better educated and it's more affluent as opposed to europe where most of the muslims are poorer

educated and they've basically imported their culture and society from the kupt bri's they came from and instead of the europeans working to integrate them into the culture and vice verse a i mean it's both sides that's why you have more of these problems and i don't think we're doing enough here in america to interest district -- i mean you had the san bernadine owe shooters who were communicating you know over social media and so forthwith these people. >> you know, we hear people say that the muslim community is our greatest asset in trying to prevent future attacks but we do see push back, of course, from people in the muslim community and different islamic groups that are afraid of entrapment. are we kind of in the staof

here where we don't know what to do. each side is not giving. one wants surveillance and do more that way and everybody is afraid of each other. >> i think you have a problem where you have a very small cadre in the islamic world who have monday ol liesed movked and saying they're the spokes people who come out of the muslim brotherhood i just finished two years of research into the brotherhood. they use much of the same rhetoric and arguments that islamic state al-quida, would do. if you are hearing muslims are victims that you know the infidel or unbelievers are oppressing us it makes islamic state rhetoric more resonant. >> uh-huh. >> all right. >> john, thank you very much

investigative project on terrorism. thank you so much for joining us tonight. >> we'll keep working on it, thanks. >> the school year got longer bun county. >> "fox5" goes one-on-one to talk about the highly anticipated face-off between batman and superman. that's coming up here on "fox5". . >> well, apparently for some the american dream is still just that a dream. according to a new survey most millen equals would like to buy a home and cannot afford one now. rising home prices and college debt reasons why and they might not be getting homes but young people are getting free food at work more than a thid of workers under 30 say their companies give free snacks and meals. this is becoming more common than health insurance for younger workers. >> cash is king when it comes to small purchases for now. 6 to 10 people pay with paper money for things costing less than $5. but that is coming now with more people using credit and debit cards

stuff. >> and easter bunny is planning to be extra generous this year the average american will spend $150 on food, candy, costumes and gifts. that is up from last year's holiday. >> and just don't forget about my easter basket. prime rib. it's gift the keeps giving. all right. neal

>> members of prince george county bomb asked using their sdoylz help out visually impaired children. these are members with 48 bee beeping easter eggs they allow visually impaired kids to hunt for kids following noise and bomb squad a chance finish a

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>> all those snow days that kept prince george county school kids home this winter those days have to be made up. the district is extending school year until june 20 in order to make up days. yeah. they missed 7 days in all. good news high school graduation dates will not be impact the by the change. >> i'm sure they don't want to think about it now. >> no but look at this the is it not beautil.

>> feel like sgling we're in a frame right now. >> isn't it? this is like we get our key khaipz on the way out. >> right, exactly. >> not because of the temperature but cherry blossoms are out. >> we almost, almost reached peak bloom and it could happen tomorrow likely probably will. our cameras were there at the tidele basin and they were there to capture the excitemen excitement. and you have to see them to fully appreciate how fortunate they are. >> it's good and nice and pretty. so good they came and bloomed early♪

♪ . >> absolutely beautiful. >> and we were very happy to come here and have the nice warm, too. ♪ yeah we're having so much fun♪ you don't see these trees that often to. see them with the back drops and in this setting as mazeing♪ . >> how about that. >> seeing all the pictures online everybody posting them. >> you have en

blossoms yet, jim. >> that's the plan tomorrow. >> haven't experience today yet. >> tomorrow is the day. >> keep your wits about it there ill will be millions of people down there not millions but thousands it's a great experience. it feels like we're in a little magic place. >> it feels magical when you're there. that canopy. >> i have two friends when i was working upstate new york years ago they for some reason both love cherry blossoms and been there different times and came down together for the first time and gotten gauged together under the cherry blossoms and are happy with two daughters. >> that was good luck. >> very good luck. >> hopefully you have good luck at the basin tomorrow too. it looks like the weather will cooperate. such a nice night tonight. still at 60 and very, very comfortable all around the region and we will have another good one tomorrow and a little bit of rain, very late thursday night but more likely holding offer until friday now. a little bit of timing change with the system that will

produce a few showers on friday. but let's get you up to date with weatherhead lines tomorrow will be another great day. here's one thing i think will be a little different maybe noticeable breeze in the afternoon on gusty side and not real strong and nothing that would danl the blossoms and showers right now holding off until friday and we do think there will be showers coming through ahead of a froptal boundary it's the same front and storm system affecting colorado rights now. we'll talk more about that in a moment. it will come through our area with showers. easter weekend right now looking fantastic. maybe not quite as warnl as what the last two days have been and what tomorrow will be and but low 60s will feel great and looks like easter sunday will be mild, 65. we'll keep both days dry now. there could be showers coming in easter monday and that will probably affect the easter egg roll a little at the white house. tonight looking live at the national cathedral it's just great our there temperatures 60. winds out of south at 10. dew point about 41 so. not

just perfect out there. definitely not humid, either. our temperature down towards culpeper and cool are spot at 49. annapolis 56 and frederick you're down to 45 so. here in the next two days, 76 tomorrow. breezy. few clouds in the afternoon. and those clouds increase tomorrow night will heed to showers on friday with temperature of 66 degrees. look at the snow though they're seeing across the northern and western portions of the great lakes and there's also some tornado watches and severe thunderstorm warnings down to south. a squall line developing here than is the system that dropped about 20" of snow north of denver and yesterday it was 70 degrees in eastern colorado and today, anywhere from 12 to 24" of snow and that is moving up into nebraska and also going to be slamming wisdom martin. there's the area of low pressure that will do it. next place we'll be watching southeastern portions of minneapolis and also portions of iowa and then into green bay and parts of michigan getting

extra heavy know. temperatures 40s north and west to 50s for d.c. on south and east should be a nice night. your forecast tonight keeping it mild and during the day tomorrow as you can see a few high clouds around here and they'll thickening up and breeze in the afternoon. we get up to 76. and then we'll watch for that front coming up here on 11:00 i'll show you timing and coye give you a little idea that your thursday here will be all dry. it's a potent squall line we'll see 10:00 tomorrow night and that's what we will be watching get closer to us 8 a.m. on friday and few showers around and looks like it wants to get energized and produce few nor showers and storms as we get to noon hour on friday. we'll wrap it up with "fox5" accuweather 7-day forecast and again it showed you easter weekend looking great. monday, next chance of rain after friday. little cooler tuesday at 58. wednesday 62. all right. sarah and jim that's your 7 day forecast over to you. >> beautiful thanks su

batman versus superman dawn of justice hits theaters friday and our own kevin mccarthy who already hasstein twice, of course, also sed sat down with man of steel himself superman played by henry caval. >> when do you like the superhero landing and come down and land hard. i know digital affects are there what do you have to do in the shot to make it look like you landing like that. how do you film that. >> essentially if i can just get you know 30 or 40 feet in the air and jump off a cherry picker or something and see how much my knee can take and they film that and if my knees don't explode they move on. >> seriously though. >> you're the like no, seriously. >> how do you do that. >> you start on tiptoes and you drop as quickly as you can into what you would imagine alike pressure landing would be. >> amazing. >> yes. >> pretty simple you get used to it and play around

and start twisting and stuff and depending how you land or where you land it will all changing. >> when you leave a project like this what is something you learn about yourself as a person and actor. >> okay, one thing i learned about this about me in particular is how much i genuinely love superman and character. i've become quite protective in sometimes quite aggressive ways and i want to make sure the guy is respected property early. and i did not realize that was in me. i knew hi it for my family and my friends but -- and my dog. but when it comes down tie character or role i always had a sense of relationship like with charles brown in tudors i had a closeness to the character. nev like this. this i protect like a mother hen protects chicks. it's kind of crazy sometimes. >> is there something you built into superman that was never written in the xhikz that did you yourself to get in the character more. >> that's a good question

there are -- there are little things here than which i add in the moment. but i'm very particular about being loyal to comic books. once we've finished developing this character as we have over this movie and previous movie we still are at finished product superman when we get there i can start adding my own nuances to make the character. this version of the character mine in particular while staying true to the absolute material. >> it's so good to see you manure awesome. >> of course he is. >> he's superman of course he is. >> can't wait to see it. back after this.

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>> tomorrow night markture jen will try have a career first defeat kansas. the stakes considerably higher as maryland faces number one overall seed in sweet 16 and turgeon knows they have nothing to lose. >> there's a good chance we'll be under dog in most games. i want our guys to play well and be ready to play thursday night and play well and enjoy the appointment. there's only 16 of us left. >> coach being loose and getting back to be basics and tell us have fun and play for the name on the front of jeshzy and play for each other and if you do those things regardless of outcome we're still winners. >> and all right. nats fans you have to wait

next big things because today the team september down top pitching prospect to minor league camp. good news he had a hunch it was happening and expect to make app impact for parent club soon. >> "forbes" magazine came out with a list of value of each and every baseball team. yankees on ing list since 1998 and dodgers second and red sox third 2.3 billion and giants 2.25 billion and nationals just above the arm at 1.2 bill don't. well, food for thought as we get ready for opening day in under two weeks. actually opening day alternates park two weeks from tomorrow. >> you said what was. >> yankees. >> what were they worth befor before. >> when sold some 43 years ago 1973, 8 million. mere 8 million. >> heck of invest

george steinburg and family. >> absolutely. >> "fox 5 news" at 11 starts right now. right now at 11:00 two men try to snatch a woman off the street in the this arlington neighborhood. what she did to escape. >> and terror in belgium settingtors are lee ees leasing more on the men suspected in the deadly isis attack and hundreds of fighters are ready to launch more. >> and reports of two sexual assaults on a northern virginia college campus. police say one victim may have been drugged. the disturbing details at "fox5 local news at 11" starts right now. >> and thanks for joining us tonight at 11 i'm jim lokay in for tony perkins and i'm sarah simmons in for shawn yancy we begin 11:00 tonight in arlington virginia where two men tried to kidnap a woman near lover run amphitheater last night. marina morocco is live t