this eggs fox5 local news at 10. right now at 10. r and p b star and virginiagini native chris brown in trouble with the law again. arrested following a standoff with police at his loss angelsne home. the latest details and a life report. plus a local university is facing some tough questions after it hired a former islamic extremist.t. understanding terrorism. tonight the school is defending its decision. plus, the feds cracking down on local for profit colleges. the latest one has campuses inpe our area. what it means for students n enrolled there.here fox5 news at 10 starts rightight now. we begin with the controversyy that's been unfolding inoldi california tonight with singer t chris brown. thank you for joiningris us, i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yanc' much just a

brown was arrested and bookedooe after an alleged indent with aih gun and a very bizarre standoff with police at his la home. victoria is the latest at hisat home in california. what is the latestho that you're hearing there. >>reporter: tony and shawn, police are still here outside of chris brown's home, but thehe singer is not. he has been arrested and booked on suspension of assault with a deadly weapon. this after a woman named bailee current who identified herself to the tmd life and on her own social media account said brown pulled a gun on her last nighta while she was attending a late night party at his home.hom cure and said that ' was insidet his home admiring a piece ofece jewelry that brown's jeweler brought and when she went to touch it brown's associatesss yelled at her and then brown himself got involved and that's when he pulled a gun on her. cure and said that

immediately fled the home and called 911. police confirming that they did get a hysterical call from a woman. police went up to the home to talk to brown, but he refused to come out. and after 10 hours, the singerie finally did exit the home when his lawyer got involved and then a short time later he was taken into custody. tony and shawn. this went on for 10 house. we know it started about 3 a. any idea why chris brown wasown refusing to come out or let police come in? >> well, chris brown did haul himself in his home for ten hours and the entire time he was posting on his own instagram account sort of taunting policee saying get a search warrant if you want to come into my house. get a search warrant. you're not going to find anything. police did get that search warrant and again with the helpp of his lawyer were able to enter the home. police have been searching the home.

search warrant. it's been hours since they went inside. no word on whether or not theyt have any weapons at this point in their investigation.n. vittoria, what at this point do we know about the woman who mad the complaint, do police consider her a credible witness and do we know anything aboutyti her relationship with brown? >>reporter: well, her namename again is bailee cure and and she is an actress and local bought pageant winner. she said that she has partied with brown in the past, but heuh hasn't been violent, so this was a surprise to her. he was having a party at his home last night and she was there. again, admire a piece of jewelry when he pulled that gun on her according to her. she took to her own instagram account saying what would you do if someone pulled a gun on you, sort of defending her claim. although many of brown's

associates have slowly trickled out of house. there are half a dozen people sort of hauled up with brown during h incident. theydu started coming out and td didn't say much, but they did say that her story is not credible and that brown wasas getting tattooed and then he fell asleep and that they never saw him pull a gun on her. all right. victoria we certainly appreciate thenly update. thank you for all the details. we turn to the district now where one of the region'sregi leading universities is under fire tonight for hiring a former self proclaimed extremist. fox5's marina maracco is life on the george washington universitn campus with more. >>reporter: tony, as seeminglyn controversial decision by george washington university. it's definitely a risky move to forego the traditional higherige and instead higher someone who claims to be a former

actually ran a website that advocated for violence in the th name of radical islam. now, back then this man used to go by the name of jonas abdullah muhammad, but here at gu starting this week he'll be'll known as jessie morton. muhammad was actually sentenced to 11 years behind bars andbars served just under four years of that sentence after calling forl the down fall of the united states. he was release in early 2015 and now, 2016 he's on gw's payroll working for the program onn streamism where they're hopingng to understand and?e develop ways to prevent others from being radicalized by islamic extremists. like this man says he once was. students here tonight they'rehe justre starting to hear the new and the reactionto is mixed. i mean, there's a risk alwaysk with hiring somebody new.. it's never -- i mean i guess he has a past, but i'm surei'm everybody else has a past, too.

kind of crazy. did you think he serves more ofe a positive purpose in the long run or do you think it's stillsl questionable. >> apparently they've done it in europe before. mean, in hiring anyone there could be someone -- being ratified versus not. someone who is a transender,ra there's always going to be some form of controversial decision being made every day.a i think if gw hides them, thenth they probably made a good decision and gone through the whole works.wh where do you draw the line? did it raise your eyebrows to read that. >> yes, i need to read up on it. > gw says that they vetted him through the fbi as well as other law enforcement agencies

say those agencies vouched forvc him and agreed that he was reformed and not a threat.h today our tom fitzgerald sat down with the man who runs thiss program and signed off on thee higher. here's what he said. he wants to essentially make mak amends for what he did in his prior life. you're aware how people reacted. why higher him in what is he bringing? >> jessie brings a unique perspective. he has his masters from colombia, but he also had the reel life experience. he wasel a l radical when he got and to have that perspective it's very interesting when itwhn comes to understanding researcha also, give a window on how to prevent other people from joining these groups.ups. > gw is not disclosing his salary, but he starts this week on the job.job. > life tonight in northwest d.c., marina maracco, fox5 local news. > question, can you rely on 911 1 #? well, after this his weekend's outage in thethe district, fox5 has been asking what is being done to make suree that y

need just in case of an emergency? a maintenance contractor accidentally flippedn the wrong switch and caused the outage. the calls should have been rerouted to a backup center, the outage also impacted communication for the police and fire departments so we asked d.c. mayor muriel bowser what is in place now to prevent thisre from happening again.g we're very obviously concerned c about any systems that aren't working. we have identified the rootntif cause of this outage and we are investigating the root cause oft the equipment failure. so i've ordered our teams to do a top to bottom review of the technology problems and we're actually going to have our chief technology officer lead that effort. > the district is now workingo to test a new fail/safe program. in the meantime d.c. will have two 911 call centers. developing tonight, police arepo investigating a threatening e-mail sent to someone atth

this comes just one day after a similar e-mail was sent toto dozens of people at virginia tech. campus police say the message included a threat to campus safety, but they did notnot indicate what type of threat.the officials say the person whoe received the e-mail at williamwl and mary also has ties to virginia tech. the source of the e-mail is still under investigation. new tonight more fallout fromom the obama administration's tracd down on formi profit colleges. itt technical institute says itt will stop enrolling new students. however, students currentlien rolled can continue their education. this came after the department of education barred the companye from admitting people usingpeop government loans.ans. the feds also are requiring itt to increase its cash reserves. itt operates in 39 states andnd has several campuses in maryland and virginia. > new tonight, some good news if you need to pay

ticket in the district.in the t dmv is tell is back up and running. a power outage at its vendor ne york office from processingro tickets. as a courtesy the department of motorcycles will delay paymentse that are due today until today o and any fees accrued today willl be waived.be remember, you have to pay it by tomorrow though.w t tragedy on a baltimore collegecl campus where the body of a graduate student may have beenhe found. we've got the latest in the investigation. also ahead, new 10 tonight, police are searching for10 this man right there.re. he's wanted for a sex assault case in d.c. and they need your help tracking him down. strange and disturbing story out of south carolina that hashat people buzzing across the country. someone dressed as a clown is trying to lure children into the woods. we hear from one concerned parent. and brace yourself for wednesdar because the d.c. area is supposed to

weather -- a record. that's right, set to break a weather record. going to explain when we come back.

welcome back. we're going to take it right outside tonight. at capitalpie look dome. still a little warm out thereere this evening.this do you want the good news, the good news we're going to break a record. it's good new, bad news.s. this has been a very who the who august and that's from the didom you department, but today our 22nd day at or above 90.ove as measured at reagan national. that's not necessarily the case for demass cuss. but let me show you the record because tomorrow we expect to have another one which means we're likely to have a real record breaking august with 23t2 days at or above 90. today was 91-degrees and i want to give you an idea what weat expect tomorrow, one more day of 90s and then we bring in the good stuff. really

after tomorrow.or the bus stop 68 to 78. the mornings feel good. have you noticed that? >> after school it might actually be ater little who the. 87 to 93. listen, lots to talk about with the tropics, but something we're not too worried about is this, the tropical depression off the coast of hat razz. they discontinued. tropical depression 8 is going to go out to see. very quickly i just want to tilt we're going to have much more on this one, but tropical depression 9 also needs to be watched.watc it has not received a name yet. it may make landfall on thursday. the hurricane watch is up forr parts of florida. it would have implications forci the east coast as we head into the weekend.eken i'm also curious in the past i don't remember d9 and d8. is this new? >> i mean t9 and t8. we have to number them and name th.

there's also a hurricane out there, hurricane gas ton which we're giving no love to youe because it's not going to bother you. not unusual to see this many tos develop at the same time. 8 and 9 are the exact same strength so one of them needs to get a name and i think it's probably going to be 9. we'll have a new tract on thatat coming up in a little bit.ittl thank you, sue. tony. developing tonight out of northeast baltimore, police havi discovered the body of who theyo think may be a graduate studentt from morgan state university's campus. the 45 year old student was last seen on campus back on august 4. the staff member discovered the body in a building on campus after a student reported a bad odor. at this point investigators do not suspect foul play.ay. right now, a medical examiner is working on a positive identification of the body and is working to determine exactly how the person died. d.

finding a suspect in connection with a fatal shooting in northeast. police say 24 year old tony gates was shot multiple times last night.. it happened on the 1,000 blockck of rhode island avenue. gates was taken to the hospital where he later died. there is currently a $25,000000 reward for any information thatm leads to an arrest. if you know anything about this shooting you're asked to call police. d.c. police also need your helpp identifying a man wanted in connection with a sexual abuse and assault case. this is video of the man police want to talk to.. they're calling him a person of interest.int the incidence happened back on august 11 along 129 and 13th streets northwest. if you recognize the man call police. it is like a scene out of a scary movie except this is very real.al. someone dressed as a clown i hiding in the woods trying to lure children into dangerous situations. it's lapping right now in south carolina, but this sort of creepy goes beyond state l

sarah simmons is here with more on the story. there are adults who find clowns to be scary. this t story takes it to a new level. police are stepping up callsll after receiving reports oforts clowns trying to entice children into the woods.in this is going on greenville, south carolina.sou the most recent report came into police yesterday.erda parents at an apartment community say a person dressed as a clown is approaching kids,, getting their attention by flashing green lasers and offering money. deputies are patrolling the area as a precaution.utio whoever is behind this is described as wearing your typical drown gash.sh. parents say they didn't believe' it at first, but now they're scared, too. it's a clown. everybody was like no, it's not. no, it's not. nobody not believing them. then they come back crying.ying so we was

something in the woods. it scared everybody.rybo that's your child. that's your baby. > it's not just kids that have had the creepy run ins with the clown. one parent reported a clownown underneath a lamppost that wasat waiving at people, but the clown did not approach anyone. how scary. it's just weird. also because the clown is supposed to be something, you know, a lotto oh i know some people are scared of clowns.s. they're supposed to be happy.pp it's just disturbing. i think it takes it even further the fact that they're hiding oug in the woods, luring them in with money.wi like we were talking aboutt before, it's sort of like a movie. it's very real. i hope they catch the person. thanks, sarah.ah. sure. the search is onto find the next chancellor of d.c. public schools. tonight parents met to givere theirnt input. the latest in the process coming up next at 10. plus the story behind thisis decades old map of georgetown.oe look closely there, d

notice anything a little unusual about it? it's written in russia. the secrets of the cold war thiw map reveals.veal details when we come back.

welcome back. you may recall that back in june, d.c. school chancellor announced she will be leaving her post this fall.sh the search p for her replacemenc is now underway. tonight the search was underway to get residents from parents ot the qualities they would like to see inies the next chancellor. elizabeth davis is president of the washington teacher's union. she attended the meeting andand says getting the community involved is an important firstrt step. this is helpful. it gives the community, the stakeholders on education, the feeling that they are going to have to say and who will get to lead the school district in the coming years. a second meeting l will b

next wednesday at eastern highh school in northeast.rthe a third meeting will take placec at saw s vehiclement try schoolr on september 13.ptem john davis will serve as interim chancellor while the schoole s system searches for her replacement. new at 10 tonight, relics in the cold war giving us a look at how the soviet union saw thew district back then.ck we're talking about intensely detailed maps. a local historian recentlyent uncovered the maps and fox5's jim lokay shows us. >>reporter: a city founded on so much history it's amazing what we continue to find and one of the things found by la carter. tell me a little bit -- you made a little bit of a discoverycove here. tell me what you got. this is an image of a secret receive yacht maps that were m killed during the 1970s and they were sold off by corrupt soviet military officers as thats country collapsed and

the acquaintance up in england he bought them on a trip and he agreed to share them with me here. just to give a point of reference, we're looking here at some very familiar sites, right we have the white house here and you may recognize, i believe this is 16th street.et. you have dupont circle in georgetown and all of d.c.'s familiar buildings. why would the soviet want maps of our nation's capital in i think some people have some ideas, but why do these exist it the first place?ce? >> the need for maps of europe cities, that would be kind of a military necessity, but the united states, maps is something different. i think it's kind of like a wikipedia built on paper whereee they did this just because theyu could basically. they started with open source stuff like geological survey maps and then they added onto it

detail using satellite i am try fieldwork.. along the absurd detail are some really weirdes. they often use the russia word. the house of representative thes labeled as the house of representatives and the state s department is the ministry of foreign affairs and stuff like that. was this anything planned for an invasion or did they exist for more benign purposes? >> i don't think it was an invasion map because i think if hostilities lad ignited thereni probably would have been nucleae weapons involved and theyey wouldn't be occupying any kind of a city. how did you get interested in this? that n has become a hobbb for you. >> i've been running a blog, ac particular dot org.g. i've been obsessed with d.c. history from a young man being a local and i love writing. this is unique. this was

to find it and get it out there it is linked to our website to fox5 d.c..com and he'll give a link to his website. thank you, we appreciate it.reci back to you. that is fascinating stuff. i love stuff like that. > covering a little historyory there. who knows what else is outt there. >> secrets out there.ets > when we come back, what we've learned about metro's new plan to add wi-fi to metro stations.o and we've learned metro'sro's schedule for the upcoming marine corp marathon. while many of you won't be happy with metro's service on the day of the big raise. coming up next.

this is fox5 local news at 10. we're back now with a look atat tonight's top stories. first, the police bizarreoff with singer chris brown. police arrested him at his home californiahi

a woman called 911 overnight, reported brown pointed a gun at her. officers tried to talk to brown fog the incident but was turned t away when he demanded they go get a search warrant.ra they did and returned thisned afternoon and eventuallyntua arrested the singer. marina. the reaction here at george washington university is mixed following a controversialal higher. a man who was once a self proclaimed islamic will start work this week heading a program called streamism. he is reformed and poses no threat according to the fbi.e > and for the second time thiss week, we are hearing about threats made to people at universities in virginia. the latest at the college of william and mary. someone sent a threatening e-mail.e-m yesterday, someone also sent a threatening e-mail threatening violence to dozen of people at o virginia tech.ch. the perp to receive that e-mail at william and mary also has ties to virginia tech.irg we turn to your weather now. i is a warm

somewhat humid out there as well. we're in for a record breaking day tomorrow.morr however, don't panic.. it's not necessarily what youwht think it is. sue palka is standing by with the forecast.ast. we will have had many who therer days this month than we're goini do have am to. but the record that breaks tomorrow is the number at or above 90. like we're up to 23. say fair yell to august. another who the day when we're ' going to get into the low 90s. on your seven day forecast, you can see now a run of 80s is going to begin. it could come in with a few thunderstorms on thursday, not a lot, just a few. and that presences of bringing those thunderstorms in ahead of a cool front will start to drop our temperature thursday down to 86.8 district, but there could be upper 70s suburbs north and west. it's going to start out great. we have adjusted sat and sunday a little bit. we think there will be a little bit more

it could throw some clouds inous here forth weekend, but we're still keeping it dry right now. monday, labor day, 87-degrees, tuesday, another 930-degree dayr but that one is going to come in september we'll start maybe a new record all over again. coming up, the latest on the tropics.tro we'll have new information just ahead. > thank you, sue. well, many metro riders have been asking for wi-fi in the stations for quite sometime. metro is now listening. the transit agency turned on the wi-fi at six stations this week. fox5's matt ackland has more on how much it will cost and why it's just a temporary trial.ial. a metro spokesperson told usold today that this didn't cost any machine. the reason why, the wi-fi was already in the six different stations, but one thing that has a lot of people scratching their heads tonight, this is only a 45-day trial period and then the wi-fi service will be turnedrned off. > with just a few clicks you're connected. six stati

district offering free wi-fi. but don't expect it to work thee same as the wi-fi you get at home. it's not going to be a smooth process if you're streaming a video or trying to watchch something on the netflix app. that's not probably the ideal situation for this.or this will be better for someone who is checking their e-mail. another interesting part of this wi-fi it's prompted when you turn on the service. just push this button and in realtime you can watch your train approach. just click on the name of the station and that will give you what you normally see on the platform. even though we're not on the platform yet you can see information that's already beenn displayed, when the next trains are coming, what their destination t is. t i alice from maryland is cheering the move by metro. she says with so much troublingn news coming out of metro this will help the riding experiencer a about it.a we do have other problems to deal with, but i think if they can do something, you know, give the people a little bit to makem them hap

little bit easier to zeal withal the other problems. when you got to wait down theree for 18 minutes for a train, it's at least nice to be on your wi-fi. the plan is once it's temporarily shut off they'rehey' going to evaluate how it workedd out and then they'd like to see wi-fi in all the stations system wide. as far as tracking or doing anything like that with yourith phone once you're inside the metro system, officials say that's the not going to happen. it's simply to provide wi-fii service. at gallery place, matt ackland,l fox5 local news. > heads up if you areare participating in the the marine corps marathon this fall. unlike past years, metro willo not open early on october 30. the raise begins at 7:55 a. metro will open at 7:00 a.m. a.m the agency will add ate car trains to help ease the congestion. > coming up next at 10 breaking news about florida's senator marco rubio's political

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we're following developing news on the presidentiale're raise.e. an official with donald trump'sm campaign says the republicanpubl nominee could make a trip to mexico tomorrow and, in fact, the candidate himself justst confirmed that on twitter a couple of moments ago tweeting that this is donald trump now,, tweeting i have accepted the citation of president enrico national ohio of mexico and look very much forward to meeting him tomorrow. this trip, of course, is aheadad of a major speech that trump plans to deliver on immigration. of course, the presidentialdent nominee has promised to build a

wall along the us and mexican border to cushy legal cu immigration if he's elected. last week mexico's presidenten extended an invitation to meet with both trump and democratic presidential nominee hillarye clinton. been, donald trump confirming on twitter that he will travel to mexico tomorrow. senator marco rubio has earned the support of florida's gop voters to speak a second term. he got into the raise at the last minute after his failed presidential bid. the senator decided to run for reelection two days before the deadline after vowing for months that he wouldn't run again noain matter what happened in the presidential raise. rubio will now face conscious man patrick murphy who won the democratic nomination. > new numbers in the the raiseh now for the white house could mean for democratic nominee hillary clinton. the newest monmouth university poll the wide lead over donald trump has been cut in laugh. the nominee was ahead 57 percent

democratic national convention.t but now the poll has clinton leading by just seven points. > tonight at 11 how maryland is working to find a way to easee some of the judicial. dash cam video captures a 1046 car crash and a trammic rescue.. we'll show you how bystanders safed a woman from a personning car. that's next coming up 11.

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baby girl, jordan thisis afternoon. isn't she adorable? weighed in at 7 pounds two ounces. mom says she is perfect. mom, dad and baby jordan are all doing well. look at her cheeks. don't you want to kiss them. she's a beautiful girl and teisha powered through such a who the summer. she was still here late last week and worked until the very last minute.la we are very impressed. teisha, rest as much as you cany when you're in the hospital. let them do all the work.o rest when she sleeps. let everybody wait on you. shows ' just gorgeous.gorg can't wait to meet her in person. congratulations. into the world inn what is now our third who thesth summer on record for d.c. as of august 29. talked about all of our august heat and we have one

before we change languages. i have no idea what you're saying. always excellent stores for us to check out. a nice night around the district. tonight we were 91. another kind of worm day. a bit of humidity.idit probably not much in the way of thunderstorm activities although there were a few and even aven couple lingering near charlottesville. torontal boundary gets ready move on through which will bring us a terrific ending to the week. we continue to watch the tropics very carefully. we know that tropical depression 8 is already starting to turn out to see. tropical storm warnings haveve already gone out to see.ut t we have to see where the next tropical depression heads.s. close

still 80-degrees in the the the district, but you can see when you head north and west it's significantly cooler. again, a little bit more huh h o mid, but not terrible.e we're going to head fop are 73r7 tonight but we're right back up to 92 with some clouds around. notice the wind direction out of the south at 5 to 10.o that will heat us up.up. no, upper 80s in a few spots but near 90 to 9 # degrees for most the area tomorrow.omor but then thursday 86-degrees ass the front comes through with a couple of thunderstorms primarily in the afternoon. not to worry too much springsteen fans there is our tropical depression moving away. this tropical depression number 9 definitely needs to beeed watched. the latest on that is i'm not sure the 11:00 update has come in. i'm go to continue to watch buth it doesn't look it's updatedpda yet. it's not a named storm as of yet. the track pushed a littleushe farther to thest with. now it may be making landfall

around the big bend. hurricane conditions may develop and into georgia. we have to continue to watch. it continues the outer banks as well. maybe a little bit of cloud cover, some physicals along some of the beaches you might be visiting for labor day. that all continues to be monitored.mo i'll have another update on fox news at s 11.1. sat and sunday not bad. we're going to add more cloud cover because if this tropical depression becomes a storm it s may have a pretty big cloudig shield with it. we're going to keep it dry for now. # 7, we're back to 90-degree day on tuesday and we're going to be roling into september bien this. let's role into sports. you sound like peter brady doini hum friday bogart saying pork chops and apple sauce. > that might be what i was doing. i wasn't sure. let's talk about the controversial involving colin

we know a lot of people were wondering if it would cost himim his job. he said his performance will be based on the base they called the protest highly patriotic. nearly 50 years after muhammadaa alley was banned from boxing for his stance, and numerous debtume threats we still need to call attention to test test test same racial inequities. meantime let's move onto tim tebow, he is putting on hishis gloves and taking a swing.win the post says the nats werewere there. we know that debeau is trying tr break into major league baseball. after his quarterback career c came to an end he went to baseball. when it came time to run a 6.7 dash, he

since high school. what made this different from football days. after your college career you have your body of work for four years. it's not that just one day, you may have seen me when i was 17, but you haven't seen me since. a lot goes into it. you better show something. a sh the lot of people will say what p if you fail? what if you don't make it? guess what. i don't have to live withth regret. i did everything i could. i pushed it.it. > he's so positive, isn't he? >> i don't understand the hatete this guy gets.ets. when you come down to here's a guy who loves god, loves his family, that was really what it came down to. >> he's a great athlete. people didn't like the way he played the football.l he won. he won in college. he won in the nfl, too. he lost the final game. the playoff game against the steelers. ionic playoff game a long

all he did was win.. sometimes if he only completed ate passes, but if he won a game, fine.ga this is tony's take. we'll be right back. i'm with you, tebow.

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[000:59:01;00] > this is fox5 local news at 11. right now at 11, a controversial higher at george washingtonat g university, tonight the school's reason for putting a former islamic extremist on the payroll.pa singer chris brown arrested. when you get the want ornt whatever you need to do you can walk right up in here and you're going to see nothing. and finding a better way toto cross the bay.ay. tonight, maryland is working on a way on cut down on congestion. fox5's news at # 1 starts now.n. we thank you for joining us tonight, i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy.