>> right now at 10:00 a "fox5" solutionive a medication mix-up at a local school and a nurse gave a 5-year-old boy in the midst of asthma attack someone else's medicine. how did the dangerous mistake happen. >> i say what the hell did do you to my grandson? >> caught on camera. new video of a terrifying carjacking in a popular part of d.c.. what police want to you know about the suspects still on the run. >> and donald trump made a big speech on immigration hours after crossing boarder to meet with mexico's president. >> it's our right as a sovereign nation to choose imgrants. >> is he doubling down on the plans to build a wall between the two nations. "fox 5 news" at 10:00 starts right now. >> good evening, we begin with the impact that tropical storm hermain will hav

weekend. >> the storm right now already causing problems in florida. take a look. governor declared a state of emergency in 4 counties and cars got stalled in rising water and flooding forced some to evacuate their homes. >> sue palka is troping tropical storm path and joins us with the latest. >> hey, tony, shawn, you can see the trouble that happened in florida tonight with tropical storm hermaen being 35 miles away from florida. the storm has gotten stronger this evening with wind of 50 miles an hour. we were watching hurricane hun hunters investigating it and they're finding even stronger winds. it's moving north, northeast 8 miles an hour. we expect conditions to go downhill during the day tomorrow it looks like it will come to shore near the florida pan handle or big bend.

tam ta to west of panama city we have a tropical storm watch closer to jacksonville. it's going to cross southern jorn a. let's talk about the change today. that may affect us this weeken weekend. it was pushed further west by operational models and national hurricane center responded that. it looks as though we have to watch it as it comes up the coast over the weekend closer to our area and you see this big bubble here does include d.c. and goes out the corridor and men's it could track anywhere in here right now this is where the national hurricane senter is tracking it. very quickly. what lola infects would he we have on that track which may change but that could bring rain and gusty wind saturday and sunday. heaviest would be south and east of center of the storm and that could be several inches of rain. not a

weekend but saturday and sunday need to be watched and some models keep it happening off the coast longer as we get into labor day weekend. we'll let you know what to expect with the 7 day forecast coming up 10:30. a medication mix-up a 5-year-old boy is recovering after a school nurse gave him the wrong medication for his asthma. instead of his inhaler he was given ritalin a pill for adhd at imagine hope charity community school in the district. tonight the young boy's mother is furious. >> 5-year-old jakari is alergic to a lot of things. >> apples, eggs, chocolate. >> the list goes on and on. and he has array of medication to handle it all. but it's this little inhaler he uses at school to control his asthma. instead,

him ritalin, which is a pill. >> how did she get asthma pump mixed up with pills. how did that happen? >> his grandmother, cartina was furious. once she arrived at imagine hope charter school she could barely contain herself. >> i said what the hell did you do to my grandson he's chronic, severe asthmatic. so you didn't see the name on that medicine? >> she said, no, i was not looking no, you should -- i said you got on damn glasses you should have looked. >> with all of jakari's allergies he was rushed to children's hospital. >> when he was at the hospital he was like a nervous wreck and that's something not jakari and he was like slobbering and i'm like, okay. >> even though she's never had trouble with the school, she is furious at the nurse. >> they want

back to school. i told them, not right now. but i am going to get a lawyer. >>

medication to handle it all. but it's this little inhaler he uses at school to control his asthma. instead, the school nurse gave him ritalin, which is a pill. >> how did she get asthma pump mixed up with pills. how did that happen? >> his grandmother, cartina was furious. once she arrived at imagine hope charter school she could barely contain herself. >> i said what the hell did you do to my grandson he's chronic, severe asthmatic. so you didn't see the name on that medicine? >> she said, no, i was not looking no, you should -- i said you got on damn glasses you should have looked. >> with all of jakari's allergies he was rushed to children's hospital. >> when he was at the hospital he was like a nervous wreck and that's something not jakari and he was like slobbering and i'm like, okay. >> even though she's never had trouble with the school, she is furious at the nurse. >> they want jakari to come back to school. i told them, not right now. but i am going to get a lawyer. >> now, we tried to reach out to the d.c. charter school public school board for xhement and also the principal and assistant for imagine for comment. so far we have not heard back. >> countless lives have been stolen because the politicians failed in their duty to secure our borders and enforce our laws like they have to be enforced. >> are monitoring the speech and you can keep an eye on ronica cleary's tweets with the latest on the speechch the gap in the meantime is narrowing. >> meanwhile the democratic nominee was in ohio today speaking to veterans at the american legion convention. and hillary clinton took time during her speech to criticize her opponent for using today's trip to mexico to about mexican imgrant. she told those

the upcoming election is not just about which side of the aisle you're on, it's about unifying our country. >> i want to you know if i'm got fortunate enough to win this election. i will be a president for democrats, republicans, independent enters, for people who vote for me, for people who don't, and for all americans. that is what i think we need. and we need to unify our country and go forward into the future with confidence and optimism. . >> the latest poll showed clinton with a 4-point lead over trump in ohio. donald trump is set to speak on thursday. >> a terrifying story in montgomery county. a pregnant woman stabbed multiple times on a walking trail. and what police are saying about her attacker. >> and maryland governor made a big change to your kid' school calendars. starting next year summer vacation will be extended

good thing. what you're saying about this decision. >> plus a "fox5" viewer from prince william county reached out to us looking for help. he says his neighborhood is infested with cockroaches. residents are frustrated and we'll tell when you the infestation means. coming up next at 10. >> we're following breaking news and hiring a former extremist.

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>> welcome back. developing in montgomery count county, an 18-year-old is under arrest for stabbing a pregnant teenager. >> police say they agreed to meet near albert einstein nice silver spring and that's where things turned violent. lauren demarco has the story. >> you're not supposed to hurt somebody pregnant they're carr carrying another life inside of them. >> people who use the trails and walking path behind albert einstein hospital silver smriping horrified to find a 19-year-old pregnant woman was attacked and stabbed several times. >> she's still being treated and remains in serious condition. >> police are describing this as domestic incident and they have not said whether the 1

baby's father or not. when paramedics arrived the victim was alert enough to describe him and tell them where he lived. officers caught up with him app hour later intersection of palmera lane and due fin street in aspen hill. >> they were close to what they believed was his residence. when they arrived they believe he took a bus. plain clothed officers from the fourth district were waiting. he attempted to flee on foot but they apprehended him. she was also able to explain you know, personal and medical information to fire rescue personnel. >> how far along is she? >> i'm not sure. it's several months. >> school had already let out for the day. those inside einstein high at the time had to shelter in place briefly following the attack. so far, officials say they don't have any information of the suspects or victim attend the school and police do not believe there's connection to nearby montessori school. >> this walking path connects the two schools

it was down a dirt trail the pregnant teenager was stabbed. >> investigators collected several bags and boxes of evidence from the scene. they also say they recovered the knife used. while doctors work with the victim and police work to determine a motive people who use the popular trail are just disturbed by it all. >> i've seep a couple dog wal walkers and stuff like that. so people use the path. it's not like a place where people come and do that stuff. >> silver spring, lauren demarco, "fox5 local news". now we have an update on the story late tonight the woman who was stabbed, just got out of surgery a short time ag ago. both she and the baby are now in critical, but stable condition. tonight a loudoun county family is dealing with a devastating loss. a 5-month-old baby boy was called in a terrible accident a car hit the baby and mother riverside parkway and kickmart drive. the mother was pushing a son in stroller and the jeep hit

recover. there's no word if the driver that stayed on the scene will face charges. developing tonight the school year is just begun, and already a d.c. public school principal is on administrative leave. natasha james principal at lecy elementary was placed on levee infective immediately. although the school district won't cop firm why. the d.c. teacher's union contends offer the years there have been a number of complaints from teachers about the administration's managemen management, staff morale and contractual violations. d.c. ps told us it does not comment on personnel matters. but they sent this statement that reads in part "we are proud of the progress at lecy education campus and will continue to support the staff and community at lecy and we look forward to more progress thisier." " new at 10:00 there are concerns about a staph infection spreading among the

school anne arrundel county. two parents told the coach the children tested positive for staph infections infections. administrators called in additional nurses to examine the athletes and thoroughly cleaned all football equipment and the gym. symptoms include red, irritated or painful skin. pus-filled blisters and fever. if your child attends immediate high school and is showing any symptoms consult a doctor. gwen park high school in prince george will reon tomorrow. the school was closed to repair a gas leak. crews were working at the site of brandi twine install water pipes. no word what caused that leak. >> also in maryland, if you have a child in public school next year, they will not have to go back to class until after labory do i. governor larry hogan signed the order into law today. hog

generate $74 million for the state economy. however, not everyone is so happy nor agrees him. educators and lawmakers accuse the governor of putting tourism dollars ahead of education. >> i laugh usually because it is totally ridiculous. this doesn't change anything. they still go to the school the same number of days. 180 days i don't know how to hurts education. it still happens in most state states. it was the way when i went to school you went back after labor day and i turned out okay. . >> the new law requires schools to end by june 15. many of you guys are fired up about this one. >> here are some of the comments you posted on fox5dc facebook page. mannedy kevin yum says governor hogan is the breath of fresh air maryland needed and he cares about with marylanders and not the bottom line but that is doing great as well. >> annette gory said that is the way it used to be in the gold old days i couldn't believe it

adults, had to start school prior to labor day. >> treacy sherman said it's a waste of time and they stay later in june. there's far bigger issues like our entire country losing head start grants because of abusive teachers. george lindsay posted the only marylanders this benefits are the businesses in ocean city that use high school kids as stax the rest of us will pay more for childcare during the additional week school is out and another back tax benefiting ocean city. >> i can understand both points of view. this questions if the kids go back to school later what happens to all the other days? what happens to the built in days for snow days? what happens to the holidays for different religions? >> because you've got the day after labor day is when they go back. and cutoff date will be june 1 15. so you have to squeeze all that in. >> that's a lot. >> what will it mean? a lot of questions. >> i end tend to like the idea of them going back the

after labor day. >> you do? >> i think they should have a fuller summer. i know the arguments they lose steam when it comes to lener but parents can keep them learning, have them read and all that. >> i wish we had year round school honestly. it's probably not popular. my nieces and nephews go and have extended breaks in indiana. >> there are benefits to that. >> something is bugging residents in prince william county. people who live in a cul-de-sac gilford lane dale city are dealing with sudden infestation of cockroaches. one resident saw what he thought was brown water, and thought a pipe burst. when he walked up to take a closer look that's when he saw thousands of cockroaches crawling out of a manhole cove cover. >> we're paying customers. if we have to pay out of our own pocket to you know debomb or debug the houses and everything like that. that's not right. i mean, these bugs

thousands of eggs at a time and many came out. it was scary. that now this whole neighborhood and now surrounding neighborhoods after that. >> some residents used duct tape in attempt to stop the bugs from coming out. because they were coming out of the sewer it could signal a buildup of methane gas or rising sewer water. >> ew. >> hopefully that will be looked into it. >> i feel sorry for them. hopefully they get that cleaned up. >> we're following up on a story that ha many of you guys demanding answers. >> earlier this month we showed disturbing video after i d.c. police officer lifting up a woman and pinning her to a police cruiser. the latest in the investigation into this incident next. at 10:00. >> and is metro failing when it comes to safety. a new report questioned the ability of inspectors. >> as we head to the break today is the 19th anniversary of princess diana's death. princess

companion were trying to outrun the paparazzi when their mercedes crash in a paris tunnel august 31, 1997. they found the couple's driver was legally drunk at the time of the crash. all three people inside of the car died. princess diana was just 36 years old. we'll be right back. back.

>> we're back with an update on a story that had "fox5" viewer demanding answers. a z.c. officer was caught on camera lifting a woman off her feet and pinning her against a cruiser. it happened at the howard theaterner northwest. the officer accused the woman of prostitution. she denied that claim. we called d.c. place police today to get an update and we're told the investigation should be completed by the end of this week. >> tonight, metro is facing new questions over

practices after the release of an eye-opening report. it found the transit agency has inexperienced inspectors and workers not trained properly and hard to read manuals and poor communication practices. the report was compiled by american public transportation association and it was written back in april but metro only released it after pressure from metro board members. several metro riders we spoke to were concerned. >> i don't think they should take it lightly. i think it's a serious matter and they should have serious training for the people that inspect it. >> i think it's really concerning. that should be something they should always be working on. >> somebody should have picked up on it a long time ago. they weren't doing it properly. >> metro new management team pledged they are creating a safety culture among workers. >> all right. so you know we like to have a little fun here at "fox5". you know what tonight is right? wednesday. a special edition of

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>> we're back now with a look at tonight's top

we begin with medication mix-up at a d.c. charter school. sarah simmons has the "fox5" exclusive, sarah. >> a 5-year-old boy is recove recovering tonight after a school nurse gave him the wrong medication for his asthma. instead of his inhaler, 5-year-old jakari was given ritalin a pill for adhd at imagine hope community charter school in the district. the boy was rurkd to the hospital and expected to be okay. we tried to reach out to the charter school public school board for comment and as well as principal and assistant principal for comment but so forwe have not heard back. marina. >> police looking for the three suspects behind a armed carjacking that walked to this gas station up through here and found the victim on the other enden caught on surveillance by those cameras on the other side of the gas station. here's the video you see the three men approaching that man, gun in hand. now police asking for any sort of information that will lead to a $10,000 reward. back to you. >> all right, mar each a. thank

keeping an eye on a tropical storm that could impact the lane or day weekend right here in our area. -- the labor day weekend here in our area. >> tony, we touched on this at the beginning. let me show you the setup. it changed to tropical storm hermane today and we have high pressure that may block to further out to sea and may in fact guide it closer to mid atlantic clothesline and that would mean tropical potential for us friday and day. we'll put it there as a question mark. it's wednesday and things could change. you see the weekend is not a total washout. we think it will be long gone i hope by monday and that will allow temperatures to recover. that is mighty cool on saturday and sunday. speaking of cool temperatures. i think we're done with the run of 90s for a while. we're going for 6 tomorrow with more clouds and sun and maybe some isolated and scattered showers and storms a few in the morning and a few in the afternoon. and much more to talk about in the new track on hermane let's send

shawn and jim lokay. >> thank you very much. it's wednesday. you know what that means. it's time for "what the facts? ." >> that's right one topic and one expert and ouren psych la periodic knowledge of everything. >> we have a special edition of wtf to set the mood. >> we're helping with the hunt for that near perfect match. >> oh, very nice. >> isn't it great? >> help set a romantic mood, we have a canle with a nice scent. very nice sir. also i want to introduce our guest michelle giacobe owner of d.c. match-making thank you for coming in we appreciate it. >> i'm excited for this. >> we're excited, too. tell us about the d.c. dating scene. is it hot? are we duds here? >> the d.c. dating scene is fantastic and some are frustrated and think it's not. but it's great. >> oh, yeah [ applause ] let's get

facts wednesday match making style. >> excellent. >> okay. >> a good majority of online dating sites verify the users identity? >> i have no clue because i have never been on one but i will say false. >> i'll go with truethon. >> i'll say false. i think the majority probably don't. which is a mistake. >> the correct answer, it's false. >> yeah! >> however, there are a few sites where you can purchase that and most people don't and you should be really careful when you are dating. >> got to be careful. question number one. number two? >> number two, you should wait until you're dating exclusively before hitting the sheets? >> true. >> well actually i say you need to wait until you get married. you will say i'm old-fashioned [ laughter ]. >> you guys will get in trouble with this one. >> i would say true. wait until you're dating exclusively. >>

>> i don't think people do that but i think it's true. >> i love you men think it's true. that's the correct answer. i think it is very important. >> that's correct. >> we're good people. >> that was their politically correct answer. >> if they were not on tv they would have said no. >> if it's not exclusive it can get dangerous. >> it's a good way to find out who is serious about being in relationship and who is serious about you. >> good point. >> okay. >> okay ready for number three? >> yes. >> bring it on. >> hookup sites and dating anticipation i love this one have caused a dating apocalypse destroying dating. >> i agree. i agree. >> i think that's true. >> true. >> true. >> although many people may feel the way you do, the answer is false. >> really? >> dating is still alive and well. >> okay. >> it's a little more complicated now. it's alive and well. >> just hooking up. >> you're talking about the sites you swipe -- >> fosters a little bit of that kind of atmosphere. >> actually a lot of people are using tippeder and other sites to find love.

>> yes. >> interesting. >> and it's working working. >> okay, question number four. a woman on the first date, >> yes? >> do -- i'm sorry go ahead. >> do the fake purse grab when the check comes shows she's thoughtful. >> no it shows she's sgleep it shows she's a fraud, false, false and more false. >> i say true at least preten pretend. >> absolutely sglot correct maps my humble opinion false. here's the thing. most women really want the gentleman to pay. >> sure. >> if she offers and he let's her pay, she's kind of upset about it and she is setting him up to fail. >> don't set yourself up. she should say thank you, thank you, thank you very much and let him be a gentleman. >> do you know what the fake purse grab is. >> the guy goes to start paying and she pulls her purse out and said, no, i've got it. >> i have friends that do the fake wallet grab. >> shame oun gs.

doesn't go right down to the pocket to get the wallet out. >> shame, shame, shame. >> okay and the last question, number five. the most important quality to look for in a potential mate is drum roll, hi self esteem. >> i say this because i feel like you cannot love someone unless you love yourself [ fake crying ]. >> and the most important quality. >> the most important callit quality you can look for in hi self esteem. >> i think it's one of many. i don't think it's the most important. >> i actually think -- i actually think it is true. i actually think it's incredibly important. and what you said is actually right. >> you made fun of me. but was i not right? >> you know i said true, too. >> but there was a skouv involved when i said that. >> i don't know how i did. i think we all did pretty well. >> did we do okay? >> very well. >> jim is

now? >> how is it going? >> i'm working right now. >> by the way, we're married. >> i love you. >> we're married to other people. >> all right. michelle giacowbe. >> owner of match making and we want to thank nelson dougherty he's an up instruct are down the street on wisconsin avenue. thank you. >> when we come back -- >> let's go. >> when we come back the story behind this picture. we'll show you a picture this d.c. police officer spreading positivety to his community. stay with us

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>> all right it's time to talk about the forecast. sue, you said we're seeing maybe storms few storms in our area. >> there are. we're going to keep the chance overnight. there's a frontal boundary coming. y

frederick from the district. quite a light show there. i show you radar here. there's not a lot to see on radar. but, let's zoom into the lightning producer to frederic frederick. it's been intensifying and it's a strong storm load today lightning and it's been moving from west to east right along interstate 70. interesting how they like to track in that area. maybe somebody developing in montgomery county, certainly northern montgomery county demascus about do get hit on that with the storm as well. the area has been dry. some this rain is helpful. and then down to the south around the spotsylvania area we have severe thunderstorm briefly for a while. remnants of that storm also moving west to east whaxingt we have had no shortage of this august is days at or above 90 and we did break a record for august having 23 days and and above 90. that's highest number for any year and well by one day august of 1980 with 22 days. in terms of temperatures

seeing cooler air around frederick because of thunderstorm up there at 73. the district is 82. and you know what, we'll keep it in 80s tomorrow with a few thunderstorms overnight tomorrow will be a different feel day for you. for starters more clouds around and even early morning showers leftover from activity overnight and only topping out 86 with scattered showers and maybe a couple of thunderstorms around in the afternoon as frontal boundary comes through. what does that mean for kids at the bus stop. cooler, cloudier in the morning and maybe a little drizzle. 64 to 74 after school 86 to maybe 91 in hotter sparts south and here's frontal boundary that will create the cloud cover and maybe a couple showers. i'm not shoulding this will be a problem for the springstein goers tomorrow night bit wanted to show you future cast is picking up on the storms nicely north and south. we have a few showers nice in the morning 8 to 9:00 or so with no lightning expected but could be a blowup

eastern shore and showers around as we go through the afternoon with a few rumbles of thunder. by the time we get to sunset things wind down quickly. we have not gotten our new update on hehrmane but we will get information as that track comes in and certainly big news of today was the fact as this comes ashore tomorrow it's further west which means track of it could be to the south and east. this big, wide cone means that it could be anywhere within that. hopefully, it will shift further off to sea. but that will mean rain for us sometime saturday into sunday and although if it continues to move we'll be able to redeem most of our monday and maybe even sunday afternoon. it's certainly dropped temperatures and it would be rather wind driven rain that comes on through. friday still looks great, though, labor day so far so good. if nothing changes with the track and of course, this rain is based on current track today. so we'll see if we can change that and it looks like monday,

clearing out and warming up. that's 7 day forecast jim over to you and tony. >> i'll take it first, thank you, sue, tonight redskins starter stayed home instead of traveling for tampa for preseason finale. >> we'll show you why coming up next in sports.

>> just a few moments ago we were telling you about a strong storm we were watching that was straddling frederick and montgomery count question and now we have a severe thunderstorm warping for frederick, howard and montgomery until 11:30 this storm is moving east 20 miles an hour and the big concern is damaging winds inside of it. so you can see some communities that may be affected and also columbia, germantown, rockvill rockville, gaithersburg watch for gusts of 60 that could bring down branches and trees. we'll have another update for you coming up. jim, tony. >> sue, thank you very much. this was supposed to be the day redskins held a welcome home luncheon one day from the finale of preseason

many first stringers stayed home and they were handsomely awarded. you can buy tommy bahama in bulk. every player got a gift from number 8 they are favorite of team executive paul kelly. that was all in solidarity all colors, all sizes, those go for $110 bucks a piece and last year that would have taxed the cousins' family budgets. what are you looking at there. cousins is a little extra wiggle room and he posted a family photo, we don't know if he bought ones for players actually playing tonight but deangelo hall said "i'll probably retire mine after today." >> kirk decided we wanted to do tommy bahama for the luncheon. something to joke with paul kelly he's one of the guys that work in the building he's a big fan of tommy bahama. so we decided

shirts to dedicate to him toda today. he wears a lot of hats but only one kind of shirt. this is the shirt he wears. so it's his day today and we're wearing it for him today. >> kirk and company had to up their game because aaron rodgers dressed like this for the own packers welcome home luncheon full-out cowboy, blue shirt though. could have gone with green. but maybe cowboys colors. >> he looks like lay cowboy. >> especially with the mustache. >> meantime back to luncheon. a young man malik watson slipped up and needed a little help. take a look♪ star spangled banner♪ yet wave♪ for the land of the free♪ and the home

[ cheers and applause ]. >> play ball. i was waiting to do that. redskins skips game almost over 20-13 over bucks. >> that's good. preseason still good. >> yes. >> all right. >> and they're playplaying rain. >> it's horrible. >> we'll be back with fox news at 11:00.

>> right now at 11:00 a "fox5" exclusive, a first grader with asthma was in desprate need of inhaler and the school nurse gave him wrong medication. tonight his parents are outrag outraged. >> i say, what the hell did you do to my grandson? then, a tropical storm causing torrential downpours in florida and fallout from the tropical weather could impact your labor day weekend forecas forecast. >> and carjacking caught on camera in the district. police need your help finding these people. the news at 11 starts right now. we begin tonight with a "fox5" exclusive. i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm tony perkins. >> a 5-year-old boy is recove recovering tonight after a medication mix-up. the school nurse gave him the wrong meds for his asthma. >> his famil