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>> right now at 10:00 a state of emergency declared in both maryland and virginia hermine has been downgraded to a tropical storm and the impact it's having up and down the east coast and how it will affect your holiday weekend. >> despicable act a woman says a piece of meat stuffed with pills was left along arlington park and her dog took the bait. >> must be some kind of maniac or dog hater something like that i have no idea. >> this is not the first time this happened in the busy northern virginia neighborhood. >> and plus a woman who got sick with hepatitis a after drinking a smoothie from a local chain is sharing her story with "fox5". >> i started drinking smoot smoothies a lot more because i was able to eat. >> news at 10 starts right no now. >> we begin tonight with impact that tropical stormhe

thanks for joining us tonight i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm tony perkins. >> sit yidz up and down the east coast are feeling the brunt from the tropical storm hermine. it may have been downgraded but it's packing a punch. gwen. >> this storm con fins as you said, tony, to move its way straight up the sea board and plenty of rainfall a loft convection in the storm as well and flooding issues and high surf, rip tides and tropical storm force waindz infect many areas. here's a look where it is now. actually national weather service reports that parts of southeastern virginia are feeling rain bands as they moved in moving 50 miles an hour northeast at 20 miles an hour. not really moving all that quickly. and the problem with that is the longer it stays over the areas it's in the more rainfall they're going to have to deal with. here's a look at the projected track by saturday at 2:00, it's expected to start to gradually move its way out to ea

become low pressure system on sunday. however, this is going to be very strong low pressure system with still a lot of power and punch to it. in fact a couple models are saying it may reintensify and also become a second named storm once again before it's all said and done. so as we continue to watch this there's plenty watches and warnings all up and down the eastern sea board and warnings from the south all the way past d.c. stretching through to new york state and we get into the tropical storm watches and as i mengsd, with high surf and flooding potential very dangerous. cloudy and showers for us along the i 5 corridor and we're going to see drier, maybe as far as the west is concern and beaches are in for the biggest punch of all. we'll give you details later, back to you. new at 10:00 tonight a serious warning for them arlington. somebody maybe intentionally trying to harm pets at a popular park. the story about dogs eating tainted

the round on the community list serves tonight and lauren demarco spoke with this particular dog's owner and it's a story you will only see on "fox5", lauren. >> reporter: well, shawn, we spoke with that woman. she's just disgusted. she says she walks her dogs here in this park just about every other day. and it's bluemont park off north manchester street and and just beyond the sign there's playing fields and four mile run stream. that's where this happened and she wants other who use the park to be aware. >> for me it's sick psycho path or something like that. i have no idea, no idea why somebody would do something like that. >> reporter: had natasha webber not been able to get her dog to the animal company quickly enough the dog may not be here today. both were wading in the water bluemont park when yogo climbed on the rocks and goon eat something. turns out someone laid out a trail of

with pills and pellets. >> and then i realized there were pills everywhere laying and i said this is definitely not normal and this isy pulled her away. we're running our car and then right away to the animal hospital. >> the vet had to make yokko vom toyt get everything out of her symptom being and said it it could be fatal. >> what she vomited she there was green stuff in there and green stuff actually looked like rat poison. we have three kids and those two dogs and they're absolutely fully family members. i mean, that would have been devastating if something would have happened to her. >> fortunately 6-year-old yoko seems to be recovering fine and whoever laced patties is out there and while alarming for local dog owners an even bigger concern this could have been somebody's child. >> all those colorful pills, kids like playing in the water. >> natasha filed a police report and spoke with animal

they asked to help collecting the rest of patties and took them to the lab. now last year "fox5" reported at least two dogs that became sick after eating meat stuffed with caffeine pills in arlington and in those case it's was left on local sidewalks just a ten minute drive from here. >> lady from animal welfare that picked it up this morning sthed looked different than caffeine pills. seriously i have no word for this. the animal welfare league of arlington said it will take several days to get the test results back and they didn't want to put out a statement until they know exactly what they're dealing with and hopefully anyone who use this park or walks dogs or young children around this area you certainly want to be on the lookout. that's the latest live in arlington, lauren demarco, "fox5 local news". the number of hepatitis a cases connected with the tropical smoothie cafe continues to rise. yesterday the c

people with hepatitis a were reported in 7 states, virginia was hardest hit with 55 cases. tonight sarah simmons spoke with a woman from virginia beach who was one of the indications. sarah. >> tony, it's astounding when you think about it. cdc says hepatitis a dpraim frozen strawberries shipped from egypt the fallout continues from the outbreak that officials believe began in may. reps from the tropical smoothie cafe say they switched flyers for their 400 locations nationwide this is serious illness it affects the liver and many people who dravrn the smoomyes and got sick reported abdominal pain and diarrhea and other symptoms that include yellow eyes or skin. i spoke with the virginia beach woman who got sick with hepatitis a after drinking several smoomyes. >> i have a tropical smoothie almost every other day i enjoy them and i started getting sick to my stomach and i really was

not sure why. i was taking over the counter medicine and lost my appetite so i started drinking smoothies more because i was not able to eat. and then i was trying to get some type of nourishment from the fruit. and during the -- actually i was drinking smoothies before, during and after the outbreak. >> wow, needless to say smoothies don't sound apptizing to jenice and she's furious they were out-sourcing from he yipt in the first place and she plans to take them to court over there. seven states as we mentioned including maryland, virginia and west virginia reported cases. tony . >> all right, sarah, thank yo you. >> a fair fax county massage therapist faces several charges tonight for allegedly inappropriately touching a female client. police arrested 55-year-old on oneville aneuva a woman claims he inappropriately touched her during ama ssage sessn

massage and body work in mcclain virginia and the victim was taken to the hospital for examination. police sayvilla neuva was charged with inappropriate touches and operating unlicensed massage business. >> former stanford university swimmer convicted of rain is a free man tonight after serving just three months in jail. brock turner walked out of jail this morning found guilty of raping unconscious woman behind a dumpster last year. despite a passionate plea from victim the judge only sentenced turn to six months in jail and freed after serving half the sentence and the case sparked outrage worldwide and california state general assembly recently passed a bill to require mandatory sentence for similar crime. it is unclear whether california governor will sign it. >> more problem for metro. these a different kind of problem. before it was trouble on the tracks and now it's debris fal falling from cracks. that has closed the station for the weekend. we'll tell you which one. and it

this new chick-fil-a in northwest d.c. restaurant is banning customers from sitting down to eat during certain hours of the day. why and what neighbors are saying about it still ahead. >> and plus, >> i do wish sometimes i could get out with my friends and play football. >> a little boy who had a brush with death honored by a local high school football team. it's a heart-warming story when "fox 5 news" at 10:00 continue

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for business. >> in the disstrict police offering a 20,000 award leading to arrest and conviction of a deadly shorting in northeast. someone killed lamar parish and the shooting happened 2400 block of 14 street and if you have any information call d.c. police. d.c. police are serveing for a gunman that shot and killed a teenager in southeast. someone shot and killed 17-year-old kevin jackson near anacostia high school detectives believe the incident may be connected to another shooting a

street. one man was shot and taken to the hospital and is in critical and stable condition. >> aheads up for metro riders the rhode island avenue station will remain closed throughout the weekend and because of fal falling debris. metro first closed station wednesday night because a piece of metal and concrete fell from the squealing on to the station mezzanine area and reopened on time yesterday but then more debris fell last night. red line trains will continue to bypass the station as crews work to fix the damage and the station is expected to reopen monday. >> and metro also is reporting one of its buses hit a pedestrian this afternoon. and this happened on southern avenue near bowing road southeast. and a spokesperson tells us the bus was conducted road test when it hit the pedestrian no paermingz were on the bus and the pedestrian was taken to a hospital for treatment and he's expected to make a full recovery and metro is investigating the incident. staying in the district now

but the new chick-fil-a is continually town is not allo allowing customers to sit and eat in the restaurant during after school hours. >> it's an issue of compactty. but the decision is raising eyebrows. "fox5" jennifer davis has the story. >> hey, guys, we're doing carry out only right now. >> customers arriving at the continually town chick-fil-a mid afternoon can record whatever they want and these days they have to get that order to go. >> we get pretty crazy. it's a lot of kids and lot of traffic and in the dining area and it's pretty much you have to take it and go or else you'll be trample pled by a lot of people. >> we enjoy actually purchasing our food and sitting down and dining. ape think that they can come one a better policy. >> the owner says the problem is not rowdy teen from new by wilson high school but a capacity issue. >> we have kids from wilson actually working as team

there is a influx between those mid afternoon hours. >> but on blogs like potville customers report being told the restaurant decision was made because of problems with students. >> i understand the restaurant's decision to do that. i'm not saying it's great thing to do. but it is understandable. >> and every day wilson high gets out at the same time for years and years and every restaurant has had to deal with the same things or influx students copping to eat as they get out of school and such it seems they wouldn't want to the on their dpoorz and being community neighborly partner. >> there's lots of schools in the area and lots of teens. issues ranging from general boyingt ter usness to mysterious conduct led toe a task force this year. >> we have a small percent am of kids that cause more serious problems, taunting, bumping into people when it's not entirely

says npd, transit police. city leader and more put changes into place and continue to work on the issue. >> what we want want is atmosphere of mute tuille respect for everybody. students need to respect local business and business people and local business people need to have respect for our kids. and i think we mostly have that. but we can do better. >> jennifer davis, "fox5 local news". chick-fil-a owner says policy will stay in place until future notice and next stap step is loop local bids into the conversation to create a atmosphere of mute tuille respect. >> now to a "fox5" follow up. d.c. company to tide barbershop with a sign turning a few heads. yesterday we reported some of the lights on the sign outside of mr. easily's unisex barbershop northwest avenue were burned out in a fire in the nighttime it red

barbershop. the city officials were asked to look into it. >> this is what the sign looks like t today. we're happy to report the sign is now fixed. yes, sign and lighting fixed the sign this afternoon and even in the dark it will now read mr. easily's unisex barbershop. >> it's a brand new company that did that. >> the smartest phone on the market is being recalled and we're talking about the samsung gallery -- samsung galaxy note 7 released august 19. the company says the phone's batteries are causing fires. not only are they recalling the device around the world they've delayed allshipments while they do new testing on the phones. some consumers reported spontaneous -- it's friday, folks, spontaneous fires happen when charging the device and samsung says they're recalling all galaxy note 7s rar

of when they were bought. all right. new tonight we're hearing about another case of a person allegedly committing a crime while dressed as a clown. this incident took place in columbus, ohio this week and a student reports a man wearing a clown mask chased him with a knife. and police are investigating. this comes on the heels of reports in greenville, south carolina, where a man dressed as clown as trying to lure children into woods. there have been at least four sightings of the kloup over the past two weeks and police stepped up patrols in the area and been checking surveillance videos from homes and businesses but so far there's no leads. >> wow, okay. >> next at 10:00 tonight we will introduce you to an 8-year-old girl who is getting second chance at life thank to her teacher. >> plus a little boy from d.c. honored at high school football game tonight after a life-changing injury keeps him from playing the sport he love loves. this incredible spirit and message for his supporters coming up next

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>> new at 10 a d.c. high school has a new member on football team and he may be smallest on the field but he certainly earned title of hd woodson warrior. >> a warrior he is. jason stand was shot in a head a year ago and a stray bullet hit him in the head. he was welcomed as team first honorary member. lindsay watts was there and had the story. >> jadeen's mom and dad graduated from wood sop so that's why the school wanted to do this for him. he were there day jadeen left the hospital. a little warrior then and today, the football team made it official. ♪ he has a love for football, basketball and boxing. >> like many 6th grade boys jadeen has a passion for being

differentch the scars he wears. >> that bullet will remain in his head unfortunately. >> no helmet would ever protect. >> we have to keep a close eye on jadeen. he'll never be able to play contact sports. >> it's game time, y'all. this is for you, jade. >> he's arguably the stuff toughest one out there shot in in the head by a stray bullet at 9 years old. >> the team wanted to give him his chance under the friday night lights. >> they reached out to me and wanted to make jadeen 2016 honorary member. >> one, two, three! >> [ applause ]. >> i do wish sometimes that i could get out with my friends and play football. >> we're going to win this for you tonight g big guy, all right? >> jadeen will always deal with complication from shooting but coming back from being paralyzed, unable to speak, he says nou not playing football is not a real concern. >> i would

dispointed because like from write came from and now i don't have to like be mad at anythin anything. >> his positive outlook bringing his sister to tears. >> honey. >> sorry. >> you just gave a real good -- i'm proud. >> they've been in this struggle together. >> it's a lot. >> it's a lot to go from you know seeing him his process in the hospital to home to me just playing with him every day. getting on my nerves and him you know laughing and playing with me he keeps up with me like he's my big brother it's delaysy i lovety wouldn't change -- i would probably change the situation but i would not change our outcome at all. >> jaydan's family says the hurt will never go away. even though times like this do help. >> it does. it z but you know at the end of the day w

sleep and my son sleeps with me every night. i see the wound and scars on his head and i hold his hand you know but some days are good and some days aren't so good. >> as far as how this ranks. >> that very moment i feel great. >> and we heard the players and coaches tell jaydan they would win the game for him tonight. woodson warriors facing off tonight and shawn and tony that promise was kept. warriors coming through with a big one for jaydan. >> that's awesome. the story just so see his spirit. he's so strong. >> we remember him and reported owethon story a couple years ago. >> it's so positive despite everything we certainly wish him and the family well. >> thank you. >> and all right. we turn to milwaukee wisdom martin now. that's where a teacher and student now share a once in a lifetime bond. about nine months ago

needed kidney transplant and her teacher jody schmidt was a match. she said she decided to help her because she was inspired by that tash's fighting spirit it's a lesson that cannot be found in a textbook. >> students have a different awareness of kindness and giving taken doesn't have to be organ but just for greater good of humanity. >> and, doctors say more than 100,000 people are on the kidney transplant list each year and only 14,000 actually get a new kidney. >> i love stories like that. it brought know tears the good news segment. >> and we have a consumer alert now the fda is banning 19 common ingredients used in ants eye bacterial soaps and washes, there is no scientific evidence it's better that regular soap. many contain ingredients that could be unsafe for long term use. anti-bacteria soap is unintentionally helping cause the problem it's trying to

officials say the ban does not apply to hand sanitizers nor sglipz are you worried about weekend plans because of tropical storm hermine. gwen will have the latest track coming up. plus a 2-year-old from d.c. issued a fine for littering and the girl's mother is fighting the ticket. their story next on "fox" news at 10. >> and the weekend edition of fox news morning tomorrow we're looking how the presidential election could influence the housing market and find out who moves into the white house could affect real estate for current d.c. residents and future home buyers we'll be right back.

>> we're back with a look at tonight's top stories we begin in arlington where there's concern someone is trying to poison neighborhood dogs.

>> reporter: a dog went to the animal hospital after eating tainted meat at bluemont park in arlen ton and somebody placed meat patties raw and stuffed with pills and pellets right near four mile run stream. that dog doing okay tonight and the vet would who treated the animal believes it may have been rat poisoning and animal control is testing to see what was in those patties. sarah. >> cdc says 70 people got hepatitis a after visiting tropical smoothie chain virginia was hardest hit with 55 case and we spoke with a woman from virginia beach who drank it a lot. >> i had it every other day i enjoyed them and started getting sick to my stomach and was not sure why. >> outbreak was trace todz strawberries shipped from egypt and reps say they switched suppliers for some 400 locations nationwide, tony. >> tonight or today

that the rhode island avenue metro station will remain closed throughout the entire weekend because of debris falling from the ceiling. the problem began wednesday night when pieces of concrete and metal fell. no one was hurt. and metro station is expected to on monday. gwen. >> we have plenty of radar to keep an eye on as result of hermine as this storm system continues to move up the mid atlantic and now it's moving its way closer and heading across myrtle beach, 35 miles west southwest of myrtle beach now and here's a look at the track moving northeast 20 miles an hour and winds now 50 miles an hour by the time we get to saturday it's going to move its way across north carolina before it starts to head out to sea. once it's on land not looking at much in terms of inteps fiction and that could change wawns it moves out to sea and very strong powerful low pressure system models are indicating you could actually redevelop back to close to hurricane status an

named storm once again. ridge ever high pressure really big players in all this because very strong vij actually bloc blocking this storm once it does get out to sea and it will have no way toy move north at all and there's a possibility as i said it could move its way back closer to the coast other stay off the coast and continue to spin, spin, and spin. we're keeping an eye on it fou four. we'll have more details later back to you. >> thank you, gwen. >> "fox5" is in the district tonight with a story that will make you shake your head. a 2-year-old girl got a ticket for littering and department of public works found envelope addressed to toddler on the ground near her house. "fox5" matt ackland has the story. >> we all know kids can get into trouble from time to time but this 2-year-old cutey havrper slapped with a $75 littering citation how does that happen a rivd in mail yest

ticket to her for littering and harper at the time goes that's not good. because we know that we don't throw trash on the ground. >> harper has a big smile on her face after spending the day at the zoo and mom is not too happy with the department of public works who failed to void the ticket when she called inspector this morning. >> just to let her know because i'm sure she didn't she issued atic tote a 2-year-old and i said to her, you can disagree on whether he should have issued the ticket or not i disagree with it but dpw will take that money for you. >> neighbor around here want enforcement. this alley has become a dumping ground we found a stereo, lawnmower and dirty diaper left behind but they say ticketing nearby residents especially a toddler is not helping. >> and she was trying to explain to them, you gave atic tote a 2-year-old and she w

like, well, do you want to talk to supervisor and she said yeah i guess so but this should be pretty much taken care of problem you cannot give atic tote a 2-year-old. >> cleanup, cleanup. >> meanwhile harper is counting pennies hoping she saved up enough in two years to pay the fine. >> matt ackland, "fox5 local news". >> councilman allen told us more than likely the inspector did not know the age of a child and a short time ago we got update to the story and learned the department of public works voided ticket and 2-year-old will not be responsible for that $75 fine [ applause ]. >> very fw. >> that's the way it should have been. >> don't tate ticket and fwal up and throw it in the trees that wouldn't be good to do. >> exactly. >> chris brown's attorney is speaking up and he wants to set the record straight what happened at brown's california mansion that led to brown's arrest. >> as we head to break good news for fns

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now to latest in the chris brown investigation. >> mark ergos talked to reporters and said the media misrepresented what happened when called to brown's call california home. the woman was lying and tryt trytoing to set him up. >> the story that was conveyed to me by the witnesses there is that

woman got irate when she was asked to leave because she was acting in erratic manner and specifically was told that you have to leave. to the bet of my knowledge and entire time, i was there, there was no gun or guns found in that house whatsoever and there were no drugs that i'm aware of found in that house. >> the report that brown's 2-year-old daughter was in the house during the alleged incident are also false. all right. let's make a pivot and talk about the race for the white house. donald trump campaigned in another battle ground hoping to reach out to black voters. >> gop nominee held a round table in philadelphia where he met with the black community and business and religious leaders and met with a woman whose daughter was brutally murdered by an illegal imgrant. >> weert only ones that know what is going on with illegal immigration. hillary clinton has no clue. >> not at all. >> and doesn't care. >> and trump also scheduled to visit a

church in detroit tomorrow. >> and the fbi meantime released new documents today relatesed to its investigation into hillary clinton's private email server and monday the revelations clinton told investigators she could not be trained on handling of classified information and did not remember every detail of the transition out ever the state department because ever concussion she suffered in 2012 and relied on staff not to send emails containing classified information -- some say this trickle out of information sim pacting her campaign. >> the fact it's dripping will likely continue to depress her numbers. i think that's part of why we've seen this closure? i mean it's really not been trump moving up as much as clinton moving down. >> after a yearlong investigation the fbi recommen recommended against prosecuting clinton and justin department closed the case. >> all new at 11:00 tonight a local government employee is accused of

neighbor's home and stealing something very personal and plus a scare at local middle school what police are saying after a student was found with a bb gunl on campus. >> and tropical storm hermine is prompting new fears about the zika virus in florida. all right a weak summer nort job market economy creating 151,000 new jobs in the move august fewer than expect aend slow down from the past two months and unemployment rate holding steady at under 5% and get thi this, around 576,000 people they were so discouraged they just gave up lookinging for work altogether and take a look at this one. gas prices are driving higher up 16 out of the past 18 days. and the national average for gallon of regular lar unleded gas at $2.22 and that is still around 23 cents lower than this time last year. wall street ending week seeing green.

market of course is closed on monday for labor day and samsung is on fire literally on fire. the company is halting sales of galaxy note 7 smart phones because it turns out battery on some phones actually exploded when they were being charged and if he got one turn in t in for a new one. that's business. i'm trish reagan. >>

>> >> we're back with an incredible survival story. more than a week after a powerful earthquake hit central italy rescuers pulled this golden retrieve frert rubble. a couple went back to their house today to recover belongings and heard a dog barking. turns out romeo the dog was alive and appears

condition, too, even though he was buried under the rubble for eight days. >> wow! >> he looks pretty good. >> he does. >> that's amazing. >> maybe he was in a good pocket or something. >> yeah he might have been. >> i want romeo. >> all right. so, here we are friday night. >> here we are. >> things start changing. >> i want to say models now we looked at some latest discussions, looks like the metro area will get really quite a little break so far. so i think that's good at leas least. once again the beaches where we know everybody wants to go to unfortunately looks like you're going to get slammed quite a bit as far as that goes across the area. just be totally aware of that. however, tonight, at least things are pretty calm here. all up and down the i 95 corridor not doing bad at all and they've already started to see rain bands moving to parts of southeastern virginia however and we're starting to

see clouds starting to roll in, too. here's a look at what is happening now the storm system hermine moves is way across myrtle beach and by tomorrow it will move its way across into north carolina before it moves off to sea. you can see here just circulation of a lot of heavy rainfall here and it's not moving that quickly. that's a problem. and that's because the longer it stays here the more rain of course they're going to gets and more flooding potential they'll have to deal w we're talking really high surf here and rip current along the coastal area and very powerful winds as well. 50 mile an hour winds currently and it's moving northeast at 20 miles an hour. by the time we get into tomorrow it will head its way out to sea and become a very strong low-pressure system and will kind of have to sit here for a little bit because it will be blocked but it does have potential of reintensifying again and it's going to lose most of its tropical characteristics and not all. so that's going to be issue here. and the main

it cannot move further. we'll talk about that nay second. tropical storm warnings up and down the coast to north we have tropical storm watchs in effect and as it starts to get closer we can see some changing and we're going to look at future cast now this gives us a little timeline for our area and here's 7:00 tomorrow morning and lower southern maryland southeastern virginia getting hit and the beaches definitely and take a look at 2:00 in the afternoon it looks like it will pull out a little bit earlier now and not moving so far nort north. and on the backside from d.c. as i said we could get a break. fay a look at clearing happening on this model. we could actually get pretty good, sunny breaks and the thing is on sunday f. it moves closer back towards the coast then we might see rainfall again. but this looks like a much more improved picture than we have had. here's a look at rain total potentials anywhere from 5 to 6" from areas to the east of us and maybe half inch or so as far as we kind of look east of i 95 corror

we're talking less and we might get a passing shower or two. this might really start to look a lot better than it has been. strong ridge of high pressure in place. that means this storm system cannot move north at all and head its way out away from us. what it will do is sit here and buckle back and forth and back and forth or it will move closer to the coastline once again and reintensify and become a named storm for second time so. that's when we talk about we really have to watch the track of what is happening and significant rain and wind likely east of i 95 corridor for us and i 81 and west drier and maybe some sun and beaches hit quite a bit and forecast can change depending on track. that's all that we're really looking at closely. here's a look at "fox5" accuweather 7-day forecast you can see a heat wave it's coming back. i believe i'm that is in september. take a look. up to upper 70s by the time we get to end of week and plenty of sunshine by the time we get to tuesday, labor day

look good as well. once again, that storm system, the track it takes and once it starts to move a little bit on sunday will be the main question as to what we end up getting. so we might have to update this forecast quite a bit. back to you tony. >> thank you very much. tonight our high school football coverage kicks off with two heavy weights in montgomery country. >> and demascus paid a visit to the cougar dome. brody logan has highlights next in sports. woah! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. woah, woah! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late.

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>> one of the best players in maryland high school foot ball history he rushed for over 28 yards and swarming hor net state cham peep season. function moved on to play with terps and high five friday night game of week is any indication demascus has had no problem finding replacement. army in usual uniform i asked who was in charge and they said

guys with half naked and red paint. >> fiptding kyle note all along first score of game 7-0 for home team later 2nd quarter tied at 7 bonner to sophomore brandon mc google shawn that name familiar? is that the son of "fox 5 news" director paul mcgonagal now you're paying attention. 13-7 chance for cheer liters to do their thing. 3rd quarter marcus vip sent making everyone forget about function it was vincent time. sweep left take to outside going all the way to the house. extra point gives demascus a 1 13-14 lead and first play of 4th quarter oh, it's more convenientton takes the pitch and cuts back and goes past entire qo defense off to races this time. 66 yards. out runs our photographer ronnie mc craig. 21-13 demascus

ago qo down just 8 but bonner gets swarmed by the sworming or nets. des mask us holes on 21-13. >> it's been three years since we've trailed in a regular season game i didn't know how they would respond. they dug deep at half time they were hooting and hollering and challenging each other and came out and proved themselves in the second half. >> that's crazy to me they had not trailed in a regular season game in two years. >> he's wondering how they'll handle it. >> they handle today. >> a lot of adversity they dealt with. >> vincent kid. >> amazing 270 yards function had 240 against qo and everyone thought jake function is gone. >> no. >> picks right up. >> thank you, sir. >> we'll be right back with "fox 5 news" at 11.

>> right now at 11:00, bracing for tropical storm hermine. >> this is why we go through all the exercises we go through. we're prepared and ready. >> the storm already made land nal florida and is now set to work its way north. impact it will have on your

and then, a dog rushed to the vet after eating a piece of meat left in a park. the owner says there were pills inside. and this is not the first time something like this has happened. and a woman who got hepatitis a from a smoothie chain in virginia is sharing her story as outbreak continues to expand. "fox 5 news" at 11 starts right now. >> right off the top tonight will tropical storm hermine change your holiday weekend plans. thanks for joining us tonight i'm shawn yancy. >> and tony perkins hermine already hit peach beefs in florida and virginia beach is preparing for high reigns and heavy winds. here's how it could impact us. >> the storm continues to move its way up the mid atlantic and take a look that mapen you'll see what i'm talking about. it's now moving its way across myrtle beach, south carolina and teepd head across norm