death. she was shot outside of a car parked here along prince place in upper marlboro overnight. police were called to the scene around 1:45 a.m. both banks and a mail is victim were shot outside of a vehicle. police have not released any information, both were taken to the hospital, banks was pronounced dead. the other victim is being treated and is expected to recover. overnight our crew captured video of police searching the car for evidence before it was towed we're told there was a dog inside of the vehicle at the time of the shooting. the animal was not harmed. it was taken from the scene by animal control. back out here live right now, there's some family gatherishing across the street, because elisa lived here with her mother in an apartment. we went to that apartment. the family told us they do not wish to speak on camera. i have spoken with friends who are very upset. shocked by all of this and

investigate right now the events leading up to the shooting, figure out what exactly happened here last night. that's the latest in upper marlboro. back to you. is safety a concern on election day? should all polling places be gun free and would that make them safer with emotions running high on both sides of the race? elections offices in our area are trying to figure out how to handle election day and the presidential race like no other. fox 5 in manassas. . >> reporter: we want to discuss the upcoming election, because who isn't talking about it? i'm join here by rob williams, a chairman of the board of elections here in prince william's county and also by bob marshal, state delegate here in virginia. my first question is, the idea of gun free polling places, the

i know the issue came up at a recent elections board meeting. so why did it come up and what was the conversation around it? >> there were two questions that came up, one from election officer concerned about their safety and wanting to carry their issued concealed carried weapon in the polling place and from a different officer wanted their church facility, which is not a gun-free zone to be declared as a gun-free zone and the board discussed it and our advice to follow the - our advice, but follow the code of virginia. if the law allows it, and it does not create an issue at the polling place, that officer is allowed to carry their concealed carry weapons. or we'll reassign them. in the case of the other one, we don't tell election places whether or not they can make it a gun-free zone or not. it's entirely up to them and as long as they follow the law in virginia, we're acceptable to that h. >> reporter: mr. marshal, one of the questions that came about

places could be considered a way to intimidate voters. what do you say to that >> it's not like the black paths in philadelphia who had billy clubs out and were intimidating voters. the law allows it at a private facility. it doesn't allow it at a school or state courthouse. to me, that's fine. >> reporter: private facility can make their job decision to make election day a gun-free zone; correct. >> it's their property. >> reporter: there have been a lot of allegations by donald trump that the election is rigged. with those statements out there, are there room for violence at the polling places? because people are feeling park the on both sides of this presidential election. >> a study from 2012 indicated one out of eight voter records

information. they additionally mentioned 1.8 million dead people are on the policy in virginia and harrisburg who recently had a situation where 19 people were dead. i asked the chairman of the state board of elections how could this happen? he didn't know. he got almost 700,000 never voted. 350 off, a million people sitting there waiting to quote vote in the name of somebody else. >> reporter: they were registered to vote but nobody voted in their place like the deceased >> so far but i have run into people who acknowledged to me that they're not citizens who are registered but registered by accident. my wife recently got a driver's license and told she was registered to vote but wasn't told she had to be a citizen. >> reporter: any last words. >> i've been an election officer 15 years, we believe we have fair and honest elections, we always want to make sure that the database is accurate and current.

struggling right now for resources. we want to make sure we address that. by and large, i think you're going to find it's a fair election in prince george's county and i think we're going to be free of violence. >> thank you both so much for joining us and with that laura, i will send it back to you. >> thanks. a smoking regulation is making its way through the dc council. it increases the legal age for smoking from 18 to 21. supporters on the council say it will reduce smoking while oth say finding young people is not the solution. matt ackland joins us with more. >> reporter: smoking is dangerous and the best thing to do is keep young people away from tobacco products but disagree on whether or not it's a good idea to finding them at younger age. even when the fines seem a bit out of whack. we put this together to show the full council debated the issue

issue that the civil penalty written in this bill would give a younger smoker who buys tobacco a $50 fine. but if you remember, we've done a lot of talking about this in the past. smoking pot in public in dc, well, only comes way $25 fine. now, council member yvette alexander says it's more about the health message rather than the amount of the fine. >> we up the age, because years old. if we up the age to 21, we think it will eradicate a lot of team smoking and addictions four nicotine >> to alexander who's the head of the healthy committee. she will agree to reduce the tobacco fine to $25. but councilman david grasso who chairs the education committee says finding younger smokers isn't really a good idea.

introduce them to the criminal justice system early. >> i'm the chair of the committee on education. i see what the impact of the cumulative piling on of fines, fees, penalties into a youth's mind does. and eventually, we know whether it's a suspension he can say publication or stopped by the police. this begins the slippery slope into the system. >> reporter: it was a heated debate at the last council meeting when members talked about this. also, there is a financial impact. if you lower the age from 21 to 18, well, that wipes out several years of people buying the cigarettes and as you know, cigarettes are really taxed here in the district of columbia. over the next five years, the

it's got another vote if it passes a final vote in the council. live in chinatown matt ackland. a follow up involving an ethics complaint involving a school bus members in prince george's county. names the head of the school board dr. sa gonna you banks, deals with a survey that both the study would have cost taxpayers more than $120,000 and the money would have gone to an outside firm head by a former school board member. bob barnard caught up with mr. baker during the school system luncheon to get his thoughts >> like any ethics complaint we'll follow up and make sure nothing is gone wrong.

former board member >> i don't know all the fact that is went in there, but so that's why this process is very -- we want to make sure when people think there's something wrong, they report it, and that they follow you mean. that's what we're going to do. >> reporter: dr. you banks released a statement that reads, any suggestion that i attempted to steer a contract to a friend is patently false. do you remember the shocking hot mic video of trump released before the second debate? a new video has bn right before tonight debate and this time it's connected to the democrats. ronica. >> reporter: project is behind a new undercover video that claims to show democrats working to plan a trump event. we'll have the footage and details of the fall be out next for the first time ivanka is addressing the 2005 comments and the recent accusations of sexual assault made against her father. doubling down in vegas.

hillary clinton and moderator chris wallace. live in las vegas with a preview with shepherd smith ahead. >> no debate about it. feels like an august day out there. we've been at least as warm as 87 degrees. that's the warmest late october day we've had this late into the month since 1938. not sure if we set up a record yet. we're going to check on that. if you're looking for a taste of fall, we got some back in the forecast. when to expect fox 5 news at 5:00 will be right back. ack. woman: barbara comstock is too right-wing. woman: barbara comstock

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this is part one of our undercover investigation into the dark back room dealings of the hillary clinton presidential campaign. >> that's james o' keefe a conservative activist and controversial figure. a newly released video >> it allegedly shows democrats working to insight violence at trump rallies. political reporter is here on that story along with today's political headline, ronica. >> reporter: there is no doubt that o' keefe's work is controversial and often criticized. viewers expect a great interest in having us explore this newly released project video that appears to show democratic

>> if you're there and you do that thing and you do these actions, you will be attacked. there's a script. there's a script of engagement. sometimes the crazies fight, sometimes they don't fight. they're starting confrontations in the line. but in the rally, look inside the rally >> those clips highlighted portions of undercover video that feature since this video was released, he's reportedly no longer with his company or with his organization americans united for change. that is a liberal advocacy group. i spoke with adams, senior spokes woman at the clinton campaign earlier today. with tonight's debate in front of us, is the campaign preparing to react to these videos. >> reporter: is secretary clinton preparing for questions

>> i'm sure she's preparing for every question. it has a history of putting out misleading and highly edited footage that say we agree with the committee that took steps to sabotage with those individuals because of things said on those tapes. even if they weren't carried out didn't represent their values. so you know, i'm not sure tonight she'll be happy to answer any questions from the explain that clinton's folk will be to highlight her goals for the economy, making college more affordable and improving infrastructure. the trump campaign released a video calling for donations where trump spoke about his plan for the final debate. >> tonight's debate is the biggest night of the campaign. i'm going to the stage to fight for you. i'm going to hold crooked hillary accountable and stand up

>> you'll seymour of my interview with adams at the clinton campaign. visit my facebook and twitter pages, i will be live tweeting tonight. join in on the conversation. sending it back to you. for the first time, ivanka has addressed those 2005 lewd comments from her father in and the recent accusations of squall made against her father. . >> in an interview with fast company, the 34-year-old called the remarks both inappropriate and offensive. but added she was glad her father acknowledged what he and apologized to both her family and america. when asked about the women who have recently come forward accusing the nominee of sexual assault, the mother of three said as she shrugs off because they're wrong. meanwhile the democratic national committee is apologizing after one of its campaign busses was spotted dumping raw sewage along a road near atlanta. an auto shop employee told police he witnessed the bus dumb meaning sewage into a storm

honest mistake. nominee hillary clinton and tim kaine were in town for an early voting event. >> that doesn't smell too nice. >> it is warm outside, that's for sure. >> like summer. >> i have a feeling changes are coming when we get this warm in october. >> you know your weather, laura evans. there's a sea saw going on. when we're this above average is in the upper 60's means something is strong coming this way, we'll we have a replacement air mass on the way, it does not get here tomorrow. we have one more warm day and we've been at least as warm as 87. the record is 88. we don't know if we hit it yet. i think you can feel it for yourself, it's a bit humid as we look at our weather maps and check out the temperatures as well as satellite and radar. we have a few passing clouds and

squeeze out maybe a shower in the higher elevations, very spotty. it's about that temperature and at this hour, back up to 86 degrees, look at manassas at 88. a little cooler near quantico at 79 and cooler still near annapolis if you can use that term relatively speaking for october. since there's still 76, but here's why you feel it so much more. the due points are coming up again into the mid 60's, that is noticeable humidity and when we get up to 70, where we spend so much of august, for example, comfortable, so on a we're nearly into the uncomfortable territory. what's going on? we have a installed frontal boundary it's going to be just right around our area tonight, which is why there is a slight chance of showers and maybe an isolated rumble of thunder overnight. not everybody is going to see that and we certainly could use the rain. things quite dry around here. a bit of rain in the forecast. not much on the planner for the evening. by 7:00, we're about 79 degrees,

by 11:00, 72, maybe there's cob of showers around or an isolated rumble overnight as that frontal boundary will be lurking and we're a little bit unstable with the humidity. get ready for one more afternoon, we're going to finish thursday on a warm note then bring in changes that will involve cooler air and will involve your needing to find your rain gear for the day friday. look at that seven-day forecast coming your way, a bit later but happy to say kind of nice to be out here without a jacket in late sarah, laura, back to you. >> i'm with you on that one, sue. for sure. ahead at 5:00, a group of bandits can captured on surveillance video. >> caught snatching purses but the woman working there says the suspect said to her when she tried to stop them in the act. narrow escape how one lucky police officer quick thinking saved her from being smashed by her own police cruiser. >> incredible.

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united way lending a helpin area living in shelters or on the streets >> teamed up with dozens of local service providers for the second annual project homeless connect. it was held at the central union mission in northwest. services were provided free of charge and they included medical scams, haircuts and even voter registration. >> we're doing everything that we need to do to get all of the services we need to better

on all the little things that would call it extravagant amounts of amounts of money and giving it to us for free >> an estimated 8,000 people in the district in nearby areas are living either in shelters or on the street. the national capitol area says more than half of the 300 people who took part would not have been able to pay for service they were provided for today. switching gears, a teen stabbed to death after an altercation >> the woman police say committed the crime in today. hey, paul? >> reporter: hey, and you're not going to believe what this is over, a long running feud, a snatched cell phone, someone had a knife. now one is dead, the other behind bars. i'll have the story straight ahead. sarah? sudden death while one youth football team is ended early aged the national anthem protest. >> reporter: the redskins won four straight but sports media

calling them a bunch of losers we'll hear about those comments live from redskins park ahead of in sports.

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this is fox 5 5:00. a robber caught on camera in georgetown. police need your help identifying the suspects. this happened last thursday in the 1400 block of wisconsin avenue. you can see the four suspects snatching purses from behind the display case. a female employee was punched in the face and head. if you recognize any of these guys, give police a call. dc police made an arrest in

a popular diner. 26-year-old willie quinones charged with the crime. a second suspect is also being questioned. police say the men got away with cash an purse. steaks and eggs diner was robbed back in september but so far no arrests. a village is being held for a teenager girl stabbed. 18-year-old kae into a fight. jones stabbed minor, who later died. they say it was a fight over a cell phone that led to the incident. court documents also revealed minor and jones had been in a long running dispute. when the two met on the metrobus monday, tempers flared >> jones has been charged with second degree murder and made her first appearance in core earlier. paul wagner joins us with the story tonight. paul? >> it was just after 4:00 this

walked into the well of the courthouse. i should say the courtroom seat 10 here at superior court. handcuffed and shackled. family members of kaelia became emotional. some of them breaking down in tears. there was a hearing that lasted about ten to 15 minutes before the judge decided that jones would be held without bond. at that point, kaelia minor's mother broke down in tears and there was even some applause, wh upset over. let's show you some video that we shot this week as this story has been followed. according to a court affidavit filed in the case, the two teenagers began to fight as the number 62 bus came to a stop at kansas and empty mer son just after 8:00 monday night. . witnesses say jones and minor began arguing on the bus before minor grabbed jones' phone and ran off the bus. when jones caught up to her,

and jones retaliated by stabbing her one time in the chest. then according to witnesses, minor went looking for her phone saying, quote, i don't give an f what happens to her. i don't give an f if i stabbed her. i want my f-ing phone. then according to the court document, jones walked away, grabbed an uber and took it to southwest where she threw the knife in a sewer, smoked marijuana and called her parent to tell them. jones went with her parents to the first district station where she turned herself kaelia minor's mother left the courthouse without speaking to reporters but did speak with fox 5 last night. just after the arrest was announced and here's what she had to say. >> she just was taken too soon. and she supposed to take her sat wednesday for college and stuff. and she supposed to graduate next year in june. she supposed to take her school

no parent have to bury their child. it's tragic for both me and the person who did this family. because it's too losses here. it shouldn't nobody have to go through this. >> do you forgive >> i forgive her. god got this. >> reporter: kaelia jones is 18 years old. minor was 17 a senior at cool itch and the head of the dance team. jones will remain locked up behind bars until a hearing later. live outside dc speaker court. police need your help to identify a person of interest wanted in connection with an arm robbery. it happened at a wells fargo bank in northwest. someone was wearing a construction hat and mask. it appears the person showed the

police are asking anyone with information to give them a call. a police officer is lucky to be alive tonight after he was nearly crushed by his own squad car. take a look at this dash cam footage. the crash happened monday on interstate 94 in wisconsin, the officer had been helping a driver install on a bridge when a pickup truck rear-ended his squad car. as he was walking toward it. fortunately, the officer and the truck driver walked away without any r very lucky, incredible video as the car just goes straight toward that officer. absolutely incredible video. meanwhile, a texas youth football team's season is ending early after backlash over a player's silent protest >> it followed in the footsteps of collin kaepernick and needle during the national anthem.

>> the team has to end its season early because it no longer has enough plashs to compete. the athletic director said some players and parents stopped showing up because the coach pressured kids to take a knee. but the coach said they were upset about the league suspended their coach. >> with the nfl with the 49ers, having two, three players do it. you're not seeing the whole team. >> if he's pressuring them that. >> let's not pull them into that. >> we haven't had to worry about anything like that here. it's been respectful. we saw the players waiving the flag at the home opener but they're getting criticism. when you're in the public eye, you hear a lot from people. you hear from social media. you hear from -- here in sports we got to deal with the punch dents. let's talk about the redskins. it's not stopping steven a smith calling what he calls the worse

he said quote, we run the east. bragging about the fact that. we're the real champions of the nfc eject. what do you want a cookie? no wonder re all are losers, when was the last time the redskins have been relevant in the championship equation and then you walk around after beating the philadelphia eagles, with a rookie quarterback to, you ain't even in first place, you game behind a team you already lost to. >> how about that? bernie logan's live at redskins park. a little bit of reaction. smith never one to be a little shy about his opinion and maybe a little bit, you know, overreacting there. >> just a bit >> maybe a little bit. can we just have steven a to turn it down just a few notches? it's a little bit much. that's what he gets paid to do. this redskins team kind of feeling like rodney dangerfield, no respect.

records. they're the reigning nfc champs, they come out and say they run the nfc east because to be the best you got to beat the best. they haven't been beat yet. they're still the nfc champions, yet they have to hear from people like steven a smith. they shall a little too excited they don't really run the east. and want these players to put respect >> people are going to talk trash every day you kind of got divisional win, kind of took it a little personal. should have ignored it but i still don't want anyone disrespect me or my team mates >> i don't want people to get into bickering matches with the media. can't win. but i know steven does a good job with what he does. he doesn't know our team, our coaches. he doesn't know our fan base and for him to call us all losers is out of line >> you can't get too much caught up in it. you still got to play ball.

network he's on. his job is to talk and ours is to to go play. >> growing up in florida, you go to a lake or creek a canal, there would be a sign there with an alligator and it says don't feed the alligators. because the alligator then learn that is human are food. they come up and there's no food. they go for the human the same as food. jim, i'm telling the viewers out there, the redskins fans, don't feed steven a smith because he's going to keep coming back for more food. >> that's true. i think this is also a good refresh my memory that you should be watching skip and shannon on our sister network fs 1 every day. and forget about whatever channel he's on. right >> undisputed. >> that's undisputed with those guys. brody, we appreciate it. we're going to see this, this is what they call bulletin board material. right? >> exactly. this is something they're talking about in the locker room it will be up on the bulletin board. i don't know if they have a physical bulletin board. it's up here.

see when the redskins get to december when they're atop the nfc east and throw his words back. >> exactly. >> brody, we'll see you later. >> he can eat his words. >> and that's the thing. this guy pedals outrage. this is exactly what he wants. >> there's a discussion about him. >> exactly. turn it around talking about himself. they're still 4-2. it's a good start after the rough two first weeks. >> they need not respond and carry on. >> move on. coming up president obama announces a new plan to make sure travelers are compensated for late luggage. thank you. >> kidding. >> and jetblue is getting into politics. kind of anyway, the creative way they're using tonight's debate to advertise their big flight sale. >> doubling down on vegas, high stakes tonight for donald trump and hillary clinton. we're live in las vegas with fox's shepherd smith next. first, we're going to check in

>> you can call it heat and humidity today. a beautiful scene behind me. laura, sarah and jim. farm land, fall foliage, sunshining down on that green grass, except it's 86 outside. doesn't feel anything like october. we got humidity in the air, winds out of the northeast. how much longer will this heat last? when does fall return? it returns with a vengeance this weekend. i will let you know the details,

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we have if we have fog and low clouds, it would break for sunshine, we'll warm up and we'll wait on this front to bring the falling rain into the earliest friday morning and that would probably be in west virginia, moving across the blue ridge into the district and that will be a wet soggy. enjoy your dinner and happy hours tonight and tomorrow, you won't be wanting to sit out tomorrow. there is indication that these showers could get kind of hung

so if this front continues to slow down saturday. maybe not looking so great. it's certainly going to be chilly saturday. that major change in air masses comes as colder air pores in out of the northwest. high temperatures in the 50's on saturday. we should manage to get to the low 60's sunday. seven-day forecast, here's that free fall, 82 tomorrow. partly sunny skies, clouds showers it's a soggy friday. we'll probably see that high and fall from 59 on saturday, slowly warm things up moderator into nice fall weather. that's a look at your seven-day forecast. fox 5 news at 5:00 will be right

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>> republican donald trump is bringing president obama's half brother mallek to the debate. he's a trump supporter. democratic hillary clinton is bringing mark cuban to the crowd. fox news channel chief news anchor shepherd smith joins us to preview tonight's debate. tell us what's the strategy on both sides? going into >> it's interesting for hillary clinton, the "new york times" this morning the upshot had hillary clinton with a 91% chance of winning and an 8% chance for donald trump. you want to be able to handle yourself in a way that's more policy oriented. children and family that she has from the beginning and get out of this with no big mistakes. if you're donald trump and you need to change everything, his people have said to us from the

educated women in the collar counties of philadelphia. women and family issues, try to seem presidential and push aside the troubles that he's had. and seems instead he's going scorched earth on us. tonight when he's bringing in a young man who says he's bill clinton's illegitimate son you know it's not traditional politics. >> that's for sure. do you think though something like that is fiery as it cld be, could that back on him? >> his strategist think it could backfire wholeheartedly. they feel like it could all go down in flames if tonight isn't handled well. you look at the places where he is having trouble in the polls those are the areas you need to shore up support among sympathizers who haven't made up their mind. these last deciders are the ones so often who decide these elections.

disarray over yourself instead of going with this more open and welcoming sort of show up there, then it could all go down. a lot of his people are frankly openly worried about it. >> i know there have been big bomb shells going into each of the presidential debates. one of the bomb shells could potentially be something they would talk about it tonight. i want to get your take. there was a yahoo news editor this potential patternty lawsuit could come up from the abandoned son of president clinton. what do you know about this >> i know it's been reported. there's a story out there. suggestion that a lawsuit may be coming. of course, donald trump has been talking about a lawsuit coming on this that or the other thing since fluff was a kitten. you lump that together with his friends at the national inquirer who have headline today about which i won't even speak.

the side shows and our understanding of that strategy is they want women to stay home. because hillary clinton owns on the women vote. they want women to be so disgusted with the whole process, so mad at all of them they don't cast a vote at all. the advantage he has with men might be able to help had my in these toss-up states. but is it going to make them stay home or is it going to make that may mad enough where they come out in droves? i think that will be one of the deciders. >> how do we say this debate is other we've seen? of course, other than the fact that we have the tough as nails chris wallace at the hell. . what do you think could come out of this >> i think that could be a big difference. to say nothing negative about anyone who's done this, this is the kind of format where a fantastic journalist like chris wallace pointed questions and demand answers.

checker. you have to demand answers and politicians people who want to be the leader of the free world are owed answers and the people's questions tonight are coming from chris wallace. the people are in good hands. will he be able to keep them together? will he be able to make them answer? often that's difficult. but if anybody can, it's he. i look forward to it tonight at 9:00. i think it should be a really regulatory sort of event. >> i don't think we're bias by saying it either >> absolutely. >> we are but >> all right. thanks shepherd smith. >> it will be an interesting debate. we'll be right back.

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the white house announce to go new plans to help protect the airline consumers. we're literally on the fly today. ? ? >> we've all been there. you're at one airport. your luggage is stranded elsewhere. that's after you paid to have it arrive when you arrive. well, thanks to a new law, you'll get your money back if your bags don't arrive when you do. ? ? >> the samsung can't bring the samsung galaxy note 7 on the plane. what can you do? exchange it. samsung set up note 7 exchange booths at airports around the world. world ? ? red white and jetblue, the airline having a big sale and it's sort of tied to tonight's presidential debate. you have until the end of the day to get 30% off fare for travel from october 26 to december 15th.

sorry. enter code big 30 when you're booking online to promote the deal the carrier is using the catch phrase nabbing great fare is never a debate. when they go low, were he go lower. here's a new meaning to the phrase fly. delta is bringing glamour back to flying, new uniforms. 60,000 delta employees will wear them. v necks and swing jackets and the colors cruising cardinal, ground speed graphite with accent of flight and traveling sizzle. ? ? >> he may not be your typical support animal but he's definitely one of the sweetest. an emotional support animal for a nervous flyer. mark was on the same flight as daniel and they he tweeted the encounter which turned daniel

sensation. that is your fox 5 literally on the fly. >> all airline news all the time. ? >> can you imagine seeing a duck? on your flight >> not at all. >> thanks for joining us at 5:00. fox 5 at 6:00 starts now. this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. ? ? arising star killed in a double shooting. good to have you with us, i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. the victim 18-year-old elisa banks just high school in june. led the student body as the student government president. lauren demarco starts us off with the latest. >> reporter: sean, tony, 18 years old, her entire life ahead of her. friends telling me they never imagined her life would be cut short. her cousin saying particularly not by gun violence. they're just so upset by what has happened here. the principal of largo high

elisa was the government president for the past 2016. of she graduated just this past may. prince george's county are investigating the events leading up to her death. she was shot outside of a car parked along prince place in upper marlboro overnight. police were called to the scene around 1:45 a.m. both banks and a male victim were shot. police have not released information other than say he is legally an adult. both were taken to the hospital. banks was pronounced dead but e recover. overnight, our crew captured video of police searching the car that was here for evidence before it was towed away. we're told there was also a dog inside of the vehicle at the time of the shooting. the animal was not harmed. it was taken from the scene by animal control and back out here live along prince place, the shooting happened up here behind me across the street in a development is where elisa lived with her mother.