happening now this is fox 5 local news at 10:00. right now at 10:00, more violence erupts in southeast dc. an ice cream truck driver was shot five times. tonight, neighbors and community leaders are demanding action. >> a pastor and his wife excused of scamming members of their congregation out of more than $1

and a monument tall journey. a man walked from washington state to washington, dc pulling his home on wheels the entire way. the message he's here to spread. fox 5 news at 10:00 starts now. we thank you for joining us tonight i'm tony perkins >> i'm shawn yancy. an ice cream truck driver is in critical condition after someone shot him today in southeast dc. >> the man was struck multiple times. police are searching for the gunman. fox 5 marina marraco is live in southeast where she says residents are fed up. marina. >> reporter: they are, tony because the violent streak continues in southeast tonight and take a look at your screen, you're going to see the ice cream truck and the bullet holes that pierced through the truck. according to sources, the driver was actually struck a total of seven times at least three time for the stomach and twice in the arm.

continued to drive away from the residential street up to a small strip mall on alabama avenue southeast where he was transported in critical condition to an area hospital. now, tonight, we spoke to a neighbor on the scene who says she's tired of the violence and wants to speak up. but she fears retaliation. >> i think we've become so numb to it that, you know, i have an emergency alert on m that if i'm in the neighborhood getting off the bus, i know if something is going on, you know, at night it's beeping all night. crime going on. it's really sad. >> we constantly gun violence in the southeast every single day. that makes no sense, mayor bowser. do something.

for southeast standards. you're going to go see these pictures on your screen. you're looking at the damage left behind after 75 rounds were shot into cars and apartments across several blocks. all of that happening last thursday. all of that in a five-hour time span from thursday into friday morning. and the city's most recent homicide happened right here in southeast ye marraco fox 5 local news. developing tonight, in alexandria pastor is behind bars accused of defrauding his congregation out of more than $1 million, pastor terry millender was arrested along with his wife and a friend. fox 5's lindsay watts is talking to a former church member who says this was a pas tore who was supposed to be praying but

>> reporter: that's right. tony, the man i talked to says that he has known pastor terry millender since he was just a kid. and that his family invested how tos of dollars with their preacher. millender was here in court to hear the charges that could now be taking him from the pulpit to prison. >> so your house, your car, your land, your -- that doesn't define you. >> he's a preacher who condemn morning. >> there's a whole lot of people with houses, land, whatever and miserable. >> but he was preying on the very people he was preying to. church members gave 1000, 50,000, even $400,000.

investigators say millender, his wife brendan their friend grenetta wells used that money for things like risky trade deals and this lavish home >> it didn't come as a shock. it was more so is a sigh of relief >> his family was among those who investigated in their business >> i said that's a nice car, yeah, it's $100,000, up your money, god will bless you. now, it was actually part of our money. victoria life children has a place to donate. sunday services are held at this alexandria high school >> some are going to what? be parked from the faith. . >> reporter: it's unknown exactly where millender was when he was taken into custody past sunday. his attorney didn't have much to tell us except that millender

went to police >> i think some people were motivated to get in touch with law enforcement that made some investments and wondered where they had gone. >> reporter: all three accuseds have been dieted by a garage. >> terry millender and grenetta. each of them looking up to years in prison. live in alexandria, lindsay watts fox 5 local news. montgomery county police are investigating a suspicious death in rockville. the body of a woman found in a parking lot in park line drive near the twin brook metro. police still trying to identify the woman. they say there was no apparent trauma to her body remains were sent to the medical examiner. we learned the name of the man killed in a pedestrian

a car hit robert gross man as he was crossing georgia avenue at regina drive. he was not in crosswalk. he was rushed to the hospital where he died. driver stayed on the scene, no word if the driver will face charges. new tonight at 10:00 police are investigating a case of animal cruelty in washington county maryland. a family's dog was shot and killed with a cross bow arrow. bronx was a therapy dog for the family's 8-year-old son. the dog was let last friday morning to go to the bathroom. about 20 minutes later, a family member found bronx bleeding on the front porch with an arrow sticking out of his chest. this happened along orchard ridge road in hasn't cock. anyone with information please come forward to help solve the case. more than a century now, the washington home in northwest dc served some of the city's most vulnerable residents including the elderly and the very sick.

washington home will close for good. the owners agreed to sell the property. the courts okayed the deal. only a few tenants remain. washington home is finding them new places to live. we want to check the weather now. we got a live look for you outside. it was a beautiful fall day. now it starting to get a little bit chilly out there. mike thomas is standing by with an update on your forecast >> absolutely right. not bad way to start the week. temperatures in dc hit 70's. however, i think this is as warm as we're going to get. let's take a look at satellite and radar. look off to the north in maine northern portions of new hampshire and vermont. that's a sign that cooler air is off to the north and with a northwest wind tonight we're pulling some of that air down in our direction and tony is right. start going to get little chilly if you happen to be heading out. not expecting any rain, no

quite yet. we're getting there. 12 miles an hour wind out of the north and west out there. eight miles an hour at gaithersburg, breezy from time to time during overnight and early morning tomorrow. temperatures are dropping, 57 in dc, 52 in gaithersburg, 50 in heading to the 40's overnight. 46 degrees tore washington. 44 for quantico, let you know what you can expect for your day ahead and rest of the week coming up right at 10:31 you'll get the first seven-day forecast. more on that in just a bit. straight head at 10:00, a veteran walked coast to coast >> made a journey to dc while pulling his house on wheels. he'll explain why he made this trip. coming up next. then the pentagon is telling veterans they got to pay up. the growing outrage over an effort to get bonus money back from some national guard members. plans to extend the i 395 express lanes are supposed to

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ross served 15 years on a marriage charge now on a mission to legalize medical marriage for vets >> he pulled his home across america and arrived in dc today. laura evans joins us with more. >> reporter: it's an incredible story. this is not your average protest. we see dc. this is not your average one. this is the house to arrived here in dc today. started off in washington state 18 months ago, 4,000 miles traveled and ross is the man behind the mission. let's bring you out and introduce you. you've been walking on this mission. this is ross. and tell us about -- about your mission. why are you doing this? >> ok. i'd like to see an end to prohibition federally so all the

this issue as they see fit. and i'm a veteran here and i had degenerative disk disease. i was going to the hospital about once a month in my back because i refused to take narcotics. what wasn't working i went on this nationwide march for 18 months now and 4,000 miles to live next door here to the president as a homeless veteran because i was homeless. >> your plan was to come to washington, dc with >> yes, ma'am >> sgln you didn't think you were going to make i because of your degenerative disk disease. let's give a little tour around your house here >> come on in. come inside everybody >> you say this is a self is sufficient home. this took you very far. obviously, 4,000 miles. tell us what you have in here. >> well, let's see. there's a bed here. this a double bed. this is a west virginia double wide. you also here have a cooler with ice and stuff.

i developed a little bathroom system as well. so everybody has a bathroom for you. you can go in private. >> you said it took you across water too? >> yes. these can even float as well. i tested this. and these things will go in the water. now, this particular unit here i put on the mississippi river and paddled it down 50 miles, you can go to be facebook page and see the videos. >> speaking of facebook, you really been on a mission to get this message ou on the side of the house. how are you trying to get the message out? re what you going to do while you're here in dc to try to get this message for legalizing medical marijuana >> i'm going to visit all the important places wherever our politicians and congressman and people go. >> let's go for a walk >> i'm going to go ahead and speak with them. many people are visiting washington during the election.

they've been filming and photographing me all day. and sending it in languages i can hear a little bit and i know they're talking about this unit. hopefully they will share it we can end homelessness with this vehicle >> is this heavy >> this is 560 pounds. my body has adjusted to it. it's like, we're supposed to do this. we're not even supposed to sit down all these hours a day. we're supposed to be standing and walking. >> reporter: people writing to members of arguing to encourage them to legalize medical marijuana >> absolutely. that should be straight across the board. my mom was a combat veteran nurse taught me how to march when i was five and here i am today. >> reporter: welcome to washington, dc. i know it's been a long trip. appreciate you joining us. >> bless you. >> reporter: had the white house i'ms laura evans, fox 5 local news. >> interesting.

to american heros. >> it involves bonuses paid to members of the california national guard who reenlisted. the pentagon now wants the veterans to give that money back. fox anita vogel explain. >> reporter: had the height of the wars in iraq and afghanistan. the california national guard offered thousands of soldiers to reenlist or extend time overseas. many took those bonuses in good faith and did planet saw comment bat. the same veterans are learning the pentagon wants the money back >> i he would up my end of the contract. i deployed stayed additional six years. retired honorably. i didn't think there would ever be an issue. >> reporter: a series of audits revealed the guard gave out too much and in some cases to the wrong people.

being slapped with wage garnish meants interest charges and tax liens unless they pay up. it doesn't sit well with those who know the burdens of wearing a uniform >> news flash. nearly every soldier sailor air man guards nana recent lives paycheck to paycheck. >> reporter: for its park, the california national guard is saying it does not have the authority to unilaterally waive these however, they welcome any law passed by congress to waive the debts. our priority is to advocate for our sold soccer through this process. many vets say it process is too difficult and too long. bob has hired several lawyers and still no resolution. >> one soldier said it best. i'll give you your money back if you give me our years

pay back these bonuses is uncouldn't chaebol. in los angeles, anita vogal, fox news. >> outrageous. tracking metro. the transit agency is out with new recommendations how to fix its red light running problem. trains run through red lights more than 80 times since 2011. some of the recommendations include slowing trains down, and installing brighter bulbs at places where many of metro says trains tend to run red lights more often at reagan national and the silver spring stations and at rail yards in alexandria, shady grove and brent wood. get ready for more construction on 395 in virginia. v dot is preparing to extend to the pentagons. it will help ease traffic

congestion. sarah simmons is live in arlington with the latest. >> reporter: we already have the 395 express lanes stop right now back down that way. now, the talk v dot was having a hearing tonight to talk about extending it past where we are at shirleying ton all the way up to the pentagon. at this point, what they're talking about, the architects, converting the existing lanes to toll lanes and adding a third lane. they say it will cut congestion by allowing people the choice of lanes and will improve roadway safety. some who travel and live along 395 aren't so sure about this. >> v dot should examiner another, namely conversion of the existing two h o v lanes to hot lanes without the third compress lane. if that dog won't hunt. scrap those lanes altogether and promote transit

express lanes will accelerate urbanization inside the dc beltway and outer suburbs in areas that are presently rural. >> reporter: now, this also has triple a concerned about those commuters that are crossing into dc. what that will mean for them, because at this point, they say the plan looks like there would be no additional roadway or capacity on the other side of the bridge, and that's where trip a has an issue with that. >> most commuters problem with this project. in virginia. but once it enters into the city, which the city is already planning for, then it smacks commuter tax because you're going across the 14th street bridge into the southeast, southwest freeway. and on to 695 and eventually to 295, but you're not adding additional capacity. >> reporter: so that's the -- not adding lanes and being charged to drive on top of that. not something too many people

now, here's the deal. these express lane, the extension, eight-mile extension it's not going to happen until about 2019. there are additional public hearings besides the one that happening tonight. the next within is going to be in alexandria at the francis hammond middle school wednesday night. if you'd like to participate. you can contact v dot directly over e-mail on line to put in your two cents as well. that's the latest here in arlington sarah simmons fox 5 certainly understand folks that would have to drive that >> yep. a husband and wife who challenged laws forbidding interracial marriage are the focus of a brands new film >> called loving and the premiered in the district. we're going to check in with can he have mccarthy from the red carpet to hear changes could be coming to your health insurance plan. what you need to know about rising premiums coming up. what you need to know about rising premiums coming up. p.

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. loving is the true story of rich and mildred loving. they were married in 1958 when interracial marriage was still illegal. they were arrested challenged the law to the supreme court. fox 5 kevin mccarthy has more on the film. it's kevin mccarthy at the natial culture for the premier of loving, the first theatrical premier at the museum. the movie opens in dc on november 11th. i caught up with the cast and film makers of the movie. a very important film considering richard and mildred were married in washington on june 2nd 1958 which led to the landmark case at the supreme court in 1967, check out my interviews with the cast and film makers. one of the most powerful moments in the movie when they show that image, the end of them on the

it's literally exact how you guys, did that part. did those photos -- how important were the photos for you in recreating their story >> somehow -- margaret, managed somehow, i think to become a fly on the wall and to become unthreatening enough that ridge and mildred really showed the other aspect. the comfort, the humor, the warmth. so very valuable >> when you play someone's mother as a character on screen, what's it like for the real daughter to meet you? does she see a lot of her mother in you >> i wanted to present myself to her. i wanted to say this is who's going to be playing your mother and hopefully you'll be happy with that and i knew because i'd known so much work into this.

as possible. we all came to this with such reference and honor. i am quite like peggy, shy and reserved, and i didn't really -- i didn't want to ask any questions for the sake of asking questions. i just wanted to sit with her and, you know, absorb her energy. whenever she was on the set it was like peggy is here. it's someone's >> reporter: tune into tomorrow morning, i'm kevin mccarthy at the national museum of african-american history and culture fox 5 local news. >> i'm very excited about seeing this movie >> i do want to see it too. your health insurance premiums could soon sky rocket >> we're talking double digit hikes. details on who's impacted and what to expect coming up. >> tomorrow on morning news, emmy winning director actor and

be live to talk about her new show freeze frame, plus the local sheriff turns actor joins us and the crew will look at the most popular halloween costumes. i'm not sure what all those guns are for, tune in tomorrow, good day dc. dc. woman: barbara comstock is too right-wing to represent me. woman: or me. woman: barbara comstock would overturn roe vs. wade. barbara comstock: i think roe vs. wade should be overturned. woman: barbara comstock. man: too right-wing for northern virginia.

woman: barbara comstock is too right-wing. woman: barbara comstock is against marriage equality. man: she even voted to allow federal contractors to discriminate against gay employees. woman: barbara comstock. too right-wing for northern virginia. narrator: house majority pac is responsible for the content of this ad. . this is fox 5 local news at 10:00. we're back now with a check on our top stories. first an ice cream driver so the multiple times in the district. marina, what do you have? . >> reporter: the violence continues here in southeast, you're going to go to look at this video and see the piercing of the bullet holes on the ice cream truck blocks away from where a violent night happened last week, 75 rounds then tfrm

twice in the arm, the victim is undergone surgery. still, no arrests. lindsay. an alexandria preacher was in court today and in court tonight. accused of scamming parishioners out of more than $1 million, pastor terry millender fake add business supposed to help the poor and convinced church goers to invest. his sunday routine was disrupted when he was arrested along with his wife, a f accused in the scheme. tony? few months, the washington home will close for good. the home in northwest served as a nursing home more than 100 years. the owners agreed to settle property. some patients sued to try to stop the sale. today, a judge ruled the purchase could proceed. mike? i hope you enjoyed today's 70's. guess what? tomorrow, about ten degrees cooler here in dc.

the rest of the accident occur seven-day forecast here, 57 for wednesday. that's chance of rain all week comes thursday with a high of 60. after that we get a little more mild as we head towards the first half of the weekend. 63 friday with sunny skies. maybe a shower on saturday but maybe not as well. 66 degrees for saturday afternoon. we start next week in the 60's as well. looks pretty good sunday 64 and monday 62 degrees. seven-day forecast, tony, back to you. feds for your healthcare and you rely on what is commonly called obamacare, you will be paying a lot more next year. the obama administration today confirmed that premiums will rise sharply in 2017 under the healthcare law. many consumers we only have much choice on who's insuring them. the white house says premiums will go up an average of 25% and most people will only be able to

one insurer. 39 states participate in that federal program. election day is a little more than two weeks away. today, the candidates focused on florida where early in person is well underway. fox's lauren blain chard has the latest >> you're a check mate state. >> reporter: democratic have that his running mate's lead in florida where early in person voting began today. donald trump hoping to close the gap by kicking off a campaign blitz holding a number of rallies over the last 24 hours, urging voters to get to the ballot box early >> leave here and vote or we have wasted a hell of a lot of time, energy and in my case, a lot of money. >> reporter: hillary clinton's team seemingly encouraged by the

parties take back the senate. the former secretary of state spending time in new hampshire today where a key senate seat is up for grabs. >> she's independent, she knows how to find common grounds and how to stand her ground. >> unlike her opponent, she has never been afraid to stand up to donald trump. >> some pollster say the clinton campaign strategy might be smart as republicans hold the senate now but the risk in the gop had left flipping. >> even in ohio, the republicans are actually fairing pretty well. >> reporter: tomorrow clinton and trump will be crisscrossing the sunshine state where over 1 million people have already mailed near ballots. in washington, lauren be blanchard, fox news. following some breaks news from montgomery county, you're looking at live pictures from

out obviously because it's dark. but skyfox is over a home in gaithersburg where police are responding to reports of a shooting. this happened shortly before 10:00 this evening when a person called 911 to report someone broke into the house and shot someone >> the details are still coming in. we understand that person is in serious condition. we're still working to get more information again as soon as we get the information, we will share it with you. the former subway pitch man, his wife, jared suing the chain because it failed to alert police that her husband was a pedophile. she claims subway executives knew about his pedophilia as early as 2004. she divorced him after he plead guilty to charges to child pornography and having sex with minors. she claims she and her children suffered emotional distress because his behavior did not

air b and b is suing over a new law that bans homeowners from advertising rentals. they already bans rent else of 30 days or less if the owner is not present but the bill signed by mario cuomo takes it one step further, banning homeowners from, on the website, they risk fines up 75 hundred dollars. the undergo industry is fighting back against new the new rule takes effect next month, bans nursing home that is accept medicare what they call predispute arbitration clawses in contracts. residents will now be able to settle disputes in court rather than handling cases privately with an a rwith bitrator.

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ringing in the new year wi they're set to perform at national harbor at the mgm grand. the theater at mgm announced that the band will play two shows there, one on new year's eve, the other new year's day. tickets go on sale this friday. it will cost you about $125. the mgm national harbor is set to open december 8. bruno mars, cher and kings of leon are all set to be

tradition returns, the annual 17th street high he'll race, they will head to dupont circle and see who's the fastest. they kick off at 7:00. streets will be closed between 6:30 and 11:00. including 17th as well as rig's placing cork rin, all in northwest. many parents know halloween can be tricky when your also managing food allergies. many treats are not saf kids with life-threatening allergies. a virginia based nonprofit launched the teal pumpkin project. it encourages homeowners to hand out to his like glow sticks or inspired rings instead of food or candy. homeowners are also encouraged to place a teal painted pumpkin on their doorstep to let parents know they have safe options for kids with allergies. the project went national to years ago and has been gaining support each year.

pumpkins. i don't like all that candy anyway. >> give out spider rings and pencils. >> we give out candy >> teeth won't rot out and all that other stuff. >> the kids don't eat most of the candy. we end up, bringing it to work. coming up at 11:00, wait until you see what maryland a man over for speeding >> health experts call it advice that will save lives. what they want new parents to know. also, fighting the nash childhood obesity epidemic a special visitor at this middle school got the kids moving. we'll have those stories and more coming up at 11:00. :00.

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it was a beautiful day today. very, very nice. . fall is one of my favorite times of year. you get the nice cool start. the sweatshirt on and the afternn we got to love those mornings. tomorrow on the chilly side. maybe you have to keep the sweatshirt in the afternoon. 50's, 60's. >> it's fall. >> does it have to be a sweatshirt? can it be a wind breaker >> whatever you want it to be, just not the birthday suit. >> only in the middle of summer >> all right then. >> live look outside. it's starting to get cool. temperatures fallen back into the 50's and we'll be heading to the 40's before the night is

start with a little bit of fall color. lloyd ferguson sending this in from halfway virginia. trees starting to turn cows. latest foliage report showing one of the peak colors just now making their way through the northern half of pennsylvania. they will be here probably within the next week or so around the dc area will be peaking especially with some of the cooler temperatures coming our way, keep that in my mind. beautiful ph them in to mike t fox 5 facebook twitter and of course, sue we would love to see them as well. satellite and radar, snow flying off to the north, no snow in our forecast, we are, however, getting a northwesterly flow. nothing out there in terms of of cloud cover. quiet night. breezy and you can see northwesterly flow is bringing in some of that cooler air, pittsburgh at 48. columbus ohio dropping back to

at 44 again here in washington, we're 57. warmth is to the south and yes, that's where it will state. heading for a fall-like pattern. we head through the course of this week. 57 number in dc. 50 in gaithersburg, 40's appearing off the north westminster 48. annapolis 10 degrees warmer 58. leonard town. 55. sunrise temperatures will be the coolest. beautiful in by jerry night. because of how chilly it will be, 30's out there. especially west of dc. freeze warnings here in the blue. all the purple you see are frost advisories those are in effect overnight protects the plant if you have them. quick look at your future ca. we head through the day tuesday, not expecting much. few clouds from time to time. but that's about it. now let's fly through your wednesday. we have a little bit more in the way of cloud cover that comes across during the afternoon but

until thursday and there you go. thursday about 2:00. if you do have plans for the end of the week, keep in mind. look at your fox 5 accu-weather seven-day forecast getting right to it. 61 for tuesday, 57 for wednesday. next chance of showers on thursday, we'll moderate the temperatures, every temperature is below normal. attorney and >> 16 seconds less, has the redskins in a must, win situation next sunday against the bengals >> which key injured players will be able to make the trip? and wait until you hear what one assistant coach was doing on the sidelines in detroit.

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financially, as well as on the football field. josh norman's still up in the air. he was covering line receiver marvin jones, you see where the hedge goes off the turf. the waiting game begins. >> it's a good question, we just have to wait and see. i think he'll have to see the doctor again tomorrow. take the necessary steps and hopefully thursday will be the we'll have to get an answer before we leave thursday night. usually thursday is the time we see him anyway. so hopefully by then, we'll have a good answer, we'll have to have one by then, without a doubt. >> special teams number one or the at least caught doing number one on the sideline in detroit into a gatorade cup. we cut it off. we cut the picture off. this --

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breaks news out of gaithersburg. skyfox was over the scene here on lime can i say to her road. right around 10:00, a person called 911 to report the home invasion, a few minutes ago, we confirm the victim died. we have a crew headed to the scene, these are live pictures from the ground again. one person shot and killed during a home invasion tonight. we're working to get you details we have a crew on the scene there. as soon as we get everything set, we will go to them and bring i was live report. also following another shooting, police are looking for