news at 10:00. new at 10:00 an alarming crime, a female driver raped following an early morning car accident. tonight, the predator is on the run. and police are concerned he could strike again >> an apartment building decked out for halloween. looks inviting for kids, but it was decorateded by a registered sex offender >> that's the past, my god this

>> we hear from man and nightmare neighbors isn't right. >> details of the bust right now on fox 5 news at 10:00. . we begin in stafford county where a woman says she was attack after getting into an early morning car accident. i'm tony perkins >> i'm sarah simmons in shawn. it happened around and sherwood road. the suspect is still out there. fox 5 lindsey watts has more on who they're looking for tonight. lindsey? >> reporter: it was a brutal sexual assault. we did get a sketch of the suspect who's still on the loose. investigators say the victim had been driving here on kings highway early this morning, that the suspect was driving that the

collided. the stafford county sheriff's office says the man dragged the woman from the car into a ditch. the victim says she was sexual assaulted for two hours. the man then took off. the victim was able to help create this picture of him. he's estimating he's about'5" 9 and 180 pound. she says he was speaking spanish and broken english and wearing light jeans and an and white plaid long sleeve shirt. truly just a horrific crime. the sheriff's office spokes woman said this is devastating to herself and to investigators trying to find the suspect. >> this is a quiet community. this is a jolt and it's a very dull thing to comprehend. and certainly our thoughts

>> the victim says the suspect was driving a dark-colored svu. that vehicle could have orange paint and damage on the front and passenger side. tonight investigators are not saying whether the man intentionally crashed with the victim. certainly notable the cars were going the same direction and the front of the suspect's vehicle was damaged. the sheriff's office is hoping for the public's help with it. you can go to our website share that composite sketch on social media. this is certainly something to think about if you should be in a crash in a desserted area. call police or think about safety first before you get out of the car, especially in a place where there's nobody around. we're told that the victim did have to be treated at the hospital for her injuries. she is at home tonight recovering.

now to a fox 5 exclusive. concerns were raised in arlington earlier after a registered sex offender decorated his house for halloween. but word quickly spread through the neighborhood and no children ended up visiting the home. marina marraco is live with the latest for us tonight. marine. >> reporter: we've yet to see anybody stop by. these apartments that you see are appropriately decorated for the occasion. neighbors here say i decorated by a man they believe has no business interacting with children. he's 57-year-old john ricca, a registered sex offender convicted on two separate occasions of first degree sexual assault of a child as well as then enticing a child. >> i'm asking you how you feel about your neighbors being concerned that you potentially could again be enticing their children >> this is my neighbor also.

know. all i've been is everything but, you know, i've been nice to everybody since i moved here. >> reporter: he may be within his rights. but we're within our rights as taxpayers and long-time members of this community to protect the children in our community, especial on halloween. >> reporter: this man is no longer on probation, which means there are no restrictions when it comes to interacting with children, neighbors say they contacted arlington they've looked into the matter because of previous convictions. so far, he's not broken the law. live in virginia, marina marraco fox 5 local news the halloween spirit is out in full force in georgetown. crowds came from all over for the annual m street celebration. it is considered the best halloween party in the district. but police are also stepping up patrols. fox 5's laura evans is live in

notorious for being a place to celebrate for halloween. guys. it happens, it's live and it's halloween. we know that's going to happen. >> ok. obviously, gets a little rowdy and folks perhaps have had a few drinks. and it is georgetown on halloween and not too hot or cold. a comfortable night for all the trick or treaters across the region. sue palka joining us with what we can expect the rest of the night. sue, will we see a big temperature drop. >> we're already starting to see it. i hope the kids were able to get their trick or treating in before it bott too chill. the good news is we don't have a breeze. it's not wet.

it's wrapped up in most neighborhoods tonight. it a school night. check out what we're talking about down to 51 in the district. one of the warmer spots. 42 in martinsburg, 42 winchester and culpeper. we're going to be continuing to move on down, the air is dry but the flow is also going to be more out of the east and northeast, while we won't see too many place the 30's, there will be some in th most stay near 40. a little bit on the chilly side for partyiers in georgetown. apparently that is not dimming their spirits in any way, they were pretty excited. facilitate in hagerstown, 37 in frederick is what we're thinking we're going to head for. we'll drop down to about 46 in the district and 40 for manassas and culpeper tomorrow morning. which means for the kids, the going to be a cold start at the bus stop, sunrise should be beautiful.

comes up at 7:36. watch for at the temperature close to the city to be about 47 and we thank jerry knight for your pictures. so for the kids tomorrow morning, 42 to 49 might even be closer to 40 in some areas. a chilly start and as the day goes on, we're going to build up a little bit of cloud cover after school 58 to 65. very similar temperature-wise to today, and with a little bit of cloud cover from time to time building in. there's that high pressure off the c with the mix of clouds and sun and keeping those temperatures a little bit below average for this time. a new month begins tomorrow. would you believe early on in this month of november, we may be looking at a couple more days of record breaking heat. i'll show you that coming up with the seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. tony? >> thank you. to fairfax county now. where martial arts instructor is charged with inappropriately touching a 6-year-old girl.

arrested at his home on sunday. being charged with aggravated sexual battery. garcia was an instructor at lead by example studio in springfield. he also taught at the montessori school in schon tilly. no word on how garcia knew the 6-year-old. detectives believe there may be other victims. >> when we come back, a sense of normalize for the residents of this they are back home finally: a massive heroin bust that maryland, how much police seized and where they found it. plus new jersey is going from having some of the cheapist gas to some of the most expensive, the reason that goes into effect tomorrow. as we head to break, we continue celebrating halloween. so cute.

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as you saw just a bit ago, the halloween peter. the m street is considered the best halloween party i district. but police are stepping up patrols. laura evans live in georgetown and i believe we do have protection around you now, laura, you needed it >> we always know it's going to be crazy in georgetown. but you know, georgetown has become a place that halloween revellers have come for year, and there's a pedestrian parade going on tonight just as usual.

tonight as people are showing up as normal, with their halloween costumes and with their masks. and there are clowns here too. we'll talk a little bit more about that in a minute. i don't know if you caught the crowd that surrounded us a little bit earlier. wear hoping that live shot didn't go off like the other one did. presence because of some things that happened over the weekend. there was a problems that happened over the westbound. i'll tell you, the fox 5 got ahold of an internal intelligence bulletin unverified vague information that a group of individuals may have recently discussed plotting violence against police officers on halloween. now, also, in an ongoing effort

recovered dozens of illegal guns over the weekend between friday and this morning. they recovered 24 illegal guns. there is a large police presence. so far things have been quite peaceful here in the georgetown area. lots of people in costumes. including the clown costumes and you'll remember target cleared their shelves of creepy clown masks after the recent series of clown attacks and we're seeing a lot of peanut butter wearing masks, even though in dc, it's illegal to wear a mask in public if you're over the age of 16. >> there was one location the officers were >> i don't know if i'm going to have trouble later. >> good luck. >> i tried to make it look not so scary. i have -- it doesn't make it as trouble. >> reporter: you look like a

>> reporter: now, police say they are not enforcing the mask law tonight obviously because it is halloween. we're seeing a lot of people wearing masks. we got somebody right here that was somebody just a moment ago behind me. but what they are doing is they're telling people they're not allowed to go into stores wearing masks. they're asking them to take them off before they go into stores unless some place is hosting a party where masks are allowed. that's really essentially wh going on here. you're dressed as a knife >> this is >> it's real? >> reporter: it's real? awesome. are you having a good time >> of course. >> reporter: there are a lot of people out here, they will continue to rome the parade, enjoy your night and we'll cut it before it gets crazy. back to you. >> all right, laura. life is beginning to return to normal for residents living

they were forced out when pep co and washington gas turned off service to the lynn hill equipment. the condo association owes more than $1 million in overdue bills dating back years. maryland's public service commission stepped in and ordered the utilities to restore service saying they did not give residents proper notice that service would be disconnected. on friday, pep co restored its service and today, washington gas followed suit. dozens of demonstrates gather to protest metro's budget proposals. to bring home their point, someone at the rally dressed up as a grim replier, organizer says it representing the death spiral weidefeld's proposed budget could create. it's facing a 290 million dollar deficit. he proposed cutting service,

workers. many of the peanut butter who demonstrated today are union workers with metro. here's how some of those budget proposals could affect you. most train fares and parking would go up by a dime. and some off-peak fares could go up by quarter. bus fares would go up a quarter besides the modest fare hikes, service would be cut. the average peak time could go from six to eight minutes and every 15 betweenff dozen off peaks with low ridership could be eliminated under weidefeld's plan the days of cheap gas is coming to an end. a 23 cents gas hike is taking part today. it's the first time since 1988. it state will go from having the second lowest gasoline tax in the country to the sixth highest. some financial experts say other

lawmakers in more than a dozen state will debate raising gas taxes next year to a huge drug bust in frederick county. sheriff's deputies say 34-year-old clarence fever itch had 87 grams of heroin in his apartment when they arrested him. the street value is about $13,000. investigators found more than $800 in cash. police say he faces several drug charges, currently being held on a one 25 a new study shows an increasing number of children are being opioid painkillers, in recent years spiked to nearly 200%. it can be pills, patches and flavored lolly pops. children mistakenly take the drug because they think they're candy. while teens are more likely to

drug abuse and in some cases, drug overdoses can rip families party. we're seeing the pain drug abuse can cause there was the eyes of a young child. jc rose of west virginia participated in a contest called kids kick opioids, her dad died recently from a drug overdose. here's the letter. this is a picture of me and my daddy and my little brother. i love my daddy so much then next week, my daddy died from i cried and cried. my miss my daddy i want to hug's kiss him every day. it is very sad when kids don't have their daddy to play with. i still cry when i think about my daddy. don't take drugs. if that's not a reason with or without. i don't know what is to not. today, children around our area celebrated halloween with treats at school. but that wasn't the case for one school in montgomery county.

away with classroom celebration of the holiday. later, a courageous woman shares her personal battle with cancer after the disease took her mother's life. she decided to take a drastic preventive mesh to save her own.

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. fox 5 is in montgomery county where the halloween celebrations at one school were on fry, the principal at closerly elementary school announced the annual halloween party and parade were cancelled. we were told a few parents didn't want the kids to participate. so they decided none would participate. today, the other parents took matters into their own hands's dozens signed kids out of school early and brought them to a park next door. they were greeted with a halloween party the parents whipped up in just 48 hours >> it's an important holiday.

i think the school should celebrate it a little bit. i thought it was unfair because this is our fifth year at closerly and we always had the party >> my son told me they weren't celebrating at school, so they were having a party next door and i decided to let him participate. i signed him out of school early today. >> a montgomery county school spokesperson tells us it's up to each principal to decide whether or not to host halloween festivities. >> some people celebrate. others don't >> i would think if it was a few parents who didn't want. >> take them out for the day or that time period. kids at national health system didn't have to miss out. today, the hospital brought halloween to them. a big halloween party for their patients. it included a costume contest, a dog show and a mini parade.

>> a lot of fun, obviously his first halloween. he's seven months. and halloween has a special place in our family. so we're just delighted that children put on such a great show like this so we can participate and celebrate with everybody else. >> and it wasn't just the kids who dressed up. more than 160 hospital employees also participated in the costume event >> all those kids handling it so well. >> freaked out? >> having a lot of fun. we're going to hear about a woman's battle with cancer. >> she decided to be proactive with her own health after cancer claimed her own mother's life

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10:00 we begin with lindsey watts live in stafford county. >> reporter: stafford county investigators say early this morning, a woman got in cash here on kings highway and the man in the other vehicle dragged her into a ditch alongside the road and raped her. the woman was able to help create a composite sketch of the suspect. take a look. the woman tells the sheriff's office she was sexual assaulted assaulted two hours before the man took off in a dark suv. investigators hoping for the public's help to find him. marina? >> reporter: and despite the halloween decorations that you see behind me here, neighbors made sure trick or treaters stayed away from this building decorated by a registered sex offender who said he had every intention of giving out candy and interacting with children's neighbors called police and said he's not broken any laws.

instructor is charged with inappropriately touching a 6-year-old girl. 21-year-old renzo garcia was arrested sunday. garcia was an instructor at lead by example studio. which is on huntsman boulevard in springfield. he also out to at the montessori school in chan tilly no word how he knew her but detectives believe there may be other victims. . well, we're just about ready to wrap up the month of october. here comes november and come in very similar to the way today did. a little bit on the cool side with a mix of sun and clouds. we're so glad the trick or treaters got their evening in without rain and without being too terribly cold. listen, heads up, we're headed for the 30's and low 40's. upper 30's to low 40's. a chilly start and we're going to go see clouds mixing with sun. partly sunny tuesday ahead for us. not bad at all. but you know what? we had a big warmup over the weekend. we have another big warmup the middle of this week.

not into the low 80's but upper 70's to near 80 coming our way by mid week. next chance of showers will be thursday night. and a quick look at your fox 5 accu-weather seven-day forecast. there are the two warm days in the middle of the week. what do you need to know about this weekend other than the fact that it will be dry and seasonal re seasonally cool. we're falling back sunday to standard time. you're going to set those clocks back. you get to sleep in. sarah, i know that good news for you. of course, it's halloween the but i got to tell you there's nothing scarier than being faced with the diagnosis of cancer. that is exactly what's happened to courtney glass. when she was just 31, she was faced way decision that would not only change her life but possibly save her life. courtney glass is joining us now and we do appreciate you coming in today. >> thank you so much for having me. >> your story is just absolutely amazing when you hear kind of

you were never diagnosed with cancer. but you took preventive steps given your family history. explain a little bit about that. >> so my mother was actually a nine-year breast cancer survivor, she was diagnosed when i was in 10th grade in high school. her cancer came back when i was -- as i was graduating from law school in the form of uterine cancer. she did treatment and two years later, it came back the day that i was sworn in the maryland bar and seven weeks later, she passed away in my arms. i was 27. she was five days past 64. >> and your father too >> my father is a 13 year prostate cancer survivor and currently battling bladder cancer. about a year now. i have a strong family history. i'm a previvor, which is a semi new term. it means, it is an individual

had the disease, includes people who carry hereditary mutation or a significant family history of cancer. which defines me on both ends. >> it was your doctor that said you should probably be tested. >> definitely, the first time my mother had uterine cancer, the social worker came into her office the day after her hysterectomy and informed us that there was genetic testing available. at the time before the affordable care act came about, i an assumed name so my insurance company wouldn't find out and pay for out-of-pocket. >> as a previous condition >> exactly. fast forward to 30 and it became time to take action on this. the affordable care act was in effect. it pays for the genetic testing which i had done in may of last year. in august, i received the

knew were positive but my primary care physician told me it was positive. and that i would node a double mastectomy within a year. and i would also need to have my ovaries removed by the time i was 40. >> that's a lot to digest. was there any doubt in your mind, did you think of going through with this >> there was no doubt in mind, my mother had had this opportunities with these advances in science, she would have done it and probably still be here. it braka 1 and 2 positive, that means i had an 87% chance of having breast cancer within my lifetime with provide lackic double mastectomy that i had, it took my chances down to 3%. i'm still working on the ovarian part. >> it's something, yes, a difficult decision to make these are pictures as well we're showing them of your mother,

it's interesting to hear your story and there are so many women out there to take that step or get the genetic testing. but what would you like to say to those women who are >> as terrifying as it is, it is -- it's a step that will save your life. i now no longer ever have to have a mammogram and again, my chances of having breast cancer are now 3% and that's simply because i was allowed to keep skin because i was so young, 32 when i went in for surgery and had reconstructive surgery. the only way that breast cancer will be eradicated along with other cancers is through prevention. such as prophylactic double mastectomies. being scared to take the step, i was terrified, walked around with the braca 1 and 2 paperwork

i was scared to take the step to have the blood test done but because of it i will be able to see not only my god children i will also be able to have one day my own and they will not have to face being a caregiver or having to become survivors themselves. >> you went through at the process of freezing your egg >> i am now. >> thank you for coming in. you are so brave and a inspiration to so many women out there >> thank you so much for having me >> i appreciate it back to you. >> thank you both. former dc mayor marian berry was laid to rest nearly two years ago, his resting place will finally get a proper head stone. we'll explain what caused the delay. there's word that the fbi is launching an investigation into donald trump's former campaign manager, paul manford details

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do your job. i'm luann bennett and i approve this message. two years after his death, former dc mayor is finally getting a grave stone. he died in 2014 but his plot only been marked by laminated card mounted on a short metal post. unfortun before facing a deposit on his burrell plot which left the arrangements up to his family. a grave stone will be unveiled in a private ceremony november 23rd. talk about a political rally. term really spooky tonight. republican vice presidential nominee mike pence was addressing supporters in clear water when the lights suddenly went out. look at this, the indiana governor left the stage but

light on him. the power never came completely back on but they were able to get pence microphone back on. fox news is reporting the feds are taking a close look at paul manafort's foreign business ties, he's the former campaign manager for donald trump. manafort left the campaign in august over reports he had had ties to wealth businessmen and one was a close ally of vladimir putin. he denies he has done anything wrong and as far as he knows he's not under investigation. democrats are now turning on fbi director james comey after news broke that investigators are launching a new hillary clinton e-mail probe. this summer, democrats praised comey after the fbi cleared clinton of any charges related to her use of a private norm server. now some are can we agree the timing of the fbi of investigation into e-mails found

time clinton aid huma abedin. josh earnest weighed in saying the president does not believe comey is trying to influence the election >> the president doesn't believe that director comey is intentionally trying to influence the outcome of the election. doesn't believe he's secretly strategizing to benefit one political party. knees a tough to spot. >> republicans have changed their tune in donald trump coming out saying maybe the system might not be so rigged. with early voting underway in maryland, state leaders are speaking out. brian frosh and maryland senator benjamin cart done were among those who spoke at an event in land over, they're determined to stop voting intimidation or discrimination. they say while efforts to supports the vote have taken place in the past, they will not

>> all we've seen fraud committed in our state in prior elections. this is not theoretical. this is the reality. i think every marylander agrees, we want all eligible voters the opportunity to cast their votes. >> he says he's pleased with how early voting has been going so far. no major issues have come up, they say people who try to intimidate voters or commit of fraud will be prosecuted. coming up tonight at 11:00, protesters use toomey stones and the grim replier. metro's general manager is responding. this terrifying video of what looks like someone being forced into the trunk of a car turned out to be a hoax. what police are saying about the

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. as you know we like to get into the halloween spirit >> during the 5:00 newscast, sue palka and jim lokay dressed up. take a look. >> energy is trying to make me mind read people. i'm very hungry. unless you're under 30 you have no >> that was true. no idea what you were doing, sue, i apologize. >> i can tell from the reaction on facebook >> clearly so i'm not under 30. that was great. that was so much fun. >> i can tell you what that is and you missed jim rode in on a bicycle. this is my omage to a crazy series on netflix called stranger things that appeal to the millennials.

throw-back who was in the grips of the department's energy they're teaching how to mind read to try to figure out what the russians were doing. >> in this scenario, you don't want >> talk about the house of cards. >> anyway, we put the whole bit on my facebook page which you can see, jim thank you for going along. he played the role of justin which was one of the boys who helped hide the the department of energy. stranger things. here's the fun part. one of our viewers saw the clip and she tweeted the actress that plays 11. this girl has just a number. so the actress retweeted it. >> the actress's name is milly

twitter. i'll tell you where else they're having fun. the white house, did you see this. to get up close, the whole theme this year was story book journey. they completely transformed the house and grounds into classic tales. and mother goose. i had to find out what did they give up for trick or treats? hershey kisses, a white house halloween cook with, white house m & ms and my favorite bow and sunny facebook cards. who knew? i didn't know they had their own cards. very cute. just one last stop here as we show you, milly bobby brown is a british actress about 15. this was also my shameless attempt to chase millennials. at sue palka fox 5 dc.

i kept saying this is so silly let's go to the next one. jet stream pattern still going to be on the cool side but you know what? a lot of people say they're so happy to get a couple of cool days after our record heat. we got up to 83 on sunday in baltimore setting a new record. we're back to the 70's on wednesday, get ready for another warm day and just to show you our temperature trend as we go forward, advertise about 63 degrees. we are going to go see it at way up for wednesday, possibly record tying on thursday at 79 degrees. then we cool back down on friday to 61 degrees. we're up and down and all over the place. meanwhile we've had clouds moving through tonight. we're going to keep the forecast with a mix of clouds, clear skies but that will be kind of the same deal tomorrow with clouds coming in. and it is getting chilly out there, we're down to 39 in west minister, west chester down to

for annapolis, we'll keep clouds in the forecast. in the suburbs a temperature range of 37 to 42 for lows, 46 degrees in the district. tomorrow, about 63 degrees with a mix of clouds and sun, a cool dry afternoon. winds out of the south and east. will load us up on that cloud cover. we're thinking 37 for frederick overnight. 38 for hagerstown. 39 for martinsburg, 46 here in the district. so apparently the cool temperatures not the party. but the cool on shore flow will continue. a jacket in the morning will feel good with the kids at the bus stop and we'll again climb into the low 60's. which will be right around where we were today, our high temperatures occurred overnight. 60 for gaithersburg, 62 for dulles, later this week, as high pressure slips more to the south, we get the big what were coming. 80's could be doable. most of us will see upper 70's and that gets in here thursday.

the temperatures 79, average high is 63 but the record is 80 from 1974. we're going to wrap it up with the seven-day forecast, there are those to warm days, cooler for the weekend and also for friday, don't forget you're going to fall back with sunday as we return to standard time at 61 degrees monday about 60. don't go anywhere, we'll be

. josh norman tirade isn't sitting well with another hall of famer. here's norman after the game >> who's official 88? i just got to know. he sucked. got to be honest. straightforward.

reprimanded. some of the plays going on. was terrible. >> one thing you do not do young fellow. you do not talk about officials. they will be there the rest of your career. they're a fraternity and they talk. you don't want to go down this street. please apologize to these officials. they're the best professional officials in every professional sport in the game is moving so fast they do a you might have had a bad day. do not criticize our officials. you can't win like that when you playing the corner, man, trust me on that one. >> no word on any fines if anything yet. by the way on the subject. a lot of questions about what happened in yesterday's browns jets game. that's ryan fitzpatrick. helmet popped off. he went back in the game after being screened. should he have kept playing?

tested odd the sidelines, still quite a jarring hit there. unreal. high school football in texts big enough to be a television event in prime time that. means sideline reporter sadly watch this oh, means you got to pay attention. that is covering temple and college station, there's another look. did she have a camera? i think she may have been carrying a camera. yeah. sometimes you got a one-man that stuff. that's temple's savior johnson. he posted a picture with johnson saying she's ok, i got in the way of xavier johnson. i don't recommend it. he's apologized and now we're best friends. >> she was working, so she wasn't just reporting, also shooting it, tough to see that. >> it happens. it is a dangerous being along those sidelines for sure. >> we saw that with wade

right now. ? ? this is fox 5 local news at 11:00. at 11:00, police say woman was sexual assaulted by another driver after a car crash. the latest on the hunt for the suspect. neighbors concerned about the behavior of a convicted sex offender >> you're attacking my cast had nothing to do with halloween >> his halloween decorations but neighbors degree >> election day just over a week away. to new poll numbers that show the race for the white house getting closer. fox 5 news at 11:00 starts now. >> thank you for joinings, i'm tony perkins >> i'm sarah simmons in for sean. a woman says she was sexual assaulted by another driver after a car crash >> it happened around 3:00 this