she spoke about the importance of supporting the new president elect. >> >> no matter how disappointed you feel you feel because i feel it too and so do millions of americas who invested here hopes and dreams in this effort. this is painful and it will be a for a long time but we must accept this result and look to the future. president. we owe him an open mind and chance to lead: this will hurt but please never stop building that what's right is working. we also heard from paul ryan damage he was in wisconsin where he said that the house majority win from overnight was bigger than expected and that was in

trump. >> he connected in ways with people no one else did. he turned politics on its head. now, donald trump will lead a unified republican government. >> heard from president obama today at the white house and he spoke about the importance of working towards a peaceful transition of power with the president elect. he gave reminder that we are americans above all else. >> we are now all rooting for success in the country. the peaceful transition of power is one of the hallmarks of our democracy. everybody is sad when their side loses an election. but the day after, we have to remember that, we're actually all on one team. this is an intermural scrimmage. we're not democrats first, we're not republicans first.

>> president obama did invite president elect trump to the white house tomorrow to begin working on that successful transition team. back to you. >> thank you. one state it was a big huge factor in this race for the white house was virginia, which may have been a shocker for some who thought hillary clinton's running mate tim kaine would have garnered more support >> alexandra limon joins us live in arlington with more on role that the commonwealth played in this election, a lot of people shocked and surprised today. >> reporter: the presidential race here in virginia was a lot tighter than people expected it to be, especially considering that tim kaine was on hillary clinton's ticket, but still, hillary clinton, she did end's winning the state. however, it was very narrowly, take a look at this map so you can see what we're talking about. donald trump carried 45% of the total vote here in the state of virginia. and in general, he carried

from big cities and areas like washington, dc, meanwhile, hillary clinton she took about 50% of the total vote here in the state of virginia and on the flip side took the counties that were a lot closer to the area of washington, dc and bigger cities. now, the counties we're talking about, they include areas of further out like spotsylvania county, stafford county, and also today talking to voters there. they tell us they were very surprised by the election results, even voters who say they support donald trump tell us they are shocked. >> i'm gitty. totally unexpected but i'm happy about it. >> better him than hillary. anybody better than hillary

turn out. excited he's in office and maybe things can change. >> if he does what he says he can do, it's going to be a great thing. over last eight years, it's been a disaster. you have seen regional become a bigger issue than ever. you've seen the economy fall to places where it's never been. the democrats have raised taxes to where we can barely >> geography did play a big role in the counties that hillary clinton won include fairfax and arlington county, and people there told us they were surprised but this time not in a good way. what's more interesting though is just how divided virginia is overall, because even in the counties where we saw trump take the win, we saw a very divided population overall today. >> i'm really disappointed, been

trying not tear up even now. i just -- i really can't believe it. i just feel like america chose to go backwards. we chose racism and bigotry and just everything we've been fit together make better the last hundred years and we chose to go backwards. >> i don't think anyone seen an election like this before and it's horrifying going to win >> some people say only the reason hillary clinton won the state of virginia is you what a because of tim kaine was on her ticket. reporting live in arlington, alexandra limon, fox 5 local news. i'm gitty. totally unexpected. >> just incredibly pleased that

shock, sadness and i believe this is going to be a sad day in american and world history >> i love hillary. i wanted her to win, sorry about that too but we all have to learn to get along >> i was hopeful he was going to win. i'm happy >> i think america will be all right. i think the people have spoken. and we're going to bounce back, you know, >> he's exactly right. people have spoken, that is where we are do you ever wonder what exactly goes on behind the scenes of a presidential campaign on election night >> tom fitzgerald spoke to a member of the trump campaign to learn more about the man who is now the president elect. >> so what was it like inside the trump campaign on election night? fox 5 news spoke with kellyanne conway, who is the trump campaign manager, and she said all along last night inside their war room, there was

she says despite the national polls, the internal one showed he was on a path to victory >> i've been warning people for weeks if not months now that the models are old, they're wrong, they won't reflect the 2016 electorate or the fact that hillary clinton is sort of been less popular in getting together that president obama's coalition than he was that you put a different messenger like donald trump and different message. the issues were buried at the bottom and you realize it's a very different electorate >> we saw the primary donald trump. we saw the general electric trump. what will we see in the president elect transitional donald trump >> a born leader, a brilliant man who builds things, solves problem, fixes problems.

nation as he would any other task. the one aggravating the people who are not in washington how slowly things move and just molasses seems to be able to get anything done, executing anything. he's proven that in the private sector, he'll bring that to bear in the public >> back home in washington, dc, we will get a look at that transitional president elect trump when he heads to washington to meet with president obama. at trump tower tom fitzgerald fox 5 local news. >> it is. >> it's going to be interesting to see how this happens and turns out. straight ahead. murder mysteries, dc police are investigating the murder of who women killed two weeks apart. paul? >> laura, one of them taking place here outside the mayfair mansions apartment complex. oddly, the medical examiner didn't tell police that it was a homicide for 11 days. we'll have that story straight

laura? defines on campus, students reacting with violence, the outrage happening tonight ahead and a live report. making washington, dc the 51 it's state and we're hearing from the inpatient's capital's mayor about the statehood >> we're watching few showers this afternoon and evening and some have had a little bit of hail, even a rumble of thunder across calvert county and st. mary's. they will be departing later but skyfox was up and over the derekswood area and captured this beautiful rainbow and the foliage coming to peak across the area. lovely site this afternoon, and the frontal boundary that is pushing those showers through our region this evening is going to be moving out quickly. we'll let you know what to expect for thursday coming up in

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dc police vfth murders of who two women two weeks apart >> one strangled inside a car and the other found talked to death in a wooded area along the suitland baker in southeast. paul wagner joining us from j street in northeast with hor

jstreet. this is the mayfair mansions apartment complex. there are odd circumstances in this case, what we know is back on wednesday, october 26th, in the afternoon, two men were cleaning this parking lot when they noticed an unconscious woman sitting in a car. we understand from a police report today that the medical examiner's office did an autopsy and determined that it was a homicide on october 28th. but didn't tell dc police for nine straight according to a police report, the men cleaning the lot called 911 just after 2:00 in the afternoon, after they spotted the woman inside a toyota that was marked in the lot. she's been identified as 59-year-old umee of southeast. . oddly the police report says a dollar was found in one pocket and 54 cents in another. why they included that

the report also says the woman was strangled. for whatever reason the medical examiner waited 11 days before telling the police. we want to tell you about another homicide that we were at the scene of last night. a woman found talked to death inside a wood area off suitland parkway off of palm roy road. we learned her identity last night and we'll tell you a the second homicide we followed today is the murder of 40 40-year-old. we know according to police, a passerby on the bike adjacent to the parkway spotted her body in the woods after 3:00 yesterday afternoon and called police. she had been stabbed to death. crime scene is located in a very

apartments and townhouses on pam roy road. we went to a number of locations. hoping to speak with relatives. we were also unable to find any information on the internet or court records, at one address, a woman told us she knew her but was unable to say anything about her. we checked with dc a little while ago and asked them whether or not there was any kind of information that these two might be related. we were told there is nothing linking the cases. we then asked if there was any comment on why it took the medical examiner's office 11 days to tell m pd about this? i know i said nine days. i misspoke. it's 11 days before the medical examiner's office even told them. makes you wonder whether that set back the investigation. we're going to continue to follow this, live in northeast

only cast their vote for president yesterday but also a measure that would make dc the 51 it's state. >> 80% of those headed to the polls voted in support of dc's statehood. the newly approved measure would split the district into a reasonable state to be known as new columbia and a federal district in the middle where both government buildings and monuments would be. dc mayor muriel bowser spoke on th >> what we're arguing for is full equality with every other american. we're asking for our fair share. >> also includes a state being added to the union, a constitution for new columbia to be adopted and the approval of new boundaries and one guaranteed state representative. she plans to deliver the measure to both the president elect and

inauguration day. we saw the wind whipping there and paul wagner's live shot. certainly dark out there. and much chillier than it has been in recent days. sue, what are we looking at for tonight? getting colder earlier >> we're going to see the skies clear out rapidly as this frontal boundary moves through. the showers will end here in the next hour or so. still tracking across a few areas including you may have heard me mention we had a couple of reports of hail down here to the south. these are going to continue to move away. maybe you saw that rumble of thunder and we captured that gorgeous rainbow we showed you a little bit ago as the showers were going through maryland. we put the bigger picture no motion this kind of the back edge of an area of low pressure going to help to drive the frontal system through our area re. it is getting breezy and the windows will continue to gust up

tomorrow on the breezy side from time to time as well. notice direction of the arrows, out of the north, that is a cooler wind going to be coming into town and will help to drop temperatures. we did briefly get a little bit warm this afternoon for a bit. we touched 66. a combination of south winds ahead of the warm front. that's where we had a rumble of thunder with one or two thunderstorms producing small hail to the size of mes. we're down to 52 in 56 in dc. a chilly night as our front in the area of low pressure exits to the east. that will help to pull in the cool air and clearing skies and we'll see the suburbs dropping into the 30's and most of the rest of us into the 40's, chilly and clear and your thursday is also going to be sunny, breezy and on the chilly side. for rest of this evening, what should you expect? 7:00, let's keep the chance of a few showers still in the forecast at 53. by 9:00, we think most showers are out.

51, but falling into the 40's in the suburbs. by 11:0049 partly cloudy, and again a little bit on breezy side. what is ahead for thursday? a lot of sunshine noticeable breeze as temperatures drop a little bit behind that front as we get ready for veterans day friday. we'll talk about that forecast in the weekend coming up a bit later. laura, sarah, back to you. mixed reactions from trump coming from prominent muslim american >> tonight the council of speaking out, the message they have >> people are gathering at the white house tonight for a vigil, we will take you there next to hear more about the meaning behind the planned gathering. stay with us.

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for a candle vigil underway right now, it's a vigil called dc stands together and the people you see say they're upset about the election of donald trump to the presidency. organizers who planned the event say they want the community to unite in protest of what the future may hold now that trump has been elected. the candlelight vigil is expected to go on until 9:00. you are making their profile pictures black. it's part of a twitter blackout in protest of donald trump's stunning victory. the hash tag started trending as many people were encouraging others to change their background. some tweeted they believe trump presidency will negativelily affect minorities immigrants and

reached a new high as california, nevada, maine, massachusetts approved recreational margin, they now join four other states. not everyone wants a boost. voters in marijuana voted strongly against the measure who feared drivers may be stoned. it turned out tore a good day for markets across the united states, despite what dow's futures were showing last night financial marketing initially reacted negatively but stocks stabilized early. many gains were led by drug makers in fact. coming up, backlash on campus. matt is covering that story. what's happening at au. >> too upset to folk? one ivy leading professor is making optional for students

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this is fox 5 local news at 5:00. police on the hunt for a suspect who murdered an elderly woman. this happened around noon on sunday in an apartment complex along the 4200 block of 58th avenue. an autopsy revealed 75-year-old delores rivers's cause of death was trauma to her upper body. so far, there's no suspect or motive in this case a robbery suspect still on the loose. dc police say a construction

southeast about 8:00 this morning, the school was briefly put on lock-down, police are searching for the suspect. if you know anything about the robbery, please call police. . louden county officials are looking for the vandals who damaged the fair way at the trump national golf club in sterling, virginia. deputies believe the vandalism happen between monday and tuesday night. case is currently being investigated by louden county fire marshal's office. a protest on the campus of american university this afternoon, many upset over the results of the presidential election. some so upset they burned several small american flags. >> other students are not happy with the way their fellow students were protesting. matt ackland is live at american university with more. >> reporter: laura, sarah, we talked to a must be of students who came to the protest today and said listen, we don't like the way that the election turned out either. but the problem that we had is once some students started

flags and started burning them, we have a problem with that. i want to show you video taken by one of the students. this student gave us this picture, i should tell you. we're told there were some in the crowd who had served in the military and rushed into stop the flags from being burned. there was scuffle. following that, students remained in the center of campus, chanting antitrump words and debating students wearing make america >> that's when some of the opportunities from the black lives matter group pulled out american flags and started lighting them on fire. for me personally my dad is in the military. as upset zoom about the results the image of the flag burning brought me to tears. >> reporter: passion and frustrations were high here today. neck, one african-american student said to the crowd, i don't feel safe in this country.

some folks. we asked the american university about this. they said they want the students to be able to express freedom of speech and gather like this. that is what they did. they did have security personnel in the area. but besides that scuffle, that one scuffle, there were no charge issues. live on american university campus, matt ackland, fox 29 local news. donald trump's major upset victory over hillary clinton talk about the election results with their children and some sure how to address the topic in the workplace. here to offer advice tonight is dr. jay sing. i think many people need to hear from experts today on how to address this with their family with their good friends, who may have different beliefs. let's start with the kids. i know that was a conversation that i had at home. the kids have seen a lot of the

kids are listening and those conversations. what do you say to your kids? >> that's the big challenge. a lot of people out there are having that question, how is it possible for me to have this conversation? this was very unconventional campaign. part of that was the lack of civility between the two candidates, the speak and all. i have gotten today, phone calls from people who are having such a difficult time dealing with this conversation. i had a very close friend of mine called. she has a beautiful son who was adopted from china came back from kindergarten absolutely in tears. asked what happened? you know, at school? and all of his friends at kindergarten said well, you're going to have to go back to china now that donald trump is president >> what do you say

child. if he's between two and six, for example, they're not going to understand, if it was something different they wanted, it's going to be very difficult. if they're between six to 12, different conversation. because of that stage, they can understand that things are going to happen maybe they don't want to. at the same time they're not if they understand the political side they're not going to understand the guy himself >> more transparency children. >> have those conversations sit down, talk with your child, make sure they're educated about the issues. me, personally, the important thing is to be able to separate how people act from how someone is period as a human being. i have to say me personally i do not approve of the rhetoric, actions, many people like myself, my father is an immigrant. i'm from a background that's educated but at the same time i'm an minority.

myself are extremely scared after what's happened >> you're being transparent about some of your beliefs. do you take that into the workplace, other adults reveal and talk about that. is it safe now that the election happened. on the social media, there was more of a drive-by, i can say something, try to change their minds. now, is it ok to talk about it openly? >> being ok and calm. depending on the side you're on, if you happen to be a clinton supporter, johnson supporter, et cetera, you may be feeling a lot grief and it's important to understand that people should be allowed to feel those feelings, whether they're in the stage like denial saying no, this isn't actually happening, bargaining, maybe there will be a recount, this can't be happening. whether they feel angry,

acceptance because it feels so uncomfortable. we want to get there quickly when in actuality, it's important for people to understand it's ok to have those feelings. if we're in the workplace, friends, et cetera, to try to gauge that situation, my general rule of thumb is we got two ears and one mouth for one reason. >> that's important and the respect >> absolutely. make sure that if you're a you're not a sore wiener. i think it's going to be a difficult process for all of us to come back together. it's going to be a slow burn but the important thing is more than anything else, we're open to that progress to be able to make it together and i think the first step is reestablishing that >> wouldn't agree that the respect goes -- whether it's face-to-face or social media, there has been such disrespect and betrayal on social media and

over on to social media. >> social media is so difficult, laura, it's something where i don't have to look you in the eye. if i say -- it's anonymous, something maybe you don't know who these people are. you write back them to immediately. we don't have kind of that social component that would normally give us maybe a sense of shame or guilt if we say something and also we tend to be quite hyper bol ic, we say that's the worse thing i've ever heard. to do with other people. it has to do with us, how we want to be treated and make sure we treat others like that. simple but golden rule >> got to move forward we need to find the path. >> there are a lot of people out there that are happy as seeing this as change. meanwhile, dozens of unhappy voters flocking to dc national catholic for special healing services. prayer services kicked off this

noon. the third and final post election service just got underway at 5:30. the event is free and open to the public. coming up athletes reactions to trump triumphth. >> athletes are people too. we have to take to the sports world on last night's results including a couple names you might well remember. let's go out to brody at redskins park >> what's going on here? trent williams out for four games because he misse we're going to introduce you to the man who will be replacing him to get to the nfl. caitlin >> it's chilly as we had a cold front come through today, that brought us the clouds and showers, and there are still few widely scattered showers showing up right now. turning windy and chilly then into the weekend, a big-time cool down, i'll have the details straight ahead in your seven-day

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. no shortage of reaction to the recollection of recollection reaction of donald trump. that includes the sports world >> it's interesting when the athletes chime in >> creativity out there. people, couple names you might recognize and you might recognize out there. a lot of the opinions go from a guy that w week ago from the world series, it was just a week ago. let's take a look at a couple tweets. this one coming, do not ones, hash tag election day, as i sit here and want my timeline, some of you need to grow up. chris humphries, former wizards player, known as kim kardashian's other half, making

kirt, shirlening. hillary clinton won't ask for a recount for fear of being caught cheating while she lost. . another one, time for hollywood to pony up. i'll help you pack, this cubs versus indians game seven was better. donald trump was on minds first brody logan is at redskins park and they're getti without one key player, it's very strange to see it so dark out there at 5:00. >> reporter: can we bring back daylight savings? it be the entire time? you can't see anything. can we put that -- thank you, can we put that on the ballot in years or something? . jim, williams missed an nfl mandatory drug test. thus suspended.

hecky, an nfl journey man. he was undrafted then went to the corpus christie sharks, the dallas vigilantes. they're in the second division of arena league, the philadelphia soul. he made the jump. the backed down to, he had a couple cups of coffee with the colts, rams, then he went to the montreal in canada, then the because of the band, not the show of affection. here to the washington redskins and that is your new tackle. everyone i talked to are confident they say he's a big frame, 6'8" and not too much of a drop-off from trent williams, obviously one of the best tackles in the league. that remains to be seen with a big game sunday against a tough defense with the vikings.

the los angeles kiss right >> because paul stanley and jean system mondays are part owners of the team. i want. what's the plan moving forward and you talked to some players about the election of donald trump. >> first, this game coming up in actually looking forward to the second half of the season, this is important. they're coming you have off of a with week, a little chance to rest up, get ready, get healthy, which needed after a few rough and tumble games, a lot of players getting injured. jay gruden specifically pointed out this game this week as a pivitol moment in the season. >> these next two games in general are two home games that are very, very big for us, we're four, three and one, right now, we're currently, i guess, number seven or eight seed whatever it is and we're in a good position but in a position where we don't

have to take advantage of home games and the advantage that the home field give us, we have to take advantage of those. they're important >> yes these are important games, two home games in a row, the vikings, packers and hit the road. you're going to dallas first place team going to arizona to face the cardinals and philadelphia to face the eagles, they need to take advantage of these two home games before they hit the road. >> jim i know you mentioned the election. to get through it quickly. i did ask some of the players, like you said, they're like us, up to the we hours to have the morning, watching the election results with the team mates and families. here's some reactions >> i knew it was going to be close. i feel like it could have went either way. i mean, it's crazy, man, but new president and we'll see what

up winning. but it was crazy. it was cool to hang out and watch it, but we were kind of watching like it was the nfl draft, so it was, it was interesting. >> i got bigger thing 24s about. i'm just saying i got my own things need to focus on right now. >> reporter: rob kelly there he can code the sentiment. before we went up no election questions. they want to focus on the game. they won't want tweet depending how they voted. you just showed some tweets. a lot of athletes and former athletes had a lot to say about this >> this isn't the team that was very vocal earlier this year when we saw the protest with collin kaepernick. they stayed under the radar. there you have it. but they're americans first, they have an opinion, everybody has an opinion.

guys. >> reporting in the black of this. he could have been in outer space for all we know. >> i like one who was watching the election like it was the draft. dark early, chillier, i stepped outside about mid afternoon and wow, feels cool because we had the rain come through and the winds picked >> thankfully the sun came you will a little while >> that actually helped temperatures jump into the 60 briefly before they started to fall again. live look outside. you can see the city lights as we are trying to clear out behind the cold frontal passage that brought gusty thunder showers, even hail reported. let's get to do weather headlines the rain is coming to

sunshine returns thursday, comfortable afternoon with temperatures rising into the low 60's a lot like the past couple days. also a little breezy, but that shouldn't be a as dreary as today. satellite and radar, more robust showers up across new jersey into new york city and southeastern pennsylvania then scattered across washington. still light rain but you'd be hard pressed to be under one of these showers, they're very light and a lot of dissipating moving southward from baltimore and washington. 66 at reagan for the high temperature today, 64 dulles, 60 at bwi. they didn't see as much sunshine. temperatures right now in the mid 50's, some low 50's towards our north, 53 at dulles, 52 gaithersburg, 56 in washington. you can tell the wind passed wind out of the north directly the cooler air on top of us. we got winds sustained at ten to 15 miles an hour, breezy out there. it will be a little breezy again

fox futurecast, here's all the showers by the next hour along the delmarva coast line. we start off with bright sunshine for thursday. it will be a beautiful looking afternoon, a lot of sun, let's fast forward, we get another cold front that will come through friday and with this, the cool air behind it means business. the coldest temperature of the season arriving by saturday morning. very chilly dome of high pressure on top of the midwest. the northeast, freezing temperatures here in washington early sunday morning. so clear skies, quiet weather weekend with lots of sunshine, time to break out that next tier of cool weather jackets. you'll need it with high temperatures in the day in the 40's and 50's. overnight is winter coat weather, hat and glove weather, temperatures at night in only the 20's and 30's, hard freeze, possible freeze here in dc. saturday, chilly afternoon, 52 degrees. 61 in a cold start sunday where

nicely well into the 60's. back to tonight, 44 degrees, spotty shower early, we do clear out, turns pretty chilly during the overnight hours, for tomorrow, 62 degrees, planet of sunshine, breezy at times, but overall very nice. let's go to friday. veterans day and the forecast looks very nice to be outside for any ceremonies around town. we're looking at 65 for the high temperature, mostly sunny skies, a little breezy, but you can tell even though we had the clouds and few showers toda and we're right back to the nice weather tomorrow and into veterans day itself. sunny and breezy, 62, there's the cool-down for the weekend. closer to thanksgiving now, got a couple weekends to go but it will feel like it 52 for saturday into early next week, looks quiet, dry and temperatures around be seasonal in the low 60's. that's your seven-day forecast. fox 5 will be right back after

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trending the fate of a former university of cincinnati police officer is now in the hands of jurors. officer ray tending is charged in a shooting death, a white officer shot and killed the 43-year-old black man during a routine traffic stop last year. the officer's body cam footage of the incident sparked charged with murder and involuntary manslaughter. >> too upset to focus? yale professor is giving students an option to skip the mid term, the economics professor said he received dozens of heart felt notes from students still in shock by the news of the election, instead of cancelling or postponing their exams. he says students can skip it and have its weight transfer to the

the country read donald trump was the new president elect >> if you had a chance to visit museum in the district, you also had the opportunity to see all different headlines. the museum receives more than 800 electronic front pages each day and chooses 80 of them to be displayed outside of the museum in northwest. the daily exhibit is part to promote better understanding of news and information. it really is an awesome museum. today would have been perfect opportunity to go down and >> i love seeing the different papers from around the world you get a sense of how other countries are looking at us from the outside and what their views are and how they perceived the election. >> how they're >> thank you for being with us at 5:00. fox 5 local news at 6:00 starts

this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. >> donald trump elected the next president of the united states >> i pledge to every citizen of our land that i will be president for all americans. >> the gop nominee beating the odds with a >> this is not the outcome we wanted or worked so hard for and i'm sorry that we did not win this election for the values we share and the vision we hold for our country. >> a divided nation moves forward. but tensions between the two parties still riding high. the news at 6:00 starts now. it was history in the making, billionaire businessman donald trump is set to become

thank you for joining us i'm tony perkins >> i'm shawn yancy. today, hillary clinton gracious's conceded. she asked supporters to give trump a chance while keeping up the fight >> ronica cleary starts us off with the election that shook many people >> you did an amazing job i loved watching the coverage and it never really ended. it was very late. i want to ask the viewers did you guys stay up until the announceme it was 2:30 in the morning when fox news declared trump the president elect of the united states. soon after mr. trump took the stage in new york city to deliver his acceptance speech. he opened by saying we owe secretary clinton gratitude for her service to our country and spoke a message of unit to the american people. >> now it's time for america to bind the wounds of division >> we have to get together.