>> right now a father accuse of stabbing his two qulung children. >> i grabbed towels to try to stop some of the pleading. >> family and neighbors are now responding to horrific allegations and plus what police are saying about the suspect's criminal history. >> and the next step in president-elect transition to the white house. who he is tapping for senior

>> and glimpse of super moon while it lasts. dazzling display lighting up the sky tonight. "fox5 local news" starts right now. >> thank you for joining us this evening i'm laurean. >> i'm jim lokay. >> the search is on for a man that stabbed two young men. >> lindsey watts is live with the latest. lindsay. >> lauren, jim, these stabbings happened right inside the west entrance of the wheaton metro station around in just the last 20 minutes we've gotten new information from police. i'm told victims are 15 and 16 years old. both are expected to survive. and they did know the suspects. important to note what is just above us here. you can see those two security cameras than crime was definitely caught on camera and we have asked police for video tonight and they're not releasing it at least not yet. i want to give you a look at what we saw when we arrived here today.

big police presence we saw both montgomery country and metro police here investigating for hours. you can see klom manage bags scattered on the ground. now as far as suspect. police say they did no, i the victims. they're likely young guys as well. right now police are still trying to identify and find two men that stabbed the victim. they have id'd the third person involved who police say didn't earlier we talked to metro spokesperson how cameras above the crime scene and elsewhere in the station could help with the case. >> metro stations are well equipped with cameras, pretty much every public space of every station v has camera coverage. this station is no exception so. we're hopeful that the cameras will prove fruitful in this case as well. >> the big police presence here earlier did disrupt some

now. bus stops removed out to the road. metro service was never disrupted by this trains kept running as usual. tonight everything is back to normal. if you commute here tonight or tomorrow know you should not see problems and again police are saying this was not a random crime. live in wheaton, lindsey watts, "fox5 local news". >> prince george country now where police say a father did the unthinkable. he's accused of stabbing his own children it happened home dennis court district heights last night. christian dill hard is accused of sexually assaulting a woman he once had a relationship with. and he's in custody facing numerous charges, "fox5" alexandra limon reports. >> we spoke to family members and neighbors that had to fight back tears when talking about the two little boys just two and three years old and were allegedly stabbed by their own

say it was their father who was responsible. >> rop port versus suspect's father he is still trying to deal with the events that took place. they arrested 25-year-old christian dill hard after he sexually assaulted his exsaturday morning and then fled before police arrived. police say he returned that evening and aimed the at his son police state boys were stabbed multiple times and this neighbor describes the chaotic scene following the attack. >> i know he probably was having problems it was emotional they was in my house. >> family members rushed the little boys to her house after

stop some pleading. they were frequently duld this home over domestic issues. there is a lengthy criminal history. saturday evening after allegedly raping his exthat morning dill hard came back home. and several people were home including the one called police and neighbors say that about the suspect nobody in this neighborhood could say he's a bad guy. they had tlim every day and brought tears to my eyes. he loved those kids. >> they had a lot of domestic issues he wanted to be the man he was going to be but going through life with hurdles which

took him to another level. >> despite stabbed multiple times both boys are expected to be okay alexandra limon. "fox5 local news". >> the presidential transition now president-elect donald trump is shaping his new administration hiring republican national committee share ryan previous to be chief of staff and another hire getting a lot of attention. here's fox's ed henry. >> president-elect donald trump steve banion to be chief strategist and counselor and ryan will serve as chief of staff. >> the out coming republican party chairman is more of tact tition and close ties with house speaker and fellow wisconsin yit paul ryan may smooth the ledge late agenda banion was the big picture guy ceo of campaign and lightning rod of criticism because of

has loyalty of trump. >> the things about steve banion people don't understand in this cam bayne he's been the general. >> banion tried quickly to tamp down speculation about two different power centers in white house outing relationship and create an economy that works for everyone. secure our bored herbs and repeal and replace obamacare and destroy radical islam iing terrorism. president-elect signaled immigration as priority minutes view with 60 minutes vowing to swivrtly deport millions of illegal immigrants. >> gang members, drug dealers nks we have a lot of these people, two million, three million. we're getting them out of the country or incarcerating them. >> picking insider like previs may help in washington but a warning sign for trump not to lose sight of outsider message that got him electd the swamp does not want to be

in if you let it and telling "wall street journal"and 60 minutes that he'll keep some parts of obamacare. >> children living with their parents for extend periods. >> a lot of people saying he would keep popular parts of obamacare keeping kids on plans and preventing insurance preexisting conditions. some of his rav id supporters want nothing short of full repeal. in washington, ed henry, fox news. >> we'll have more on the president he lengt traniingz to the white house tomorrow on "fox news morning" and good day d.c.. trump supporter and form area prentis contestant amerosa will talk about what role she may have in trump administration. and explaining what's ahead for federal employees after

coming up tomorrow on "fox5". >> hopefully you got outside and got a ims glimpse of that tuper moon to. gorgeous look at plane flying by. >> capturing that is incredible. >> great shop. brightest super moon in 70 years and moon will not be this close again until year 2034. do you need to bundle up if you head out there to get a good look at it now. temperatures are dropping and gwynn it's there. >> it is. it won't be as cold as last night. where we had freeze warnings in effect. it will be a cold night. and speaking of that super moon let's give a little factoids about this and it's definitely something to be seen and fascinating as we've seen and hopefully there's been a lot of people sending pits on twitter and facebook. people with getting out and seeing it 14% bigger and 30% brighter on its closest approach to earth and the

january 1948 and now it rose today at 4:43 and will set at 6:36 tomorrow morning this is the one closest to the earth. it won't be as spec tack awe lar because it won'ting as close. ridge of high pressure in control. few clouds mostly clear skies so far for tonight and definitely cold out there. 36 right now gainersburg and 45 d.c. and 37 baltimore and 42 dulles and 37 winchester this hour and 30 at mannasas. and so your overnight lows dipping into 0s and some 20s north and northwest and winds are very light and so nothing happening there in wind department and but it is definitely cold night we have rain in forecast coming up as

all the details coming up in a bit and of course, that all important 7 day forecast. jim. >> thank you, gwynn. let's talk redskins they're back at it to start second half of season first game at fedex kneeled nearly a month and first time they've been on the field season the tie. today facing vikings team that dropped three straight after pretty hot star. first one belong to cousins and company. find jamison in end zone. four yard touchdown up 7-0 look going early on in fact, little hometown touch. second hometown guy vernon dave witness 38 yarder for cousins. 14-0 to score. you might be able to see this little celebration. pretends to sink it there you go no fine or penalty. vikinging come back. fumble here and not a good time. sam brad ford and company turn

no good or kick and the day belong todd preston -- this interest sneption 4th quarterstein seal the deal look at this that's crucial here interception got them to go possession. they had to settle for a field goal in second half and this sack on sam brad ford hopkins stayed busy all scoring in second half and skins win 26-20. which one of those horses i feel jay is jockey i'm horse trying to within the race and he's riding me so hard. he said better rush, every day, every day, and one-on-one he says he come down and watch me. and he's always making sure i'm not -- i could be on sides and he'll still tell me i'm off sides. >> couple moves, never know. thought we could get in end zone. he's been plague good ball. can't ask anything better for

an i hope we can continue that production the rest of season because we really will need it. >> every game will be close and i rarely will have a game 40-0. most games we play will be close. we have to have that mind-set going into every game knowing you have to playful 60 minutes. >> uniforms look different for good reason alumni day they wore throw backs and we'll show you who was there today. they had a lot of dignitaries them on. good day. >> they looked good. >> w always looks good. >> it is it. >> powerful earthquake rocking new zealand. >> and damage and destruction left behind there and threat of more after shocks. >> and tonight, it's been a one year since deadly terror attacks in paris. we'll take to you france to show you how victims are being honored. >> and then hateful message scawld on a sign outside a local church. parents in that area now struggling to explain the

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>> welcome back. france mashing somber anniversary it was one year ago today paris was attacked. >> hundreds were wounded in series of attacks carried out by isis. survivors and relatives of the victims joined with france's political lead others to honor those that died. fox's garrett teny has more >>. >> it feels like yesterday that this devastated the world. french president visited the sites across the city where isis terrorists carried out their attacks one year ago and 130 people were killed in series of highly coordinate add tacks and targeting bars, restaurants, music venues and sports stadium. this morning, each location, survivors and family members ever of the victims stood in silence as names of those that

looked on as they laid wreenls and plaques to honor those that lost their lives. for some survivors returning for the first time brought back the horrors of that night. >> the most is when there was exchanges between terrorist and police. there were some bullets went into the wall and i was just on the other side of the wall. >> today's ceremonies follow light night ago reopenings the concert hall which was bloodest aft tacks. tickets for reopening sold out and sting opened performance with a most of silence. even a year later, france remains under a state of emergency [ speaking french ]. >> only one of the terrorists behind the paris attacks is believed to be a live and one

awaiting trial in france. in washington, i'm garrett teny. fox news. >> u.s. empassy in afghanistan is temporarily closed following the deadly attack at the air field. it's largest u.s. air base in afghanistan. suicide bomber wounded and killed. the taliban claimed responsibility for attack as well as last thursday's bombing of german con sew flat afghanistan people. u.s. embassy said today's closure was temporary and cautionary measure. >> after shocks rattling parts ever new zealand after a powerful earthquake. 7.28 earthquake struck the houj island and two people were confirmed dead and numerous buildings and other structures were damaged and triggered a tsunami warning. more now from fox's brian yen is. >> and a powerful earthquake struck new zealand south island

buildings in homes. the 7.8 magnitude quake hit just after midnight local time in rural area close to city of christchurch. >> the areas most affected it's clearly on east coast around sort of this area and the likes. and we had limited communications here because it's been cut off. >> a number of strong after shocks were felt more than 120 miles away and tsunami was new zealand prime minister john key says full except of damage is being assessed and emergency officials are warning people along the dooingt move to higher ground to avoid unamy waves. >> we now know those around the country that tsunami risk has been downgraded and to coastal warnings but we urge people to continue to be carb us. for many the quake brought back memories of a 6.3 mag attitudes earthquake that

people. new zealand sits on ring of fire in arch of seismic bolts around the pacific ocean where earthquakes are common. >> we certainly experienced a lot of earth quikz here. what consumed us is duration of quake. it was quite a strong quake. >> military helicopters and red cross teams are being dispatched to assess the damage and help those in worst hit areas. in new york, brian yen is, fox news. >> democratic party. >> after losing white house and seats in congress there's calls to radicily reshape the party. a look at some leadership

both end of pennsylvania avenue democrats cross the country trying to group and assess what went wrong on the day. >> it's unclear what direction the party may take and who might emerge as leader. fox's doug mcelwy reports. >> for democrats reeling in the shock of tuesday loss the first hits of transition are beginning to take shape as realization of the party must change. >> i think you have to have a vision to at the party unit at county level at the precinct level. >> minnesota democratic congressman keith ill i son is -- that key job unoccupied after resignation of debbie wasserman schultz following wiki leaks of dnc emails in summer and tarnishing of chair donna brazil showed to have past debate questions in advance of hillary clinton

be the foil to what they see as donald trump. and soon to be senate minority leader shuman and elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. >> on virtually every issue raising minimum wage. climate change. equity for women and rebuilding infrastructure making public colleges and university tuition free. that's the majority. >> former vermont governo howard dean believes reaching out to young voters will bring victory again. he is considering running for dnc chair. >> i'm considering doing that and i don't -- although i would be happier in supportive role as chairperson i thought was great we have to have a full time chair. >> it's not just white house, senate and house of representatives democrats came up short on tuesday. republicans picked up control of cube know toreial seats and khim bears in four state, iowa,

hampshire and gop try fek tars in 24 states compared to six for dem sglats it's hard to pick unseats as you know because of redistricting. you look at virginia where it's you know now two democratic senators and hillary clinton carried about by five point yet they have majority house republicans in the congress. >> that imbalance as is smart move by republicans after singing 2008 loss. they made concerted effort to reclaim st following the 2010 census to reshape congress at district. result was scores of fwxt op held house disdistrict where it remains nearly impossible to lose until the next census in 2020. >> in new york, doug mcelwy, fox news. >> up next lilly fueled vandalism spotted in montgomery county. >> hateful message on" sign outside a church.

>> someone painted graffiti with political and racist messages on a sign. live at silver spring. marina. >> this is the sign, lauren n. spanish every sunday at 1:00 in the afternoon. but the vandalism took place on the backside here. and it is now covered because it says love winds covered by church goers here and this is what it initially said, trump nation white only. and community here saw the sign they were outraged and rallied behind the church and they have given outpouring of support from theture dhur. and community. one neighbor

incredibly horrified after reading what took place days after the election at this church. take a listen. >> i was you know surprised, shocked, and now angry. when i cannot believe this is happening in the neighborhood and i'm really concerned about the tone this election had and affect it's having on everybody. my kids are in the car. and they saw it and they had a lot of questions about it and well i said that in the wake of another election people are very concerned and angry and we have to try to calm down and take care of each other. >> and tonight was also president-elect donald trump first televised interview since tuesday since election day and he was asked about this hateful messages and speech that were dispersed since election by his bangers allegedly by them. take a listen to his response. >> i would say don't do it, it's tear ill. because i'll bring this country

muslims. >> i'm so sadden todd hear that. and i say stop it. if it helps. i will say this, i'll say to cameras, stop it. >> stop it what he's saying to the people spreading hateful messages and today all across the sidewalk you see here supporters have been out and reaching out to the community and there's candles lit. you're always welcome here. they're sayin message to this church and church goers and we also saw popular chef standing by and writeing a message on this sidewalk. lauren, jim. >> all right. marina morocco reporting. thank you very much. a third school in montgomery county vand litions and someone drew swastikas. on friday they september a letter home to parent alerting them to what happened and finding who is responsible.

principal of school card heartbreaking after several images of swastikas were found drawn on wall of boy's bathroom at west land middle school. >> students that attend west land middle school are twelve and 3 years old and inside the boys bathroom several swastikas were graffitied on the wall. the school didn't know who is responsible. in email to parents the anti-jewish symbols wer in pen, pencil and glue stick. >> hopefully it's kids hearing things and hearing about other people doing things like that and wanting to copy it. >> so many things are terrifying now to see this in middle school with children it's a big concern i applaud the principal. >> we're very saddened by this incident. this type of behavior will not be tolerated.

identified consequences will be administered in accordance with the mcps student code of conduct. she also said the school districts and montgomery county police department have now been notified and are involved in investigation. in recent weeks swastikas were fwhurnd chemicals on the football field and montgomery country police department tells "fox5" there was a similar incident at burning tree elementary school. >> kids are hurting and hearing what the adults are talking you know there's a hot of hate on both side. >> while neither school district nor police department has confirmed who is to blame montgomery county residents fear that kids are expressing this type of behavior because of the current political climate. and say adults need to teach a better way. principal says the incident was addressed with students during the school day on friday. reporting in bethesda, alexandra limon, "fox5 local

where search condition can continues for university of maryland student that went missing from the college park campus. caityln george was last seen thursday afternoon. surveillance captured her leaving dorm room for planned camping trip with friend and that friend called police when george deposit show up. family and friends say it's out of character for george and police say they don't suspect foul play. >> president-elect donald trump says he'll hit the ground running when they hit the white house road toe ash accomplish goals since he'll be working with republican congress. kristin fisher has more. >> one of the top priorities for president-elect donald trump be the same issue that propelled him during the primaries, immigration. mr. trump plans to deport 2 to 3 million up documented immigrants right away. >> we're getting them out of the country that they're here illegally. >> that's different from the top two republicans suggesting this morning.

and kevin mccarthy say their top priority is securing border not nasty deportation. >> we're focused on securing border and we think it's 1st and foremost before we get in any other immigration issue we got know who is coming in and going in the country and trying to secure tractor-trailer border. first thing do you is secure the bored and we'll have discussions as we move forward sfw despite differents and deep divisions during the campaign season speaker ryan says past is past and he's excited to work with mr. campaign promises at the top of list repeal and replacing obamacare even though the president-elect signaled on friday he may be on to keeping at least two provisions of healthcare law and another priority jobs. mr. trump says he consider create millions of them through his 10 year trillion dollar plan. those may be opposed.

justice toss supreme court and rolling back regulations on wall street. >> has a lot of rolling back and executive orders trump will have to deal with in the first few days he's in office. with that the republicans having now senate and president dense question we're more optimistic than ever. >> in terms of timing things will move quickly as soon as the next congress was sworn in and health majority leader said today they're not going to wait until inauguration day and agenda the first week in january. kristin fibber, fox news. >> tomorrow on "fox5"trump supporter and form area prentis contestant am arose awill join us to talk about election night and what role she may have in trump administration braen that on "fox5 news morning" 7:30 an expert will be here to explain what's ahead for federal employees after inauguration. reminder. there all of it tomorrow reminder. there all of it tomorrow morning >> all right. let's talk about the fact that

about two weeks away here. we're really -- >> right. we're speeding up the year. >> i guess you are. >> dlots it. >> but this is really this is fall weather. >> you can feel it cooling down. >> definitely fall weather. it was very cold last night with freeze warnings. not as cold tonight. still in 30s. 20s on map to talk about and yes, definitely the chill. but you know what, believe it or not, jim, we'll be warming up to mid 60s before the week is over. we're kind of going in reverse. above seasonal because we should really only be in the 50s. that was not the case in the last call of days. and but here's a look at what we're talking about with super moon. get out and have a peek at it. we have clouds rolling in tomorrow. you're not going to have quite the view you would have tonight. 14% bigger and 30% brighter unbelievable and it really is spectacular sight. closest it's been since january 148 next shot will not be until 2034.

definitely take advantage of it. we have mostly clear skies tonight out this and as i said not quite adds cold tonight as last night. it's very much on nippy side. rain for early part of week but we're talking much needed rainfall. we're at deficit with rain. we'll welcome that rain. plenty of fun filled days ahead in the forecast as well and temperatures rising into the mid 60s as i just said. kind of taking reverse there as far as the temps are concerned. right now stand. 46 at d.c.. we have 37 baltimore and 7 at gaithersburg and 37 fred rikdzburg to south and 42 dulles and winchester avenue 31 at martinsburg this hour. so, up and down the eastern sea board that cold air really settling itself in and we're not alone we're going to feel that tonight and tomorrow we'll actually kind of hover in those 60s. we have wet weather to keep an eye on.

20s here to the west. and to our north. and that is normally the pattern. we'll see mainly just pretty light winds. jet stream just on edge of jet stream for us as cooler air settles in tonight and tomorrow we'll see a little westerly flow as we head to 50 s and 60s for daytime eyes. we're talking sunshine. yes. and we're talking a chance of rain. tonight, skies not bad. ridge of high pressure in control. once we get into tomorrow keeping eye on developing off carolinas that's expected to move way towards us and little variance in modelelves in thames of what we might get in terms of wet weather once again early morning hours in 30s and by afternoon hours into the evening we'll start to see some of that rain move in. here's future cast for you. 00 in the afternoon. clouds in full force. and i rain starts to come on in the evening hours and then wants to take in overnight hours into tuesday and actually wants to linger even more into

look at this. just getting out of hereby early afternoon. so a little bit of variance in that as far as models go and other models don't want to have to lepinger that long. 55 for tomorrow by midday and by the 4:00 hour definitely cloudy skies. and we're talking about that rain moving in in the early evening and 39 for tonight and then mostly clear, light winds and cold tomorrow's high we're talking 58. when we warm up take a look. gradual climb. 60s into the week and 65 time we hit friday cooling down again by end of week. we have double fives kicking in by sunday. back to you. >> i'm so not used to seeing 60s in november. i'm not used to it. this is any first november here i'm used to it. >> we had it last year in december. >> i know, i know. >> browns fans embracing team's confidence. >> they have not won a single game and fans are planning to

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strikeings. after the game jaiquawn jarrett jay gruden happy with that. >> that's a good football team we beat. hats off to vikings and coach zimmer and it was a great came. every game we play we have to come out thirsty and they did today. we started out great. they came back like we knew they would. but we answered again and got the win. >> it was a big winment they're and it took everybody. i'm really pleased the way the team played and the way we were able to find a way to get a win. >> it's really upping the podium fashion isn't he. pockets for everythinging. >> here's a look at standings cowboys with win over steelers today 8-1, giants 5-3 there's that darn tie holding redskins baca 5-3-1 we're not eagles 5-4 and redskins at present were

before the game redskins breaking in great on board double decker bus a nice entrance to get there and fans showing up to cheer them on. you can see familiar faces, mark rip ken on board there and in fact we spots add guy you might know certainly we know him ken harvey. good to see you sir and time before the game well wishers and fans in for the shoot. you see a lot of them too coming in for photos. also super bowl team on 21 anniversary. mark griffin among others back in town today. >> guys liver all over the country. kids are grown. we like to see them. people stay in touch. but it's nothing like this. very special. >> i told my wife there's no way i'm going to miss this. >> with what's going on decisiveness and through election and all crap going noncountry to know this group

locking arms with them and you have a chance to see their faces again and remembering how great it was to be a part of the washington reds skin organization. >> there you have it familiar faces today. >> that's bigger than like a high school reunion. >> nice honor. good to see some of those guys. >> up next helping veterans with fsd heal we'll take a closer look at program pairing service dogs with vets and providing both with the training they need to work

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up canines for warriors.org. anita voguele. fox news. >> it's amazing bond you can have with a pooch. >> they're great. >> more and more women are turning to different option to manage pain of giving birth. get this they're using laughing gas. >> i defer to you on this one. >> yeah. okay. npr report shows laughing gas becoming more popular. it's alternative epidural. many it's milder and instead of masking pain it relaxes pody and makes you careless about it. >> right now about 300 hospitals in u.s. offer laughing gas for child birth. i have to say it is different for everybody. so i have no place to say. for me, though, no. i would like -- give me the epidural. >> i thought -- and. >> people say itty always hear people staying going in. >> a lot of women do it.

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