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more bad news for metro riders, the latest proposal and what it could mean for your commute. the news at 10:00 starts right now. . we begin with the latest at ohio state university. thanks for joining i'm shawn yancy >> i'm tony perkins. 11 people were injured when an 18-year-old student plowed a small gray honda into a crowd. the man got out of the car attacked people with a butcher knife. at least two people stabbed. one had a fractured skull. a campus police officer arrived on the scene and shot and killed the suspect. shortly after the attack began. >> police identified the suspect as 18-year-old abdul razak ali artan. he's a somali refugee. granted legal permanent resident status and was studying management at ohio state. back in august, the newspaper interviewed him. he told the lantern he is a

he also said, quote, if people look at me, i don't know what they're going to think. what's going to happen? i don't blame them. it's the media that put the picture in their head >> the motive is unclear but law enforcement sources tell fox news, the fbi is examining a facebook post that may have been written by him earlier today. later. wtlp national security correspond will join us in the studio to explain the facto incident and talk about the threat of future attacks. interesting. what she was talking about is this. whether you live, wore or visit the district you have likely seen or encountered these illegal dirt bikes.

interim police chief to pause during a conference. it's video that prompted many to sound out >> lindsey watts has more on what's being done and not to keep city streets safe. >> reporter: i watched and listened as the bikers came screaming through in front of the press conference last night. i shared the video on twitter and got a lot of responses. people saying, no other city would put up with this for so long. one woman sharing that her car was overtaken by a crew of bikers. and people asking for something to be done to stop this. i talked to a police union spokesperson. he says officers are going after illegal bikers, but they're hitting a roadblock when it comes to punishment. dozens of dirt bike riders brought a press conference on recent homicides to a halt >> interesting. >> reporter: riders with no regard for the law, even right

cops leader. >> this happens every day in every district. >> reporter: police union treasurer are gregory says he realizes some citizens believe officers aren't doing enough. police have a no chase policy. just like on sunday, riders know police are limited with how they can respond. >> under those condition, it really doesn't make sense for the police to be chasing the vehicle. they could cause a more dangerous situation. what officers are doing out smarting the people, out them. that's how we're capturing them. >> reporter: police say they've arrested 36 illegal riders in the last six months and destroyed more than 100 atfs so far. the union did some of its own research. looking at arrests from 2014 and 2015. >> none of the people being charged were actually going to jail. >> reporter: he says less than a third of those arrested were found guilty.

face nod fine and no one was sent to jill jail. dc decided to reduce the fine from $1,000 to $250 a few years ago. >> i think that the office of the attorney general and the superior court need to get together and find what an appropriate penalty would be. it's what the system is about. penalizi p the public. >> reporter: we reached out to the courts. a spokes woman says there's no blanket statement for how a specific crime a prosecuted or sentences are determine. we will continue to follow up on this and look at current cases and the kind of penalties that are coming with them. at police headquarters, lindsay watts fox 5 local news. this 16-year-old girl brianna mcmillon was shot and killed on capitol hill the day after thanksgiving. mcmillon was steps away from her

her death is just one of the topics that came up during a crime meeting, sarah simmons is here with more. >> reporter: residents are clearly frustrated with the violence in their neighborhood. anc commissioners called a community meeting to talk with the interim police chief would you what needs to be done to quell this violence. the meeting was already scheduled before friday's shooting of a 16-year-old girl. brianna mcmillon was shot and killed outside the public gardens apartment. police are still looking for the killer. family and friends don't think she was the target but it is another life cut short in an area that seen numerous violent crimes. a little over a week ago, multiple shots were fired in the 1500 block of a street southeast. this is newly released surveillance video showing the suspect driving away from the scene in a gray volkswagen sedan. that person later shot another man and got away in the same car.

numerous calls for robberies burglaries and other violent crimes. the subject of additional cameras in the neighborhood came up from a frustrated resident and peter knew sham responded >> all the cameras in the world is not going to happen what happened over there. that was a violent offenderer who felt they could shoot a gun off in our community and as a result we have a 16-year-old dead. we have multiple cameras in that area. i think people >> no, we don't. >> i will let commander cane brief her on the meetings we've had and i think some of our residents will come up and talk and brief you on the numerous requests i've had for sir, lumbar camera

patrol and voiced concerns about kids loitering in areas that have been hot spots for crime. dc police say they're doing everything they can and continue to investigate these recent crimes in southeast to a disturbing story out of anne arundel dell county. a 21-year-old is facing attempted murder charges after she allegedly stabbed her grandmother. she's current under going a psychiatric evacuation. she attacked her grandmother earliest morning and told investigators she was trying to quote cut the demons out of her. the grandmother is out of the hospital and is recovering from her wounds. get your umbrellas ready. the rain is coming. and so is the warmup. caitlin roth joins us with a look at the forecast finally some rain. we have literally gone the whole fall without much to speak of. a moderate drought developed because of that. storm tracker radar not showing any rain and this will be the

when you wake up get ready for work and school. you'll probably need the umbrellas and just a reminder drive a little slower out there on the roads. it has been awhile. still far off. cold front stretching from the great lakes to the southeast, where there's been a lot of severe weather across portions of louisiana, a dynamic storm system moving eastward will deliver us rain tomorrow and we'll have an additional round on wednesday. yes,a way. outside it's just cloudy, very overcast. made it into the 50's. right now, we fall back into the upper 40's, mid 40's, 49 in washington, 49 baltimore, 47 out of dulles and 47 in martinsburg. i think these will be our low temperatures for the night. overnight, as that rain arrives, a lot of warm air pushing in. we'll see our temperatures rise and probably be in the 50's by day break. winds not too strong, pushing out of the south, which will deliver that warmer air.

but they're expected to increase towards dawn and as a result of that, a wind advisory has been issued for ridge tops in west virginia. that's where you can see gusts to 50 miles an hour. late hours for the drive-in, on and off showers expected. pockets of heavier rain before everything moves out. here's a call for tuesday forecast. grab the umbrellas, 54 early. rain showers continues. a lot of the rain starts to ease up. it won't be too heavy but it will be significant. we need it possibly more significant rain and warmer temperatures even warmer than mid 60's coming on wednesday. i'll have all of that ahead in your seven-day forecast. shawn? . police in montgomery county are hoping that this shirt we're about to show you and a shoe will lead to a break in a homicide investigation. step back.

possibly even earlier than before. the new proposal that could mean more metro service cutbacks. details coming up. violent attack inside an up scale dc hotel. police are hoping you recognize this man. fox 5 news at 10:00 will be

more metro cuts could be headed our way. metro leaders are considering a proposal that would cut back service hours every day of the week. >> what does this mean for the metro riders out there? . >> reporter: well, shawn, even at this late evening hour, this metro station is busy with people coming and going. these people here just getting off the train now waiting for the bus. many of them to get to and from work. not a typical 9:00 to 5:00 job. any light night cuts will make it extremely hard for them to get around. now, take a look the proposal, if approved, would look like this.

from 5:00 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. right now it closes at midnight. fridays and saturdays, it would run until 1:00 a.m. usual closing time is 3:00 a.m. losing two hours. on sundays, it would change to 8:00 a.m. to 11 p.m. instead of 7:00 a.m. to midnight and of course, the metro says cuts are needed for these repairs and maintenance but many argue the cuts will have a large and disproportionate impact on low income and monitor riders. the mayor have always. now, the metro board share seems to be coming around saying he could support this proposal if it only lasts one year. metro says this option was the most supported of the ones provided in their on line survey where tens of thousands responded. the people we spoke to said alternate transportation is unaffordable. especially for those long periods of time, and the limited bus service is unreliable.

repair, the fare we say got to pay then they going to cut the train. >> what are your options if they do that? if they decide to do 11:30 weekdays >> definitely an inconvenience for everybody. especially if people want to do things on a weekend. you have to kind of plan and rearrange things. that's what metro is for. >> reporter: do you work late >> occasionally. my part-time yes. it will affect that. >> busses got to run late too. if they close the subway. there's got to be another way. >> reporter: they say, i mean, they say they're going to have bus service but it will be limited. >> i don't think it's true. you know, can't nobody get home. no busses out there. >> reporter: guys, if these cuts

effect next summer. for now, live in prince george's county, anjali hemphill fox 5 metro kicked off another round of safetrack improvement. it will run through december 21st. it is expected to severely impact the orange and silver lines. riders can expect continuance single tracks between east falls and west falls and rush hour train that is run 20 minutes. expect the same line line between the wheelie reston and largo stations. detectives in montgomery county maryland need your help identifying man who was found dead in gaithersburg. this is a picture of a shirt and a shoe the man was wearing when a group of hikers found him in the woods. they found him that a shallow grave. police believe the victim was murdered. he's hispanic in his late teens to early 20's. about 5-6. the medical examiner said it is

woods since the summer. an alexandria man is accused of killing his wife. police were called around 5:00 a.m. for reports of a woman screaming. officers arrived and found him ununresponsive and on the ground, she had been stabbed. pronounced at the scene. few hours later they arrested her husband. ricardo martinez. police are asking for the suspect in a violent attack. investigators hope someone will recognize a surveillance photo of man. paul wagner has more. >> reporter: take a look at this picture. if you know this man, dc employees say he was inside the grand hyatt hotel saturday around 8:00 arm with a knife. made his way to a guest room where he attacked an employee. >> this is a stranger case.

the suspect entered through a side door of the hotel that was not shut properly. he made his way to the guest floors inside of the hotel. pushed his way inside of a hotel room and attempted to sexually assault the victim. >> reporter: according to the report, the man put a knife to the victim's throat and forced her to take off her clothes. as he dropped his pants there was a violent struggle >> this is a frightening offense, stranger on stranger case and we need the public's assistance in catching him. >> reporter: you can't tell from the photograph but the witness the man is quite small. possibly as short as 5-1, hispanic with black hair and appears to be in his early 20's, paul wagner fox 5 local news. former gop rivals donald trump and mitt romney set to

>> president-elect trump is accusing virginia of voter fraud, how the commonwealth governor responded. this restaurant said us will open its doors to the president-elect. fox 5 news at 10:00 will be

president-elect trump latest twitter tirade was partially aimed at virginia. he recount efforts. serious voter fraud in virginia, new hampshire and california. why isn't the media reporting on this? serious bias, big problem. donald trump also fired off 11 other tweets aimed at the green party candidate, jill stein, and hillary clinton's campaign. despite trump claims that he still failed to prove any proof of voter fraud. the governor and commissioner of the virginia department of elections denied voter fraud.

mixed reactions. >> i mean, it's kind of hard to get someone to go out and vote much less go out and vote when you're not registered. >> do you read his tweets? do they matter to you? >> i don't read his tweets, no. >> especially because he won, that's why they bring them up >> do you think it's weird >> yes. >> i think it was rigged. >> reporter: why would you say that >> the numbers was too close. >> tre mcaif claim. he said he should put proof behind the allegation. president-elect trump still has decisions to make, including who will serve as secretary of state. earlier today, retired general david portray us met. former presidential mitt romney is also under consideration. he met nine days ago and the pair will reportedly meet again

also in the running to become the country's top diplomat >> ben chilly bowl was no stranger to famous guests. and the owner hopes to be one of the first to welcome him. he fed countless dignitaries. she plans to carry on the tradition with the next president. >> donald trump be welcome >> everybody is welcome at ben's chilly bowl. donald trump can come right on in and >> what would you recommend him to get >> the chilly cheese fries >> she also expects president obama to become more of a regular once he leaves office. baltimore may offer government ids to its residents to make it easier for homeless people and immigrants to gain access to recreation centers and

it would cut down on unnecessary arrests. the bill will be up for a final vote december 5th if approved, the id cards available next year. a young man plowed a car into a crowd of people and began swinging a butcher knife before campus police officer shot and killed him. the national security correspond with wtlp radio will join us to discuss whether today's incident was terror related. tomorrow on fox 5 would you know how to respond to a real life or death situation? they will have tips on what you can do to make it out alive. in a lighter note, they're going to be helping you get ready for the holidays with tips and real versus artificial trees, all

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10:00. welcome back. a look at the top stories, in the district. dozens of illegal dirt bikes interrupt add press conference by the mayor about homicides. they have a no chase policy but limited to how they can actually respond. people are concerned that chasing the bikes can create more dangerous situations. they've arrested 36 illegal riders and destroyed more than 100 atfs this year. neighbors in southeast dc are the community. commissioner called a meeting to talk with police about solutions. tonight's meeting was scheduled prior to the murder of brianna mcmillon on friday. also, woman from pasadena is facing attempted murder charges after she allegedly stabbed her grandmother. savannah we've attacked her grandmother earliest morning, told investigators she was

the grandmother is expected to be ok. and accu-weather forecast. we have rain showers but expecting a significant warmup. normal high temperature for late november, low 50's. we're going to soar into the 60's, rain showers will greet you. don't forget the umbrella it won't you a full wash-out. i think the better chance for steadier rain will be wednesday and despite that on wednesday, wind driven rain degrees. won't be a really nice 70 but nonetheless, it's 70 on one of the last days in november. pretty unbelievable. rain moves out of here late wednesday, we cool off and dry out by thursday. nice couple of days, 58 there thursday, 55 on friday. into the weekend. so far we're going to call saturday nice but there could be another developing storm system sunday into monday, looks to just bring rain, again, signs that our pattern is changing a little bit. turning a little bit more active

the drought. much more with the seven-day forecast coming up around 10:45. tony. 11 people were injured when an 18-year-old student plowed a small gray honda in a a crowd at ohio state university. man got out of the car and attacked people with a butcher knife. two people stabbed one a fractured skull. a campus police officer on scene and shot and killed the suspect shortly after the attack, the officer likely saving many more lives. the suspect has been identified at 18-year-old abdul razak ali artan. a refugee from somalia was studying logistic management at ohio state. joining me to break down this incident is jay jay green, a national security correspondent. thanks for coming in.

whether or not this attack was terrorism. i know some people say does it really matter? whatever it was, it was awful. but it does matter and it does seem to be like there are some indication that is it been. why? >> take a look what happened. the suspect rolled a car up on the curb, chased down people, hit people with the car. then got out of the car, and began stabbing people with a butcher's knife. this is something groups, the islamic state groups has been encouraging, using whatever weapon, whatever means you can to attack westerners and to try to kill them. this is one of the first elements. but the second is that he went after random people. this is one of the main things that authorities are looking at based on what i've heard from sources i've been talking to is the way in which he targeted random people. this was not something that had

he went after, random people. and this is a part of what the islamic state group and other terror groups have been encouraging people to do, through social media, for a long time. >> there are two elements here, first of all, the driving up over a curb and striking people. of course, that brings to mind the attack in paris some time ago earlier this year. then the knife part of it, that's something that isol actually been saying people should do >> they have said, listen, you don't need a gun. you don't need explosives. because trying to get a gun, trying to get explosives would most likely draw significant attention to you. use something rudy mentary a knife, car, anything you can get your hands on that won't necessarily draw attention to you. get that and do it.

this is the islamic state group speaking with our cause, you can do it at home in your own neighborhood. by the way, there was a video put out over the weekend, essentially suggesting this very same type of behavior. >> any evidence yet? i know the fbi is looking at his facebook page and all of that. any evidence yet that shows that he was definitely radical >> not defendant at this point. what is clear this could be a scenario similar to orlando at the pulse night club where you have angry and/or disturbed individual who employs the tactics of terrorism to get attention to his message in this particular case, he is said to have been angry about the treatment of muslims. and had, as you mentioned in the top of the newscast, the story

for a prayer space for muslims. who's upset about the way in which people look at muslims when they're praying in public. these are elements that could most likely point to why he did this, and it doesn't necessarily mean he was connected to a terror group but it does mean he most likely employed some of the tactics and trade crafts well-known for terror groups >> how do you we protect against this? that's the big question. because, you know, you can't keep your eyes on everybody. there are many people who will be under the radar possibly like someone like him. >> sadly, tony, you're right. you can't protect against everything. this may fall into that category. but what the authorities that i've spoken to have suggested and have been doing for a long time, secretary of homeland security jay johnson and local police officials and national intelligence and security officials have been saying all

eyes open. but again, it's kind of hard to do that every waking moment of the day. looking for something suspicious. this is a scenario where this man took advantage of people at a moment when everyone was vulnerable. this may not have been preventable. but what is preventable is people falling victim to this again and again and again. realizing this happened today. it can happen again. and to keep your eyes open. an something with someone in your family member, about the behavior that changes and you think there may be some kind of connection to either anger or some type of terror situation where the two are link order some other scenario that may suggest terrorism may be coming, say something. >> let somebody know. jay jay green, national security correspondent.

. update on the shooting to attack in new orleans. two people responsible for fire ongoing a crowd. one person kill, others wounded. violence erupt to do the same time at festival last year. in 2015, a man was bete shot to death on bourbon street. the site of yesterday's violence. jury selection is underway of dillon roof. accused of killing nine people. a judge declared he can act as his own lawyer at trial. federal prosecutors want the death penalty. roof pled not guilty to murder and hate crimes. cubans gun a week of memorial services for fidel castro.

revolution square to pay respects to the long time dicktator. fox's steve har began has more from havana. >> reporter: official mourning of fidel castro began at 9:00 a.m. monday with a 21 gun salute. but hours before dawn, thousands were already lining up to pay their final respects to the man who ruled the island nation of 11 million people for 49 years. >> i came to church today for the soul of he was the man who taught us everything we know. educated us, taught us how to live. after two days in revolution square, castro's ashes will go on the road. across country moving east where he began the revolution in 1953. his remains will be interred in a cemetery sunday. in a police state where people closely guard their public activity, there has been little display of i'm going beyond a few makeshift memorize.

sidelined by illness the past decade of my cuba's younger education. the passing appears to have been met with indifference. in sharp contrast to south florida. where the news sparked celebrations among many cuban american whose hold castro personally responsible for dividing their families. >> i think this is the beginning of the end. he has been the key person, everything else is a component. but i think after him -- after he's gone, i think to start seeing changes. i'm sorry that my partner and my husband is no longer here. >> the 90-year-old fidel castro left his brother 85-year-old raul in power. he vowed to step down in 2018 raising the possibility of a generational change in cuba's leadership. it's mainly regional leaders so far who confirm they will be attending. even cuba's ally russia

busy to attend. steve har began, fox news. the death of fidel castro means a new era is beginning in cuba and u.s. airlines are hoping to cash in on it. today, jetblue kicked off regular service to havana, about 200 people were on board the flight which took off from jfk airport. of course that flight was planned before castro's death. in miami american airlines sent first commercial light to the capitol city. passengers received a pin featuring an american and flag. american airlines now flies to six different cities in cuba. if you work in the district you may soon have the most generous family leave benefits that the nation. we'll break it down tonight at 11:00. metro service hours may soon change yet again. how would it affect you? . did you order something from amazon today? it's likely coming from this local warehouse. we'll take a look inside the massive operation that handles get this.

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>> pretty big tree. hopefully it won't be raining. >> hopefully not and also thursday, is a big lighting ceremony of the tree down at the white house >> for the thursday lighting we rook good. and next tuesday we'll keep an eye. there's a lot going on this month. >> there's always a lot on. >> december is like every single day. you're packed. still in november, as we take a live look outside. it's another dry peaceful november evening as we take a live look downtown. not dry for long. we got rain showers moving in and they are much needed. that leads the weather headlines much needed rain because it has been so dry since september 1st we developed a moderate drought in washington and for the year we're running over seven and a

have for rainfall. both tomorrow and wednesday we'll get a healthy dose of showers, which should at least help to alleviate some of the drought developed. satellite and radar showing it's very dry. cloudy all day. still have a thick cloud cover. even showers showing up on radar over the mountains having a tough time, you could see the better of rain moving to to central portions of west virginia along the cold front which delivered everything from heavy rain to snow across the northern plains and severe at the southeast. it's still a little ways away. i would suspect around 2:00, 3:00 a.m. i would start to see rain showers. let's recap. it wasn't too bad. cloudy but we stayed dry. despite the thick cloud cover, still saw temperatures around seasonal. 54 reagan, 54 at bwi. temperatures mid upper 40's, along with the wet weather we're going to get warm weather. these temperatures will probably

mid 50's by day break. it will also be breezy. breezy enough in the higher elevations of the ridge top in the valley. we'll see wind gusts possibly up to 50. that is through 1:00 p.m. tomorrow. that's where the windiest conditions will be. there will be steadier pockets of rain stopping the clock at noon, umbrellas needed as we to get a hefty round of showers. by late afternoon, one round of rain movies we start to see clearing late tuesday into early wednesday but second round and probably the heavier round of rain arrives early wednesday. this could be trouble for the morning drive. you could see a rumble of thunder as well as gusting winds with the system. that pushes out by midday wednesday, we'll begin the clearing out process but not before getting rain one to two possibly in excess of two inches you can see along the 95 corridor. this band has been kind of

it will continue to do so but someone looks like they will get a healthy dose of rain. 66 tomorrow. look at that warm air, showers and breezy. showers likely on wednesday and yes, hitting 70 degrees. so pretty amazing that we're hitting 70 one of the last days of november. almost tropical in nature. that storm system. clearing out, cooling down by thursday, very nice 58, 55 there, sunny and cooler friday. first half of the weekend looks good, waiting on our next storm system which may bring possible showers second half oth weekend into monday. that's a look at your seven-day forecast. sports with jim. >> one of the story lines will be the ongoing war of words between josh norman and dez bryant. after the game bryant said, quote, better tell washington to get their money back. as you watch the replays when there's no doubt about it. they play to win and they also play with a bit of passion. a lot of jawing between the two stars. maybe something we can't exactly

and good thing the helmet is in the way. bryant had the last laugh. today he softened a little bit. a part of the trash talk between the pair of nfl elites. >> it's the nature of the game. it's football at the end of the day. i have nothing against that guy, i'mpr against me >> political twitter. >> the nfl is denying reports from pro football it's thinking about cutting back or eliminating thursday night games altogether. players complained about short turn around, the ratings dropped off on pretty much every platform except the nfl on fox. the current deal with cbs3 and nbc expires.

with nbc sports. talk about a creative use for an old jersey. a cleveland browns fan, you know where this is going. the tight end, by taking off the letters l and w from those jerseys the tj max. the jersey now reads win 0, the browns are 0 and 12 and i guarantee you tony they will not lose this sunday. >> with them and the tightens are off this weekend. >> i'm all for doing away with the nfl games on thursdays, too disruptive. >> it's not an event anymore. it used to be a big event. monday night be football used to be the big game. now it's sunday and monday every now and then. >> right. very good. thank you, sir. when we come back we got an

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. how about a good news about bei bei? officials say he's bright, alert and responsive after under going life saving surgery. doctors removed a large mass. bei bei now on a soft diet eating biscuits, apples d he's off panda camp for awhile but should be united with mom very soon. we certainly wish bei bei the best. >> it's kind of like my diet with the anti-acids added >> you're just eating bits kits >> yes, sweet potatoes and no bamboo. stay with us, fox 5 news at 11:00 starts now.

11:00. at 11:00 illegal dirt bikes and atfs through tea streets. disrupted the mayor's press conference. one dc detective tells us what has to happen to curb this dangerous problem. metro is toying with the idea of changing service time again. how would it affect you? 3,000 employees and a team of robots helpingyo holiday shopping finished. we're taking you inside the amazon warehouse on cyber monday, your news starts right now. we begin tonight with a developing story, new details about dap frightening attack at ohio state university. thank you for staying with us, i'm tony perkins >> i'm shawn yancy. we're learning more about the attacker but investigators still haven't determined if this was an act of terrorism. jim lokay is here with the