>> right now at 10:00, he's accused of shooting a woman at a school bus stop in front of a group of elementary school children and the latest on the search for the man police say is armed and dangerous. >> a montgomery county principal is apologizing to these cheerleaders after hurling an insalt their way.

the comment that has them fired up. >> and this d.c. cab driver got a huge surprise. he did not realize he was driving around nfl royalty. >> did you know who he was. >> yes. >> do me a favor. >> turn around. >> how are you doing, man. >> this star struck driver is sharing his story tonight with us on "fox" news at 10. >> we begin tonight with developing story in prince george county. this man, is suspected of shooting a woman this morning at a school bus stop while a group of children stood by. he is 42-year-old eugene sims and it's believed he is armed and dangerous. good evening, i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> the shooting happened at the intersection of chester and win tlop streets oxon hill. lindsay watts has been on the scene all day long and joins us. lindsay. >> this is domestic violence shooting that played out i

front of 15 kids. it happened right on this corner and tonight you can see the police are still keeping an eye on this area. and we talked it a witness who says the gunman jumped out from the bushes and tried to grab a little girl standing here. we are told the child's mother tried to protect her daughter and she got in a physical fight with the suspect and was shot. that woman surd vivd and is recovering at the hospital tonight and luckily none of the children here got hurt. >> we'll give you a look at the crime scene it happened after 7 a.m. and police knew who the shooter was early on because this was domestic. and investigators decided not to release the suspect's name and photo until just before 6 . this is what police initially told us about why they were not immediately letting the public know who to look for. >> at this point in the investigation we think it would be counter productive to release that information. if we felt like we had a threat to the public we would release that information. as of right now, we are, again,

locate him. >> while initially police say they did not feel there was a threat to ut public when they identified the suspect they put out a warning that roland eugene sims is armed and dangerous if you see him do not approach and call 911. you likely remember this other prince george domestic violence case in may where a man was accused of the shooting his wife in front of a school. police did not identify the suspect right awe and next day investigators say that same man went on to shoot and kill a random people at both montgomery mall and giant grocery store. prince george county police were not available to talk about what goes foot decision-making process in cases like she's so we sat down with former homicide detective who is now a private investigator. >> with domestic cases they're usually targeted there's usually no reason to think this person would arbitrary shoot people or harm other individuals. althoughs that the unknown. we don't k

and when you look at this case specifically today we have to understand this individual shot a handgun multiple times at this woman right in a crowd of babies literally children standing at a school bus stop. this is a delicate balance when you're trying to make that determination as a police leader whether or not we release the information about the suspect. you have to try to determine whether or not if releasing that information is going to harm the case or not harm the case. and we want to give you one more look at the suspect on the loose tonight we found out he has a long criminal path dating back to early 90s and this is someone well known to prince george country police. you can stay anonymous with information by calling 1-66-411-tips. live in oxon hill, lindsay watts, "fox5 local news". there is nothing to

at montgomery hospital and sprins palate spring brook high is under fire for telling the teen quad they were too get owement live at the silver spring high school with reaction. marina. >> those allegations were reported by the school publication and blueprint and tonight the question is will the cheer squad at spring book hospital continue to boycott athletic department after refusing to cheer at the university. doctor art williams was approached by the paint branch high prince pal last week during a basketball game and told williams his cheerleaders routine was "too get owe" a message williams related to

cheer squad and it has not sat well with students. >> do you think it's fair to call them get owe. >> no. >> because what they're doing is like coming into our like how can i say this. >> tradition. >> tradition. >> our culture. >> do you think it's maybe sexual. >> no. >> is it mainly step routines. >> yeah. step routines like this one are blasterd and however the couldn't vaersial marks did not stop at get owe and when the cheer quad made the kaiing saying they took it from black colleges and university and they said hbcu culture had no place in montgomery country public schools. >> that's like saying there's no room in montgomery county for black people and their culture. that's racist. >> are you ever offended by cheer

they're awesome and hype the audience up and get everybody moving. >> they try to stay away from the sexual dancing and everything. i don't know why it's called ghetto. >> the spring brook principal ro wrote and on aiscy saying his comment was inappropriate and did not reflect our school's values. >> so you stand by your cheerleaders 100%. >> 100%. >> montgomery country public schools said the principal here will meet with parents and students to address concerns. but tonight still no word if the cheer quad will perform tomorrow night when the basketball team meets against north wood high school. live in silver bring, marina marraco, "fox5 local news". >> and tonight we know the identity of a woman murdered in prince george county. police say 26-year-old takisha coats was sht a week ago. her family contacted detectives after seeing a sketch of her face on tv. right now police don't have a

shooting. >> and new tonight the baltimore mother who lost six children in that devastating house fire is out of the hospital. katie mall own was released from john hopkins friday and her three children that survived the fire were released earlier. malone took to facebook to thank everyone for thoughts and prayers and she said their family must now plan a funeral that is frankly impossible to fathom. the cause of that fire still under investigation. >> and the cabinet confirmation process for donald trump nominees continues and so far democrats allowed confirmation votes for defense secretary, homeland security secretary and cia director. those were least controversial. the nomination of betsy devous for education secretary is raising eyebrows and democrats are accusing her of having several business relate the conflict of interest and meantime senate judiciary committee had a vote on senator jeff sessions as attorney

it until next week. >> and in a show of bipartisanship the senate overwhelmingly approved south carolina governor nikki haley to become u.s. bam bass door to united nation even though she lacks foreign policy experience. and senator bob quarker who chairs the committee says haley is a proven lead are that will be fierce advocate at the un for american interests. >> it was a busy day at the white house. president trump signed executive orders to res recollect the keystone and dakota pipeline and streamline the building process to ensure any pipelines are built with american steel. >> we will build our own pipeline and we will build our own pipes. that's what it has to do with. and like we used it not old days. >> groups condemn the actions and today the president met with leaders of big three auto makers and other business leaders to discuss ways

jobs in the u.s. and he revealed his chase to fill a vacancy on the supreme court perhaps sometime next week and the president is expected to sign order on border security and immigration. >> fairfax county police say they found their man and what they learned about the her yn done man accused of trying to kill a police officer during a traffic stop. >> chelsea manning soldier in prison for revealing government information to becomey leaks will be a free woman. and she is tweeingt out she she will move back to the d.c. area. we'll tell what you she is saying about coming home next at 10. >> and plan to increase the minimum wage for workers in montgomery county vetoed by the county executive. and the reason why thousands of people won't see the pay raise they were hoping for. >> and "fox 5 news" at 10 will be right back.

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weather. >> we want to check in with sue palka and preview of tomorrow's forecast. hey, sue. >> do you remember where your sun glasses are. >> yes. >> you may need to use them tomorrow morning we'll see a lot of sunshine tomorrow which i think everybody needs it right? >> we do. >> and we're anxious to ditch whipped too. gusty tonight as we continue to wait for big area of low pressure and that brought us all the rain and wind yesterday to finally get out of the way. it's still up pretty close to new york city area and moving slowly wonderful wednesday ahead and chilly start and dwight start we believe in morning and oui we'll get warmer than today. today was not bad, 49. 47 dulles and bwi 49 we'll do 10 degree better than that tomorrow. it's not cold out there tonight. we're at 4 that is warmer than average high for the day and

pepper and 39 west mip stevrm the preez is touch to ditch ape there's still a wind out there. those temperatures in 40s mostly feel mid to upper 0s to 43 the district. as we go through the receipt of the night winds settle down. still fixing up gust here and there and earlier today many places gusted up and over 0 miles an hour still fixing up gust to 18 in is they and 9 winchester avenue winds should be better as area of low pressure pulls away in the next few hours. skies leered and we're headed to the 30s hubz your planner tomorrow. 8 in the morning, 41 degrees and chilly and at least it's sunny and noon we're at 52 and by 4:00, 5 and with any luck we should touch 0 tomorrow. we'll let you know what is coming behind the mild day tomorrow with the 7 day

for you later. shawn. >> sue we'll see you then. >> her yn didn't virginia man is behind bars with trying to kill a fair fax country police officer. tisha lewis is live in great falls where the spution suspect shot at that officer, tisha. >> it all unfolded here 1-year-old ryan lendverdicty is charged with capital murder and having a firearm. it started as a routine traffic stop and ended in a neighborhood to my left in a cul-de-sac on room more in the great falls area. again police are happy about this out come in terms of arrest it started as a traffic stop and ended with firing spots we know shots were fired at a police cruiser and we seep the picture that shows the police cruiser with bullet hole and thankfull

not injured we know detectives worked around the clock to put the pieces together leading to landverdi's arrest. and he was arrested today on unrelated charges in hermine done and he was waving a gun and someone spotted him and saw it strange and called mees and detectives there gathered information that connected him to the police shooting. police saying they have evidence that ties him to the police shooting in fairfax. and they gave an update tonight, take a listen. >> we have recovered evidence in this case that connects the suspect to attempted capitol murder of our police officer. we also have recovered the vehicle involved and it appears the gun shots were fired in the vehicle through the windshield at our police officer it's up sitting to all of us as police officers and to me as a chief i'm a police officer and this is highly upsetting

thankful or officer is doing well we're providing the officer support to get through this this is very traumatic for anybody. >> and again the officer is doing well and rerd a is behind bars than could be more people that know information or are involved and they'll turn to the community like they have done throughout the case for help. tisha lewis, "fox5 local news" country executive ike legit vetoed a measure passed by council and veto doesn't mean the idea is dead in the water. sarah simmons ahere with more or the wage debate, sarah. >> you'll have to wait a little longer it if you want minimum wage increase in montgomery country and 5-4 vote counselee council approved the wage increase this is what the bill looked ooit like 10.75 an hour would

then 12.50 and 20 19 wage increase to 13.75 an hour and then to $15 by 0/20 executiveic leggitt reluck tanley vetoed the bill because time increase the wage was too short and there's three other conditions he wants proposal to meet before he signs off. i think we need skels for some of our businesses and and i'm not satisfied with the date of 2020 i think earliest should be 2022. my reservations are president areer vacations and i can only respond to that at this point in time by vetoing current bill. >> leggitt wants to she a study done on the fiscal and economic impact the increase would have on employer's bottom line and the impact it would have on county government. he says unlike citys with lots of tourist tax stlarz to fnd ab

taxpayers will shoulder most of the burden, shawn. >> all right. thank you very much. sarah. >> and all right. so the white house is now asking the media to do when it come to the president's youngest son and what their message is after a rider for saturday night live tweet went too far. >> and as we head to the break. model actress and animal rights activist pamela anderson says she's a gift for first lady melania trump and the hill reports anderson will accepted her a rush your faux fur coat and she wants the fist lady to have one of her designs. anderson previously stated should hope the trump white house will think about conservation and the environment. we'll be right back

earlier today manning tweeted decision i plan to move back to par mar this summer and bethesda can't wait to go home. manning was initially sentenced to 35 years if prison for espionage and aiding enemy and that sentenced was shorterd by barack obama and manning will be released in may. a saturday night live writer is us is spended indefinitely after tweeting about trump's 10-year-old son barron. >> barron will be this country's first home school shooter she weet tweeted and people criticized her for attacking the 10-year-old she tweet aid apology that said i sincerely apologize i deeply agree cigarette actions and 30e pennsylvania receive words it was insklusable and i'm sorry. former first daughter chelsea clinton showed support to barron.

everybody child does to be a kid." >> and today the white house press office released a statement saying it's a long-standing tradition that the children of presidents are afforded the opportunity to grow up outside of the political spotlight. and the white house fully expects this tradition to continue. we appreciate your cooperation in this matter. >> and well following the presidential election trump's team announced barron and his mother first lady melania trump would stay in new york where barron would complete the school year and tomorrow morning on "fox5"anita mcbride former chief of staff to first lady laura bush will be here to talk about the importance of respecting the privacy of the first children. you can catch that interview at 7:30 tomorrow morning. >> certainly think that's absolutely what people should do. i mean, they're children. they don't have anything to do with this. they didn't ask to be put in the spotlight. >> absolutely right. >> please. >> inavenueetably they will be in the spotlight at times and family uvrption ifs and that kind of thing. there you be no

>> back off. >> when we come back a look at tonight's top stories. >> and governor larry hogan taking a serious swing at opiate crisis and new rules that could impact precipitation policys for thousands of marylanders. >> and one day before delivering state of the stated depress virginia governor terri mcauliffe talked to "fox5" and what he thinks we need to do to move america forward next at

>> we're back with a look at tonight's top stories. >> we begin in oxon hill, maryland with "fox5" lindsey watts where mees are the shooting for a man that shot a woman at a school bus stop, lindsay. >> shawn, tony, mess are still here koov being app eye out in oxon hill they say it was a domestic violence shooting and witnesses at more than a dozen elementary school kids.

now and we'll show you his photo. this is 42-year-old roland eugene sims he's armed and draenk russ and you should call 911 if you see him the woman she's accused of shooting did survive and no children were hurt. in montgomery county the principal at spring brook high is under fire for allegedly telling his cheer squad their retune at rival basketball game was too ghetto and according to reports art williams the principal at the silver spring school was approached by the paint branch high school principal last week during a basketball game and he told will youth the cheerleader's routine was too ghetto and that was relayed to the chair asked. they are boy outing their own athletic department because of that comment. we know the identity of a woman murdered in prince sdwrorj county. she was shot and killed more a week ago hill crest heights and her family contacted detectives after seeing sketch on

right now police do not have a suspect nor a motive in the shooting. >> who is ready to see some sunshine and just debt a little hypothetical of late march weather. that's what you get tomorrow and here's a look at weatherhead lines we're still breezy and on the mild side tonight each though it doesn't feel like it because it's been breezy as we go throughout overnight winds are lighter and that allows temperatures to be chilly. chill hi start tomorrow morning and a mild sunny day. ahead and mild will be tomorrow afternoon not so much tomorrow morning but it should awb really georgous wednesday. get out and enjoy it as we approach 60 in ersers areas. that means something is coming and usually when we get that much water in january it's a strorping cold front with a pub of cold other aetch proving our area there's and there's nights and bright bring showers with it and lay out a shower as we get closer and here is what you can expect

the bus stop and you're not going to be dealing with winds and you're not going to need umbrella you may need sun glasses for the kids and heavier coat, 0 do 42 tomorrow morning and after school with plenty of sunshine. lighter breezes and it's going to be a floorious afternoon with temperatures ranging between 52 and 6 and when you consider that 45 is average this time of year, it ought to feel pretty nice. cooler weather is coming now we'll show you that on the 7 day forecast in i acouple minute. tony. >> all right. sue, thank you very much. we have to cut the pipeline. those words from maryland lieutenant governor this morning as he and governor larry hogan announces a plan to combat the opiate crisis. and the effort will foam us on treatment enforcement and even a limit on how brand writey painkillers drrs can prescribe. more from annapolis. >> governor and other state officials state opiate price crisis in the state of maryland is getting worse. in fact the county executive here in anne arrundel county says during the number of people are dying

compared to just a couple of years ago. and so officials are coming together and they have this new plan they really hope it stems this crisis. when governor larry hogan ran for office he says there was one big concern on voters mind. >> what's the number one problem facing your community and the answer was always the same. it was heroin. >> opiate addiction destroyed many lives. eight days ago the anne arrundel state attorney buried his brother-in-law. >> he made it through days, 99 days clean and relapsed and overdosed and died. >> officials have a new plan to fight the crisis in maryland. legislation and executive order. for prev ngs a limit for doctors prescribing main medication. only 7 days unless for cancer or hospice. for enforcement a new felony for dealers who sell opiates that kill the buyer and that

seller could face 30 years in jail and treatment more eligibility and money for addiction rehabilitation services. >> these are all over the map from prevention and treatment to lot enforcement and inter diction and we have to attack from every direction. >> problem is not in maryland alone virginia and d.c. are hit hard by the crisis and recently leaders from all jurisdictions came together to discuss a regionalest. in annapolis, matt ackland, "fox5 local news". >> the presidential election is over and virginia voters are keeping an eye on governor rights. ronica cleary caught up with terri mcauliffe and he talked of the importance of state government. >> it's in charm of job creation and transportation system and healthcare delivery and governors matter and theres with a poll that came out that basically said the governor is the most important thing as it relates to elected official and every day we have to get things

chair from nevada and we are going to lay out our case of what we need to do to move america forward and we have new administration in washington but this they block medicade it's a disaster for the states. we want to work with new administration if we spend infrastructure hours. what they do in washington affects us at the states. we have to actually implement these policies and we don't want them to make policies that will adversely affect citizens. >> and governor mcauliffe is chair of national governor's association and he is in town to deliver their annual state of the stated dress. >> when we come back the reason why one d.c. firefighter social media comments about president donald trump sparked review by fire department officials and plus. >> lose a great quarterback. >> d.c. cab driver got the drive of his life he went on and on talking about

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hinckley attempted to assassination reagan and he was found not guilty by reason of insan six he was released from st. elizabeth hospital and lives with his mother in williamsburg, virginia. >> a senior secret service agent in denver is making head lips for a controversial post about the president on social media. washington examiner took a screen shot of carry o'grady's post and this world changed and i changed and i would take jail time over a bullet or endorsement for what i believe to be disaster to this country and strong and amazing women and minorities that reside here. hatch act be dammed i'm with her. he endorsed hillary clinton in the post and sources say her views trigger one onlinep compliant complaint and no word whether or not she'll be fired. >> and more controversy coming from the trump administration during today's white house press

did not provide evidence of voter fraud but the president leaves it happened. >> j the president believed that he stated that before and concerns of voter fraud and people voting illegally during the campaign and continues to maintain that belief ryan today said there's no evidence of national secretary of state saying they don't agree with president assessment. what evidence do you have. >> as i said i think the president has believed that for a while based on studies and information he had. >> spicer also addressed federal hiring freeze specifically vacancies at the veteran's administration. >> hiring people when you have a system that is not working and then going out and hiring additional people doesn't seem to be the most efficient way of solving the problem. what we need to do whether va or any other agency

sure we're hiring smartly and effectively and efficiently. a spokesperson for american federation of government employees says president action will disrupt government programs and services that benefit everyone. >> we have update tonight on minnesota governor mark dayton. his fall during last night's state of stated dress is not related to prostate cancer diagnosis. he revealed the diagnosis earlier today. he planned to go public next week but decided to make it public today after this fainting episode. >> sue palka will have the full forecast and at 11 sending valentine's day mess allege of love or hate using cockroaches. >> ew. >> tweet us worst valentine's gift you ever received use #vdayfail some of best response

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>> a unique partnership kicks off in the district between the national portrait gallery and explored children's museum. for the first time ever it will provide space spvrkly dedicated to kids. >> we'll be on for a year. so families both visiting d.c. and those who live here have an opportunity to come in and to bring their children and

explore portraitture with hand on activities. everything in the room can be touched and it's tactile and there's no noise restrictions. >> pretty cool. the exhibit kicks off saturday geared towards children ranging in age from 18 months to 8 years old. the exhibit will be bilingual and will be accessible to people with disabilities. >> i love it that sounds great. >> great time. >> absolutely. >> one more great thing you can do in d.c. >> so many great things some free. >> wonderful. >> which makes it bitter. >> whenever my husband and i get a free weekend we become tourists now and see national portrait gallery and see archives and lincoln cottage and do all the things we didn't do when we should have. >> you do good stuff. >> we try to. we don't have much to do. >> you can try things. >> i go to out back and barnes and noble. >> what's been going on there? i might add that to my list of things

i kind of -- >> i'll meet you there. >> sounds good. >> oh, my gosh. >> you guys got a lot oing going on this weekend. >> i cannot believe how fast you know here we are you're talking about valentine's day story. >> crazy. >> it was thanksgiving ten minutes ago. >> yes. >> end of january. >> i'm glad to hear i'm not the only one saying it's flying and going fast this year in particular and here we are almost halfway through winter. >> yeah. >> waiting for snow. >> shawn says -- >> no, i don't care if it doesn't show up. >> we had a strep of days though that featured a lot of clouds and little bit of rain and it really you have to go back to last wednesday to find a good amount of sunshine and at west we got a few peaks today and proof was in the tweets. we had great pictures sent us to as surprise popped out late in the day. thank you barbara allen she sent in this picture. finally sunshine and king george you're going to get a whole lot more sunshine tomorrow. plenty more photo ops. here's why we have not seen much

days we were waiting for slow moving nor easter to crawl up the coast. it created so much bad weather across the southeast in the form of tornadoes and severe weather you heard about and haevry rain and winds we had yesterday and still raping a little on new york with bit of snow certainly snowing up in new england. that has been the wind maker today as well. as it pulls away skies clear out and winds get lighter and sets us you up for a beautiful day. one day special. 60 and mild and thursday more of a dhainkover day and while it looks decent here at 56 we do believe the temperature will be dropping we may start with showers tomorrow as frontal boundary comes into up to and temperatures drop and whipped will peckp a little bit again on thursday as the cooler air comes back into town. a little reality check starting thursday night and into friday and weekend. but not bad out there tonight. fed ricksburg chillier 0. culpeper still 51 right now. washington is 48.

cumberland 45. martinsburg 45 and little windy means we do have wind chill tem thurz in the 0s to 45 here in district. not everybody is seeing preez breezes and over next couple hours i think they'll settle down quite a bit. that means as whipped get lighter and skies clear out we'll be chillier and tonight kohler than we were last couple night nights. you head to hagerstown 7. winchester may be. gaithersburg 36 degrows as we head through the night and bring on the warm stuff tomorrow afternoon. we'll have a cool start. but south winds will drv a warm front through our area and tomorrow afternoon with plenty of sunshine near 60 maybe a few spot south of d.c. and above 60. closer to pennsylvania and north you'll see temperatures in the 50s. a nice reprieve and great to see the sunshine. i know i think i'm looking more forward to that than mild temperatures. you see frontal boundary on the map gets closer

thursday morning. so we're headed to 60 in the district and culpeper 62 tomorrow. fredericksburg 64 and again towards leonardtown and annapolis cooler closer to the water at 5. look ago head to thursday. here comes frontal boundary maybe with a few showers in the morning and i don't think a lot. and i think the best chance of seeing those showers will be south of d.c. ooz the front pulls on through and day goes on you'll notice chill in the air and preez picking up as temperatures will head from the 50s to 0s on thursday night and speaking of the few showers on thursday morning showing you 6:00 in the morning not everybody is seeing rain. we'll have clouds come in tomorrow night. spotty showers here and there and more snow for the mountains and snow showers will be pretty helpful we think for ski resort looking forward to building up base a little bit. your "fox5" accuweather 7-day forecast 50 to 56 thursday and dropping during the afternoon and then more seasonable friday, saturday, and sunda.

it will be colder than it was. and we're still on chilly side early next week. watching sunday night to monday for those of you who have been saying where's the snow this a slight chance of energy coming across sunday night and monday that could produce a few snow showers here and there and fairly isolated. next tuesday quiet around here lots of sunshine and temperature of 46. that's the 7 day forecast shawn back to you. >> thank you, sue. >> nfl sideline reporter erin andrews revealed she was diagnose wtd cancer last year cervical cancer last september and had surgery month later and underwent another procedure in november. now says the good news, she is cancer-free. >> we wish her the best. >> absolutely. >> you never know who is going to hop into your cab. >> all you have to do is ask a local taxi driver that received the ride of of his life yes because he was driving one of his idols aund ro the district. jim lokay

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that looked be at me like am i available. >> the two males got the back and one male was sitting in front. and first word that came to me are you still a fan i said i'm still a steelers fan all my life i'm from pittsburgh right and then he asked me who is your favorite quarterback? >> number one was owen why number one in your mind. >> he was a great carter back great quarterback. >> did he look familiar at all to you, ripping a bell at all. >> all the time he was talking to me it was like to me it was just a regular pickup with four pairms right? >> and you know. >> elwy. >> if you ranp into him who you know who he was. >> oh, yeah, oh, yeah. >> turn around. >> look. >> turn around. >> how are you doing, man. >> come on man, are you serious? come on

come on, man. >> i shook his hand and stuff. and i told him i said look, man, i said you got -- the ride is free. you do me one favor i need -- we feed a picture together. >> okay. >> and i'm not worried about money you don't have to give me tip or nothing. >> is that the most famous person you ever had in the cab. >> yeah, ever. >> ever. >> the first one was michael phelps that didn't excite me and he didn't tip like john elwy either it was nice tip don't get me wrong it was nice tip not as nice as john elwy. >> he's a ravens fan, too, >> you know that. right. right. you know that. >> that's great i love how he told on michael phelps. >> he's also a ravens plan is he liked to talk. sam said it was john elwy, brady and roethlisberger was three and elwy took it in stride. ben roethlisberger wears number 7 because of elwy. >> i love that story m

favorite story tonight. >> you got it. >> the news at 11 starts right now. right now at 11 a woman shot in front of kids at a school bus stop. why did police delay the information about the suspected gunman. >> cheerleading couldn't versus yeah a local principal under fire for something he said about his own high school cheer squad. >> and plus cook ropes love and worse valentine's day gift you ever received your news starts right now. >> we are following developing story tonight a man accused of shooting woman at a school bus stop in front of group of children tonight. he is still on the run. thanks for sdwroyning us i'm hahn shawn. >> i'm tony perkins. >> and i'm shawn yancy. >> and it started in oxon