>> right now a 10 new details are emerge physical a "fox5" exclusive interview with muriel bowser about questionable campaign contributions. >> the treasurer has responded and we've been audited by ocf. >> proof the mayor's claim is false. >> and american university is investigating vandalism

hate crime after anti-sem nix posters turned up on campus on international women's day. >> and latest wikileak hacks tells us big brother is watching. what steps can you take to block your device from hackers and spies. fox news at 10 starts right now. we begin tonight with breaking news. you may have trouble dialing 911. the reason at&t suffered an outage tonight. thanks for joining us i'm shawn yancy. >> that outage is preventing people across the country from calling 911. jim lokay is live with the impact it is having in our area, jim >> were still getting details in. first reports came in by d.c. ems and 911 centers and police across the country seeing the same issues. this affects only those of you who have at&t wireless customers. if you use a land line that is

cell carriers. what we know so far they acknowledged the issue to "fox5" a little bit ago. they're working it out and no timetable locally the district, alexandria, 911 and charles country 911 are setting up emergency backup numbers. you can see is them on the screen no, i d.c. backup 202-337-3700 and alexandria 703-746-4444 and charles county this coming in 301-609-3499 if you live in any of those areas put those numbers in your phone now. we don't know how long the outage will last. nonetheless keep that in mind. only use those numbers if you live in the district, alexandria county or charles country. we reached out to other 911 centers and we're told of montgomery ape fairfax they have not seen the issue so far. if this sounds familiar to you this is not the first time it happened. sprint customers had a similar

issue in the district in 2015. we'll keep you posted and hopefully you won't need throat numbers this evening. but they're up and running. tony. we have a follow up to a story you saw last night on "fox5". d.c. mayor muriel bowser is facing concerns about questionable campaign contributions from her 2014 mayoral campaign. "fox5" marina marraco is live at the office of campaign finance in northwest, marina. >> tony, just yesterday government watchdog public citizens submit aid formal complaint here at the office of campaign finance aling that mayor bowser 2014 mayoral campaign still on the contribution site reported having 30,000 in what appeared to be illegal contributions. today mayor bowser chief of staff sent "fox5" a letter from the office of campaign finance certifying that the mayoral campaign of 2015 was properly terminated and the reports and

substantial compliance with d.c. official code. that letter was sent back to the mayor's office a year an a half after the campaign closed in early 2015. now, ocf has not said what took so long to terminate the campaign. but i want to play back some sound of mien documenter with mayor bowser yesterday regarding the allegations of these illegal contributions, take a listen. >> my treasure responded. >> can you respond to that. >> the treasurer has responded and we've been awd dited by ocf they can answer any additional questions you may have. >> you heard her tell me her campaign was completely audited. thats with a quote by ocf. today ocf saying that is not exactly true. ocf only completed what is known as a periodic audit from october 11, 2013 through december 10, 2013 and in that audit of only roughly two

campaign ocf found a number of irregularities including more than $6,000 that went unreported. other money that was not negotiated through the bank and nearly 7,000 of expenditures in which proper documentation was not provided. over the course of 2014, the campaign eventually submitted the corresponding documents to ocf. tonight ocf would not say why a broader audit was not conducted of mayor becauseer mayoral campaign of 2014 but more importantly the agency now has ten days to respond to that complaint and answer bid questions among them why thousands of dollars remain on that contribution list that appear to be illegal and also, answer why the agency gave the campaign the green light to terminate the campaign when still more than 30,000 of what appeared to be illegal

campaign site. live in northwest d.c., marina marraco, "fox5 local news". >> and anti-sem nix were blasterd across american university. they're investigating the incident about a hate crime. an email wept out with snapshots of the man they think was responsible. tisha lewis is live in northwest with the latest ob this one, tisha. >> american university police are describing this as vandalism app a hate crime and they think they know who is responsible for blasterring these post areas cross campus here. we'll show you these surveillance images in a moment. first, pictures of the flyers posted on campus were tweeted and posted on facebook. the person that posted this one says it was outside her office door this morning and they was not the only one that received a message and it was asking women to pack a sandwich

this is the person american police say was responsible for the offensive message. this man hit several locations on campus around 10:30 last night including mc kaib hall and school of bus buzz university called it massage nistic and -- and deviceive. >> it's good they called attention to it because if they had not it probably would have been known posters were put around campus. >> obviously there's a concern in discrimination words women and it's good they're investigating on it since women should get their rights. >> we have a pretty strict code of conduct. they added in a new clause last week which prohibits discrimination against certain groups and make that a more serious offense. so, definitely upsetting. i was glad that the school reacted to it quick enough and i mean interviewing a bunch of people a lot of people didn't see. it.

says these posters were in complete violation because they say all posters put on campus must be approved sponsored and also placed in designated areas and american university police were asking anyone who may recognize that person of interest that you saw just a few moments ago they say if you recognize them call university police. tisha lewis. "fox5 local news". >> women's rights under attack, what do we do? >> that vandalism at american came hours before hundreds of women hit the streets to protest in the nation's capitol to mark a day without a woman to go with international women's day. several schools in our area cancelled class today because too many teachers and other staffers called out. many had to scramble to get childcare. some are still questioning it those that called out did the the right thing. >> i think it's

everyone to realize that teachers are tremendously dedicated group of people and that we do teach our children to make important decisions and by being here we're actually modeling that. >> three-quarters of public school teachers are women. and today's rally was aimed as pointing out the importance of women in the workforce and to demonstrate what workplaces would be like without them. >> coming up on "fox5"news at 10 the michigan men's basketball team has a close call on the flight to the big ten tournament in d.c.. details on what grounded the team. >> and tony, we had a very mild day around here. lots of sunshine. those gusty winds really got a lot of people's attention. there's still parts of our area that are under a wind advisory tonight. i will let you know what to expect thursday coming up in a few minute, shawn. >> thank you, sue. >> wiki leaks revealed a governmentay

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>> pretty scary moments for michigan men's basketball team on a plane headed to the big tournament in wash done d.c. and when the flight tried to take off they railroad high wind and it slid off the run way. the plane was pretty banged up on the side. good news, no one was hurt and the team made ultimate -- alternate travel plans. >> sue, windy there and gusty here as well. >> it was rough up around the great lakes. very bad. some of the pictures on the lake showed huge waves so really scary stuff. we had pretty significant winds here too shawn and tony when the front came through earlier today we had gusts high got up to 45, 50 miles an hour and we will show you a couple of those weather maps and let

also that the winds really settled down quite a bit. you can go ahead and show the winds. 4 mile an hour gusts at reg ab national this morning and dulles got up to 44 and bwi had a gust of 51. so wow past several weeks were incredibly windy here an we expect this in march. wind advisory still posted down to the mountains to the west. it will stay windy with gusts up to 45 miles an hour. and that only goes until:00 in the morning and it looks like it's better out there. cumberland showing gusts to 23 and martinsburg gusts to 7 and winchester 24 and frederick to 28. should get quite a bit better and also wanted to tell you if you enjoyed today's warm temperatures you get another do over tomorrow. we're looking at probably one of the nicest days of the week coming in tomorrow. it's not that cold tonight. and you saw a, of our reporters out there without even coats on and it should stay comfortable in the 40s tonight and into the first part of tomorrow. and be ready to touch 70 and doable in

with just a little afternoon breeze. and we have to talk about the weekend. so big changes ahead. and i'll fill new on all of that in a few minutes. shawn is. >> developing tonight the cia hacking tools exposed by wiki leaks have people a little jittery about online gadgets. leaked documents detail how the agency can hack into smart phones and smart tvs. well the exposure is bad news for the cia it can be good information to help you keep your privacy. sarah simmons is here on how to keep your devices from eavesdropping. >> we're surrounded by technology that can listen n your phone has a microphone. you think you simply turn it off and you'll have -- access to it will protect you. we go into settings. there is where you scroll down to privrty and microphone part there you can turn offer. now, i talked with cyber

who says many of us have given permission for these types of thing to happen to phones and tvs. here's how you stop. it. >> this could be the worst leak in american history when it comes to cyber cools for espionage. >> thanks to wiki leagues the whole world knows what tools the cia can use to spixt cyber experts say this is serious. >> these tools are so powerful it's like if you or i wanted to walk that a missile defense base that huntsville alabama and grab a nuclear missile we won't get ahold of one. now you go to wiki leaks and get ahold of a cyber weapon as powerful as a nuclear weapon. >> the fear is cyber crime will go up with recent revelation and cyber experts say there are ways to protect the private conferences you have to be smart about it. >> put phone in shielding case believe it or not there are shielding cases like privacy cases and others where when the phone is put away nobody can spy on. it you won't har a

it is peaceful and quiet and smart tvs don't buy smart tvs that come from microphones. if they do disable the wifi access or i hate to say it cut the cordon the microphone. it's bizarre that a tv in your house could listen in on you for other people and governments. >> okay so let's say you have that smart tv and you want to shut the microphone off. he says as he mentioned disable the wifi otherwise someone up to no good it turn those features back on if they're on a network. and as for your iphone or android that's tougher. he says there's no way to permanently turn off anything because there are two operating systems, one called apple ios and google android depending what phone you have that controls user applications. and the second operating system the government can own. any time that connects to the carrier. cyber experts say it's not so much the u.s. government spying on you but other government agency around

shawn. >> looking up how to get everything straight. good information, thank you, sarah. tonight the spotlight is on anne arundel county after 16 overdoses were reported in 24 hours. days ago maryland government nor declared opiate a state of emergency. lauren demarco is here with what lauren is doing. >> typically anne arrundel sees four or five overdoses a day. that sounds like a lot. 16 overdoses and three fatal in one day it has many wonder physical there was a bad or potent batch of drugs circulating. >> there may have been some connections between some of these case and not all of them. ultimately for me it means that this epidemic continues to go unchecked in our county and as well as all of maryland. >> that was the department county of health and she says

of precipitation medication or recreational drug use these addictions are happening among people from all walks of life. many in early 0s to early 30s and also teens and older people. but there is help out. there tonight we attend aid forum hosted by the county executive office called not my child. >> if are you seeking education information, need help, this is the place to be. >> angel train are a former heroin user says after news of 16 overdoses in one night she came out to show her support. and community members gathered at the event in pasadena when a number planned county wide toy hear from a panel about how they can get help from themselves or loved ones battle ago diction. >> i lost friends i don't talk to family members so much any more because they judge and there was nothing we did as parents that you know you could have said that we caused this. it's just a disease. kim vote spoke about her

using pot at age 14 and that escalated to pills and within a few years hooked on heroin. >> it's easy to be in denial. but there's signs. if they're sweating a lot. if they're skin is itchy. if they're aleave. if they've given up things they used to enjoy doing my son was an after id basketball player he gave that up. >> it's clearly a problem many families are facing and anne arrundel reported overdoses are up 68% from 2015 to 2016 all those called also taxed the system. >> yesterday for example 5% of call volume was related to heroin overdoses so we have capacity in the system but you know if these incidents are occurring in your neighborhood it's impacted the resources available for you. >> just last week governor larry hogan declared a state of emergency for maryland dedicating 50 million to help curb the crisis. anne arrundel is

police are hosting seminars teaching family members how to use the overdose blocking drug malaxone. her son has overdosed three times that she knows of he is 4 and has not us autoed in the last few years but it's an ongoing battle others hopefully can learn from it. >> they need to go somewhere immediately before they change their mind. one of the things they want to do before rehab is get one last high and usually they over do it. >> officials tonight ask a give a phone number for any face as diction. it's on your screen 410-768-552 shawn. >> alarming. so many happened in such a short period of time. thank you lauren m. >> protest railroads gathered outside the white house to oppose the dakota access pipeline. >> fox 5 learned many of the people you see here don't know much about the project and are not personal

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>> all right. when you see groups of people marching and protesting in the streets you might assume they are passionate and knowledgeable about their cause. tonight "fox5" found things are not always as they seem. >> marina marraco took a look at a protest going on at the white house and has this story. >> where did you come from. >> los angeles. i flew in from germany. >> i'm from washington d.c. >> i'm from california. >> as -- pop up in the shadows of washington monument "fox5" set out to learn who got permission to set up. >> per tition you to b

we had d.c. action labs a local group that helps. we try to go to a local community and respect whatever protocols they have they work with the national park service i believe and they worked out everything for the permits. >> sdrk c.a. lab builds themselves as flash action even coalition building and you can check out some of the projects they worked on including organizing dozens of protest and sit ins back on the national mall there were some supporting the cause that were still trying to figure outta what exactly they were rallying for. >> i came out to help set up tee peas and march to the white house on friday? you can tell us about the dakota pipeline. >> it's green lit at the moment but what's your exact question he. >> what states does it go through. i don't know for sure i can tell you it's going through a whole lot of native american lands it should

violation of treatyes. >> you know how long it is. >> too long. >> i don't have a list of facts handy. >> do you know what states it goes through. >> i could say a few of them but i'm not -- >> say those. >> i'm not an expert i would probably speak to somebody who organized the event. >> do you know what it carries. >> crude oil i believe. >> do you know how long it is. >> no, i don't. >> what states is it. >> north dakota. in particularly north dakota. >> what other states particularly north dakota. >> not just north day keit. >> do you know what it carries. >> sgloyl do you know how long it is. >> i don't. >> it's not uncommon for rz sko of folks to travel for causes unknown and at times causes that turn vie vent m. d.c. action lab did not organize this on inauguration day. 1230 people were arrested for wreaking havoc. and those arrested on january 20, 0

20, 214 were indicted and of those 214 more than 3/4 are from somewhere other than d.c., maryland or virginia. >> and on the mall, protests demading the government back down from taking over land native american tribes call home fox5 cause told here on public properties and shadow of oafist who are represents all americans we were not allowed to film because our photographer was a man. >> do you know about no men being allowed here. >> i can tell you off the record. >> off the record. >> well it's not my place to talk about. it but this is women's treaty signing right now. so it's for women. >> so on public property no men allowed. >> no we were told no men allowed in the tee pea even though it's public property? >> that's -- i'm not being interviewed. >> marina marraco "fox5 local

>> that's pretty eye opening. >> that's pretty eye opening i have to say. >> i mean -- >> i was stunned to hear that. all those people have no clue what they're doing they're just getting paid. >> don't know what the facts are about the cause and this is something we've been hearing more and more about recently that a lot of these protests there are people generally upset about things and a lot of protests you see the big numbers it's outside folks coming in to professionally protest. >> it's like inauguration they said agitators were really being violent and destroying things. those were likely protesters. >> eye opening. >> talk about a friingts a fair fax country woman and cat are on the end mend fol a rabid fox attack. >> it's there next to the trash cans where i saw my cat and this fox getting into. it so when i saw the bloody went ran over and kicked the fox a few times.

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>> we're back with a look at tonight's top stories. >> a nationwide at&t outage may prevent some of you from calling 911 from your mobile phone and the outage is affecting countys in our area. charles county, alexandria, and district need to use alternate numbers

web site. >> and we're staying on top of questionable contributions made to mayor bowser's 2014 campaign. last night the mayor told campaign was audited and everything was done by the book. the office of campaign finance disputesed that assertion and found several inconsistency unrt roved money and omission of proper documentation. >> a federal grand jury indiet aid delegate michael vaughn an charges of bribery, conspiracy and stealing campaign funds. he was charged in wex with ongoing correction probe. vaughn resigned from general assembly in january and if convicted faces up to 105 years if prison. sue. >> shawn get ready for a really spectacular day. we think tomorrow will be really nice. and we'll probably have a pretty comfortable night tonight with clear skies and lighter winds thank heavens and a few gusts original and west and generally we'll head for 40s tonight

with a little bit of breeze. we're thinking tomorrow is the best day of the week and lots of places get together mid 60s if not close to 70. so here's what to expect tomorrow morning at the bus stop. it's a little bit cool to start. 40 to 45 and lots of sunshine and beats 20s and you won't have strong gusts of wind like we had this morning. after school, lots of sunshine. we'll warm temperature raimingz of 61. i wanted to check the gusts with you. better than they have been most of the day. breezes come back again tomorrow and we should be able to get a little warmer than some of these temperatures as we got to the mid 6 owes today closer to 70s tomorrow we have a chance for a little bit of snow before the weekend arrives and much colder temperatures that we'll talk about taking you through that weekend forecast in a few minutes, tony. >> warping now for people in fairfax country we learned the fox that attacked

woman and cat had rabies it happened an hour apart on tuesday and fox was euthanizes soon after "fox5" anjali anjali hemphill managed to trap the animal until help arrived. >> and foxes don't usually attack people when annie yu mall is rabid it's on a mission to bite and if this couple had not managed to trap on own it could have done more damage. >> you're looking outside trying to smell it the 9-year-old rescue is not quite ready to go outside again. >> she saved mommy and tried to protect mommy. >> her owners alex and patricia florino said she may have used up nine lives after a backyard brawl with a rapid fox. veda. >> it means life in italian. >> she was on the phone on her

was in trouble. >> right there next to the trash can i saw my cat and fox getting into it. so when i saw the blood, i went ran over and kicked the fox a few times. >> commotion alarmed her husband who came out to help. >> that fox was going around trying to attack from the behind and grab back of the leg. >> this animal was on a mission to bite, bite something. >> sgru never know. >> forino's were able to lure you into this raccoon trap until animal protection officers arrived. >> we swoshd the fox into the cage. >> it attacked her leg. she stopped and the fox moved back and then she tried to get away and he attacked her again. >> meanwhile officer anda lugo said they were on the hunt after a same rabid fox atkd a

falls neighborhood an hour earlier. >> she has injuries on both lower legs as well as injuries on her forearms and hands. >> and attacks left the locals on high alert. and animal experts warning with this warm weather there could be more. >> don't do what i did. that was stupid and retrospect. you don't think about that when your family member is being attacked. >> vida the cat has to be guaranteed and she and the woman fit would have to undergo weeks of vaccination and and anjali hemphill, "fox5 local news". >> and tonight we are told that getting clean could stop you from getting dirty. >> i think you're supposed to say it in a different way. >> getting clean can stop you from getting dirty. >> when we come back ingreed glent soap and other personal care products that

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man weaver become an easy society to let down. this goes to compound street started using 40 years ago triclosan from toothpaste to deowed troopt soap things we ice to get clean and attractive are responsible for partly for killing our sex drive. >> iten fortunately has shown to decrease testosterone in men and adverse affect in estrogen in women and decrease overall health and most commonly immune function. >> and after years of research countless consumer complaints and untold drops in sex drives the fda finally decided to step in. it's one of 19 chemicals in soaps and body washes being band. companies have until september to remove it. >> i think there should be proper regulations for all harmful things. proper regulations. >> and one

willing to wait for september for the federal ban to kick in in move to protect drinking water minnesota made it illegal as of last month after finding significant traces in lakes and rivers. >> even people we talk to on the street know it's not about soap. >> not only chemicals for the body it's dealing with everyment obviously as well. if are you dealing with chemicals even whether it comes to recycle when it comes toing in you deal with problem good problem to be cleaned up in a few months, arthur chen, fox news. >> are you going to stop using soap now. >> i'll search for a right kind of soap that's for sure. >> all right. we do want to bring you a little update right now. >> we told you at the top of the show some of you who may have at&t wireless service may have had trouble dialing 911. at&t revolved that situation it was impact the the district, baltimore and charles county as well as other parts of the kupty. >> th

ago that affected wireless cust mrz and they say they apologize to everyone who was affect the and no word what kased outage but certainly it's not the first time it happened but hopefully will be the last. >> planning a wedding it is stressful and one couple is picking up the pieces after a tornado destroyed many items for the big day. >> when we come back see how the bride wedding dress was spared by the storm. >> and also ahead a local fire department gave a special teenager a day he will never forget. we'll take you along for the fun coming up at 11.

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house. >> it was the perfect one i don't think i could find the perfect one again. everything is replaceable in that home. it is replaceable it's going to cost money and take time. but we can rebuild and that's one thing that this town is good at doing. >> the couple said they are grateful they were not home when the storm hit because the house they have is not have a basement. fortunately they have renters insurance. >> she has a good attitude. >> yeah wow despite everything she is not a bridezilla. >> no which is great. >> you can't number a swition like that. >> be grateful. >> we had a lot of reports of big winds and big tornado outbreak and jose angel cota was part of it on monday night again. and we have breezes today and tomorrow looking good. >> yeah! >> once again this will really continue to coax the cherry blossoms out we have a undate on the cher write blossoms, cold over the weke

you have not heard it's going to get mighty cold this weekend. >> oh, no. >> national park service revised date of peak bloom by a little and let me tell you there's definitely stuff to see down there. gary was there earlier and you can see how many blossoms are out which sun fortunate because sonl will really get damaged by the cold air we're sxeking this weekend. and the new peak bloom is anticipated to be sometime between 19th and 22 and so that would be next sunday to maybe tuesday or wednesday and barring lots of very cold air or big winds they should hang around for 7 to ten days. hope you get a chance to see them. tomorrow is a good day too. i'll tell you what they continue to come out with the warm air we're expecting. warm, warm day tomorrow and bringing in really cold air for the weekend. rally kind of shocking reminder that winter is not quite over yet and battle of air masses gets underway. average high is 5. tomorrow we'll forecast 70 for d.c.. mid 60s

feel fantastic. friday this 5 reading will occur early in the day and we'll start tanking down to 9 on saturday and 41 on sunday and so big changes ahead and it will come with small chances for snow. the biggest one we probably have to watch is friday morning and it's not a huge problem but sox you will see is flurry around and maybe got a light cooing and i'll show you that in a moment. 59 though mild tonight. 56 hagerstown and 55 cumberland and stay in the 40s tonight and wanted to show plenty of warm air to come for us tomorrow we know that's on track. look to the north. here comes cold stuff. it's 9 minneapolis and part of the are on the winds were so horrendous across the great lakes today. actually i think it was rochester new york had gusts to 80 and so much whipped comeing across the laixz that the east side of lake eary the water levels were up by 3 feet. so the cold air is on the way. and that will get in here friday night into saturday. for the time being tomorrow,

short term, it will be best day of the week with temperatures near 70. upper 60s and mid 60s around the region. here's the range. gaithersburg closer to 6 and d.c. 70 and fredericksburg 70. listen we have to watch this friday morning not a big system but this will be bringing in the colder air and we may have by this time tomorrow night start to see snow coming down through pennsylvania and rain, snow mix that might amount to a coating on grassy areas across the mason dixon line that would be friday morning and saturday night sunday storm we were talking about as of today tends to be trending too far south to bring us anything. cold and we set our clocks forward surprised. on sunday it will be i khully day. sun will go down 7:1. enjoy. we'll watch this day tuesday some models are suggesting there could be another chance for rain or snow or coastal system. so plenty to keep track of here as we head

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mccluen and bruceal who thinks he is "too hands on" with players. >> and pierre garcon all but shipping outgoing to the 49ers. into the new kyle shanahan era. perhaps somebody out there paid attention to charts and graphs on instagram making case he is top receiver he's expected to sign a deal worth $16 million in year one alone. nineers also making heads lines for making moves on quarterback fronts and it does not involve kirk cousins. they're expected to land brown hoyer instead he could be a stopgap until cousins becomes free agent again next season and add nineers to patriots, steelers, browns, texans, bears, six teams, 49 games played in hoyer's career. >> georgetown looking for a fresh start facing st. john's. hoyas

drive together basket 'and slips and blocked and goes to marcus and he can win it but no good at "the buzzer". hoyas lose their last six games. not a good time. we have nights things are great in d.c. sparts land. this is not one of them. >> really you want to see at least a little hope or dmrimer of hope towards the end. but i don't think -- too much there for sure. >> this may be off season madness too. >> it's recureing theme. >> certainly is, thanks, jim. >> news at 11 starts right now. >> right thousand at 11:00 d.c. mayor is accused of taking illegal campaign contributions and "fox5" uncovered a stunning

new twist in the case. >> 16 overdoses and three deaths in just 20 hours. just one county. and opiate prices are putting on the entire state of maryland. >> fallout from cia worky leaks breach what you can do to make sure your smart devices are not listening to you. >> i don't know anybody who read the privacy policy on their smart tv except cia. >> firefighters give a local teenager a day he will not golf forget. news starts now. >> we'll begin with breaking news at&t resolved the outage that was preventing people from calling 911. several jux r jurisdictions were affected and there war backup numbers. those numbers are on web site and app. but at&t says all wireless customers should have acces