>> this is fox5 a local news at ten. first at 10, the chaos in charlottesville. today president trump revealed who he thinks is responsible. i think there's blame on both sides. & you look at both sides. i think there's blame on both sides and i have no doubt about it and you don't have any doubt about it either. tonight we have reaction to the president's re marks. and the safety and security

a local mother fearful tonight after bullets fly into her daughter's bedroom. plus, taunt ed and assaulted, a local muslim couple were the targets of a hate crime. police are now asking for your help tracking down the suspects. the news at ten starts right now. we're wee breaking news in the district. police are on the scene of a metro bus yash. we're told the driver heard gunshots near minnesota avenue and 16th, got spooked, ran off the road and hit a el pole. no wop was hurt a bus crash in southeast, no one was hurt. other our big story, president trump firing back at critics who say his reaction to the deadly violence in charlottesville was slow and mis guided. thanks again for joining us. i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. mr. trump was heavily criticized for saying there was blame on both sides and not calling out the hate groups. it appeared he silenced the critics yesterday when he called the white

criminals. but today the president double downed on his original remarks. but what the alt left that came charging as you say at the alt right. do they have any semblance of guilty? let me ask you this, what about the tbak that necessity came charging with clubs in their hands? do they have any problem? i think they do. the president also said he did not condemn the neo nazis and white supremests in his initial remarks because he didn't have all the facts. tonight people on both sides of the aisle are criticizing the president's comments. lindsay watts is live with reaction outside the white house. >>reporter: it's been pretty quiet in front of the white house tonight but you can see over this way that there are a few demonstrators who have been here, some of them for several hours. the president spoke at length today about charlottesville at a press conference that was supposed to be about infra struck tumplet in addi

trump defended the white national list protests saying they weren't all neo nazis and white supremests. he went onto say that there were quote, fine people on both sides meaning the protestors and those who came to oppose them. he also said as you heard that there is blame on both sides. police have said that both sides were mutually combative at times on saturday, but what has people so angry is that there were neo nazis, there were white supremests \march\marching in charlottesville, one of those people is now accused of murder ing a woman on the other side and injuring 19 others. there are feelings tonight that the president is legite myself ing the goals of hate groups. i got on the metro right after the press conference , went down to the cvs down here, got a poster board, got a sharpie, made my sign and came right down here. why did you you you feel the need to do that? a. this is intolerable. it's

just so unacceptable. i was one of the counter protestors. i saw what happened. the vast majority of counter protestors were pieceful, where i had my sign ripped out of my hand by the neo neo nazis, i was called a trace traitor so to hear my president say that i'm equally responsible for the woman who was killed on saturday i'm q and i'm sick to my stomach about it i also spoke to of half a dozen trump reporters at the white house today who said that they voted for this president and their support for him continues to be unwaiverring. one man agreed to speak to us on camera he calls what happened in charlottesville a tragedy, with you but he said the reaction is he didn't support neo nazi, but at the same time they have the right to voice their opinion just like any

even though we don't support it and we don't like it they have that right and it's got to be protected just like anybody else . some of them say that he was equating with those counter protesting. did you get that sense. >> president trump may not always say the right thing at the right time, but you have to go beneath the meaning a little bit or the way it's presented. i disoapt think he's a racist. i don't think he supports racism >> the president has faced criticism from both democrats and republicans tonight. here's part of his statement from virginia governor terry mcauliffe. he says this was not both sides. our commonwealth and nation are still reeling from one of the largest out pourings of hate tres and violence we have experienced in recent history. we need real leadership starting with our president. mr. president

on the neo nazi white supremest side, only haters. greatful the dog understands this. and a strong statement also from republican senator marco rubio, he says the organizerses of events which inspired and lead to the charlottesville terrorist attack are 100 percent to blame for a number of reasons. he went onto say that those involv ed are adherence of an evil idle ji. now of course president trump is still on vacation. he spoke earlier today from trump tower in new york. so he is not here the at the white house tonight. i apologize there, they had a little audio trouble. >> the search continues tonight for the scandals that spray painted the graffiti on the lincoln memorial. the national park service is working to re moift. this is not the first time vandals have tagger the get ted the monument. it w

vandalized back in february. >> the reward is growing for information leading to the ar rest of a man police say targeted a muslim couple in a likely hate yiem this weekend. montgomery county police say it happened on sunday afternoon when a man taunted, then threatened and eventually attacked the couple. fox5's evan lambert is live in rock ville with more. >>reporter: tony, police say that couple was walking down the sidewalk, a man overheard them speaking arabic and eventually put that must limb man in a choke hold. this happened in the area of ross instance avenue and east jefferson street. they say it started when the male suspect heard that couple speaking arabic and the man shoutedded shouting islam phobic insults. he eventually threaten ed the man, grabbed him and got him into a head lock before the man was able to escape. the suspect ran off toward rockville pike. this is an extremely diverse community. it's something neighbors say

biased based attack is leaving them rattled. we also spoke to the council on american islamic relations which is putting up re ward money to help solve this case. i'm shocked. i'm q. i feel very safe in this community . i come out all hours of the night and i never would expect anybody to put their hands on me, let alone for speaking my native language. it's not part of the ideals of our country and it's the not something that anybody who values the principals that aren shrined within our constitution should sit back and turn a blind eye to because unforth unfortunately these incidents are becoming more and more common. care says biased based incidents against muslims are up 91 percent. that is looking a at the first half of this year compared to 2016. in this case i should say there are no surveillance cameras around this immediate area montgomery county police saying that they don't believe there is video of this reported

information is asked to call police. live in rockville, evan lambert, fox5 local news. >> new tonight, a d.c. family is fright especiallied and frustrated. someone fired multiple gunshots outside their apartment complex over the weekend. one bullet went right through their toddler's bedroom while she slept. kristin leone is live on the scene nievment. >>reporter: that's right. i happened right across the street here at the potomac gardens apartments early sunday morning over here on the 700 block of 13th avenue southeast. now, this is the area where a mother and her two children, they were all home during the time when they say a bullet went flying through her daughter's bedroom window all while they are three year old child was sound asleep and the family tells me that since this happened to them they say that their feelings of safety and security have since

look again at at that bullet hole, just how big and deep it is there and where you could he see it shattered that glass in the video. very traumatizing for that little girl. like i mentioned clearly shattered the glass there. it hit the wall right above the bed and we're told that's where her big sister normally sleeps. luckily the big sister, nor the three year old were not lying there at the time. the three year old was actually lying down or sleeping directly across from that bed there. but either of them been in that bed we more than likely be telling you a much different story tonight. two days later the family tells me that they are still very shaken up by this scary situation. i can't sleep i'm jumping up every two hours. my kids don't want to stay home with me. i understand what they're going through because it could have been her, me or the other -- my other

>> we also want to point out to you that earlier today we did notice that there were cameras in place outside of their bottom level apartment in the courtyard again at that apartment complex right now it is unclear whether those cameras were working during the time of the gunfire. but what we can tell you based on that video there, again, you could see just how big and deep that hole is in the shattered glass and it just goes to show that the family, it could have turned out much worse in this case. now, right now the housing authority police are currently looking into this investigation. today we also reached out to them inquiring, trying to learn a little bit more as far as a possible person or persons of interest or even a suspect in this case. so far we have the not heard back. for now reporting live in southeast d.c. tonight, kristin leone, fox5 local news. >> still ahead, destroying history or eradicating hate.

the debate continues over re moving confederate symbols across the country, but how far is too far. >> hey, sue. >> we had an awful lot of rain around the county, rop california down pours fueled by all of the humidity that is still around tonight and now we are starting to he see some area s of fog form. i'll have a first look at your forecast when fox5 local news at ten returns.

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q. we're back now with that breaking you news in the district. police are on the scene of a metro bus crash. these are live images from the scene here. we were told the driver heard gunshots as he was driving minnesota avenue and 16th street southeast. he swerved to avoid what thought were bullets coming at the bus. ran off the road, hit a pole. we understand that the driver suffered minor injuries. but no passengers on the bus were hurt d.c. police were on the scene. a metro bus crashed into a pole swerved to avoid what it thought were bullets. gunshots rank out , swerved to avoid

coming at the bus. again, no passengers were hurt. we're going to stay on top of this and keep you updated. we're following a developing story tonight, we've learned that rudy guiliani -- the violence sparked by the proposed removal of a confederate statue in charlottesville has reignited a hotly debated topic. are those topics symbols of history or of hate. a few hours ago president trump had this to say on the issue. are we going to take down statues of george washington? what about thomas jefferson, do you like him? good. are we going to take down the statue because he was a major slave opener. are we going to take down his statue. you you know what, it's fine. you're changing history. you're changing culture. president trump's words are drawing harsh criticism and back backlash tonight but when we are talking ab

where do we start and where do we end. roland martin joins us to talk about this. thank you very much. what a day this has been. let me start with that question. are they historical markerses or are they symbols of hate. >> they're symbols of hate. first of all, most people don't understand none of these monuments were erected after the civil war. it's a period of where they say we have to come oght. 1877 when jim crow was ushered in. we had an election in 1876 then you had this period called redeemer democrats in the 1890s or so where they began to assert themselves, kick african-americans out of statehouses all across the country and then you had this lilly white movement of the republican party. most of these confederate statues were eject rected the late 1800s and 1920ss and 19 30s. people don't understand they were erected specif

african-americans, to scare african-americans and to impose the wheel of racist in this country. the confederate flag, robert e lee told his troops furl that flag, it is a symbol of trees on. when did it come back 1948 at a convention in mississippi why, because the democrats had a plan to support civil rights. and so the symbols of hate all were a result of bigots. this is not heritage. this is not history. that's a flat out lie. what about those people who say okay if we tear it all down then we are likely to forget our history and repeat our mistakes. how are we going to forget our history? we know what happened, the first fraips happened in virginia. twelve years of reconstruction and then nearly 100 years of jim crow. we're noting whying to forget that. race is embedded in the dna

america. >> good to talk to you. let's talk about.com the weather. some rain came through the region today, quite a bit of it at some point. let's check in with sue palka to find out what we can expect when we wake up in the morning. we definitely got quite the dull yuj tropical downpours. those have pushed out, and boy it was a lot of moisture. way more than we thought. colombia got two inches of rain. i wanted to put up the amount of reagan national they got two tenths of rain. northeast of falls church got 1.65. not everybody got the dull judge, but where we did we had some flash flooding. the last 12 hours of radar and you can see that the juicy system has moved east and it has left behind a lot of moisture in the atmosphere. we had one dying out little l shower south

more field and interstate 81. i don't think we see much more. this is something we need to pay attention to because we're start ing to see some fog develop in some areas. frederick your visibility down to one quarter mile. gaithersburg a mile and a of half. culpeper a half mile, winchester i just saw you click down to four miles visibility and a mild visibility in manassas. that should disis pay the a little bit after sunrise if not before because a bit of dryer air is going to move on through and we need it to. the due point temperature at 75. that is absolutely tropical. seventy-five for quantico condition a check of temperatures we're still mainly in the 70 #s in a lot of spots, hard to cool off when it's that humid. tomorrow is a dryer day it's also very summer like. we'll talk to what about to expect for wednesday and the weekend and beyond. >> coming up tonight, people use uber every day to get around, but what about using the ride service to get

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>> this is fox5 local news at ten:30. right now at ten:30, the president back to blaming both sides for what happened in chr. excuse me, what about the alt left that came charging at as you say the

they have any semblance of guilty. reaction to his controversial comments. higher insurance ream yums and a higher deficit. the new analysis on what would happen if the white house cuts obamacare subsidies. a water trapped in her car in high water streams it as she it was to be rescued. >> thanks for disiking around the it is ten. thirty. i'm jim lokay. >> and i'm sarah a simmons. reaction to new comments by the president about the chaos in charlottesville over the weekend . the president placed blame on both sides. there were white supremests for a rally and counter protests demonstrating against them. here's a small portion of the president's re marks today. i think there's blame on both p sides. i think there's blame on both sides and i have no doubt bit and you don't have any doubt about it, either. lindsay watts is live tonight with more on the reaction to the president's comments today.

of outrage on both sides of the aisle particularly that the president would draw any comparison to the neo nazis and white supremests who were march ing in charlottesville and those who came to oppose them particularly because there was a counter protestor who was murder ed in front of the white house we talked to people who came to protest the president statements and some staunch supporters. here's a bit of what we heard. this is intal racial.s it's so unacceptable. president trump may not always say the right thing at the right time, but you have to go beneath the meaning a little bit or the way it's presented. i don't think he's a racist. i don't think he supports racism. the president's statements tonight were unscripted. they came at a press conference that was supposed to be about infrastructure. back to you

now to montgomery county where the reward is growing for information leading to the ar rest where a man targeted a muslim couple in a likely hate crime. evan lambert is live with this story tonight. >>reporter: the couple was walk ing along rollins avenue. they were speaking arabic and a man overhead it. they tawpting him. that man put the muslim man in a head lock according to police before he he got away. the council on american islamic relations is offering a one thousand dollars reward for any information that leads to an ar rest. police do not believe this was caught on surveillance video, about they're asking anyone with information to give them a call. we're also following breaking newses in the district right you north korea. police on the scene of a metro bus crash. this is a live look on your screen. we are told the driver gunshots' was driving near minnesota avenue and 16th street southeast. that caused him to

tonight pole. the driver suffered minor injuries. no passengers were hit. police still on the scene searching for a gunman right now. and after a massively wet day as cross at least the d.c. area early on it has calmed down a bit but the humidity has kicked up. that humidity is going to lead to t a new problem later on tonight jim and sarah and that is the dense fog that may form in some areas we're already to see that popping up where a few areas are down to a quarter mile visibility. i think we can get rid of most of it around sunrise if not just after. no advisory has been issued and here in the district visibility is not too bad, but boy it is still so humid and that is where we think the fog will quom from that we're starting to see in some areas. second headline summer is back tomorrow. more sunshine generally a dryer day although a spotty shower can't be ruled out . humidity isn't going anywhere if you've stepped out tonight you know it's

tropical that will still be in place tomorrow for our wednesday . what about thursday, there could be a couple of showers around, maybe a rumble of thunder later in the day. the better chance of seeing that now lookses like friday because we have a better trigger, a frontal boundary will be getting closer that frontal boundary is a player in our weekend forecast . it's going to stall somewhere south of us. the farther south it gets the better chance we have of seeing a dry weekend. very quickly just wanted to let you know here is how things are looking for your wednesday, 8 a.m. i'm going to keep fog in the forecast because i think a few areas still have it. 75-degrees. by noon we should be burning off the cloud cover, but it's going to be about 85-degrees. 5:00 87 and humid. it looses like a pretty good pool day ahead and we are running out of those that is for sure as we get closer to labor day and we'll talk about the weekend and the weather for the solar eclipse coming up in just a few minutes. >> now to fairfax county where police have release a sketch

a man they believe abducted and sexually assaulted a five-year old girl on sunday much the suspect is a hispanic man in his mid 20s to early 30s. he's about five nine and has black hair. this afternoon officers fanned out into the neighborhood along to your drive in mount vernon where the child was kidnapped and then sexually assaulted. if you think it's trivial or not important to you it might be crucial to the case so anything that is out of the ordinary, a new car in the neighborhood, a new person in the the neighborhood, something you don't recognize, whether on this block or a different block, anywhere in fairfax county, do give us a call. we asked investigators whether this crime could be gang related. police told us it is too early to make that determination. >> a big crowd is expected at what's being called an anti white supremacy rally in dallas this weekend. the rally is set for saturday in front of city hall. the chance for a town to come together to call for the removal of

ups and denounce hate groups. they're asking members of the public to t act as trained piece keepers at that recall yivment i know a the lieutenant of people especially in the black community those monuments represent the slavery of their people, the murder of their people. i'm in the trying to be a night white, but if i can use my privilege to get in the way of somebody doing something, i feel kind of morally obligated to try. the piece keepers won't are armed but they'll be trained to observe and report any issues to police that are working the event. >> more fall out identifying the people who participated in the white supremest rally this weekend. cole white worked at a restaurant near the uc berkley campus in california. that's before his picture appeared on twitter account called yes, you're racist. he is now out of a job. the most dangerous things about people who have issues of razor strong hateful feelings is that they just hide in plain view. you never

know, in h casey was just a man working here serving you hot doings. you don't know what people are thinking. you higher them believing what they're telling you. you don't know what they'ring thinking. after white's picture was posted the restaurant received threats prompting berkley police to place patrols outside the restaurant. president trump's rarks to the rally is. the president is speblgd to decide whether or not cut off subsidies and deductibles for low income consumers. here's fox's ed henry. >>reporter: president trump is touting it as a virtual back doorway to crush, if not out right repeal obama kaish possibly cutting off federal subsidies that they use for low and middle income americans. the best thing we can do politically speaking is let

obama care spload. an explosion is exactly what the nop partisan budget office is forecasting if the president goes through with terminating what are called cost sharing reduction paymentsment the cbo warned in a new report that quote, gross premiums are 20 percent higher in 2018 and 2 killing the subsidies would also mean another $194 million added to the federal deficit per the c bo. however, on the positive side for the president, the cbo also suggested that a number of people without health insurance would be slightly lower in two years if he cuts off the subsid ies. with insurers in line to get 10 billion-dollar in these payments next year, senate democratic leader chuck schumer yum ped on the new report to charge, quote, trying to writing l l out of his responsibilities as he might, the cbo report makes clear that if president trump refuses to make these

for american families paying more for less care.s he's the president and the ball is in his court. american families await his action. a bigger headache for the president maybe he's on another collision course with senate republican leader mitchell mcconnell who has said in the fake of the failure to repeal obamacare marketplaces have to be shored up. republican large audience mar alexandria has urged the president to keep making the subsidy payments so the senator can work with democrats to stabilize the exchanges in september. without payment of these cost sharing reductions, americans will be hurt. the president can short-circuit that by stopping the next circuit of subsidies expected to arrive next monday. if obamacare was not repealed and replaced he'd cut off what he called baleouts for insurance companies. in washington, ed henry, fox news. >> former new yo

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then the public will pick the one message to be beamed into space. i think there's only one day left is what one of our producers told us earlier. >> no emojies by the way. >> no smiley faces. we scoant want them to think that we're a lesser life form than they are up there. that's right. it was like a river out here on wisconsin avenue. >> you had that experience, right. >> you saw the video you showed on facebook. baltimore was slammed today as well. these things didn't move very much and they dropped a lot of raib in a few areas including northwest d.c. i'm glad they are over. that was way more rain than expected, truth be told. a lieutenant of it had on do with the humidity that you can literally see in this live picture as we're looking across across the city. water vapor in the air and that's going to con dense out into some fog. we've had about an inch and a half in many years. we'

more into the foggy situation in a minute. next week is our solar eclipse. the forecast right now some clouds 90-degrees we just wanted to show you that this is longer than the 26789. forty-two peak eclipse. it begins at one:17. visibility will be fair. when you really want to look is at 26789. forty-two. eighty ers p of the sunnies going to be covered by a light shad ovechkin the moon. you'll notice a change. it will feel a little bit like twilight as we go through the partial faces, fair visibility, the eclipse. the partial faces will end at 46789. zero one. so far so good. keep your fingers crossed that the weather is going to continue to cooperate. here's not what is cooperating, the fog is starting to spread and we now see visibility that has dropped to a mile. that's not terrible, but it could continue to drop. here in the district it's not terrible at about ten miles, but we think that is also going to be drop into the

humidity is going to continue to especially could the fog around although a little bit of dryer air can work closer to sunrise. it won't last long into the morning hours. there go the rain showers. the cloud cover that is working its way p to the east coast. it's hurricane gert . jims loves the name gert. people say i will not let hurricane gert hit my house. the good you news it is not going to hit anybody's house. we expect it to continue to pick up its forward motion now thats ' going to hitch a ride on the westerly winds. it's moving northeast at 15 a miles an hour. winds ever 8355 and it will get a little bit stronger so the rip currents will still be strong out in the atlantic and give it a little bit longer and it should be out of the way by the weekend. meanwhile as temperatures continue to stay at 78 in the district we've seen a little bit of a drop off, but it's hard to cool off on a humid night l

temperatures are in the mid 70s seventy-five quantico, annapolis your dewpoints, 76-degrees. we should see a little bit of the lower dewpoints later tonight, but tomorrow still a humid day. a big headline for tomorrow, feels like a real summer day. we're going to forecast a high of 89, warm and humid. a spotty shower. i can't take it out of the forecast because they show up every day. thursday a few more showers with maybe a rumble of thunder with a trevment 90. we're going to be watching gert kick out to see. unfortunately it hangs around. the sun does return between 85 and 90 making it feel like a pretty hot day tomorrow. and checking the futurecast tomorrow not much to see in the morning. this is a little bit of cloud cover as well as fog. maybe a couple of showers pop up in the afternoon as you can see. a much better chance that we see some of that on thursday in the form of scattered showers in the afternoon some of which could

maybe some stronger thunderstorms well to our north and west. we're going to head to the mid and upper 80s as mentioned. the seven day forecast forecast looks a lot more summer like. ninety on thursday, a better chance on friday as a frontal boundary approaches. here's something that's changed for the weekend. right now i have to keep a storm on saturday and that's because the front that is coming friday to kick up the friday storms may stall south and east of the city . as of today we feel it's better to put it on there so you know there's the threaten of that. sunday 89. rate now so far so good for monday. looks like on tuesday we'll still be on the warm side. august is come back with a little bit of attitude. >> coming up next fox5 news at 11. here's shawn and tony. we are taking on top of the breaking news in the district. p gunfire led to an accident involving

have the very latestment a stray bullet went flying into an apartment while a family inside the mother tells us why this was such a close call. we've learned new details about the apartment complex explosion. that and much more tonight at 11 . .

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>> this is fox5 local news at 11 . right now at 11, president trump is once again blaming both sides in the charlottesville chaos. you had a group on one side that was bad and you had a group on the the other side that was also very violent. the

comments. and the safety and security of her home shattered. a local mother fearful tonight a after bullets fly into her daughter's bedroom. it could have been her, me or my other child. plus, the lincoln memorial vandalized. the negative effects of binge watching and the inspiration for the shade of purple officially named after prince. the news at 11 starts right now. we begin tonight with several breaking news stories up first police are at a house in upper marlboro maryland where two people were found dead tonight. chris in leone is on her way to the scene . kristin, what can you tell us. >>reporter: shawn and tony we actually just arrived here on the scene, on the 14,000 block of new akaid yeah lane and we're trying to get a better visual for you guys right now. it look s like based on what i'm seeing here at least we're in a more effluent comurnghts an