. this is fox 5 local news at 10:00. right now at 10:00. the historic disaster in texas. >> need help. >> completely soaked. har paralyzed the houston area. then hazing. violence, under age drinking, the severe discipline for american university students in an underground fraternity >> two men plummeted off the key bridge and drowned. what happened? the news starts now.

catastrophe in houston, emergency crews are working nonstop rescuing people from their homes as the flood waters continue to rise. >> the historic downpour paralyzed region and the flooding remarkably is expected to get worse. officials now say crews rescued at least 3,000 people from flooded areas. 1,000 of those rescues came in just the last nine hours. >> there are reports now of multiple deaths related to the storm. a family. six is feared dead in houston after flood waters swept their van away. at least 30,000 people are expected to stay in shelters and more rain, marina marraco starts off the team coverage with the latest. marina. >> reporter: this catastrophic storm is not even close to being over. you see tropical storm harvey hovering over texas and the golf of mexico. tonight, all 12,000

mobilized. 3,000 are already on the ground, and several mandatory evacuations have been ordered today, including in one of the worst hit areas, dickinson texas, harvey so far has produced nine trillion gallons of water and still more to come. >> the top floor when the top floor got wet, just, they just pancaked. >> thousands of houston families displaced, >> i plan on staying here for the time they let us stay here, four, five days and then go home. >> reporter: the fourth largest u.s. city under water and expected to get hit with another 15 to 20 inches of rain in the next coming days. >> we've completed the rescue of 2000 houstonians. >> reporter: shelter at capacity for people to seek cover at gas stations anywhere away from the constant stream of water >> texans need to be prepared for more rainfall

on occasion, very heavy rain fall >> greg abbott preparing for the inevitable. more rain >> houston and surrounding cities left paralyzed since friday, estimated to be more than a year's worth >> we're still breathing, but it humbled us. it did. if nobody is humble by this, something is wrong. >>reporter: boat rescues continue into the night. hundreds had hoping their pets can also be saved from the torrential floods. complete stranges helping neighbors >> i heard there could be three, four feet more of water coming. decided to leave. >> reporter: what do you think about these guys out here doing this >> they're awesome, beyond belief >> complete stranger, they know, appreciate it >> what about you? i'm so grateful. >> reporter: h

>> we're alive and that's what matters. >> reporter: responders and intern centers saturated with calls. >> we've channelled 56,000 calls >> a once in 1,000 years storm. >> my administration is coordinating closely with state and local authorities. in texas and louisiana to save lives that we thank our first responders and all of those involved in their efforts. >> reporter: the white house confirmed president trump and first lady are expected to visit texas tomorrow, the itinerary has not been made public yet but the governor for now will not visit houston in order to avoid disruption emergency response. closer to where hurricane harvey made landfall. . caitlin roth is here with us to bring us up oh date on the latest and what's

our area. >> unfortunately it is still pouring rain in houston, 72 hours to the hour of when landfall was initially made as hurricane harvey as a tropical storm almost doesn't matter. the heavy rains continue in the same exact spots. and tony, these amounts that came in earlier, was this afternoon, they're higher now are astounding nearly 40 inches of rain so many towns over 30 inches of rain, including south houston, both airports over 20 inches of rain. that was from earlier today. the rain will continue through tonight, tomorrow, even into wednesday. really just awful to report. but just keeps oncoming. look at this. houston zooming in heavy rain around the center of the circulation of the tropical storm which is offshore and that extends down towards parts of galveston as well. this continues the heavy bands of moisture across southern louisiana, look at lake charles,

went on at 5:00 this afternoon, mainly south of new orleans now expected to get heavy rain late into early tomorrow morning, the path is slowly me an dearing off to the east southeast and will make a third landfall as a tropical storm some time late tuesday on the texas louisiana border before late wednesday into thursday moving out of texas off of louisiana and into arkansas. we're talking about place that is will record 50 plus inches in southeast texas including houston an additional ten so 15 including new orleans, we have moisture to deal with from what should be tropical storm,er ma by day break coming up in a little bit around 10:30. >> help is on its way to houston from our area, the american red cross sent one of its mobile kitchens to the region, left fairfax county this morning. and

inside and volunteers will pick up more supplies as they get closer to texas. volunteers will prepare meals for people in need and provide them with cleaning supplies. many people in our region would like to help. some folks want to donate food or clothing, the red cross says it prefers make financial donations instead, only because it takes a lot of time to pack up food, clothing and other supplies, red cross is one of many agencies. we have a full list of way you can lend a hand on fox 5 local news dc.com. american university expelled 18 students involved in an underground fraternity accused in participating violence, hazing and under age drinking. and that's the beginning. lindsey watts has the back story from campus with the latest. lindsey? >> reporter: well, shawn, the university took really serious steps he can say pelling

students, this is a group that has been accused of assault, rape and drug use there was a criminal case after a pledge was run down by a car. the group is called iota, known as ei. american university put out this information, it says, in part, this group has perpetuated and systematically present add threat to the safety and well-being our students. it goes on to outline the all alleged elicit behavior. for past 15 years, ei has been picked off campus. the university feels it's such a danger, new students are warned about it during orientation and the group is mentioned. they say ei is best known for big parties and that members at least in recent years have been wealthy ier

>> these were known as guys that do parties, and they just -- they were the just known as the place to be. >> i'm not surprised because i've heard they had a better reputation >> fact they were able to get 18 people out of this university is definitely commendable and i applaud the commend the university for doing that. >> i just think it was a probably a long-time coming. why not just reorganize. i don't know what they were up to. there was definitely something surrounding it. >> reporter: none of the students involved have been identified. in addition those 18 who are expelled there's a 19th. we weren't successful in getting in touch with the

not clear if the group will continue to exist at american university after such serious actions by the administration. live in northwest, lindsey watts fox 5 local news. ♪ ♪. north korea fire add ballistic missile that flew over japan. this latest missile test comes after the regime filed three friday, the country typically reacts angrily to u.s. drills. threats from president trump and threats from north korea to attack the u.s. territory of guam. the remains of tens sailors have been recovered. two were from maryland. electronics technician second class kevin bush el from gaithersburg and second class timothy thomas from manchester, they were killed after a collision between the war ship an tanker near singapore. the navy

caused the crash. steven colbert keeping metro up and running. mayor meets with the governors of maryland and virginia to figure out how to fund the troubled transit agency. how that could affect you. kevin? what are you working on >> this crime scene tape here is supposed to deep people off this landing. last night, two people ignored that warning. they ended up in the potomac river and they did not survive. coming up. i'll talk to a witness who saw it all. we'll take you on a tour of dc's first ever wine re. it's opening its door this week and we got a sneak peak. we'll be right back.

. ♪ ♪. developing right now in new mexico a gunman is in custody accused of firing shots inside a public library. it's in the southeastern part of the state. city manager tells the associated press, two people were killed, four others hurt. several injured were taken to the hospital for treatment. it is unclear the victim's names and if they were related to the shooter. police right now are questioning the gunman. we're hearing from a witness who saw two men fall into the potomac last night near the key bridge in georgia town. the witness tells us appears the first man jumped off intentionally trying to land in the water below. fox 5 evan lambert is live in the spot where both men went into the river. what have you learned tonight, evan? >> reporter: tony, the witness said he heard the friends of the first man yelling

let him do it? there is surveillance video of this jump we are not goo going to show it to you. it shows the first man falling, hitting the dock and rolling into the water and then appears to show that second man jumping in right after the first man. the area where the men went in in the potomac is a place where people hang out and enjoy the view across. it's an old act deduct that appearses to be at least 40 or so feet high. officials told us police have had concerns in past about people falling or jumping in from here and they have discouraged people from hanging out the edge. that's exactly what witnesses say was going on last night around 9:00 when it was still dusk. a witness said he was eating dinner with his girlfriend at the top of the act duct landing when a man came running up and flew past him. >> i just seen this guy out of the corner of my eye jump off the side of the

immediately hit the dock and the water. my heart goes out to his friends that were there. people and now something, you know, the memories they're going to have to live with. >> reporter: we even seen police come up here and try to clear these people from the landing. but people have come back since. this police tape is supposed to keep them out. but clearly. it does not do that. police, they have identified the two men who died as danny garcia and calvin zero fast of manassas, we were asked if alcohol or drugs are involved. we have not gotten a response. live in northwest, evan lambert, fox 5 local news. prince william's county were investigating a possible hate crime that target add church in dumb frees.

say they found these signs on the entrance on sunday. the signs show the cover of a german magazine depicting president trump as a member of the kkk with the words now that's white power. day of the rope is coming inward. the community and the church members aren't just outraged, they're horrified. >> very disturbing. disturbing for not just for the other churches, there's a lot in this area but for people of color that we have to go through this, like taking us back to the 50's and 60's. >> members were disappointed that it took police hours to respond. >> more transgender troops are fighting president trump's plan to ban them from service. the aclu is now suing the trump administration over the military ban. one federal lawsuit was filed in baltimore on behalf of six transgender members of the armed forces. another was filed in seattle by a gay rights group in washington state. lawsuits allege the ban violates equal

and free speech. president trump directed the pentagon friday to implement his ban on transgender individuals in the military. tracking metro, it is one of the biggest challenges elected officials in our region face, how to keep metro properly funded so the transit agency can do its job. earlier, the governors of maryland and virginia join dc's mayor for a summit to talk about the need and how they might pay for it >> the number is it's going to take $500 million over the next ten years to be in a state of good repair. that doesn't even account for the growth of this region. >> i will work with my legislature before they come into session, we're having meetings. i'm not going to answer your question today, i would be foolish to do that >> i believe we're in agreement we need to finalize the secretary's report and take a look at it and look at

weidefeld's numbers on where the shortfall is and then find a way to come up with solutions. >> one idea being considered is imposing a sales tax on residents. a draft report on new recommendations to pay for metro's expected to be released in october. coming up the deprice cuts that just went into evict >> it's a first for dc, a winery is getting ready to open its doors this week. never been one here before. we'll take a look coming up on the other side of the break. tomorrow morning on fox 5, dr. mike will discuss several new medical studies including one about newborn babies and another about bin. watching tv. plus kevin mccarthy will sit down with the cast of the new horror film it. catch the fall fashion preview for men, women and children. 4:25 a.m. we're covering the disaster as the president

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. amazon is officially taken over whole foods and cutting prices. the immediate price/up to 43% on many organic foods like eggs and call. the 13.7 billion dollars deal means brands will be available on amazon's website, the company plans to give the prime members further price cuts and in store savings. >> nice. here's something else. dc. first ever winery. i was not aware that dc never had a winery >> me either >> the first one is owning this week on wednesday district winery will open its massive enclosed space >> the winery is located in the navy yard along the anacostia river. tasting bar and restaurant will be open daily. people can book the three-story winery and other events. we talked to the co founder about how the wine making process work >> they vote to bring wonderful different farms and regions throughout the united states.

make all the wine here literally from the first step of the wine making process to infer mentation, aging, bottling everything done on site and adding a beautiful hospitality facility >> the winery will offer tours on weekends. starting september 9th. we'll leave our glasses empty until we get that accomplished;? it looks beautiful. coming up next, it's of my fox 5 news at 10:30. >> the problem is, that bottle of wine doesn't last long in this building. that's the point. can't find anything. >> the boxes last forever. >> all right, jim. after plane of shake-ups at the white house. tonight we'll take a closer look if you're worried about having a bad reaction to vaccine, there's new research, we'll break that down for you. if you can believe it

th in the atlantic and this will impact us tomorrow. not tropical storm conditions because the wet and cool tuesday, you'll need your umbrella. a look at your forecast coming up when fox 5 news at 10:30 begins after this. this.

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. fox 5 local news at 10:30. rescues and recovery in texas, emergency crews working around the clock as the area braces for more rain particular harvey. white house shake-up. just days after another resignation, we're taking a closer look at the impact of those changes. and the university of maryland matching band is change r changing its tune, details not to play the state

events. news starts now. american university filling 18 students involved in underground fraternity >> lindsey? >> reporter: jim and sarah, the guy who were part of a group over the years have been accused of hazing, assault, rape and drug use. and underground fraternity here on campus, known as ei. this information was put out by american university today. the school saying the group has been a threat to the safety and well-being of students. considered so bad, administrators warned students to stay away. this was a group recognized fraternity on campus but went rogue after their nash chapter. in addition to 18 students

explained but is able to stay here on campus. a witness says two men fell into the potomac last night near the key bridge in georgetown. >> reporter: dc police just showed up right now to clear people off this legend, this crime scene tape is supposed to be a message for people not to go beyond the ledge. people ignored that warning and it led to their death. there is surveillance video showing the falls of those two men, we're choosing not to show it but i can tell you shows one of them hitting the dock below and falling into the water. the second man appears to go in after him. police have identified both men they say they're 30 of manassas be right now we do not know if alcohol or drugs has played a role. emergency

still working to rescue people as flood waters continue to rise. harvey has dumped historic levels of rain in all of about nine trillion gallons so far, at least 30,000 expected in the area shelters. the shower or thunderstorm is far from over. it's expected to make a second landfall near louisiana some time tomorrow. >> just can't get a breakdown there. that's for sure. we've been pretty lucky in our area, pretty nice today. >> caitlin roth here tonight. >> hi there, jim and sarah. i'm here and i'm talking about local weather that's bringing us a rainy day on tuesday. it's not going to be nice tomorrow, cool, breezy and just rain all day in the forecast. thanks, in part to this tropical cyclone off the coast of the carolinas expected to be tropical storm erma by tomorrow morning, rain is still south of our area. tropical storm watches and warnings have been issued on what is expected by morning, to be a

it's almost there, winds sustained at 40 miles an hour, got to get closer to about 45 miles an hour. if we get that off the coast of cape hatteras, we'll have a tropical storm by mid afternoon, bringing a glassing blow to placings like outer break away from the atlantic coast line which is great news but we still got the moisture, and the heavy rain bands will expend to southern virginia and possibly southern maryland, tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. pouring in richmond through scream southern st. mary's county and rain showers across the whole metro by tomorrow morning, rains throughout the day, heavy at times further southeast and continues into the evening. winds are off the atlantic on the north side of the storm system and will provide that cool breeze. temperatures will struggle to hit 70. this all before we clear late tomorrow night into wednesday morning. pack the umbrella and a jacket. temperatures stay in the 60's with a bre

. that's a look at the forecast tomorrow, seven-day is still ahead. jim and sarah? the trump administration is unveiling a new controversial plan to arm police officers with military gear. the executive order reverses an obama era policy. officers will now be armed with high caliber weapons, grenade lawners and armored vehicle, jeff sessions noun the change in the speech to the fraternal order of police, the naacp legal defense fund called the move exceptionally dangerous and irresponsible. in last few week, steve bannon and sebastian gorka left the white house, the ideal logical match-up of the trump administration looking different now than when the president first began. jane rose end. >> reporter: america is at war, europe and the jihadists are already in place. >> reporter: with the firing on friday of

lost key backers when mike flynn and steve bannon were sent packing. >> the idea that secretary tillerson is going to discuss military matters is simply nonsensical. >> in his resignation letter, gorka noted the absence of the term rally islam from the commander and chief recent afghanistan address and a crucial element of the presidential campaign has been lost >> i believe he's completely wrong, chris and i think it shows a lack of understanding and the president's broader policy. >> reporter: in the same appearance, tillerson was slightly less, saying the president quote speaks for himself. >> are you separating yourself from that, as you are >> i've spoken, made my own comments as to our values and the speech i gave to the state department. >> reporter: on

trade policy, the president maintains his own hard line, reporter jonathan swan reported the story, its details subsequently confirmed by fox news recounting a scene in which the president told vendorses in the oval office for last six months, the same group of geniuses comes in here all the time and i tell them terrorists, what do they do? i they didn't me ip. john the president told his chief of staff. i want you to know this is my view, i want tariffs. swan added the top economic advisor gary cohen who opposes tariffs and the projection of trade measures was clearly appalled by the situation >> the president went on to hell his chief of staff i know there's globalist in the room and if those individuals reject tariffs but he added i want tariffs. in washington, fox news. more than 1,000 faith leaders joine

the department of justice. ♪ ♪ today marked the 54th anniversary of march on washington where he gave his famous i have a dream speech. the recent events in charlottesville gave it new energy. sharp ton talked to fox news morning today >> i don't want them to give us the statues then keep legal statues and legislation that would really reply the spirit of what those statues represented. let's take the statue to say down as a lead-in to dealing with the legislation and the policy that continue in these present days and times. >> martin luther king the third was there along with 200 jewish faith leaders who felt their presence the rally was critical. ♪ ♪

game you've likely heard the state song, maryland, my maryland, but you will not hear it this year, the university suspended playing the song. critics say the civil war era song is racist. some of the lyrics refer to president lincoln and call on merely to join the confederate see. the university issued a statement that said, in part as part of the university's efforts to reaffirm our value, we're assessing the songs, we're suspending the playing of maryland, my maryland to evaluate if it is consistent with the values of our institution at this time. maryland governor larry hogan reacted as well. >> there is a paragraph -- there's a one versus pretty egregious it came up in the legislature last year, they chose not to do anything about it but i'm sure they will be discussing it

>> the song is more than 150 years old. it state advisory panel examined this issue a couple of years ago and determined the song does not reflect the feelings of the people of maryland. as kids head back to school. parents may be considering vaccines. >> the research you'll want to hear when it comes to how children react to them. japect to them. jape . harvey hitting gas prices no matter where you live, severe flooding forcing several major oil companies to shutdown refine res. stopping fuel productions and causing gas prices to rise, gas young manning 4 cents to 2.37. these prices could go higher if the refineries remain shut. markets weathering the storm, dow, nasdaq, s & p 500 mixed. but insurance stocks taking a hit as loss estimates continue to mount.

10s of billions of dollars. and home improvement arraignments moving higher including home know and lowe's, amazon ceiling the deal with whole foods rolling out discounts to celebrate. monday folks will see lower prices at the grocery chain with items dropping in price by up to 30%. that's business, i'm connell mcshane.

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vaccine did not increase getting bad reaction, it could cause a soar arm or low fever but reassuring evidence that vaccines are safe. speaking of going back to school. today was the first day for students in fairfax county. but unusual because the school year previously started after labor day. but the county got a waiver to starter >> i think it will be an exciting development for fairfax county public schools. school district i led in virginia as subject in lynchburg had had the before labor day schedule for several years, and parents and students loved it. the first year, when your summer a little shorter, it's a bit of a transition but we'll have more instructional time for kids to be ready to be successful on the tests. >> catch a popsicle to a lady wearing white gloves.

school districts with 189,000 students. >> he explained it quite well. >> if you ever wanted to see the governor of maryland behind the wheel of an excavator, here is your chance. that would make anybody feel powerful behind the controls. larry hogan helping tear down a building to begin construction on the new purple line. they signed a grand agreement giving the purple line the green light. the 16 mile long light rail line will run from new carrolton to bethesda. they say the purple line creates thousands of jobs and helps ease congestion but the plan faced backlash. >> we say $50050 million state taxpayers money, getting the bids in lower but also making the

effective and would benefit the most chip in and they did and we appreciate their effort. >> the maryland project favorable characters. state and local governments also had skin in the game. i want you to complement the two county executives because they also put in the money from the county. when communities do that, we are in it altogether. then the federal government can be a real partner. >> if all goes well, the purple line could open as early at 2022 >> a lot of people are always waiting for the next iphone >> you may have to wait a bit longer, we'll have the reason behind the possible delay. ♪ ♪. ♪ ♪.

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darth vader was conducted by darth -- very vader. he conducted a rendition of the iconic piece with scenes from the music playing in the backgrounds >> are you delusional? we focus so much on the weather down south. we're going to start seeing rain tomorrow >> by the time we wake up, it will be pouring depending on where you live. all of us going to have a wet and chilly day ahead. i'd be remiss not to focus on the fact that we've got one wet tuesday. waiting for us as you w

tomorrow morning, get ready for work and some school. accu-weather forecast take a live look, we've had a string of nice calm days back home in washington. feeling lucky about that and feeling lucky that the rainfall amounts tomorrow for us will probably amount to less than an inch for most. so even though it is tropical in nature. some of the moisture headed our way overnight nothing like what the southeast coast has been dealing with, the gulf coast, since friday, going past 72 hour, cool and rainy tuesday, high temperatures pleasant. all blow 80. 78 reagan, 76 dulles, 77 at bwi, we have had our share of cool august afternoons this month. pretty rare. 70 in washington right now, we're seeing 60's north and west and we're not going to fall too far from where we are and temperatures won't really rise tomorrow due to the nature of the wet weather moving in cool flow off the atlantic north easterly winds going to keep temperature at bay. we're getting rain look

towards the south, heavy showers down through charlotte stop. much of the north carolina coast line as you get to wilmington through charleston, back through the southeast coast of texas and the gulf coast, it's relept less. the heavy rain heavy at times continues in houston and many communities southeast of houston, tropical storm harvey has been sitting in the same spot. heavy bands across the metro that has seen 30 plus inches of rain in so many spots since friday night. and that continues with heavy rain across the southern louisiana coast line, new orleans going to get a lot of heavy rain, harvey barely moving and will continue to meander southeast of galveston over the next 24 hours, making a secondary landfall some time i believe late tuesday, early wednesday along the texas louian

finally on thursday, getting out of texas and moving into the by late wednesday into thursday. taking such a long time to get out of there. of course, that is why we're dealing with such unprecedented flooding. back to erma or what should become erma. this tropical storm luckily moving straight out to sea, should not be impacting the coastal u.s. beyond the carolinas late the into early tomorrow, they're getting a lot of rainfall there. through tonight, watch the northern rain bands come into our area, heavy rain expected in the richmond area, even into extreme southern maryland could see heavy rain, but for us, i think it's just persistent showers all day, morning lunch break, after school and evening, rain driving home and coming to an end by tomorrow evening, wednesday should be nicer. rain arriving by day break, 66 for the overnight low, high temperatures clipping 70, breezy, cool, feels nothing

late summer. we dry out wednesday, thunderstorm possible after a warm thursday, friday, dry and cool another cool day, that is the first of september and labor day weekend may be compromised by the remnants of harvey after going to finally make it into the midatlantic possibly by saturday or sunday. luckily, all we're dealing with is remnants of remnants. will just be showers, but still it's amazing how long these storms last. >> it's truly, you know, we're still dealing with u by the way, tropical storm harvey first became a tropical storm on august 17th in the atlantic. >> thanks, caitlin. >> next is fox 5 local news the 11:00. members of an underground fraternity busted. >> we'll tell you what the school accused them of doing and how the school punishing them >> another

white supremacist rally in charlottesville, those stories and more tonight at 11:00. japed more tonight at 11:00. jape

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11:30. this is fox 5 local news at 11:00. right now at 11:00, the catastrophic flooding in texas. >> my house is gone. there's nothing. all my kids stuff is gone >> harvey continues to pound the region and the worst may still be to come. hazing violence, newer age drinking, how american university disciplined students who were in an underground fraternity >> a baltimore man under arrest and it's all linked to the deadly violence in charlottesville. the news starts now. emergency crews are working around the clock, they'd 3,000 water rescues, 1,000 happened this afternoon and evening >> there are reports of multiple deaths related to the storm and the death toll is expected to rise. 10