now police believe there are no other victims yet they do tell me that could very well change depending on what else they learn going forward. there may be someone out there who mayo my love to talk to if they have that. at this point we don't believe that there are any additional victims at hospital. any time you're in a situation like that where you're involved with a doctor's office, medical procedure or anything and you you feel that something inappropriate has occurred we'd encourage you to call us right away. now as far as a criminal record, we couldn't find anything on you beau a besides the minor traffic citations list ed and obviously there are still a lieutenant of unanswered questions in this investigation now we also tried reaching out to the hospital today to see just how longest ' been employed there and so far we have not heard back \am\many for now live in prince william county, christine leone, fox5 local news >> fox5 in the district where a

the and a the weapon of choice here was apparently a kutch europe. a bus driver had to be taken to the hospital for de contamination after that. matt ackland is live from where it all happened. this is along minnesota avenue in benning road northeast. matt. hi, sarah, jim. this one can be described as gross. it happened right here over the x2 line over the weekend. we're told that the bus pulled up to let a passenger off. the bus driver said have a nice day and then the passenger said did you you just say something to me and then proceed ed to take a purple cup, splash is on the face and on the head the bus driver. turns out inside that cup human europe. it happened on the x2 line on saturday evening around 6:00. there was a driver shield installed on the bus to protect the driver, but we're told the passenger reached around that shield to douse the driver with europe. take a good look at

metro police. if you look close you can see the woman holding that purple cup. that's just the most indecent thing that you can do to anyone, spit, europe, anything. it's just atrocious. is it hard for you to believe that someone would do that? a. this day and age? no. have you you seen what's going around now? this generation is messed up. become out live here in northeast, minnesota avenue, this bus line very busy. we should tell you that that bus driver is okay but she had to be transported to the hospital because she needed to be de contaminated. also i want to show you one more time, i was going to try to show you. there we go. one more time what this person lookses like. there is the picture there

that authorities are looking for . we have this on our website. you you can check twitter as well. if you have any information that might lead to this person authorities would like to hear from you. matt ackland, fox5 local news. >> to a story you heard first on fox5. there is new surveillance video of a man accused of taking photos of a woman's skirt. you can see the video with the suspect walking towards the camera with jeans and sunglasses . fox5 spoke exclusively with the rick time who claims she was standing at the check line the at the 7/eleven over at nats park when a mab held his camera underneath her dress. d.c. policing also releasing new video in connection with an armed assault . this was last from it friday in the 1,400th block of northwest. the two suspects chasing the victim. one of the suspects pulled out a gun and fired a shot. both suspects and the victim flood. right now there is an award

$10,000 for any information leading to an a arrest. the vandalism of a confederate statue in leesburg. two potential witnesses who were near the statue around the time authorities believe i was vandalized. the confederate statue was spray painted with vulgar lang waimg back on augusk ing for the two witnesses or anyone who knows them to call the loudon county shear i's office. last week they release two potential video of two suspects. fairfax county a man is facing charges for allegedly and suct ducting and trying to t assault a woman in reston. accused of attacking a 222 year old woman on august 14. this happened on north shore drive near tall oaks village center. tried to remove her pants. he's now charged with and dwuks with intent to defile. it's been a nasty rainy one out there. can't complain, though, considering what's going on down in houston, this

bad. that's true. we've had about epa inch, inch and a half of rain across the areamet it felt like a lot. how many month s ago was it we were talk ing about the whole drought situation, the fact that we needed rain. back in june. we had a dry june. august has been very wet. but in perspective it's not much. >> we'll take it. we really will. a gloomy day indeed, but weather will be improving in the meantime. you've had to spend much of the time indoorsment it's been chilly, breeze and wet all day lofnlgt can see the back edge clearing our western suburbs. loudon county and fauquier county. it shouldn't be long before in wash to be we start to see some dry air moving in. we zoom in the metro, it's not too heavy, just light to moderate rain and that continues off to the east where we've had more substantial precipitation

and into the northern neck of virginia where they've seen closer to two, two plus in some localized areas of rainfall. that's estimated rainfall off of radar 24 hours. through the course of today about one to two inches especially south and east of 95. this is all thanks in part to tropical sigh cyclone number ten. now it's on its way out. see later, out to see is where we like to see these storms go and taking all the left over rainfall it with over the next 24 hours. we're saying good by to tropical depression teb. we barely made it to 730- degrees across much of the area a. sixty-eight in washington, 65 dulles, 69 quapt could he and 66 in qunatico. that breeze has been persistent about ten to 15 miles an hour. the wind hasn't been that impressive. the nats play tonight. showers are ending right around 7:00, but the fields are probably soaked.

to play this one. with the dry ing trend it's possible to play ball if the grounds are not too wet. overnight we fallback into the low six 0s. it's very cool but some sun returns to the forecast on wednesday. it should be a nice day, but them we still have to contend with tropical storm harvey. it is the last day of heavy rain for houston. i'll show you a look the at that, plus the taggerrer ring rain totals that go along with harvey and how harvey could be impacting our forecast. that's coming up later in the show. we are following harvey's december taition. president today president trump was in for a tour. president trump he's still on the ground. he's been there all day. we're going to take how a look at how funding and disaster relief for harvey is going to come right back home to washington coming up after the break. flooding not the only concern in t

harvey. a new warning tonight for floating air ants. refusing to leave pets behind. the latch ditch effort some are taking to save their pets from harvey's deadly rath. before we head to break, the omni hotel in l dallas is reminding everyone that texans help texans, the tower video showing the front of the hotel this morning display ing the texas flag along with the message texans help texans. we'll he be right back.

>> this is going to be a difficult road. the challenges that we face on the ground are unprecedented. but thrtion ' no doubt in my mind we're going to success. what i can promise you is that the federal government will be working as closely as possible with the state and local officials and we will not quit until this is done. i will tell you this is historic. it's epic what happened, but you me what it happened in texas and texas can hand handle anything. >> president trump taking on the role of quforter and chief. he and the first lady landed in corpus christie today. he's getting briefed on the damage caused by corpus harvey. it will perhaps months perhaps years to recover from t

stroffic storm. a look at the political ramifications of pay ing for harvey's relief. ronica. >>reporter: jim and sarah, the rain, it is still falling in texas. the president, he last been on the ground all day touring some of the disaster areas. i just want to say we love you. you are special. we're here to take care. it's going well and i want to thank you for coming out. we're going to get you you back and operating immediately. thank you everybody, what a crowd. what a turnout. i want to thank our governor. your governor has done a pran tas particular job, thank you very much. that was from earlier today. and you you know more than a show of support . now what the people of texas are really going to be looking for and needing is the funds and support to begin rebuilding. now consider that in light of the fact that the president just

you know, i a allowed the conversation to go on that maybe there would be a government shutdown if he didn't get fund ing for the wall. now that hur gain harvey and the money is needed desperate desperately for that some are saying that any talk of a minimum is going to be dlid. i spoke with jason russell of the washington examiner to get his take. by the end of the september congress needs to pass a understood ifing billion to keep the government open and also to race the debt ceiling. harvey might be the thij that saves us from a government shutdown at least in september. we might see a short term extension because nobody wants to vote against this immediate hurricane harvey funding. they want to get that passed right away, but those underlying issues, the border wall funding, it's still going on come up at some point. now on president monday the president was asked about these

harvey funding and then the need that the the president is putting out there for wall fund ing. he said that he believes they are separate issue s and will not affect each er other. reporter live at the white house, ronica cleary, fox a local news. >> some more sad you news out of texas as a result of harvey's rath. we are learning that a houston police officer was drowned. the officer was drying to work in his patrol when he got trapped in his vehicle by the fast rising flood waters. he was a veteran of the force and served more than 30 years. perez's wife says he told her i've got to go to work when she askedded him to reconsider heading in. harvey has dumped nearly 50 inches of rain on houston and it's creating a slow motion disaster. major reservoirs are swollen. the threat for flooding could stick around for weeks. dug list adar as the latest from

house. >>reporter: hows of homes and businesses flooded, the death toll rising and harvey is dump ing more rain on houston. the reservoir spilling over for the first time in history with local officials say they're in uncharted territory as to the impact that will have on the city. we're trying our best to wrap our hands around what this water is going to do as it interacts with subdivisions, underground ditches. as more areas become inundated with water, the shelters like this one at the houston convention center are filling p up. thousands of volunteers have mobilizedded as the recovery evident wraps up. you should help your neighbor. i feel that it's the right thing to do. i feel that these people will do the same thing for me. houston will be the focal point. many flood victims did not have insurance and will likely need federal assist taps. even with help they won't be able to re place wh

you're trying to save anything you you can. so it's a real heartache and it's something we'll live with forever. and flooding isn't the only concern in the wake of harvey. this is unreal, people in southeast texas have to worry about floating fire ants. this is video taken in fire ants. they're boint when they work together. they look like ribbon s or blobs on p tof the water. they can be fatal and they can kill small animals. people in texas are trying to get to higher ground so are snakes. and as you just saw fire ants and gait os and they're showing up in some than usual spots you wouldn't normally see them. one pamly found a five-foot long l alligator in their drive waism it's being captured and being sent to a gaiter farm. a family in houston who decided to escape the

they loaded up everything they could including their dog and kavment we're hearing many wouldn't he he vac wait thinking that shelters wouldn't accept their pet. there are a good number that are. they're family member. you can't leave them hyped. a mega a church in houston is at the celebrity controversy. accusing the church doors needing shelter. how the mega church joel ol steen is ponding to critics tonight. my dream wedding would include a fiance. weddings are supposed to be a dream come true , but for one bride to be it has turned into a nightmare and it's all thanks to harvey. the charles county fair board has decided not to fly the confederate flag at the county fare coming up in september. the issue, though, is still on the agenda for the county commission meeting tonight. we will be iid

all the details coming up. sarah, jim. and michael jackson would have turned 59 today. he died back in the summer of 2009 from an accidental dose of painkillers, powerful drugs given to him by his dr. kahn rad murray who was later found guilty of manslaughter. fans and celebrities are paying tribute to the artist.

developing now in charles county members of the charles county fair voted unanimously to ground the confederate flag which was flown annual reply in a display at the fair. fox5 d evan lambert is live with the details on this situation. >>reporter: the fair's board took that vote last night again voting you unanimously to not fly the confederate flag at

september and the decision i've been told by the fair board's president was made with the cons consultation of the naacp and the sons of confederate veterans local chapter. that's the group that had displayed this confederate flag as part of an educational display at the fair it's been going on for years. but of course you you have to take into account current events . this is all coming in the debate over the confederate flag and confederate monday ultimates and after the violence in charlottesville. as a result of that, a commissioner had ask ed that the rest of the commission agree to send a letter to the fair's' board asking that they not display the confederate flag. this year it did not get that far, that letter never being sent because the fair's board voted last night to not fly that confederate flag. of course, the meeting, though, is still going on tonight, this commission meeting and this issue is still up for discussion . we're going to b

bring you the very latest, but the fair's president did release a staipt. i want to read part of it to you about the flying of the confederate flag. it says in part the sons of cop fed rate vet rans will set up their displayses at this year's fair as they have for denning aides. however there will not be any flgs flown. while the it is important to recognize where we have been it is even more important that we learn from our experiences and mistakes so we do not repeat them. coming from the fair boashed's president jt hind al. for now, live in charles county, evan lambert. banning the bowrnld burgandy and gold. leave the redskins gear at home this season. plus, the university of maryland will have one less frat house this year, why the university has pulled the plug on the kappa sigmas. prince george's county school di

accused you youizations of grade fixing. we're become after this . .

this is fox5 local news at five here are your headlines at 35. thirty, a lot of police activity in southeast d.c. this morning. officers were called to a neighborhood near ninth street and independent avenue for a report of an aggressive dog. when police got there they encountered a pit bull that was acting aggressively. officers tried to restrain it but when it launched at one of them officers shot and killed the dog. it's still unclear who that owner is we know the identity of two men from manassas who fell in the river. neither men survived. they were trying to land into

the water blow. he's been identified as danny garcia. his friend jumped into the water to serve garcia but he died as wevment the driver of a tractor-trailer is luckily i to be alive after an amtrak train hit his vehicle. this happened in stafford virginia. the tractor-trailer got stuck on the tracks and the trucker tried to alert the train's driver. it was raibl able to slow down but could in the avoid the accident a car crashed at rock creek parkway in p street northwest. the vehicle slipped down an embankment and a driver was trapped inside. firefighters you you can see right here responding and got the driver on you, but they say it was a big challenge in part because the car was so unstable. we're told that driver was seriously hurt and was taken to the hospital. students at a school in be these disa are being told to leave their washington redskins gear the at home. the word comes from the private school in mupt which is telling parents,

name is disparaging. meanwhile terry mcauliffe is defending his efforts to put a new stadium in virginia. here's physician five 's tom fitzgerald. >>reporter: this is the greenacres school in north bethesda, m. when the nfl season rolls around zc, maryland and virginia, that's redskins country, but not this season and in the at this school. for years there has been an effort on get the washington redskins to change their name because some native american groups say that name iso fencive. now, greenacres school sent a letter to parents saying they do not want any students sent here with clothing that racially denigrate s a racial group. the school leader here neil brown says it was not an easy decision . i feel strongly that wearing clothing with the name of our local football team or the logo that they are an after might to our

and our diversity statement. the name of the team is a racial slur. i think the logo at best is an ethnic stereo type. at worst it's deeply demeaning fl school administrators say the ban on red scints gear at greenacres gear came after long talks in classrooms with questions about the impact of team logos like the washington redskins that are based on race or ethnicity. that's a question we asked virginia democratic governor terry mcauliffe. since charlottesville violence the governor has declared that he wants all confederate status re moved to stop hate speech. the governor has not called for the washington redskins to change his name as he still tr ies to get the team to build a new stadium in virginia. what's the difference. mcauliffe says it's about public spaces versus a private company. there's no moral equivocal situate. we're talking about

owned and controlled by the say the versus a private company. private companies have to make their own decisions, as governor i take, as on those things that i can affect. for their part the washington redskins and their owner daniel schneider have insisted for years throughout these controversies that they will never change the team's name. in north bethesda, maryland, tom fitzgerald report ing. the university of maryland will have ones less fraternity house this year. the university will no longer recognize maryland's chapter of kappa sigma. the decision to pull the plug on the fraternity was announced last week. the national fraternity had already revoked its charter. the frat has been under fire for years. back in 2014 a former member sent an offensive e-mail that included racial sleurs. last year the university put the fraternity on probation and ordered members to take corrective steps but school leaders say the frat failed to meet those expectations. kappa sigma will

until the year 2022. the university of maryland taking steps to honor the life of richard collins. last may you you may remember the university student was stabbed to stop near the campus. tomorrow they will join with bowie state in remembering collins and will hold a number of programs on discuss hate, race raisin l politics. a company has been selected to investigate prince george's county schools. fox5 was the first to tell you you about teachers claiming that grade are being fixed to boost graduation rates. the state department of education today announced a d.c. firm has been pefd to do the audit. they continue to deny the allegations . he and county rushern baker. maxwell says he wants to put this to rest and get the investigation start ad. do we have some people that haven't dotted is and crossed

or not followed all the directions they were given, un doubt undoubtedly with an organization. the allegations that were made are reckless and, you know, painful to have to deal with. but i believe that the best way to put it to rest is to handle it. back in june after fox5's reporting on the situation governor larry hogan called for an investigation into those allegations. in fact it is the first day of schools for some potential first responders a new class of high school firefighters hit the books. the quoars which was first introduced last year teaches students to perform safely and effectively as firefighters. we talked to a graduate of last year's class about what the students will be going through. i know a the lot of them are probably really nervous. i can see they're pretty nervous. it is quite overwhelming and intimidating for a few days but you get used to it quickly. i

open mind about the entire process and just be ready to be humbled, honestly. it's a lot of work and you you just got to get used to it and push through it all. last year, all 13 students passed the class. coming up an unusual call for help. very unusual and pretty heart breaking. an 11 year old boy calls 911 to report the fact that his mother is driving under the influence. what police also discord when they pulled the car over. i'm in shock. i don't even know what to do with myself . a bride to be is facing the possibility of being without a groom on her wedding day after harvey traps her fiance in texas . another day of rain for the houston, texas area. much of the gulf coast. this is a look at tropical storm harvey, hasn't moved much from

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>> a guilty verdict for an officer in a police-involved shooting that was caught on camera in chicago. this happened back in 2013. a response to a report of a possible stolen car on foot chase. he fired 16 shots towards the car wounding two of the sfs inside. the video shows the car was backing away from him as he fired. when a police officer is called to a scene you do not immediately get out and start firing

many people in it when there is no imminent threat to the officer or to anyone else. defense attorneys argued that important rant oh's response was reasonable because he briefed efface imminent death or injury now to a stunning story out of oregon. someone called nine s one to report a suspectedded driver. turns out that call came from an eleven year old boy from the backseat of his mother 's car. nicole norris was heading home after picking up her son when she started driving erratically. the boy called police and even helped guide deputies to a location where he pulled his mother over. for a kid to do the right thing because he knew she was not safe to be on the road i think took a lot of courage. norris failed a so before it ticketed event test . her blood alcohol was twice the legal limitment

son was sent to stay with limits . a colorado bride is pacing the possibility of being out without a group on her ed withing day if the flooding from harvey doesn't let up. bree shock was supposed to get married on saturday you you but her groom, bridz maids and photographer are stranded in houston. wedding always has stress but i didn't think a hurricane would come and add to that stress. a marriage will be easy after this. make it through a hurricane, the wedding pary has booked a flight out of whose on to friday. if the roads are cleared before then they plan to drive. everybody has some story. how could you you you not n life comes to an absolute standstill. you you can't leave your house and it's going to take a very long time for all the flood waters to recede, over 50 inches in parts of texas. so it's

and we had a rainy day here ourselves. just about an inch to an inch and a half in much of the d.c. metro, guys skies as we take a live look out at the capital dome. you but we should be clearing out. the rain should come to an end for d.c. a fairly nice end to the workweek, but the remnants of tropical storm harvey arrive light rain showers, but you you might want to consider a backup plan to your saturday plans if they do involve being outdoors. let's take a look a at the reports coming in from tropical storm harvey. l 8.1 inches of rain. a us tropical cyclone, this is the most that any storm -- the most rainfall any storm has ever delivered to a part o

previous record setback in 1978 from tropical storm amelia. much of the houston area seeing these rainfall amounts that are just unbelievable over 40, 45 and now over 50 inches of rainfall and we're not done yet south houston got 43 inches in both the airports, over 25 inches. houston, hobby 43.88 io just unbelievable. luckily tropical storm harvey should be on its way out by tomorrow. we may see an additional few inches of rain through tonight. winds have actually increased a bit now sustained at 50 miles an hour just offshore of galveston and expected to make a third landfall along the texas, louisiana border late tonight. by wednesday afternoon now a tropical depression moving through northern louisiana a into arkansas into the tennessee valley by midway day on friday and from there the remnants kind of disgreat but have some is

into the mid atlantic. unbelievable how far reaching some of these bands from tropical storm harvey are from florida through the pan handle. new orleans has only seen three and a half inches of rain so far down through southwestern, you louisiana and tech. houston can see the back edge of the precipitation which is very optimistic president the best they've seen in five days. you have you ' still got very heavy rain bands in beaumont texas. still seeing plenty of flooding rainfall. tropical depression number ten thatten hassed the rainfall that fell throughout the day today, but even the back edge of that starting to approach washington. up through new york, new jersey, they'll still three rain through tonight . zoom in on the washington, metro area. temperatures very cool with the a all day rain. sixty-nine in washington, 66 in baltimore, 70 in annapolis, 66 in manassas, fox futurecast shows that through the evening tonight most of the rain pushes off lieu the

apart. jim tell me the tarp has been down all day at nats park so they should be able to play with the rain ending by seven, seven:30. i think we'll see a decent amount of sunshine especially in the afternoon hours. it will turn into a nice late day with temperatures rising into the upper 70s. by tomorrow morning it's definitely dry, 64-degrees, but probably still cloudy, warming up nicely to 79 with some of the late day sunshine. 85-degrees and warm on thursday with a chance of a thupped storm. that is along a cool front which will make it cool on friday. high temperature of just 73-degrees, but rain could be achieving riefg as early as friday evening and that's havey's remnants that could make it kind of a soaked saturday for us. showers look to move out by mid midday saturday. labor day itself look s fantastic and sunny and 85 and we're back to the warm temperatures that we have not seen a lot of late did i. september begins on friday. but it looks l

warmer weather by monday and tuesday. that's a look at your seven day forecast. sarah, back over to you you. back in june, a local principal challenged her students to a special project for the summer going out without any electronic devices one day each week. challenged students to disconnect from game, phones and social media each tuesday during the summer. thirty-eight students passed the challenge so she ponied up $3,800. smith said she wanted to understand awareness of a habit of using devices. a lot of excitement over this one. d.c.'s first ever winery will open its doors this week. it's called district winery. it's set to hope tomorrow and it's right on the anacostia river. the tasting bar and restaurant will be open daily and they'll do tours on the weekends and they'll start on september 9. it can be booked for weddings and other eventsment the great part about

ies and now we have a wine ries, this is industry for t d.c. this is where you you have manufacturing happen, you're in the going to see big factories move in, but distilleries and brie are yous. our photographer said you you you would not believe this area, have you you been down there? we need to all get down there and see wait look s like. joel ol steen defenseses himself against critics who say he closed the doors to his church leaving residents out in the cold. we thought it was over. here's a local dentist asking them to bring his eclipse glasses. we'll tell you you you why after this.

>> here's a look at what is trending, joel ol steen has n

church in whose to be after taking some serious heat for not turning the church for a shelter for harvey victims. he and his wife were praying for every would be pecked. and then sunday lakewood church, which bay the way is a former arena they confirmed to a church said it was not available to severe flooding. pastor ol steen responded to critics victoria and i care deeply, lakewood's doors are open and we are receiving anyone who needs shelter. keeping tabs on people on some people in houston. there is a lot of activity going on outside, people taking dough facials up to the door. so things have changedded. maryland's comp l troaler has a warning for e-mailers. it uses the emblems as both the irs and the fbi as a scam. the scam

entices users to download a fake questionnaire. it downloads mal wear. officialses say if you receive an e-mail like it you should report it and of course do not reply. thanks for the hit broadway hamilton for all the things alexander hamilton the library of congress to digitize the documents written by one of the founding fathers. the collection includes a letter written by a 12 year old hamilton during his time as a clerk in a trader's office. notes for a draft of a farewell address and a letter he wrote to his wife alyssa the night before his dual with aaron burr. it can be viewed on the website. it's amazing because pennsylvania of the of the renewed interest. solar eclipse mania has come and gone. what do you you do with

glasses. one dentist has an idea. dr. jacob nicks is collecting the glasses to re distribute the glasses in south america will people will get to see their own solar eclipse in 2019. it's all part of anone mers without boarsd. one of collection points across maryland and d.c., his office is located on second avenue in silver springs. he says he will continue to accept classes through september 15. arrested on an outstanding the way, a life saving gift between two charles county sheriffs deputies , that story coming up next. next.

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>> two sheriff's deputy from maryland have always look the out for each other. when one of the deputies needed a kidney transplant the man did not hesitate to help him undergo the surgery at med star georgetown university hospital this morning . these childhood best friends are now both deputies with the charles county sheriff's department. they spend their days saving lives april now one of them will save the live of the other by donat ing his kidney. just two humble guys. he's one of my best p friends. it had to be done. p p i was a match it going to be me. best friends andrew phenytoin and sunny davis jr. were born on the same day and have since followed a similar life path so it should be no surprise they both find each other on the operating table on the sam

star georgetown university hospital. i always tell people it wouldn't be normal if you weren't nervous. for a kidney transplant present one friend to another. when met each other pretty young and then kind of re you united as cadets at like 18 for the agency and then became police officers together deputy fence lin and davis met kids in little league baseball and then became closer while both patrolling the streets. i wouldn't ask him to do it. of course he was the first one to get tested and the first one to find out he was a match. deputy davis has suffered with kidney disease since he was a teen but his time was suddenly running out. to his surprise his long time friend and co-worker never hesitated to step up. it's going to be a little incision because that's how we get the kidney out and then he's going to feel a little l below thed and uncomfortable for a few days

knife tuesday morning and are expected to be become to normal in a couple of weeks. two say they're excited to get back to work to save even more lives together. that's what we do. we help people serve the community and i'm taking care of my best friend. it just happens we work for the same department say the experience brings them closer than ever. it's already normal any ways. we do a lot of stuff together anyways. it's now actually a physical part of me. there's no which to actually repay it, but i mean it's going to be a lifelong gurney. angelica lee hem l hill , fox5 local news. >> and that's french friendship right there. that's it for us tonight at five. tony and shawn are standing by for your news at six. and it starts right now. this is fox5 local news

right new at six, disturbing allegations of sexual asought. a male nurse is accused of attacking a female patient over several days. then a metro passenger assaulted a metro bus driver with a cup of europe. the disgusting crime that has police searching for a suspect. plus president trump travels to texas. how the state is coping with the massive flooding. the news at six starts right now. we begin tonight with troubling allegations of abuse against a nurse in prince william county. he's accused of sexually assault ing a female patient more than once. fox5's why is continue leone is live with more on this investigation. kristin. >>reporter: shawn and tony, today we learned 630 year old frederick you beau a has been a registered nurse in virginia since 1999, so for about 18 years now and as of right now he is facing sexual assault charges and is being held without bond. take a

now. police say between august 21 and august 24 you you you bowe a inappropriately touched a 39 year old female patient on more than one occasion at sen tear a northern, virginia medical center in woodbridge. police did not elaborate on any specific de tails in this investigation, about you as of right now they believe there are no other victims. but they say that that could very well change depending on what else they find outgoing forward. there may be someone out there who may have more information that we'd love to talk to if they have that. at this point we don't believe that there are any additional victims at this hospital. any time you're in a situation like that where you're involved with a doctor's office, a medical procedure or anything p and you feel that anything inappropriate is dwon we urge you to call us right away. as par as a criminal record goes here we couldn't find anything on you