this is fox5 local news at ten. tonight at ten, a passenger attacked a metro bus driver and tonight police are trying to find the woman who splashed the driver with a cup of unite. and the debate over confederate symbols continues in maryland but how it's being handle has the people talking. as the damage from harvey, many people are still t

tonight some members of my family who were stuck in their home are sharing their story. the news at ten starts right now . first tonight, a passenger assaulted a bus driver and the weapon of choice, a cup of europe. the passenger had to be taken to the hospital for de contamination. marina maracco is live with more reporter roar it's been more than 72 hours since this europe your rin attack and in hopes that someone can identify this woman. metro says that the bus driver spoke to the passenger just before the passenger got off the bus by say ing have a nice day. the passenger spoppedded by saying are you talking to me? and then this is what happened. it happened in the blink of epa eye , a what mat a bus driver drenched by a passenger.

of full of your reen launched at a metro bust driver saturday afternoon as a driver pulled over to stop at the x2 route in northeast d.c. the images so crude and disturbing some were left wondering were her actions triggered by something or someone else. does it get warrant get your reen in your face? >> no, there's better ways to handle it. bus surveillance footage shows a passenger could have planned the assault. waiting by the driver's seat for more than a minute. it's just a decline in social responsibility . i mean there's really, according to that there's nothing else that happened. there's no reason that i could see he for her to do that. it's sad. a second camera angle l shows the passenger's back facing the driver as if she's

off the bus, which she did but not before splashing yeurn over the's plexy gas shield. to transport the driver to an area hospital for de\con\{con^} top nation. metro is required use of operator shields on bad bus lines of buses without input from the workforce or their than unite onhas only issued that the issues of safety will continue to occur. the statement continues to say a disgusting act like the one on saturday can only endanger the operator, but also endanger everyone on that bus. live tonight from metro headquarters in northwest d.c., marina maracco, fox5 local news now we turn to the latest on the destruction left by harvey. tonight the mayor of houston is imposing a 12 a.m. to five a.m. curfew in hopes of ensuring

blamed for at least 15 deaths including a houston police sergeant. late this afternoon they confirmed that sergeant steve perez died after being trapped in high water. it happened while he was driving to work on sunday. harvey continue s to linger over the gulf coast region, so far more than 13,000 people have been rescued in huss ton and surning areas. president trump visited texas today receiving on the ground briefings in corpus christi and a austin. meanwhile a masstive volunteer effort is underway in texas with people coming in to help from across the country. that includes dozens of first responders and volunteers from our era. fox5's lindsay watts joins us now with more. >>reporter: he just got off the phone about an hour ago with a red cross volunteer who has been in houston since thursday. art shaw conditions are improving but he thinks months of recover require still to come. i'll let him tell you what he's seeing

trouble with that audio. we will try to have that for you right now. the rain has topped i've seen the sunset. i haven't seen a sunset, that's was he ' behind me in quite a few days, about you that doesn't mean it's over, there's a levy that broke today. there's another that is threatening. this is going to be bad fr a long, long time especially based on the number of people we have in shelters. this is katrina like. we had 8,000 people in one convention center shelter last night. so we're going to easily go up to 20,000 in the next couple days. i came in last thursday night and then went to work on friday and how long will you stay, do you know? >> i am speesed to go home tomorrow because that's not going to happen because the airport is not open. i hope to get a flight on friday, if i can because i have other duties back in virginia to do and then i won't be surprised if i

back here in probably late september or early october because we're thinking some of these shelters may be open until late fall. right now there are 31 red cross volunteers from our region helping with the aftermath of this storm. the organization is continuing to send people. four more are going to going to be leaving tomorrow morning. they will be driving to baton rouge. fox5 a will be there as they hit the road tomorrowment we were with the montgomery county swift water team sunday night as they deployed. so much assistance is needed out thrcht the spokesperson for the red cross national capital region just told me he's hearing people could be in shelters through christmas. the destruction just that bad, shawn. it is indeed, thank you very much. emergency crews as we mensed have rescued 13,000 people since harvey hit texas. many families are still trapped in their homes. my cousin dr. carla davis and her husband and three

kids were stuck in their home. carla joins us on the phone. good evening. >> good evening. what is the weather situation, water situation around your home tonight. >> it really has gone become to almost normal. we saw the sun today and that was a really good sign and the street in front of our home doesn't have water on it. these are welcome signs. absolutely because i know at one point there were pictures showing the water covering the streets in your neighborhood all the way up to your front door. as have been at home for the couple of daze that you you guys were stuck in, these are some of the pictures from are neighborhood right now we're seeing. as you guys were stuck at home and you you were watching the images on tv of are neighbors and folks all around the houston and in the suburbs being rescued have you you ever experienced anything like this there. >> absolutely not. the whole scene was just really surreal and it really

it was from house toon. it was, as the gentleman said earlier katrina like. i have colleagues who had to be rescued with blackhawk helicopters from the second floor of their house. so this is really unprecedented and it's really something that we're going to recover from. i mentioned some of your l column eating i know that you are the head of the food allergy program at the childrens texas hospital what sort of ill pack did this have on the hospitals there. >> for sure, the staff that were in the hospitals at the time the storm hit had to kind of stay there and ride out this storm taking care of the patients 24 hours a day, seven days a week or at least past their regular shift. so it's been really tax ing for the staff. but in the hospital i worked in, texas children hospital, none of the patient care was really compromised. i know that it's going to take quite sometime

the entire area to recover from this storm. what are you hearing from your neighbors and your friends as they're looking forward to the future and the cleanup? >> well, many of them that have lost their homes or have had extensive flooding are really experiencing some level of dis pair. there is some hope as they file insurance claims, but it's really sobering to know that it's going to be a long process ahead. we still need a lot of help and there is a generous spirit where a community is coming together to try to help one another. let's hope they continue to do that. car look large audience, i'm glad to hear that you you you, eric and the kids are doing great. we eastern certainly wish you well down there, you and everybody in the storm's pass. >> my pleasure, thank you expl it was a wet day across our region and seems like things are drying up a little bit

thank goodness, because they need to dry out. when we still look at those images that we were seeing there from houston. we did hear good news from cousin. originally the flood waters were right up to their door. tonight she said we start ed to see that happen. pep have been able to leave their homes for the first times. maybe they were the lucky ones. but still you're right in seeing the sunset today it's nice. tr harvey is finally moving out. thank goodness. harvey still making a third landfall at some point early tomorrow morning across the texas, louisiana border. not before these un press denned and historic rainfall amounts that will no doubt take monthses to recover from. cedar buyer, 48.6 inches of rainfall which set the most p rainfall from any tropical cyclone in our weather

mary create texas, dayton, texas over 45 inches of rain, much of the houston area, including the national weather service over 4e airports over 25 inches. nothing to shake a stick at. those were the lesser amounts, the ones in the 20 range. harvey is still offshore, winds sustain at at 20 miles an hour. it's going to make landfall again late tonight and then move off to the north and east. these are just remnants of a post tropical low pressure system. very spread out. you you can see the rain sproles from the the east of houston all the way into georgia at this point. maybe even extreme southern south carolina it has stopped raping in houston. it is still powering in places like beaumont, texas and lake charles , louisiana much it's not over yet. it's basically over for us after a very rape i day,

showers now crossing the eastern shore and for tomorrow the sun returns for us. it should be a much brighter wednesday. i will have much more on how the remnants of trop cam storm harvey will impact us here. coming up an investigation is underway tonight into allegations of sexual assault at a virginia hospital. a male nurse is accused of sexually assaulting a female patient. we'll have the latest on that. i'm evan lambert h charles county in the midst of a national debate over confederate symbols charles county leaders managed to get rid of the confederate flag from the upcoming fair here with little dram a. i'll have that story coming up.

>> we are back now with a story you saw first right here on fox5 . allegations of grade fix es in prince george's county. for months we've been reporting on this story and pressing the

for answers. today we learned the maryland state department of education hired a d.c. consult ing firm to do an audit and investigate school's ceo dr. kevin maxwell continues to refute the allegations because today says he wants to get the investigation started and put the matter to rest. the consult ing firm will issue its rrt by october. we are just weeks away from the start of chars county fair in large audience plate a, but this year will be a little bit different. they have voted you unanimously not to fly the confederate flag much that's been a tradition at the fair for years. fox's evan lambert has details. >>reporter: tone initial it really has been incredible to watch this decision be made really without much fanfare at all. the groups behind the decision say that it just took listening to each other's perspectives and taking them into account. the fair board telling us that they made the decision not to fly the confederate flag this year because they wanted people to feel save and to have a good time

there was a meeting, though, tonight the at the county government building to discuss the decision made by the fair's board in a you you you unanimous vote last night. the discussion was really just how proud they were of groups like the naacp, the sons of confederate veterans and the fair board about how they came to a decision that seems to please everybody who made it. it's pretty remarkable given the national debate that's ongoing about monuments in public spaces where we've seen vial eps and protests akrot country here in large audience plate oh maryland removing the flag from the fair ground hasn't been an issue. the sons of con fed razz i they took a vote. they denieded not to have a flag and we took a vote last night among the board of directors and you you try to get 22 people to agree offering. it's very hard, but we had 22 descrekors there

unanimously to not have it. i think it's a great thing. i think the fact that we can talk and we can make decisions and we can hear each other, it's awesome. i think it's great. the fair board says this does mean that you won't physically be able to carry any confederate flags in. also, vendors will not be able to display or sell the flags. the fair runs from september 14 to the 17th. in charles county, evan lambert, fox5 local news. >> a nurse in prince william county is behind bars tonight for allegedly sexually assault ing one of his patients. sixteen year old frederick abeau oh has been a registered nurse for 16 years. he worked in and august 24 you you you beau a inappropriately touched a 39 year old female patient more than once. at this point it's unclear if there are more victims. there may be someone out there who may have more info

talk to if they have that. but at this point we don't believe 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 and you feel that something inappropriate has occurred we encourage you to ul contact us right away. we've reached out to the hospital but we have not heard back. you be a is now facing sexuallyual assault charges and is now being held without bond. a man accused of taking pictures up a woman's skirt. see the guy wearing a black shirt and jeans and sunglasses. the woman says she was standing in a checkout line when a man held his phone under her descres. police are concerned he may have done t before and they're asking anyone with information to give them a call. still ahead tonight, harvey may leave one bride to be groomless on their wedding day. and he's not the only one set to miss that big day. we'll tell you but that. meanwhile, tomorrow morning on fox5 helping out after

owner going above and beyond to assist those in need by letting them stay in his store. and bringing wine to the district. mike thomas checks on the first winery to open in d.c. and giving back to those in need, allison shows us how one woman is helping end negative outcomes of teen pregnancy. that's all ahead tomorrow morning starting at four:25. a

a colorado bride is facing the possibility of being without a groom on her wedding day with the flooding from harvey doesn't let you you you up much she's supposed to get married on saturday. the groom, the tot ographer and her sister are all in houston. the loved ones

ful they're okay. i'm just exhausted. i mean wedding always has stress, but i didn't think a hurricane would come and add to that stress. our mairm will be easy after this. you you make it through a hurricane, a marriage will be a piece of cake. well, the wedding part is booked on a flight out of houston on friday. if the roads are clear before then, well, they plan to drive. hopefully they'll get that wedding in. a lighter moment now from hurricane harvey. a fox news reporter was covering the storm when he got an unexpected gift. difficulty with visibility and all the rest. i gotcha you you guys galveston beer. that will be nice for after we are done quoferg this. when a woman darts into the frame, hands him a six-pack of galveston beer. that's what i call a good photo bomb. a moment of leftie while

that is really important. we talked about that before. any time you're in a situation like that. it is very heavy and you're looking at the devastation, that moment -- it was nice. and i'm sure he probably indulged in it afterwards. coming up next we've got fox5 news at ten objection to the form. thirty. any time you you see me on the street, you're more than welcome do give me some beer. straight ahead at 10:30 we're talking more about harvey and how people are stepping up to help. we're going to show you you the incredible efforts to save lives and support victims of the flooding. these guys are childhood friends from co-worker s and sheriff's deput ies, one of them is saving the life of the other. we'll tell you you how. we've had a wet day ourselves after one of two inches of rain fell across the area. i know that's not much, but we are seeing that rain push out and we're welcoming a much dryer, much nicer wednesday. i'll

look at the forecast, how the remnants of tr harvey will impact us. unfortunately that's this weekend. fox5 news at ten returns after this.

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stepping up to help after harvey , how vom terse, charities and businesses are pitching in to provide some relieve for survivors of the fld flooding. barring the. and they've grep from little league to sheriff deputieses by each other's sides . if i was a match it was

frepped is donating a life saving gift to his time pal. we start tonight with the latest out of texas. houston's mayor is imposing a curfew as much of the city remains underwater tonight. houston's mayor is telling residents t stay off the streets between midnight and 5 a.m. or risk being arrested. the curfews are public safety. they have reported more than ten deaths from harvey, among the victims a houston police officer who drown while driving to work harvey could still bring more rain to texas and louisiana a. the president was in texas before traveling to as you tip. the white house says he'll be back in texas on saturday. to the district where metro transit police are looking for the suspect behind a repulsive assault on a bus driver. a woman through you a cup of unon

this, however rgs is the surveillance video of that reprehensible attack. police say the woman drenched the bus driver in yeern she was concealing inside a purple cup. video shows her taking the lid off the cup and waiting for more than a minute before she launch es the woman waste at the driver. tonight still know ar rest. more fallout from a pro test that turned violent outside the turkish embassy in d.c. in may. demonstrators were there to protest a visit to the white house. security forces loyal to iter want attacked the crowd. nineteen people have been indicted and including 15 a security officials. only two are in custody. the rest are still at large. let's take a look a look at our weather back here at home. the rain finally moving out of here and now it's kind of a chilly night out there . caitlyn roth standing by. you take the good with the bad. temperatures didn't even

rain that we had. it kept things very, very cool. overnight we fall into the 630s we have had our share of wet and cool days this month. august quickly coming to a close but not before we got one to 2 inches of rain. a lot of the rain associatedded with tropical cyclone number ten which never became a tropical storm by the way is moving out. we are in the clearing out process. it's still a little disam p and cloudy out there but by tomorrow air. 67-degrees in washington right now at 63 in gaithersburg, 64 in baltimore, 64 in manassas disevment comfortable overnight rgs the drizzle is ending, we clear out and we pick up the nice breeze. for tomorrow 79- degrees. it might start off a little overcast. seventy-nine for tomorrow, thursday is warm, 85 with a a chance of a thunderstorm as the front comes through in the

friday evening we're watching some moisture which will be associated with the remnants of tropical storm harvey finally moving out of the gulf coast tomorrow. delivering us what looks to be a soggy saturday unfortunately. rain a lot like today is expected. labor itself looks great there. we stay sunny and warm into next week. parts of america not hit by harvey are positiving in to help those in need. emergency aid a is coming in across the country from flood victims in texas. fox's william long necessary shows us more. report report overnight and today the texas national guard continued search and rescue as more assets arrived from neighboring states helicopters from necessities before contact and arizona, airplanes from new york and this rescue team from california. it's what we live and breathe for and you can't put a price on a life. when we get tasked

to do these missions however large or small it's everything that we are called to do, everything we wake up in the morning to do. fema called on 20 fire departments forayed, a water rescue team from san fran s sysco, a medical team from san diego staffed with surgeons and pair medicine paramedics. the people that are here, they're here because they want to be here. they know that the dedication is sometimes extreme all purpose teams present la, new york, phoenix are staffed with search dogs, physicians and engineers to find, retrieve and save victims. we have equipment reach of reaching, breaking, lifting equipment. the private sector also pitched in like the red cross, donations coming in from sports teams like the hometown rockets astro and tech and it and dozens of corporations. i'm challenging a lot of my celebrity lead. gain rock johnson g

chris young, 100,000, nfl star j j what the who plays in houston promising ever penny to victims we're at 3.25 million. who know ses where we can take this thifnlgt the salvation army says it's prepared to serve up to 1,000 meals a day emergency aid important people in need when they need it most. flooding is not the only concern in the wake of harvey. this is unreal. these are fire ants floating. apparently fire ant's have a different resistance to water on their own and they're bore boint when they work together. they look like bobs on top of the wear. their \stink\stingings are painful and the bites could even kill some small animals. the university of of maryland will have one less frat house this year. the university will no longer recognize maryland's chapter of kappa

decision to pull the plug on the fraternity was announced last week. the national fraternity had already revoked it's ' chart er. the fraternity has been under fire now for years. back in 2014 a former member sent an offensive e-mail that included racial slurs. last year the university put the fraternity on pronation and ordered members to take corrective steps, but school leaders say the frat mailed failed to meet those expectations. kappa cig sigma will remain suspended until the year 2022. the university maryland taking steps to orn the life of richard collins. last may the university student was stabbed to death by the college park campus. tomorrow the campus will join with bowie state and hold a series of programs this week to discuss hate, raisin l politics. there are new details tonight about the vandalism of a con first degree reat statue in leesburg. two potential witnesses near the statue around the time authoritieshi

vandalized. the confederate statue was spray pained with vulgar language back on august 17. detectives are ask ing for the two witnesses, anyone who knows them to live the loudon county's sheriff's office a call. last week they release video of two potential suspectses. banning washington redskins gear, a private school in montgomery county says parent , steuns and staff have to leave the about your grand did i and geld at home. they sent a letter home to parents saying kids and staff should not be wearing clothing that, quote, disparagings a race of people. school leaders say this was in the an easy decision. i feel strongly that wearing clothing with the the name of our local football team or the logo, that those are really an amant ma to our school's mission. the name of the team is a racial slur. i think the logo at best is an ethnic stereo type. at worst it's

years there's been a movement to get d.c.'s football team t change its name because some native americans have said it's offensive. dan schneider has vowed to never change the name. in fairfax county it is the first day of school for some students training to be first responders. the new class of high school firefighters hit the books at the fairfax fire academy today. the course which was first interest dutiesed last year teaches students to perform safely. we talked about what the students will go through. a loft of them are pretty nervous it is overwhelming and intimidating for a few days but you you get used to it quickly. i tell them to relax, have an open mind about the entire process and just be ready to be humbled. it's a the lot of work and you you you got to get used to push through you it all. last year all 13 students passed the

for taxpayers. scammers used to impersonate the irs. that's coming up. new worries about robots taking jobs. more than three out of fourteens say they're concerned about having a success lful career because of automation and global competition. the study by junior achievement usa a finding the same nm of parents have the same concerns. shoppers not showing much concern at the stores, consumer confidence jump ing to its second best level of the year in august. that confidence helping to relieve concerns about the devastation of harvey. north correspond re firing a missile over japan. markets ending basically flat after falling earlier in the day . are you tired of tipping the pizza guy. soon you you won't have to that's because dominoes and ford are teaming up on a system that delivers your pizza with self-driving car. it's set to begin in michigan.

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>> a warning for taxpayers tonight there. is a new e-mail scam making the rounds. it uses the em emblems of both the irs and fbi as part of a scheme to take your computer data as a hostage. a fake fbi questionnaire. it then downloads mal wear that prevents you you you from accessing your data unless you you you pay the scammers. you you you officials say if you receive an e-mail like this, you you s

it and of course do not reply. this is an epic moment in fast food -- fast causual dining. chip take you is hoping cheese sauce will help boost its sales it could be available in just two week. september 12 national role out. it debuted case so in july. chipotle has not announc ed a former date yet. the first winery is coming to the district, well, they better plan to make a lot of row say because apparently d.c. is the rose acapital of the country. the district drinks more rose a per person than anywhere else in the nation. wine access also says their data shows democrat leaning states tend to drink more imported wine than those that lien republican. of course we have to bring politics i

i was going to send you you that article when i saw it last night when i saw you rose abut i didn't think you you did rose a i do, not to the level of what they're talking about. >> next at 10:30 a local sheriff 's deputy stepping up to save a the life of one fellow deputies. >> the two have to be lifelong best friends. we're going to hear from the two men about the life saving surgery coming up.

>> this is fox one tough turtle back in march this lagger head see turtle collided with a boat in florida and was seriously hurt. over the past few months vets brought it back to life. its shell was badly damage. the turtle l

the sea and they say they are confident it will do well there there goes chuck. he looked like he was ready to get in, too . back to where he belonged. ready for this rain to clear our area. we're going to have a dry day tomorrow. tropical storm harvey luckily, thankfully, finally moving out of the guf coast tomorrow but headed our way. at least, you you know, the stripped down remnants of it . it's really not going to be much pie the time it riechs us but some rain this weekend. nationa harbor right now, it's pretty decent night after what was such a wet, cool, breezy, unusual day for late august. high temperatures didn't even hit 70 gres. some sun does return for tomorrow, wednesday. it should be a much nicer afternoon and a it will be a warper one,

railing and, 68 at bwi. fifteen to 20-degrees blow normal for the end of august. more like 15 , but still usually we're well into the 80s this time of year and right now temperatures are still in the 60s. sixty-four in baltimore, 646 at dull et cetera , -69d in wip chester. it will be a cool start as we keep drying out. here shows the de parting moisture. tropical depression number ten never became erm a. we'll see what is out brewing becomes erm a. probably will. any ways, still raining across long island all up the coast into new england. the clearing line push east of the chesapeake and some cloud cover left over. back down to the gulf coast. tropical storm still off the coast of gallon va ton. expected to make a third landfall late tonight into

tomorrow morning. the rain has come to an end for houston. it should end as we get into tomorrow morning and the tropical storm takes off far to the north and east. the rainfall amounts i showed you at the beginning of this broadcast are just unbelievable. 51.88 inches at cedar by yew texas which set a rainfall ever to fall associated with the tropical cyclone. all these numbers, you you know of we've been showing you you you them all week. now over 50 inches of rainfall and again it kept raining through today and tonight. so we'll show you some higher amounts. even though the rain ends we have some creeks coming out of the banks over the next couple of days. back home, a little bit calmer. the last of the clouds receding. i think with a decent amount of sunshine it will turn into a partly cloudy afternoon. notice the showers along the mountains that's our next cold front coming

fauquier county but i think we stay dry here. we'll wait until thursday evening. for tomorrow, 64 in the morning, 72 by noon. breaking out into some sunshine we get a little bit warmer on thursday. l five with a chance of a thunderstorm t and then a imig cool down friday out ahead of harvey's remnants which deliver us a soggy start to the holiday weekend. saturday i'm afraid looks a lot like today. so if you have any outdoor plans you may want to consider a backup plan at this point just because it looks pretty wet. thankfully the showers gives way to some sunshine. labor day looks nice. hopefully the whole country calming down a lit bit. that's a look at your seven day forecast. back over to you you two sheriffses deputieses from charles county, maryland they've always looked out for each other . these are guys who have known each other for a long time . when one needed a kidney transplant, his friend did

hesitate to help. they underwent the surgery at georgetown georgetown university hospital. these childhood best friends are both now deputies with the charles county sheriff's department. they spend their days saving lives and now one of them will save the life of the other by denew jersey transiting his kidney. two mumble guys. if i was a match it was going to be. they were both on the same day and have since followed a similar life path. it should be no surprise they both find each other on the operating day on the same day at methodist georgetown university hospital. i always tell people you you you it wouldn't be normal if weren't nerves is. a kidney transplant from one friend to another. we met each other pretty young and then reunited as cadets at

became police officers. they met as kids in little league baseball and became even closer while both patrolling the treats of charles county. i wouldn't ask him to do it, but p he was the first one to go up and get tested and the first one to find out that he was a match. deputy davis has suffered with kidney disease since he was a team and his time was suddenly running out. to his surprise his long time co-worker never hesitated to step up muchs that he ' how we get the kidney out. he's going to feel uncomfortable within a few days, but within a week i expect him to feel much better. both men went under the knife tuesday morning and are expected to be back to normal in the couple of weeks. the 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

we work for the same department and say the experience brings them closer than ever. it's already normal anyway ways. we do a the lot of stuff together anyways.s it's just actually a physical part of me. there's mow way to actually repay it. i mean it's going to be a lifelong gurney. angelica lee hesm p hill, fox5 local news. coming up next next is fox r5 news at 11. shawn and tony. a toup to a story you saw first on fox5. there are new develop. surrounding the allegations of grade fixes in prince george's county. it's a story what we've learned. more on a disgusting attack caught on camera aboard a metro bus, a woman tossed a cup of european on the driver. those stories and much more at 11.

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stuff. i love it. that is the news a at ten:30 and i will see you you you at 11. zero for the final five. meantime the news at 11 starts right now. this is fox5 local news the at 11. right new at 11 a disgusting attack on a metro bus, a woman threw a cup fuel of europe yeern driver, tonight, how the transit agently and are responding the prince george's county county school district is expanding to accusations of grade fixing. more indictmentments following this attack a protestors at the turkish embassy in d.c. april redskins gear band at a local school. your news starts now. up first tonight video of a re volting attack on a metro bus. a woman tossed a cup of urine at e