>> right now at 10:00 a man through a molotov cocktail into a liquor store that hit two people and burst into flames. details what may have prompted the attack. >> plus, floodwaters begin to recede in texas. harvey's impact is far from over tonight. >> and construction is closing

several years and why many neighbors are not happy about it. news at 10 starts right now. >> we begin tonight with that vish us tack inside a maryland liquor store. a man threw a molotov cocktail that burst into flames and burned two employees inside. >> call verton shopping centerer over the weekend. evan lambert is live outside the liquor store. evan, you learned new information what led up to the attack, correct. >> reporter: yes, tony, i talked with a part time worker here at the liquor store. he tells me that a man, this suspect, was hanging out in the parking lot of the giant several hours before that attack. someone called the police and then later that suspect came back to the liquor store talking about how someone owed him money and throwing that fire bomb into the liquor store according to the witness and to police. this is the mug shot of 22-year-old kavan edwards of laurel. prince george county fire marshall says edwards walked

inside call verton liquors 8:30 sunday night and threw a flaming molotov cocktail filled with gasoline on to the floor of the store. two employees were badly burned as those flames spread inside the store. one part time worker benny r ramdas has burns from neck to pelvis region. he's treated in icu med star washington burn unit and second worker's burns are not as serious, he's out of the hospital. ramdas is caring and generous man who works a part time job to provide for his family. >> he loves his family and son and is dedicated to job and neighbors. >> it's hard afore me to imagine anyone would want to harm him. >> reporter: and there are several surveillance cameras in this parking lot and in front of this liquor store here as well. we understan

was captured on surveillance video. we asked to see that video. but it is part of the evidence in this criminal case. i should say the suspect edwards is held in the prince korj county detention center without bond. evan lambert. form 5 local news. >> now we move to another disturb story. an update on a woman throwing urine on a metro bus over the weekend. police arrested opal brown today at the l'enfant metro station. she turned herself in and admitted to attacking the driver on her facebook page. she called the bus driver rude anded is she hated the driver. brown is expected to appear in court tomorrow morning. >> we're learning more about the prince william county nurse charged with sexually assaulting a patient. police tell us they received additional calls from people claiming frederick yeboah sexual

he has been a registered nurse 18 years and is accused of inappropriately touching a female patient at northern medical center in woodbridge and police are meeting with the new alleged victims. yaboah is held without bond. harvey is now a tropical depression and the flooding it left behind is wreaking havoc on the region. the storm is blamed for dozens of deaths in texas and now creating life-threatening conditions in parts of louisiana. right now fema says roughly 200,000 people started the process of applying for federal aid. later in the show tonight a former d.c. resident that now lives in texas will join us live and share the story of how she -- how facebook post actually helped lead to her rescue. first let's check in with caitlin roth who continues coverage. caitlin, we said the storm is wreaking havoc in parts of louisiana.

across many parts of western hugh louisiana and extreme eastern texas and harvey 8 p.m. this evening was down graded to tropical depression. it is weakening that tends is happen when they cross over to land mass. and right now there's harvey in center of louisiana. 35 mile an hour winds. moving north, northeast 8 miles an hour and that's trucking for harvey. has not moved much in the past five days. the path of harvey picks up speeds. moving to the tennessee valley midday friday and recommend napts of harvey which will become a low pressure system to affect us later on this week will push into parts of ohio, west virginia by midday day. that's center of circulation. outer most rain bands will reach us way before midday saturday. here's a look at radar. you can see the sprawling nature of harvey as it becomes more disorganized rain headed to tennessee valley and main center of circulation producing steadier

from sleeport louisiana and to lake charles and additional rainfall for the folks that don't need. it this will continue into the overnight hours producing 5dition al 2 to 4 for te texas/louisiana border and 2 to 4" into parts of mississippi and alabama. 7 plus inches possible to western kentucky and extreme ohio and by the time the moisture reaches us it's an inch or two but will throw a wrenches in labor day plans the first half of the weekend tracking harvey remnants. i'll show you the 7 day forecast at 10:30 tony. >> caitlin. harvey displaced a number of animals in houston and many of them will head to d.c. as early as this weekend. and now, the hugh main rescue alliance is looking for animals lovers in our area ready to adopt a new pet. more than 20 cats and dogs are coming from the houston area an that number is expected to rise. shelt paperworkers say they need to clear out the animals ey

make room for the houston area animals that need to be rescued. >> we have been asked to help. what we need to do to prepare for arrival is make suspense in our own shelter. we're asking folks if you are interested in adopting or think about adopting it's a great time to bring the family down and meet animals at both adoption centers and bring a new pet home. >> and listen to this washington nationals pitcher max scherzer and his wife erika offered to cover all adoption fees starting tomorrow and going through surprised. >> what a great way to help out. >> fantastic. >> all right. new tonight the construction of purple line has been a hot button issue for years now. >> groundbreaking ceremony was monday and now impact of that construction is felt. "fox5" maryland is live in chevy chase with the latest. hey, marina. >> hey there, guys, the ripple

montgomery country and neighbors here in the town of chevy chase say those ripple effects are happening in their backyards. >> i'll be nearly 70 years old when this is done. will i be able to bike then. >> the notice came late in the night with few eyes keeping watch. tuesday the georgetown branch trail will close. >> for how long. >> four to five years. >> that's -- >> somewhere left speechless. purple line transit partners gave folks here a five-day notice. >> i think more people ride the trail than ever will ride the purple line and metro or somebody should wake up. ridership on metro and the mass transit this is just a bad deal for the people and bad deal for us bikers. >> the 3 1/2 mile path of untouched and unpaved strep of rugged ter rain known as georgetown branch trail will close four to five years to allow for

metro purple line. closure will come, the removal of hundreds of trees that lined this path for decades. >> we're working on it. >> oh, my god. >> it does not look good. we're working on it. >> many families in montgomery county it will mean learning a new routine. >> for kids to walk to school so early in the morning having to leave a half hour earlier when only a ten minute walk. >> cynthia moved to the town of khvy chase more than six years ago the main reason to be in sidewalking distance of her children's school bethesda chevy chase high school. >> if they dot purple line they should do sections at a time and leave portions open for everyone else to use. >> alternate route will include walking a long east west highway. >> i'm worried you're going to get hit. >> she and her staff spoke with several area he schools and they were unaware it was closing on the second day of school next tuesday. town of chevy chase is in talks with montgomery cnt

on temporary solution. the county was hoping the at mat route would cut through the town. >> we maintain roads and are responsible for what happens on the roads. so if the county wants us to put in a trail that's fine. but let's get agreement in place that says if there's incident because we have 2,000 more people going through on residential street if something happens it's county trail and county is responsible. >> without the town green light for now the alternate route will be here much further north from the trail on the sidewalk of yet another busy thoroughfare jones bridge highway a solution many call inadequate. >> the construction from everything i can't imagine the traffic happening around here. >> can't go on the trail. >> it's already con guested and nobody is really we're not really happy about. it. >> we reached out to partner line

why so little time to notice the trail would be closed. we have not heard back. they could have signs to allow cyclist to cut through up to. the signs would guide buy cyclists through the town to a safer and some a more direct alternative route. unfortunately, despite our persistence and best efforts the town has not agreed to allow signs to be posted. live tonight in montgomery country, marina marraco, "fox5 local news". >> on the other side of the break tonight we're tracking story as infecting you. talk is cheap when it comes to the north core he missile effect and the latest ripple effect caused by his tweet. >> and rescued by a stranger after she posted a message on facebook. we hear from both of them as we continue our coverage of havrky. >> and could it be a break through that saves children's lives. the new treatment that could change

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>> we're back now with a story of survival and kindness of straichingers in texas after the devastating floods left behind by harvey. a woman born and raced in d.c. is safe tonight thanks to social media and neighbor's brave actions. mickey tally is now living in houston she was in ground floor apartment when the water came in. she joins us via skype along with fred lang the neighbor that came to her aid. good to know you're safe. mickey let's start with you. first you live in ground floor apartment with dog water starred coming in how high did the water get and what did you have to do first. >> i figured in the water was coming in quickly and i got the dog and first baggie could get to and left. the

overnight. before i got out of there it was -- my boots were swimming in the water. >> where did you go when you got out of your apartment. >> i went up to the second floor, because the water was too high on the outside. and it had already started to gamer in our parking lot. so it was look a pool in our parking lot. >> at that point you started posting on facebook and we'll show some of this we're showing you video of a helicopter you thought was rescuing you but tell me what happened. >> coastguard game and guy came down from helicopter and said he would take women pregnant women children and elderly or sick people and someone would be back to get the rest of

>> they never came back. >> came back once more and did the same thing and didn't come back again. >> so you're posting. i know you have family here washington area you're pokting on facebook and looking for help. dr. lang i understand you y yourself did not see the facebook post initially but your wife did right? >> my wife setp a group twext all her friends in houston. she's up in michigan. they started texting where they were. and we -- someone in that group saw mickey's facebook post, put it into the text. my wife saw that and then told me where the address was. and when i saw that the address was near where we live, i decided, well, you know, it's maybe about three-quarters of a mile away. things were looking better where i was. so i basically said our father

and set out down to the place she was living to see if we could get her out of there. >> it was relatively dry where you were. how did you get to mickey. how did you get there? >> yes, so, i basically the water at my house had come almost up to my door. but by this time it receded enough i could walk out on the sidewalk. so basically i headed down the street. as i got closer to her apartment the water actually was over about halfway with up or three-quarters up most of the cars in that area. but there's a gate near there i actually lived there when i first moved to houston there was a gate in back where i arrived and gate was closed but through some miracle some other guy showed up and we were able to figure out the gate had a wire on the top. so we unlatched that and were able to pull the gate back. >> they broke in. >> and basically i went into the back where the water was not as high and on

met another guy who his car needed to be pushed away so i helped him push his caraway and he told me where the map was of the place. with that i knew where she was living i worked further in the back and she was far in the back near the bayou. at that point i again encountered water waist deep. took a little time to figure out what the best way to navigate that was and realized her apartment was connected i was hoping, to a garage. and there was a second level. so i actually back tracked found panel way through there that was not that deep knee deep got up into the garage and entered where she was staying and then started yelling her name and actually the halls were all dark electricity was all out. >> it was pitch black. >> and all of a suddenen a door opens and there she was. >> mickey quickly when you started hearing straichinger yelling your name what was your thought. >> i thought i was losing. it i did not know what was going on.

thought i could be you know dreaming. so, i heard my name being called. and i ran to the door and said hello? and he said, hi are you mickey? i was like yes. and he says, i'm dr. fred lang and i've come to get you. let's go. >> so we first had to go get her dog which was in a small little room. >> storage room. >> he was happy to see us. >> that's great listen do doctor, you've been humble about this you didn't want to go on tv thank you for doing it, it's great. i'm assuming you guys will become good friends now mickey what do you want to say to your family in washington watching you. >> i'm safe everybody and i'm blessed and i can't wait to see you guys really soon. >> all right. mickey tally and dr. fred lang thank you for join ng us. thanks a lot. >> great. >> awesome to see the way they were pulled

beautiful outcome there. >> there appears to be mixed signals on trump administration on north korea. this morning trump tweeted u.s. has been talking to north korea and paying extorsion money for 25 years talking is not the answer. and the president's words though seems to contradict other top administration officials. >> we must continue to deepen our military relationship building on the high level of trust that exists between our two nations. >> all un member states have a responsibility to take additional openings to put diplomatic and economic pressure on north korea. >> this comes after they launch aid missile over avenue japan. today u.s. military responded by shooting down missile off coast of hawaii just a test. the navy is currently down two destroyers in japan because they were damaged in collisions in june and august. all right. so ma'am inhaving your pizza delivered to you tony without someone actually driving it to

you. >> not sure about that. >> this could be reality soon how two companies are teening up to make it happen. >> children at d.c. children's hospital are connecting with wild life without leaving their rooms

without leaving their rooms >> all right we're back with a medical break through in the fight against cancer. fda approved a ground breaking treatment for childhood leukemia it's called kamira it seekdz and destroys disease. it's expensive process that comes with serious side effects. one test found one time infusion but 08% of hard to treat patients in remission. >> the days may be numbered for pizza delivery drivers. dominos is teaming up with ford to test out a driverless pizza car and concept has both pros and cons. customers would have to go outside in the

to grab their pizza from the car. but it could save you money since there's no driver to t tip. >> kids at children's national medical center in district made a wild connection earlier today. >> for a short time doctors and nurses were replaced by african penguin and i chinese alligator and lion head rab toyt name a few part of the san diego zoo global initiative. young patients can see animals from maryland and san diego sdooz via closed circuit tv and learn about them without leaving rooms and it will be featured eight at the ronald mcdonald's house. >> one of the great things about technology giving them access. >> "fox 5 news" at 10:30 is next. >> coming up at 10:30 did you notice a new addition to dupont circle. >> it's an inflatable raft to made to look vaguely like the president. >> and we go from dominos pizza to burger king

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>> right no, i at 10:30 a local liquor store fire bomb injuring two people and an up state on the recovery and what we're learning about the suspect. >> sheriff deputy killed after a car chase and shootout in a hotel in california. >> and how people are pitching in to save and shelter pets standed by harvey. the 10:30 starts now. >> off the top a vicious attack at a maryland liquor store. >> two people were hurt after a man threw a molotov cocktail inside. >> sarah a part time worker told me off camera the suspect was seen in this giant parking lot hours before the attack. apparently game back angry and

of the liquor store injuring those two workers one has burns to 25% of his body. he he is in the burn unit icu washington med star hospital center and that suspect, 22-year-old kavan edwards from lauren is held in jail without bond. >> and tonight we're learning more about the ripple effect of the purple line construction in maryland. >> marina mar of course owe is live in chevy chase with that story. >> the georgetown branch trail will be closed for the next two four to five years. neighbors and riders we spoke with have differing opinions on the purple line and over well with ming majority are opposed to trail being shut down the next few years. montgomery country has been in talks with the town of khvy chase to provide alternate route for the trail that kits through the town and for now the town has not agreed to at mat bike route.

water in texas after a new around of heavy rain and flooding at least 25 people have been killed by harvey. the storm has now weakened to a tropical depression and is expected to completely dissipate within three to four days. right now fema says roughly 200,000 have started the process of applying for federal aid. >> around here the rain from yesterday gave way to a clear day for the most part. however, the next few days could be different. >> let's check with caitlin even get the latest own the weather. >> you're right today was fantastic. sunshine, comfortable temperatures and great. tomorrow won't be bad either. outside now comfortable. 7 washington and 64 gaithersburg and 6 dulles and 6 winchester and nice, cool, comfortable night and warmer air is moving in for tomorrow. we should have high temperatures back to 80s. clouds streaming in since later this afternoon. and couple of showers we had a few showe a

along the mountains that dr drifted to southeastern portions of virginia not seeing anything right here. so setup for tomorrow we have a cold front approaching behind it a fall like air mass going to guarantee a quite cool friday. before we get to that it's warm ahead of the cold front. maybe a thunderstorm tomorrow afternoon. nobody widespread but could remember the umbrella and most of the day should be sunny and warm. 83 washington and 84 dulles and 84 mannasas that's the warmest from a couple days and back to the cool weather friday. 71. clouds. remnants of tropical depression harvey now a tropical depression and those remnants of moisture head our way. organizing into a low pressure system itself on saturday that will dlvr a soggy start to the holiday weekend. showers likely. especially in the morning and early afternoon. possibly clearing out late in the evening and

should be nice sunday. sunday beautiful. monday fantastic. into early next week nice and dry. that's a look at the 7 day forecast sarah being back to you. you may remember this gripping photo a graduation gown draped over empty chair. it would have been where richard collins iii sat n he was traj beingly murdered the weekend he was supposed to graduate from buoy state university. precisely 12:05 p.m. that sigh rep sounded buoy state and single chime of bell at university of maryland signaled moment of silence for collins. the 23-year-old was stabbed to death by former university of maryland student shawn ur urbanski he was member of r racist online dprup. >> i think it's appropriate time to reflect on the memory of tim and kol ipz and an opportunity for us to move

we need to do more. we can't have people standing by doing nothing. everyone needs to be involved and it's not just here it's across this state and across this nation. >> according to you of maryland, today's most of are reflection launches year of campuswide action and dialogues to combat racism and violence. >> also in prince george county family and friends coming out to remember a 6-year-old girl whose life was cut short by an attack. she and her two cousins were found earlier this month. did they hold a viewing service. >> investigators say antonio williams confessed to the killings and he's held without bond on murder kharns. >> montgomery country man is behind bars accused of po pointing a gun at a police officer. it happened yesterday in the 3300 block of park ford manor terrace in silver spring. police responded

mraipt. david leroy bruce poyped a gun at the officers while hiding behind the door. he dropped the well and was arrested. he's facing charges include aggravated assault, reckless endangerment and use of a firearm. >> developing story out of california one person killed and another wounded in california. three people including man suspected of killing deputy were apprehended and suspected gunman was shot by police. this happened after officers khaits aid stolen car to the hotel and two wounded california highway patrol officers are expected to survive. up next at 10:30 a temporary new addition to dew point circle. >> you cannot miss this one giant inflatable raft that took up residents here what it's about and where it's headed next. a good joke for jobs and economy the government saying that

quarter. that is the quicket pace we've seen in more than two years and with the economy warming up jobs are heating up. payroll -- and all that was mostly before hurricane ha harvey. accuweather is claiming it will be the most expensive storm, natural disaster of any sort in american history with $160 billion in expected damages an that is more than combined katrina and sandy. as can kids go back they may want to hear this. starting a cool someday later 8:30 a.m. could add 3 billion to economy in a decade. apparently the mood let kids sleep nor and, that's

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>> pastor joel trying to do control after people were critical of him he was blasted on social media for not acting to help families displaced by storm. facility started taking in evacuees. today he explained why he didn't first open church for relief experts. >> he was asking people not to get on roadways and this building was close to flooding and our staff and building engineers and people nobody was here. you know it's not like we can

the fact is that we're here to help bell. the notion that we would turn people away is totally not who likewood has been the last 60 years and not who it is now. >> form area reen after houston rockets can accommodate 17,000 people and used distribution center for massive amounts of supplies donated to those in need. harvey has displaced thousands of people across the gulf coast too. >> what do you do with cat or dog when force 230d evacuate during a storm. jackie ibanez had the story. >> thousands of people have been fleeing harvey's flood waters or rescued by crews. what about pets. animal owners have incredible bond and those on display as storm victims clutched their cats and dogs. >> she was swimming with me all day. >> swimming all day. >> she was sling fun but freaked out now getting on boat for the first t

>> and no room or time to pets and animal loving volunteers are stepping in. >> we've had a lot of cats and dogs left behind and we're going in to rescue these b babies. >> we have two more dogs at least. >> a german shepherd found in a crate on bus and this kind straipinger watching over him as heer is searches forener and this pit bull found sh shivering on top of car in houston suburbs surrounded by floodwaters and rescuers say he tried to come down and was too scared and that's when they pulled out the snacks. >> i had a whole pack of beef jerky. >> beef jerky. >> fortunately animal shementers are opening their doors. >> this rescue in new orleans is near capacity and willing to take in more animals. >> we're preparing for a lot of animals this is phase one. i expect phase two, three, four. >> many evacuation shelt ers welcome pet now. that was not the case during hurricane katrina. storm shelters did not allow

the flooded homes and they didn't want to they have lawyer jacket behind. >> fox news. >> but you know what we're going to be getting pets come together hugh main rescue alliance. and adoption fees are waived to for this weekend. >> mat scherzer and erika picking up tabs. if you adopt annie yu mall amber just moved here she has a bat call exneeds a friend where can i find them, rescue hugh main alliance check them out. >> it's aies making in comparison. we're mobilizing quicker foyer animals. >> a brought spot at least to come out of harvey news as of late. accuweather forecast what a beautiful day we had tone joy here a we've got rain in the way in form of remnants of what is now tropical depression harvey to a much, much leasede

it will interrupt the labor day weebld and in perspective it's not going to be much. it will be in and out quickly. weather headlines as we close out he wednesday evening last week of summer for many of you and has not felt like it. it was nice today and on the cool side. tomorrow we'll be more reminiscent of august afternoon temperatures 80s ahead of cold front which may mark average by friday a fall like air pass mass over place. it's cool and cloud question and we're waiting on moisture from what what's left over of harvey meaning rain in early friday evening, saturday morning. high temperatures today nice, 79 reg than and 78 dulles and 78 bwi outsides is comfo comfortable. we've had several months with nights open weather. not the case this year. >> and 71 d.c..

over the mountains earlier this afternoon they dissipated and it will be quiet tonight for us. here is rain bands disorganized. center of circulation still over central lieu will you and it's weak eping and still bringing heavy rain to places that don't need more. that's quite the under statement. through lake charles to the texas louisiana border. again move in moving off norm and east as recommend napt low hereby friday into the tennessee valley by saturday. center of circulations right near us. it will transfer energy to coastal low system for us. it will be deliver us an and i. or two through saturday. if you deposit hear earlier irma is off the west coast. in warm, tropical waters. this is hurricane season late august early september it's quickly expected to strengthen to category two hur

ima whim not reach out waters until sometime -- let's track tennessee valley. memphis could get 347 through louisville and cincinnati. lucky we're dealing with showers. maybe steady rain for a period of time there you see a.m. saturday that could continue throughout the day on day. so harvey recommend nabts will contend with on sdavrment i feel like saturday will be a lot like yesterday. cloudy. wet, not heavy rain and persistent rain and that keeps temperature probably str struggling to hit 70. 7 may be optimistic. overnight low temperatures 66 in district. low 60s norm and west. comfortable there and tomorrow afternoon we should see 80s. nice and mild. 3 washington. still nice. >> remember a scattered shower or storm in the afternoon along cold front tomorrow and way cool on friday

arrive as early as afternoon and showers likely saturday and labor day looks fantastic nice late summer warmer warm carries to tuesday and late next week looks nice. that's the 7 day forecast brody i'll send to you. >> nk thaw caitlin if you were all kite excited about bryce harper walking without a brace on his knee allow me to ruin the night. dusty bake her said he is not close to plague baseball has a long way for running and they're making plans for worst case that he won't come back in 2017. >> nats and marlins mat nay. that's stephen strasburg holding bat. why would we show him with a bat in his hand he's a paper. he's a paper that rakes. seconds home run of season opposite field. who needs bryce harper when you have straws power i'm kidding this teams needs

i'm sorry. >> if a pitcher can hit a home run surely i can. he hits fifth of surprise deep to left and spraws did what he did back, straysburg gets second home run of career. and shut out. >> i wept out there and really wanted to compete and count the strike zone. i have good obvious over there sometimes you have to go after them. >> redskins hosted 56 annual welcome home luncheon. largest fund raise her of the year. kirk cousin and ryan harry began, the team took a break before preseason game tomorrow night in cap pa.

newspaper of the starters will play tomorrow. kirk cousins says they're plan fog philadelphia. >> we're getting there so close. >> getting colder outside. >> it is. >> feels like football. >> i had my fist pumpkin spice latte. >> is it out don't tease me like that. >> thank you, brody. good fox news at 11 comes up next. >> here's shawn and tony. >> i was waiting for brody to break out christmas songs n next. my goodness. >> tonight at 11 pair of criminals chose the wrong bar to rob. when they went inside to demand money the place was full of police officers. >> this accident turned deadly in marylan

a mistake a firefighter made actually helped them save the driver's life. >> and incredibleble video from texas a group of people fornld a human chain to pull an elderly man from the floodwaters. we'll have that and more at 11.

>> move over washington monuments tourit and locals took over in dupont circle. the rat stands 15 feet. it's in balloon form. john made it and brought it to d.c.. it floats back to new york where it was on di place earlier near trump tower. >> and if anyone knows about rats on dupont circumstance. >> i do i got way too close. >> it sdchbt look like him at all. >> i get what they're going for. >> that's news at 10:30 we'll see you

five. >> right now at 11 a local liquor store hit with molotov cocktail. new details of what made have led to the attack that injured two people. >> and then aftermath of harvey the death toll has taken a dramatic jump as rescue crews continue to search for drivers. >> tearfull reuyour honor between i'd up first tonight we're learning more about violent attack on maryland liquor store. a man through a molotov cocktail and it burst into flames and burned two peopled in the store. >> it happened call ver ton over the weekend. evan lambert is there with more on what led up to the attack.