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storm. i'll have the update on maria and we can't ignore jose a category 1 hurricane, the latest. fox 5 local news at 10:00 starts now. a virginia family is speaking out tonight about the loss of their 15-year-old son. police shot and killed him during a standoff at the family's home last friday. >> prince william's county investigators say they were forced to fire when the teenager threatened officers with a crowbar. angelie hemphill is live in haymarket virginia with the latest. >> reporter: this family is still in shock, they tell me they cremated their 15-year-old son killed by police. their 18-year-old son, his older brother witnessed the shooting. is still too traumatized to come home here. while they didn't want to release the name of their son who was killed, they did give us these photographs of him that we can show you now, they tell me he was a

and he loved skate boarding. this young man was shot and killed by a prince william's county police officer friday who responded to his home. investigators say they got a 911 call from inside that home, that someone had a bomb strapped to their chest and was holding a family member hostage. police arrived and they say they encountered this 15-year-old boy in front of the home. they say the teen came at officers with a crowbar an they know manner and refused commands. one officer fired his gun shooting the teenager in his upper body who died in front of his home. tonight, the family did not want to talk about what led up to the shooting, they told me their teenage son was not under the influence of alcohol or drugs. they would not talk too much about if he was possibly suffering from any mental issues. however, they say there was no reason to kill their son. and that

example of police brutality. >> a little kid, so skinny. big policeman. come on. a taser, electrical. then perhaps they come into the house to evaluate. that's what should have happened. >> it's horrible. we just grieving him. we just came from cremation. someone come out and said, it's just fight. ok. good-bye. we'll never have a life. >> reporter: the commonwealth attorney is expected to announce whether or not they believe the shooting was justified, meanwhile r the officer who fired his weapon has been placed on routine administrative leave an funeral for the teenager is planned for dn

live in haymarket tonight. angelie hemphill fox 5 local news. tonight, hurricane maria strengthed to a category 5 storm. it's been less than two weeks since irma made landfall, now all eyes are on maria and the damage it can cause in puerto rico, dominican republic and haiti. sue palka is following the developments >> i do sad news an development and that is that maria, the category 5 has made landfall on the tiny caribbean island of dominiquea, i'll get in a little bit closer. the eye is not as intense or as wide as what irma is but it has winds of 160 and it is a direct hit as you can see crossing the island, this is the island

guadalupe. >> this is bad news scenario. the british virginia islands, the u.s. virgin islands, puerto rico, dominican republic, haiti. it could be impacted. let me show you the path affecting british and u.s. virgin islands tomorrow. puerto rico likely on wednesday, it may be a a direct hit for puerto rico, which also is still not even able to get up on its feet after what happened with irma. passing the dominican republic and haiti, they're in the cone, appears on the latest track, much of it would stay just off the island but we're not positive with that because that cone as we learned with irma is super important. and then we are still tracking as a 4 as it crosses turks and caicos, saturday at 2:00, powerful and major category 3. you know we're track

storm as it moves. i wanted show you the hurricane said 102 miles. we got a category 1 off our coast. it will give us minor effects. we'll talk about what you can expect and look at the spaghetti models and see where it's going beyond the caribbean. we may be tracking both storms next week. that's the left on the tropics much more with the local forecast. tonight, police are still looking for the gunman who murder add teenager. someone shot 16-year-old starns last night in southeast. he was visiting friends. witnesses say at least one gunman came out of a wooded area and opened fire. of neighbors say they're concerned. >> do something about this. like i have a son. i'm a resident and i've been shot five times. come

you need to do something. >> police are offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. fox 5 is in montgomery county with exclusive details on the new efforts to combat the surge of gang violence, the cou cou cou cou cou county's. >> reporter: we first told you about this last month. we got the specifics today. county executives wants about $600,000 and nearly $250,000 from the state's attorney's office, this comes after at least 18 gang related homicides in montgomery county in just the last two years. tonight we met up way county council president to ask him what is next? is it going to pass and this is what he had to

the executive. it will go on the agenda next week, we will hold a public hearing and act on it and it will pass unanimously. >> reporter: you heard it. this isn't just one time money, since it will be used to hire new officers, prosecutors and other legal staff to crack down on gangs of this is expected to be part of the budget going forward. the biggest problem in montgomery county as well as in northern virginia has been ms 13 an international gang from el salvador. we've seen a resurgence in the last few years along with high profile murder cases: there's the local gang hit squad based in montgomery county. a member was convicted of murdering a transgender woman. montgomery county state's attorney has been vocal in calling for more money to beef up the office.

going after gang leadership, tracking their social media, and trying to stop crimes before they happen. >> they use social media for recruiting and revel by putting things like tribute videos up. we can get enhanced penalties for them under the gang statute but you have to do your homework >> if they need more, we will give them more. this is not an issue that any of us on the county council will say no to. as long as we feel confident they have a plan. >> reporter: this additional money would come out of montgomery county's reserve account. the county council president says there's ample funds and that it's meant for public policy issues like one which he calls an emerging crisis, lindsey watts fox 5 local news.

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executive. nearly a dozen artificial turf fields have either been closed are or on limited use after testing revealed the surfaces so hard they pose a safety risk to adults and children. evan lambert is live at mckinley high school. what does this mean? >> reporter: ok, tony basically what the city does to test these fields they take away, drop it on to the field, it has sensors and tells them how much of g force that the field absorbs. if the number is less than 200, it's considered safe. if it's more in an the risk for injury increases. where this controversy starts, is with the test results for the sports field at jan knee elementary in tenleytown. they said the city's department of general services tested the field and came back with a number over

the parents say the city and school system did nothing to keep kids off the field until they complained over the summer. the department of general services or dgs said they waited because they were trying to verify information. the principal did send a letter out to parents letting them know the field would be closed when school started. it remains closed but the dgs said the field is almost complete and should open soon, parents are upset about the lack of notification and timing on the repair >> the timing is what was the biggest frustration. because if it was known last spring, there was a lot of down time during the summer, and at this point, it's impacted the practices. so a lot of teams use the field for practice even outside of the school's use. so that's the biggest frustration i think from parents. >> reporter: turf field doesn't stop

ten more fields failed the most recent round of testing an order from dgs show the city is paying nearly a million to replace other field that is likely failed the test. coaches say repairs were made to mckinley field recently and the football team is back to using it. dr. diana zimmerman from a public health think tank say they should be awake-up call to anyone who plays on them >> we know very little about what's in artificial turf when studies have been done, they find a wide range of very toxic materials. including materials that can cause children to have attention deficit problems. can exacerbate asthma obesity and can in the long run cause cancer. they can be dangerous because they get hot

and you know in washington it can get very sunny and hot. >> reporter: department of general services would only give us a list of all the artificial turf fields they manage in the district. i asked specifcally for the list of the 11 or so field that is failed. they did not give us that. im working to get that. i should mention in montgomery county, they also test their artificial fields there are about seven of them there. and basically what they do is they test those fields twice a year. but that testing is done by the manufacturer of the field. live in northwest, evan lambert, fox 5 local news. heads up if you get an automated traffic ticket via e-mail like al scam. ignore digital tickets someone is sending out e-mails with a link to pay bogus traffic ticket on line. they say they never issue digital tickets. of don't click on any of the

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this is fox 5 local news at 10:30. tonight the family of a local teen who was shot and killed by police is speaking out. what they're say bowing green the deadly confrontation. >> signs of progress in the after math of hurricane irma

class. others are still waiting for the power to come back on. >> they spent months in isolation on a volcano in the name of science, what nasa is learning from this experiment. the news continues now. a virginia family is talking about death of their 15-year-old son. >> police shot and killed the teen during a standoff at the family's home. angelie hemphill is live with the latest. >> reporter: the family did not want to release their son's nail but gave us photographs that we can show you now, their 15-year-old was a honorable roll student. he loved skate boarding as well as. this young man was shot and killed by a prince william's county police officer on friday morning, who responded to his home on hearts hill lane, investigators say they got a 911 call from inside the home. that someone had a bomb strapped to them and was holding a family member hostage. police arrived. they encountered the 15-year-old boy in front of the house. they say the

officers with a crowbar in a threatening manner and refused commands to put it down. an officer fired. shooting the teen in the upper body. tonight, the family said the teen was not under the influence of any alcohol or drugs. they would not say if he possibly suffered from any mental issues but they do tell me there was no reason to kill him and this was an unfortunate example of police brutality. meanwhile, the officers who shot and killed this man has been placed on routine administrative leave. to a story first on fox 5, there are new efforts to fight gang violence in montgomery county. >> lindsey is live with those details. >> reporter: the montgomery county executive is asking council for nearly a million to hire more police officers and prosecutors, specifically to target gangs. we obtained that proposal today and will give you a look. the executive wants about $600,000 for the police department, and nearly $250,000 for the

office. comes after surging gang crime. specifically by ms 13. we told you about the killingings involving teenagers, some murders ordered by gang leaders in el salvador. the president tells me this proposal is a no-brainer and he expects it to pass unanimously. a massage therapist is in jail tonight accused of inappropriately touching a client during a massage. the alleged incident happened yesterday at the massage envy in tenleytown northwest. a woman claims he touched her genitals. police want to know if there are other possible victims. they may hear from anyone who may have had a similar experience. let's take it outside. 71 on this monday night out there. i know over the weekend we had some remnants of irma >> we got our hurricanes >> jose has been the lurker that does not want to leave. about 250 miles east of cap

hatteras, some clouds brought the colorful were some of the outer bands of jose. tomorrow is our turn to sample a little bit of jose. i just wanted to show you we do have an outer ring band trying to push a little bit closer and mainly the beaches that are going to feel the effects. you could have an inch of rain. you'll have gusty winds, bill waves, rough surf and rip currents, i think what we will see is just a couple of showers, the best chance of seeing that east of 95, and also i wanted to mention we don't have watches up for our coastal line, if you go farther out to sea, you will run into rough surf but a tropical storm watch is up for long island, tropical storm warnings for cape cod, they may feel this like a nor'easter in the next couple of days, staying off the coast, strong enough to have an impact. meanwhile, some showers from jose will be limited. the best chance will be east of 95. we'll be

clouds, it will have a bit of a tropical feel. the rest of this week filled with sunshine and warm temperatures. mid and upper 80's as we head toward the first day of fall this friday and of course, you already know this, maria is a category 5. it made landfall at 9:15 on the island of dominique ka. we'll have new information coming up in a few minutes. if not at the top of our 11:00 news. jim and shawn back to you. thank you, sue. the president's health and human services secretary was in south florida to get a first hand look at the damage from irma. one side things are slowly returning to normal. school back. matt flynn in big pine key florida tonight. >> reporter: it took eight days after hurricane irma ripped through the florida keys, along with thousands of other evacuate wees to finaling get back on to

their island community of marathon. ocean water, sea wood and now mold growing inside the home. >> like mud on the floor and my bedroom is filled with water. >> it went all the way to my fourth dresser drawer. there's nothing. there's mold everywhere. i can't believe how fast mold gross. this is all brand new furniture. >> reporter: that's exactly why health and human services secretary tom price paid a special visit to florida. rick scott along with state and local officials toured a disaster medical assistance team facility. they delivered a warning to residents their homes could be contamination zones. >> there's mold challenges, the marine life that and disease that is occur. they need to take precautions. wearing of gloves, making certain when they're moving debris, they're being cautious. >> reporter: electricity running water and sewers are

intermittent at best. miserable and potentially deadly combination in 90 plus degree heat. an estimated 11,000 homes in the keys were damaged in the storm. fema disaster assistance is open. a zero tolerance crime policy and curfew flames evict. for residents like heather i want to say a new way of life is beginning >> it's literally heartbreak. >> people going through the painful recovery process to see what's left are force to do so under the florida sun in nearly 90 degrees heat and no air conditioning. the sheriff enact add strict 0 tolerance for crime policy and there are you loot we shoot signs around. matt flynn, fox news president trump is making his case for reforming the united nations he will make his first address to the u.n. general assembly. he laid out bold

he praised the u.n. for work. he talked about what he called the u.n. short falls. >> in recent years the united nations has not reached its full potential. because of bureaucracy and mismanagement while united nations on a regular budget increased by 140% and staff more than doubled since 2000. we are not seeing the results in line with this investment. he also met with the leaders of france and israel before ending with a dinner with latin american leader the north korea state news agency warning more sanctions the u.s. and its allies, the faster pyongyang would work head of the arm

threatening japan, south korea and the u.s. >> flying missiles over japan provoking south korea and clearly an unambiguously threatening the united states. just a week ago when they passed tough new sanctionses. catholic universities theological college, it is cancelling an appearance by a preexist who wrote a book about gays in the catholic church. book called building a bridge is about how the church can have an inclusive relationship with the lgbt community. he wrote the book after the largest mass shooting took place at a gay night club in orlando. he was set to visit campus but following a wave of negative feedback. the theological college withdrew its invitation, he called those attacks homephobic >> the social media sites that have no standing they're not official sites, are defaming, you know, me, a preexist in good

standing and the work i'm trying to do which is totally within the boundaries of cath teaching and was approved. catholic university is not the only institute of higher learning dealing with speaker controversies. harvard withdrew its fellowship invitation to chelsea manning and protest erupted at uc berkley after cancelled appearances. 10:30 terrifying moments. two mothers watch as their sons were trapped inside of a dangling car in a ferris wheel. what caused it? we'll have that when we come back we come back . half of the country making big plans, one out of two americans are likely to make a considerable purchase before the end of the year. the survey from bank rate.com says they will buy things like furniture, tv or an airline ticket. while

confidence, contractors are losing it because of harvey and irma. mainly because of worries that the rebuilding efforts will drive up cost. and this may make them feel less confident. a separate report from the national association of relates finding student loan debt is forcing millennials to delay buying a home, more than eight in ten is preventing them for saving for a down payment. stocks keep rocking on wall street all the major indices are up on monday with the dow closing at record highs, a look at business. at business.

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particularly concerning because prior research suggests girls who play soccer have a higher concussion rate than boys. urging doctors tore more vigilant. we're explain why a group of six have been living in a special habitat since january. tat since january.

. where they spend months in isolation, adam housely explains what the experiment was all about. >> three, two, one. >> the would be astronauts marined after eight months. part of a small experiment that could have a big impact for space travel. group of four men and two women living in a special hack at a time since jan

hawaii. the world's largest active volunteer can know. giving nasa >> how you take individual astronauts and put them together in a crew how you support. >> reporter: the first order of business, eating plenty of fresh fruit. ate mostly freezed dried foods, but were able to grow a significant >> carots, pepper, pop joy, chinese cabbage, radishes, tomatoes, potatoes, tons of parsley,j they also wore space suits and travelled in teams, and communicated with the outside world with 20 minute delays. the time it take to get from mars to earth >> they're happen to be out but energized but happy. >> reporter: it's important for future or speci

to get off >> i believe we're excited at the university of hawaii to be continuing humanity's tradition. >> reporter: more tests in the coming years, nasa hopes to launch a real trip to mars in the year 2030. in los angeles, adam housely, fox news fascinating on a volcano of all places. >> i'm sure they know what they're doing. >> i don't want to go to mars. >> remember the what they did in arizona years ago? >> fascinating. living there for two years, and steve bannon had a hand in running that. >> i didn't know that. >> interesting. >> kind of got a movie feel to it. >> i take this as a take of a movie, how about this, sunset tonight, tenleytown as seen by wonderful photographer craig little t

from hurricane jose still sending some of the outer bands in our area and it will do that tomorrow. we'll start with jose then we'll have the latest on maria. jose is about 250 miles east of cap hatteras. you can see the band off the coast. now beginning to pick up on gusts certainly not horrendous, but you'll get hours tomorrow. virginia beach to 22, ocean city at 25 but the surf will be high, there will be some beach erosion, rip currents and waves will be significant and we'll watch those gusts stronger as they go up the coast. the good news with jose and i have good news and bad. the bad it's a little bit stronger, it has wind of 85 now, and then, it's going to continue this new track just came in. it's a little bit messy, i was not able to grab it but it is going to stay off

we'll fix this so you can see it easier. becoming a tropical storm but making the loop and that means still going to be hanging out for the next several days, the latest on what is our category 5 hurricane maria. it did make landfall, this has to be catastrophic, thoughts and prayers for the island of dominiquea, hurricane maria is crossing it right now with winds of 160 miles per hour. this is new information. the pressure is a little bit lower. they're maintaining the wind at 11:00 at 160. and as a category 5, tomorrow night, it crosses the u.s. and british virginia islands and this is new, it was a 4 as it approached puerto rico, the national hurricane center believes it will be a category 5 and may make a direct hit on puerto rico, still recovering from irma, which did not make landfall on puerto rico. they may not be able to get out of

crosses the dominican republic. again we watch the cone because the islands are in the cone and the turks and caicos eventually passing them as a category 3 on saturday. notice florida not in the cone. so we're grateful to see that but again, we are going to have to continue to watch maria and jose's effects. it will be more humid. temperature about 82. we'll have isolated showers around here. best chance of seeing rainiest of 95 and an even better chance along it's cove you can pick up an inch of rain. with a lot of clouds, wednesday sunny and warm with a temperature of 87. we'll kick jose a little bit out to sea. futurecast shows the outer band and you can see it tries to spin in a few showers tomorrow at 8:00. we have clouds and some sun here locally. of we're

as we get to 5:00, 6:00, you can see showers on the eastern shore, maybe a shower, but also west of dc might be quite a bit of sunshine during the day tomorrow. then we'll watch jose trying to spin away and up the coast and not much effect on us, you may have clouds lingering east of the bay. we'll say 70 to start at 8:00 in the morning, noon, 77, maybe showers, best chance well to the east. by 5:00, and a warm a little bit humid at 82. and these are the high temperatures tomorrow. this is above average for this time of year, upper 70's is more typical for this time in september. does this feel like an august seven-day forecast taking us into the fists day of fall on friday at 4:02 in the afternoon, above average, warm summer like weekend that everything is looking dry and monday about 84 degrees. that is the latest on our seven-day coming up at 11:00 we'll talk about where

be going with the spaghetti models beyond the caribbean, we'll have all of that coming up in just a little bit. >> thank you. football news, redskins sigh cravens will be sidelined. preventing him from playing this year, cravens led the team before week one while contemplating retirement. he suffered a concussion that left him with vision problems as well as other injuries. cravens uses his time away from the team to reflect on whether he wants to continue his career next year. students at a virginia elementary school with a new soccer pitch and a message of encouragement >> it's thanks to a former u.s. men's national soccer player went to school in springfield virginia when he was a kid. he founded the project for north springfield elementary school when he fell in love with the game. they will have a safe place to play soccer and got a chance to take part in a ceremonyial first

looks like they had a lot of fun >> soccer is just exploded in popularity. you've seen kids really young. >> how cool is that? . fox 5 news at 11:00. coming up tonight at 11:00, we're taking a close look at the growing concerns over artificial turf fields, nearly a dozen at local schools are now on limited use or closed although. why? details plus reaction from parents and health experts and a virginia police officer shot and killed this virginia teenager during a standoff. tonight, his family is speaking out. questioning the officer's actions, those stories and more next at 11:00. next at 11:00.

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