this is fox5 local news at ten. right now at ten, i'm begging everybody, please pray for my baby. a mother's desperate plea to find her teenage daughter who has been missing for more than a week. a fox5 exclusive, a disturbing assault, seven girls attacked a stranger in the district and she wasn't their only victim. plus, is the trump adni

critics are questioning the president's response to hurricane maria. why they say it's not enough. the news at ten starts right now. >> we begin tonight with the search to find that missing prince george's county woman. it's been ate days now since anyone has seen asian ticketed event billy. investigators say she never showed up to work at a norfolk military base. >> billy a graduate wise high cool in upper marlboro was last seen september 18 and her last known movements may have been caught on surveillance video. fox5's marina maracco has more now on this developing story. >>reporter: tonight there's a $10,000 reward for any information that will lead investigators to the prince george's county woman. the fbi is investigating the case and has release this video that you see behind me here. agents believe it was the last asian take you billy was seen. please pray for ashante my daughter, my baby, he's my everything. the

emotional plea from a moamplet the fbi release this surveillance video of the 19 year old's car entering gait three at joint spi pi digsry little creek at four:44 a.m. on monday, september 18. the car was seen minutes later leaving the same gait after being turned around because of an accident on base. the fbi says the car was seen yet again just before five in the morning. that video has yet to be release. her family tells fox5 the girl was headed to work at the blim pi sub shop on base. her car, this cream color minute i cooper was seen on surveillance video leaving the little creek base just 30 minutes after driving in. her car was seen leaving the base and then at that point is when we're looking for the help property public. the public has helped. that same day ashante

five miles away from the basin side a dumpster. neighbors nearby heard the phone ringing. we opened the dumper and it was a girl from the base checking on the girl because show hadn't been at work. it was neighbors that recognized the car parked and sitting idle. the car's maryland tags were a red flag. i read the description, looked up and said, that's there. it's men more than a week and still no word. bring my baby home today. and the family has traveled from prince george's county where they live to norfolk in hopes of assisting the search for ashante. investigators are not ready to release the video from the second gait where her car was seen entering a

base. tonight and only on fox5 a woman from northeast d.c. claims a group of girls beat her up for no than are. she skies she attack her on the street last weekend and left her bloody and bruised. lindsay watts joins us now with the story. >>reporter: it happened here in the ex incorporate ton neighborhood. the woman who was attacked said she always felt safe here, save enough you to walk by herself even at night. that all changed late here saturday. i took a few steps and then all of a sud sen i was pushed. christie mack peak says at first she accident think anything of the group of girls behind her. all of a sudden she was on the ground. i was really startled and hopped p up immediately. mack peak says then one in the group asked her for the time. the other girl said, hey, what time is it? aren't youing going to answer her? aren't you going to answer her? >> i just didn't say anything. the girl who pushed me initially pushed me again, sam

super hard. i fell again. >> she still scraped and bruised on her arms, torso and face. some bruising here and some bruising here and definitely some here. i had a busted lip. she say the pack of teens punch ed and kicked her for a few minutes, took her cellphone and ran. mack peak says there were five to seven african-american girls on look to be 15 to 17. it is emotion a. it's emotional because it was, you know, it happened so close to my home. it was also could be conflicting because it was girls, young girls who did this. walking the neighborhood with mack peak word has spread especially because she posted her story on a sos media site called next door. where did this come from? som

group of teens like this before brian kid tells us just a few hours before mack peak was attacked he responded to t a knock and heard girls yelling across the street. they turned around and threw a rock back at us. what they said was if we come to your house on halloween, will you give us candy? so we were like what does that mean? and that was it. d.c. police are now investigating. do you think that you live in a safe neighborhood. >> but anything can happen. >> i just talked to d.c. police about this about ten minutes ago . they say at this point there have been no areunions and the case is still under investigation. at this point we don't know of hey surveillance video that might have captured this attack. if you do have anything about the crime, contact d.c. police. live in northwest, lindsay watts, fox5 local news. >> a high school student is fac ing charges tonight for taking a load gun to school. potomac high zoom in oxon hill was on lock down for two

a teacher alerted a school re source officer after she spot ted a 16 year old student exchanging money with another teen t ager who was trespassing on campus. an officer quickly reacted and found the current student and began questioning that student. during the questioning the officer found a handgun on the student quickly, took that student into custody. a law enforcement source told fox5 the former student accused of trespassing was known to be a troublemaker in the past. it's still unclear why the 16 year old student brought the gun to school. tonight pu purity puerto rico, we have no water. tonight puerto rico is still trying to recover from the one- two punch of hurricanes pennsylvaniary a and irma. most of the island is still without power and there aren't enough generators or diesel fuel to run them. also, basic necessities like food and water are hard

come by. it will still be days before help can reach some parts of the island. president trump is set to visit puerto rico next tuesday to survey the damage. today he praised the us response to the devastation. the govern or said we are doing a great job. in fact, he thanked me specifically for fema and all of the fire poarnds in puerto rico and we're also mentioning with that the us virgin islands it was disefs take ited. the president has not been poa cuss ed on helping the island and the response has been far slower than the response to help texas and florida following hurricanes there. my fear is that no one in the administration has really understand the graft of the situation in puerto rico. this is evolving and some people are saying it's already a humanitarian crisis. the trump administration is increasing its disaster assistance and

police officers is headed to puerto rico tomorrow to help with recovery officers. it's permanent for some of these officers, they're from puerto rico. and the devastation on the island has hit them hard. some said they were initially trained to become police officer s in puerto rico. they feel this is an important way for them to give back. new tonight, the incumbent senator who president trump backed in primary run off has lost. strange had been backed not only by the president, but also the gop establishment, including senate majority leader mitchell mcconnell more will face democrat doug jones in a special election in december. coming up , the fight for 15 comes to montgomery county. we're going to tell you what both sides are saying about the battle over the minimum wage. evan. >>reporter: neighbors are trying to get an handle on an unlikely pest here in pentagon city. i'll have that story coming

warm night. i see you don't need your jacket. give it about four or five more day and you just might he need it. it certainly didn't feel like it today. we got up to 86-degrees and summer wants to hang on a little bit longer, at least one more hot day in our future. we'll talk about that when fox5 local news at ten returns.

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>> they've been called the eye source of pentagon city and neighbors are fed up and looking to take action. fox5's evan lambert reports on an unlikely pest. >>reporter: a mystery is un raferlg in pentagon city. and the evidence is on the move. authorities describe the culprit s as mostly silver with red ak accidents, the words costco wholesale emotional blaz enned on the handlesment they're all over the place.

already our curious creature is the ever wondering costco shopping cart. for years they've essentially seen more abandoned costco carts on the streets of arlington than in the costco lot. sarah walls started documenting her certify dip tuesday carts of the week. we just thought it was opportune anyhow many costco carts we kept passing just on a half hour walk there were probably like 15 carts every where we turned. there's this master piece well captured on september 20. costco carts in their natural epic smoke houses happy hour or this one a loan cart going rogue and trying a pizza brand other than kirkland. but where this idea started poke fun at the problem, wall hopes someone will take the issue more seriously. whether customers have the courtesy to return the carts they

wall says it's about being a better neighbor. there are steps that could be taken either , you know, locks on the carts or something costco could do to just help be a good neighbor and be a good part of the community. and i'll say we have been out here for a few hours and we did see one person returning one cart. but we've been out here for several hours so obviously it's not happening because this one is still here so it does didn't happen every time. for now, live in punt gone sit particular, evan lambert, fox5 local news. >> hopefully the cart will find its way home. >> workers versus business, raising the minimum wage has been a contentious issue in cit ies and states nationwide. tonight the county council held a public hearing on the proposal to race the minimum wage by $15 an hour by 2020. now the current wage is 11.50 an

we would like to see a clean bill that gets through council that gets us to $15 in the shortened time period as possible. small businesses or what have you going to, you know , past 2022 is a bad idea. it will cause us to lose our business, plain and simple. >> many small business owners object to the proposed wage increase. they say it will hurt their businesses. the council passed a $15 minimum wage bill last january, but the county coy proposal will face in the $15 rate slowly. many business owners are still against the idea. >> well, today was another warm day, but cooler weather is on the way. let's get over to sue palka now and find out what we can expect. >> but hotter weather will come before the cooler weather. we're continuing a run on sentence here. shawn and tony it was definitely warm today. we got up to 86-degrees again and summer is holding on jusa

actually find tomorrow with more sunshine might even be warmer than these temperatures. in frarks it likely will be. we hit 86 at reagan national, a full ten greece above average, dulles 85 and bwi83 greece. a check of temperatures right now, still pretty comfortable in the city and in fact, mild at 78. but there are a few places in the the 60s. winchester is at 66-degrees. frederick, 68. the evenings aren't terrible. it its a little bit humid, it will feel a few degrees warmer than the actual temperature, but all things considered a little l easier to take these evenings. i wanted to show you what's up for torp. because if you didn't see any earlier newscast maria is no longer a hurricane. it is a tropical storm. at last check about 155 miles east, southeast of cape hatteras. it will be in a position to pull into n a little bit dryer air. maybe there's a slight chance east of 95. dryer air means a bit more sunshine tomorrow and more

temperatures tomorrow. so we're forekatzing it to get pretty high into the 80s tomorrow if not 930 as a result of a bit more sunshine. here's a check of temperatures so you know what to get ready for on your wednesday. eighty-nine in d.c., 83 for leonardtown. you may have a little bit more cloud cover in leonardtown and april last than you you will say at hagerstown at 90-degrees. that is a look at your wednesday. we have to track tropical storm maria as well. they're get something tropical storm conditions along the outer banks , aspect, and it could be a whole lot worse. we have a second hur cape out there, though, it is hurricane lee. no threat to land. we'll talk about the l cooler air and the feel of fall will be back before you know it. >> and speaking of roling out, roling out the blue carpet. >> the stars came out tonight to celebrate young leaders with the boys and girls club. and our own and any why you sat

with dick cole land. looking to upgrade your phone, how to find the best deal before you find. plus a food and health writer is in studio breaking downs ways to ette arrested on an outstanding better. holly shows us how to incorporate the new fall trends into your look. that's tomorrow starting at four :25 a.m. :25 a.m.

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>> some big stars turned out tonight for the annual boys and girls clubs of america gala in d.c. that's right. the organization announced their national youth of the year. fox5's annie yu was on the blue carpet and talked about some of the stars who came out to scel brait these young amazing people . the energy here tonight is amazing. it is truly inspiring much it's a celebration of young people driving to striving to do great things in this wor.

ten nation, strong and full of per veer variance. all hand picked among 4 million club kids took to the stage tonight of how the boys and clubs of america really safed their lives and their speeches spoke of homeless \{^s}\in\{^ness}\, in curt and shame april how they were show thank to grab the lifeline haired by the boys and girls club and how the organization has guided them to their point in their life. this year's highest honor went to carlos poa lang oh of hazlet, new jersey. he's a freshman at dartmouth college. the boys and girls clubs are considered safe havens for children. this is a place where children can find their epo tension and many lives have been transformed because of these clubs across america including some big names, some big celebrities stopping by. each of them had an important message but

generation. the jut are the future. as cliche as it sounds, this is their world much it's a focus on them when there may be so much divisin elsewhere you know that they're going to bring it altogether. we are in really some interesting times right now and i think that a lot of people will be stuck in that place. don't get stuck in that place. i think when you're stuck in that place you're allowing the rest of the world's negativity to swallow you up. you have to come out of it with light and hope and courage and not be a lazy citizen. they're willing to take challenges that i sometimes wouldn't take because of fears or anyway bigses that i have. but that's one of the things that i truly add miranda about young people. if you want to know it might take sometime. keep going for. no isn't an answer. there's a way around it . find the way around it. you absolutely have this. the national youth of the year gets a chance to continue his success ful path by receiving

money, a brand new car and of course serving as a voice to 4 million kids across america. just a truly inspiring night here at the national building museum. i'm annie yu, fox5 local news. >> a lot of folks out. absolutely. >> fox5 news at 10:30 is coming up next. hey, jim lokay, hello, i'm going to join shawn at 10:30 , a raryp shot in the middle of hollywood. the latest on his condition. attorney general jeff sessions comes to georgetown, but officials aren't . bribery canned scandal breaking in college basketball. several assistant coaches under arrest. we'll have more details coming up. it seems like it's been weeks but we are still tracking maria, now a tropical storm making her closest approach to the outer banks tomorrow. but the winds have really picked up there over tropical storm

we come up the coast a little bit we see not much in the way of gusts in ocean city, but virginia beach getting gusts up to 25 miles an hour. maria will be on the move and fall is going to make a come back here in d.c we'll have the details. the news at 10:30 is next.

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>> this is fox 35 local news at ten:30. on the 10678. thirty, a local teen van mps in virginia and now the fiebl is turning to surveyed individual for clues to her dice persons. a scandal in college basketball, accusations leading to charges against several assistants. and demonstrators gathering to greet the attorney general as he speaks at georgetown law, but it's not h

of the crowd was upset about. off the top a 19 year old who grew up in prince george's county has been missing now for more than a week. the fieive is investigating marina maracco is live in the news room with the latest. >>reporter: ate dayses and still no sign of the wise high school grad way asian take you billy. she was headed to work in norfolk virginia. her car and cellphone found miles away apart and way from the base. this shows billy's car entering and leaving the base on september 18. there's a $10,000 reward for any information that would lead to asian take you billy. now to a fox5 exclusive, a woman from northeast d.c. claims that a group of girls beat her up for no reason. lindsay watts on this story. reporter roar we're here in the ex incorporate ton neighborhood christie ma peak says she was walking here late saturday night when a group of girls came up to her, pushed her down and then they did it again. we'll show you some video now. the girls didn't s

and kick her while she was on the ground. she showed us some of her bruises and says her lip was split. some chip were chipped. she had to go to your knowledge event care. a neighbor tells us he he believes the same group of girls threw a rock at him earlier in the night . d.c. police are now investigating. no arrests yet. a group of d.c. police officers is headedded to puerto rico to help out with recovery efforts. i is personal for some of theses of oners. they're from puerto rico, the devastation on the island hit them hard. some were initially trained to become police officers in puerto rico. they feel this is an important way to give back. a rapper named young dof last been injured in a the shooing. he was shot multiple times. he's in critical condition right you nowsm the rapper's real name is adoll thort oranges jr. he re lease his debut album in january of 2016. joe got i is being looked at a person of inte

this weekend's deadly shooting in a church in nashville, tennessee is once again raising the debate over gun ownership. people are talking about concealed gun laws. fox's doug mack well way reports. >>reporter: low unarmed, he con fronted a gunman who randomly opened fire during sunday services at nats burnett chapel church of christ. as the two drug ld witnesses say the gunman shot himself in the chest giving time for angle who has a right to carive permit to run outside and fetch his own weapon. angle 's father spoke afterwards. i sit and think what if, what if he pulled the trigger because he had the gun pointed at him. yeah, i'm proud of him. it is unclear whether the suspect, emanuel samson was a legal gun owner. he was

sudan's civil war in which 2 million were killed according to text reports last texted his father, i have a gun to my head 16.4 million americans likening l have the right to carry firearms publicly. that fact contributes to lower crime rates . the states that have had the bigs increased in concealed carry permits have seen the biggest relevance drops in violent crime. murder for each additional percent you have and concealed carry permits you have one and a half percent drop in murder rates. no credible evidence that the passage of right to carry laws decreases or increases violent crime. a study with which some disagree. that does seem to be the case that if you allow just anyone to carry concealed weapons you're going to pay a higher price in terms of increased violent crime . while that debate

continues in congressman the concealed reciprocity act of 2017. it has 212 co-sponsors in the house and would allow an eligible person to carry a handgun in any state where it's legal. >> developing tonight, the department of veterans affairs says it may run out of money for its veterans healthcare program in early december. running out of funding could mean a disruption in care for hundreds of thousands of vets. congress passed the veterans choice program back in 2014 after scandals over long wait times at v.a. medical centerses nationwide fl the program allows vets to receive outside care if they have to wait 30 days or more for an appointment or drive more than 40 miles to a facility . a big black i or college basketball. the feds charging at least ten people including four assistant coaches . the

did as. the case in the words of prosecutors disposes the dark under belly of college basketball. court documents showed agents paid bribes to assistant coaches in order to get them an introduction to star l college students before the students went pro. for the students charged today, the mad ness of college bawnl went well yontd the big dance in march. month after month the defendants exploited the hoop dreams of student al athletes around the country allegedly treating them as little more than opportunities to enrich themselves through bribery and fraud schemes. the four assistant coaches charged worked at oklahoma state, arizona and the university of southern california but other schools may get caught up in the scandal. there are reports the university of louisville may also bed involved. the investigation continues. us attorney jeff sessions spoke out today in favor of free speech

college campuses, but condemned nfl places who choose to t take a knee during the national and the lem. he spoke to a small conservative group at the georgetown university law center . his comments sparked a student-\led\lead protest. we are deeply disappointed in how georgetown law has handled this event. this is how some georgetown university law center students, faculty and staff responded to the attorney general's invitation to speak on this capital hill campus today. i think georgetown law has a lot to answer for. it's a disgrace. >> some in this crowd say what upsets them most is that so many of them were not invited to be in the audience. he's the attorney general he's welcome to speak here at any i'm, but it should be open to the student body as a whole. attorney general jeff sessions came to the georgetown law school to speak about free speech on college campuses. >> starting today t

of justice will do its part in this work. we will enforce federal law, defense free speech and protect students free expression from whatever end of the spectrum it may come. the attorney general was asked about president trump's recent crusade against nfl players who take a knee during the national anthem before games, something critics of the president's see as an attack on the player's first amendment rights. >> i agree that it is a big mistake to protest in that fashion. i guess it's up to the owners and the people who create these games and pay for the ball fields to decide what you can do on a ball field, but the freedom every individual player is paramount under the constitution . it's protected and we have to protect it. the sessions' speech is in response to what's happened at the university of california at berkley and on other college

speakers disinvited after student-\led\lead protests. so this is not right. this is not the great tradition of america and yet schooled administrators have bent to this behavior. the effect is to coddle and encourage it. what say the professors who joined this pro test today? what we're okay to, is we just found out about this yesterday. and the faculty wanted to do it at ten and we're told there were no more seats left. and so there was no piece ful intellectualsual way to voice opposition to many, many of the things that jeff sessions has done. and this is the alternative. in northwest, bob barnard, fox5 local news. >> the nfl players protest may end up costing the league somewhere. direct tr is offering funds to cancel who canceled their nfl sunday petitions over the protests.

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works after the break. i'm sue palka, listen, don't fly out of d.c. just because it's been a little bit on the warm side. we've got some cooler fall-like temperatures heading in our direction. but not tomorrow. here's a look at your planner tomorrow. by noon we're 83 and kind of on the hot side by 5:00, 87. it will be a little bit sun nier tomorrow as well. we'll have the seven day forecast and the newest track on what is now tropical storm maria. it's all now just ahe. hurricanes hinder ing how shoppers are feeling. consumer confidence slipping this month with issue ma and harvey largely to blame. folks in texas and florida still wearing the fallout from the hurricanes will hit their local economies. the super storms also hitting the housing market new home sales falling in august to an ate-month low as builders in the region stopped working on construction projects. something else hurting sales, sores pricing. s and pk schiller saying home

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cyber monday will be the busiest online shopping. the big day for people to shop will be between 8 p.m. and 10 p.m. sales force also predicts most people will have laugh of their holiday gifts purchased by december 3. this may not be a great thing, but twitter is going to double the number of characters you can put in a tweet from 140 to 280. that's a lot. the social media site will see how it works and consider to launch the feature more down the road. the thing about twitter is it's 140 characterses, it's brief. people don't have the attention span. we already have that, it's called facebook. unless you're going to start a whole new site leave things the way they are. >> or twitter xl. >> weather wise we are still in the summer-like temperatures. i don't need 140 characterses to tell you that. hot hot

was about 86-degree. ten degree s above average. warmer p that tomorrow with more sunshine . did you notice late this afternoon and evening we had more clouds from tropical storm maria. tomorrow dry air gets pulled in and we end up being sunnier and as result of that dry air can heat up pretty quickly. a look at things around d.c. tonight and it is a comfortable evening. temperatures still very much on the mild side. those mild days are a little bit numbered because we are going to see the feel of fall coming into town. first things first, tonight maria has brought more cloudsest of d.c. and we'll likely see that again tomorrow. the farther west the brighter things get. kind of hot tomorrow. we are absolutely making another run at 90. be ready to have the lightweight summer clothing handy tomorrow. we will ' the heat letting up a little bit on thursday. low 80s on thursday and that's because a frontal boundary is going to come on through. that will have the co

looks like it's going on come through dry. we're not thinking we're going to get any showers out of that. the feel of fall its here by friday. temperatures still 78 in the district. we do have some 60s out there. you get out towards winchester and fredericks, most places still preet t i close to the low 70s and as we track the progress of that l cooler air it's just about through the minneapolis area obviously with the temperature of 59. slow to move east, but it will move east . chicago still 78. you get down to it with taw, 60. denver is 56-degrees. when does that role in here, we're going to have wait for the frontal boundary to cross our area during the day on thursday. it starts taking the cyst l out of the air and then we're into the 60s and 70s by the end of the week and into the weekend. that's when fall actually will feel like the season we're in. eighty-nine tomorrow, that's toasty for sure. eighty-nine on thursday. down to 74 on friday 70-degrees on saturday. a

ahead. we still have to wait for maria to get out of the way slow moving storm, 150 miles east of cape hatteras. still has winds of 70 miles an hour. a tropical storm not a hurricane . that is the 11:00 update. it could produce some showers. they certainly have a tropical storm force gndz down on the it outer banks and that will continue during the day tomorrow before it starts ticking kicking out to see tomorrow evening. as a result of that we're on the warm side. i also wanted to mention we dwo have two storms we're mentioning . hurricane lee is going to go out to see. i'll show you the track on that. it's going to make no landfall even beer mud a. here is maria starting to make that turn. a closer look, winds of 70 continuing to move north at seven. close enough because it's a huge system that they are getting the outer banks tropical storm effects. by thursday morning thursday evening rather we see it moving away very quickly and it wil

journey as into the open waters of the at the atlanticic. it doesn't look very good tonight when you look ate on saturday light you can see that the west side of it is sheared off quite a bit. close enough to bring the showers into the outer banks much the hurricane is definitely finding cooler water so it is weakening and wind shearing the west side of it so that helps to get it a little bit weaker. in terms of the track and the winds , the trop force winds just brushed the outer banks, tonight , tomorrow morning and then by wednesday afternoon you see that starting to pull. and that will be a relieve. two more days in the 830s and then we adjust things more seasonably . seventy-four on friday, much more like fall. saturday and sunday looks like a gorgeous weekend. get the sweaters out for the evening because temperatures will fall into the 50s in the evening and we continue the sunny pattern monday and tuesday of next week as temperatures remain in

mid 70s. we had to wait a while for fall to show up but it loose like it wants to lang around for a while once it gets here. >> that's your seven day forecast. patients. we have it . patience for the pumpkin spice. here's what's happening on fox5 at # one. coming up next at 11, the mystery of a missing woman. she vanished last week. her car was found abandoned. her phone was found in a dumpster. tonight what we've learned about the investigation and a surveillance video that the feds have release . also ahead, disuses of shopping carts just strewn about a virginia neighborhood. neighbors sound off about the eye sores and two leveraged try comedians in for a shoot. only they ran into a belittle little problem. those stories and more at 11.

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news at 11. right now at 11, the missing woman mystery, a 19 year old who grew up in prince george's county vanished in virginia beach. bring my baby home today. the new video that it vaors want you you to see. only on fox5, we're hearing from a woman jumped and beaten by a group of girls. are they responsible for more attacks in the area? >> plus, the dire conditions in hurricane ravaged puerto rico, uber is making a major change and what's the deal with these shopping carts all over a vaf neighborhood? your news starts right now. right off the top tonight where asian take you billy? the prince george's county woman was last seen ate days ago. investigators say she never showed up to work at a norfolk military base and never went to class. she was last seen september 18. today the fbi release surveillance video of her car at the base.