. test . test test test test test k350r on t t test test test test test test tet test fest test test z test fest z this is fox a # local news at five. now at five, new details in the shooting massacre in las vegas. what we're learning on how the gun a scam befriends a man with autism than then swindles him out of all the money in his account. an angry mother tells fox5 about the scheme they used on her son. for some miracle reason 98 percent of them get reelected . and arnold schwartz nationer in d.c. and to put an end to jerry command dering. the newses at five starts right now. and we begin with new and breaking details about the shooting massacre in las vegas. there is new information about the man suspected of kaishying out as well as bump shots in some of the to make them shoot automatically. and her continu ed role in the case. i can't tell you her current whereabouts right now. all i know is the philippines and we are in conversation. currently she's a person of interest. more than 500 people were hurt when the suspected gun man opened fire from his hotel room on the crowds of a country music festival on sunday night. a doctor at a hospital describeses the chehss on that ensued when the injured began to pour in. we had patients in the hallways, patients coming through the door and it was just, you know, controlled chaos, trying to process everybody and figure out who was the most serious ally injured. paddock was heavily armed, he had 23 gubs in his hotel room. the washington post reports at least one gun was an

ak47. paddock had video scam raised tonights in and outside his sweat to likely keep an eye outside police storming his hotel. when officers reached his sweat paddock fired through the door and shot a police officer in the leg. when officers got to him he had shot and killed himself. and five other guns at a different location. we are here at command lay bay at room 32135. welcome to our sweat. meanwhile this is video that surfaced from a las vegas named jeff bridges. the video is when he stayed at the same sweat as the suspected gunman an took this video of the sweat, but it really gives you an idea of what the gunman saw and where the concert took place down blow. meanwhile here at home there has been an out pouring of support for a

mass shooting. continue a frost s was last listed in a comb coma and on a ventilator. a moment of siel vens ill westbound held to hon honor continue a. tin a went to anne arrundel high school and she was a player on the soccer team there. that team, it's ten years since she grad waited. they will come here to to miller sville, not only for tin a who is fighting in las vegas, but all the others who have pass ed away and are fighting like her. tin a underwent surgery she lost her right eye and may have brain damage. her family flew to vague as to be at her side. it's a family loved by many here at anne arrundel high. tin a and her two sisters graduated from here. even though 3,000 miles separate us, it is fresh. it hurts. we love those girls. we loved

family. they made us proud here at school. this is tin a's yearbook picture from her senior year. here's one of her on the soccer feel. her coach said if she could tell tin a something, it would be this. for me the big efs message if i could see tin a right now was to continue to be the bad as fighter that she was when she was on the soccer field. the go fund me page set up to help tin a and her family has climbed quickly to well over $100,000. it speak s volumes about our community. but not surprising at all. what we preebl hold most deer about this school is the ties that we have with our community. with the support of her family and continuing to fight and the support of all of her wild wildcat family there's no doubt in my mind that she's going to be okay. back out live here at old mill high school in

15 minutes away. we're told that this will happen before the girls come to the field and start playing. right around 6:00 is when we're expected to have the moment of silence. we'll have it for you coming up tonight at six. live in anne arrundel, matt ackland, fox5 local news. the mother of a man with autism is asking for your help tonight in identifying a thieve who swindled her son out of $600 in cash. this all happened back in august at a navy federal branch in rockville , a branch that has very. q. cameras and took very. q. pictures. fox5's paul wagner is live in rockville tonight with that story. >>reporter: the scam on its face is very sip many. someone comes up to you and says that they have a check that they need to cash, but they don't have a bang account of their own, can they use yours and use your atm to get the money out. that's what happened back in early august, the man walked in, deposited the check and

came out here and took cash out of this atm. let's show you these very sharp pictures. on august 11, montgomery county police say this man walked into the navy federal credit union and dwee posited a fake check written to the victim for an amount totaling more than $2,000 . he then walked outside and using the victim's stolen at m card and pin withdrew $600 in cash from the navy federal money machine. the victims' mother says her son is always trying to make friends and at the shopping subsequenter where he works thinks this man and others took advantage of him. they were absolutely targeting him because of his autism and his iq and his resulting desire to try and get along and be friends. they absolutely saw him as an easy mark. and i'm sure as things pan out and we'll find out that they've didn't it

you can see that this person has absolutely no fear because they think that they're praying on someone who doesn't have a voice . in my son's case he does have a voice and if my voice can help other people who have been victims in a similar way, i hope that it does. now what's really angered mrs. pots is what she says is the fact that a navy federal would not give her the $600 back. we did reach out to navy federal for a statement. they basically said that if anyone wants to contact them about an issue they will listen to them, get in touch with their security department, but they cannot talk about individual cases. one other note, this young man, according to miss pots was scammed twice in one day. not only was he scam med here, but they also picked him up and took him to a bank

bang, the security people were smart enough to know there was something not quite right and they alerted the authorities. the men that drove him to that bank then drove off leaving him there all alone. we're live in rockville, paul wagner, fox5 local news. i said it's time to says on large audience voorhees that to jerry man dering and it is time to terminate jerry man dering. thank you very much. tonight the governor nateor, arnold schwartz nationer in d.c. anesthesia ' on a mission to terminate how congressional district are gone. a case that could up end the fact that congress has historically low approval numbers, 98 percent of congress is reelected every election. tom fitzgerald live at the supreme court with more. hard to believe those numbers are

the argument goes something like this, everybody says they hate their congress, but everybody reelects their own individual congress person. so the question here at the supreme court was essentially this. would people love their congressman so much if they knew that come election day that member of congress had a stacked deck in their favor of? that's at the heart of the jerry man dering issue. should there be a level playing field when it comes to who draws these congressional maps and how many republicans and how many democrats \fit\if it inside the different district. here today, as you just heard, arnold sharts nationer and also the former govern who lead congress on this fight. congress would never, ever fix this problem because they have one interest and one interest only and this is to stay in power no matter of what it cos t

is why this is a sham to protect the incumbent. when you protect the incumbent, there's no competition. now, the case that was here before the supreme court was this, it's gill versus fit field. william wiedefeld was a law office professor out in wisconsin. the congressional district mapping in wisconsin is not right. it's not constitutional. he wants the supreme court to do something about it. so this is a fair question, why should you care about the congressional re districting maps in wisconsin? this is why you should care. because if the supreme court decides that that map in wisconsin is unconscious al it could up end every other constitutional redistricting map throughout the kupt rirks states like maryland, states like virginia, they would all have to change how they do this. some court watches say that it's not a slam dunk that they would move into this directi

supreme court likes to kind of stay out of these separation of powers between legislative, executive and the judicial. however, the supreme court justice right baider ginsberg just recently in georgetown law school she told students you might expect some surprises in this term. an historically the court has been very reluctant to tread into areas where it could be viewed as making a political judgment that's properly confined to the executive. it only has only one prediction that's entirely safe about the upcoming term and that is it will be mow meant us. >> that raised a lot of eyebrows up here today. you've got four liberal justices. you've got four conservative justice erks it is justice anthony ken can i who is the swing key vote on this. don't hold your breath. we're not expecting a decision on this at least until the winter. tom fitzgerald, fox5 local news. >> coming up, president trump

makes his first visit in hurricane rav vaijed puerto rico and calls the crisis there a strain on the u budget. i hate to tell you puerto rico, but you've thrown our budget a little out of hack whack. what he said did the devastation and why he he doesn't think it's a real catastrophe. chartering a get tofully supplies to puerto rico. what a beautiful tuesday at hand. temperatures in the seven 0rbgs but we see some warmer 80s and they're still on track to push into our area. we could also really use some rain we'll talk about whether or not there is any possibility there is any possibility of a few showers before this week is over . fox5 local news will be right back.

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from thousands of virginians. as a candidate for governor, i sponsored this ad because i've stood up to donald trump on all of it. ed gillespie refuses to stand up to him at all. >> president trump was in puerto rico today serving the devastation in the wake of hurricane pennsylvaniary a. the president and first lady toured a neighborhood outside of san juan along with pure's govern o mr. trump praised the federal assistance in the territory so far, but during a briefing he compared the disaster to hurricane hurricane katrina and said the crisis is. you've thrown our budget a little out of whack because we spent a lot

we've saved a the lot of lives. every death is a horror, but if you look at a real contact tas troa fee like katrina and you look at the tremendous and hundreds and hundreds of people that die than a you look at what happened here with with really a storm that was just totally over bearing, nobody has ever seen anything like this, and what is your death count as of this moment, 17. >> sixteen people certified. sixteen people versus in the thousands, you can be very proud . two weeks after maria it's still difficult for people to get a yell phone signal or find fuel for their cars. a local businessman is taking matters into his own hands chart ering a jet to fly relief supplies to puerto rico. he has no family ties to the island but says he wanted to d

to help. fox5's bob barnard with the story. reporter roar it's just after dawn at dulles international airport, but bethesda business owner ethan leader is up early getting ready to bring a few dozen duffle bags with medical replies, insulin, all kinds of antibiotics, all packed up in these disufl bags and boxes and all contributed by some really great partner. leader says images of the devastation and december preparation in puerto rico inspired him to do something. i would say in a couple of weeks or even less, you know, fema will have gotten in there and things will be much better, but it's this critical time where logistics are very difficult to navigate on the ground there and this is what i'm hearing from them and so what we're trying to do is bypass the red tape. these medicines are headed to a medical clinic onhe

called august what dea much it's very difficult for that area to receive critical supplies, medical supplies, medications, antibiotics, insulin, those types of things. this jet leader has charted erd will first land in fort lauderdale and then head to the hur hurricane rav vaijed island. i was at the drugstore late last night trying to get a few things that i didn't have. i was at the checkout and a guy heard me talking to somebody else and ask ed me what i was doing and i told him. he pulled out his credit card and he said what i was buying like $500 worth of stuff. he said, no, no, let me get this. out of the blue. leader says he will not return home empty handed. we're actually going to take back five or six dialysis patients who are unable to get, you know, treatment down t

going to bring them up to florida where they have some family members and they've got set up dialysis clinics. ethan leaders mercy flights just one of many from our area helping those hurting in you puerto rico . bob barnard fox5 local news. >> i love seeing when moments of tragedy bring out the best of people. >> they certainly do. we have some of the best weather we could ask for right now, too. let's check in with sue and get the late osmose what we have coming in. it is an absolutely spectacular day. since you were talking about a package with tropical connections i just wanted to update you on the tropics because we are still continuing in hurricane season until november 30 and just today the national hurricane center says there's an area that needs to be watched, has a 40 percent chance in the and eventually could be heading toward the golf of medication could he. nothing has forme

area of low pressure that needs to be watched and then there's a low risk of some development here not too far from cuba than a we could see that some of our pictures here. this is just a frontal boundary pulling up a loft moisture. by the way, we could use some moisture. a low chance of development. if the the system in the carribean were to develop the next name up would be nate, tropical storm nate. but we're hoping it doesn't develop. believe me we're hoping. we are developing a beautiful evening. seventy-five. what a gorgeous day. clouds are far and few between. there is a little bit more heat out here and eventually we're going to see 80 s getting back in here. in can pennsylvania, we'll see the temperatures climbing a little bit tomorrow. a beautiful evening ahead. 7:00 temperature with clear skies, about 69- degree, by 9:00, 66 and just a few clouds around at 11:00 with a temperature of 64. so what can you expect tomorrow? well, the high pressure that's

suppressing the clouds and giving us a beautiful day is going to new jersey a little bit to the east and as it does swlied to the east our wind direction changes and we get a little bit warmer. so we'll tap some of that heat that we just saw out here in the low 80s and pull it in this direction. still a very nice day, but a little bit warmer. we're going to get a little closer to 80- degrees. i also wanted to mention this. we are terribly dry. we have now had a stretch of 20 days in which we have had no rain and the record stretch of days without rain is 34 and that's in 2007. so we do believe there's a chance of some showers in here, monday, tuesday , a very slight chance thursday north and west but we could use a little of that. i don't know if that will be tropical moisture or no. that will continue to have to be watched. in the short term we have gorgeous weather local limit soak it up while you you can. back to you. up next, a grieving father is lashing out at the justice system that he says moved

story next. you knew there was a problem and he with you were asked about it you lied. this is about personal responsibility and either way you you should be fired. >> things get heated on cap l toll hill. how the wells fargo responds calls for him to be fired after the bank's fake account scandal.

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>> two years aftermath yew roth was killed in a collision with two raising drivers his father has been told he will have to wait another year before the case goes to trial. it's a fact that has left him incensed by the justice system. paul wag wagner live with that story. >>reporter: dave roth walked out of dv spreer other \court\court deeply angry with a justice he says could

could not seem about the trial. how can they drag this on so long? it kills the family. it it's you up every day, but these guys should be put in jail and justice has to be done. roth is talking about ryan thompson, a former d.c. firefighter and raised tonight she had murray, two men accused of raising each other up 16th street at speeds reaching 100 miles an hour in july of 2015. a race ending in a crash that claimed the life of matthew roth, a recent graduate of the university of maryland who had just gun his career. the delay seems to be just the court system in general. they could have got this thing done in a year if you pushed it. i also think because they're not he det contained nobody cares and it just gets purkd to the back. murray and thompson are both facing second degree murder charges and have so far insisted ongoing to trial. a recent attempt to be tried separately was denied this week by the judge. my wife can't

show up to this. it kills her every day. she, it's tornado watch torture. for more than two years roth has driven down from new jersey for every single hearing. the trial is now scheduled for september of next year. paul wagner, fox5 local news. >> coming up, another confederate flag controversy in virginia intensifies. angelica lee hem l hill is on this story angelica lee. >>reporter: sarah, jim, the county ruled it can stay, but opposition to that confederate flag along i95 continues and now vandals have taken it to another level. we'll have that story anthrax coming up. that new surveillance images at a purse snatching at a parking lot. we'll tell you where thieves are . coming up next.

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headlines on this tuesday, a former us post office manager was sentenced to more than eight years for a federal corruption and drug distribution. prosecutors said the group containing hundreds of pounds of marijuana were not inspected at a northwest d.c. post office. a man charged with sexually assaulting a woman along a popular trail in fairfax is now facing more chargeses. jeremiah toll i is charged with seven kowns of sexual assault. the 18 year old is columns burglary and theft chargeses for stealing bicycles in delaware. investigators are still trying to identify the other thieves involved. in anne arrundel, this is surveillance video of a purse naching in walmart. this happened last thursday. a an elderly woman told officers a man approached her, snatched her purse and took off and right now that suspect is still at

there is still opposition to a large confederate flag thrieg over interstate u95 in stafford county, but now someone has vanld liesed it. the spray paint and other damage over the weekend. angelica lee hem anjali hemphill is live at the county where protestors plan to speak out. >>reporter: sarah, jim, there are still a lot of people who oppose this confederate flag. even though the county has ruled that it can stay you can see behind me some of the people gathering for a pro diversity tailgate, they plan to speak out at tonight's board meeting here meanwhile stafford county is planning to display their feelings. this shows what's left hyped by vanned als. above flies a 830 by 30-foot flag in

controversy. mr. cash had observed some vandalism on the flagpole. there was in spray paint the words he take it down and racist. there was also some damage to the rope that's used to hoist the flag. there's also a blahing that says virginia that's on the flagpole and it seemed like there may have been an attempt to remove that plague , but they were unsuccess ful. fox5 spoke with cash about his flag back in september. we're just trying to preserve our history and honor our and zest tosser. we're southerners. this is sot it. investigators believe the damag ed happened sometime between september 24 and octobes have now been installed on the property to keep watch. but i have recently had occasion to give this board advice once again about their legal standing vis-a-vis the flag and the flagpole and the consequences of what they can and c

and i have concluded without he equivocation both back in 2014 and now that this county has no legal authority to require the removal of that confederate flag from that private property on that flagpole which is 80 feet in height. tempers flared when the county attorney made the decision last night that cash could fly the flag in his backyard where it is visible to drivers along i9 a. it really is a very frightening and visceral reaction people have to that flag. meanwhile this local woman susan crowsier successfully petitioned to flag her own black lives matter flag in her yard. icon democrat in the strongest possible terms the vandalism that occurred to the flagpole on the cash property. i've worked tirelessly in the last seven weeks to use the system

flag in our communitiment this type of behavior only sets back our work for justice and our cause for piece. cash's next door neighbor says the vandals also damaged her mailbox in a similar fashion. whoever is responsible is facing charges ever vandalism and trespassing and could face up to a year in jail. live in stafford, anjali hemphill, fox5 local news. >> lawmakers lashed out at the former head of ex which fax today demanding answers for that massive data breach. the credit reporting agency former ceo richard smith testified before a senate subcommittee. yesterday equifax revealed an additional 2.5 million americans may have been affected by the hack that happened over the summer. that brings the total to 145 million people. you knew there was a problem and when you were asked about it you lied. this

about personal responsibility. wells fargo cheated \million\mills of people for years. the federal reserve should remove all of the current board members who served during the fake account scam. and mr. sloan, you say you've been making changes at wells fargo for 30 years but you enable this fake account scam, you got rich off it and then you tried to cover it up. at best you were incompetent, at worst you were complies it. in either way you should be fired. senator elizabeth warren not mincing words on the wells fargo asked and answered l al telling the chief executive that he should be fired and things got heated as warren reprimanded the bank scandal and other problems over the past year. i think the reason that i'm the right person to run this question today not withstanding the criticism is because i have been making change at this company for 30 years. i

but having the knowledge of the company, having the ability to make the change, the actions that i've taken since i've become ceo 111 months ago have made fundamental change at this p can. are you kidding? look, you've been there for 30 years and everyone of my colleagues on both the republican side and the disemmic side have spoken so far have talked about a broken culture at wells fargo, have talked about the fact that the problem starts with leadership. wells fargo reached a $195 million settlement a year ago after the branch staff opened accounts without the customer' authorization. the cub and embassy here in d.c. could see some changes coming its way that's because the trump administration is expelling 15 zimmerman mats from the us. that decision follows the

government's decision last week to cut the embassy staff in havana by half. unexplained attacks that have harmed 21 americans in havana. cuban den ies the attacks. the expels diplomats being expelled have nine days to leave the country. the former first couple celebrating 25 years of marriage today, the obamas tied the note on october 3, 1992 in their hometown of chicago. they met in the wind windy city when michelle was assigned to barack twenty-five years later the couple is still going strong. in a happy anniversary tweet, the former first lady called barack her best friend and the most extraordinary man she knows . congratulations. more details emerging on the mass suiting in las vegas. we're

family. what we're learning about the gunman's father's criminal past. plus how he ended up on the fbi's ten most wanted list. those families need our prayers right now. congressman steve scalise reacting to the shooting and talks about what he believes is the power of prayer. caitlyn, good afternoon to you both. it's been another picture perfect weather day out there. sunshine and temperatures in the low 70s. right where they should be for early october. we're going to warm up, keep the descrie weather for better or worse, we could use some rain, but summer, at least the summer- like temperatures sneak ing back into the seven day forecast. i'll have it for you on the other side of the break when fox5 news returns right after this. pass in a noisy world ...

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>> more details are emerging tonight arrested on an outstanding that mass shooting in las vegas. we learned this afternoon the suspected gunman, steven paddock worked as a male carrier and as an irs agent disek aides ago. we're also learning about his father is who you're seeing on your screen. when paddock was just seven years old his father was arrest ed for bank rob rivment escaped and end up on the fbi's ten most wanted list. at some point he changed his name to benjamin erickson and moved to springville, illinois. that tragic, ironic connection to springfield and his criminal past and how his son gets engaged in a weapons related tragedy like this. erickson was on the run for about ten years before police caught him. investigators say erickson also ran a

among the many offering condolences in the las vegas shooting. since he was critically wounded in june by a gunman at a congressional baseball practice in alexandria scalise says it was the power of prayer that helped his family through recovery. i continue to just let everybody know who pray ed for me during those tough times how much it meant. and on that same token jennifer and i pray for the people that were involved in the nevada shooting obviously with so much loss of live and so many other people that are still injured today. those people need our prayers. house speaker paul ryan says there is no plan for the house to act soon on an nra backed bill. the gop lead congress had been pushing on measures to include restrictions and one to allow people with concealed ca

into other states. >> five:43. it has been nice, the best that early october has to offer. the major league play offs kickoff tonight. it's going to feel like the middle of summer as the nats take the field. i believe at five:30 on saturday. an exciting weekend of course in washington. that's a few days away. it is only tuesday. we're always looking at the weekend, of course. the weather, yes, we'll be warming back up. maybe not as hot, last week was hot. we'll get some summer-like temperatures. the sun going down on the tops of the national mall and most of downtown washington as sunset about an hour away. as we go through october and get closer to daylight saving time ending in early november it will become very

nose why it anal when we lose the hour in the evening. still pretty chilly as we fallback into the 40s and 50s. very cool the past couple of mornings, but the warming interpreted will start up tomorrow. and don't look to dip too far blow 60s degrees. that includes mid 80s thursday, friday and even into saturday. rain chances, he though, hold off into next week, but it does look like we could have some healthy rain chances. we are in a bit of deficit and that could mean some tropical moisture headed our way early next week. seventy-three in annapolis, it is pleasant, comfortable, beautiful. look at this warm air nosing northward across the mid-western states, 83 in cincinnati, a but a taste of winter out west. they had snow. 606 in denver and that's

the cooler air in the front has moved ease ward. you can see the span of chicago. just rain, not snow, but this is the time of year where out west they start to get the first glims of wintry weather. clearly the ridge of high pressure is overhead. i want to who he you the latest fall foliage report that has come n. we're starting to see some color now in northern new england, the add ronics, wisconsin, locally it's pretty low color. our peak is not until late october. most of the washington area is low color . that's moderate. and again pockets of high color including the mountains in west virginia. if you're taking a weekend drive, shenandoah, you're going to see some beautiful fall color over the next few days. our foliage season could be a little minimal , 79 there on wednesday,

friday and saturday. what we need is more of these cool nights and it would be nice to have some rain, but it doesn't look like we get that any time soon. the seven day forecast showing the warming trend through the weekend. moisture sneaking back in possibly as early as sunday. we could get a healthy dose of some rain showers monday and tuesday. that's the way it looks for now back over to you. coming up, the virginia dmv orders a driver to hand over an obscene license plate. we'll show you y. a new look into the mansion mystery that shook the nation. where new declues are being revealed in a captivating story. it feels good to be back. ♪ ♪ ♪

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>> it's a story behind the story that we don't always know. is there somebody else out there. >> they might have found the guy 's dna off some pizza or something like thament it sends

crime. i'm sarah frazer and this is my pod cast partner. this is the guy who is making all these videos and edits, shooting and making everything look good. so we wanted to kind to talk to you guys about episode one of the mansion mumpletd it's a fox5 true crime pod cast that we are releasing. and the big release is happening tomorrow of that pod cast. sarah frazer is here to tell us a little bit more about the big pod cast, the mansion murders. this involves the mystery -- i wasn't here at the time during the sarah frazer lop us murders, but the interest is worldwide. it is worldwide and the story as you guys know and sarah, you you you you remember, you were here? a. there has been so many ongoing questions about this whole thing. one of the biggest ones as you may remember when this first happened and even months

said that multiple people did this. but here we are over two and a half years later no one else has been arrested, no one has ever been named a suspect. darren wentz is the only one we we hear about. he's in jail and he's pledded not guilty to t all charges. episode one takes a look at some of the players that you may have forgotten about that are really involved with this and kind of lays the ground work for where they are now, which some of them have some . who are some of the people that you talked to or maybe one of the guests that really shed some light into the family or the murder case itself >> well, the big part of this sear eerks it's a six-part series will be we have an interview with sarah frazer man a went, who is darren went's sister and it's the first time that a family member has ever spoken to the press in length. one of the interesting parts about this is you're going to

ge t more. he's never even spoken himself. that was a big moment tomorrow on the episode, our own marina maracco and paul wagner who really worked this story when it came out, they sort of also talk about a lot of the information that was coming in behind the scenes and i think, too, you'll be surprised because of course now we know two and a half years later that some of that information wasn't necessarily accurate and of course some new things have developed. i'm curious from your perspective here, because you looked at the story kind of as an on looker when it happen. you did your radio thing, but as a journalist you kind of put on a different hat for this. >> yes, i had to. yes, for the first time. i'm curious, for somebody that looked at this from that perspective of the curiosity factor and then really delve in and get an inside sense of what happened. how did that work for you. >> the big efs thing i found is

the story. when the stories comings out we're all dealing with what we have. when the story dwies down and you you you go and you talk with some of the friends that were the friends, you're like, wait a minute, this is an ebb tirely different picture. that shocked me when you really have time to kind of dig under the surface what you discover. i look at making a murder which was big on netflix i know nothing about this case, but i was thoroughly fascinated by it and it really has rekindled a lot of interest in these cases that are still well up in the air. >> absolutely. i think this case, you know, had everything. they had money. they were good looking. they are knee this incredibly affluent neighborhood less than a half a mile from the vice-president's home. you you are also going to discover on this pod cast that it's incredibly rare that a family is held in their home for 19 hours hostage. that usually doesn't

happen. most people, they're looking for you when you're not at home. so there's some very bizarre elements of this story, too. and again, how people can find the pod cast, what do people need to know. they can go to our website, fox5dc.com for sure. we're going to have a recap video that will show you some of the scenes that are very important to this story. fox5dc.com, that ill with be up, but for your phoneses, iphone users you've got the ipod cast. you can serve. android users, you've got audible, google play as wevment you put a little pre view out and it's got a great response. sarah, good seeing you. >> yes, thank you. >> coming up, dining with dogs in the district. that's transition. will residents be allude to bring their pups to restaurants. what the d.c. council voted on today. this is what a lot of people have been talking about, emergency food kits

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yes, this was a votement the d.c. city council has voted to ray lou dogs on restaurant patio s. after the d.c. department of health started to crack down on the issue, a lot of people paying attention to that story. cost congressional district is rolling out three emergency food kits that will last up to 25 years. they're selling us for $4,000, a one year supply of food, wheat, rice , gra nola, and includes some beef, chicken, sugar and salt. go for the lower cost version. tony and shawn, of course standing by for your newscast at six. there they are and the news starts right now. this is fox5 local news

right now at six, we're learning more about the victims killed in the la mas car. but we're live in vague as with the late breaking details on the casement we're also following the latest on a local woman who was seriously hurt in the shooting. plus, a man with autism was diseubed out of hundredses of dollars. his mother reached out to fox5 for help. we'll tell you what you can do to help identify the scam artist. the you news at six starts right now . and we begin tonight with the latest on the mass shooting in las vegas. we're learning more about the victims and the gunman. police found 23 guns in steven paddock's hotel room. they also confirmed he had a device called a bump tack. it allowed to tun his guns into rapid fire weapons. he also had video cameras in and suit idea. when officer reached the sweat he fired through the