this is fox5 local news at ten. right now at ten, it's a story you'll only see on fox5, a west virginia man witnessed his wife get shot in the las vegas massacre. tonight he's sharing his story and his heartache a fox5 exclusive. and more de tails unfolding tonight about the deadly shooting. the new developments we're learning about the gun man. plus an atta

driver could mean permanent changes for some metro riders. the news at ten starts right now . there's a lot to tell you tonight. we gin with new de tails and dramatic new video in the la massacre. we just learned that the 59 person death toll includes the shooter steerch paddock. federal investigators learned paddock had devices called pump stocks that allow him to turn them into rapid fire. they found 23 guns in his hotel room. the shooter 's girlfriend is a person of interest. the fbi is bring ing her back to the us tomorrow for questioning. we mentioned dramatic new video at a news conference within the hour police showed a compilation of body camera video before responding officers knew exactly where the gunfire was coming from. take a look. go that way . g

gunshots coming from over there, go that way. go that way. at this point they're still trying to figure out where the rounds are coming from. it just goes to show the confusion that everybody was going through at that moment in time. we have team coverage tonight, hal ice inner is live in las vegas. we're gin with marina maracco. like thousands of other concert goers were in las vegas this couple was in las vegas for a weekend of fun and music. in the next couple days tony about your indicts will be flying back alone. she was my wife for 32 years, married happy limit denise and her husband, tony about your burditis was in las vegas

singers. she could be in a venue with 30,000 people she was talking to the person next to her. just hours before denise was killed the couple from martinsburg west virginia was already planning their third trip back. the initial shots i did not think it was gunfire. tony and denise were standing halfway to the stage in an area that was less crowded. he says the panic was palpable, but they were still able to maneuver freely as they made their way out. it wasn't until the second burst when tony, a retired green beer ray realized they were in the direct line of gunfire. on our way out disee nice was struck. she was immediately unconscious. i stayed with her there. her wounds were pretty bad. another gentleman stopped and we moved her back oon then finally got the ability to move her outside the fence. we loaded her

up truck that was out there and started on our way to the hospital. denise was a lifelong banker and had just decided to pursue a college degree. she was a mother of two and in february she would have been a grandmother for the fifth time. as soon as i know denies is on her way home i'll get on my way home and get become to the family. wobs i know she's on a plane. sadly we have learned there were more local victims. this is tin a frosh she graduat ed from anne arrundel high school roughly ten years ago. she was in the conference when she was shot in her right eye. she remains in the icu in a medically induced coma. they held a moment of silence this evening. her family flew to las vegas to be by her side. i can't imagine what they all -- all these families must be going through, marina. i'm so g

we're hearing these stories, you hear the numbers, but these are people with families and lives weave and we've got to honor them and we've got to hear their stories. >> without a duty. >> our team coverage continues now. hal ice ner is life in las vegas as a make-shift memorial has grown for these victims. >>reporter: you know you talk about not knowing what it must be like for these families. i'll tell you after talking to some of them today it's impossible to get into their shoeses. take a look over here this is a make-shift memorial. it's at the corner of las vegas and sahara. and it's again go growing throughout the day, messages of love and sort of a sense of feeling about what happened here in las vegas. family members who themselves have suddenly found themselves to bury their loved ones. here's one of those stories. i want to

corner and just cry. dixie roy ball was in las vegas to take custody of her husband body. steven paddock had an armory in his hotel room and 22,000 cross concert goers. like disiks i's husband was shot in his chest. she accident find out until monday. i don't even have words for how bad it is. dixie understandably is still in shock . it's just horrible. his mother, you know, i feel so bad for everybody that's been affected. dixie will take her husband body back to correspond own a. i won't leave vague as without him. i'm not going to leave here without my husband and his mother and his father feel the exact same way. she does nt know what will b

except she'll remember christopher's sense of humor. you have to smile when you talk about him. he's just so joyful and happy all the time and everyone -- he's such a golf ball and i'm like i know. he's like a best friend. she says after all, he was the love of her life. it's not how a fairytale is supposed to end, but -- but now she has to bury him. take th a look at this sign. many of big lighted signs in las vegas. we've been there for you during the good times, thank you for being there for us now. you have las vegas strong signs. you have for las vegas signs. everybody in this community to do their very best to try to come back from this very bad situation. i'm a hal i sner, fox news. >> we also have breaking news from hurricane rav vaijed puerto rico the death toll has more than doubled from 16 t

news comes just hours after president trump arrived back in washington following his visit to the island today. we'll have much more on the the president president's trip anthrax to it coming up later in this broadcast. new tonight, a d.c. man is under arrest after threatening to kill a metro bus driver. police say he refused to pay his fare, then confronted the driver with a knife. it is the latest in the string of several disturbing attacks on bus drivers. fox five lindsay watts is live in the district with details. >>reporter: a union representative for drivers says he fears somebody is going to lose their life if more than isn't done to prevent these kinds of attacks. there have been dozens of attacks on metro bus drivers in this past year. in just a little over a month we have seen a driver doused with yeurn, another sprayed with juice and now threatened with a knife while all behind the wheel . an afternoon pickup on eighth

metro bus driver fearing for his life. we talked to him and he said i'm glad to go home to my family. as the bus doors opened on the x2 line the driver says he saw a guy whos has been a problem before, a known fair evader shall also arrested this summer accused of fighting at a metro station. the gentleman came on the bus, refused to pay his fair and pulled a knife on the operator. according to the police report, the suspect allegedly told the driver rkts i'll kill you you the next time i see you. police say when they later arrested him he continued to make threats. while over all crime is down on metro assault on bus drivers are up more than 20 percent over last year. there have been 66 so far in 2017. you you remember this shocking incident in august when a rider doused a driver with urine. then last week police say this woman sprayed a driver with sunny delight. both instance dentsz

misdemeanors. metro union leaders say it's time for lawmakers to make all assaults on drivers automatic felonies like in some other cities. folks know it's a misdemeanor, look what happens. the union wants more transit police officers on buses. if you don't respect the system and don't respect the ride, then you shouldn't be able to get on the ride. metro currently doesn't have any policy to ban or suspend riders. but a spokesman tells me tonight that now metro is looking at the possibility of creating one. the suspect in de 's incident is devon and ni. he's now facing charges with a dangerous weapon and threats to do body harm. >> lindsay watts, fox5 local news. a thef conned a man with autism out of his cash. his mother came to fox5 for help. we'll tell you how you can

the mother of a local man with autism called fox5 for help after a thieve swindled her son out of his

someone will recognize the con man from sewer pick yours. it happened on rockville pike at navy federal. the victim you see here convinced the 22 year old that he needed to deposit his bank. then withdrew $600 from the victim's account from the atm. they were absolutely targeting him because of his autism and his iq and his result ing desire to try to get a long and be friends. they absolutely saw him as an easy mark. i'm sure as things pan out we'll find out that they've done it before. again, she's hoping that you recognize these men. these are pretty clear pictures here. also we've learned that navy federal said that it is working wh

victim to resolve those issues. help her catch this guy, help police catch this guy. rarely do we get pictures that clear. >> go ahead, tony perkins. turn ing now to the weather. i think it's a clear night, right. >> i'm turning to the weather. >> here we are. it is actually a clear night. it's another gorgeous night, tony, shawn, getting cool out there, but a little bit of morning chill never hurts anybody and we expect sthees things in october i wanted to show you high temperatures today because we are about to begin a little bit of a warming trend and temperatures tomorrow will be about four, maybe 5-degrees warmer than the numbers you see here that are our highs for the day. yes, we are headlining the beginning of a little bit of a warmup and you'll really feel it thursday and friday of this week . check of temperatures at 10:00, there are a lot of 50s in there, 54 winchester, 552 manassas, frederick 54, d.c. is about 64-degrees, annapolis a little warmer near

. whens minister 59 as well. upper 40s once again in the suburbs. a few clouds around but definitely on the chilly side as we head toward morning. for the forecast for tomorrow we expect to see again a good amount of sunshine and then a warmer temperature of about 79- degrees. for the kids at the bus stop tomorrow morning i'll give you an idea of what to expect, 54 to 6306 and still some upper 40s at the bus stop. after school very pleasant and mild 81. we could use some rain . it's possible we could get some helpful rain that might have a tropical connection. we'll have that ahead on the seven day forecast. tony and shawn. >> it's a murder mystery that shocked the country. that's right, a new look into the d.c. mansion murder mystery and the many unanswered questions still surrounding this case.

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tonight's rewind to the crime takes a look at one of d.c. tion most shocking recent crimes. the vision murders of a couple, their son and their housekeeper inside their northwest mansio. the saga of what happened inside woodland drive is now the focus of a seven-part fox5 pod cast called the mansion murders. the first episode debuts tomorrow. today fox5's paul wagner joins us with an i be in-depth look at the case. the came against darin within the came together fast. firefighter knew what happened in raised tonight room on the second floor. there's a crime. as that word spread the chief of police came to the scene, along with the mayor. upon our personnel entering the house on woodland drive to ex extinguish the fire

discovered four victims in the house. we know that there is a important shall, a 2008 blue por sche911 that was last seen at this home this morning around ten:30 and has not been seen since. we now have located that car. that blue porsche was found behind a torch in new carlson where it had been deliberately tosh muched from a man found running from the scene . the darren wint carry go the cash. investigators went to work quickly finding a key piece of evidence in the case, a pizza crust that prosecutors say contained the saliva and dna of darin wibt. just a few days later chief lanier was back in front of the cameras with this. he we

of interest. right now it doesn't appear that this was just a random crime, but there is a connection through the business of the suspect and the family business. american iron works in maryland where darin wint had once worked as a welder . he was in custody, ar rested by us marshals who had tracked him from new york. two years later he is still awaiting trial, a trial that may or may not answer some of the most troubling questions like why, why was that family targeted. motive is nice. people always want to understand why something happened. however, the motive that exists might not be one that we can understand. it's only known to him. as we re examined the case two years later we asked former homicide detective jim train up and bernie grim to give some insight on not only how these cases come together, but on how

defended. you have to base your zeff on what they have and what they think they're going to get your job is to destruct, deny and aniel ate the government's case to the extent you can. zna according to a lot of people isn't infallible. actually it's not. this is what is left of the sa plus home. it's an ement empty lot now. darin went carried out a vicious attack killing three members of the family and setting the fire on fire getting a way with $40,000 why did darin wint come here, was this some sort of revenge and how did he get into the house and did he have help? it is one of the most baffling un answered questions, since the police were the first to first to say the detectives didn't think the killer acted alone. two years out and no one else has been arrested, what's your take on it. >> just because no

arrested doesn't mean they don't have another suspect. that's one angle l to look at it. they may have dna from somebody else, but they just haven't been able to connect them to a crime, or they may have a good lead on somebody, but they haven't developed the necessary probable cause. or he may have been alone and in control. think about highjackings before 9/11, people were trained, do the what the highjacker wants, everybody will be safe and we'll get out of this alive. that could very well be what happened herement he got control of one person and everybody else just complied with his orders until it was too late and they couldn't resist any further. when you look at it from the other side, whether or not he was alone, it could work for the defense. if you're a defense attorney, you're asking the government we want to know who this other person is because our defense could be that guy was the ring leader. he was the guy telling w

to do and wint quo say, listen, i went there to argue with the guy over the fact that i was fired. all of a sudden it turned into a robbery, a kidnapping, the house got burned down. i didn't have any part of it. i was there under duress myself. and with the trial still at least a year away, jim train up says the work for prosecutors and detectives never stops. you're always trying to test tour assumptions and to make sure that you aren't falling victim to t tunnel vision. i don't care how think you you you you you you you good you think your evidence is. it's still a crap shoot. the trial has been delayed so they can retest all the dna, a defend that is already busy examining hundreds of items discovered in the course of investigating one of the district's most troubling and vial crimes. with fox5's re wind to the crime, i'm

wagne. episode one of the mansion murders pod cast drops tomorrow morning. iphone users can download it from i tunes or find it in the pod cast app, android users can get it on google play. it will also be on our fox5 d.c. facebook page and on fox5dc.com. coming up next, it's fox5 news at 10:30. coming up at 10:30 an invasive search by d.c. police officers. a man ace officers crossed the line and acted inappropriately and tonight he's talking only to fox5. stay with us, the 10678. thirty is next. it feels good to be back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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in is fox5 local news at ten:30 right now at ten:30, the latest on the investigation into the deadly las vegas shooting. police are learning more about how the gunman planned the massacre, but the motive is still a mystery. then a man say s d.c. \police\police subject ed him

invasive body search for seemingly no reason. tonight, he's talking only to fox5. and a local business owner spearhead ing an effort to help the people of puerto rico. how he's getting the much needed medical supplies. we start with new details in from las vegas police now who say the death toll of 59 apparently includes the gunman. police are also re leasing dramatic new body come raised tonight. take a look. >> that body camera video was taken from officers before they knew where the gunfire was coming from. we're also learn ing that the shooter had cameras rigged both inside and outside his hotel room so he can see law enforcement approaching he had devices called bump stocks on 12 of the 23 guns that turned them into rapid

weapons. meanwhile his girlfriend is a person of interest. the fbi is bringing her back to the us tomorrow for questioning. we're also learn ing more about the shootings. two of the victims are from our area. of marina maracco is live with those stor ies. >>reporter: a west virginia couple was in las vegas for a long weekend. tony about your indicts will be flying back without his wife. they were catching the festival forth second time. on sunday they were making plans to go again yet next year. those plans forever erased when denies was shot dead with 57 other victims on her way out denise was struck . she was immediately unconscious and i stayed with her there. her wounds were pretty bad. another gentleman stopped and we moved her back and then finally got the ability to move her outside the fence. we loaded up in someone's pickup truck thatas

started on our way to the hospital and she left us prior to making it to the hospital. among other victims, tin a frost . she graduated from anne arrundel high school roughly ten years ago. she was at sunday's concert at las vegas when she was shot in the right eye. tonight tin a remains in the icu in a medically induced coma. the anne arrundel high school had a moment of silence tonight her family flew to las vegas to be by her side. >> a man in southwest publicly humiliated him and it was caught on camera by a by tanner. he is asking pd whether the search broke any policiesment. >>reporter: the man says this search video right here, it crossed the line. he says he felt violated by how invasive and public it was and in the end the officer found nothing illegal on him. it was my birthday. we were all sitting

were going to do for my birthday . this man who doesn't want us to use his name or show a closeup of his face. he says last week he and some pamly members were in the southwest neighborhood getting ready to celebrate his birthday and then police officers pulled up. hospital out of the car as they always do and say anybody got any guns. everybody say no. what the man decides a jump out, the d.c. police accident says officers don't do that anymore. police say the man consented to the search. but here's what happens next. he ain't got nothing on him. he stuck his finger -- the man's search says the invasive is entirely inappropriate. notice where it's happening right on the sidewalk for anyone to see. the man's cousin shot the video. i feel violated. i'm a groan man i'm a manually man and for you to stick

region is uncomfortable for me. stop fingering for me. stop moving. according to the police report, officers stopped the man because he apeertd to be dripping in public. the man he searched had a bottle with a ping liquid and an odor consistent with alcohol. in his report, the officer justifies by saying he saw small objects in the man's socks that looks like package drugs. the man told the officer it was a small amount of marijuana which is legal in the district. the officer never found any illegal drugs and the man was never charged. i told him it was my birthday. in my mind i try to see things from different perspective ts, from the other side. and in my mind he said, okay, it's your birthday. well, let me mess that up for you. and i asked mp d if the search was consistent with their l policies or if the officers is under investigation for his

answer those questions other than to say the man could be sented to the search. the man says he's already contacted the american civil liberties union and is in the pros of filing a citizen complaint against the officer. thanks. president trump visited puerto rico this morning to assess the impact of hurricane maria. there he met with locals and talked with local government leaders accord ing to the mayor of san juan who has been critical of how the trump administration has been handling relief efforts. the president praised federal as says terrence in the territory so far but he did take a swipe at the cost of the storm response. i hate to el you puerto rico, but you've thrown our budget a little out of whack because we've sent a lot of money on puerto rico and that's fine. every death is a horror, but if you look a at real contact tas trophy like katrina and you look at the hundreds and hundreds of peopleha

you look at what happened here with really a storm that was just totally over bearing, nobody has ever seen anything like this. nearly two weeks after of maria 95 percent of the island till without power. and you heard the president mentioned the fema budget. puerto rico's governor suspected the island has 90 billion-dollar . a man is chartering a jet to fly supplies to puerto rico. he has no family ties to the island, but wanted to do something to help. bob barnard has the story. reporter roar it's just after dawn at dulles interest national airport. bethesda business lied errette and leader is up early getting ready to bring a if you dozen duffle bags filled with medical supplies to puerto rico. mostly we have medications, insulin, all kinds of antibiotics all packed up these

contributed by some really great partners. leader as images of the devastation and desperation in puerto rico inspired him to do something. i would say in a couple of weeks, or even less 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 just bypass the red tape. these medicines are het headed to a medical clippic on the western part of the island, a town called aqua deer a. it's very difficult for that part to get medications, antibiotics, insulin, vaccines, those types of things. this jet leader has chattered will first land in port lauderdale and then head with another plane loaded with medical supplies to the hurricane rav vaijed i

drugstore late last night to get a few extra things that i didn't have and i was at the checkout and a guy heard me talking to somebody else and asked me what i was doing. i told him. and he pulled out his credit card and he said what i was buying was like $500 worth of stuff. he said, no, let me get this out of the blue. leader says he will not return home empty hand ed. we're actually going to take back five or six dialysis patients who are unable to get treatment down there so we're going to bring them up to florida where they have family members and their set up in dialysis clinics. ethan leader 's mercy flights just one of those in our area to help those hurting in puerto rico. >> new tonight in the district, a city council member is offering to help illegal immigrants recently arrested during these ice razor. these

documented people where 14 were arrested. at large council member ed grasso called the raid or anyone who knows them to contact his office for legal help. grasso will be on fox5 news morning to talk about this at 8:00. >> up next, we are learning more about the impact of a massive disat a breach at yahoo. it now l involves bills of accounts and it's not just e-mail. the lat est on the breach coming up next. as we well know we've had a string of beautiful days and tomorrow will be another one. the counties now at 20. that is not a record, but we are border ing on the edge of drought . the record is 34 days without rain and that was set in 2007. there may be a chance of some rain coming early next week and some of it may have a tropical connection. there are two areas we're watching tonight in the tropics. i'll be talking about that. i'll have the seven day forecast. it's just

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>> welcome back, you might remember when four years ago when yeah yahoo h considered a pretty big security breach. tonight we're learning the security breach was far first than first rrted. yahoo now say s the breach covered all three bill accounts that it had at the time. hackers got access to people's phone numbers, security numbers and birthdays. yahoo says they will let those not affected.

smith appeared before congress today. lawmakers want to know about the massive data breach and the timing during which the top three equal equal what fax executives sold their shares in the company. the hack was a result of humanerror and technology failures and apologized. disferlg tonight the political practice of trying to shape voting district to favor the party in power is now being tested in america's highest court. it's the first major case forth trump supreme court and its full staff of nine justices. fox's shannon breem has the latest. >>reporter: i said it's time to say that. former california governor schwarzeneggerer urging the supreme court to toss the electoral maps. opponents argue high-tech data have made the process so precise once the

party redraws district the minority may stay that for good but is extreme jerry man dering unconscious al. the heavily parts partisan district dissuade voters from heading to the polls . the result is priori daind in most of the district adding what becomes of the precious right to vote. when opponents by the redistrict called it a threat to democracy an a task is left better to junk s, chief justice responded the whole point is you're taking these issues away from democracy and you're throwing them into the courts pursuant to and it simply be my educational background i can only describe as social logical gobble goofnlg it's just potentially one of the cases on the docket. upcoming term and that is it will be mow meant us. also on

union dues for public employees, sports betting and the intersection of religious freedom and anti discrimination laws. in the case of a colorado baker who turned down a job for the same sex ceremony. i surf everybody who comes in. i welcome everybody into my shop. i just don't create cakes for every event that is presented to me. >> and of course the headliner, the president's so-called travel ban. in many ways it's a political judgment and historically the court has been very reluctant to tread into areas where it could be viewed as making a a little bit l california adjustment that is confined to the travel executive . it is said to be argued next week but after the administration issued yet another revised version the court pulled it from the calendar and asked both sides to explain wr whether the issue which could define the presidential power is now moot. >> stock pg up for an emergency, how costco is trying

easier for people to get prepared. we're back after this . .

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so costco wants to help you stock up for a disaster. the wholesaler is rolling out three emergency food kits that will last up to 25 years. they're selling for $1,000, $4,000 and $6,000. there's three different onesment the cheapest one has a one-year supply of food and is made up of nearly 100 cans of wheat, rice, gra nola, dried fruits and vegetables. it even includes beef, chicken, sugar and salt. ' sure they're descried. the more expensive kits provides a one year supply of food for families of four or more. >> isn't the purpose of costco already just to stock up? this is true. how many gra nola bars

apartment right now. >> make your own kits. courtesy is a sign of weakness when you're at the costco. get that cart going. i say to my husband he's waiving everybody by in the parking lot. we're going to be here all day. >> that place scares me. stay away on the even. it's intimidating. there's some big carts driving a along. if anyone is making a costco run the rest of this week. >> i think i would get something on the bash you queue because it's going to be grilling weather as we start to warm up again. mid 80 #-s and a touch of humidity. so, yeah. always interesting when that happens in october. some signs that there will be a pattern change to more significant cooler weather coming at the middle of the month, but enjoy this as we go forward. beautiful pictures coming from our bud i i ternlly stoaked. mark

gorgeous fall pictures. fall is starting to show up in the form of a few beautiful leaves here and there. we're seeing very low cover in terms of foliage. the color in the high spots through west virginia and maryland is gorgeous and well on its way with high color also through upstate new york and into new england. some good leaf peeping and this might be a good weekend to get it started. you might want to wait a couple more weeks if you want even more l column offer. you can head to the high spots and get what you need. we will be seeing more color, fall temperatures, 40s and 50s are the cooler temperatures. it will likely get closer to 830-degrees. we jump to the mid 80s thursday through saturday. i also showed you this a little while ago. we've now gone 20 days without

critically dry, but rain chances are going up a little bit next week and maybe some helpful and significant rain on monday and tuesday that could have a bit of a tropical connection which i'll show you in just a momentment a check of temperatures down to 49 culpeper, 59 dulles, 56 for gaithersburg, 59 for quantico, definitely on our way to that chilly night as promised with upper 40s to near 50 in the suburbs and about 56-degrees in the district. it will feel chilly. we are going to warm up again. seventy-nine tomorrow, mid 80s, thursday, friday, saturday 83 all of these days dry, i will say this about thursday. there is a front that tries to get close. it doesn't make it. there could be a few showers north and west, but not enough to make any kind of dent in our descrie conditions. high pressure will start to slid of on the coast. that is what begins the process of warming us up. we've had a lot of 80s to our south and w

a really nice day, just a little bit warmer than it was today. check out the temperatures, upper 70s to low 80s tomorrow afternoon. there could be a slight chance of a shower on thursday. there's a frontal boundary that will be getting closer. it doesn't actually make it lieu. but it could send a few showers in our descreks late thursday afternoon and into the evening mainly north and west of the district. now, there is a lot of tropical moisture, sub tropical moisture getting pulled into text right now up through the central planes and this is a trop l california system close to florida. this is -- both these areas are being observed by the national hurricane center. this could develop into something. it's certainly going to bring a lieutenant of tropical moisture into florida over the next couple of days and then a 50/50 schans of development in this area, the southwestern carribean and conditions are favorable for this to become a depression, maybe a tropical storm and if either of these develop the next name up is tropical storm nate. this one is

towards the golf of mexico. we're not done with watching tropical weather that is for sure. by the way, a lit of that gets pulled up into our area on monday and tuesday. short term you know it's dry. we are warm ing up. we have great baseball weather friday and saturdays as the nats and cubs are going to be in the playoffs monday and tuesday the possibility of rain that could be enhanced by a little bit of tropical moisture and we'll take every drop we can get that is for sure. that's your seven day forecast forecast. coming up next, fox5 news at 11. coming up at 11 dramatic new details about the las vegas mass shooting and the gunman behind it all. we're also hearing from a local man who lost his wife in the cheh office also ahead at 11 , it happened again, someone attacked another metro bus driver. we'll tell t you what happened and what the union i sa s need to happen now. those stories and more at 11.

this is fox5 local news at 11. right now at one s, the las vegas massacre, chilling new de tails about the gunman as we're hearing from the families of local victims, including the widow of a local woman. she was my wife for 32 years. happy married, gets stronger every day . also ahead, another metro bus driver was attacked. find out what it could mean for some metro riders. plus, the suspect ed con artist accused of ripping off a man with autism and another twist in the fight over this giant confederate flag . the news at 11 starts now . new tonight the las vegas police department release this dramatic new video. it is situated ohio from an