right fow at 10, dramatic new de tails about the las vegas gunman, the other targets he scouted. plus the gun control move that the nra supports. also ahead, a virginia woman accused of leaving her three young kids in a swelter hot car find out what led to the rescue

one on one with the star as he talks about filming the scene where he plays three people at once. your news starts now. off the top here, federal investigators continue to uncover dramatic new details about the last vagues asthmas car and the gunman behind it all . perhaps the most l chilling development is that steve paddock appears to have scoped out other targets. investigators say paddock booked a hotel room in chicago overlook ing the site where another music festival was taking place, but paddock did not who he upment they believe he also booked a room near another show on the vague as strip and possibly researched locations in boston. however, his motive remains a mystery. again again, begun control is another hot topic, bump stops which perform like fully

ra is supporting calls for regulation of these things. marina maracco is live at the capital with more tonight. marina. >>reporter: tony, sarah, in recent days the words bump stock have really become a part of our veer knack ar. investigators say they found 12 of those devices inside steven pat paddock's hotel room. this is the bump p fire stock that was used in la last vag ace. a powerful modification for a rival, one that investigators believe the gunman used to kill 358 subscribing times and nearly 500 others. it can increase the rate of fire for five fold. >> a up about p stock allows the gunman to shoot fasterment there is still a demand out there for people and machine guns? a. they're legal, but yet control the issue across state lines and along capital

today several high ranking republican, the white house and even the national rival association opening the door to possible new regulations on bum preponderance stops. despite the fact that the the oh bm ad mrgs approved the sale of bump fire stops on at least two occasions the national fire association is calling on the at f to immediately review whether these devices comply with federal law. the nra believes devices designed to allow semi automatic guns to be like rivals should be reviewed. that was backed today by top republicans, the congress and the white house. >> this afternoon, walmart as well as outdoor chains contact bell a's p pulled bump p stops from their sites. >> new tonight, two d.c. men are under arrest accused of attacking a metro bus driver. police say eric homes seen here as well as another

fall threw as gas can at a driver on an x2 bus near 14th and h streets in northeast. the attack is just the latest in a spike in assaults on metro bus drivers. today transit workers gathered to demand changes to improve safety for them and riders. fox5's lindsay watts is live with what's being done. lindsay. >>reporter: tony, after that gathering today of metro workers and union leaders, we went to d.c. council members to find out would they support making all assaults on transit workers automatic felonies and what we found out is that at least two d.c. council members are already working on legislation that would do just that. it has been open season on transit workers at metro. there have been 67 assaults on bus drivers so far this year according to metro. on september 15, two operators were threatened with gunsment on october 3 an operator had a knife pulled on him. a

course there was the woman who threw urine on her driver an attack considered only a misdemeanor. in some city ts all assaults on bus drivers are considered felony offense he. so we are proposing legislation called the transit act of 2017. wants the increased penalties to protect drivers in the district when their lives are in jeopardy equally yours is in jeopardy. we have to make sure we put ramificationses in place to protect the worker. i'll be interest seducing a bill shortly that does that. council member and metro board chairman jack evans has the same idea. we let him know about weitz' plan. i didn't know he was, so i'll reach out to tray on and well and see if we can work on something together. it's incumbent upon us to think of ways to protect our service work ers. while the union also wants to see the change in maryland and virginia they especially want d.c. leaders to act because the

line has been such a problem. we know we can't stop every a sawcialghts every crime. we know it, but there has to be something done to curtail this to bring those numbers down. tonight mayor muriel bowser's office couldn't tell us whether specifically she would support this legislation, but we do know she has been an advocate in the past for stricter penalties for people who commit crimes on public transportation. now there were some additional demands by metro union leaders today. they say that they are wanting to he see more police on buses. they want metro toen state a policy that allow for a ban or suspension of problematic riders. they also want fare boxes to be relocated and a public campaign regarding paying fare because what they're saying is that a lot of disputes arise from people refusing to pay their fare. we're live in northwest, lindsay watts, fox5 local news. >> new tonight from montgomery county, a man under arrest

ing a ten year old girl. the picture you see here is roy andre sympathomimetic oranges the third. he turned himself in today after detectives say he admitted to the contact. it allegedly took place last november at an after-school program at cart rest springs in poa \tomorrow\tom mafnlgt he was a group leader for the program called kids adventures. vittert s think this thr could be other victims and they encourage other kids that may have contact with him to contact them. >> roxanne buck in shacker was today sentenced to a year in jail and three years probation for repeatedly hitting a 95 year old woman in her care care take a look at the video it shows her hitting the wheelchair bound woman in the face with a cellphone at least twice. she hit her so hard it can be heard in the surveillance video. it happened at the silver

nursing home back in 2015. >> we turn to fairfax county where a 26 year old mother is under arrest for leaving her three young children in a hot car while she was at work. alexis facultative certificate son's children are five, six and seven years old. investigators say they found the kids inside a car in falls church on tuesday suffering from heat exhaustion. temperatures inside the car topped 150 greece. today we spoke to facultative certificate son's employer who is an immigration attorneyment he said she had recently started working for him as a filing clerkment she just recently moved here. i this i that her children were not enrolled in school. her babysitting fell threw. her lease just started. her babysitting fell through and i think she probably thought that she could keep the kids with her in the car as she went back and forth to court. don't get me wrong, it was terrible judgment, but i accident think she would be out of the car for that long. >> fauk son now faces three counts of felony charges to

court. tonight nearly release cellphone video between a fairfax county county parks employee and a wedding caterer. it comes a day after a jury found chem p bonds found him not guilty in the death of jones last august. bonds was work the grounds at a wedding at a park in chantilly. johns was a ithacaerer at the event. the whole thing was reportedly over who owned the chairs used during the ceremony. the video shows johns approaching bonds moments before she was stabbed. i'm going to knock you out. what. huh, boy. you stabbed me.

. call the police. stay away from me. stay away from me . wow. >> you couldn't see a lot of it, but you could hear it obviously well, you don't see it, you can hear the scuffle and johns said she was stabbed as bonds called for police. johns was rushed to the hospital where she died. during the prosecutor bonds claims johns was the aggressor and he acted in self defense. >> breaking tonight in the sports world cam newton takes to twitter a day after coming under fire of what many says are sex isabella reports. and later this adorable little baby is part of history made at the wilson building. why was her mother, who is a council member back at work five days after giving birth? the exclusive story coming

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>> cam newton is apologizing tonight. the panthers quarterback came bdz heavy kritszism after he made sex isabella comments towards a beat reporter yesterday. his words even cost him a response omplet here is brody logan with more on this. >>reporter: cam's comments they have cost him dearly in public perception and in the wallet. dan on yogurt dropped him after his response to a question beat jordan rod rig during a press conference yesterday. i know you take a lot of pride in playing your receivers well. defense in burch muchs has seemed to embrace getting the extra yards much does that give you a little bit ofen yoiment. >> it's funny to hear a female talk

funny. >> those comments were condemned by the nfl and panthers coach ron rivera, but newton had yet to issue a an apologize until he he did so tonight via twitter. if you are a person who took offense to what i said, i sincerely apologize to you. i'm a man who tries to be a positive role model in my community and tries to use my platform to inspire others. and i own -- i take ownership to everything that comes with that. and what i did was extremely unacceptable >> he went onto say anyone out there who idolizes him, say kids that look up to him, don't try to be like me, be better than me . i think it was good that he came out with theid

sincere, not a pr statement from the team. >> social media being what it is , i've already seen some people saying this is scripted. i watched the whole thing. it didn't seem scripted scripted to mement you can go on his twitter account and watch it for yourself. it didn't seem script ed. >> it seemed genuine and he's contrite. hopefully you can put this all to bed. >> let's hope. thank you, sir. someone else with some problems embattled gop tom murphy of pennsylvania has resigned in the wake of reports he was involved in a sex and abortion scandal. & murphy is known as a strong opponent of abortion, but recently a pittsburgh newspaper publishedded text messages that show the congressman asking his miss stresses to get an abortion when she thought she was pregnant. his last date will be october 21. harvey weinstein is taking a leave of absence from his

york times release a report of sexual harassingment. at least ate women have received settlements including actress rose mack gow and. ashley jude 's account from two decades ago when she was asked to meet weinstein in his hotel room. he he acknowledged he acted inappropriately, but did not address any specific allegations in the times' piece. >> right now, oh, boy, this is this a live shot or from earlier >> it's beautiful, though. >> video from earlier. this is the harvest moon and if you go outside right now you'll also hear this music. in the northern hemisphere the harvest moon usually coincides with the beginning of fall which of course happens in september making the october havest moon a rare treat. >> the last time we saw a

know it had been that long, but the next one is going to take place in 2020. i guess we should enjoy it while it lasts. >> caitlyn. you have to wait a couple more years. 2020 is nothing. that's a blink of an eye. i thought that was in my head all day long, but apparently it's been playing outside, too. enjoy the moon and the music, too. how can we not think of this on a harvest moon. as you saw property first shot even though we've been in and out of the clouds it is spectacular when the sun does show through sobriety and bold. it's not havest moon weather. temperatures were into the low to mid 830s today and it's still mild out there. seven t in washington, 70 out at dulles, 66 in winchester, so it's very comfortable and overnight tonight we won't be as cool as we have been the past couple of mornings. showers have stayed off to the north. there's a few springs also. ger

been rain free, just a little bit of cloud cover. sixty-five in d.c., upper 50s north and west. like i said, no 40s to wake up to, probably not jacket weather and it will get warm very quickly tomorrow morning. here's your planning forecast, the weekend is almost here and it's going to be a warm one. starting out in the upper 60s by 80 in the lunch hour, happy hour and it is 83 greece, another day well above normal. watching the tropics, specifically tropical storm nate. it still has winds sustained at 40 miles an hour, so it's a relatively weak and disorganized system. you can barely see the center of it with all of the blobs of convection down there. the center of it is actually over eastern honduras. it will move into the western carribean restrengthening we think into a stronger tropical storm before hitting the ukee can. it will strengthen in the golf of mexico maybe

landfall as a category one hurricane. time will tell how much it will strengthen. but all the gulf coast should be on alert for tropical storm nathan that will impact us later on next week. i'll have that in our seven day forecast. >> coming up he's famous for playing rolls in the same movie, often in the same scene. how does tyler perry do it? our own kevin mccarthy talked to him at the d.c. premier of his new movie so we'll hear from him. make sure to check out fox5 tomorrow morning. the navy. the morning crew will highlight what the campus has to offer. fox5 morning kicks off at four: 25 a.m.

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at hal woon opening up. tyler perry is in d.c. to speak about the film and i caught up with him about being a writer, director and producer and playing three rolls in the film watch this. you'll have the scenes in the first film, you're playing three characters in one shot. >> yes. >> how does that actually work from a film-making standpoint? do you have people stand in than do the shots. >> that's exactly what is happening. i got somebody dressed as brin and joe while i'm ma did i a, i workaround my way around the room with the camera doing all the jokes. you you do each shot yourself. >> yeah, but it's fun. it's a lot of fun. when you're directing the movie and you're in between takes, if you're in the ma did i a costume, are you directing asthma did i a or turn into tyler perry. >> no, it's ridiculous because i'm in the costume, but i'm talk ing like this. everybody is like that's strange. move over here, you understand what i

saying, get over there. it work s out. i'm curious if ma did i a were to sit in a screening tonight and come out and review this film, what do you think she would say about buy two? a. brilliant, it's oscar worthy for her. you can catch mere of my interview with tyler perry at fox5 news morning. i'll review blade runner, the mountain between us. i'm kevin mccarthy at friendship heights, fox5 local news. >> what will the next one be called? >> boo three, i guess. coming up next at 10:30, who shuted you blame for your student debt? new research shows student get is a bigger burden on people who choose a certain type of school we'll explain. a new legal effort seeks to challenge the president's decision on the daca program. the ten:30 is next.

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>> this is fox5 local news at 10:30. right now at 10:30, new details about the las vegas gunman and other potential targets he scouted in the months leading up to the attack. then dreamers on a deadline as time runs out to apply for an extension on daca a new lawsuit ames to stop the immigration program from ending. and a dangerous distracts, why extra featureses and upgrades may not be a good thing when it comes to buying a car. the ten. thirty starts now. and we start tonight with the latest on the las vegas shooting investigation . authorities are looking into whether the gun p man scopedded out bigger music festivals before choosing his target. steven paddock booked rooms overlooking lieu large audience pennsylvania look a in august. investigators still don't know why p

out the attack which killed 58 people and injured nearly 500. they are looking into the possibility paddock planned additional attacks including a car bombing. mean while discussion is heating up over whether to ban bump stocks. the devices were used the las vegas allowing his semi automatic rivals to perform like automatic rivals. today they opened the door to possible new regulations on bump stocks. tonight yet another assault on a metro bus driver. this time a man is accused of throwing a can at a driver. >> lindsay watts is live with more on proposed changes after a spike in assaults. >>reporter: there have now been 67 asawls on metro bus drivers so far this year. they just keep happening. tonight we found out that two d.c. council members want to increase penalt ies for those people who choose to attack transit workers . both tray

jack evans told us they will propose legislation that would make all assaults on drivers automatic felonies. that's what some cities across the country already have in place. of course you remember the woman who threw urine on her driver back in august. that attack was only a miss disee meaner. the metro workers union has been pushing for changes to improve safety. developing tonight dreamers are on a deadline. today is a key deadline for the young immigrants who were brought to the united states illegally as children. i is their last chance to apply for an extension t of daca with a chance for deferred action for childhood arrivals. the trump administration announced the cancellation of the program last month. now, with the clock tick ing down pro immigration group casa filed a last minute lawsuit asking a federal judge to block president trump's move and keep daca in place. we are here today to challenge

arbitrary mean spirited and awful end to daca by the trump administration. >> what do you do with people who have broken our laws. if there's 11 million, 12 million people here legally, why do some people get to stay and some don't. that's always the the quawnd dry. daca itself will not expire until march 5 of next year. attorney general jeff sessions is reversing course on a law that protects transgender people from discrimination. in a letter to us attorneys sessions said the justice department will no longer interpret title seven of the civil rights act to include discrimination based on general diser identity tsm the protection was initially introduced under the obama administration. the american civil liberties union slammed the decision calling it another low point for the justice department. d.c.'s attorney general sayses he will not appeal a court ruling striking down parts of the city's gun laws. that means it will soon be easier for

district to get concealed carry permits. in july, a federal appeals court ruled that a rgs post office of the city's gun regulations infringed on residents' second amendment rights. the resident acquired d.c. residents to show a good reason to have a gun. the requirement resulted in only about 120 people having a permit to carry a concealed handgun in the district. if we were to lose this case before the supreme court it is true that the district of columbia worried i think for good reason that gun s might flow not only from the south, illegal guns, but also from the northment so that was a fact omplet the attorney general went onto say that the decision not to appeal was based on the possibility of that other good reason laws in four other states could be put in jep disi virginia voters may be the first to make their voices heard on gun control as the issue takes on new urgency following sunday 's shooting in las vegas. next month r

vote for new governor. right now a real clear politics poll put democratic ralph north a.m. five points ahead of republican challenger ed gillespie. fox's dug mckelway has more. >>reporter: the las vegas massacre may aid an issue to the election on november 7 between republican ed gill less pincht i'm a believer and a strong defender of our second amendment individual right to keep and bear arms. and democrat ralph north a.m. a. there is no discuss that we have assault weapons on our streets. virginia is no stranger to the gun control debaivment in 2007 student hung she cho shot and killed 32 people at virginia tech in what was then america's worst slaughter by a man. before he acted many students and campuses police have warned of cho, a state court found him mentally defect tivment but reporting him

never placed on the criminal background check system so he was able to buy two laws. a virginia law in place at the time signed by democratic govern or doug wilder in 1993 limited gun purchases to one a peel. but that was repealed in 2012 under the republican administration of governor bob mcconnell. the seesaw nature of virginia's gun control mood reflects the state's funtdmental divide, one that also exists across the us. the rural areas already vote heavily republican it's hard to ' them increasing that percentage because it's so high already. the people who are for gun control are in the bluest and most democratic cit ies of virginia. i don't see it as a tipping point one way or the on. the l polls have mostly been within the margin offeror. but a poll out just today shows democrat north a.m. pulling ahead by 13 points. as with other statewide races in virginia it may behe

virginia swing counties which ultimately decide this decision like fauquier, loudon county and here in fairfax. it may not be over exclusively gun control as well as the economy, jobs and education. in northern virginia , disug mckelway, fox news. >> and win the last laugh hour president trump has weighed in on the virginia governor's race tweeting this. ralph north a.m. who is running for govern o of virginia is fighting for ms13 gangs vote ed gillespie. former donna evans made it official today. she is running for prince george's county executive . and we're going to create a government in prince george's county that is trans parent, that is open and that is accessible. >> the long-time maryland lawmaker says she wants to improve schools, expand healthcare and grow the economy she also plenled not to accept any money from developers for her campaign. the primary

june. up next at 10:30 it's not just smart phones distracting drivers. new research suggests extra features in your car itself are drawing your attention away from the road. >> caitlyn, a very warm afternoon at least for early october. high temperature of 830 at reagan, but with more sunshine 85 at dulles, 84 at bwi . some ten to 15-degrees above norm l l a. we're going to stay that way. this is going to carry over the weekend and beyond. also how tropical nate may be impacting us on the weekend. loose like companies are laying off the layoffs. according to hiring firm challenger grai in christmas businesses planned around 32,000 layoffs in september. that's down 27 percent from the same time last year. this comingthig employment report on friday morning. meantime ameri

work at least for now. factory orders rising in august. we saw a big boost in demand for a aluminum and other metals. stocks continue to set records on wall street. we got a sixth straight record for the s & p 500. it's longest streak since 1997. listen up if you use netflix, the streaming radio service hiking its prices for the first time in two years. rising to 11ed, but the basic plan still seven:99. that's business. i'm david asman. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam and as a doctor, nobody ever asked if i'm a democrat or republican. they just want my help. so if donald trump is helping virginia i'll work with him.

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center of education statistics looked at students who began their undergraduate education in 2003 and defaulted on at least one loan over the next 12 years 52 percent of the students who attended for profit schools de faulted on their loan. that's compared to 17 percent for those who attended a four-year public institution and 26 percent at community colleges. wells fargo plans to refund customers who were charged extra fees on their morgue jessments the bank said it will refund customers who paid fees to extend interest rate locks between september 2013 and february 2017 . in a statement the bank said its rate lock extension policy was, quote, at times not consistently applied. the bank said it would reach out to customers and start issuing refunds towards the end of this year. aaa is without with a new report saying that in your cars that many come with all the bell s and whistles might be part of the problem. it turns out all

to stay tuned in. many vehicles often optionses that let you you text and search for directions and control your radio. the features are meant to tuberculosis hands-free and voice activated but still cause drivers to take their eyes off the road. i also turned off all the notifications, too much ding ing and stuff. you you might be able to start binge watching the netflix shows in the air. it wants to make its programing a staple on airplanes . netflix believes it could help carriers \safe\save 75 percent on bandwidth cost. they plan to start offering the service by early next year. coming up next at 10:30, she's only a newborn, but she's already helping to make history why was her mother, who is a d.c. city council member back at work five days after giving birth? the excusive story coming up. up.

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>> d.c.'s ward one city council member brie and adough, the first ever female council member to give birth while in office. today her daughter made her debut at the wilson building and tonight the three-week is making her television debut in this fox5 exclusive. lauren demarco introduces us to baby disoa i. we're at the wilson building d.c. city's \haul\hall where deals are made that impact residents across the cap l toll now in one of these officer there's also a naik shift nursery. brie and in a dough and she and her adorable baby are making history. a baby's first few weeks of life, such a special and exhausting time for a new mom. but ward one's bring and ma dough is incorporating it right

member. even when i was in labor with her i was on my phone responding to constituent e-mails. baby zeo arrived on september 13 happy and healthy, but two weeks early. the council scheduled five days earlier thinking they could get it all in before the baby was born but that wasn't to be. so the brand new mother was there five days after giving birth to see her legislation through. starting today at just three weeks little l l oe is charming council members tagging along with mom for important hearings or votes that in a dough wants to be there for her. her performance is impressive. no krig. you may be asking about what d.c.'s new maternity mom allowing new moms taking off 12 weeks. na dough applied for it, but as an elected official it doesn't apply to her. bring in the crib, a bop bee and a troal er. it

, but this will be the plan for the next few months until they're ready for childcare. i'm trying not to worry about it too much. for now she's great ful for the privilege to be able to take her child to work and be able to serve those in it's a big sacrifice, but it is worth it and being passionate about what you you do is a really important thing to share with your children. in the past some council members who became fathers while in office took bref periods of leave, but na dough says while add yusing to become a new mother she still wants to serve her constituents, at least being here for those important votes and hearings. she does have a come along with her if the baby act up, it's not distracting any government employees. at the wilson building, lauren demarco, fox5 local news. >> i could see how she would be a distracts she's so cute. >> yeah, she i

out. really nice. actually comfortable. it's very warm in early october. it's nice to be sitting outside on your porch. it is comfortable now and it's going to be warm for the next few days. accuweather forecast as we take a live look outside. a really nice evening with the harvest moon out there that we're kind of seeing in between the clouds. our dry treek will continue. you know we've got i think after today up to 22 days in a row of dry weather. the record is 34 from back in 2007. i don't think we're going to get there because we have on contend with a tropical system. hurricane season continues. it's not over yet. we have our n storm, tropical storm nate down across portion of central carribean \am\many the october warmth continue, unseasonably warm through the weekend and even into next week despite the fact that we've got rain. seventy-one

annapolis, 63 annapolis, 71 in hagerstown, tomorrow morning won't be as cool as the past few mornings. we definitely started the workweek off kind of chilly showing a front towards our north has brought some clouds and showers across portion of pennsylvania. we had some showers across extreme pennsylvania early this evening the front is going to stay north of us. it's kind of stuck up there. it's stalled and so that means our weather for the next couple of days kind of similar to today. not a lot of movement in the weather pattern. with that front north of us we'll continue to have this warm weather and a little humid, too i noticed that earlier not so much right now at night but there is a touch of humidity in the air making it feel just a little bit warmer. it's certainly warm enough on its own for tomorrow, friday. it'sing whying to feel like september, high temperatures in the low to mid 80s. the kids don't need a jacket tomorrow morning, maybe in some of our more out lying. temperatures are right around six of 30-degrees and quickly warming and after school forget bit.

weather to carry us over into the weekend. temperatures in the mid 80s. let's get back to tropical storm nate. it's hard to really find the center of it, but it's within this circle right here. it's on the east coast of honduras where it's kind of been this evening and it's expected to move northward back into the western carribean it has brought tropical storm conditions to parts of nick nicaragua and hon duras and up to the ukee can peninsula. they are also under trop l california storm warnings as nate makes its north, northwest movement. at about 12 miles an hour and you can see the center of circulation on northeastern coast of honduras. it is expected to strengthen in the warm open warm and then it's out into the golf, a wide expansive water that's still pretty warm and we do expect this to strept en into a hurricane. a lot can happen during this time it might strengthen even more. it might not. it's hard to tell

saturday into early sunday along the guf coast. that cone of uncertainty stretches from central lieu saws and a into portions of western alabama. basically the gulf coast needs to be on alert for a tropical system in weekend. it wril impact us with rain by the second half of the weekend. we start off great, 86 of for saturday and then scattered showers arrive on sunday. a big change here. we are warm and sunny. we stay pretty mild and honestly pretty tropical there. showers are likely by sunday, rain and maybe some heavy \rain\reign\ment we have to see nate tracks likely monday into tuesday. it doesn't look like we cool off until later next week. speaking of the nats they're playing starting tomorrow. many i right? >> the boys of summer are still playing

against the defending champion the cubs. the team had their final practice before the cease ease. las vegas wore a hood i to honor the victims. steve strasburg it's second ever start tomorrow. the questions today were all about the injured ace max scherzer. he might be in game three. it might pitch game five, if necessary. we realize that, but is that worth, you know, taking a chance, you know if you you get past the first round, are you yep skiing the second round? you you have to kind of weigh both. the health of max i think is number one. >> baseball post season is here and the hockey regular season is here. caps and centers dropping the campaign in ottawa. the caps will go down three to one, imu rally back

trick from alex ovechkin. this one would go to shootout, the caps are one and zero on the young season after a five to four shootout win in ottawa. this is an interesting story. the nfl is investigating allegations of racial slurs yelled at redskins terrell pryor during monday night tion game. video of an exchange of prior and a fan. prior flipped off the fan and then on instagram thats was in response to being called a racial slur by that fan . if the fan can be identif ied the nfl says they will ban that fan from all games in the future according to league spokesperson joe lock heart. to a more lighthearted redskins story. how does new disad kirk cousins spending his by weak by spending some quality flp time with not yet week old p cooper. all three of us got to sleep in today on our by week. like father like son. that

has been in everyone of the shots. the dog is just watching over cooperment he's right there for it. >> i love it. coming up next at 11, facebook is introducing a new tool to help users tell the difference between real and fake news. plus we have dramatic new details about the gunman in the las vegas massacre. and now there are new signs some gun control changes could soon happen. and for the first time we're seeing the evidence in a high profile murder case cha led to the tt a acquittal of the man on trial. those stories and more at 11.

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