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gunman aacker. the news at 10 starts right now. >> we begin tonight with breaking news in montgomery country, maryland, firefighters right now are battling a massive fire in townhouse in north potomac. sky fox above the scene and on the ground seeing fire crews peble hill lane. investigators believe that this fire started right up there in the window on the second floor in bedroom. we understand several neighboring town homes were evacuated as a result of this. again you can see the ladder there focused on second floor bedroom. at this point no word on injuries or how the fire started and we'll keep monitoring the situation and keep you posted with any updates. >> also in montgomery county a substitute teacher

accused of having an inappropriate relationship with home. victim says they met at montgomery blair high school where he worked. >> "fox5" evan lambert is live outside of the school with more tonight, evan. >> reporter: tony, police say they started investigating this late last month. but the victim told them that in august is when the coach started exchanging suggestive text messages with the victim. later in augusta according to montgomery county police, that's when 27-year-old korey boatman ended up pigging up the student and taking her to his home for sex. that female student is just 16 years old. and boatman has worked for the school district many years coaching football at montgomery player for at least six years. he's also been a substitute at northwood high school. district officials say boatman is on administrative leave and has been since

first got word of the allegations. boatman isxuwi a footbal game here at blair. we spoke to some parents about this and here's what he one had to say. >> when you send your children to school you know that all the teachers are adults and they need to know better. even if a child is making inappropriate advances or asked to be on their social media by the time you're a teacher you need to know, you just don't do that. they always talk about you want your children to be close to their teachers and come for extra help and as a parent you do want that, but, the teacher knows the lien you never cross the line. and so i'm sad to hear it's happened again. >> reporter: a letter went out to parent at montgomery player today and in it school principal renee johnson said in part these kharns are deeply concerning and unacceptable and this kind of behavior does not reflect the principles of ncps or our

tolerated. bond informati not available for boatman at this time. police want parents to talk to their children because they want to know if boatman had any other inappropriate contact with other students. we should mention we wept by an address for boatman and talked to his dad and he said the facts to this will come out in court evan lambert, "fox5 local news". >> new details about congress at baseball practice shooting in alexandria. we're learning more about those frightening moments the gunman opened fire and response from law enforcement. sarah simmons is following this story from our newsroom, sarah. >> reporter: tony, it's been nearly three months from the shooting at the alexandria baseball feel and four people were shot including house majority whip steve scalise and capitol police officer. a report was released that

timeline of shooting and gives us police r the gunman james hodgkinson fired 70 rounds most came from semi-automatic rifle and fired first round:06 a.m. from the third base dugout and that's when capitol police officer agent david bailey part of the security team returned fire. that forced hodgkinston take cover behind a press box where he sdaivrpinged fire with second capitol police officer crystal grinner he was snot ankle. alexandria police officers arrived on scene three minutes after the first 911 call. hotchkinson was shot by alexandria police officer and a capitol police officer. he was in police custody within ten minutes of his first shot and later died from his injuries. the report also found the officers were justified in returning fire as well. shawn. anne arrundel

police tonight are investigating three g gang-related murders. police won't release a lot of ay painting swastika on trash can at the university of maryland. 52-year-old ronald alfred was charged with malicious destruction of property. campus police say the swastika was found september 27 outside hagerstown hall. it's been five days now since las vegas massacre and police don't have a motive. investigators say they followed more than 1,000 lead and still don't know what drove steven paddock to open fire on outdoor concert and kill 58 people. >> we all want answers. we have

literally to include suspect's personal life and any poli, and any potential radicalization that so many claimed. >> police blanton put up billboards in loss having as asking tips and dig deep near his medical history for any possible clues. >> as we keep a close eye on tropical storm nate threatening to hit part of u.s. as early as tomorrow. and massive cleanups in puerto rico. >> and hurricane karngz as the region prepares toe nate. national hurricane center feel it will strengthen into a hurricane. it's expected to make landfall tomorrow night or sunday. the storm already moved through central america earlier in the week killing 21 people

people. helping troops with recovery effort maria devae island. tonight, there's a concern on island that a major dam could give way. u.s. marines and navy pilot are work to prevent that. >> all right. let's talk about the weather forecast. today was beautiful. perfect night for nats game and friday night football games, too. >> yes indeed gwen can tell us how long the nice weather is going it last. hey, gwen. >> hi there, we've got one more day to justen joy. it tomorrow will be absolutely spectacular i'm happy to say and we need rainfall and need to padly and we're going to get that from remnants ever nate as it does moveit way up the coast. so it really does bear watching. wlets take a look at it here we saw it recently before satellite imagery of. it it's getting stronger and it's actually moving its way right across

will make landfall this weekend and bring us rain by sunday. >> right now 74 degrees d.c.. few clouds out there. 71 baltimore and 71 dulles and 67 for overnight low and partly cloudy x-rays and warm night nice southerly wind kicking in. little humidity though once we get to this weekend. but, for weekend forecast two very different days. 86 with sunshine on saturday and 78 sunday sob are on the way. more details coming up later, shawn. >> thank you, gwen. >> the family of d.c. woman missing 8 years got justice today. pamela butler exboyfriend jose rodriguez cruz pled guilty and prom todd tell police where he buried her body and then in exchange only has to s

years in prison. he killed her and slipped he her out a window >> and now to "fox5" exclusive one week after the body of maryland woman was found in north carolina, her family is vowing to get her justice. 19 year ashante billie went missing. her pod i can was discovered 11 days later in charlotte, norm carolina. "fox5" matt ackland spoke exclusively to shanti's parents about their dwoingt find the daughter's killer. >> she was headed to work. she got on the base. basically saw her i.d.. visually 4:56 that morning. and that was last time someone had visually laid eyes on her. >> do we know of any type of suspect have they talked to

for asking do we know how your daughter know at all. >> i think maybe she came in contact with simply from passing maybe they came to her job or passed her in the gas station. i think someone who has seen her before i don't think she knows them per say. they've seen her i believe. >> shanti's parents say service will be held next friday in for the washington ebenezer church and internment will take place following monday. >> special honor tonight in maryland. still ahead ow the state is handling of mental illness was recognized. >> and first tonight mixed decision to roll

sexually assaulted at this bus stop. the attack went on for more than 30 minutes. tonight police are following up leads an we have an update for you "fox5 local news" back after the great break.

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>> tracking president tore. montgomery county police tracking leads after a mana tacked a woman waiting for a bus watkinsville and gaithersburg this morning. live on the scene with an undate, lauren. >> it happened at this bus stop outside montgomery me meadows community and people are on edge tonight just a short time ago police railroad called out for a possible suspect sighting. they say it didn't turn up anything but found two teenage girls walking a round that appeared at least to us to be under the influence of something and called in an ambulance for one of them. neighbor

a good time to be wander around black than 20s wearing a dark colored checkered shi on the rise. >> i'm curious what the is suspect looks like i walk out here and i don't feel safe because of somebody out here asoughting women. >> it seems worse i'm happy they're here tonight the police but they need to come around more often

as stranger based rain which they says demarco "fox5 local news". >> president trump's decision to roll back a contraception date under at fordable care act. >> it allows buzzes an power to on correct to reporting and attack an women's health. kristin fibber reports. >> it's a change that could impact hundreds of thousands of women. the trump administration announcing today expansion of exemptions to at fordable care

which requires employers to provide birth control coverage b y department of human health and services exceptions have beand to include any company or non provrt with moral objections as well. >> the president believes that the freedom to practice's one's faith is fundamental right in this country and all of us do. that's all today was b our federal government should protect that right and as long as donald trump is president he will. >> department of health and human services estimate the new rule will impact 120,000 women but democrats put the number much higher. in a same the president of planned parenthood said trump took direct aim at birth control coverage 62 million women it's unacceptable attack on basic healthcare that vast majority of women

aclu calls the rule discriminatorytrump this is fulfillment of campaign promise and continuation of executive cord signed last may to protect religious freedom. >> with this executive order we also make clear federal government will never, ever penalize any person for their protected religious beliefs. trump administration cuts enrollment by half and it all amounts to sab taj democrats say. >> hundred kaimd all for national alliance on award. for creation of mental health courts. >> we're here to celebrate a real success establishment of mental health courts. it's first step towards servicing a very much in demand community. that doesn't have a lot of

just thing for us to do and we're proud of the establishments of these courts. >> state turn said team is establishing mental health courts and they're currently at capacity and he hopes to command them. >> brand new app making it easier for people to get around d.c. >> what a start to game one nlds nats park. steve scalise threw out the first pitch months after he was snot alexandria. sporting nats injuresy scalise through the ball to officer bailey who was injured in the shooting.

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>> bike share isy mo bike choses pilot city instead of leaving capital bikes. i assume that means you can go there and they'll tell you where the bikes are. >> pretty cool. >> "fox 5 news" at 10:30 coming up next. >> hey, sarah. >> straight ahead at 10:30 sexual harassment scandal involving hollywood heavy weight and happens to be a major democratic donor. we'll have the latest own allegations against harvey whinestein and how politicians who have taken nrn him are responding tonight and you can tell a knock-off from the real thing. now a new piece of technology aims to help shoppers find out if they're really get what they paid for. gwen. >> well, keeping close eye on tropicalto

bands reaching u.s. coast and now exactly what to expect with the storm before this weekend's over

before this weekend's over >> right now at 10:0 a high school substitute teenner maryland accused of sexually abusing a student and tonight, police fear there could be other victim. >> plus, recognition for a group of female pilots who flew bombing runs against the nazis during world war 2 and how a local performance group is telling their story and new technology that aims to keep you from being scammed by counterfeiters we'll show you how it works. your news starts now. .

and football coach behind bars is acc of with a 16-year-old girl. >> avenue an lambert is live outside montgomery blair high school where the substitute teacher worked. avenue an. >> mroos say they started n investigating this late last month. they say the victim told them that 27-year-old korey boatman began sending her explicit text messages in early august and late in august, or some point in august, police say that boatman had sex with that 16-year-old female student. we're learning that boatman has been a long-time substitute and assistant football coach at montgomery player for six years and he also played college football for syracuse. right now the district says he's on add mringtstive leave facing sex abuse with minor charge right now. and police want parents to talk to their children because they worry there could be more

vehicle items sdm tonight police are following up on leads after a pan attacked a won >> along watkins mill road in gainersburg. lauren lauren is le with the latest. lauren. >> sarah, tony, it was around 5:30 this it morning watkin's mill and travis lane at the bus stoch the woman tells police a man dragged her into the woods, sexually assaulted her and possibly raimd her and the attack went on more than 0 minutes described as black male in his 20s. wearing a checkered colored shirt or jacket and if you have any information on this police want to hear from you. and five days have now passed since the las vegas massacre and authorities say they are no closer to figuring out what caused stephen paddock to go on killing sp spree. they investigated more than 1,000 leads already and motive for shooting is unknown. police say they lab to put up billboards in las vegas

seek more tips from the pu public. >> developing news from los anleesro vogel reports. he's man behind some of hollywood biggest hits. >> and his money behind some of the top democratic poll ttions and those on left are scrambling to distance themself from mega producer havrny whinestein after prominent democratic donor was accused of sexually harassing employees and well known actresses over decades. >> many democrats that see the money perceive it tainted. >> and over the years whinestein cozyed up to likes of

obama 1 camig and while clinton and hull hill victory fund received more than 5 grand. political analysts say it is not possible to vet every single donation and with this revelation the ball in their court. fellow democratic tried to dub the controversy. >>

for that. >> whinestein says he came of age in the 0s and '0s when culture in the workplace was different. in a statement he says "i have since learned it's not excuse in the office or out of it to anyone" and today the democratic national committee says it condemns all form of sexual harassment and will donate more than $30,000 in couldn't trybutions it received from whinestein to women's carties. in las vegas, anita voguele. fox news good demonstration took place earlier today lafayette park to protest trulp anesthesia policies. a group ultra vie lot org is if aed the event to coup side of with the access hollywood table tape. it was recorded in 2005 on access hollywood bus and you hear mr. trump bragging about his mistreatment of women. today, the tape was played

on a loop on the american people who trump really s he's self professed. >> this man bragged about sexually assaulting women and is now sitting in the white house. that should be shocking and wake-up call to america we have a problem. >> someone is sexually assaulted every 98 second and it is calling on americans to join the fight against this continuing problem and to resaying the can't administration. >> developing news in the case against army sergeant bowe bergdahl. he plans to plead guilty to charges he zested his post in afghan scan in 2009 instead of trial. the

dahl i in prison for miss behavior. >> government contractor accused ole will remain jailed until her time frame. she's a former air force ling whoyingt worked as a contractor. back in squun she was charged with copying classified u.s. report and pailing it to news org sdation. when her lawyers asked for her to be released her trial was set to begin in marx. >> 2017 noble peace prize was announced today and winner is international campaign to abolish nucleas rou anti-nucleap says winning noble peace prize send a message to nuclear armed states.

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final out ft. bag they're buying is knock-off your umbrella sunday. keeping an eye on all the moisture i knew would move its way up to seaboard if remnants of tropical storm nate as it moves is way closer. i'll have the details coming up in the natural forecast. we'll be back after the break. september storm for workers. economy lossing 3,000 jobs last month and the first monthly decline in years. and hurricane harvey and irma causing major united state in restaurant and hospitality. good news if you -- if you were looking things might be looking up according to survey from employment web site career builder more than 40% of companies plan on hiring full time workers during the final three months of 2017 up from last year. do you falling a tiny bit on friday

the week. meantime gas rises a regular unemployeded.31 done a little this we can and we have tropical storm named nate moving towards gulf of mexico mex and oil refineries. we'll see what happens. that's business, i'm david as mond.

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these women real women even in war time there's femininity and signature are hood and that friendship and love. these women through under offer cover of darkness in linen bi planes and had no protection except for ingene uty and courage. >> that he lost fellow sisters and had to go up in the same plane and still pry over the nazis and bomb them after many bunked or crashed. to come here and dch a show and live together and work together and

a way mirrors experie from ground up with just a basic story we're all very passionate about. >> there's a lot of different elms puppetry and song and flash flights light the stage rather han traditional stage lights it's so, so unique. >> we play in airplane hangers and circus spaces and theaters and it's because everything is run from the stage. >> i think my favorite thing is using real words from the women good we're getting a lot of stunned silence which is a good thing in theater where people have to take in the story and immediate response following is i had no

i loved hear about them that they existed tol. >> all right. >> all right. so, you say that the weekend is 50/50. >> yes, it is. >> tomorrow, fantabulous. >> it will be warm tomorrow. >> unbelievable. >> we've been in a deficit in terms of rain and we'll goat that come sunday. 50/50 for sure sunshine and showers. we're splitting that for the weekend for youment however as they say be careful what you ask for because the rain coming will be the remnants of tropical storm nate and it is going to be definitely a sunday soaker weech got a lot of rain. dry and warm weather. mild outside. temperatures 10 to 15 above seasonal average saturday and those showers on sunday will definitely be tropical moisture

much needed rain as i and 6 8 . >> winds lights and getting southerly flow. that continues and that will help keep our temperatures on the up side. and we have mild conditions tonight into the 60s and to the norm west temperatures you in about the upper 50s as well and just always a little cooler. warm front norm of us allowing that humidity to pump in and those warm temperatures and ridge of high pressure out east. low pressure system to the west and we're actually going to see highs tomorrow into 8 80s. mid 80s or so. unbelievable. summer is is coming bag once begun a taste of fall and then retreats again. here's what's happening tropical storm nate begun to strengthen

moving across the yucatan peninsula into the gulf and once it make plans land fall is will head up the eastern sea board. winds 65 miles an hour moving north, northwest 22 miles an hour and let's look at track and models are in agreement with it you can see it makes land fall sunday period. and take a look ait moves its way up. here's a look at rainfall. we're hooking at heavy rainfall by the time we get to sunday. and it will start reaching however areas more to the south once we get to tomorrow night. we have a deficit and neated rain. and by midday tomorrow, 80 and warm. few clouds. mainly sunshine and "fox5"

accuweather 7-day forecast showing you tomorrow as i said is best day and looketty rain fn tuesday, wednesday, thursday, still a chance of lingering wet weather and as it becomes more a of a low pressure system and losses all tropical characteristics and heads well off to canadian maritimes and by the time you get to end of week we're actually under sunshine again. temperatures start to cool down ever so slightly and we have 85 degree day on tuesday again. unbelievable this time of y year. tony. how does a beer atm work. >> lydia with a look at phenomenon this is a wall built for the bear conno connoisseur. >> randolph bar in wil williamsburg you get a drink of the bar and one for yourself at the

>> it gives you your own choice and read menus about the descriptions. >> all you have to do is give bartender credit card and you then get a card that works like tab as you pour oupss at the tap. en oups of beer costs between 50 and 90 cents. >> the millennials gravitate to it. it's like an ipad. the over 30 crowd goes to the bar and the bartender explains it and they come and warm up to it. after using it everybody loves it. >> a lot of thought went into the beer wall there's 24 different varieties and half them brewed here in the new york area cheers. >> kyle is the director of braces and beer curator here. >> i want to make sure we don't have

and some stuff beer geeks like i want a solid pillsner. >> randolphs mitchs old with new and wall ain't novelty now or perhaps a sign of things to come. >> we want people to choose adventure and exploring the different peers we have on t tap. >> if you're a beer fan that's probably pretty cool. >> when is the wine a. it m going to start i want to know shawn yancy. >> it already started in here you see. >> okay. >> i'll be right over. >> all right, switching gears now. coming up tonight at 11 a montgomery county substitute teacher and football coach facing serious khans and accused of having sex with under age student and what we learned about the investigation and reaction from parent tonight. and plus, justice timely for d.c. woman who vanished eight years ago. what her

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ooh a foot gal coach accused of having sex with app an under age student. >> and gulf coast is braceing for nate and we could see it's effect soon. >> and family of a d.c. woman who went missing eight years ago is now getting justice. your news starts now. >> stunning allegations against a substitut teacher an high school football coach accused of having a relationship with a 16-year-old student. >> student says she met him at montgomery blair high school where he worked. evan lambert is live outside ever the school with more tonight, evan. >> tony the police say their investigation started late last month. the victim told them in early august that's when 27-year-old