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las vegas gunfire. a close friends speaks to fox 5 as had he continues to fight for her life more messages of hate found on a maryland college campus. why the accused vandals' identity may surprise. the news at 10:00 starts right now. we begin with the latest on death threats against a faulkier county student. >> administrators discovered an online chat called operation will to kill. it was taken place among students. fox 5 krysten leon joins us with the latest. kristen? >> reporter: the case is officially closed. like you both mentioned. no criminal charges will be filed here, according to the sheriff's office, because there's not enough evidence and also because the current laws here in virginia do not reflect on what happened in this case. now, a lot of parents in the community a

wandering going forward, what will have to be done what will change at liberty high school in order to insure their students safety. now, tonight, about 100 people from that community, they attended liberty high school for the town hall meeting. again, questioning why these students accused of threatening another student's life on an ap are not being criminally charged. a week ago, administrators say several students were on an ap called discord, under operation will to kill. we're told on that ap, the six students threatened to kill another student and went into disturbing details how to go about that. well, again, county sheriffs are not charging these six students and the community as you can imagine, not only in disbelief, but outraged over the outcome. >> this is my community. those are my kids. this is in the ok with me and it shouldn't be with anyone. there needs to be an arrest. we need to

children need to be arrested. this was a threat, this was conspiracy to commit a felony, anything less than arrests of these children is a gross misjustice. >> reporter: the sheriff told us he shares the frustration. they would of course make an arrest. however, they say no crime was committed according to virginia law. now, parents here have told me that they seen a number of cases at liberty high school dealing with cyber bullying and bully be in general, so they're now riding to their congressional and state leaders to advocate for a change when it comes to virginia law. and again, the sheriff's office is also encouraging these folks to do just that, as far as the punishment for the six accused students. the sheriff told us that he will not be disclosing any other information in regards to that. krysten leon fox 5 local news.

scattered storm in las vegas, a maryland native who was shot and injured is makings progress. 27-year-old tina frost is a graduate of arundel high school. shot in the eye and remains in a chemo, but her family said her condition is disable and she's starting to breathe on her own. lindsey watts is getting the latest from a family friend. lindsey? >> reporter: tony, tina frost has a long recovery ahead. family still waiting to see the extent of her brain damage. they're focusing on all of the positive steps she's they know this she's taken. we learn it was a stranger had helped save her life >> it's hard to keep their spirits up but they made a packet when they're with

they're only positive. >> reporter: family friend amy clinicer said she continues to heal in intensive care after suffering devastating injury >> the bullet went through her right eye and traveled into her forehead. she had to have three hours of surgery at which time they removed her right eye. and her forehead was shattered. >> reporter: frost was at the country music festival in las vegas with her boyfriend austin. as gunfire rained down on the crowd of 22,000, it was stranger who helped get frost to safety. >> her boyfriend and this man name shane who we have come to learn was a first responders from california who happened to be a concert goer. austin and this man carried tina about 300 yards from where they were standing within the concert area to the see

found a pickup truck that had space on the back of it. >> reporter: the distance they carried her the length of two and a half football fields. austin made contact with shane since the shooting and the frost family can't thank them enough >> he saved her life. austin probably could not have made it through the crowd that distance on his own. and this man without blinking an eye helped you know, get her to safety, and get her to the hospital as quickly as possible. they are you know, beyond grateful for that. >> reporter: support for frost has stretched across the country. from where she was currently living in san diego back here in maryland >> this one really hit home >> she had a passion for sports and student, fellow student athletes. >> reporter: faculty and students at arundel high school were quick to share their love and prayers for frost and for her family as

hospital hanging on to home. >> the outpouring they got from the company has really warmed their hearts at such a difficult time. >> and this is the gofundme page created for frost and her family's expenses. the goal was $50,000. it is nearly $500,000. there are also several fund-raisers happening in maryland this month to support frost. we'll have those details on our website fox 5 dc.. lindsey watts fox 5. developing right now in fairfax county. police are investigating a deadly pedestrian accident on route one at gunston and lor ton roads. the driver of the car that hit the pedestrian did stop and stay on the scene. at this point, there is no word if any charges will be filed. we're learning details about the investigation into the las vegas shooting. authorities say the

stephan paddock shot and killed 58 people and had stock-piled his car with explosives. he also had personal protection gear as part of an escape plan. investigators continue to talk with paddock's brother and girlfriend but they say they still have not pinpointed a motive. >> currently, we do not believe there is one particular event in the suspect's life for us to key on. we believe he decided to take the lives he did and he had a purposesful plan that he carried out. . victims relatives and survivors were allowed to return to the shooting site to reclaim belongings left behind in the panic as they fled. university of maryland in college park. last week, police charge add a man for spray painting a swastika. according to court records we learne

fox 5 evan lambert is live with the latest on this one. evan? >> reporter: university of maryland police say 52-year-old ronald alfred senior is the one who painted that swastika here on campus. we went by an address for him today in hyattsville, take a look what happened. >> are you ronald? i've evan with fox 5. we just have a couple questions for you. are you the one that was accused of painting the swastika on umd campus? can you tell us why you would do that? did you do it >> no comment. >> reporter: as you just saw, a man who came to the door at alfred's home didn't quite respond to my question about whether he is the man police have charged in the swastika incident on campus at hagerstown hall. but he did say no comment. several times, when i asked why he might do something like that. police say on september 27th, alfred somehow accessed hagerstown hall on north campus and spray

a trash cart. police identified him and issued him a court summons thursday, charged with malicious destruction of property and disturbing the operations of a school. we spoke to students about the incident and the fact that the suspect is from a historically oppressed minority group but remains accused of the hateful incident. >> when it happened, we thought it was a student that went here and lived in the building, so i was kind of like i have to live here. what if he still goes here. i guess it's kind of scary a random guy got in the building. if he's being held accountable i guess it's better. i guess it proves that you don't have to be a certain race to hate people. it's just you would think that someone like, especially like someone from a race that has been subjected to hate before, you would think why would you want to reciprocate that? i guess that's the world we live in today. >> reporter: alfred is not allowed on campus, we asked the university of maryland police and the school's communications team how he had access to that resident's hall or

some kind of connection to the campus. we are waiting to hear back on that answer. live in college park, evan lambert, fox 5 local news. to prince george's county high school students have tuberculosis. the students attend henry wise school officials notified teachers, staff and parents. those affected students are under going treatment. health officials say there's no risk of additional exposure. the system is now working with the county health department to offer screenings to anyone who may have come in contact with the students affected. there was heartbreak for the nationals in the windy city this evening. nats lost to the chicago cubs two to one. despite a great outing by matt scherzer pitching a no hitter then the wheels starting falling off. the nats had a one nothing lead but the cubs tied it in the seventh and played the winning run in the eighth. nats trail the best of five division series two games to one, it's not over yet. they're back in action tomorrow evening for game four.

then. absolutely. coming up. a fire racing through wine country. >> the death toll in california is growing as more and more people are being evacuated. >> a school bus scuffle a man jumps on to the front of a moving school bus and refuses to let go. . a wild ride in michigan caught on camera. the ambulance police chase through the streets and what happened next. we'll be right back. we'll be right back.

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forced the shutdown of at least two freeways. burned more than 2000 achors of land we had rain move through the air but the good news is i think it's out. >> let's get to sue for latest and i have a question for you. how warm is it outside right now >> still 80 bonus feels like 85. >> it's crazy humid >> i don't have a fan. >> the humidity you might as well be in the tropics. we're tropically humidity because the rain we had came from a tropical system. it was what was left of nate which went racing by northeast at 45 miles an hour. let me show it to you on radar and while we had beneficial rain out of it. frankly we did need the rain picked up about a half inch many locations. most of it is about out of maine and that

talk about what is left of nate which, of course, what you a category 1 hurricane. when it made landfall late saturday in biloxi. it did damage across the carolinas late last night. we were fortunate. it was just the rain, what is left behind is this crazy tropical humidity and temperatures like this, we got up to 86 at reagan national. dulles 87, here's the 80 degrees we still have at 10:00, look at quantico at 80, annapolis 81, why is it still so warm? so much moisture still in the air in the form of humidity. the due point we usually tell you if the due point is near 70. it's oppose, it's 76. and so that is definitely oppressive and that means that our, when we combine the humidity with the air temperature, feels like 85 as mentioned in dc, and 75 out at dulling with the heat index. what about tomorrow? we're still going to be warm, we'll still be somewhat human but it will

today was. we're thinking that tomorrow the temperature will be pretty mild, patchy fog, 69 degrees, by noon more clouds and sun, 81. and by 5:00 -- mostly cloudy 83. in terms of rain, we do think a little bit more rain will be coming our way, primarily south of dc tomorrow. but tomorrow night into wednesday, we may get another little drink of water, which we really do need around here, it's been too dry most of the month of september and so far in october with the exception of today. much more on the timing for that and a little bit of a talk about tropical storm ophelia, a little bit later. tony and shawn >> we'll tell you about a story that's gone viral, police arrested a baltimore county man caught on camera clinging to the front you have a moving school bus. take a look at this. you can actually hear the man yelling for the bus to stop. pounded on the

screaming at the driver to stop, some of the students are telling the driver to stop. this happened last week in parkville maryland. police say laverne durant was trying to stop the bus. someone on board threw a bottle outside and hit his car. the bus driver decided he wanted to drive slowly to the police station to get help but ended up getting stuck in traffic. police got there and arrested the man. . caught on camera, a man driving a stolen ambulance led police on a wild chase in michigan. the driver swerved to avoid police. the ambulance slid off the road into a field, turned around and kept going. chase eventually ended at some point here, sliding off down the road into the field. the chase eventually ended police arrested the man as you can imagine, he's facing multiple charges. following some breaking news just coming into the newsroom from texas. a texas tech university police officeras

killed. this is in texas now. officials say campus police checked on a student and found drugs after a suspect was brought to campus police headquarters. the suspect pulled out a gun and shot the officer in the head. that suspect then got away. right now, the campus of texas tech is on lockdown and police are looking for suspect as we get more information, we'll bring that to you. still ahead, he saved dozens of lives in the las vegas shooting but not done giving back >> how he's using the thank you gift he received for his action to help out more victims princess for a day, military daughters get the royal treatment thanks to a special organization.

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espn. this is fox 5 local news at 10:30. a maryland woman badly wounded in the las vegas attack. tonight ax close a family friend speaks to fox 5 as tina frost continues the fight for her life. the president lays out his immigration plan to could protect the so-called dreamers from deportation. democrats say those other terms are a deal breaker. should it be called columbus day or indigenous people's day? the controversy is growing as more cities and state decide

change the name. news continues now. off the top. details about the suspect at a hate related incident at the university of maryland >> police arrested and charged a man for spray painting a swastika. evan? >> reporter: we're learning through court records that that suspect is black. we've been talking to students they've been shocked at that fact. we understand the suspect, 52-year-old ronald alfred senior lives in hyattsville. the man who came to the door said no comment when we tried to ask him about this incident. we understand from university police he will not be allowed back on campus, he's facing two charges, one for destruction of property, another for disrupting school activities, and we -- it is still not clear how he was able to access a resident's hall. according police. we've asked police that question and they have not gotten back to his on that.

las vegas, a maryland native who was shot and injured is making progress >> tina profit grew up in anne arundel county but shot in the eye and remains in a coma. >> reporter: she's been able to go off her blood pressure medicine and showing other positive signs, even though she hasn't woken up yet. this is a photo of family and friends at the hospital in las vegas, their shirts said team tina. frost lost her right eye in the shooting massacre and is likely to have at least some brain damage. people who know her says she's a fighter. everybody around her is trying to stay positive, the family has been overwhelmed by support, fund-raiser page raised nearly $500,000. ten people died and two people hurt in wildfires in california wine country. the wildfires started late last night near napa. destroying thousands of achors of lands. mike pence in

the federal government is ready to step in and provide assistance. the debate over daca and immigration reform is once again heating up. president trump hinted he might be willing to work with democrats to reinstate daca. the obama era program that provides protection to immigrants brought to united states illegally as children. president ended the program and left it up to congress to decide its future, but now the white house has released a list of demands to keep daca. they include funding the president's border wall among other priorities. >> it is cynical. if people want to know whether the democrats are serious about helping young people, the daca people, take a look whether they're willing to meet trump halfway on any of the things he promised the american people. >> as compassionate as keeping your word. what's compassionate is sticking by a promise you made and following through. >> the plan also looks to beef up enforcement, he's looking for 370 new

1,000 new immigration attorneys and 10,000 new agents for ice. a battle is brewing between president trump and a powerful republican in the senate, tennessee bob corker took the president to task in a highly personal and public feud. here's fox's christian fisher. >> reporter: president trump spent columbus day holiday playing golf with lindsey graham one day after picking a fight on twitter with another republican shore, senator bob corker beg immediate to endorse him for reelection he said no. he also wanted to be secretary of state i said no thanks. he's also largely responsible for the horrendous iran deem. corker responded by saying it's a shame the white house has become an adult day care center. someone obviously missed their shift this morning. the comments mark a seismic shift in the relationship between the president andhe

man who was once a contender to be his vice president. the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee told "new york times" he believes the threat to other countries could put the nation on the path to world war three. he also said quote, he concerns me, he we don't have to concern anyone who cares about the inpatient and vast majority of our caucus understands what we're dealing with here. >> senator corker didn't explain what exactly he meant by that. nor has president trump respond responded but the vice presidented defended him by saying he's achieving real results on the international stage while critics engage in empty rhetoric and baseless attacks. at the white house, christian fisher, fox news the trump administration ask set to scrap, epa head pruitt. requiring states to meet specific carbon emission reduction standa

back in 2015 but the supreme court stopped its implementation last year. after legal challenges from 27 states led by then oklahoma attorney general scott parachute. the epa does not appear to have a replacement plan for regulating emissions of carbon docks. republican ed gillespie versus rather northum and some analysts see this as referendum on president trump's first year in office. a lot of issues being discussed oh and a national level did like sanctuary cities >> in states that have implemented and allowed for their cities to become sanctuary cities they have not made their people safer. so you made the point, well, we don't have them and i've said well, we won't if i'm governor because i would sign had that legislation that you voted against to ban them and you bragged about that vote in the primary >> we do not have sanctuary cities in the commonwealth of virginia,

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dace. trim bell. >> 86 today and tomorrow will be warm and humid. we'll talk about when you can look for cooler temperatures coming up. and we'll have another update on tropical storm ophelia out in the middle of the atlantic. we'll have that coming up. hat coming up. . looks like small businesses are thinking big coaccording to new south philly, optimism among companies continues to rise, expecting to spends more in the coming months. you're paying less at the pump. gas prices falling. the national average sits at 2.49 with not as much damage reported at oil refineries due to tropical storm nate. another major car manufacturer making a move towards driverless vehicles. general motors is going to buy

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we have an update on breaking news out of texas, a suspect has been taken into custody after a texas tech university police officer was shot and killed. officials say campus police checked on a student and found drugs. after the student was brought to campus, headquarters

a gun and shot the officer in the head. the suspect initially got away triggering a lockdown on campus, again be tonight, the police say the suspect has been taken into custody. october is domestic violence awareness month. today montgomery county leaders kicked out an outreach program to inform and educate people. shale show up on busses and social media pages. it's to spread awareness the county offers support for domestic violence, one in four become victims in their lifetime but many afraid oh admit it >> some are afraid to report it because of financial dependancy on abuser, some immigration status. others are afraid to call the police just because they think the abuse will get worse. the family justice center offers help to every s

>> if you or someone you know is dealing with domestic violence, call the county's family justice center or the abused persons program for counseling and services. it is columbus day, of course, national holiday here in the u.s. one that doesn't come without controversy. recently, statues honoring christopher columbus become part of the national debate as protesters pushed to have some monuments taken down around the country. fox's doug mckelway shows us the dark past of a celebrated explorer >> the truth about columbus is that he didn't really bring anything other than genocide and slavery and violence to indigenous people of this land and he's not somebody who should be celebrated >> it is an increasingly commonly sentiment about christopher columbus, four states and 55 cities are celebrating october 9 as indigenous people's day. new york's columbus circle statue remains under 24-hour guard. this fall, it was among scores

of columbus monuments across the u.s. who have been vandalized. they see the movement as an he didn't intellectual revisionist history, enabled by a mob meant >> what these organizations are doing is unamerican and it's outrageous. >> reporter: on campuses, the pendulum swung far to one side. the chronicle of higher education reporting on saturday that an is essay entitled the case for colonialism has been withdrawn. month wonder scholar william couldn't he will who sees both good and bad in columbus treads carefully >> history is always being revised >> connell acknowledges columbus end slaved the people of hispaniola where he first landed. they were decimated by me see he wills and small pox >> scholars estimate americans died because of this >> but he notes unditch returned the

the europeans and that indigenous people, far from being peaceful as columbus detract tors wish were often at war with each other >> i'm a historian, i like to preserve evidence. i generally oppose to erasing our history. i'd rather have his learn. >> reporter: that appears to be the consensus of more than 1,000 new yorkers who sign a petition urging the mayor to preserve the statue. >> no commission can undo columbus's lasting influence, nearly 40% of the world's catholics live in latin america. practicing the religion and speaking the language that columbus first introduced there. in washington, doug mckelway, fox news coming up at 10:30, buying brand new clothes still secondhand. >> we'll explain how one major clothing chain is

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again. >> it's so incredibly humid, i had to lower the ac to get rid of the humidity. this is what nate left behind. >> at vapor trail and the vapor is all the humidity we have. >> nate is out now but the humidity unfortunately the vapor trail lingers and we're going to have to deal with a little bit more humidity overnight. and less humid day tomorrow but still noticeable for this time year. we'll go from due points in the mid 70's where they are right now to due points in the 60's. let's talk about the headlines, we did get beneficial rain from nate. we need more to send it up to be about half inch of rain most of the area, farther north closer to maryland suburbs about an inch of rain. it will still be a warm muggy day tomorrow, upper 70's to low maybe a couple of spots getting into the mid 80's. not much in the way of rain tomorrow. i think there will be a chance south of dc and then

back in tomorrow night and into wednesday. we'll look at that futurecast. unfortunately. we cool off a little bit this week then we warm back up for the weekend but the good news for the weekend, we like the weekends to be dry. we've had such a run of dry weather in september and early october. this weekend looks like it will be dry and actually looks like it will be delightful. look at these high temperatures today, average high is 71 for this time of year, 87, dulles, bwi and reagan hitting 86 degrees, and tomorrow will also be on the warm side, 84, might be a few degrees cooler than this because we will have more cloud cover. but it certainly looks like we may be able to certainly get into the 80's. wednesday a chance for showers, 75 degrees. that's not because a front is coming through, it's because the wind direction will change and will cool off because the flow will be off the ocean but still load us off with clouds and give us more of a feel that's out of of the ocean direction.

most places are in the 70's, but well into the 70's around this area and i just wanted to continue to show you these crazy high due point temperatures, few spots aren't that bad. most everybody is uncomfortable to oppressive tonight with due points well into the 70's, which makes it feel a lot warmer than the actual air temperature. for example, 80 in dc feels like 85 when you factor in the humidity. of so we watch our tropical remnants of nate which is a post tropical system, no more advisories being issued on 98. a little bit of a weak trailing front will go through and kind of wash out over central virginia but i wanted to show you tomorrow morning, we start out dry. could there be a couple of spotty showers in the form of drizzle? yes, mostly a lot of clouds and tomorrow evening, afternoon and evening, that front that passes by to our south and kind of stalls down here may develop an low pressure system on it that would bring stash rains according to the futurecas

southern suburbs and we'll have a few more wednesday morning and this system tries to move out with a lingering showers. we got chances for showers tomorrow, south, wednesday and into thursday, maybe even friday. this is the front that would be the trigger for any showers down to the south, otherwise i think we're looking a mainly a dry day north of that frontal boundary. and to look planner for tomorrow. 8:00 a.m. temperature maybe a little bit of fog, 69, more clouds and sun at the noon hour, 81 by 5:00. still a touch of humidity in the air, not as bad as today, definitely noticeable. 83. your fox 5 accu-weather seven-day forecast. we get these cooler temperatures because of an east wind that develops and still give us chances for rain wednesday, thursday, friday. not a wash-out. but at least some rounds of rain possible. we're drier into the weekend saturday, 80, sunday 81 be we're also about 82 next monday. so most of these days are on the warm side as we head on into

october. think a pattern change is coming. a little bit of a break temperature wise as we get into the middle and latter part of the week. that's your seven-day forecast, sarah, over to you. a little bit of health news, eating foods rich in potassium can help the heart. that's according to a study from the university of alabama. foods like bananas and avocados are good. because they're loaded with potassium. scientists say if you don't have enough, your arteries and can stiffen which can lead to serious heart disease. scientists say more studies is needed but they believe the finding also applies to people. avocados are good for a lot of thing. >> they're a super food. >> it's good stuff. but there's always money in the banana stand as well >> put your bananas on avocado. >> pass. coming up next is fox 5 local news at

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were filed. >> this is not with me or anyone especially lawmakers >> a man is charged with spray painting a swastika on a local college campus but there's a twist. we're learning more about the rescue of a local woman severely injured in the las vegas massacre. your news starts now. we begin with breaking news down in texas. police caught the texas tech student accused of shooting and killing a campus police officer inside police headquarters, according to investigators, officers made a welfare check on student hollis daniels, they found drugs and drug paraphernalia in the room. they took him to the campus police station to question hill. he pulled out a gun and shot an officer in the head and took off. the university was briefly placed on lockdown while police searched for the gunman they found him about 30 minutes ago. more