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ready for a cool down as fall- like temperatures will make their way back to the dy region first tonight police still trying to track down suspects after a shooting at the university of maryland. one student was shot and a second student was assaulted near the u md campus last night. lindsay watts is live with the latest. >>reporter: this shooting happened just a few blocks from campus at this home over here on rhode island avenue, a group of students live here h. for the most part they have not been interested in speaking, but i did talk to one guy who came out earlier and he sayses that the two victims didn't actually live here. he wouldn't elaborate about what happened last night, but he did tell me that both victims are doing all rightment they're continuing to recover. we'll show you some video from soon after this hasmed it was around eight:20 yesterday evening when police got the call . they say when they arrived they found two male students who were hurt. one

shot, a second who was assaulted . both were taken to the hospital with injuries that weren't life threatening. they don't appear to be a random crime, but to this point they haven't had any information about a motive or su pects. the suspect pes were seen running towards the metro station. we watched police were in and out of the house. because this is so close to many contact pus, a lot of students live on this street. we're told some of the houses, including the one where the shooting happened are linked to fraternities and sororities. certainly a scary, unexpected situation for streunts who live around here. a neighbor tell us when he first heard the gunshots he thought they were fire correctersment he looked outside , he saw some people sprinting away from the house but still didn't make the assumption that a crime had he occurred. soon after, though, he saw the huge police response it was pretty interesting seeing all the cops with the the big guns and everything. and hearing them

like get on the ground and everything. it was pretty nerve racking, but i knew they had it under control. kids are just shocked in general that this would happen. this is part of the greek community, fraternity community, a lot of students live around here. it's pretty much all students and so the fact that this could happen right outside our door is pretty crazy. tonight police have in the release any suspect descriptions. they also haven't release the names of those two students who were hurt. i've been talking to pep who live in this neighborhood and everyone said the at this point they have not heard who it was. because police believe that this was not random crime they're saying that they don't think there is any larger threats to students around here or to people in the community. of course we will keep you you you posted just as soon as we have any additional informationment live in l could edge park, line situate watts, fox5 local news. >> new tonight, a crash involving a montgomery county police car is now under investat

around seven:30 theng at the intersection of veers million and gridly road. we're told several people were hurt, including an officer. no word on the accident of their injuries. also new tonight, the fbi and d.c. police now asking for your help in finding this 111 year old girl in the district. deshan a houston was last seen yesterday. she's from palmer roy road in southeast and she was last known to be wearing a purple shirt, black pants as well as black shoes. call police if you see her. an amber alert for a virginia teens has been canceled. police say the 16 year old was found safe in woodbridge. earlier today virginia state police and prince william police said the teen was likely abducted by a 21 year old man. but again she has been found say. t man she was last seen with was also found. we have information for you on a lock down that happened at state university in peters bugge

the person was not seriously injured. witnesses tell local media that several fights broke out of a the shooting. the gunman still on the loose. this was vsu's home coming weekend much it's still unclear if the hooting is connected to that event. the fbi now joining the investigation into a suspicious device found at a civil war remember enactment. it was found at the bell grove in frederick county. thousands of people were evacuated, but thankfully no one was hurt. it's still unclear exactly what type of device was found. this comes after the cedar breek battle field foundation posted a message on its website sairg saying that it had received a written threat. officer had beefed up security in response to that. now to a fox5 exclusive, a prince george's county man says his dog is dead after a light pole in his neighborho

pincher pincher. it happened on friday in a clinton neighborhood . fox5's evan lambert live tonight. >>reporter: pepco is looking into it. we contacted themment we have a statement from them shortly, but here's what the man says happened. he says his son was walking their dofg in this clinton neighborhood. they got to this light pole and the dog relieved himself and somehow got an electric shock that basically ripped a hole inside that dog's chestment we're talking about a minister pincher, 16 months old here's a picture of that dog. her name was baby. patrick dot son's dogment he said to put her down after a vet couldn't really do anything for her injuries. dot son says he called pepco reporting an electrical problem with the light pole. in a statement to fox5 pepco says they came out to investigate, but didn't find anything wrong with the pole. they are continuing to investigate they tell us today, but say

meanwhile dod son says he worr ies another pet or child will get hurt. my kids are hurt over their dog dying and i'm hurt over my dog dying, but i believe there's something like 16 kids in this neighborhood alone and they're l all playing so i worry about the kids getting hurt as well. and tonight we also got in touch with prince george's county to ask them about this light pole. they say that they are looking into it for us and we will followup with them tomorrow. live in clinton, evan lambert, fox5 local news. >> scwier i. thank you. now to this muggy october day. a live look outside right now the at the air force memorial there in the distance. it didn't get quite as hot as we thought it might. no, it didn't. gwen joins us with what looks like a potential cool down. you're absolutely right. we were supposed to be in the mid 80ss today. you

shorts on, went to the pumpkin patch. i was hanging out in shorts and now she's says gwen what happened. we had more cloud coverage for an extend ted period of time than we had anticipated. we didn't get the sun enough to warm us up. seventy-nine at reagan national airport, 79 at dulles and 76 at bwi thurgood marshal. temperatures still some ten to 11 dwrees above the seasonal average. so it still was a pretty warm day and yes, it was a little muggy out there as well . right now still mild 73 at d.c. the same at yap larks 730 at baltimore. we've got 71- degrees at dumbs, 73 at cull pep per and 74-degrees this hour at hagerstown. those dewpoints still in the 60s still feeling the stick he i in in the atmosphere. that will all come to an abrupt end tomorrow as a cold front moves through not only bringing us some cooler air , but also a chance of some rain showers that will start in the overnight hours tonight

your early part of monday. it doesn't look like it's going to hold up much once it moves past the montgomery county mountains your seven day forecast has some changes on it as well. i'll have that a little bit later. >> thawn, ima between. a week of a at the deadly wild fires began raising through parts of northern california authorities say that they have turned a corner. emergency crews believe several of the fires are now 350 to 606 percent contained. the fires are to to blame for at least 40 deaths. they've destroyed 5700 homes and buildings. about 75,000 people have been forced from their homes h and dozens of people remain unaccounted for. but firefighters say that they are confident most, if not l ul a of those people will be found. >> and mount firefighters were busy you including a car fire inside a residential parking garage. pisser one family is without a home tonight after flames tore through

structure on glenn allen avenue two of the family's dogs had to be rescued. the fire began in the kitchen, but an exact cause is still unknown. crews also took on a fire in oak drive in damascus, the flames were contained to the home's porch. they're still working on smoke alarms inside that house. now to the car fire. it happened a long saint electrocuted mow avenue in bethesda at a highrise residential building. the car caught fire inside the parking garage and the car completely destroyed, torched. no word on what sparked this fire. developing now oversees, so mol yeah dealing with its deadly's single attack in its historiment a truck bomb exploded in mowing deesh yeah. 1276 people were killed in the attackment authorities fear that toll will go higher. 300 others were injured. the government says \{^al}\al sha bab ext

there's no claim of responsibility. coming up later on our broad broadcast we'll have more on this weekend's acan that. members of the trump administration are defending the president's decision to de certify the iran nuclear deal. democrats say the agreement is a done deal and cannot be re negotiated. fox's kristin fisher with the latest. >>reporter: from the national security advisor to the secretary of state to the us em bass door to the un all three defense the president's decision to defense the nuclear deal. by decertifying the deal they were not pulling out of the deal entirely, especially since technically iran hasn't violated the deal. as far as we see they are in compliance of that part of it. but what we're saying is is america still safe? are we still okay with them doing all these other bad things? what you're seeing is everybody is turning a blind eye to iran

all of those violations out of trying to protect this agreement . what we need to say is we have to hold them accountable. they can't be continuing to support tertiaries p around a the world. the trump administration cease this as an opportunity for congress to fix this deal before it's too late, but democrats argue that it's already too late, that the deal is done. there is no chance that the deal is going to be re negotiated. the iran ands will not renegotiate it and neither will the urination. if we were to pull out of this zeal , iran will get everything they want. would be in violation of of the deal. president trump spent the day back at his golf course in virginia. yesterday he played with lindsay gram today he played with his colleague, senator rand paul and tomorrow he's set to meet with his sometimes friend and sometimes mitchell mcconnell. former white house strategist promise isne

if mr. trump wants to make any headline way on his agenda then he's going to need mitchell mcdonnell connel's help. tax re form will be the number one thing that they talk about when they sit down at the white house . at the white hours, i'm kristin fisher, fox news. >> voters getting ready to elect their next governor in if virginia. still ahead a last minute push from both sides on the campaign trail.

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>> virginia voters just weeks away from heading to polls to elect their next governor. it is a race that is drawing some high profile endorsements. both candidates, democratic ralph nor a.m. and ed gillespie spent the weekend stomach mg with big-time politicianses. fox's cigarette ten any has more. >>reporter: virginia's gubinatorial race is one of two taking place in virginia. the biggest challenge for the

voters to turn out on election day. so to help with that, both major parties are bringing in some big names. former vice-president joe biden hosted a roundtable in vaf with current lieutenant governor ralph northam. at that event biden criticized the trump administration and said democratic leaders at the state level need to step in where the federal government is failing. it's the only hope for leader ship we have now is at the state level. i mean, it really is. it really is the only hope we have, number one. someone once said, a guy named bond said that this administration is unified by incoherence and incompetent.s that he ' the unifying principles that you're getting. you you have to step up. the average of polls shows northam aahead of rnc chairman gillespie by seven points. gillespie is hoping to

boost when mike pence joins him in a recall any down in the south part of the state. these public polls are not designed to gauge the outcome of an election , they. we're in a dead heat race here and i feel momentum every where i go. a pair of former presidents will be coming to the state. on wednesday george were burb will head for gillespie and on thursday barack obama will return to the campaign trail will return for the first time at a northam rally in virginia. >> november 7 just a couple weeks away. pulling out the big guns for l all of this. if you're looking for something to fun to do. theres is plenty going on. we're going to he take a look at the week ahead after the break.

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along with her new juice press. luckily the geico insurance agency had helped her with homeowners insurance. she got full replacement on the stolen goods and started a mountain bike juice delivery service. call geico and see how affordable homeowners insurance can be. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. narrator: ed gillespie wants to end a woman's right to choose. ed gillespie would put the government in charge of a woman's personal decisions, not women and their doctors. as governor, ed gillespie says, i would like to see abortion be banned. if ed gillespie would like to see abortion banned, i would like to see i would like to see i would like to see that ed gillespie never becomes governor.

pull out your phone, take a look at your calendar if you have any free time this week, there is plenty to do around town. on thursday, guns and roses is here . they are playing at the capital one arena and over at

m national harbor chris rock takes the stage this week. wednesday through saturdayment although at this pint those tictsz may be a little tough to get your hands on. on sunday little quim will be at howard theater as part of howard university home coming grand finale events. basketball fans your time has arrived. the wizards have their home opener against philly on wednesday. athletes you'll likely be hearing a lot about the marine corpse marathon this week. it takeses place on sunday. there's also the health and fitness expo where you can sample nutrition food, try out the latest exercise equipment. it's being held friday and saturday at the gaylord national harbor. it's open to the public and free to attend. halloween is approaching and if you're looking for a good scare you might want to check out karn evil at merry weather. it wases postponed this week dweu to electrical outages at the park which honestly just makes it sound even more creepy, but the fright festival is set to reopen on

kind of scary much there's an a band circus in the woods, but also some local bants and djs. if you you want to get the kids into some halloween fun boo at the zoo is happening. the saturday event is sold out so you can still t get tickets for friday and sunday much the national zoo will be diseked out with decorated trails. there are also animal demonstrations and plenty t of treats. tickets aren't cheap, though, about 30 bucks. mount vernon hosting an event that costses about $100 a pop because i am mentioning it because it sounds so cool. it's starts with a tour of george washington's mansion and then you learn how beer was brewed in early america. and then you have a full course each course paired with local beers. the national christmas tree lighting such a big event here in d.c. well tomorrow morning 10 a.m.s is your last chance to in zoo up for the lottery to try to get tickets to t

>> the actual event november 30 we've both been there before and itself it's beautiful. that's always a treat. get on the lottery. >> yes, if you you can. >> takes us. the redskins safer ring a big win at home against the san francisco 49 ers . the skins held onto win this afternoon 26 to 24. the game a lot closer than people expected. on paper everyone was saying it should have been an easy win for the skins, but it turned out to be a bit of a nailbitter, so fox5's brody logan shows us more. it wasn't supposed to be this hard. redskins team at home off a bye taking on a winless 49 ers team they're able to scening out a 26 -24 victory in the final seconds. in the nfl there are no easy victorieses even when you are playing a team that's zero and five, but for the redskins, they let them back into this. they were up 17 to nothing, a late score at the end of the first half, got the ball rolling for

scored 17 unanswered point. tied it up and then it was a back and forth game for the second half. this is the envelope and we talked to these players. it's going to be a dog fight no matter who you are playing against. >> we knew it was going to be a fight with them, even when we were up 17 to zero. no one really panicked. we all remained pretty calm and went out there and made more plays than they did. a blow out or close game, for us we have to in tment leave this game alone and focus on the eagles. two players that stood out kirk cuss ips, yes, we know he throwses the ball. he he threw for 330 and two touchdowns. but he also ran the ball on the read options scoring a touchdown. he was the redskins second leader rusher. another weapon out of the back field, chris thompson. they kept running the screen game so well, got chunk plays again and again against the 49 ers and that's what led to this victory. here's jay gruden reacting to the play of those two.

guy that in some of these when we have three receivers, one back, he's usually the back. we are a lot of that personnel group kea. what did you think of the way kirk played today. >> i thought he played efficient . it was a bad play de signed by us, but it was like a punt. so it didn't hurt us at all. other than that i think he threw 300 yards, had a touchdown and a huge scramble for us. in the nfl a win is a win, yes, but a few things to take away that you might want to work on look ing ahead to next week against the eagles. cj bet adder, a third round pick from iowa. called him out from the bull pen piments he leads this come back for the 49 ers, throwing at win against the redskins defense. the secondary is banked up, but it gets tougher next week. you're not facing cj bet adder, you're going to be facing carson wentz if you you want to get a win on monday night you need

the back end. that's next week, enjoy this win. get back to work and we'll see them monday night foot gall ball against the eagles. >> the highlight of the game, though, the baby. >> yes, first game only two weeks old. baby cooper. cooper cousins. cc. still following some serious new, new developments after a deadly attack in somalia, we'll have the latest details on that coming up next. more accusation s against harvey weinstein tonight as another honor could be stripped away from the hollywood mogul. that's next. vo: john adams' prescription for health care would be a disaster for virginia families. adams supports letting insurance companies

685,000 virginians would lose their health care. and adams is against medicaid expansion - denying coverage to thousands of veterans, children and the disabled. john adams: higher costs, less coverage, hurting virginians. mark: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad.

>> this is fox5 local news at ten. an update now on that deadly attack in somalia. nearly 300 people dead after a truck bomb went off in mowing

deadliest attack in somalia's history. we hear more from fox 's steve rap port. >>reporter: the us govment condemning in the strongest terms a deadly terror attack in somalia this weekend, a two-part truck bombing in somalia's capital saturday killing hundreds and injuring hundreds morement there was a huge blast not far from my offices. the blast was really huge and we've never had such a blast before. first somalia officials say a truck bomb exploded outside a public hotel. a lot of buildings evan lambert have disappeared completely became problems. a lot of dead bodies at the scene. the initial blast flattening several buildings, then two hours later another blast hitting near baivment officials say it's the deadliest attack in somalia history with hospitals there now overwhelming whem. i've

thing before, the death toll is unaccountable. corpses were burned and no one could recognize themment the us is calling the truck bombing attack senseless and cow wardly. this as somalia's gom is now blaming a terrorist group known as al sha bobment it has been dealing with an extreme uprising and as the military s military has been stepping up strikes against al sha bob. i. >> want to switch gears to our area and talk about the weather because some of us were thrown off a little bit today. >> lauren. >> yep. i was the one person at the pumpkin patch in my flip-flops, shirts. we thought it was going to be a really warm day. the forecast called for sunshine, 85-degrees with a few clouds and fog in the morning. to be fairy wasn't that uncomfortable. it was warm enough out. i still

a. it's not ugg weather just yet . we unfortunately got clouds hanging around longer than we thought today so as a result of that it was later in the day before we finally got some sunshine and finally got warmed up a bit. we did not make that 85-degree forecast that a we thought we were going to make, but it was still warmer than the seasonal averagement but we got a cool night ahead as we head to the of zeros for some overnight lowe's and i can't rule out maybe a brief passing shower late tonight into the early hours of tomorrow morning nothing that is going to stick around for todayment so you you don't have to be quernd about that. temperatures are going to dip and then rise back up again on my forecast. a little bit of a roller coaster going on there man have i got sunshine. you've got lots of sunny days, bullet ful fall days. in the meantime, some ten to 11-degrees a above seasonal as we head into the upper 70s pretty much. right now it's

there and here's the difference from the temperature from yesterday to this time until today. we're actually some five to even 13 to 14-degrees this hour than we were yesterday. yes, it did get a little bit warmer. seven # three in the nation's capital, 70 at baltimore, 73 at annapolis, the same at fredericksburg to the south. we've got 730 at martinsburg. seventy-three at frederick, winchester seven t and a little l cooler to the far west, 68 at cumberland. winds remain pretty light. we had a little bit of the mugginess in the at a months fear because we had some low level moisture our dewpoints were up and you you probably did feel it. dewpoints are into the 606 so a little bit of the stickiness still there but it's going to be very short lived. we have a strong frontal system that's going to move through and itself he ' going to usher in some cooler air for. a long. >> the witness: also has some showers associatedded with it. now, a pretty wide band of showers here but i'm not really confident that all of this is going to make it across the mountains when it moves to the east. we are

little bit of a light shower shr early morning and then before we get into too much of the morning commute it will be out of the way. let's time it out for you out to the west seeing a few showers starting to pink. once we get into the morning hours, 0 hour things are pretty much out of the way and we start to see a bit of a clearing trend coming n. you're in the going to have to deal it with too much in the morning commute, but just expect to see a little bit. for the west still the fires really affecting parts of california. tuesday is going to be a pretty windy day for them. but the good news on the horizon they're looking at some rain thursday into friday. we'll keep our fingers crossed from that. the system is going to move its way down from the the golf of alaska and give them much needed showers. the cooler air is coming in, too, so be prepare for thatment we're going to see a dip in our temperatures. 606 greece for tonight. nowhere near the

tomplet the highs with that l keer air we're going to head into the mid 60s pretty much. the winds will pick up as well. here's a loot at your fox5 seven day forecast. temperatures into the week are going to start to rice a little bit back into the 70s again and then by the end of the week we start to get to the upper 70s. we're kind of a little bit of a roller coaster t . i want you to pay attention to the early mornings of tuesday morning and wednesday morning. it's going to be very, are chilly. we want you to bundle up before you head out. >> a woman is in custody and charged with murdering her husband inside johns hopkins hospital. anight yeah jones was a i loan in a room with her husband while their son was undergoing a procedure. yancy had cut himself, dr.s could not safe him and jones let before police arrived. they learned the cup had been arguing and yancy's injuries were not self inflicted. they believe jones stabbed her husband. police ar rested her yesterday and

charged her with first degree murder. fun recall services will be held for a police officer killed at texas tech officer killed last week. they paid their respects to officer floyd east. east arrested a 19 year old for drug possession. as he was processingsing i am the teenager pulled out a gun and started shooting. his body was flown to el paso, texas. a memorial service will take place on tuesday. >> tonight there are more rape ak you youizations against dis graced hollywood producer harvey weinstein. we get the latest on the growing scandal from bryan llenas. >>reporter: three more women are now accusing harvey within stein of raping them one of the women isly set anthony who stars in the soap oprah holly oaks. weinstein assaulted her and raped

holly wood visits ited her at her own house when she answered the door in her dressing gown weinstein raped her in her newspaper he pushed me inside and rammed me up against the coat rack and started fumbling against my found. he was kissing me and start. who accuse weinstein of rape, grope and unsuccessful advances. he was suspended from the british film academy on wednesday and on saturday the board of governors for the academy of motion pictures and sciences which host the oscars hosted an emergency meeting voting to expel as his own brother bob told the hollywood reporter that his brother is sick and depraifed saying he begged his brother to get help and he avoided it. i asked him, he's your brother

in the world could have th have gone on without you knowing. and he's making a disiption t, believe him or not between what everyone in the company knew which was he a philandererring traveling around the world trying to sleep with women at all times in the day. they weren't in the room with him they say so they don't know what exactly happened in the room. a spokesperson for harvey weinstein that he unequivocally denies any allegations of non consensual sex, but he is in therapy. bryan llenas, fox news >> still ahead a crack down on m s13 gang members. plus a moment of hope as many in california begin to rebuild from the devastating wild fires.

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to donald trump on all of it. ed gillespie refuses to stand up to him at all.

the frederick sheriff cracking down on ms13 gang members by calling out law enforcement agencies that he he thinks aren't doing enough to get the gang members off of the street. fox5's teisha lewis reports and a she says that the the sheriff is hold holding neighboring agencies accountable if they re fuse to work with immigration customs and enforcement to eradicate ms13. >>reporter: frederick is no exception to violent crimes increasingly committed by ms13 gang members, but unlike some neighboring counties frederick sheriff charles jenkins is taking a hard line stance against the l el salvador and gang. five must secretaried ms 13 gang members are locked up for murder including haves diaz and dar within maria, two are behind bars accused in a recent rape. wops we lock these people up get

once we arrest these folks we can get them off the streets and then after they serve their sentences they are he ' turned over to ice and they're removed from the country. doing what all law enforcement should be do know why people in law enforcement, our political leaders are afraid to admit the fact that we have this problem to deal with. i think most people are afraid to tackle the problem, afraid of the kickback, the blow backment they don't have the political will or the stomach to do it. that was teisha lewis reporting. jenkins says over the last two to three years there have been an influx in violent crimes committed by m s13. he says the gang has created a public safety t issue and he wants them off the streets, out of the county and out of the country. there are a are the roller coasterred 8,000m s13 gang members in the us . some good you news tonight, the maryland native whos what shot in the eye in the las vegas massacre is making major progress. tina

shot in the eye, until recently she was a comament she is now a wake and also breathing on her own for a few hours the at a time. meantime her friends organized a fundraiser at an irish public this weekend. we don't know how the medical bills are going to be cost. we want to show her we're showing our support. at first we didn't know how serious it was. it was awful, he okay, she is nlt that bad. as more details came out it just got worse. it was a nightmare. obviously this is a horrible event, but there's this much good going on. it's the light in awful of it, i guess. all the proceeds made today from food, drinks, ralphs and auctions go toward the go fund me that was created to support continue a and her family. the community has already raised more than a half a million dollars for the frost family. the week after deadly wild fires raised through parts of northern california authorities say tha

their fight against the destruction. they say several of the fires are now 50 to 606 percent contained. the fires are to blame for at least 40 deaths. they have destroyed 5700 homes and buildings. about 75,000 people have been forced from their homes and dozens of people remain unaccounted for, but firefighters say that they are confident most, if not all of those people which be found. here pup. iz i, idz i is here. come here, baby. oh, my god. oh, my god. incredible in the midst of the devastation, a ement month of hope, two brothers are he reyou united with their family dog after fearing he he died in the wild fire. the brothers say they walked for miles looking for iz i. they eventually found her at the end of a narrow road. she emerged from the rubble. she looked just fine. coming up, a crammic rescue

the quick response from police that saved a woman from a sing ing car.

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>> this i'm credibly tense situation caught on camera. this rescue here in china today after little l girl got her head stuck between two walls at school much the six year old girl's upper body sandwiched between the two walls. you you you see her face pointing down. she was crying and yelling. eventually they did free her from the narrow gap. she was thankfully not seriously injured . another dramatic rescue out of s sidney, as you trail a. officers saved a woman from a singing car just seconds before it disappeared in a river . this aerial footage

shows officers diving and swimming toward the car. look at that. one of them used a baton to smash the window and then you see there right before the car goes underwater they were able to pull that woman and get her to safety. talk about heros there. three would be thieves picked the wrong guy to steal from. this happened last thursday in san antonio, texas two women and a man walked into a ihop restaurant. the waiter thought something was up and then he heard someone tinkering with the cash register. l arnold who is a black belt took matters into his own hands. i pulled him to the ground, but during that pros i don't know if my face hit the recommend ster, hit the ground or just hit him in the face because he had a scar on his head and i have a big old bloody nose how. around held one of the suspected thie ves on the ground until police arrived. the man begged him to let him go, but the suspect was ultimately arrested ment the us jus

itself arrested on an outstanding he ' latest census, but it may not happen if congress can't come up with enough money to count every living person in the country. knocks' james rosen explains. >>reporter: the census has presented a broadening picture of the nation. with just 30 months to go before the census bureau conviction off its constitutionally mandated count of every soul in erk in, wilbur ross told lawmakers they need 16 bill to get it done, three billl ross cited declining rates and the integration of new it infrastructure. the cracks in which ross learned about soon after he assumed office. normally two months into my tenure the census bureau sudden there i announced a 40 percent cost over run in one component. namely the

data collection and processing ment house freedom colleges and universities cause chair mark meadows questioned why the appropriators should, when the agency has not he re moved its troubled relation ship with contractors and subcontractors. there's some 43it systems that need to be implemented and yet today only four have actually been fully implemented. ross claimed the census bureau cyber security is the most robust it's ever been. but when jody heist of georgia asked how ross can be certain of that, the secretary cited conversations with his team. so it's all based on conversation, not on tests. it's impossible to test something that doesn't yet exist . my point precisely. chems were equally displeased with ross' proposal, but for the opposite reason. i think it's a good start, but i don't think it's good enough. i'm not used

he i canned for much that's a totally new experience for me. federal figures show the cost per household of conducting the census more than doubled from 199 on zero to 2010 from $45 to 92ed. an internal auditors at commerce say that in the testing face leading up to 2020 they've identified cost over runs and un accounted for costs. in washington, james rosen, fox news. >> talk about a stranger empty ticketed event out at the right place at the right time. a maryland family welcomed a special delivery with some help coming up next. xt.

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ers. kirk cousins holding his baby boy on the field. cooper was born 11 days after his birthday. kirk and his wife julie's first cousin. can you you imagine dealing with a two week old and also the nfl. a maryland family welcomed a special delivery, but it may hey had a different ending had it not been for a total stranger being at the right place at the rate time. jumping into to help was a doctor who happened to be just there. fox5's corey coffin has the incredible story. >>reporter: mar neek young was all giggles when we visited her in the hospital. hees ' just so happy little anthony jr. is healthy. it was yesterday morning that young and anthony watkins helded to the hospital from their home in district heights. it's a one-hour drive and they found

in traffic. all of a sudden right in the middle of traffic my water breaks. that's when watkins pulled off the beltway andenned up in the seventh day a vend isabella church parking lot. from there it was only minutes before little l anthony yr made his day beuvment the baby head was already out. watkins had 911 operators on the line and was trying to flag down help. we san francisco you a man rubbing around the car screaming. he was real animated . doctor i vet hef ron and her husband had changed their routine that day to meet a patient. this happened for a reason and we believe this little one was brought into this world that way for a purpose. the doctor tapped him on the shoulder and said i'm a doctor. doctor help ran caught anthony jr. as he came out. she advised the new dad to get something to cut off and tie the em bill california cord. and he took off his shoes and he had a pair

of scissorses in his car. now these two groups of strangers are now family. that's one of god's angels. congratulationses to them, cute ticketed event pie there, too. the news tonight far from on. the news at s 11 starts right now. this is fox5 local news at 11. first at 11, police are still trying to track down suspects after a shooting at the university of maryland. one student was shot and a second student assaulted at a home the at the umd campus lives night. lindsay watts live tonight with an update. >>reporter: lauren and marina this shooting happened just a few blocks from campus at this home over here on rhode island avenue. a group of students lives here. for the most part they have not been interested in speaking. i did talk to one guy who came out earlierment \he\e he says that the two victims do not live here. he wouldn't elaborate on what happened here last night. he can say that the vices times ever