quo hoe took on cellphone of jackson a's rest around 8:00 last night. you can see jackson arguing with officers sitting opt kish shl he is currently a sergeant in the u.s. mar each corps based out of quanitco in the security augmenttation unit. this all happened when this tour bus made a brief stop in front of white house on h street while tour guide was busy speaking to drivers the driver opened the door to get fresh air it was warm last night. next thing she knew a man jumped on the biss through the door and came towards her saying get out of her and w wailing on her. he hit her several times in the face and head. she yelled for help several time an eventually people from the upper level came down to stop the attack and because this happened so close to the white house secret service was also there within minute where they made the arrest. the bus driver was taken to a hospital and she's okay. and she tells me she is not sure why this

we did speak with officials with big bus who tell us this is the first time one of their drivers has ever been ault said and after several other bus drivers have been attacked in d.c. recently, they are very concerned. they also put out a statement which i can read in part "we are up credibly aappreciative of the quick response by thor yous and safety of team members and guests is incredibly important us to our buses to include on board cameras and we will continue to work with authorities as the investigation continues" now tyler jackson was order todd stay away from the white house. his chargesen include simple assault, unarmed carjacking and resisting awrist and he'll be back in court november 1. live at d.c. superior court. anjali hemphill, "fox5 local news". we're learning new details about a man charmed in connection with an abduction in woodbridge. claiming to be

notorious ms 13 street gang. 21-year-old accused of forcing 16-year-old girl into car and driving off. the pair was allegedly involved in argument at a party over the weekend. witnesses telling police the suspect was armed with knife and victim was found unarmed and reunited with her family. all right. well the times and weather it is a change. let give you a live look outside. it started cloudy today. we got sun out. there guess what? >> i love it. >> it is starting to feel like fall finally. >> yeah, sleeves are back. >> pants back. >> trousers socks guess what i got today at home. >> what. >> statistic electricity shock. so the air is dry, too. >> gosh. >> oh, that didn't seem to impress you guys. >> ohh. >> ahh. >> that was not a mic drop moment. >> maybe this will get you. we have first frost advisory and freeze warnings posted for tonight and these are in effect most areas west of interstate 95. difference between frost and freeze is temperature. it's colder in

and you will have likely kiming preez in some mountain communities. frost advisory means we could head for the mid 0s in subsh an areas and there could be damage to sensitive plants. that is not in effect for the district or fairfax or point east of 95 and we are chilling off and it's certainly feeling like october has timely showed up. 61 in gaithersburg and win chester you are already down to 59. d.c. 6 a5. what a dramatic change from yesterday when close to 0. we're now anywhere from 13 to 20 colder across area in just 24 hours. it's still pretty gusty out there. that frontal boundary that came through it morning with early morning rain and clouds. still kicking up gusts to 25. maybe even 28 miles an hour in some spots. but this will get lighter after the sun goes down and that's why we think overnight temperatures head for the 30s. mid and upper 0s north and west. not so cold for the district but defini

and again we expect that chilly tuesday morning to require a code certain hi a warmer jacket for kids as w well. bus stop tomorrow morning a range of 37 to 47 and lots of sunshine. you won't need rain gear. after school 5 a5 to 58. we don't stay this cold all week long xing a gradual warming trend late under week and we look at weekend too, all that coming up later, jim and sarah. >> major show down in acourtroom in maryland th threatens to up end president trump latest travel ban. >> a federal judge wrapping up arguments in three separate challenges to the trump administration latest version on what opponents call a muslim ban. tom fitzgerald was in the courtroom for all of it and live in green belt with the details, hey, fits. >> jim, sarah, good evening. we'll break this down for you. just wrapped up nth here the federal courthouse. u.s. district court in green belt. this is what is happening. october 8, two d

trump administration will go forward and try what they're calling third version of the travel ban. well, in this courtroom today people who were aopposing it people who say this is not a travel ban this is a ban against news ups. they filed suit they're asking a federal judge to impose a restaining order up junction that will stop the trump administration from going forward ahead with this keep in mind this is not exactly the same ban that we saw back in january and february. and in this ban countries like chad, iran, libya, somalia, sear why and yemen are the focus, however, this time, t trmp administration added other countries like north korea, countries like venezuela and trump administration says the reason is if you look at this, if this was a travel ban there is no way taken to include countries like north korea and venezuela those are not muslim majority countries. opponents people filing suit today disagree. they say

through what they believe is trump administration real goal own this pursue what they call a muslim ban with the administration calls travel ban. the judge heard both sides an hour and a halved in and when it was all over plaintiffs came out and gave their side of the story. >> turning on american values that this country is all about and value of welcoming each and every person from all over the world welcoming people this come here and build a dream and life and that's how we all came here. >> now, that is one side of the story and ear side is from u.s. justice department that argued loudly in fave of going ahead with this ban today. they said if you look at this version of the ban this slt result of exhaustive review by u.s. home land security department. this is not what was done back in january. when will we find out, well the time service essence h

this is supposed to go into effect no two days. the judge indicated from the bunch today he did not sa a decision right awe and we will find out sooner rather than later. for now live in green belt, tom fitzgerald, "fox5 local news". >> coming up at 5 a new twist on familiar scam [ ringing ]. >> up next, what virtual kidnapping is and why the fbi says more and more people are falling for. it. >> and colin kaepernick files a grievance against nfl owners and new effort in the works to make him new quarterback for green bay packers after aaron rodgers goes down for the season. >>ies y, come here baby, izzy. >> oh, my god, oh, my god. >> hey baby. >> special reuon in wake of deadly wildfires. how vets say this dog managed to make it out after being left behind we'll be right back.

>> welcome back we're following latest developments on oil rig explosion that happened knowledge of new orleans. >> the blast was heard and felt several miles away and? is what it looked like. 7 people were hurt. three of them critically. city officia a

fire is under control and they do not believe there are any environmental impact to worry about. now the search is on to find one missing person. >> we're fairly confident there's an eighth person. the coastguard made contact with that person's family and they're notify we have search and rescue mission going. >> the cuz of the fire is under investigation and they're looking into cleaning chemicals as a possibility. >> new tonight a man found guilt tough setting off a pipe bomb injured 30 people last summer and amad rahini was con vibd of putting a pipe bomb along a charity race in new jersey. he was fond guilty and plans to appeal the decision sentencing set for january. >> meanwhile the death toll continues to rise in puerto rico after devastation left behind by hurricane maria. >> 48 people died and medical examiner determined three most recent deaths were people who were unable to get treatment for medical problems following the hurricane. more than three weeks after

puerto rico and monday morning -- governor said govern nor has power back on for 5% of people by middle of december. >> and we're keeping eye on raging wildfires out west. tens of thousands of people heading back to homes at last after threats start to taper off. right now 17 large fires burning across northern california. two of of the three most sgrukttive fires are more than half contained. so far 40 people were killed and the fires destroyed more than 5700 buildings. temperature will remain hot and dry and much needed rain is on way to region thursday. >> we have seen devastation caused by wildfires. tonight there's a story of hope. and two brothers return for search of remains of family dog in the rubble and then this happened. >> izzy is here.

izzy come here baby. >> oh, my god. >> that just gave me goose bumps that's jack and brother -- mikeing for miles. they expected worse and were stunned when she came running towards them. it was one of greatest moments of my life. it was elation. coming around the corner expected to see her. it was elation. tears happiness. >> amazing they tookiesy to the vet and now they saidiesy is doing type. and it was actually her thick coat that likely protected her from the flames and intense heat. >> you can see how excited she was the moment she realized they were back. >> i love that. >> and for them to see her coming out from -- they didn't

>> not at all. >> her to be alive and fortunately she was. >> more fallout now from oh, actually let's go to sue palka first. >> sue? >> hi. >> sue. >> speaking of phone keep that theme going. >> sarah, jim, we've been talking about the colder weather that we've just now made a turn to. and you know what the colder weather does is brings on the color. wanted to show you our leaves are beginning to show those first signs of color worth of trips to the high spots where color is phenomenal. we are just beginning to see those leaves change around here. and just on time as well. we've got likely late october as peak here for much of metropolitan area. we've seen peak in high spots and early november south. interest nate 95 before you start bringing on the peak fall colors. the days are shorter and nights cold and that also brings it on. none rise tomorrow morning 7:19, sunset 6:2

away from returning to standard time. that gives us 11 hours and 9 minutes of daylight r daylight. chilly fall nights bringing the nights on. low of 46 in the district. keep in mind that will be mid and upper 30s suburbs north and west we showed you at the beginning of broadcast. we have a frost advisory in effect that begins 2:00 in the morning and goes until 9:00 in the morning and protect sensitive plants. we'll have another one tomorrow night. in the district tomorrow we head for 47 degrees for overnight low. and by wednesday, we begin to see things changing a little bit. temperature near 50. so, most of the suburban areas also will be climb together low 40s. and as you know, we have a long tropical season here it goes until november 30 and i wanted to mention there is something and risk of development by national hurricane center. it is 100 miles and stretched out today and kind of high as 50%. and they knocked it back down again. this will have to be watched. if it were to

tropical storm it would get the name phillipe and hurricane ophelia category 3 over the weekend by the way that crossed over into the british aisles and wreaked havoc on ireland. crazy wind storm over there and we're fortunate the tropics do not seem to have their eyes set on us right now. listen, we have a gradual warming trend in 7 day forecast and we're enjoying that feel of fall right now all those details coming up just a little baiter with the 7 day. sarah, jim. >> all right. more fallout from the harvey weinstein sex scandal two dozen women accused hollywood mogel of sexually assaulting or has asking them. >> melissa milano is hoping something good comes out of this. they did a # metoo. and thousands of women have responded and hope surprise that outpouring of responses will help people understand the magnitude of the problems. we have a couple of these out there

online. this is what we look at now # metoo you see there's a lot on the screen there. >> harassment is no joke abuse and people. >> there's so many out there you get a sense of the magnitude. check out # metoo online. >> and colin kaepernick firing back at nfl. former san francisco 49ers filed a grievance against the league saying he remains unsigned after collusion of oyp ushz. he decided to sit and neal during the anthem to bring attention to mistreatment of african americans by police. he is still a free agent after omenting out of contract with with 49ers signed at the end of last season and nor a moment there was hope after green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers suffered season ending injury yesterday. >> kaepernick falls called for the team to sign kaepernick to replace him. they started a change.org petition called brin

so far is has more than 4,000 signatures and unfortunately packers already named brett humly as rogers replacement and promotesed joe callahan to serve as a backup. that's not happening. >> no. it also seems -- we'll talk about that later. >> after losing federal funding forehead start program under cloud of scandal prince george county got tens of thousands of dollars from the federal government and where does that money go and oversee the spending we'll break it down next. >> quarterback josh norman teaching d.c. kids to set personal goals. we'll talk about that after the draek.

after losing federal funding forehead start program under a cloud of scandal prince george public county schools received a new larger gift of federal tax dollars thanks to maryland two u.s. senators. "fox5" bob barnard explains.

funds. we're talking 25 million dollars in federal grants over the next three years. they're not easy to get. for prince george county public schools. specifically to help recruit he, retain and further develop the best and brightest teachers. >> if you have motivated dedicated teachers, that is what makes a great school. >> in a school district that forced to hire about 1,000 new teachers every year. >> problem of teach retention particularly in urban school district is not unique to pribs george county. this is statewide and national challenge. >> dr. kevin maxwell sl ceo of pgcps a school district rocked by allegations of grade fixing to boost graduation rate and year after the federal government pulled six and a half millionp in funding for the county head start program after allegations of misconduct and abuse. >> this grand is working with

and so there's a pretty significant difference there but the fact that we have coinvestigators and pretty significant milestones we meet doug anthony is talented leader in district and so is james? cham of hr and they're the ones going to be primarily responsible for the direction and supervision and monitoring of the grant. >> how will senators chris van holland and ben cardin ensure those 25 million are properly spent? >> well we have a good team here in prince george countsy and they put together a good proposal. >> it's not a leap of faith i would call it more investment. we know that our future depends upon edit kaing our children and it's great equalizeer. >> with a whole lot of of new money headed this way to try to keep good teachers in the classrooms. in green belt, maryland, bob barnard, "fox5 local news". >> well, redskins quarterback josh norman is known for work ethic on

norman headed to jefferson in southwest and the message from number 24 was pretty simple. set goals. >> i can relate. i kind of like see myself through their eyes and they see them through mine in a way. you know i'll send the same. we all were. you can relate we know what the feelings were in 6, 7 and grade. it's been a long while but we know. we know those things they're faced with every day because we were faced with them. it's meeting them where they are on their level and then they'll know in real life this is what happens. so don't look forward to those things jumping out at you because they will come. when they, do how will you handle it. >> and how do these kids set goals. they have star 24 notebook to track goals like attendance and school work and teach herbs pick top two sfrunt each grade for fulfilling setting goals and then josh norman night of the stars on november 13. it's a non profit

by josh norman ton get kids involved. he's motivated i'm sure the kids loved it. >> looks like they did. >> a former youth softball dmoch virginia charged with dozens of child sex crimes. we'll have the details on that story next. >> and it is scam spreading across the currenty causing unses suspecting victims hundreds of dollars. fbi is partnering with d.c. to combat crooks scanning people with hope to call and kidnapping employ. first ronica. >> jim, it was chaotic. there was shouting. it was hardly the tip skl scene inside the rose garden. we'll take youed in the white house. you do not want to miss what happened this afternoon. coming up fox 5 at 5 continues after the break ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. narrator: ed gillespie wants to end

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>> coming up on 5:30. head lines, first up former youth softball coach charged with dozens of child sex crimes. kathy roth job gab is facing 34 charges related to alleged sexual assaults in ournth county virginia. the investigation started last summer after a female victim reported alleged sexual abuse during her time as volunteer softball coach. she's held without bound. >> new information tonight by suitland man arrested on channels of possessing and kharning child pornography. and he was abruptly fired last week and investigators caught williams after receiving tip from national center for missing and xloyted children. police searched suspect's home and late area rested him f convicted it faces ten years in prison. >> and shooting in university of maryland student in college park. second student was also arrested during the same incident on saturday

avenue near area off campus known as fraternity row. both victims are expected to be fine and prince george county police though say the students attacked were apparently targeted. >> scheduled white house press briefing turned into unexpected press conference in the rose garden with the president. >> ronica cleary was there for unscheduled q & a with president trump live outside with more, hi, ronica. hey, jim, sarah, we were waiting for the press secretary. an announcement came over speaker suddenly calling for the press to move quickly to the rose garden. we were pretty sure that that meant we would be hearing from president trump. we knew he had just had the lunch with with speaker mitch mc connell. we thought he might be -- senate liter mitch mc connell we thought he may thereby too. photographs had little time to preset and put up their equipment and the press we were squeezed into a small

and literally just feet from the where the president and senate majority leader mitch mc konl came out take questions that unscheduled press conference. and i'll tell you the main theme that the president tried to convey unity within the party and importance of tax reform. but it did open for questions and press really pushed back on the idea because there's undoubtedly what appears to be a divide between president trump and republican lawmakers on the hill. >> you have a fantastic relationship with people in the senate and people in congress. i have our house of representatives. i have a great relationship with political people. if you read the papers you think i'm like on one island and they're on another. that's not the way it s we have a fantastic relationship i'm friends with most of themen i can say and i don't think anybody could have much of higher percentage. but i'm friends with most of

of them and i think they like and respect me. so you understand the republican party is very, very unified. >> now questions were on a wide range of topics including those sonic attacks on u.s. personnel and their families in havana, cuba. cuba government have denied any involvement in those attacks. and today for the first time president trump put blame directly and squarely on island naix. >> i do believe cuba is responsible i believe that and it's very unusual attack as you know. 4 i do believe cuba is responsible. >> another topic covered b backing news today. that's sergeant bowe bergdahl would plead guilty to sdertion and endangering america's troops when stationed in afghanistan. president trump xhpted onberg ball in the past calling him a trader. those remarks

that could stap him if getting a i fair trial. >> do you believe your comments in way a affected bowe bergdahl's ability to receive a fair trial and you can respond to his attorney -- >> i can not comment on bowe bergdahl because he's as you know he's doing something today as we know and he's also they're setting up sentencing. i won't comment on. it i think people have heard my comments in the past. >> reporter: now, i'll tell you this is really just a tip of iceberg from what we heard and learned from the president in today's unexpected press conference. i'll be back at 6:00 telling you a little more about what the president had to say about this very top priority he says is not tax reform. of course we're keeping up updated on "fox5". reporting live in northwest, ronica cleary, "fox5 local news". law enforcement is seeing more and more of these problems. virtual kid

real kidnappings it's phone scams they trick someone into thinking a loved one could be harmed or killed unless they pay up. lass ang less tracked virtual calls from new mexico and almost all were carry out from mexican prisons. they duped people out of tens of thousands of dollars. fbi is coming one tips. if scammer calls you hang up the phone. ft. scammer says they kidnapped the love one, and if this happens to you give fbi and local police a call as soon as you receive any calls like this. >> after the massacre in las vegas gun control advocates are once again getting congress to act. this afternoon prince george county hank and maryland frost

and senator talked about reducing gun rye silence. one way to combat crime is to get high powered reasons off the street. >> high capacity assault weapons need to be eliminated. they pose a huge threat to the public and pose a huge threat men and women of law enforcement who are those that will respond to the calls for service and will be on the wrong end of that equation once they arrive. >> opponents say there are enough gun laws on the books and more legislation would not have prevent aid shooting like what happened in las vegas. >> mayor bowser kicking off initiative in d.c. with grand opening of shop made in d.c.. it's shop and cafe and stacked with items made in the district. groundbreaking initiative is deal between department of small and local byes and goal is to encourage people to buy local and support small business. >> coming up a gas station carjacking caught on video. >> a woman is pumping

a person drives into the car and drives off. >> eliminating puppy mills. new law that requires stores to sell only rescue animals. sue. >> that's a fantastic idea. jim and sarah if temperatures take you by surprise the highs today we know why. we hit the temperatures before the cool front came through in early morning hours and those were midnight high temperatures for rest of this evening. we're headed through the 60s and into the 50s. 60 at:00 and by 9:00, 57 and 11:00, 55 on our way to potentially frosty cold night in suburbs and more on that in the 7 day forecast ahead

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>> this is wild carjacking it all unfolded as a woman p pumping gasgasal ep park mish

comes into the car and the woman slides into the passenger seed as would be car thief takes off with pump still attached. a trucker pulled the suspect out of the car the two struggled before the suspect took off and police caught up to him and arrested him. >> a hefty settlement for one big mistake by police. daniel sued the city of orlando after falsely arrested 2015 on drug charge and that's why you see donuts on the screen. here's why apparently they thought part of crystal cream donut crumbs were part of crystal mem. they determined allegations were false and changes dropped. he was awarded more than $37,000 in that settlement. >> thank four clarify. >> a new law in california will crackdown on so-called puppy mills and kitten factoryes. starting in january pet stores

and rab fritz shelters and rescue centers only. people can still buy pets from private breeders but will be illegal for stores to have them. welfare organizations back the legislation saying puppy mills often mass produce for sale but often are inhumanely treatd i think she you this do that. >> i said this a million times before if you look for new pet rescue dogs we have cat fans here but i'm a huge pro bonen't of rescue dogs. >> and they're always so grateful even rescued cats. >> i've had six rescued cats and not all at the same time i'm not that lady yet don't worry. >> yet. >> yet. >> i need nor more time on my hands to take them on. but i hope nor states pass that lawl. that makes such sense. so many of these animals in shelters have to be put down. nobody wants to talk about that. but it happened. >> so nice weather

with the pup. we have really cool temperatures finally. october has been unusually mild until today. and today is first day that we have seen temperatures close to where they should be for season and boy everybody seems to be ready for this change. and after being close to 80 yesterday officially 79 we've been dropping through the 60s most of day. clear skies now is still a little bit breezy and that should get better as we go through rest of evening. so let's get you caught up on weatherhead lines so you know what to expect. definitely a chilly night ahead. 0s and 40s and we'll show you frost advisory coming up in a moment. afternoons will be pleasant. 50s and 60s and beautiful tuesday ahead and dry, sunny days all workweek long and as we get later into the week we start warming up again and it's not going to be near record high type heat. it will be mostly 70s. tonight it's all about the first frost advisory of of season being issued by national weather service including western howard and

western montgomery all of loudoun county and fauquier county. norm and west green rally of 95. it's cold are in the freeze warning closer to 32 degrees. in frost advisory mid and maybe upper 0s close enough to have damage to sensitive plants. but not killing freeze just yet. for this week we'll see the temperatures tomorrow staying in the 60s. and then by wednesday at least here in d.c. we start to touch 70. by thursday, 7 and by friday 74 degrees. that ought to bring on color. earlier today we had a strong frontal bounry go by. now you see the clear skies. few clouds linger in the mountains. but the clear skies will rule tonight and that's why we'll see temperatures dropping off dramatically. 64 frederick. gaithersburg 61. cumberland to 59. we're seeing gusty winds still to 25 here in district. and those will get better after the sun goes

that's when we get chilly. this is where we head for overnight. 34 that's cold four hage hagerstown. 38 frederick and 9 dulles and again 46 district point south and east where there's not a frost concern tonight. we start chilly tomorrow and high pressure builds in. that means lighter wind and pleasant afternoon with a lot of sunshine and just a georgous tuesday on the way. your planner for tomorrow, again, 47 at:00 in the morning in the district by noon, 61 and by 5:00, 63. your "fox5" accuweather 7-day forecast wall-to-wall sunshine this workweek. eventually getting warmerment look at weekend back in upper 0s saturday 78 on sunday and by monday of next week we're still looking at cloud and sun with temperature of 77. that is your 7 day forecast jim over to you. >> thank you, sue. update now on murder of northern virginia teen ander we learned a grand jury handed up eight count indictment against darwin martinez torres abus

killing a woman. he is charged with capital murder and rape they were investigating whether she was sexually indicted and today's indietsment is first time prosecutors brought sex crime charges against torres he is due back in court for a hearing on thursday. >> up next a bogus contractor who wind isled local residents out of millions of dollars had his day in court. >> paul wagner is on the story tonight, paul. >> reporter: yeah, guys, his work was so bad prosecute rz say homes had to be condemned and during the hearing the judge called this man evil. i'll have the story straight ahead, sarah. >> it's breast cancer awareness month and we're interest ambiguousing you to a local company for those ba battling press and tangible support when needed

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>> we've about following this story throughout the day. the 11-year-old girl has been found and she's safe according our mar each amarraco. she sweeted that deyana is checked out on local hospital. still no circumstance instances surrounding her disapiece. >> she wentz missing over the weekend. at this point we're told she's returned and at the hospital now being checked out. >> an a man prosecutors called pat lee bogus contractor and predatory menace was sense todd ten years in prison. >> michael rosebar was convicted of on wind isling 40 people out of a million dollars. live from u.s. district court tonight, paul. >> reporter: and today, here in federal court anp coordinate fairy hearing that lasted more than 3 1/2 hours. victim

to judge today and said that that man was heartless. he ruined their lives and taken their money and he deserved every day in prison that he got. he got step years listen to what the judge said in as soon as soon asking mr. rosebar you have no remorse or recognition for what you did that had you done anything wrong. you disappeared. you didn't finish the work. you were a predator. you presented yourself deceitfully and hurt people deeply. let's show you just some of the pictures of the work that was presented at trial today. and i gs you can call it alleged work because people that had their homes work on by this man they said was destroyed and that these are some of the photos of the work done by michael rosebar that were shown to jury during a two week trial. two of the homes he worked on over ten-year period were condemned and others the work was done so badly or not done at all that the homeowners had

come in and repair the work. one woman elderly retired pharmacist was wased out of more than half a million dollars and had to return to work in order to make ends meet. prosecutors say rosebar stole money from welfare while he was stealing from his client. he showed no remorse at trial or sentencing and deeply bothered thomas hogan that called him not only a predator but evil. we spoke with two victims outside the courthouse today and here's what they had to say. >> i finally got the chance to you me to do something about it and not only that but stap him from taking advantage of other people and he basically is pure evil and just like what the judge said. he's pure evil. >> did he also damage your home an take your money. >> yes, he d i gave him

money. and he just walked off with it. and left my house condemned. >>s is that first woman we heard from in well of court turned to rosebam in tears and said you threatened to kill me you said you would accepted people to kill me because i was not pay ur for so. work you claimed you had done. ten years for this man that contractors or i say prosecutors had called a predator a serial predator on people who wanted work done in their homes. today again gets ten years. live outside the federal courthouse, paul wagner, "fox5 local news". >> well, october is breast cancer awareness month and we're highlighting businesses and organizations helping those with breast can area and hoping to raise awareness and find a cure. ce off of like neighbors is here on more brand new compa

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when i wanted to send some sort of help and support i found it difficult to do that across the country as well. clearly this was a need. something needed to bring people together when they want to give and receive support long distance. >> this is such a good way toy do that. these are every day things people perhaps don't think b that are really helpful. we're showing meals you have here. how is it it work? do they choose specifically you know if someone is vegetarian or -- all kind of thing. >> we have a wonderful partner meal provider called galley they're based in d.c. and prepare meals fresh every day and they're nutritious and localery and they're absolutely delicious. this is sample of half a family meal. this serves four people. you can get individual meals family meals kids meals and greatest thing about them they come chilled. so they're fully prepared and chilled. if you don't feel like heat when at the arrive and there's not somebody

up put it in the fridge and have it when you feel like it. >> what is next where all do you deliver to do you plan on expanding. >> yes. currently we're delivering in the distribute and southern mar march and northern virginia but we plan to add more services beyond meal delivery pretty quickly here and then we want to go national we want to make sure we can help anyone, anywhere, any situation connect them with long distance friends and family. >> whether breast cancer or whatever illness it is. >> or something happy like a new baby. any time anybody needs help. >> okay. >> judy o'conner search a wonderful idea, like neighbors.com if you want to learn more about it. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> jim over to you. >> thank you, sarah. >>al wean ones rise and costumes causing controversy. twitter under fire. we'll show you what it is after

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>> we're seeing clever and controversial costumes. one is party city adult wall costume. the costume does not specify it's about president trump immigration policy. people on social media are are responding some criticizing it some taking it in individual and some think about it's about pink floyd famous album the wall. >> it's opened take it any way you want. >> that's not what we meant by it. >> i think it's funny actually. >> all right. tony and shawn are standing by for newscast at 6. >> news at 6 begins right n now. >> new at 6:00 off the cuff. >> we hope to be in good shape with had again the largest tam cuts every passed in country. >> from tax refrm to relationship with republicans we're live with what else president trump said todd reporters in improperty press conference at the white house and caught on camera

beat a d.c. tour bus driver and how he got on the bus and good samaritan that helped the driver. but first a former virginia youth softball coach indicted for nearly 3 dozen child sex cilz and the tip that led to her arrest. news at 6 starts right now. we begin tonight with a disturbing story out of vir vr a former youth softball coach is is being held without bond tonight accused of sexually assaulting young children. >> she's charged with dozens of cild sex crimes in orange county. i have the latest on the investigation. lindsay. >> shawn, tony, kathy was arrested just recently and child sex crimes she's accused of date back to '90s. we want to warn you this is troubling list of allegations. roth j. gab is accuses of 7 counts of object sexual penetration and 7 counts forcible sodomy and indecent libertys with children and 8 counts ever cruelty to children and four counts