>> a chaotic scenep in northeast d.c. tonight after a 16-year-old boy is shot in broad daylight. the latest on his condition and the search for the gunman. friday night lights. the security concern that prompted prince william county school leaders to move up the kickoff of one of tonight's big matchups. plus, a

a deliberate act of religious bias or a simple mistake. hear from a muslim woman who says her boss removed her hijab. fox news at 10 starts now. >> we begin tonight with allegations of discrimination a food service worker at dulles airport who is also muslim claims her boss ripped off her hijab as he told her to put on a hair net. >> there was a complaint with the equal opportunity employment commission on the works's behalf. she's speaking exclusively to "fox5". evan lambert is live at the airport with the details. evan. >> tony the woman works for a company that prepares in-flight

the council on islamic american relations is working with a woman whose job was -- she's been there 25 years with a lead preparation employee. the complaint alleged religious and sexual discrimination. the supervisor violently and without consent assaulted and battered merriam. lsg sky did nothing reprimand the supervise her a grief ements was filed with the union. he came behind my back and grabbed my hair. i say why do you touch my hair it's my religions john. he

away. >> he was overly comfortable daen not think. he felt attacked and at risk. there definitely needs to be some kind of consequence or training or something that can assure merriam and the other workers that nothing like that would happen again. >> and in a statement to "fox5" a spokesman for sky chefs said the company does not condone discrimination of any kind and company is addressing the issues. that complaint filed with eeoc it could result in a couple things. it could result in mediation. it could also result in a lawsuit and before that actually investigation. liver at dulles airport, "fox5 local news". >> feds are are investigating after rain in shape of noose was found gaithersburg shady brook road. maryland. in the last year noose have been found across the region including

university, national museum of african-american history and culture and construction site in southeast d.c. and covtton middle school. new tonight a major break in a deadly shooting in southeast d.c.. police arrested michael jones of bladeensburg first degree murder charges they say he shot and killed omar rogers earlier this month near the union bar and grill. rogers younger brother you see on the left is shawn savoy a football standout at virginia tech. >> a d.c. woman was sentenced to ten years 23 prison for beating her boyfriend to de death. thomas bennett was charged with volts for kilting walter clark in february. he was found unconscious in a closet with trauma to his body. according to court documents denet told police she beat clark with a baseball bat over a two day period. because he made her smoke a street drug. we have an update now on the investigation of a body found in anne arrundel cou

country. sky fox was over the scene of a park in shady side maryland wednesday afternoon. investigators now say the victim is white or asian female. the victim went missing in the last year and there is still no word on identity nor a cause of death. >> a baltimore man is in police custody tonight charged in the deadly stabbing of a student on the campus of eastern shore college during homecoming weekend four years ago. police arrested 25-year-old devante braxton university of maryland eastern shore today. she stabbed is 21-year-old edmund st. claire to death in february of 2013. and after a group of people started fighting on the campus. investigators say dna linked braxton to the murder. >> to fairfax virginia now where an 18-year-old man is recovering tonight after police say he fell some 40 feet on to rocks at great falls park. we're told the teen was taken to a hospital for treatment. he is expected to recover.

under investigation. and meanwhile, investigators say a person is dead after either falling or jumping from a cliff in ha harper's ferry national historic park in washington county, maryland. this happened 2:30 this afternoon. park rangers are investigating and so far it's unclear if the victim was a climber. >> and tonight an 80-year-old stafford county man bears scars from vish us tack from a neighbor's dog. warning, images you are good to see are graphicment larry marshall says the great dane partially ripped off his ear and it's the third time the dog attacked hild. animal control over last month declared the dog be declared bish vicious and put down and a judge labeled in dangerous and was not euthanized and now neighbors are on edge. >> we never step out of the house without carrying a gun to the mailbox. he's allow todd run without a leash i would hate to shoot the dog

sthoot and have it maul me to death. >> it need to be muzzled and on leash and posted warning signs on their property ft. dog attacks again the owner could face criminal charges. >> in the district the search is on for whoever shoot a 16-year-older in the back. it happened this afternoon in northeast near a high school and just blocks away from the scene of two recent deadly shootings. "fox5" lauren lauren has been following the story all day and joins us live from the scene with the latest, lauren. >> tone yirk the teenager a 16-year-old boy sholt from behind. and neighbors here in he c cannington said there's a lot of concerns lately about the the area particularly about this intersection right here where this happened. and i the shooting occurred just after 4 p.m. this afternoon. the boy was conscious and breathe when taken to the hospital. so fortunately, he is is expected to survive. and this forensics team along with at least three k-9 units were out at third and t stleets afternoon and while

semi-automatic gun and that person was arrested and still no arrests in the shooting. police but out a lookout for two black males dressed in all black with hair styles described as twists. they were in a greyhound awith virginia tags and this is a busy neighborhood just about a block from mckinnley tech high school and people who live here are very upset and frightened. no one we spoke with wanted to be identified. >> i heard a couple of loud shots that i thought to myself, oh, that sounds like gun shots thou though it's disheartening and sad to hear about a 16-year-old shot and how does that impact them and then also, this neighborhood, you can see look around, there are families walking a round, and there are single ladies and people from all different types of background and people should be able to feel safe in a neighborhood. and this comes after just last month a block away on second street a woman was attackeded out of in our. she showed

"fox5" report and said a group of ten type age girls came from her from behind and knocked her to the ground and kicked and punched her. this hooingt has many concerned about a increase in violence. >> this corner in particular the neighborhood had identified as problematic and we really dish went to the last he cannington civic association meeting and i think we were hoping for a little more of a response and little more presence here in the neighborhood and i'm just sorry to see that. something more violent had to happen in this immediate area. >> reporter: and as we were saying, this shooting today comes on the heels of two deadly shootings involving teenagers since august in northeast. so, people here really on e edge. and that woman, who was at attacked last month, on second street, came by the scene here today. she did not want to talk on camera again and gave gave me this flier she's been happeneding out to her f

she created this herself. there's information of how to get in contact with different police officers and civic association and then there's also information about the security camera rebate program that d.c. officers. she's really encouraging her neighbors to get their own security cameras to police themselves and asking police to put a crime camera here at 3 and t street northeast hoping to see some change. that's the latest in northeast, back to you in the studio. >> and also in the district tonight a long awaited study on d.c. police body worn cameras has come up with surprising results. the two yearlong study focused on 2200 police officers and sergeant. hoof had cameras and other half did no. the study found that officers wearing body cameras reported using force about as often as the officers who were not. however, not everyone agrees with the results. >> we have to think about what originally drove city around the country to get body cameras. those

furgeson and instances here in d.c. where you have police community interactions and there's legitimately unanswered questions. and the study also finds citizen complaints against the officers with and without cameras were about even. >> well, friday night lights the security concern that propertied a prince william county school leader to move up the kickoff of one of tonight's big match-ups. >> from d.c. to baltimore in a few minutes. too good to be true. >> wow. >> why a new high speed transit line is one step closer to reality plus. >> parking will now be restricted in a certain d.c. neighborhood. we're here along connecticut avenue. we'll let you know what those rules are and how they will apply to you let's get a check of weather. >> wondering what happened to october. we're getting spring like companies and temperatures on the rise and we're heating up the de weekend. details after the break.

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for the hyper loop getting commuters to new york in 30 minutes. elon musk pioneered it. and they allowed a permit to dig a ten mile tunnel under a portion of the bw parkway. hyper loop could eventually get people from d.c. to new york with stops in baltimore and philadelphia. >> happening right now in the district, parking restrictions are in effect in one of the city's buzzest neighborhoods especially on friday night. a night life parking policy prohibits marking on connecticut avenue between rhode island and dupont circle. "fox5" korey coffin is live in northwest now and korey are people accepted by the change. >> many people definitely didn't know about. it yeah i would say they're pretty surprised, tone by dr.. things kicked off at 10 farce the actual regulations go. and this is what the district department of transportation is

these crushes of cars sitting here trying to get in and trying to get out and load people up and of course you have this entire parking lane blocking the section here. i spent many buses need to come through her to get to dupont circle. it's a difficult situation and they're trying to improve safety in the area. the district department of transportation wants to address the concerns before somebody gets badly hurt. and reaction is mixed about this new policy depending on who you are and for the most part the patrons we spoke to are okay with it and they feel it makes thing more efficient. the businesses in the area are a little more worried about find ago fordable and safe parking for employees. >> if you work here you're not getting off until 3. >> it's pretty tough to find parking in the city particularly in this area. but, with the bus stop being up here and with dupont circle being up here i think it's important they do clear away for that. >> i would be pretty upset if it was

specifically, because i mean with visitors you expect people to want to park and during the weekends people take a lot of advantage ever the free parking. >> this is all packed. for me, i have to sometimes almost takes me 20, 25 minutes top get out of my parking spot. all right. take a look here at the signs. these are the signs you will want to look out for. they say no walking. it's restricted 10 p.m. to 7 a.m. thursdays through su sundays. those are the three buzzest nights of the week for this very busy area part of connecticut here again from rhode island to dew point circle and ddot says this is experiment they'll try it out for a year and see how it goes and then reevaluate. we're live any northwest, korey cough in, "fox5 local news". >> takes folks a while to catch on. >> and a threat for moving up the kickoff time for a high school football gem. potomac high against freedom

p.m. but instead the game started 5 p.m. so it could be played in the daylight. and police say they didn't have any reason to believe the threat was credible and school leaders didn't want to take chances. >> i just wish things were not like this in the world today. >> jug the concern somebody would actually do that i mean part of me thinks some idiot kid is doing a stupid thing. fans were not ayou loted to take backpack purse orr's bulky items into tonight's game. >> d. contribution united will play final home game at rfk stadium. look at the old rfk stadium. there beginning next season the team will have a home of own in southwest d.c.. d.c. united will move to audi field three blocks from nationals park. audi field seats 20,000 people and but before move forward d.c. united is planning a big farewell to the stadium it's called home who torso many years.

of the top selling games in d.c. united regular season history. right now we're expecting 35 to 38,000. the stadium as it stands now can hold 46,000. so we're getting close to full capacity. >> and d.c. united final game at rfk is this sunday against the new york red bulls. game time 4:00 and before that game the stadium hosts the legends game. gates open 1:00 for that. >> and after two years with the nationals sduingty baker will not return as manager next season. the nationals made the announcement earlier today and baker's two year contract with the club was expiring and the team announced contract baker's coaching staff would also expire. and in a statement the nationals say theer is is. for a new manager will begin immediately. and baker led the nats to back-to-back division titles. >> marine corps marathon is this sunday an a lot of folks are headed down. there will be plenty of rolled closures in place you need to watch out for. and they will begin as early as 3

will reopen on rolling basis. if you are headed down to the race metro is best option. metro opens at 6 a.m. surprised and closest metro station to start of race is pentagon station on the blue and yellow lines and we have also post aid fill list of all the road closures on our web site, go to foxdc.com. >> and mother nature will cooperate for that race. weather will be absolutely perfect this weekend. let's take a look where we were today. because we were above the seasonal average by about 10 to 11 degrees. talk about what time of year is it. double 77 international airport for daytime high and 76 dulles and 76 bwi thorough good marshall. it was a day filled with plenty of sunshine and temperatures now cooling down. 63 d.c., elsewhere we have 50 winchester and 51 martinsburg and 50 frederick and 55 cumberland. mannasas 43 degrees and baltimore 5

have northerly wind flow keeping things cool. it will be on the chilly side for tonight. bundle up if you head out for late night outing with friends. we'll have a warm-up adds we get into the weekend and those winds will start to shift and move in from the south. and so, tonight, we're talking overnight low of 52 degrees. mostly clear skies and chilly with the light winds as we get into tomorrow expect to see plenty of sunshine and we're talking about daytime high w whos in the mid up toer 70s. unbelievable. and you know what it will be a great day to get out and enjoy. it here's a sneak peek we weekend forecast for you. warmer day sunday one degree and few more cloud. plentycy of sunshine however saturday 76. we have changes coming up in the long range forecast and we'll get to that a little later for you. but in the meantime, get ready to be warm tomorrow and try to figure out exactly what season it is. i'll have the 7 day forecast in a bit. >> thank you, gwen. >> well it's not maide

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>> newly refurbished u.s.s. constitution took a spin for the first time in three years today's joy ride i'm not sure i would call it a joy ride today's journey for charles town navy yard to for the independence will celebrate the 24 birthday and also 220th birthday of iconic vessel maiden voyage. it's the first time underway since october of 201 4 ship earned nickname old iron sides during the war of 1812 with britain. >> i mean it may have been a joy ride for some people. >> maybe, yeah. >> really at high speed. >> it was authorizedd what was cool 4th of july 2012 i got to

people sworn in as u.s. said sdeps on board old iron side. >> great memory. very cool. >> what's coming up next at 10:30. >> i'm glad you asked. >> straight ahead congress demanding answers and white house on defense as controversy surrounds a president's call for gold star family continues and many asking why troops were in niger to begin with. >> and standing doctor the anthem at nfl games. gwen. >> hi, there warm today, warmerer than it should have been. cool up and down the sea board and our area and things change this weekend. warm-up headed your way. i'll have the details later.

>> right now at 10:30, a teen ageer is shot in the district just problems from a high school. we're

an update on the search for suspects. plus, the story has been given an enormous amount of coverage over the last 4 hours that should have ended yesterday after general kelly's com comments. >> white house on defense. the growing couldn't versey surrounding phone call between president trump and the widow of a fallen soldier. plus a warning for parents over alarming new social media trend why kids are trying to disappear on purpose. your 10:30 starts now. >> and right now the search is on for suspect after a teenager is shot in the district. >> "fox5" lauren demarco is live on the scene with the latest tonight, lauren. >> sarah, jim, a 16-year-old shot from behind. it happened right here at 3 and t seats northeast after 4:00 this afternoon and he was taken to the hospital conscious and breathing. so he is expected to survive. and but police have been here and put outlook-out information for two black males dressed in all black with

and they were in a greyhound awith virginia tags. if you have any information on this police want to hear from you. nvrjts fairfax, virginia, 18-year-old is recoughing tonight after police say he fell 40 feet on to the rocks in great falls park. teen taken to hospital for a treatment and is expected to recover and they're trying to figure out how it happened in the first place. >> major changes in the district affecting where you can parka long a stretch of connecticut avenue and starts tonight. >> the city started off with no parking policy. korey kauffman live where what this means for you. hi, korey. >> guys new policy started 10 p.m. and goes to 7 a.m. thursday through sunday night. so three nights out of the week here and it's in order to free up parking lanes like this one here in order to get people in and out quickly and make sure they don't kloing up the maybe artery here. district department of transportation says they'll evaluate the program after a year. live in northwest d.c., cowery

more fallout tonight in the sex abuse allegations against harvey weinstein. as another major hollywood actress claims she's a vickty. in on ad published anita anyunka went to his home for a screening in 2011 he offer todd give her a pass massage and tried to take his pants off in front of her few months later she was invited to another and gave her ultimatum for sex saying if you want to be an actress saying you have to be willing to do this th thing. she declined and left. >> the controversy continues over president trump's phone call to a grieving family. >> there's more questions sure outstanding u.s. military mission in ni re that left four military members dead. >> pentagon launch reg

niger many wondering why u.s. service members were in the area. >> it's not whether you can passe geography test it's whether or not the threat exists. >> gram saying the fight against terrorism is moving to african as defense secretary matt is met with senator john mccain after he thread a surprise to get law maker's information on the incident. >> and i fought that we were not getting sufficient amount of information and we are clearing a lot of that up now. >> we can do better at communication an we can always improve on communication and that's exactly what we'll do. >> now some are wondering if there was intelligence failure that left u.s. soldiers in danger. >> we'll wait until that review is complete by the department of defense. and we'll answer those questions at that time. >> meanwhile the controversy continues over the president's call to a grieving gold star family following emotional press conference by chief of staff general john kelly representative fred ricoh

wilson says she stands by initial comments that the president was insensitive even as others were questioning her motive. >> i still say you don't call up a young, young woman and say, your husband -- no, your guy, knew what he signed up -- when he signed up what he was getting himself into. >> i would never suggest that political point of view he did something inappropriate. >> defense secretary says the attack is under investigation and pentagon september an officer to niger to probe what happened n washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. president trump says he will deliver the biggest tax cuts in american history vow after the senate pass aid budget clearing way for republicans to try to convince democrats of the plan and senate approved 2018 budge the the vote 51 to 49, ran paul the only member of gop voting against.

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history. >> the story behind this letter and how it could be yours this weekend. gwen. >> how is the weekend looking? >> speaking of the weekend we're serving up lots of sunshine and pretty cool for tonight. look at the overnight lows. low 50s and upper 40 sz. klil is on and that changes by the time we get to day. more details in the full forecast. stay with us. fox news at 10:30 will be back after the break. drivers still getting a break at the pump. national average for regular unleded gas falling again this week 2.46 a gallon. keep in mind gas prices were 20 cents higher offer a month ago after all the oil refinery damage from hurricane harvey. meantime houston recovery from harvey is boosting housing market. existing home sales rising in september and first gain we seen in three months. the pickup led by surge in sue houston. stocks surging and dow up 165 points closing 5

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a maryland sixth grader paying it forward tonight. instead of receiving gits for her birthday recently she asked for donations of water she could accepted to puerto puerto ricoen instead. >> that blossomed to something special. here's bob barnard. >> it's a busy day at north forestville elementary school in prince george county. and there are no classes to today. but, 12-year-old de shay morton has a full plate on schedule. felicia mcmillan is principal here. >> she emphasizes mandate of great by choice. >> this sixth grader is leading effort to get water to those suffering in puerto r rico. >> you use water to wash up, clean your klonls, wash di dishes, brush your teeth, everything. >> this all started when de shay's grand mother tonya asked

twelfth birthday earlier this month. >> she said i would like to help the people in puerto rico because they had two hurricanes coming and i was like de shay you want to do that she said yeah. did we think it would get to this big, no, no, no. but it did. >> the more people that learned about de shay's birthday wish the more the water continued to flow. >> one little girl to make that wish and make it happen that is amazing. >> de shay thought initially about 500 cases would achievable goal. her family estimate they collected more than 3,000 cases so far. >> really doesn't surprise me at all. de shay played football and de shay danced and de shay is straight a student. so, this -- it really doesn't surprise me at all wanting this for twelfth birthday is like wow. >> water today is load nod a tractor-trailer donated by a local trucking company. and the water will be droychb dallas and then shipped to a rural community

coast of puerto rico. >> oh, my it's brilliant i can't lie it's pril yapt and that's my niece i'm happy for her i won't lie put a smile on my face what she's doing. >> de shay says her concern for people of puerto rico was inspired by a visit to the island with her grandparents during a cruise some years ago. and then, of course, butt by what she's seen on tv. >> it made me sad i've been there and it's all nice and neat and fantastic. now it's all destroyed. >> and she's a real humble person. she's one in a million. >> one girl's birthday wish touching a community's giving spirit. >> with so many things going wrong it makes you feel good to see things going right. >> in forestville, maryland, bob barnard, "fox5 local ne news". >> at that age to give up your birthday presents. that's a huge deal. >> it is. >> good for her. >> good for her sgle selfless act. >> big heart for sure.

going on this weekend. i told you before 5:00, october 20. twelve days left and gwen said shhh stop it. >> we didn't want to talk about that month and month after where we might see that stuff. >> pumpkin spice ever everythinging. >> yeah, right. we're already in that. >> we're in the middle of that. >> well you know what, we've got warmth and sunshine and temperatures well above seasonal and we'll enjoy it while it's here how is the that. and clear night tonight. it's a little nippy out there. and it's a chilly night. and we're going to see overnight dipping into 40s and 50s across most the areas. you know what we'll have sunshine for you tomorrow. definitely a chilly night tonight. we're talking lots of sunshine as we move into the rest of this weekend and a warm-up. we're doing a rewind as those temperatures rise once again into the mid to upper 70s. this time of year quite unbelievable. cooler weather with rain is what we're talking about in the 7 day forecast and oh, once again we keep saying we need the rain and w

highs today 77 reagan international airport and 76 dulles and same bwi thorough good marshall and 10 to 11 above the seasonal average and we're headed that way once again tomorrow. right now, we've got 6 degrees at d.c.. 53 baltimore and 59 annapolis and 51 culpeper 53 fred fredericksburg and cool are mannasas 49 and 48 winchester. and winds are pretty cool moving in from north. we'll see the winds shift once we get to the weekend and we'll get a nice sormly flow and that boost temperatures. we're looking forward to seeing that happen. >> overnight tonight, though, temperatures into the 50s and into the 40s and so it will be little cooler as far as that goes under those clear skies and over areas of mountains we could see some patchy fog starting to develop. and so, by midday tomorrow we're talking 69 degrees and it will be plenty of sunshine for you part to the day as we start in

hour and after that heats up. ridge of high pressure large and in charge and moves on the coast and parks there. we'll continue to see the warmth. stick around. we'll have a few clouds by the time we get to sunday. it won'ting too bad. as i said we get the southerly flow kicking in so it will be comfortable and warm. >> satellite and radar showing you nothing happening on the east coast and let's travel to the west coast. take a look at this. this is all associated with a present thisty strong cold front moving our way. two things will happen once it reaches us and we feel effect monday night primarily tuesday the rain day and looking at rainfall inch so inch and quarter and heavy downpours expected and with it we see gusty wind and also some pretty cool conditions settling. in, temperatures drop, not for the 2017 marine corps marathon it will be nice protest take nice day to e

>> here's your fox accuweather 7-day forecast. wednesday things are improving and let's see what is happening in sports. >> after two years of nationals dusty baker will not return as season manager. they made the announcement earlier today and in a statement the nats say a search for new manager will begin immediately and candidates rumored include bench coach alex corer and indians pitching cole cal calloway. baker led the the nats to back-to-back division titles and couldn't get tlooi them through the series. >> john beihl and widz ardz. >> you're trying to make that stick atm. >> i heard it called the vault but it's atm. alley-oop. auto porter your on finishing end meez making that have the contract he signed in the off season team and nine woordz and wizards up six down twevrl rather than

detroit by 17 in 3rd quarter and john wall look at this changing hands midair. he had 27 points and wizards remain undefeated tlex ovrp them. 1:11 over pistons. >> monday night they -- he's coming into on you one of the best qbs in nfl. he ranks in passing yards and touchdowns and vonl three ibtceptions on the year. 6' 5", over 240 pounds. ziggy hood one of the tie guy's tasked with bringing down wentz stopping him it's simple. >> you hit them as many times as you can and get them frustrated and then you go home and del operate. >> that's that simple. that easy. don't celebrate. it's also simple to set your dvr. red skips game time. kickoff between eagles and skins monday night and game ti

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on "fox5". >> fox news at 11 starts now. have a good weekend. pats pats and right now at 11 a muslim woman that works at international airport a company is discriminator against her because boss grabbed her jury jab. tonight she's talken on to "fox5". >> i ad.c. teenager shot in the back. plus, major changes at a night life hot so the spot. the reason for the extra security at local high school football game and taking selfies to prevent eyefy them. 11:00 starts now. >> and we begin tonight with a "fox5" exclusive. a food service worker muslim says her boss ripped off her hijab. it happened in the kitchen of their company. >> a complaint was filed with the