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something like that dropped off at my house. >> no trick or treat. the disturbing package that residents of one virginia community found in front of their homes. the news at 10:00 starts right now. tonight, stunning new allegations of grade fixing in prince george's county public schools, hours before a final report is set to be released in a state ordered having, a whistle blower come forward. a school employee claims that she and others were told to change students's records before investigators came to their school. fox 5's lindsay watts has new details in a story you saw first on fox. shawn and tony this information comes from an e-mail we obtained. a prince george's county high school employee sent it to the firm conducting the investigation into allege grade fixing to boost the graduation rate. the e-mail from the woman says before investigators were scheduled to visit her school. that she and other employees spent all day and all night getting student files in order. spec

tallies added up for seniors who graduated in last two years. she said those tallies were a key part of the investigation. in the e-mail to investigators, she said schools were calling around to other schools to get them done before you all came. she also writes that as they worked on those tallies, they found students who should not have graduated because they did not meet the core requirements for graduation. the woman who sent the e-mail didn't want to be named, and she didn't want her school name. she sent e-mail to the firm conducting the investigation as well as school bus members edward boroughs and david murray who initially requested the probe >> it's weird that a lot of different high schools were talking to each other about what investigators were looking for and what they should be planning into. the fact that records were altered not only shows that one the initial accusations are true. what

i think the proves the initial accusations were accurate >> they were made by four school board members in a letter to the governor. they allege widespread systemic corruption under the leadership of dr. kevin mac well. maxwell repeatedly denied claims. a spokesman for prince george's county schools said administration is not aware of the allegations. now, the final report from investigators is due tomorrow,'s i'm told it is on track to be finished by close of business. it's not clear yet when it's going to be made public. we will let you know as soon as we have that. lindsay watts. fox 5 local news. police need your help tracking down three masked men who assaulted and robbed a woman at gunpoint near the wheaton mall. detectives believe these

followed a woman from the food court into a star well. we will have much more only investigation, a closer look at those image puts coming up tonight in a live report at 10:30. dc police need your help identifying a person of interest in robbery in northeast. investigators say the victim and suspect arranged to meet through an online dating ap. suspect attacked the victim and stole his money. marina marraco is live at police headquarters now with the latest. marina. >> reporter: police have a victim and they believe they know exactly where the crime took place. but tonight, dc police asking for the public's assistance in identifying this man, they're call him a person of interest. someone who they believe set up his victim by luring them to meet up via a dating ap. police won't say which of the social media tools this man used. but they said the robbery and the assault happened here on neil street in the trinidad neighborhood of northeast dc late saturday. the victim told police the two were supposed to meet f

but both men began to undress and at some point, the victim says he felt uncomfortable and tried leaving when he was pushed back on the bed and restrained against his will. it was then when the suspect threatened with bashing his head with a tire extinguish, both men ran outside. the suspect stole $200 from the victim's pocket and told them, quote, if you call the police, i will find you and slit your throat and your kid too. again, dc police asking for the public's insistence in helping identify as well as finding the man you see. if you have information regarding this man, give dc police call. live tonight marina marraco fox 5 local news. not guilty pleas from former trump campaign chairman paul manafort and associate rick gates. they appeared in court on the first criminal charges in the russia election probe. both could face decades in prison, if found guilty. sarah simmons joins us with the latest on the

quite day, sarah. >> the indictment spells out what special you counsel robert mueller's office calls a money laundering scheme. paul manafort and his business partner, rick gates are facing a dozen charges including money laundering and conspiracy. the indictment states that up to $75 million flowed into overseas accounts, controlled by both manafort and gates. manafort is charged with laundering over 18 million to buy property and luxury goods. gates is accused of transferring over 3 million to accounts he ranch indictment said the two men did not register as foreign agents when they did work for pro russia government. manafort's lawyer calls the charges base less >> i think you all saw today that president trump is correct. there is no evidence that mr. manafort or the trump campaign colluded with the russian

government. mr. manafort represented pro european union campaigns for the ukrainian. and in that, he was seeking to further democracy. >> a third man with ties to the trump presidential campaign george pop put a pleaded guilty to lying about his communication with someone connected to the russian government. while the indictment covering the summer of 2016 when manafort ran the campaign, his attorney the activity predates his conviction. if convicted he faces up to 80 years in prison, gates 70 years. due back in court on november 2nd. it's time to get a check of your weather forecast. what a storm we had last night. i've got to put it in motion and show you that it also did a number on new england. it was very intense in new england. we call eight bombing storm the pressure dropped 29 millionly bars in tour hrs

in the remnants of a tropical storm. tonight, that's moving away, the winds have relaxed here. and while we do have a little reenforcing cloud cover that will come in later. we won't be doing this again tonight or tomorrow. the peak winds gusted between 45 and 55 miles an hour around her region. they're much lighter now starting to come in out of the southwest at about ten miles an hour. so that will keep the atmosphere from getting too terribly cold but we're definitely headed down. let's get i was check of temperatures at 10:00. a lot of places in the 40's. winchester, 46. cumberland at 46. so is culpeper. dulles, 45. frederick about 50 and here in dc, we're on the chilly side at 51 degrees. where are we headed to overnight? those lows will likely bottom out in the mid to upper 30's north and west to about 44 degrees here in the city. and that is definitely on the chilly side. no doubt about it. tomorrow is halloween. are you

here's what you can expect. it's going to be sunny and on the ghoul side for halloween but we're happy that it will be dry and it won't be terribly windy. so good news for the trick or treaters. we'll have the trick or treat forecast and a seven-day outlook that has warmer days on it coming up a little bit later. tony? a dc man is facing felony gun charges after the fbi discovered he was running a virtual gun store on facebook. of court documents show the fbi began investigating allen james of the district after getting a tip he was selling assault rifles, semiautomatic handguns and extended clips on his facebook page. the feds say a search of his page turned up videos and numerous conversations he was having with other facebook users about guns and ammunitions for sale. >> it's very disturbing. the problem that we have with violent crime in the city, i've said it over and over, is illegal firearms. if somebody is purchasing a firearm through the internet, you know, it's just a disturbing to me as if somebody was to p

trunk be of their car. >> after the fbi began investigating james he was arrested. after officers found him with a handgun in southeast. he's locked up and face as court hearing next month. howard county two teenagers are being charged as adults in the did they shooting of a young boy in laurel over the weekend. according to police, 19-year-old lewis or done on a and 16-year-old francisco shot 14-year-old xavier young on north laurel road on saturday. investigators believe the suspects and the victim agreed to meet for a drug deal when there was an altercation and someone opened fire from a car striking young. who was taken to the hospital. he died this morning. the suspects are being held without bond. 12-year-old boy who tried to commit suicide by jumping off an overpass instead took the life of a passing motorist. the boy is in the hospital with serious

eastbound on i66. the driver this woman, 22-year-old marissa harris was a grad student studying mental health counting at mary mount's her boyfriend was in the passenger seat and moved the wheel. harris died on impact. crisis experts any suicide rates are on the rise. >> what we're seeing in recent years in the survey is that the number of young people who are considering suicide who actually have those thoughts has risen and so there's a lot of work to do as far as getting people to talk. getting adults to know what to look for. >> support professionals were made available to mary mount students and on campus memorial is planned for a later date. >> that's an awful story. has this cold case been solved? the major break in a sexual assault case that dates back to 1995 >> the confederate nt

taking a stand about two confederate markers inside their historic church. plus. >> it contained candy but sensible wasn't a treat to resident whose found it. the disturbing package that sparking outrage in one virginia community.

ralph northam: i'm ralph northam and as a doctor, nobody ever asked if i'm a democrat or republican. they just want my help. so if donald trump is helping virginia i'll work with him. but donald trump proposed cutting virginia's school funding, rolling back our clean air and water protections, and taking away health care from thousands of virginians. as a candidate for governor, i sponsored this ad because i've stood up to donald trump on all of it. ed gillespie refuses to stand up to him at all.

the little boy is expected to be ok. driver remained at the scene. investigators believe the crash was accident. an arrest warrant has been issued for rose mcgowan in virginia on felony drug charges. according to police in january, personal items belonging to mcgowan tested positive for narcotics.

she was in town to attend the women's march in dc. they've tried to contact the actress so she can appear in loudoun county court. a florida man is charged with multiple sexual assaults that happened more than 20 years ago in reston virginia. fairfax county police said he sexually four women in an apartment in reston back in 1995. in august, dna evidence connected him to the crimes, he was arrested last week in florida. he's now being held while waiting extradition. . a grand jury indicted the man accused of kill three coworkers. he's charged with attempted murder, reckless endangerment and weapons charges for shooting an acquaintance at a used car lot in wilmington. and first-degree murder and attempted murder charges in maryland. police say he shot five coworkers killing three at the advanced granite solutions in har ford county. . a disturbing

of residents in leesburg say someone dropped off kkk flyers and candy in front of their home also yesterday. police say it hate speech is protected. but as fox 5 evan lambert reports, residents say the hate group is not welcome in their neighborhood. >>reporter: in down town leesburg several neighborhoods have been arcticed with kkk flyers. there's tell us they didn't ask for them. they won't want them here. this does not represent leesburg. >> richard and his wife have lived in leesburg 17 year, they say this is the first time they've seen such obvious signs of hate here. it came on sunday. >> startled me what was in there. of course, it had the cd in there. the hate literature. and two pieces of candy >> the ziploc bag filled with kkk flyers and candy and just in time for halloween. it appears the packages were thrown from a car to dozens of homes and several leesburg neighborhoods. >> felt very violated.

to have something like that dropped off at me house. made me mad. >> reporter: the hate speech includes cartoons filled with derogatory language targeting african-americans and jewish people. several neighbors told us the flyers don't represent them and have no place in leesburg. >> i thought we fought this kind of thing back in the what 50's and 60's? earlier than that. it's horrible to know that we're still fighting white supremacists. >> reporter: she said she saved this to show it to her son and it will go in the trash, where she says it belongs >> it will not do you any good, because nobody in the right mind will join your group. they're just plain vial >> leesburg tell us they can't do anything about the flyers because it's protected speech under the first amendment. if

that have distributed them. they could potentially go after them on littering charges. evan lambert, fox 5 local news. historic markers on honoring robert lee and george washington. christ church was found in 1773. george washington and robert elee were both members, there's been talk for years of removing the markers, the recent protests spurred the church to move them now. >> the vote was unanimous that the plaques while they both commemorate powerful and influential men also probably would be best serve our community in place other than here inside the church. >> the marker are located on either side of the alter. church leaders expect them to remove them should time next year, they will be placed in another location on the church ou

a local woman is using her talent to make a difference in the lives of the homeless community. it is not quite ski season yet. what's going on? it's a new indoor training center. opened up today in virginia. we're going to take you inside right after the break. check out fox 5 news morning tomorrow. think you're doing a good job at work? the red flags that could be in trouble or that mean you're not doing a good job, despite what you think. . plus a look at some of the haunted houses and buildings in dc, and get ready to trick and treat with the morning crew, they've got all kinds of halloween surprises in store. it kicks off at 4:25.

ralph northam: i'm ralph northam and as a doctor, nobody ever asked if i'm a democrat or republican. they just want my help. so if donald trump is helping virginia i'll work with him. but donald trump proposed cutting virginia's school funding, rolling back our clean air and water protections, and taking away health care from thousands of virginians. as a candidate for governor, i sponsored this ad because i've stood up to donald trump on all of it. ed gillespie refuses to stand up to him at all.

. it's feeling more and more like fall these days and winter is not far behind. comes right after fall. snow lovers who can't wait to hit the slopes can get a jump on the ski season, a new indoor ski

leesburg at the virginia village shopping center. the facility doesn't have any snow people can practice their moves on astros turf. >> look like fun. president trump and first lady milania trump got a jump on halloween. first couple handed out goodies, trick or treaters at the white house. mr. trump and the first lady greeted about 6,000 children and adults from more than 20 local schools, members of the military, families and community organizations were included in the fun. of trick or treaters were given gift bags with presidential m & ms, a home backed cookie and other goodies. a fresh haircut can make all the difference, especially for someone homeless >> a local hair stylists is using her threaten to play it forward for r with free haircuts. do

us her story. >> lori is a very good lady. as far as coming out and helping the homeless with haircuts every d day. >> a person with a kind heart. >> taking her time doing a wonderful job. i really want people like this around here. people don't get this every day. so it's a blessing. >> when i looked at you i trust you. >> thank you, that's awesome >> i'm a very emotional person >> no, it's all right. >> you're so welcome. you're so welcome. >> made me feel happy because i was looking for a haircut for a long time. >> you're hair looks gorgeous. >> i think that's just super awesome. by the way, eastern automotive group are the

segment. they got the ball rolling on the morning show >> they gave laura, you see her there. boxes of treats to hand out oh her clients, gave her five hundred dollars for supplies, and because she's always on her feet, cutting hair, puts everyone else's needs ahead of her own, gave her a full day at red door spa to relax and recharge >> she deserve it. people like that smouchl incredible keep doing what you're doing. indeed. >> news at 10:30 coming up next. hey, jim and sarah >> how the bureau of engraving and printing puts damaged cash back together again the hunt is on for multiple suspects after an armed robbery in the parking garage in a mall you may shop at on a daily basis. live in the latest on the investigation when the 10:30 picks up after this. picks up after this. narrator: ed gillespie's fals attacks. independent press says they're false. fear mongering. absurd.

army doctor for eight years. in richmond, dr. northam helped pass longer sentences for gang members and mandatory life sentences for violent sexual predators. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad because i'm a pediatrician, and for ed gillespie to say i would tolerate anyone hurting a child is despicable.

. this is fox 5 local news at 10:30. right now at 10:30. the search is on for suspects in an arm robbery outside of maryland mall. live with latest on the investigation. a legal battle that blocked the president's ban on transgender troops. today's ruling now means for transgender service members. >> and ripped burn water damaged your cold hard cash can take on tough wear and tear. we'll give you an exclusive look at how the bureau of engraving and printing restores the cash to its former glory. the news continues now. off the top at 10:30, the big news into russians are interference >> paul manafort and one of his business partners ridge gates have been charged with conspiracy. the charges are related to the pair's work with ukraine as political consultant and lobbyist accused of laundering

department of justice about it. both men pled not guilty in court. manafort was released on $10 million based on and placed on house arrest, gates bond 5 million a 12-year-old boy tried to commit suicide by jumping off an overpass in vienna took the life of a passing driver. boy is in the hospital. landed on a car traveling eastbound on interstate 66, the driver was a grad student studying clinical mental health counselly. the boyfriend was in the passenger seat. he took control of the wheel and maneuvered the car off the highway. he wasn't hurt. to northeast dc where police are investigating a robbery. investigators say it suspect targeted the victim through an online dating ap. marina marraco live with the story tonight's marina? >> reporter: tonight, police have a victim and they believe they know where the crime happened but they're asking for the public's assistance in helping identify this man, they have no name for him but believe he set up his victim by will you agree the

it was there where they say this man robbed and assaulted this victim. he's being called a person of interest in the case. montgomery county police are looking for help to track down three men who robbed a woman inside a mall parking garage. they're hoping newly released surveillance video will help lead to arrests. it happened earlier at the west field wheaton mall where we find cori coffin, what have police been able to tell about this so far? >> reporter: they told me that it happened at the end of the night as people were leaving to head to their cars. we want to have you take a look at your screen, this is the picture that police released from the video. detectives believe these two men along with a third man not pictured here, followed a woman from the food court and into a stairwell connected to a nearby parking garage. victim told police that the three suspects, one armed with a gun covered their faces with masks. the first suspect assaulted her and held her at gunpoint

the third acted as a look-out. we spoke were shoppers out here. one woman tells me it's concerning but sadly not surprising. >> there's not a lot of light coming from the metro from the metro to the actual parking lot. so it's, i also don't see a lot of police presence. so it's a high concern for me. especially this time of year with it being halloween and carrying money with costumes. i feel like it makes more of a target especially with the holidays and everything coming up. >> reporter: earlier the small was the site of a double stabbing both victims died in that incident. and last june, a man robbed jewelry from the jk penny. we want to show you the suspects again one more time and the third suspect, the one who was armed with a gun, but not pictured here, he's described as a hispanic male in the late teen, 5'5" a

pounds. he had a black backpack 240-773-5530. you can call crime solvers at 1866-411-tips. and police are offering a $10,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest. tonight, we're live in wheaton i'm cori coffin guys back to you. developing tonight, a federal judge has block president trump's ban on transgender people serving in the u.s. military. transgender service members sued the president and the defense secretary back in august. they said the ban was violation of constitutional rights. the trump administration argued transgender people might hurt military cohesions. the transgender community say the ruling is a victory. >> i was pleased that the courts issued the preliminary hearing injunction aut

transgender service personnel that are serving with honor. i did note that the court did not enjoin the prohibition against using funds to provide medically necessary care. but this is a step forward and it's good to see that the court recognized that the actions proposed by the white house violate the constitution. >> the administration is deciding whether to whether to appeal. the fbi is reportedly investigating a controversial contract awarded to an energy company. a day after the u.s. territory ended it's $300 million contract with whitefish energy. there has been criticism and questions like why the contract was such a high amount in the first place, whitefish is only two years old with two full-time workers based in interior town with ryan zinke key. they say whitefish was partially pick baud they didn't want a down

congress of the united states to provide information in person and answer some questions. so we're calm because we're sure everything i was done according to the norms and the law. nearly six weeks after hurricane maria hit. about 30% of residents have power back on. . a judge denied a motion by the defense to throw out the bribery case against bob menendez. defense attorneys filed the motion over the weekend accusing the judge of unfairly limiting what evidence or witnesses they could present. the judge denied the request saying it had no merit. he denied another request to declare a mistrial. the two men deny wrongdoing. closing arguments are expected later this week. >> next at 10:30, do you know what happens to cash when it's rip order damaged >> there's an entire team of people working to put your dollar bills backing to and do it for free. we'll take you

process next. sue? >> you mean i didn't have to scotch tape my ripped dollars? if time is money, i've got a little bit of money for you for the weekend. you're get an extra hour to sleep as we say hello standard time. we'll talk about what you can expect this weekend, and a little sooner than that, what about the halloween forecast? coming up. news at 10:30 is next. is continuing. we're already here. scrap're already here. scrap . americans are making more and spending a lot more. consumer spending paying 1% in september the biggest monthly gain we've seen me eight years. new car sales leading the increase as drivers started replacing the more than 300,000 destroyed in the hurricane. rival home builders contracted a major deal. they're building for more than 9 million dollars,

the america's largest home country. walt hub naming princeton the best small city in the nation, considering things like housing cost, quality of education and number of restaurants per person. >> doing last minute halloween shopping turns out your age could determine budget. recent survey said the baby boomers spent an average of $23 on halloween while millennials spend 183 bucks. now, that's spooky. and that's business, i'm neil cavuto. m mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. female narrator: what would john adams do to women's health? adams argued before the supreme court to give employers control over your access to birth control. adams also supports giving employers the power to block access to affordable contraception for 1.6 million virginia women.

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here's the bureau of engraving and pursuing mutilated money division. >> >> this is the worst shredded case i've ever worked on >> the mutilated currency division is one of the more unique things within the government. >> it's stuck together. >> between 6 and $10,000 >>

part of a 50. >> there's a different story to every package. every now and then you'll get something, you never thought of. >> we get roughly about 23,000 a year. on years where there's natural disasters unfortunately we're going through one right now. there's a larger intake. a hot more heartbreaking and some of them are just, i can't believe i did this. i had money in my oven and i forgot it was in there. >> this customer was shredding up bills and she forgot she had money in the particular envelope and once she got done shredding the pile of stuff. she realized. she shredded up her money. >> i was able to detect that was currency. >> it's a good shredder because it's making my life difficult right now >> they did claim 9,000, i'm not sure what's up put all them down and go back and count it. whatever the amount i find,

treasury check for >> what are they looking for? ? i prefer not to answer that. >> there has to be enough of the note present for us to be able to dominate it and authenticate it. we're pretty good recovering whatever is there as long as enough is present for us to do th that. >> even if it's 20, r 30, 40 years later, if it's found in a box somewhere in the ground, people can send it in and they can get their money at face value. >> this right here, i take the edges. cut the edge off and try to duplicate i which i have here. >> people are sending in thousands of dollars and forget to include name or address, we'll try to track them down. >> i love putting puzzles together. >> used to put wallpaper on the wall and

>> since i've been working here, a single puzzle >> the water damaged notes, buried notes. it doesn't take long for currency to become damaged. they will solidify or start to dearty 88. >> we have to put it in the oven. >> bodily fluids, we got stuff from coroner's office, police stations, tear gas. >> housing market crash around 10 years ago, more and more people distrust banks, they will take the money hide it into the walls's mice or termites in it >> a lot of people bury money in the yards believe it or not >> it's easier to use to separating. >> reporter: how much is returned >> approximately 40 million, that's kind of a three-year average >> common for

money and a lot of times they will ingest and process through. we do require you to wash it off before you send it in to us, otherwise we will return it. ♪ ♪ >> this is not even money. recpes or something on here. food which i can cake on here. there's no money in here. >> i love it. yes, i do. they have some that, you know, they've lost everything. but what they found out, we have to service, they're overjoyed, getting something back. it's not a total loss. >> it was in safe on september the 11th. terror attack, his wife works at the bank of america and they had put pull it out >> have you dealt with currency before >> it's actually preferred >> seems odd that it takes this long >> they're claiming

basically destroyed, i'm seeing which has most, it's very delicate >> we'll get it >> makes me feel good to know that you know, the customer think that they've lost everything but when they find out that they're able to receive a check and get back something, it makes me feel good. >> that's a wonderful thing about u.s. currency. it's good forever. >> here's a klump of them. column >> separating the denominationss >> that takes talent. >> yes, it does. >> and patience. >> that's the important part >> the shredded one, just made my job a little harder. i'd look at that and be like, no, i'm leaving >> done. of >> up next at 10:30, if you're considering a new work-out plan, now is the time to do it >> we'll explain why fall is the best time of

exercise program. exercise program. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. narrator: they call him enron ed. because washington, dc lobbyist ed gillespie represented the worst of the worst. lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. corporations sending jobs overseas. and of course the enron scandal. now, enron ed is lobbying for donald trump's agenda. like cuts to virginia school funding, and taking away healthcare from thousands of virginians.

is. if you to start working out now you'll be well into the exercise program my the time the hollywood seasons depends here. the fall mean temperatures, fewer bugs, it makes it so much easier >> i buy that. >> it's -- when it's the middle of summer, and bugs and the humidity >> exactly. i kind of like it hot for that. but most don't. here's something that will go into i think good partnership with that is the time change that we have this weekend. >> that's true. >> a lot of people run in the morning and they don't like it dark. sun is coming up at like 7:40. check this

savings. personally i love it. we fall back sunday morning, set the clocks back an hour, that means the sun will rise at 6:40. if you like to get your morning run in early, it won't be so dark. a lot of you tweet me about looking forward to this time of year. sunset is 503. speaking of fall colors, i love this picture capturing the afternoon sunshine to highlight the colors which i believe we got a little ripped off on this year, the foliage hasn't been as pretty but you do see spotty area that is have gorgeous color. today in new england act place where we look for the best color, they had a storm that was just incredibly strong. almost like a category 1 hurricane. it pulled tropical storm philippe into it and they had heavy rain on the order of five inches. of wind gusts between 60 and 90 miles an hour and at the top of mountain washington in new hampshire, gusts to 130. meanwhile as the storm departs and the windie

have one more reenforcing shot of cooler air that will spread clouds a bit later. the rain was helpful. we needed it. what a slog for the redskins and da dallas. maybe you heard about this, two and a half inches. winter green 1.5 and maybe as much as eight inches of snow over the weekend. the wind diminished quite a bit. it is going to be chilly. mainly clear skies with high thin clouds coming in a little bit later. our halloween forecast is looking very nice. the most important thing i think for halloween is that it not be a rainy one and we got the rain overwith last night. might be few showers wednesday. not for halloween. and it will also, our seven-day forecast feature a couple of mild days as we get into the thursday, friday time frame. maybe even as warm as 75 on friday.

about the cooler temperatures as usual. winchester one of the cooler spots down to 39 already. most places either in the mid 40's to near 50 degrees. definitely going to be chilly tonight as we head for the low and mid 30's as we get to the north and west. to about 40 in the closer and suburbs, 44 for the cities, low 40's points south and east. it's a cool start on halloween. we'll still be under the influence of that big departing area of low pressure. a bit of a northwest flow especially after the reenforcing front goes through. average high temperatures about 64. nice for kids for the halloween parades and by the way trick or treating looking good. let's run you through the time frame. i don't know too many kids that go out this early as 4:00. maybe they're getting ready with friends, 58. notice the winds are fairly light under ten miles an hour the whole time, which is great. a lot of trick or treaters going out between 6:00 and 7:00.

50's, but there could be upper 40's in the suburbs if they're heading out later, maybe the teenagers 50 by 8:00 and by 9:00, 49 degrees, those winds stay light the skies stay clear. afternoon highs we'll top out anywhere from the mid 50's to near 60, if my just a little bit above as we look to the south. i mentioned a few showers on wednesday. we put this forward because you can see not much in the way cloud cover, but as we head on into wednesday, we see clouds increasing and showers around in the afternoon primarily. but again, mostly about the cloud cover as we get to wednesday, we'll describe the shower activity as spotty. then we pop a couple of warm days, thursday and friday, 71 to 75. unfortunately. the weekend not looking great. looks like we'll drop maybe drizzle drizzle saturday, maybe showers sunday on the fall-back day. monday not too bad, mostly cloudy and 70. that is your seven-day forecast.

fox 5 news at 11:00 >> here's shawn and tony. coming up at 11:00. a whistleblower shares new allegations of grade fixing in prince george's county public schools. we'll have reaction and what's next. it started as a meeting on a dating ap, investigators say it led to a man assaulting and robbing a victim. police need your help finding their suspect. more fall-out from sexual assault claims against actor kevin spacey what netflix is revealing about the future of its show, house of cards. ow, house of cards.

m mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. female narrator: what would john adams do to women's health? adams argued before the supreme court to give employers control over your access to birth control. adams also supports giving employers the power to block access to affordable contraception for 1.6 million virginia women. and adams opposes abortion even in cases of rape, or incest. john adams: wrong for women's health. wrong for virginia.

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