popular bike path driving high speed about 20 blocks mowing people down ultimately killing eight and hurting a dozen more. he allegedly had a pel gun an paint ball gun when authorities shot and took him into custody. several knives were recovered from the rental truck. according to counter terrorism experts, isis had been encouraging its followers to carry out halloween attacks. investigators have found several pieces of evidence linking saipov to isis. including a note that read, islamic state would endure forever. an intelligence group also highlighted a recent photo taken by an isis support near the even of that attack but it's unclear at this point if the two are related. >> he appears to have follow almost exactly to a t the instructions that isis has put out in its social media channels with instructions to their followers how to carry out such an attack. >> we do know that the identities of the eight victims

of the 12 people hurt, four remain in the hospital. in critical condition. and the others seriously injured, we're told during the press conference, as you just heard, authorities called yesterday's assault the worst terror attack in new york city since september 11th. sarah? . investigators swarmed a home in new jersey today. where they believe the suspect was living with his wife and three children, fbi agents were seen leaving with several bags of agents. they're always focusing on a mosque next to the home. that had been under surveillance twins 2005 for possibly planning terrorist attacks but never linked to criminal activity >> i'm starting the process of terminating the diversity lottery program. i'm going to ask congress to immediately initiate to work get rid of this

terror attack, the president saying the blame falls on democrats. at issue are diversity immigration lotteries that allow the alleged attackers, saipov into the united states. the president pinned the program on chuck schumer. tom fitzgerald is live on the hill tonight with the concern over this program that apparently isn't new but many people haven't heard about it until now. fitz. that's correct. critics for a long time have been calling this a loop hole, the united states immigration system. understand be it was signed into law way back in 1990 under george w bush on his twitter feed the president called eight schumer beauty, and while the senate democratic leader did fire back at the president today, he made no uncertain terms in the white house, that his main concern is that this program exposes the united states to people who are security threats. we want people that will

our country safe. we don't want lotteries where the wrong people are in the lotteries and guess what? who are the sucker whose get those people? >> look, the president ought to stop tweeting and start leading. the american people long for leadership. not divisive ness. not finger pointing. not name calling. this is a tragedy. >> now, the alleged attack sayfullo saipov got into the united states through this diversity lottery. it provides up to 50,000 visa as year to people to come into the united states. they have to be work requirements and go through security screening. but they're are big questions about this program, which existed before and are increasing tonight. namely, how closely does the state department

individuals? what if any controls are placed on fact they can vouch for other people who apply for the program? we went over to the heritage foundation and talked to one of their founding members, david and sarah and he said on face of it, a program that was founded in 1990 in 2017 is outdated. and probably needs to be remade. >> most of our immigration system is written from during the cold war. that's just the nature of it. that's why a lot of people have been talking about how we need to update our immigration system. diversity visa, that the one of those things i believe a lot of people agree on. it does not bring a lot to us. we should be looking for ways to improve the benefit to the united states is gaining from immigration. >> president went on to say he would seriously consider transferring the suspect to

bay cuba. john mccain said that's an idea that needs to be considered. evan lambert is on his way to springfield. what are you working tonight. >> reporter: we understand from fairfax county police that they're responding to reports of an assault in springfield in the 7500 block of springfield hills drive. that's just west of interstate 95 and also off rolling road. that's not far from a cost co in that area and skyfox is live over the scene now. that neighborhood, a cul-de-sac where you should be able to see police cruisers in that cul-de-sac, there's also yellow crime scene tape in that area. you can see some officers standing around in that cul-de-sac as well. we understand from fairfax fairfax police that a spokesperson is on their way to

that scene, we hope to get more information from them. we're just about a half hour away from there. but once we get more information from that spokesperson, we hope to provide you with updates on twitter and on fox 5 later in our newscast this evening. again, fairfax county police working right now an assault, a reported assault in springfield off springfield hills drive in that cul-de-sac there. and we do not know if there are any reported injuries but we do know that the call came in around 3:30, we're on our way there and will get you more information as soon as we get there. back to you. new video out of fairfax young girl being bullied and attacked. posted to social media, the mother wants to file charges against the attacker. matt ackland live in chantilly with assault is being investigated. matt?

and she describes seeing this video and saying how hard it was to watch her young daughter being attacked. the tonight, we know that the school resource officer is on this even though the attack happened away from school, also, fairfax county school tells us they're investigating as well. >> you can the seventh grader. she was taken to the ground and repeatedly struck. the attack happened off campus. the 13-year-old was taken to the hospital by ambulance. her monthly, then saw it all play out on social media. >> it's terrible. punched, hit off of a bike and curled up in a ball. no mom should ever have to watch that. >> reporter: her daughter has been bullied for years. showed us her daughter's glasses. the lens knocked out. >> i know they have one week a year that they do

bullying, no tolerance of bullying, where they ware pink shirts or ware this or that and discuss it i want but i think it should be presented more. obviously, one week is not. >> reporter: mom said more has to be done. she's asking officers to file charges in this case to send a message to others. >> it needs to be known that this cannot happen and it should not happen to any children. somewhere along the lines. they have to be responsible for their actions and they have to have consequences. >> reporter: back out live here in fairfax county. we should tell you we just got an e-mail from fairfax county schools. they are investigating. it says the school is committed to taking serious proactive steps to raise awareness about bullying and cyber bulgings with students and parents. something connected to this last night, as the family was out doing their trick or treating, their halloween activities, apparently

group that was involved in the earlier attack came close to the housings mom had to call police. today, police confirmed that what happened last night during halloween is also being investigated as connected to the original attack. we will definitely stay on top of this one, live in fairfax county, matt ackland fox 5 local news. coming up, mayhem at mcdonald's. mcdonald's. a man throws coffee on a car then spits in a woman's face in a fast food parking lot. first, paul wagner, what are you working on? >> reporter: tax records that were taken from a business here on h street during an eviction and replaced on the street are now in the hands of the u.s. treasury. however, there's questions as to why they were here in the first place. i'll have the story. sue? >> welcome to

boy does it look like november or what today? a lot of clouds around. we have a few spotty showers. i'll let you know when those clouds will break up and wait till you see what is lurking just to our south that's headed this way. that's a tease. coming right back. you promise? we'll be right back with your forecast. your forecast.

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. around 5:30 a.m. on october 6. he pull her into a wooded area and raped her. detectives say they created the sketch based on dna evidence gathered at the scene. personal tax records left on street in northeast dc after an eviction are in the hands of the u.s. treasury. the records appear to be in the thousands are left on the street hours after us marshals had them removed from a business on h street >> paul wagner joining us with more on the story. paul? >> reporter: i'm outside the speedy tax service on h street, which was evicted yesterday. you can see these

closed uptight. there's nothing left inside. but out here on the sidewalk, everything was placed out here. there were computers, desks, tables and lots and lots of computer -- computers and lots and lots of records, tax records, that's why we're talking about it here today. there were boxes of them, 25 to 30 boxes, they're now, as you said in the hands of the u.s. treasury. but there's questions tonight as to whether or not they should have been out here in the first place. let's show you video we shot. late this afternoon an official with the u.s. treasure department took last of the tax records out of the h street main street offices where they had been stored for safekeeping since tuesday, boxes of them. as many as 25 had been left on the sidewalk outside the speedy tax service before, a mwar saline had them load them and take them into his office

there were names with social security numbers, anyone could have examined the records or taken them. salime said before any responded to his calls, he watched people take boxes filing cabinets and computers, and it wasn't until fox 5 broadcast the story yesterday he says that the treasury department took notice. >> federal government, you really have to have policies and procedures in place where in tough places like this close have you put things in place to protect confidentiality of people >> do you blame the us marshals >> you can't blame them. their thing is to put the track on the street and they walk away after that. it's the federal government have to have some policies and procedures in place to let the us marshals know when properties or tax institutions go out of business, these procedures we must follow them to protect the people. >> reporter: now, when we were alerted to this yesterday, we came over

records. i was looking through these boxes. i was picking up these files you can see names, social security new castles, all sorts of personal information that were inside those boxes. new, how about the us marshals? we talked to them today. all they would say on the record is that they never put anything dangerous out here on the street. there were four deputies here yesterday afternoon -- should say yesterday morning who were supervising this eviction. however, the us marshals do say that they are looking into whether or not all of their policies were followed. as far as leaving the stuff out here on the street. we're live on h street northeast, paul wagner, fox 5 local news. you're noticing a lot of blue, a lot of fox 5 jackets being pulled out of storage because it's getting cold out there >> it was definitely cold this morning, it's only what? 62 in the district >> >> much colder in some other spots sarah

doesn't it look like november? it definitely fits the bill. the gray skies, light showers showing up, spotty. you'll be able to see that very little hitting the ground. we have a couple moving through northwest dc right now. there will not be much in the rain department tonight. most of that will stay up to our north and west but i wanted to show you what i'm talking about in terms of the temperature, 63 degrees that's close to average for dc for this time of year. but a few other spots much chillier, 48 in frederick. martinsberg 48, winchester 48. then over to the eastern shore, it's 66 in cambridge and leonardtown 64, we have warmer air to the south, lurking to our south that i was teasing about is 70 in richmond, raleigh is 72 and cape hatteras is 72. while we got the cooler air north and west a warm surge will try to get in tomorrow. it may take until the early afternoo

clouds break up and that much warmer thursday emerge, but we're headed r to the 70's tomorrow. it will feel more like october tomorrow. to mix things up a little bit as we go forward to the second day in november. here's what's going on, high pressure off to the north and east. acknowledging up wedged up as the mountains tend to transplant cooler air but the warm push will prevail and that's why we'll see the temperatures rising during date into the 70's, maybe few spots north and west stay in the 60's but looks look it will be a mix of sun and clouds heavier on the clouds in the morning. more sun in the afternoon for your thursday and if you like it warm, tomorrow is your day, and news flash, you'll love friday as well. if you like it warm. but for this evening, a few spotty showers around. very light. 60 degrees at 7:00, by 9:00, about 59. and by 11:00, 59 degrees. it will not be as cold tonight as it was last night. again we'll keep a lot cloud cover around, so that tends to blink at the area a little bit. much m

for the weekend as well your work week finish coming up with the seven-day forecast. jim and sarah? . you probably started chowing down and the halloween goodies, but dc are investigating after parent found suspicious candy. this is a look. a little black bag looks like sour patch kids, that's a suspicious candy. the child was trick or treating last night in southeast, again, that candy looks like sour patch kids and were replaced inside small black bag geese. the mother said she's not sure which house it came from though. >> but these days, a lot of parents don't check their kids' candy bags. so it's really important to get it out there. they do watch the news. so at least they will say, ok, let me go through my kids' candy bag, if they're at work, they can call home, call their husband or someone who can go through and check to see if they see this. and get it out of the way, throw it in the trash right away. the candy was turned into

see if it contains any drugs. coming up, call it the blame game. why a key nfl sponsor is blaming the nfl for hurting pizza sales. first, here's ronica. >> reporter: hey, jim. well, we're at city diner in falls church. the governor race is heating up and the advertisements are ugly. we'll bring you the pulse of the people coming up give us call at 202-895-3000 or e-mail them to fox5tips@wttg.com m mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. female narrator: what would john adams do to women's health?

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he said leadership starts at the top. papa johns advertises heavily during the nfl games, it's the official pizza. insiders say ingame pizza sales dropped a season, especially since president trump encouraged americans to boycott the nfl in september. we're less than a week away from the election for virginia's next governor. >> things are heating up with aggressive ads out there. you probably saw them anywhere. fox 5 political reporter ronica cleary live in falls church to get the pulse of the people. hey, ronica. >> reporter: you know, we do this on 5@630 but this race is getting so hot we had to bring it early. these two nice brave people were brave enough to chat wisdom martin. what's your name >> katie >> and car men. >> what do you think the race is just around the corner. when you see the ads get you goier and uglier, does that make you enthusiastic? does it turn you off >> it doesn't end

i think with the state of the country being divide along party line, the negative campaigning perpetuatingsss s and installs degree of disrupt for all politician. >> reporter: they say people respond to the negativetivety. does that work for >> if that's the way we're going, that's not good. if negativity is what's bringing positive influence, it's not showing anything good in our community and how we're a godly people. >> reporter: maybe if you could tell them something and focus on what they want to bring as a candidate >> absolutely. tell me what you got. otherwise, i don't want to hear it >> we try to do that for you on fox 5. we try to bring you the issues to stiffer through those ads. we appreciate you both sharing your thoughts with us. we'll be back on 5@630 tonight. ralph northum will be joined with senator cori stuart in arlington.

people there. cori booker, back to you jim and sarah >> ralph northum and cori stuart that, would be an interesting meeting. coming up, the search for a sexual assault suspect who allegedly attacked a woman after meeting her at a restaurant. >> a former charles county school aide accused of sexual abusing students facing more charges has society become so desensitized to violence and bad news? a psychologist breaks down the effects of these acts like the one in new york yesterday and the numbing effect it may be having on our society. back after this.

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with a sexual assault. torres attacked a woman at his home in september after they meta restaurant. we're told torres has a distinguishing car and maybe driving a dark red 2000 toyota cam re. a former charles county school aid faces more charge, carlos bell was indieted on 12 counts of porn. he's already been indieted on 119 charges. last week he was indicted on more charges of sexually victimizing 42. 14 remain unidentified, bell still being held without bond. . in the district, police are looking for supermarkets at a double shooting that happened on h street in northeast. it happened around 2:15 this morning. two men were shot, both taken to the hospital. what's being said to be nonlife-threatening injuries. it was a moment of silence there at the new york stock exchange this morning.

victims of yesterday's terror attack, eight people were killed and nearly a dozen injured. among the dead are two americans, a woman from belgium and five men visiting from argentina. rex tillerson spoke with the foreign minister of are ten gina. moments ago, federal prosecutors in new york filed terrorist charges against him, saipov entered the u.s. legal until 2010 under a diversity visa program, also an uber driver in new jersey and reportedly passed a background check >> based on the investigation, appears that mr. saipov had been planning this a number of weeks. he did this in the name of isis. >> fbi agents searched what they believe is the suspect's home in new jersey as well as the mosque. we have also learned that the fbi said they're looking for ot

questioning in yesterday's attack, this is dominating headlines but when it comes to seeing terror attacks on television and on lines, are we becoming desensitized to it? here to take a closer look a licensed clinical psychologist. we were talking about this in the newsroom. seems like, these all keep happening and it's almost like a part of life now. seems like. you know, how do we deal with it and do you think we are becoming in a sense desensitized >> sadly it is becoming part of life. it was just a month ago that we had las vegas and before that, it was hurricanes and all sorts of things that were in the news all sorts of devastation. becoming desensitized is part of coping in a way. nobody should have to deal with this kind of terrorism. letting terror impact your life and not being able to continue on with things you

dysfunctional in a way. we just -- we have only so much band with. it's not that we're desensitized so much as it's hard to take in more and more and more. it's a threshold issue >> it's really kind of a balance between the two as we were talking before, you know, we even need a little bit of, you know, in some ways, anxiety in our lives talking about other issues but we needy a balance. >> we all need a little anxiety, stress, we function best with a moderate amount. too much is too much. and our functioning falls off, not enough and we're also not functioning well. even if it's uncomfortable we function best with a little vigilance, stress, anxiety sometimes, something like this, if you're already at that threshold, and maybe you're still grieving, something else, you got a lot of other things going on. this is just one more assault that, in terms of your awareness that can overwhelm you if you

>> so how do we, i guess, as a society, just cope and -- should we be feeling sorry about the fact that, wow, i'm continuing on with my life and smiling and laughing. >> in a way, yes. very much so, because it feels disrespectful to victims and it's not to -- it's no way to disrespect the victims, we do have to function in the new world and reality we're adapting to a new way of life. especially near dc. >> that was the thing i wanted to ask you. we, of course, back on, you know, 9/11, we were victims of the terrorist attack, and you know, we haven't been as much, we've seen some incidents, obviously. some people would call terror or mass shootings. we've had those problems in our area. do you sense here in dc that you -- there's a little bit more anxiety when we see things happening in like new york city, that, gosh, >> it's a little closer >> it's close to home. could this happen here is what everybody asked >> i thi

news yesterday hearing that security would be stepped up through the region and it wasn't going to be obvious security. that comforted me. all over the news is also you got to be vigilant, notice things that are unusual. of course all those things, those are the things that are in our control. we can't control somebody, you know, doing something crazy. but we can control how we live our lives and finding that moderate amount of anxiety and stress and adapting, so that we don't let this control us. >> licensed clinical psychologist alicia clark. thank you for coming in. >> coming up, a woman was robbed of her designer purse by suspects on her rental bike. we have new surveillance video. first what's going on, gary mcgrady >> i'm down in alexandria, i want to drew introduce you to these two guys, end enrique and sammy and they're trying to help

just do their little thing after hurricane maria. i want to introduce you to them and tell you what their plan is they're going there soon >> a reminder considering maria hit over a month ago and still so many in trouble. we'll look forward to seeing gary after the break and also your seven-day forecast which will feature a warmup. the 70's are in sight as early as tomorrow, how long will it last? i'll have a look when fox 5 news at 5:00 returns. at 5:00 returns. 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.

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agencies and several residential properties, it's expected to rise in the next coming day president trump is face mortgage criticism over the recovery efforts in puerto rico. the mayor calling the inadequate and insufficient. cancelled a hearing where she was set to testify. it's unclear why the meeting was cancelled or if it will be rescheduled. four local chefs teaming up to do their parts to provide heavy relief to puerto rico, flying to the island to cook for those affected by the storm >> some people still cannot get a hot meal. >> reporter: two of the chefs, we gotten enrique, here and sammy here. you work at republic, you're the head chef >> yes >> you started this, you guys are going to puerto rico, you want to help out. tell us what you want to do >> we essentially want to use our talents, we all

puerto rican background and we want to kind of give back, use our talents to kind of like help out and you know, it's hard for people who don't -- who are not involved in the kitchen on a day-to-day basis like us to look in the pantry and whip something up. >> that's red line what you want to do. >> he's got the food truck and you guys teamed up together. what are you going to be doing? you're going to cook for us in a second: how did you get involved >> i didn't know him not even three weeks ago. i'm here for first time. but i've been through the puerto rico organization which is a monday profit organization. in dc. and i told them one time, i would like to go off to the island and do something, i would like to help over there and she called me one morning, and told me,

sammy he's going to go over there and help cook, would you like to go with him? and i will sponsor you guys. >> reporter: show us what you're cooking here. you got plantains cooking up there >> plantain, it's green plantain with double friday we match and friday it >> there's got to be something good in there >> that's a staple >> this is -- yes. >> is this is pretty much holidays going to be in puerto rican table anywhere. >> one of the things you'll need is funds >> we started a gofundme page with $50. you know, and have grown. we got about $3,000. >> we'll put that up for you right now. i never do this but i mean, fox 5

out. we're putting a gofundme page, we'll have it on the website as well. hopefully they will be able to that. we don't have much time. what is that? what is that >> this is our puerto rican tamale, you have plantains, pork, chick peas, green olive. >> sammy, i appreciate everything you're doing, enrique, everything you're doing too and i hope we raise money, i hope you get a lot of social media response. and i wish you biggest on your trip >> thank you so much. >> sammy and enrique. it's been since the latter part of september, three quarters of the island of puerto rico, no power, it will take guys like sammy, enrique, small missions down there to get this going again. alexandria, goes a long

>> a little bit ads up >> i'll finish your sentence now, jim >> i appreciate that, gary. >> puerto rican ta mally, the weather has been fine here and there, but they're still dealing with so much damage left over. that was good to see. home here, a little cloudy today, not best, but the rain basically held off. weave had a few sprinkles around as we take a live look outside, plenty of overcast. we have slowly been eroding from. if you're in northwestern maryland you've yet to get out of the 40's, that will take until probably some time tomorrow, where we'll all see temperatures bounce way high, much warmer than the past few days -- your weather headlines not as cold, temperatures will mainly fall back into the 50's as warm air is pushing in. that will allow afternoon temperatures with sunshine to jump into the 70s for just about all of us, that can be

70's and some spots friday. back to reality. we'll see cooler changes, cloudier changes especially on saturday, extra hour of sleep as daylight saving time ends on sunday. 2:00 a.m. overnight saturday into sunday. temperatures 60, baltimore 59, annapolis, the warm front made it into montgomery county but 48 in martinsberg, 47 in hagerstown, there's the cold air suppressed to the north and it is locked in across much of the northern tier like place likes minnesota, nebraska, iowa have seen snow flurries, but it's the warmer air that will be winning out across portions of the ohio valley. usually the cold air from the north. rain showers stayed off to the north and yes, those are snow showers moving into northern wisconsin.

tonight as most of the rain you'll see on futurecast will remain off to the north. by 7:00 a.m. a little cloudy but breaks. and william see a decent amount of sunshine tomorrow. i really think we could get into the nice day category pretty quickly with sunshine and temperatures jumping into the 70's. the same thing looks to be the case for friday, the only difference is a cold front will be approaching increasing clouds late in the day and maybe a shower or two. so that front will be the focal point of our forecast as we get into friday and then the weekend. temperatures ahead of of it. very warm for next couple of days, well into the 70's. like i said we'll see the change in the seven-day forecast for the weekend. so enjoy tomorrow friday, taste of early fall there for early november. 74 tomorrow, 77 on friday. clouds, maybe drizzle around saturday. it's a little cooler and gloomy. sunday we may see a little bit of sunshine. sunday looking better. of 68 with that extra hour of sleep, one less hour of daylight

setting around 5:00 p.m. briefly warm next monday before it looks like we cool down. that's the way it look, that's the seven-day forecast. jim and sarah back over to you. >> we're hearing from a gymnastic center in montgomery county after a man is accused of secretly recording kids inside the rest rooms >> the connection the man has to the gym and how they learned about the acts. here's tisha. >> and we obtained surveillance video home surveillance video that shows six suspects on rental bikes, moments after they robbed a woman of her purse. it unfolded down this block here in this northwest neighborhood. that story is after the break.

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the computer shows school aged feels in the bathroom. now montgomery county police holding a meeting to show information about old dell. meantime that club in question silver star gymnastic and fitness said they found out from local media putting out a statement saying in part the charging documents indicate investigators did not find any trace of recordings having been made on the premises but are basing the charges on his possession of two illegally obtained videos downloaded off of the internet. the fitness club said he is not an employee of the company but apparently children enrolled. suspects stole a woman's purse in a northwest neighborhood and it happened on a busy street with a lot of people around >> tisha lewis is live in northwest with story. tisha we see those rental bikes everywhere now >> we do, and you know what? we're told this particular suspects were wearing white vests, even participating in some halloween trick or tr

moments before they swarmed around a woman in this neighborhood, and attempted to steal her bag. in fact, they actually did steal her bag and were able to take off and they went in an ally way right down this block in this neighborhood. what they did not know is that there was no outlet in in this put ally way. that this allowed witnesses to get a good look and allowed a good samaritan to spring into action. >> we heard a loud scream and someone saying, get down, get down and we leaned out of the window and we saw a woman running down the streets screaming. so then we got our clothes out. some other gentleman from across the street had run down and everybody was leaning out and basically didn't know what had happened. we heard later that it had been a robbery or someone snagged her bag. >> reporter: a good samaritan was able to catch up with the susp

bag back. we obtained exclusively this surveillance video taken from a home security system showing at least six suspects on bikes apparently as for the robbery. this took place near 21 it's and m street in new jersey transit. one of the suspects was apparently wearing a red hood de. all of this happened around 10:00 last night. >> there were rental bikes around on the street but we didn't see anyone on them or claiming them. >> it's sad, of course, i hope she wasn't injured in any way but i think you can't avoid that type crime anywhere. if it was a violent crime it would be a lot more shocked. this area itself is not immune to that type of crime. >> reporter: the resident who shared the video with us says that he regularly shares home surveillance videos with police when crimes happen in this area. he goes on to tell us that we were the first to tell them about this, so detectives

this video that you just saw. thankfully tonight, we can report that there were no injuries in this incident. tisha lewis fox 5 local news. a man spits in a woman's face in a road rage incident. this happened in a mcdonald's parking lot. and every morning, what sparked it coming up next. m justin fairfax, i'm up early for my most important job. -more peanut butter, daddy. -more peanut butter, daddy. as prosecutor, justin fairfax fought drugs, crime, and human trafficking. that's why he's endorsed by virginia law enforcement. buckle up. nothing's more important than keeping them safe and helping them prosper. as your lieutenant governor, i'll work to grow the economy and invest in schools and career training, because virginia's families need more results, not more politics.

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and was an 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. . what you're looking at to a road rage incident in florida. 19-year-old ashley keen said she was at a red light when the driver of the car behind her became angry, didn't immediately drive when the light turned green, started honking and threw a can that of coffee at the car. a driver of another car followed her. he walkeup

in her face. >> i don't pull someone over and scream at their face, once he saw there was a 19-year-old girl, he should have stopped and drove away. >> they say keen got out, punched him twice in the chest to keep him away from her then call 911 he was arrested on a battery charge wendy williams, what happened when she fainted during the incident on live tv? looking at the video from it yesterday, she said this was an -- this joke -- this was not a joke or a stunt. the tv host explained she felt hot and dizzy when she froze up. she revealed she reached in the back of her head before the tumble to make the fall look at cute as possible. williams says she doesn't have aches or pains, paramedics told her she was low on electrolytes. news is far

>> here's what's coming up. r for 5@630. the fbi seeking a new person of interest. i'm cori coffin >> search for answers lead to finger pointing between white house and capitol hill in dc. this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. we understand this was an attack on our values. it was never to break our spirits. but as an effort to break our spirit. it's failed. at 6:00, moving forward and healing after the deadliest attack in new york city since september 11th. we begin with breaking details about that new york city terrorist attack. a second person is now wanted for questioning and was within past hour, officials filed terrorism charges against the suspect. live team coverage begin wig cori coffin who

study charged with providing material as well as violence and destruction. originally from ubekistan, he came to united states if 2009 on a diversity visa. investigators say had been planning the assault weeks and toured the area that he would have been his target. that was about 3:00 in the afternoon when they say he opened a popular bike path driving at a high speed about 20 blocks and mowing down anyone. ultimately killed eight and hurting hurting a dozen more. several knives were also recovered from that rental truck. and according to counter terrorism experts, isis has been encouraging followers to carry out halloween attacks. investigators found self pieces of evidence linking saipov that read, quote, islamic state forever, unquote.