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. this is fox 5 local local. at 10:00. tragedy in texas after a gunman opened fire in a church killing at least 26 including children. what we're learning tonight about the shooter. it's a story you saw first on fox 5. allegations of grade fixing in prince george's county. what one whistle blower is saying about the investigation to fox 5 tonight. a gloom sunday for the dc region, when will the sun return? the news at 10:00 starts now. we begin with that tragedy in southern texas, a gunman opening fire on a children killing at least 26 people. a pregnant woman and a number of children among the dead >> it happened in sutherand springs about 30 miles outside of san antonio, it's the deadliest mass shooting. alleged

miles away if the church inside of a car. >> evan lambert has been following this. >> what we're learning within last few hours is that according to fox news, the pentagon confirmed that the to gunman devon patrick kelly the accused gunman was once in the air force, according to public safety official, he walked into the first adapt church in sutherand springs and shot the people gathered for a late morning service. the victim's range in age from five to 72. officials found 23 people dead inside the church. two were found outside. and one person was taken to the hospital and later died from their injuries. the suspected gunman has been identified to fox news as 26-year-old devon patrick kelly. texas authorities say the violence started when kelly walked over to the church in all black if a nearby gas station. and started firing. >> he was dressed in all black. the

to the church, exited his vehicle and began fire to go the church of the suspect moved to the right side of the church and continued to fire. that suspect entered the church and continued to fire. >> we're dealing with the largest mass shooting in our state's history. so many families who lost family members. father, mothers, sons and daughters. the tragedy, of course, is worsened by the fact that the occurred in a church, a place of worship, where these people were innocently gunned down, we mourn their loss. we support their families. >> safety officials say the gunman died after a short chase with a resident who tried going after him. it's still unclear if the shooter killed himself or died from that resident's gunfire, texas

participated in a vigil near the church where that gunman -- 100 people gathered near the church to mourn those victims. among them, the daughter of the pastor an pregnant woman. president trump reacted to the news tonight while in japan on an overseas trip. >> through the tears and through the sadness, we stand strong, oh, so strong. my administration will provide its full support to the great state of texas and all local authorities investigating this horrible crime >> 20 more people were injured in the shooting. a motive remains unclear tonight. reaction to the shooting is pouring in from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. just heard from president trump. president said he's monitoring the situation from japan.

people of sutherand springs texas. first lady milania trump tweeting our hearts are with #texas and senator ted cruz tweeting keep all in sutherand springs in our prayers and back here at home, larry hogan saying pure evil. in other news tonight, the race for virginia governor is just two days away and the latest poll shows the candidates are essentially neck and neck. ralph northum is ahead of republican ed gillespie by about five points, that's within the margin of error. larry hogan headed south to virginia this weekend to throw his support behind gillespie, he had line add big rally for his fellow republican in springfield. he said maryland made a lot of advances during his tenure and virginia would do the same with gillespie as governor. we'll take a closer look at the governor's race and what the outcome will mean for the state of virginia. new details in the alleged assault of republican senat

rand paul. we now know it is his neighbor accused of attacking him. 59 renee butcher is facing assault charges. it happened as the senator was mowing his lawn, rand paul suffered injuries to his face and rib. a motive still unclear. a gray and dreary close to the weekend. >> looks like it's a little bit of wet. gwen joining us to talk about what we have going forward into the work week. gwen? >> we have clouds for tonight, it's a little damp, so we're looking at fog developing to in the overnight hours and that will be sticking around for your early morning commute. in the meantime. let's take a look where we stand right now with the clouds 61 degrees in the nation's capitol. winds are from the south, southwest at eight miles an hour. and it has been fairly mild all day, and so not too bad. a little comfortable out there at least. we're going to go see changes as we move into the work week and that is definitely for

as we take a look at our satellite and radar composite. you can see a really wide batch of rain to the west of us and that is all associated with a pretty strong frontal system. that system is going to move its way across the area tomorrow and we're going to be keeping our eyes to the skies for the potential of seeing some storms that could be popping up in the later afternoon hours. looking at showers in the morning, chance of storms in the afternoon and we have a coastal flood advisory in effect until midnight, that also includes areas of southern maryland, anne arundel as well as dc, alexandria and arlington, in effect until midnight. right now, temperatures are into the 50's and the low 60's pretty much everywhere across the board. and your of night low, about 60 under the cloudy skies. and once again, we got changes in that seven-day forecast. i'll have that in just a bit. back to you. we're digging deeper in the audit of prince george's county schools prompted by claims of

graduation rate. the audit shows seniors grades are regularly changed from failing to passing and some students are graduating without meeting state requirements. 30% of those sampled didn't have records to show they earned their diploma. lindsey watts was the first to report the allegations and she has new details from the report. >> reporter: a school district that doesn't follow policy, poor record-keeping and irregularities resulting in graduation rate increases, that's how auditors describe prince george's county schools. key findings. in last year's graduating class, 159 students had more than 50 unexcused absences, the state said you fail after ten. more than 40% of graduates had more than that. investigators combed through student transcripts and found handwritten markings were schools are performing math to determine the grade change required for a student to

at one high school, more than half of graduates whose record were checked were inlegible to graduate. at another school, all students got an 80 in certain classes because they didn't have teachers or long-term subs. then the school where the records keeper resigned last year after complaints she changed students grades including her own child's. the principal said she alerted the county, but no one investigated. the audit findings do not substantiate the allegations of system-wide fraud or intimidation. kevin maxwell said he is not to blame and auditors found no system-wide fraud, he said it's about poor record-keeping and the need for training. we spoke to larry hogan >> sounds much more serious to me and i think that county needs to take it more seriously. >> reporter: you don't agree then with this idea that it's just sloppy record-keeping >> that's complete nonsense.

this was a thorough and complete investigation, and so far, we're extremely upset and outraged with the results. >> reporter: so far, no one lost their job. and dr. maxwell and his team have two months to submit a plan of action to the state >> i low pressure we get a change in leadership at the top. i personally have zero faith in maxwell as our superintendent. >> reporter: this teacher was a whistle blower in the investigation >> i was pretty horrified by the findings but i wasn't surprised because we knew it was happening in our school and so it was pretty expected that was probably happening in other schools as well. >> reporter: as bad as the audit findings are. reality may be much worse. auditors cited multiple cases where students records world war modified after they graduated including changed from fail to pass. there was also evidence of a cover-up with staff modifying records right before auditors arrived. one school employee

she was instructed to work all day and all night making change >> we'll make sure this county gets to the bottom and we're sorry that the parents students and teachers seem to have been cheated in prince george's county. >> reporter: lindsey watts fox 5 local news. prince william's county police asking for your help finding a teenager who went missing in woodbridge. take a look here. 16-year-old sanahi cruz was last seen late last night at a resident in endly's turn, this is the same teenager kidnapped from a party by a ms-13 member last month. he was unharmed and returned to her family and police say this time she left voluntarily but believe she could be with the same gang members. search continues for suspect who killed an off-duty dc police sergeant. 40-year-old tony mason junior was shot while sitting inside a parked car in baltimore yesterday morning, a woman with him was shot i

they found mason suffering from gunshot wounds died at the hospital. the atf is offering a award of up to $10,000 for information that leads to an arrest. still ahead, we continue to track the very latest on the situation in texas. after more than two dozen people were killed. weighing in on the president. just how many americans approve of president trump at this stage of his presidency >> the battle over tax reform continues in congress. when house speaker paul ryan is saying about the push tonight, we'll be right back. we'll be right back.

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,

ans. 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. . back now with breaking news. montgomery county police on the scene of an officer involved shooting it happened in silver spring where we finds lindsey watts. >> reporter: i want to give you a look at the scene right now at the shopping center, you can see a huge police presence.

square shopping center. and what we know so far is that a montgomery county police officer was responding here to an assault in progress and that officer ended up shooting a man who was involved in that assault. i want to bring in montgomery county police captain paul starks now, and paul, you were describing to me what happens here, and this assault involves the vehicle over here. can you just take me through what happened? >> at about 8:20 we received a call for an assault in progress. involving one vehicle, ramming another. this is still very early in the investigation. but what we know is officer responded. got on scene. then quickly stated that a shot had been fired. subject in the white suv was hit apparently by a gunshot and had a gunshot wound, he was transported to a local hospital. he was alert and conscious when he was transported and in serious condition. the officer is being interviewed. >> reporter: d

confrontation or just the shooting of that man in the white suv by that officer. >> i can't right now. the officer is being interviewed and that's what this investigation is about. it's not only the investigation of the assault, but, of course, the officer discharging his weapon as well. >> reporter: to describe again what happened, you can see the white suv with the door open. there's glass next to it. it's alleged that the person driving that car was ramming the person in that dark colored sedan in front of it. and then the responding officer, who ended up shooting the man in the white suv pulled up in the squad car. the unmarked squad car with flashing lights and captain starks, were there any witnesses to this or do you know if there was any perhaps surveillance video in the shopping center that captured what happened >> we're canvassing for witnesses, also checking for video in the shopping center, and the occupant of the passenger ca

passenger car, appears to be uninjured and being interviewed as well. >> has that person given any indication about what prompted this >> i don't know what he said right now. >> reporter: thank you for joining us here tonight. we're live here in silver springs. lindsey watts. we continue to follow out of sutherand springs texas, 26 people dead after a lone gunman opened fire at a church during service. the first baptist church is located roughly 30 miles outside of san antonio, the victims range in age from just five years old to 72 years old. among the dead said to be a pregnant woman and the pastor's 14-year-old daughter. the associated press is identifying the gunman as 26-year-old devon patrick kelly who lived outside of san antonio, he was later found dead inside of a car miles from the church. >> we do know an armed citizen followed the alleged gunman to the location where he was found dead.

self inflicted gunshot wound or if the citizen following the suspect's car fired the deadly shot. president trump is in japan tonight. it's his first stop on a 12-day tour of asia. the president and first lady had dinner with the prime minister. they played a round of golf and exchanged gifts. president praised the strength of american and japanese forces sending an implicit warning to north korea. >> no one, no dictators or nation, should under estimate ever american resolve. every once in awhile in the past, they under estimated us. it was not pleasant for them. was it? >> today's low key agenda is a prelude to formal talking on north korea and trade. president trump's job approval rating hit a

ahead of the first anniversary of his election victory. a "washington post" abc poll showed 37% of americans approved of the job the president is doing. 59% disapproved. 38% rating is worse than any other president's over the past several decades comparatively george w bush was at 89. barack obama 57%. and bill clinton was at 52% in the fall of their first years on the job. coming up in two day, voters will head to the polls >> a look at the governor's race as tuesday's vote draws closer. closer.

. the latest poll shows the race is virtual in a dated heat >> shannon to talk more about

nationally and we want to talk about some top issues. we've been sees a lot in the campaign ads >> there's this neck and neck. and on tuesday, what we'll be seeing is whether it matters whether it's an off year election because that's kind of hour the gubernatorial elections work in virginia and it's possible we'll see a lower turn-out from democrats as it's kind of notorious for democrats >> and gillespie has a little bit of one up on northum. of course, it's so tight right now that you can't tell what's margin and error and what's not and how close they are at this point. what's the pulse of the people in the commonwealth right now >> it depends on what point you're looking at. if you're looking at republican and conservative polls you might see gillespie up a couple points or beating margin of error to beat out northum but if you're looking taking the data

you're looking at northum. but 13 the last time a gubernatorial race was in virginia you got gillespie >> what are the biggest issues for people live in virginia watching this race trying to make the decision. >> they're sort of more cultural issues that gillespie isn't focusing on along with northum in terms of rule of law and immigration and when it comes to ms-13 that's pulling closer more to ten pictures pictures, between 10% and 20's % >> let's talk about that because there have been interesting ads including the one pulled from the air, the latino voters's fund add that was basically a slam on gillespie calling him and his voters a racist, if you will and then you have the mailer that went out with the white supremist, tiki torches. >> in terms of how this affects the

tuesday, in terms of whether that affects -- it's on the one hand it could be alienating northum's opponents. and there's still about 10% of voters who are unclear about who they're voting for. so that could hit him hard. >> of course, it has also national implications i know we've seen some big wigs, former presidents out campaigning. donald trump, the president has been tweeting his support but we haven't seen him on the campaign trail >> this is such a bell weather state in terms of what we can expect from donald trump's presidency and how it will affect 2018 and 2020 but in terms of virginia and whether it's a referendum on trump, giving his polling numbers a little bit, they're so neck and neck, for now it doesn't look like trump is being that big of a factor >>

>> yes. >> i was just saying it's going to be last second come down to the wire pretty much to see those votes come in county by county. we know how northern virginia does. you got arlington county, which is liberal, loudoun county which is republican, it will be interesting to see. like we saw with hillary clinton and president trump the state the commonwealth fares for them. thank you so much for coming in. >> thank you. still ahead, the coverage of the mass shooting continues, we'll have the latest of the tragedy after the break. flush flush

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worship. these people were innocently gunned down, we mourn their loss. we support their family members. >> texas governor greg abbott speaking earlier after gunman opened fire on a church in the middle of sunday service. at least 26 people were killed. the victims reportedly include a pregnant woman and several children. >> this happened in sutherand springs, about 30 miles outside of san antonio. it's the deadliest mass shooting. alleged gunman was found dead miles from the church inside of a car. brian llenas is following this. >> reporter: a gunman walking into the small baptist church in sutherand springs texas sunday morning opening fire and leaving many gathered dead or injured. >> we're dealing with the largest mass shooting in our state's history,

families who have lost family members. >> reporter: the shooter identified as 26-year-old devon patrick kelly. investigators are looking at social media posts, he may have made in the days before sunday's attack including one that appeared to show an ar 15 semiautomatic weapon. law enforcement officials in the small town say the gunman was confronted by a local resident but fled in a vehicle, crashing and later found dead >> he was found deceased in his vehicle. i don't know if it was self inflict order shot by a local resident. >> reporter: among those killed, 14-year-old daughter of the pastor, who was in the in the church, shocked parishioners gathering at a nearby community center awaiting word on their friends and family. >> there's no words. there's just -- this happened in new york in big cities. no one is safe. >> reporter: president trump

several asian countries offering his support. >> we join hands, were he lock arms. and through the tears and through the sadness, we stand strong. >> reporter: sunday's shooting comes over a month after 58 people were killed and hundreds injured after a gunman in las vegas opened fire in a country music festival, in new york, brian llenas, fox news. it's been a rough day, dreary gloomy and this weekend was not a pretty site. >> we had mixed conditions even in terms of our temperature, warm, cool. and kind of got the roller coaster thing going on, that's exactly what's happening, it will get warm, accompany. it's a reality check. november, we have been so spoiled with really warm conditions over the past couple of months, and so we are

i'm going to get pinched with cooler air heading our way, tonight kind of damp. clouds are lingering through and there will be into tomorrow and looking at fog in the overnight hours, can't rule that out. we could see storms monday for a very brief period of time but can't rule them out. so eyes to the skies for tomorrow then early to mid week. the showers will be hanging around before we get to drier conditions. as i mentioned those temperatures from the 70's to the 50's you'll going to have to bundle up with an extra sweater. here's a look at the rain, it's associated with a strong frontal system, that cold front will move its way across the area tomorrow and with it, we're looking at showers ahead of it in the earlier part of the day, but then by the time we get to the later part of the afternoon, we anticipate seeing maybe a few thunderstorms with it and then it will be out of the way and we'll get a little bit of a break by we get to late night.

advisory as a result of all the wet weather headed through. this is an effect through until midnight tonight. so bear that in mind at high tide. highs pretty close to where we should be temperature-wise, upper 50's, low 60's, we're not too far off the mark and as we take a look where we stand with the temperatures at this hour, it's 61 degrees at dc, 60 at quantico. leonardtown at 61, 60 at baltimore, same at frederick, 58 at dulles and a little cooler to the west at cumberland at 52 and that's the same for winchester, our winds have been fairly light. and we're getting a southerly wind flow that's kicked in and it will kick in tomorrow ahead of that front but look at the cooler air on the back side of that system. and this is what i'm speaking about when i talk about the temperatures taking a dip. so frontal system moves through tomorrow we're looking at showers in the morning and then storms in the afternoon. headed to the 70's for daytime high, however, and here's a look at

here we are at 3:00 hour, between 3:00 to 4:00, i'm thinking we'll have the most rainfall and the strongest in terms of any storms that will kick in. and as we take a look to the south and movies its way it and get left with cloudy skies, 69 by midday, look at storms there, 60 for overnight hours, as we take a look for tomorrow, talking a high of 72. here's those roller coaster temperatures, look at this, hitting the 72 for tomorrow, then those temperatures right down to the 50's. and have we got heavy overnight lows. >> both sides of the political aisle remain sure about the proposed republican tax plan, democrats are blasting the bill saying it benefits the wealthy while some republicans are taking issue with the elimination of state and local deductions, garrett tenney

including a number of republican, a bulk of the concerns or criticisms coming from both sides of aisle revolve around several popular deductions and tax credits left out. including deductions for what you pay in state and local taxes, tax credit for adoption, interest on student loans and teachers buying school supplies. but on fox news sunday, house speaker paul ryan defended those changes and said the goal is for americans to keep more money from the start >> the difference here we're basically saying instead of using the tax deduction to lower the tax rate and liability we'll make it easier if you don't pay taxes in the first place but this is a clear middle class tax cut, no two ways about it. even for people in those high tax states. >> reporter: along with the limitation of those tax deductions democrats are criticizing the fiscal impact on the nation's debt and deficit >> while take take us deeply into debt to the tune of

3 trillion dollars. the next ten years we have to always account for 20 year, the next ten years, is a hemorrhaging of the national debt >> paul ryan said in the long run the plan will help congress tack empty the deficit by giving the economy a boost, he said he's feeling good about them being able to get this done by the end of the year and that's tomorrow when the house ways and means committee begins to mark the bill up we will likely see some changes worked into the bill over the next couple of weeks. in washington, i'm garrett tenney, fox news. racing for a reason. the amazing cause that had people lacing up in dc. right back. right back.

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with continue to follow the latest of our sutherand springs texas, 26

a lone gunman opened fire inside of a church. church was roughly 30 miles outside of san antonio. >> the victims range in age from just five years old to 72. among the dead are said to be a pregnant woman and the pastor's 14-year-old daughter, 26-year-old devon patrick kelly who lived outside of san antonio, investigators say he was a later found dead inside of a car miles from the church. >> we do know an armed citizen followed the suspect to the fields where he was found dead. it's unclear if he died from the self inflicted gunshot wound or if the citizen following his car fired the deadly shot. and hundreds of people turned out today to mourn one of the victims of tuesday's deadly truck attack in new york. 32-year-old dar ron drake of new jersey was out for a bike ride. the services had to be extended because the crowd was so large. drake's father said president trump needs

resources to towards intelligence efforts so future attacks can be prevented. >> i wish the president would spend more money or people to get to the issues. we don't need -- we need intelligence and people to stop before something does happen >> the suspect sayfullo saipov is facing federal charges. an american woman won the new york city marathon for the first time in four decades. shalane flanagan finished two hours, 26 minutes 53 seconds, one minute faster than kenya's mary katani who won the last three. jeffrey kanmor of kenya won the men's race. there was also another racings this one a b

happening here in the district. it was all for a good case for the race to end women's cancer fox 5 tisha lewis was there. >> reporter: this race started more than eight years ago with one goal. to raise money and awareness about women's cancer. >> i think it's a great cause, and we all have moms aunts, sisters, who have had breast cancer, ovarian cancer, it's good to be here to support everybody >> she came with her daughter >> we saw the race and wanted to be a part of. we're happy to be here despite the weather. >> reporter: he's here to remember his grandmother lou sin today davenport >> i started looking into the women struggling within my company and i realize a lot of women and children struggle with cancer. and what

funeral and every year around this time make me do it to make me proud >> the foundation for women's cancer says today more than $700,000 from the race has been raised with more than 20,000 participants, including survivors, advocates and families nationwide. >> we can be empowered, advocate ourselves. that this to needs more attention. we've raised a lot of money for research and for education and awareness. >> reporter: wendy ericson is the co chair for the nash race to end women's cancer also a union written cancer survivor, her team, wendy's warriors raised more than $25,000. >> i've been through treatment to say three times. and i'm still not cured. so i need research so that we can find a cure for me and all the other women. >> reporter: nearly 100,000 women are diagnosed with a reproductive cancer each year,

often too late. through awareness about e that - symptoms. risk factors and treatment. tisha lewis fox 5 local news. such a great cause even with the weather. they were having a good time. >> still ahead, recent storms had scientists looking for ways to better predict them. >> coming up we'll take a look at some of the latest technology. t technology.

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