continuing to be vetted and thoroughly investigated. >> and that is our top story tonight. and breaking details about the deadly church shooting in texas. >> shooting was apparently motivated by what is described as gunman tense relationship with mother-in-law. >> in aftermath there's still heavy police presence by the scene. fbi and local law enforce respecttogether investigating the shooter's past and they wanted to understand why this happened in summer land sp springs, texas. >> korey cough man with more on details. >> they do not believe that horrific act was racially or religiously motivated but they exactly have yet to pinpoint whether that motivation was related to his mother-in-law. authorities would not reveal what those threatening text messages continued but they said kelly had a history of domestic violence and knew his mother in law went to that church. she was not when he walked in with a ballistic investigate and tactical gear and killed 26 peopl

18-month-old. who was. there johnny longdorf a local resident across the street he armed himself and fended kelley off by shooting at him and he dropped the assault rifle and fled in his car. >> this texas hero flagged down another young man and jumped in his vehicle and they pursue the suspect. >> kelley called his father before shooting and killing himself with another handgun he had in his vehicle. kelly had three guns in his vehicle. he was court marshalled in 2 2012 for assaulting wife and child and spent a year in military present and 2014 received a bad conduct discharge he would not be able to carry if dishonorably discharged. >> in this specific investigation we're early in the investigation and we do not have all the documentation yet so until we can get all the documentation

what discharge was and exactly what conviction was in the military question will not have determination on this individual prohibits from possessing a firearm. >> now the details are slightly muddy because the 26-year-old did not have a license to carry and he did have a private security license. authorities noted why the nothing disqualifying in the background check required for kelly to purchase the fir firearms. but he was denied a license to car question for the state of texas, jim. >> and aftermath of just another church shooting. >> anjali? >>. >> they implemented a crisis management security plan with packets like this

single room of the church. with steps on what to do in case of active shooter. lockdown or maybe even severe weather. there are security cameras throughout the property inside and outside the building and many of the doors here require a key card to get in. take a look. this is reverend steven holly who says they implemented safety measures many years ago actually. they started doing it after sandy hook mass shooting and now have the technology to monitor who comes in and out of this church property which also i should say include a school. like many other churches, this works closely with the local police department on developing a thorough safety and security plan that the staff practices on a regular basis, reverend holly encourages all churches to have a similar plan in place and be aware of what in their own congregation can help. take a listen. and since 911 law enforcement carry 24/7 and we know who they are in the

and so, like we don't broadcast who they are to rest of church and so, they are ready to assist. and so we hope they never are called upon to. but, we feel protected. >> we have a security team and safety and security team. but we're -- our people are instructed to listen to them and follow their instructions. certainly, if a horrific event take place then it's to protect themselves as quickly as they possibly can, get down, get low, get safe and you know we try to -- we can't practice that on sunday morning in church but our team is practices and go through the various scenarios and so they're ready to address any situation. >> a lot of our churches reach out to us and we reach out to them when we have certain crime that happen we reach out to churches today, actually, and a few yesterday after the event that occurred

so, we already have those relationships in place. our officers attend these churches on their private time with their own families, there needs to be that connection there. >> and you just heard from the prince william county police department. they are part of that worship watch program and they organize quarterly meetings with local faith-based community to teach them safety strategies and get active shooter training now similar to several programs that are in this area. that next worship watch meeting down in prince william country is scheduled for later this month. live in sprij field, anjali hemphill, "fox5 local news". >> and "fox5" with new information that injured driver of shooting at -- police in montgomery country say the officer that fired the shots was 10 year veteran and tried to get the driver of the suv to stop ramming another vehicle. they have identified the officer involved in the shooting. live living center with

>> reporter: we learned in the last few minutes that act actually, only one shot was fired by a montgomery county police officer identified earlier today as todd archer. now i'm in a very busy parking lot here right next to the korean corner here. over my left shoulder is mcdonald's. across the street we're at the intersection of v is eersville road and randolph road. there were a lot of people in the area last night when this incident began. now, this was captured on camera. let's hear now from captain paul of the montgomery country police. >> yes, he was wearing a body cam and that video is still being reviewed. >> he tushd it on? >> yes, before he got out of the vehicle. >> okay. >> is he in his cruise area loan? >> yes, he was. >> reporter: montgomery country police say the call for help came from the 29-year-old drive o

camary who told the 911 call tear a man he did not know was using his cadillac escalade toy repeatedly ram his car. exactly what happened next is unclear and under investigation. what commands was the driver given by the officer? was the 52-year-old driver of suv ramming camary when officer fired? questions still unanswered. police say the man was shot in upper torso and life saving first aid was given immediately. it's unclear what led up to the incident. although police say it does not appear to be road rage. >> our internal affairs division is conducting administrative investigation to determine ft. officer complied with departmental directives, rules, policy, and training. our major crimes division is investigating the shooting itself to help determine if the actions were within the law. when they're completed with their investigatio

submit their findings to the howard county state attorney. >> reporter: that's an aagreement the two country have come up with that police shootings will be gone over and investigated by the office and county. howard would look at montgomery and if howard had a shooting montgomery would take a lock at howard county shooting. the driver of that suv who was shot has not been identified, because police say no charges have been filed. the driver of the camary, who was being rammed. was not injured. we're live in montgomery county, paul wagner, "fox5 local news". we have new details tonight in it left traffic backed up for miles. we know the name of robbery suspect killed in the crash. montgomery county police say these five men held up a ch check-cashing business in wheaton friday afternoon and then led officers on a chase in inner loop.

into two other vehicles. the driver of the van, 37-year-old one carlos gomez tried to run away from the scene and was hit and killed by unmarked police cruiser that was pursuing the sus suspects. police believe the group is responsible for two other robbyes since september. all right. let's talk a little with the weather now as we look live outside. of course, we turn the clocks back over the weekend and starting to get darker out there. sue is here with a look at what is coming up. we'll not see the status whoa. it will be changing. >> not only huge changes but sunset is one of them. 5:02. doesn't it take you back. >> threw me off. >> threw me off too and i feel rested because i'm sleeping an extra hour. >> makes awele the diff difference. >> it's going to be getting dark. and jim, big changes coming. temperature-wise and wea weather-wise. it's warm today. we have a few showers around, too. but it's nothing tear bally heavy or wide spraed. we have showers up through montgomery country getting ready to cross 270, yeah, what a fun commute that w

you get a downpour here. i'll put it in motion. generally moving west to east. i would say shrinking just a little bit. but you get a little bit of lawn watering there and then -- by the way watch it on roads with leaves coming down. everything gets slippery. we saw a lot of that on sunday as well. down towards culpeper and remmington. this area may be getting ai little heavier rain. it looks to me like it's intensified in the last hour or so. i don't see lightning but this a tiny bit more energy south of d.c.. that's the rain story. there will not be a lot more i think after the next couple of hours we won't see much left. frontal boundary though will come through tonight and after about 8, 9:00, very little in the way of showers. but this is what we are not going to see again for a wh while. today's high temperature 70 to 7 around the region and still hild right now. we have a lot of places still in 70s. like culpeper and fred fredericksburg. and oh, but start headed to cumberland you drop to 50s.

down to 45 degrees. detroit, 45, chicago, 41. so bottom line much cooler air and few more rain showers h headed in our direction. and, yes, quick reminder we came back to standard time and sunset at 5:02 tonight. getting dark and getting cold. and getting rainy. we'll have another look at your forecast and time out tomorrow's rain in the temperature drop. get ready, sarah, jim. >> all right. thanks, sue. virginia governor's race heating up. several polls out today suggest it will be a tight race. >> tom fitzgerald is all over this one, fits, where are you at? >> we're in fairfax county, jim, sarah, the candidate for the republican side will end his campaign tonight. we have surprising news, though, on how many people have already voted here in fairfax county. we'll have that for you coming up, jim. >> and state standards lowereded graduation requirements ignored. results in a state audit of prince george county schools are in.

"fox5" owned the store didn't from the beginning and we have an update after the break. will have power over your health care. adams supports letting insurance companies deny coverage for pre-existing conditions. seniors would be charged more for health care; premiums would go up. and adams supports giving employers the power to block birth control access for female employees. john adams: wrong on health care, wrong on birth control, wrong for virginia. disclaimer: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad.

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.

>> we have breaking news out of virginia after a toddler was found in critical condition in a bathtub. >> what you can tell us at this point. >> reporter: we know from loudoun county this call came in 12:20 this afternoon, five hours later now they are still working this call. we're told officers are still on

they say that the 16-month-old a 16-month-old boy was found in a bathtub in the 45,000 block of winding branch terrace in sterling. we are head the that way. and we're trying to get more information as we speak. as soon as we get more updates we'll be able to bring them to you. again, a 16-month-old boy in critical condition, first, taken to one hospital and then air-lifted to fairfax anova is what we're told from officials after being found in a bat bathtub. it's unclear if there was water in that bathtub or the 16-month-old was just found in that tub. but, again, we're on you're our way. as soon as we have more information we'll update you throughout the newscast and all this evening. back to you. all right. less than 12 hours away or at least in 12 hours or so the polls will on anybody virginia. governor race both

governor race both ralph northam and ed gillespie are cab vasing in a last ditch effort to get the votes. >> and it's turning negative in the last couple weeks. tom fitzgerald is live in fairfax tonight. fits we're seeing more conflicts amongst the polls. >> sarah, you're right, this race has gotten tight, very tight. how tight? look at a couple polls just today coming out this is quinnipiac university having north an am nine points that is a comfortable lead. northam is newspaper this poll 6 points. you look at monmouth university out with new poll today they have northam up two points within the margin inch error and poling company in d.c. have gillespie up by two points also within the margin of rear ror. keep in mind throughout the summer this race has been gentlemanly almost boar bore ago fair.

weeks. both candidates in the last few days trying to frame the others being out of touch with voteers in virginia. >> we have a candidate that we're running against who is nothing more than a washington lobbyist and virginiaians they want someone that will take us to the next level. >> any governor of virginia has to have a working relationship with a president. that's been the case for democratic governors and republican presidents and republican governors and democratic presidents. >> and now negative ads have dominated story lines in recent weeks. as you know gillespie campaign has been running ad critical of northam for being involved in restoring rights of convicted child porn oing fer in virginia. and then there was a latino group supporting northam which ran extremely controversial ad showing a pickup truck running down the street after minority children, flying a confederate flag with gillespie bumper sticker on the back. fact is this, virginia

it goes back and forth between democrats and republicans in statewide races. typically turnout is key in virginia. we learned some surprising news about what the vote is already saying here in fairfax county. apparently they're already setting records for in-person absent tee voting listen to what we heard today. >> we finished saturday, last day for absent tee voting almost 0,000 voters voting absent tee in person. total in 2013 was under 30 30,000. we saw more people vote in person than we did entirety of absent tee voters four years ago. >> reporter: that is significant number. we'll find out tomorrow exactly how that vote falls into play when the results started coming in tomorrow evening. what we know now ed gillespie will end campaign in fairfax county tonht

county tonight and ralph northam is in alexandria at george mason university. gillespie will be in richmond. we'll have live coverage for you all tomorrow night. for now, live in fairfax, tom fitzgerald, "fox5 local news". meanwhile, more fallout today from out of prince george countsy public schools that shows students were able to graduate without meeting state requirements. >> last friday report shows 5500 graduating seniors had grades increased after grades were initially submitted. 5% surveyed were ineligible to graduate. governor hogan expressed outrage over the report. this morning we caught up with prince george county ceo kevin maxwell to get his reaction. had he was attending a school event and did not want to talk to us. >> we want to talk to you about governor hogan reaction. >> i did not hear his reaction thanks. i'm here to celebrate. .> 240 now, when the report

add tours did not find system fraud. he blamed it on poor recordkeeping. coming up, you have to see what happened at the zoo a woman mauled by tiger. >> how visitors jumped into action to save her and what she was doing in the cage in the first place. >> she was caught flipping bird at the motorcade while it passed. how she may be regretting that decision. >> call the "fox5" type line the number 202-895-3000 or email tips to fox5tips@wttg.com.

will have power over your health care. adams supports letting insurance companies deny coverage for pre-existing conditions. seniors would be charged more for health care; premiums would go up. and adams supports giving employers the power to block birth control access for female employees. john adams: wrong on health care, wrong on birth control, wrong for virginia. disclaimer: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad.

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images may be disturbing for some of you out. there terrified visitors witnessing the event and tried to distract the tiger by shouting and throwing objects until the tiger backed away. and the zookeeper managed to escape into a shelterred area. she went to the hospital for shock and multiple wounds but is expected to be okay. the zoo says the 16-year-old tiger has never been aggressive before and will not be put down. it's not known how two got into the sameen closure. >> florida state university the president of the united states banned all fraternities and sororities on campus after death of a pledge. andrew coffee was found unresponsive after a off campus house party. the cause of the death under investigation. as for the ban it means all greek letter organization can not take narcotic new member events, chapter meeting, tail gates, retreats, all fsu student organizations are grand having alcohol at ev even

northern virginia giving presidential motorcade one finger sa absolute out of a job. the incident happened as president trump motorcade was leaving the golf club in sterling. the woman caught back one the motorcade and gave them the one finger salute a second time. she post today on her social media pages. unfortunately she worked for a government contractor. they fired her for violating company social media policy posting lude content. coming up, a teenager areged for hitting another teen with his car and taking off. >> and police say this whole things was done on purpose. >> i could not watch. i knew what was happening i could not bare to see it. >> and a woman who lived in the house next to the church in texas where a gunman killed 26 people describes the devastating scene she witnessed out her front window. >> and the mana rested in brutal matters of

family. we'll have an update on the case of darin wint. >> you would think democrats would be scrambling to respond to allegations donna brazil are saying. they are staying quiet. it may have to do with what else in cash. fox news at 5 continues after the break 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. enron ed gillespie. he's not lobbying for you.

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>> coming up on 5:30 headlines a man out on the way for an inmate that escaped from a correctional facility in jess up, maryland, jason mount joy managed to get escape as transferred to a new correctional facility. mount joy sevk five years for firearm violations. >> this man is facing serus

calling intentional hit-and-run in edgewater. 18-year-old nicholas hoffman hit a 16-year-old boy walking fairhill and london town road friday. the victim went to the hospital with non life-threatening injuries. hoffman is facing charges with attempted homicide and first degree assault. >> the man charged in mansion murders appeared in court for the status hearing today. defense attorneys for darin wint said they were not ready to proceed because they hired a new attorney that needs to get up to speed on the case. wints is charged with killing three members of sopopolis family and he set the mansion on fire in 2015. his next hearing is set for january. "fox5" has been set on this investigation closely from the beginning and looking into all the evidence with true crime broadcast the mansion murders. check it out on your pod caston your phone. look for mansion murders, next

morning. ♪ he just went up in there and was shooting on the way in. shooting on the way out. i mean it just . . .♪ >> we are dealing with the largest mass shooting in our state's history. there's so many families who lost family members. >> we lost more than bell yesterday and one thing that gives me a sliver of enco encouragement is the fact that bell was surrounded yesterday by her church family that she loved fiercely and vice-versa. >> we've lost some great friends today and had great friends injured. >> injuries we heard reported through law enforcement are the same we see on the battle field. >> police don't forget sutherland springs. >> whatever life brings to you lien on the lord rather

i don't understand but i know my god does. >> more now on the deadly mass shooting from a church in texas from those that saw the tragedy first happened. a man and woman were inside their house next to the ch church. when he looked outside the window they witnessed the entire scene. >> he said there's a shooter at the church. so his phone was right in front of me. and i grabbed it and said come on let's go to the other side of the house and i'm calling 911. he says just go, go, go, i said come with me. and he says here's the license plate and he starts rattling off information and sgriptions of shooter and telling me what he's doing and relaying that to 91 1. i needed them to know what they were walking into. and i could not watch. i knew what was happening. i could not bear to see it and i'm pleading with my husband we've been married four months please come dish cannot be a widow he said i have

this he said the people in there need us to give as much information as we can. >> 26, 20 others hurt and 10 in critical condition. that number could be rise. >> president trump spoke out again about the deadly shooting in texas offering deepest condolences to those affected by the shooting and said this was a result of a mental health problem. not u.s. gun laws. >> i think that mental health is your problem here. this was a very based on preliminary reports, deranged individual an a lot of problems over a long period of time. and we have a lot of mental health problems in our cur currenty as do other coun countries. but, this is not a guns situation. this is a mental health problem at the highest level. >> and the president made the remarks during a joint conference with japan prime min sner tokyo

>> well it is a tell-all rocking the sdem catic party. former interim dnc chair donna brazil book will be released tomorrow. >> the book put democrats on the defense as they rehash the 2016 primary and ronica cleary live in northwest with more on a story that a lot of people are talking about tonight, hi, ronica. >> reporter: that's right, jim, sarah, the allegations in donna brazil's book dig up old wounds for people in the democratic party aling the dnc favored clinton before the primary. now, we have also learned that in this book, brazil talks about utilizing her power as interim dnc chair to possibly begin the process of removing the clinton cane ticket and replacing it for a joe biden corey booker ticket and she sharply criticizeds the clinton campaign. members of the hillary for

america team penned an open later they posted on the internet saying they are shocked by this suggestion that brazil would even consider removing clinton from the ticket. and they said simply, they don't recognize the campaign that she is describing in her book. now, as for brazil's critics, over the weekend she was interviewed on abc. she said they can "go to hell" the now we reached out to a handful of democrats from our region for reaction to the explosive allegations that brazil makes in her book. take a look at this. now we reached out to senator tim kaine he was not available because he is in virginia is today and his campaign team said he is focused on virginia and not the book. governor mc call off team informed he he mzamane no comment on the book and focused on virginia election and governor o'maley simply declined our request. we followed up with all of them saying fine, can we at least have a statement re reacting to what s i

for the future of the party. we did not hear back. we reached out to drew litman he's a democratic strategist and he says it may very well all come down to campaigning, fundraising, and the 2020 race for president. take a listen. >> if frox ureterry mcauiliffe he probably knows every big hillary donor but not a single person on the bernie list he would never find them. they're not naturally his kind of supporters. they could be. they could be con verdict. step one is to not criticize donna brazil as she is distancing herself from hillary which means putting herself closer to bernie's side. that's the future. i use him hypothetically martin o'maley i would say the same thing. brazil's book as we said earlier will be released tomorrow. certainly will be keeping an eye out for what else she has to say

reporting live from the democratic national headquarters southeast ronica cleary, "fox5 local news". >> a federal judge says she is inclined to remove donald trump foxier campaign manager and associate from house arrest and for now they remain under house arrest as a bond hearing today the judge wants more information into the financing of paul man for the and rick gates that's anthony weiner is that the not the correct video. a grand jury indicted both men in tax fraud, money laundering and conspiracy and both pleaded not guilty. >> foreman new york congressman anthony weaner is is headed to prison. he surrendered to serve a 21 month sentence for sexting a 15-year-old girl. the case caused shockwaves for clinton's bid weeper will serve his time at the federal medical center that houses inmates that need medical or mental health care. >> well it turns out senator ran paul injuries

on friday are worse than thought. kentucky republican is recovering from five rib fractures and bruces to lupingz and having a hard time getting a round. this is the person accused. his neighbor. the republican senator tackled to the ground allegedly by next door neighbor in bowling green, kentucky. it stemmed from a dispute and the capital police and fbi are investigating. >> melania trump visited a elementary school in tokyo today. they took photos with the children and learned a little bit of call iing raffaele caligraphy. >> mccarthy gets more than he bargained for after stealing a car in the district. >> what was in the seat at the time. >> relocated rescue dogs are in virginia how you can give them a forever home when we come up next. >> jim, sarah, we have showers and some heavy. forming together in a

it crosses through the district. northeast on 95 towards baltimore or south 95 southern portions of vir vr you encounter downpours. the latest on the ray for this evening and dhilly changes headed our way tomorrow your 7 day forecast coming up when fox news at 5 returns after this. nfalse. fear mongering. absurd. ralph northam went to vmi 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.

>> a handful of dogs rescued from hurricane harvey have a place to call home. they arrived in annie yu mall shelter in arlington. workers from animal welfare league say they're thrilled to have the dogs and hope they can find new homes for the pets soon. >> if people are interested in adone don'ting right now the dogs will hang out for a bit they had a long car ride and went through a lot. they'll chill out and medically assessed and behavioral assessed and we'll put them up for adoption in the next few days here. >> humane society of charles county is taking in ten as well and that gr

find adoptive homes for the bets as soon as possible. >> aww. >> i'm sure there will nobody dribble. seems like every time the call is put out, those dogs or cats get adopted right away. >> we love to see the that. we know having covered hurricane harvey and other disasters how much help the pets need. >> yes. >> let's talk about changes coming. >> yes. >> those dogs are looking at the leaves on the ground saying what is this about? >> where are we? >> you travel further south with fall foliage. we're at our peak. it's beautiful. this is. it over the next couple days it will get chilly and rainy. those leaves will fall off pretty quickly. >> okay. >> it's 5:43 right now this is what it looks like outside. >> i mean i enjoy the extra hour of stleep. a lot of people have adjustment issues this morning i guess they're kind of used to sleeping in longer and you're still getting a customed early in the morning. darker at night. it's tough you leave the office at 5:00 and it's dark.

for some of you you have too dark commutes. it's tough as we get to sh shortest time of year mid to late december the winter solstice and also first dave winter. before we get to that let's not fast forward too much. we have a couple weather changes to talk about this weekend that is reminiscent of lead into winter. it will get koxtd showers around tonight. radar in a minute. heavy showers through the distinct as we speak. steady rain and falling temperatures in the forecast for tuesday. it's been mild today temperatures in the 70s foremany of us. not the case tomorrow. not the case again on wednesday. we'll additionally have chilly rain showers and possibly for district our first freeze looks likely later this week and couple cold mornings in the forecast just as weather clears out thursday, friday, into the weekend. and here we got broken line of showers moving through the district right now. no thunderstorms. i'm not seeing lightning on radar. but briefly heavy rain crosses through montgomery county and sections of prince george and southern serks of howard. it's crossing5

annual. columbia particular mar. they're seeing rain. it's moving south quickly. we have a heavy shower popping up over northwest d.c. moving through bloomingdale northwest d.c. area and crossing district lines to the beltway. parts of cheverly into prince george country seeing heavy rain right now. further southward down 95 into more southern portions of virginia here as we get to prince william county northeast of hart wood you're seeing heavy rain that came out of culpeper. no lightning flagged with this but there's showers gusty and they will be moving quickly and temperatures are dropping as is this is occurring, 67 washington and 67 baltimore and 66 gaithersburg and 66 dulles this is all we see for showers tonight. we pick back up with rain in the forecast tomorrow. cold air waiting in the wings. this is coming out of parts of northwest pennsylvania erie that's all severe weather yesterday. and now they're just cold. 48 columbus and 45 detroit and 41 in chicago. fox future cast shows once the show

showers move out brief clearing before the clouds fill back tomorrow morning. we likely start dry. umbrellas not needed at the bus stop. but, it will be overcast. and our morning temperatures will be the warmest. once the rain comes in temperatures will be falling through the afternoon and this is steady, if not heavy rain through the evening commute. it's umbrella day and rain boot day and definitely laird day. temperatures in the mid 40s by dinner time as heaviest of rain pushes out tomorrow ni night. moisture lingers and showers not as heavy but in the forecast there for wednesday. wednesday doesn't look much nicer. maybe rain will not be as heavy but dreary and chilly. let's go to the forever cast. i'll show you the temperatures to go along with wet weather. 5 tomorrow. for any of you voting in virginia which we hope you are you will battle rain. chilly showers on wednesday. slow clearing thursday sunshine in afternoon and look at lows. 38 friday. 33 saturday morning coldest morning of season so far. and nd

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>> talk about uber and how the company is revamping customer complaints about sexual assault. companies is making are easier for riders to share their stories. and they have to fol he up with uber to see the result of their complaint. it employed resignation of founder and uber is donating to sexual assault prevention groups. >> there's a lot of people complaining about this on l like. iphone users sxeerning auto correct issue. it's apparently due to later ios update when users try to type the letter i. auto correct change it's to capital a and question mark sim poll. apple was offer aitd work around to bug it has to do with auto correct function in phone and they have not release aid full update to you fix it. >> it's supposed to be switchig on me now. >> it. >> it doesn't. >> new one yet. >> no. >> ios.

>> all weekend. >> mine is fine. the country will hop are the men and women leading up to veteran's day. >> one event is happening for the belvoir in virginia. liver at the military base with more, gary mcgrady. >> i have to say there's a lot of working outgoing on in here. none of it is by me at least not yet. i'm breaking a sweat watching them. you mentioned it washington redskins charitable foundation play 67 0 salute to sxts i have the man right here. maybe some of you recognize him. you were in the league 90s. >> yes i was. >> and washington redskins win. >> 95, 96. >> dion fox. die on, this is a great program. we all know about play 60. what are these giing doing here they're working hard. >> they're working very, rehard it's a salute to the troops and also play

initiative to get the kids out of the house to go ahead and actually stop playing games and get over the cell phones and be active for 60 minute a day. >> they're moving right now for solid 60 minute. >> they are and they'll be sleep going tonight. because some of these drills got them going top speed and continuously moving the entire time. >> dion started this evening working out with kids. i pulled him away temporarily. how many of these did you do when in the league. come on. >> really play 60 was not around like this when in the league. it is new initiative. i'm happy to be a part of it now for the simple fact we didn't have guys coming around to do this with is and if it was happening it was far and few between that now it's grown so much nationwide with all the teams and i'm happy to be a part of redskins charitable organization to come out here and help these guys push the initiative through. >> what are some of the drills they're doing out here. they're all fun. they're all fun. >> they're all fun

is obstacle course the camera man was on and right here he air obices station and jumping jacks, punches, continuous movement up and down in time to the music. >> six teams, six different staying and they keep -- >> they go what ten minute or so each station. >> ten to 15 minute a sta station. if they need water they can stop and get water. only stopping at the other stations just for brief instruction for the next thing to do. >> that's great. dion, i know it's all charity for you, too, you're volu volunteering your time. wonderful with the washington redskins charitable foun foundation. thanks for doing this. i know it's salute to the troops. >> i'm happy to be here. anything for the kids. they call me. i'm there for them. there's not a time i don't say yes. so 99.9% of the time i'm where they need me it's for the kids and thanks to the troops for their sglvs thanks for your service and thank you for being with us and answering these questions for us. again, all the

about 75 kids out here now. we had to move it inside because of the threat of rain. just a little rain outside right now. but, again, live from for the belvoir new auditorium here. i'll send it back to you in the studio. >> looks like they have fun no matter. what rain, shine, whatever. thanks gary. >> a suspect steals a car with a infant sleeping inside. >> what the baby's mother was doing when it all went down. we'll find out. stay with us after the break

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d.c. police still looking for the person that stole a car with a bade inside. had happened this morning monroe street northeast and the victim left the baby in a car while running into a business. the car thief toll the victim leave the vehicle and took off. the thief dropped the baby off unharmed at 14 and w streets northeast aunt baby has since been reunited with his mother. police are asking anyone

call police. >> we're also continuing to follow developments in texas as new details emerge about the dadly church shooting. >> korey kauffman on what is ahead at 6. >> motive behind the gruesome attack that left 26 dead and plus being called a hero from one of the men that stopped the attack potentially saving lives. >> in the aftermath of yet another mass shooting at church local faith-based organizations are also s stepping up their own sec security. and how they're getting armed help from their own congregation. i'm anjali hemphill. i'll have that story coming up. >> it's gillespie versus northam on the last night in the governor's office. >> this is "fox5 local news" at 6. and right now at 6:00, so many unanswered questions as a small texas community and indeed the nation try to heal and come to grips with the deadliest attack ever at a house of worship in america but first, we begin tonight with breaking news out of

a 16-month-old bade is in critical condition after being found in a bathtub at a home in sterling. >> "fox5" evan lambert is headed to the scene tonight. evan what knew information what do we know what happened here? >> shawn, tony, investigators in loudoun county are calling this a near drowning. i finished checking with them about 0 minutes ago. they say their detectives are at the hospital waiting to ib view the parents. as you can imagine, they're dealing with this right now, very tough situation. their 16-month-old bade boy in critical condition at this hour. and after a call came in, several hours ago. around 12:00 this afternoon reporting that that child was found unconscious in a bathtub with water in it. and in cardiac arrest. at this point it's unclear if this was an accident, if 24 was a terrible accident or if this was possible abuse. right now, though, loudoun county sheriff office is