information. sarah, jim. >> tony, thanks. >> ♪ a retired navy veteran in custody charged with the kidnapping and murder of a teen. >> ashanti billie was found murdered. the fbi put together this time line around her disappearance. >> surveillance video shows at 4:48 on september 18th ashanti billie arrived to joint expeditionary base little creek in norfolk. at 5:3371 in light colored clothing was seen driving her car out of the base. at 5:44 residential surveillance video shows billie's car stopped at a construction dumpster. >> fast forward to september 23rd when her car was found parked in norfolk. inside the car her work shirt and pants with dirt and debris police say that is consistent with being removed while outside on the ground. witnesses recall sealing a car fitting the description pard

charlotte north carolina. fox5 is in norfolk with the family of ashanti billie and they say they still have many questions including why their daughter wasn't safe on a military base where she worked at a sandwich shop. >> matt ackland live at the joint expeditionary base little creek with more on the latest. matt what's the latest. >> reporter: ashes parents want to know why eric brown was simply allowed to just hang out here. he apparently was here all the time. he didn't have a fixed address here. tonight he is not here. instead he's at a nearby jail. tony and brandy billie were given the keys to ashanti's mini cooper. it was found abandoned many days after she went missing. her parents covered in dirt were found inside the car. >> the day she got the car she pulled up in front of my apartment complex and got out and just started dancing. >> reporter: inside the norfolk fbi office the

today but didn't get enough answer including how her daughter was killed where it happened or how eric brown was able to allegedly kidnap and kill ashanti. >> there's no official cause ocauseof death yet. that's what we wanted to know what was the cause of death but nothing. >> i was like complete answers so i can -- for myself. >> reporter: tony billie said investigators told him eric brown was immediately on the radar after they interviewed people at ashanti's work who told them about brown. brown was arrested on unrelated charges and as he was locked up officials worked on dna evidence which they say linked brown to ashanti. >> it's sickening 'cause looking at him i don't even see a person. i see an animal. i don't see a real person. i see someone who is just evil, just evil and sick. >> reporter: as far as punishment for brown, tony billie made it clear. he wants brown to pay for the crime with

>> your life so that way you can be judged, you know, by the almighty god. >> reporter: so, you want his, is that what you were saying. >> yes, his life so for him to be judged. i don't -- i don't feel that -- that he deserves the opportunity to be here. >> reporter: tony billie also believes that his daughter was sexually assaulted, the reason why is that her pants had been removed but he told me today that federal authorities would not confirm that. so, what happens next? well, brown will be here in court in federal court. there's a bond hearing next tuesday. he will stay here to face the federal charges of kidnapping here in the norfolk area. once that process is complete, he will go to north carolina where he is facing murder charges there. for now live in norfolk, tonight, matt ackland fox5 local news. >> ♪ >> big story developing a report from the

post alleging republican alabama senate candidate roy moore pursued a sexual relationship with a 14-year-old girl when he was 32 years old. moore strongly denies the story. >> fox5's evan lambert is on the story and we'll break down the allegations. >> reporter: the post story directly the quotes lee could havkorfman who is 53. moore was an assistant district attorney. she alleges moore took him to his home in the woods on multiple occasions on the second visit taking off her shirt and pants and touching her over her underwear. she says moore guided her hand to his underwear before she got dressed and asked moore to take her home. the allegations come in the final stretch of moore's campaign against democrat doug jones. the election is on december 12. several gop senators are called on moore to step aside if the allegations are true including majority leader mitch mcconnell and

senator richard shelby. >> well, i don't know -- it's a devastating nasty story if the revelations -- if that's true, i don't believe there would be anyplace for him in the u.s. senate. >> reporter: moore's campaign responded to the post story calling the allegations baseless and false. his campaign chairman said "national liberal organizations know their chosen candidate doug jones is in a death spiral and this is their last ditch hail mary. ." the post interviewed three other women teens at the time who said moore pursued relationships with them when moore was in his 30's. moore has called the charges false and a desperate political attack. >> ♪

>> the star spangled banner has been the focal point of a national controversy. now there's a new fight to replace it. the naacp in california is calling for the anthem to be changed. fox5's tom fitzgerald in baltimore tonight with more on this. fitz. >> reporter: hey, jim, good evening from baltimore. you know, it was only a couple of miles away from this spot where we're at right now that francis scott key wrote the star spangled banner, so we wanted to know about the history. how did this song that we all know so well become the national anthem. so, we went to fort mchenry, we talked to the national park service. turns out it's only been the national anthem since just before world war ii. >> march third 1931 and it was really overwhelming popular support that pushed it over the edge 'cause there was debate in the 1920's both in congress and among

populist. >> reporter: this is the spot where it all took place, fort mchenry in baltimore. francis scott key from georgetown in d.c. he watched american forces fight back the british in the war of 1812. now, the lyric that the naacp in california is objecting to is one of the least known. yes, it exists. it's hardly ever sung. it is this line, it says, "no refuge could save the hire ling and slave from terror or flight or gloom of the gray." well, those references slaves, flight, grays, naacp in california says that is racist and that is reason enough in their opinion to get rid of the star spangled banner as our national anthem. here in baltimore the city that gave birth to the star spangled banner, well, people are far from united as we heard as to whether or not our national anthem should be

retired. >> there are suggested messages in it and a lot of it is upturning to certain people. change, it now would be nothing but a distraction. >> i think it's part of our history. i don't think that we need to necessarily change history. we need to learn from the history. >> everybody should get together decide what should be in it and what shouldn't be in it and then come together and have common ground on it. >> i'm more of a traditionalist and i would be in favor of keeping the star spangled banner as our national anthem. >> reporter: lots of differing opinions on this one. we should tell you that in order to change the national anthem the naacp in california would have to get a member of congress to sponsor that. so far they do not have one. we should also tell you we reached out to the national naacp whose headquarters are here in baltimore. they did not get back to us. we're live here tonight in baltimore, tom fitzgerald, fox5 local news. >> up next, maryland's governor isn

explanation given by prince george's county school officials over allegations of grade fixing. >> it is a story you saw first here on fox5. kristyn leon working this one for us tonight. kristyn. >> reporter: hey, jim and sarah, that's right. allegations of grade manipulation and an audit showing that students are not meeting graduation requirements in prince george's county public sch schools. parents weighed in today. we'll hear from them in a live report. sarah. >> comedian louis ck is the latest celebrity to be hit with allegations of sexual misconduct. what several up and coming plead comedians are saying he did to them. >> what if i told you today will feel mild compared to friday and saturday. we've got freeze watches and warnings up already. i'll let you know what's headed our way when fox5 local news at 5:00 returns. >> ♪ >> ♪♪

>> ♪ >> new tonight another celebrity is being hit with allegations of sexual misconduct. the new york times says five women are accusing comedian louis c. k. of sexual misconduct. the women who are up and coming comedians shared stories of inappropriate interactions with ck. his new movie premiere tonight was canceled and a late night tv experience was scrapped. ck has not yet

allegations. >> to a story we first told you about here on fox5. allegations of grade manipulation in prince george's county public schools and now a grade audit showing students not meeting graduation requirements in the county. >> today some parents and teachers weighed in on the audit in front of board members and fox5's kristyn leon was there. she's at the school administration offices with more on this. hi, kristyn. >> reporter: hi, sarah and jim. for the first time we heard from parents today, parents and teachers who got to weigh in on this issue in front of the board today. the whole grade audit and again, allegations of grade manipulation in this case. and they spoke and we'll hear from them in just a bit. and meanwhile, board members are also encouraging parents and teachers who may have missed today's meeting, this afternoon's meeting to come here to the school administration building tonight for a public forum, again, to express and vocalize their concerns here in this case. meanwhile, fox5 also caught up with governor larry hogan about this exact

also whether or not school officials should be held more accountable in this case and also whether they've been transparent throughout this entire process here. here's more on what he had to say. >> i was frankly not only outraged at the report findings but i was somewhat outraged at the response, again, by prince george's county who school doesn't seem to want to take it seriously aren't the response was, well, maybe 5500 people may have had errors with their grades, but we think it's just clerical errors and crossing t's and dotting i's. i think it's much more serious and they better start taking it more seriously. >> reporter: as we mentioned here, we also caught up with some board members and parents today about the grade audit. and their thoughts on governor hogan's stance in this case. and this is what they told us. >> i do have a concern and that is if we can't be honest about what's in the report, if we're only clinging on t

preserve our jobs, then how can we as the public have confidence that you have integrity to fix what's in the report? i'm also hearing from constituents that say if the top administration did not know this was taking place, that is a larger problem. i mean, how could you have so many graduates not meeting core requirements and no one at the top knowing anything about it? >> it's really unfortunate that the governor is making those comments at this time in particular and this year considering that we have not heard from the governor, no one has spoken with the governor. we would like to provide him with the information if he's interested because we've already started making changes. >> i want my kids to have a quality education. i don't want them to be just passed over and thrown out because if we don't give the kids the equipment that they need, the next place for them is jail. >> reporter: so, we asked the school board about what changes will be made in the

us according to them that they've already done away with the program that does not, according to them, achieve student success and they also said they're going to be doing away with manually inputting grades and implementing an automated system so that no mistakes will be made going into the future here. again, we are going to continue to stay on top of this story and the board is encouraging, like i mentioned, parents, teachers and anyone concerned about this issue in the community to come here tonight, 7 o'clock at the school administration building to voice your concerns. for now reporting live in prince george's county this evening, kristyn leon, fox5 local news. >> ♪ >> president trump wrapping up his two day visit to china with a state dinner in beijing. trump made a toast to the chinese president and touted a growing friendship between the u.s. and china. one thing not mentioned at the dinner was north korea. president trump and the first lady head to v

russian president vladimir putin. >> ♪ >> all right, here we go. well, i guess we could say it was a little warmer but that's also subjectively speaking. >> overcast again. let's check in with sue palka and get the latest. i think i can make out windy and cold friday. >> would you like to buy a vowel. >> yes, you have -- survey says you are right, windy and cold. >> now you're just playing with us. >> you're right. i am. i was going tour vanna and what did i go with? steve harvey. well, he is on fox5 plus i guess we better stick with steve harvey. we want you to be ready for tomorrow. you're right jim, compared to tomorrow, this is warm. 56 is not bad but look to the suburbs, we're already in the 40's there and even that's not bad compared to how things are going to be going downhill in the next 12 hours or so. here's what's up. we've got a very strong front its really modified arctic air that's going to be coming in and you can see the leading edge of that arctic air in the form of a col

chicago has dropped to 38 degrees, minneapolis, 20, fargo 16, international falls 11. this cold air coming across the great lakes has started to produce that lake effect snow as well and tonight we have some freeze warnings for areas where there still may be a little bit of growing going on. tonight's not terrible. we drop to about 32 degrees but there's a freeze watch in effect for many more areas tomorrow night and that's because everybody is heading below the 32-degree mark into the 20's and maybe some teens friday night into saturday morning for sure. the coldest temperatures we've seen so far this season. so, we want to show you what wind chill temperatures are going to look like as we go forward in time and again, this went a little too far. i wonder if i can go back with it. i want to see if i can back that up just a little bit because that was supposed to start on thursday night. i want you to see how cold it's going to be getting. it's still jumping ahead. i'm just going to tell you that wind chills are going to be in the 20's tomorrow morning. i just tweeted a picture of it. check that

we're very concerned that as we go through the day friday, 7:00 a.m. temperatures in the 20's, some teens. this is not the air temperature but how it will feel. not only are we going to see that very big cold blast coming through with gusts of wind close to 30 miles an hour. by noon we're still in the upper 20's with the wind chill temperature and even by 6 o'clock we've got upper 20's to low 30's so bottom line, friday and saturday big chill rolling into town. it will be windier on friday than it will be on saturday. but widespread very hard and deep freeze expected tomorrow night. jim and sarah i hope i gave you enough warning in game show fashion. [laughter] >> you did perfectly well. >> we'll see you for final jeopardy. coming up waging war on your wifi. >> how christmas lights may impact your smartphone this season. >> meet a marine veteran who took a unique cross country trip to help himself and

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>> ♪ >> and we are continuing to follow breaking news out of district right now. >> a teenaged boy shot near ballou high school. marina marraco just got on scene. give us the latest. >> reporter: jim, sarah we're just confirming the teen shot is a 16-year-old. now, we're waiting for word if, in fact he's a student at ballou high school. the high school is two blocks from the shooting here in congress heights in southeast and i want to show you mayor bowser just arrived on scene. she's being briefed by top brass from metropolitan police department. we have not seen the police chief here on the scene. now, according to police sources, this juvenile was transported

center. he was still alive but was unconscious. he was shot one time in the stomach and according to those police sources this was part of a drive by. again, this happened just before 4 o'clock. you see mayor bowser here on the scene. she is expected to brief the media here shortly and i want to show you just how close we are here to a fire engine just across the way, you've got engine 25. that was a fire truck that transported the juvenile to george washington hospital. a trauma one center. we're waiting for information about this shooting in southeast. and this is just another of these shootings that's happening here in the district in the last couple days. since sunday there have been three homicides, one homicide each day. another shooting here. at this point this is a homicide investigation. however, we believe that teenager still alive at the hospital undergoing surgery. as soon as we get the latest here from mayor bowser of course we'll pass it along to you guys. >> all right, marina marraco

>> coming up here a man who killed his fiancee and gouged out her eyes had his day in court. what a judge determined about this very disturbing case. >> protests across the country today. on today cleary breaking that story down. >> reporter: that's right, students walked out of school today from a ton of schools in our area right here they landed at the capitol to protest when daca will become law, that's what they're hoping for. fox5 at 5:00 continues after the break. >> ♪

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>> ♪ >> this is fox5 local news at 5:00. >> some new details tonight in a deadly shooting in northwest d.c. police have arrested 23-year-old mario alfaro and charged him with the murder of 22-year-old jonathan

no word on a motive. also a judge denied bond for the silver spring man who called police to admit to killing his fiancé. anthony strong called 911 tuesday morning after he allegedly got into an argument with his fiancee shonya blackwell. he's facing charges for first degree murder. if convicted he face life in prison much. he's due back in court next month. >> a d.c. woman charged with throwing a cup of urine at a metrobus driver sentenced to five months in jail. after several failed attempts to show up in court, opal brown eventually pled guilty to the misdemeanor assault charges. >> ♪ >> >> over two months since presid

program. >> students from the region and dreamers across the country gathered for a call to a permanent solution before the end of the year. fox5 political reporter ronica cleary live on the hill. >> reporter: students from our region, they joined these protests today. they are demanding what they are calling the passage of a clean dream act. they want it before the end of the year. now, students from schools from maryland and the district, they walked out of school this morning as part of this protest. now, they were joined by dreamers or daca recipients from across the country at the protest. now, organizers, they estimate anywhere from a thousand toughen hundred students participated in today's protest. now, they ended here at the capitol. that wasn't where they initially planned to end. but word spread through the protest as they were marching through the district of remarks that speaker ryan made

finding a daca solution. take a listen. >> we have until i believe march is -- is the deadline we hve with the president so i don't think there's really any need to have artificial deadlines within the one we already have. having said that though our members are having lots of conversations. we have a working group on this issue and that working group is now going to spread out and start talking to the broader conference. i met with members of the senate who are also forming their own working group. so many active discussions are under way with our members about how the daca solution could occur but i don't think we should put artificial deadlines in front of the one we already have. >> reporter: speaker ryan's emphasis on a deadline of march, which is within that six-month window that the president gave congress to find a solution. that is what set off the protesters. they were originally planned to end at upper senate park. they rerouted here to the united states capitol to directly call on speaker ryan. they were calling him a coward. th

come out and meet them in person. speaker ryan did not do that but they were sharing stories and wanting to get that message directly to him of the time line that they would like to see immediacy or before the end of the year. now, we spoke with a handful of dreamers today about this issue, about the problems associated with daca and what they would like to see happen. take a listen. >> we all knew it was temporary and that was our biggest issue with it but when you fight for something rather, that is going to protect you even for two years at a time, i think when you -- when you get that, you just kind of want to believe that you're going to be able to hold onto that and from there fight on. >> these are good people. most of us have clean records. our parents raised us in such a way they want to further our education that way we can have better opportunities. >> immigrants and youth all over the country and here in d.c., the dmv area are pissed, they're mad, they'

the american people across the country. we want a permanent solution. we want it now. we want it this year and this is a call to all congress that they must act now and especially the leadership. >> reporter: we're going to be joined by a handful of dreamers live on 5 at 6:30. if you have a question for some of these students that were part of this protest today. way in. use that #5at630. we will ask them live on tv tonight in our 5 at 6:30 program. reporting live at the capitol, ronica cleary, fox5 local news. >> the neighbor accused of assaulting senator rand paul pleaded not guilty today. renee boucher is charged with fourth degree assault for allegedly attacking paul last friday as he mowed his lawn. as a result the kentucky senator suffered six broken ribs. tonight the senators adviser said paul had not spoken to the suspect in many years. the adviser also says paul

"blind sided by the attack. ." if convicted boucher faces up to a year of jail time. he's due back in court later this month. the texas church where more than two dozen people were killed will soon be torn down. pastor frank pomeroy said it would be too painful top continue to use first baptist church as a place of worship but he did express hope he could turn the site into a memorial and put up a new building on the property where he owns. 26 people were killed in the massacre, eight of them children, one of them pomeroy's daughter, 11 others are still being treated at the hospital. meanwhile the governor of texas has declared sunday as a statewide day of prayer. >> who responded to the ultimate call of their nobel profession and executed their charge with exemplary courage. their rapid response to a cowardly attack upon the republican baseball team which was dangerously exposed t on a quiet neighborhood ball field. [applause] >> five officers who risked thr

shooting at a congressional baseball practice in june received a special honor today. they were presented with the medal of honor at the u.s. capitol. witnesses say the situation would have been much worse back in june if the u.s. capitol police and alexandria police department didn't engage the shooter in a gun fight eventually killing him. majority whip steve scalise who was shot was awarded the medal of merit for his courage under fire. [applause] >> so often you don't see the heroism and the bravery and the professionalism because they quietly do their job. >> what the outcome would have been if not for the heroism and the bravery of the men and women on this stage. >> the u.s. capitol police medal of honor is the highest award granted by the department. >> trip adviser has a new warning about that sexual assaults. what you might see on their site when you book your next trip. then lead laced toys. target responding to parents who say those fidget spinners those

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>> ♪ >> all right, here's a look at what's trending. first up a warning for parents about a popular toy a study found target is selling fidget spinners with potentially dangerous levels of lead. target justifies selling the spinners because they aren't marketed to kids. the nonprofit grou who funded te study is asking for a recall. >> trip adviser is making changes. it will indicate when the hotel has had a sexual assault reported. it comes after a woman claims her

mexico was deleted after she claimed she was raped there. trip adviser says it's apologized. so far three hotels in mexico are marked as having had a sexual assault reported there. >> well, tinder has struck gold with people looking for love. the match making app's premium membership plan tinder gold is apparently a big hit. match group which owns tinder reports that the new feature boosted sales 19 percent from a year ago. the company debuted the $10 monthly subscription plan in august which allows customers to see who they matched with as soon as they open the app. tinder gold saves time because people don't have to swipe through profiles to find matches and find love even sooner. >> love takes time, darn it. [laughter] >> not on tinder. >> it won't be long before we're decking the halls. before you put up those christmas tree lights there's a warning. experts say you should avoid putting your christmas lights anywhere near your wifi router. the bright lights could interfere with your wifi signal. also baby monitors and fish tanks also

effect on your internet speed. >> spending the holidays with extended family can often a make for tight sleeping quarters. a new study more than half adults admit to coming up with some sort of excuse to avoid uncomfortable sleeping arrangements. >> can we agree this file video is creepy. [laughter] >> old. >> yeah, it probably is from 1998. 62 percent said they've slept on a family member's couch. while 44 percent said they spent the night on the floor in a sleeping bag. must really hate your family. and if you think that's rough 13 percent of adults said they were relegated to a child themed bed in nearly 10 percent slept in a tent. >> 5 percent put them in rooms where local news cameras were filming them sleeping. >> not a tent outside. i have left places early 'cause i haven't wanted to spend another night. it was uncomfortable. >> that's true. company and fish. >> three days, right. >> yeah. >> want them out after three days. >> nothing should stick around

lo >> so, you've left your family's house. >> it wasn't my family actually, it was friends who -- >> got it. i going the get in you trouble with family. >> this is not family.is not fa. >> let's talk. is there anything we need to discuss going on at home. >> i'm not sleeping on that couch with all those cats walking over my head in the middle of the night. [laughter] >> i knew you were going there. not me. >> her home is a lovely home. some of my friends maybe not up to par yet. >> all right. >> a lot of cold guys outside. before we get to the forecast though, before i came into work today, i was out in alexandria polk elementary. this is the whole group of them, 150, they were nice enough to listen to me and tucker talk weather with them all afternoon earlier this afternoon because i mean who wants one meteorologist, you got to send two, right two is better than one. they asked some tough questions there. we need reinforcements. they were wonderful as well as the

we appreciate talking with them. the one thing that the second graders were very aware of was that the cold was coming as advertised all week long. it is going to be very chilly beginning tomorrow and really lasting through the first half of the weekend. so, colder air is moving in tonight. it will become breezy as those clouds clear out, getting towards tomorrow morning, very windy so not only will it be well below normal when it comes to our temperatures but with the wind blowing it's not going to feel any warmer than probably the mid 30's at any point during the day. widespread hard freeze still in the forecast for saturday morning. we've got a freeze warning north and west. that's for tonight. everyone under a freeze watch as the growing season will come to an end after saturday morning. temperatures do moderate by sunday. that looks a little better for the redskins game sunday afternoon. temperatures right now not so bad. it's 56 in washington, 55 in annapolis, 54 in baltimore. 95 in south. we got a little milder compared to north and west where they have been stuck in the 40's. 48 frederick, 49 at dulles. further north and west here's a preview of what's

41 in detroit, 38 chicago. a very winter-like day for them. that cold air is on the move. it's crossing the ohio valley into the midatlantic overnight. you can actually seal its movement as you watch satellite and radar. getting down wind into toronto, probably places like buffalo erie cleveland they'll start to see lake effect snow showers through the weekend as the northwest winds howl. we had showers this morning. right now just a sprinkle or two out there. those showers moved out. we've basically just seen overcast skies with a few peeks of sunshine through the afternoon. we'll see those clouds diminish rapidly as we get into the overnight. that's because high pressure is building in. we've got that warm -- no the warm. we have that wind out of the north which is anything but warm. normal high temperatures still in the low 60's for this time of year but we are talking about the low to mid 40's for tomorrow. so, your air temperatures are near 20 degrees below normal. and again, with that wind it's only going to feel colder. so, future temperatures here's where we start out at

stop tomorrow morning. notice where the hard freeze is frederick county upper montgomery county carroll and howard counties near baltimore, you're a little bit colder with those freezing temperatures but upper 30's there along 95. the warmest it's going to get a probably mid 40's for any of us tomorrow but it will feel like it's in the mid 30's all day and then saturday morning hopefully not up as early because as you step outside it is frigid with temperatures below 30 degrees for just about everyone. that 28 in d.c. will come close to a record low of 26 degrees for november 11th at reagan national. here's the weekend forecast. after that frigid start on saturday, 43 with just some late afternoon clouds. by the way, tomorrow is still nice and sunny despite it being so cold and for sunday, the high of 50 but kickoff for the redskins 48 degrees. so, very cold the next couple of days. we see that moderation begin sunday. few showers monday. few showers wednesday. temperatures while still below normal are at least getting closer to with highs returning to the 50's some of that

start to the weekend, cold for veterans day on saturday. jim and sarah. >> all right. thank you caitlin. tonight a d.c. hockey school -- school hockey team remembering a former classmate who was killed in a car crash. >> for the third straight year the gonzaga hockey team is honoring dominic petty. he was a freshman when he died in 2014. tonight's game will raise money for a scholarship fund in his name. >> brody logan live where they're getting that game going. hey, brody. >> reporter: hey, jim. they actually just finished the game. the gonzaga hockey team dropped the puck on their season tonight a little inner squad scrimmage but there's nothing little about the impact it has. it's for dom petty. he died just three years ago, far too young mentioned as a freshman and i've talked to some people on this team and they say the ones that knew him say that he would seek them out, no matter who it was on the team, how good they were, he'd seek them o

them, that's the kind of person that dom was and today's event is in honor of him and it's to raise money for a scholarship so that other students who are deserving would have a chance to go to gonzaga high school. they've already raised over $250,000 in just the three years this event has been going on. now, when the first year that they held this, it was a bit of a somber event but as the years have gone on they've turned it more from a somber event to more of a celeb celebration. >> three years ago on the first year anniversary it was somber but it's become more of a celebration because we see how much dom lives through all of us and how much his spirit continues which is absolutely incredible. >> this event embodies everything that gonzaga is about, everything that gonzaga hockey is about. it's about brotherhood, it's about family. it's been three years since dom passed away. we're still here, celebrating him remembering his life and i think this is exactly what gonzaga is really just all about. this is the embodiment of

>> reporter: and you heard one of dom's teammates right there talking about he was always an upbeat fun guy with all teammates so they want to make sure it's a celebration. they gave away towels to everyone who came in and it mentions one team, one family. gonzaga is a family and you see right now on a graphic on the screen you would like to give, they're trying to raise more money for the scholarship efforts. it's called 11 and 11. he was number 11. 11 days to raise more money and just in the last few days they've raised over $26,000 added to the over 200,000 they've raised in the previous years. jim and sarah it's a really cool moment and we'll be back after this. >> ♪

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yeah i love you too. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ♪ >> as we approach veterans day it is worth reminding ourselves there's a new generation of vets out there. >> young men and women in their 20's and 30's who in many cases are living with the scars of war and trying to fit into our

back home. >> bob barnard met a marine who took a cross country trip to help with his healing. >> i went to new jersey, to maine, to new york, to pennsylvania, to ohio. >> reporter: he traveled throughout the midwest and great plains. >> to colorado, to wyoming, to montana, to washington, to oregon, california. >> reporter: a 15,000-mile journey to are connect with his marine buddies. >> i didn't want to wait until we were 60 or 70 so i made the effort to do it now, see each other make sure everybody was doing okay and really, you know, just do a check on them. >> reporter: wade span is a 34-year-old iraq war veteran who grew up in burke, virg virginia. >> this is wilkinson who i visited in new jersey. wade says he suffered a traumatic brain injury in fallujah in 2004 when his

a roadside bomb. >> all of us got blown up actually a month after that photo was taken. >> reporter: now, 13 years later and still suffering from post traumatic stress span says he died to reach out to -- decided to reach out to his buddies. >> more like hey what brings you happiness, where do you see yourself, what advice would you give a veteran coming out of the military nowadays. this is my best friend from the marines john staples. >> reporter: he found him living in youngstown ohio. hadn't seen each other in 11 years. >> it was powerful. he was emotional, i was emotional. he's -- it was good to see him. i know he's still needs to get some help and needs to get some care. he just needs to be more willing and understanding that we're there for him and that he deserves it. >> reporter: throughout his journey, wade says he also experienced a great sense of loss

childers. >> reporter: the first casualty of the iraq war. >> it happened about 400-meters to my right during the morning of the invasion. personally that left unendanendearing mark in my lif. when i was in colorado i made the decision to drive up north to drive to wyoming where he was laid to rest. >> reporter: some of the graves he visited were of friends who lost the war with themselves. >> you get angry and you don't know how to express those emotions. >> reporter: one of his marine friends from erie pennsylvania took his own life in 2008. >> as marines, you're not supposed to quit and i felt like, you know, he turned his back on us, but i can't put myself in his shoes and i can't let that bring me down. >> reporter: that's part of the reason why the gw gr

last year to embark on his three month odyssey. >> it felt me with purpose and filled me with an understanding that, you know, i might be looking for help and searching for meaning and purpose but other guys are searching for it, too. >> reporter: something for all of us to think about this veterans day. in falls church, virginia, bob barnard, fox5 local news. >> ♪ what if there was only one paper? now what if there was only one mattress? one is not a choice. choose your mattress with tulo. everything you want in a bed, in a box.

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on the recent grade audit of prince george's county public schools. we'll hear more from them. >> ♪ >> this is fox5 local news at 6:00. >> we're going to begin tonight with breaking news. stunning allegationing of sexual misconduct against alabama gop senate nominee roy moore. according to the washington post, four women have come forward, the youngest just 14 when she says the 32-year-old moore initiated a sexual encounter with her back in 1979. the other three women told the post they were between the ages of 16 and 18 when moore pursued them. lawmakers tonight on both sides of the aisle say if the allegations are true that the now 70-year-old candidate should step aside. also more breaking news tonight. >> a young boy shot on fourth street in southeast. that's near ballou high school. d.c. police say it happened around 3:45 this afternoon. our own marina marraco is live at the scene with the late breaking details. marina. >>

we've now confirmed that teenager is 17 years old and is a ballou high school student. you'll see the scene here roughly two blocks south of the school here on congress heights, and the mayor saying that it seems like there was some sort of dispute between this teenager and the suspects and that's when fires rang out. now, apparently that teenager was only shot once butt was a difficult shot right to t om teenager transported in critical condition and that is why homicide detectives are now on the scene. but at the same time, police now looking for the suspects. >> very early in the investigation but we do know that he was on the street. there was some type of argument that took place that ultimately resulted in the shooting. at this point we are looking for anyone in the area who may have observed individuals in the area occupying a black vehicle. we're unsure if it's two door or four door but with dark windows occupied by