fox 5 local news at 10:00. right now at 10:00. >> it really impacted us, like, we have to move. it's been like really >> residents of a maryland apartment complex force aed out after a car slammed into the building an driver took off. latest to find him. when a new structure

i wasn't trump otel >> moore's response to the new allegations. we begin tonight with breaking news out of prince georgia county. this is a live picture from skyfox tonight, this incident happened around 8:45 on 85th street in new carroliton. the man died at a hospital so far there's no word on a suspect or a motive, we'll get you more information as it becomes available. happening in prince georgia county. officers are searching for the driver who slammed into an apartment building. the crash forced two families from their homes, apartments now condemned, fox 5 lindsey watts is live in land over with new details on this

hit-and-run. lin lindsey? >> reporter: the man said he heard the noise and came outside to see what was going on and found that a car slammed into his wall. the man said initially the driver did stay on scene. the resident said he went back into the apartment to get a jacket's when he came back. the driver and the vehicle were both gone, we'll show you video of what we saw when we first arrived here today. initially when this happened around 1:40, the entire apartment building was evacuated. the damage was bad enough that the apartment hit and the one on top of it were both condemned. workers helped load up the two families belongings and did what they could to secure this

the crash was caught on surveillance video and we can show you some more of that video, you can see the silver sedan police believe it's a nissan, it doesn't slow down just hits the building and backs up. the family whose apartment was hit says they're very grateful that nobody got hurt. but at the same time, they want the driver to take responsibility for this. >> it really impacted us like we have to move it's been really hard >> nobody wants -- for what --. >> reporter: that mom obviously realizing how much worse this could have been if somebody was standing in the area when that car hit. prince george's county police again are still searching for the driver. they say they do have a license plate because of that surveillance video. they haven't released that tonight. they're wanting anyone with information to give anthem a call. live

fox 5 local news local roy moore denies the latest against him. a woman came forward and said he sexual assaulted her when she was 16. moore held a news conference with his wife by his side. he said the allegations are absolutely false. tonight he took it a step further. take a look. >> i can tell you without hesitation this is absolutely false. i never did what she said i did. i don't even know the woman, i don't know anything about her. i don't even know where the restaurant is or was. >> sarah simmons is live with the latest developments. sarah? >> it was a hastily called news conference after the recent accumulations surfaced. he said he did not know beverly young nelson and never did what she accuses him of. this is now the fifth woman to come forward accusing moore of sexual

she said it happened when the then district attorney gave her a ride home from a restaurant where she worked back in the 1970s. nelson described the incident during a press conference with her attorney, gloria allred. >> mr. moore reached over and began groping me. him putting his hands on my breasts. i tried to open my car door to leave. but he reached over. he locked it. he said you're just a child. and he said i'm the district attorney. if you tell anyone about this, no one will ever believe you. >> he calls the allegation as political maneuver, his campaign released a statement before the news conference. it said, in part, moore is innocent and never had ace sexual misconduct with anyone.

gloria is a sensationist. >> his wife called him the most gentle and kind man she's ever known. republican senator jeff flake said if he were in alabama he would vote for the distraught and would support expelling if he wins. president trump announced his pick for health and human services, he tweeted happy to announce i'm nominating along lex azar to be the nexts secretary, he will be a star for better healthcare and lower drug price, if confirmed the formal pharmaceutical executive would fill the role vacated by tom price, price resigned in september after revelations he took repeated trips on government jets.

stop of his extensive trip. the president is in the philippines, he met with the country's president today. the controversial leader is often criticized for his strong arm tactics how he goes after his country's drug dealers and users, president trump for his part touted u.s. trade deals overseas. no secret that dc is a partisan town and not just politics that divide us. a brand new hotel is coming with a political message. marina marraco has a look at the first plans. >> reporter: on k street and northwest, the scaffolding will soon reveal what is being dubbed by many as the anti-trump hotel and the only a half mile away from trump international hotel and this place will soon open its doors. 44 will be on loop of the walls of this new dc space because

this hotel it's all about being >> hear these words >> anti-45, the workshop is the brain child of 36-year-old cath lynn low. its it has been line the world's first politically motivated hotel looking to be quote inclusive. at your bedside you won't only find a bible but the the u.n. h rights charter. on the walls of this 200 plus room hotel you can expect to find decor of contrast especially between 2012 and 2016 on the streets of dc, we two found crontrasting reaction. >> it would be like a better time. which i hope we will stay soon. >> would you stay at one? would you stay at trump international? would you stay at a pro trump hotel >> that's politics. >> but this isn't politics >> to me any hotel is

>> reporter: go to the anti-trump hotel >> probably would. just like i went here once. we'll see. but it will be equal >> they have no issue with the label. question is there they turn you away if you come in chanting president trump and rocking a make america great again hat, it's not up to i den, discrimination is illegal based on political affiliation, the founder said either den workshop will open its door to anyone and everyone curious about learning more about how we can work towards a world that is nor inclusive and welcoming to all >> doors for gas will open in the spring of 2018 and room rates will go for about $200 a night. marina marraco fox 5 local news. rand paul returned to capitol hill for the first time

home. his neighbor is accused of attacking him while cutting the grass about two weeks ago. he's charged with assault, paul suffered six broken ribs and excess of fluid build-up, his attorney insisted the attack had nothing to do with politics and was more about a landscaping isn't that true. anne arundel county police are investigating after bullies target add student at southern high school who came out as transgender. the victim is 15-year-old ryan argas. he said photos were posted in a snapchat story, in one photo you can see a student wearing a can cue flux clan hood. tonight, ryan and his father have a message they want everyone to hear. >> i want this to stop, something to actually come of it. i want to know that something has come of it and i don't want this to ever

don't want other situation or someone just sitting and feeling like their hopeless because nothing is being done. >> i think it's lack of knowledge. lack of understanding. i will admit when my son came out to me. it was hard, one of the hardest things i ever had to deal with, knowledge, education, understanding, communication, there are so many support groups. >> the students were reportedly disciplined but the district would not share any details. in montgomery county vandals targeted the gop headquarters with racist flyers, cameras were rolling when the flyers attributed to right wing extremist groups were plastered in deerwood saturday night. they walked up glued the posters and a mailbox and called off. republican members are calling it a disgusting example of hate and say at smear campaign aimed at leaking them to groups they do not support. they say it does not rise to the level

>> rats the mayor's latest solution to the rodent problem >> had murder add grandmother from maryland? what investigators say that has her family bewildered, rewind to the crime is next. shawn and tony. it started with a little rain and ended with clearing skies and late day sunshine, what's head for tuesday? we know it will be chilly because some places are down into the 30's. we'll have a first look at your overnight and tuesday forecast. fox 5 local news at 10:00 will be right back. be right back.

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. year since a 75-year-old grandmother was found murdered inside her bladensburg home. they left her body that the bathtub >> detectives say it was not a random crime and that's a claim that left her family at a loss to explain. paul wagner has tonight's rewind to the crime.

>> reporter: on a recent weekday afternoon act half dozen homicide detectives decided to revisit the building where delores rivers was found murdered in november of last year. since then investigators have been tried to learn who the 75-year-old may have allowed into her apartment some time after 4:00 p.m. on saturday, november 5th. >> it was clear when i went in there the peep hole, some are cloudy. i could see straight to the front door of the front entrance >> she would have looked through the peep hole >> and questioned over and over again to make sure she opened the door >> they say their mother never would have opened the door to anyone she didn't know. the sisters learning what happened when she received

>> he was crying on phone and said i found mom in the bathroom. she's in the tub and she's not breathing. >> i'm panicking trying to figure out what -- i don't know what to make of it, and only thing i could say is stay right there i'm on my way. >> outside the apartment, they found william in tears >> he's on the ground trying to get himself together. it was really emotional. >> they were very close. they would go to the markets on the weekend together. very close. >> reporter: police and family members say there was nothing taken from the apartment. it wasn't ransacked and no forced entry to the front door. the last time anyone heard from delores was the day before her body was found here inside her apartment. she had two phone conversations one way a friend from work and one with a

conversations were normal. there was nothing out of the ordinary. a year later, the murder is still unsolved >> we've been doing numerous interviews on this case. it is our belief that the suspect in this case was familiar with her or she was familiar with the suspect. we do not believe it was a random act by any means. >> reporter: lieutenant o'donnell and ken doyle say they used a weapon but declined to say if it was found at the scene. >> nothing looked to be out of place inside the apartment >> nothing was taken. >> nothing was taken, no. >>reporter: so you really not come up with a viable motive other than someone had it out for her for some reason >> correct. >> reporter: rivers spent her career working as a technician at the now closed dc general hospital retired on a government pension but kept busy with a job as a bus aid with prince george's county schools. she didn't

church. wild side one tattoo on her wild leg. at this move she showed off her moves at a dance party. they called it go go grandmom. >> she was very funny. cracking jokes. dancing. she liked, you know, make sure everything, we had a good time >> one year later, karen and angela can't believe she's gone. >> i miss being able to have her call me up and say she has this juicy story she wants to tell. just, i miss the stories. i miss hearing her voice >> this is not right. it's unfair. she didn't deserve it. somebody felt like

evil that's walking out here. >> reporter: at the beginning of the story, you may recall we told you the police had recently gone back to the apartment to knock on doors. a visit that paid off with a new lead to follow it. information that appeared to match part of their investigation. with fox 5 rewind to the crime. i'm paul wagner. there's $25,000 reward being offered in this case, if you know anything that might help investigators solve the murder of delores rivers call prince george's county police. to the district now, and hoping to improve dc's rat problem. the mayor went on a rat walk. under the program, the mayor introduced the use of solar trash cans and the waste compactor grant program, it will allow up to 60 local businesses to buy or lease trash

compactors, overflowing dumpsters contribute and needs to stop >> our message to the business owner we need you to be responsible. we need you to know what the rules are and i'm assuming that this business owner knows that. once these bins are overflowing that they're in violation. so probably means they need more frequent pickups at this location and it may also mean and the reason i asked about the gates, i want to make sure these are the only people using the dumpsters >> the best way to get rid of rats, seal holes in walls, keep trash in bins, remove uneaten pet food. dupont circle had 150 a year ago, today it has 11. please don't hate me when i tell you i think rats are cute. i don't mind them at all and they're probably getting cold out there have not tonight's temperatures definitely have everyone scurrying

did top out on a low note but with sunshine and lighter winds and presip pulling outside quickly it wasn't too bad. check out the high temperatures, 53 at reagan national, 50 at dulles and bwi. average temperature for this year is about 59, we're going to stay a little bit on the cool side. most of this week. and generally it will be dry during the work week. only exception is a couple of light showers on thursday morning, that is it. a check of temperatures right now and you can see it's getting chilly. we're heading down to the 30's and probably below freezing north and west. we'll show you the forecast coming up in a few minutes. tony and shawn >> it's a rare find in these parts >> evan lambert joins us. >> reporter: there's a giant fish called an opa and it might be one of the first ever caught in maryland. i'll talk to the fisherman who made the rare discovery at 10:30. coming u

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leaves the scene. between the, people have been forced out of their homes due to the damage and police are still searching for the driver. then people paying up to live in a former jail. how would developers transforming an old northern virginia prison into a place where people actually want to live and a rare fish reeled in off the coast of maryland. hear from one of the fisherman. the 10:30 starts now. off the top of falling breaking news in prince george's county, police investigating a homicide >> lindsey watts is live with the latest. lindsey. >> reporter: this homicide investigation is underway at an apartment community on 85th avenue in here in new carroliton. earlier, a man was found shot, done closer to where you see those police cars, the victim was taken to the hospital where he died. that was around 7:30 and the underway.tion right now is stil- police have

yet. they any there were reports of people running from the scene after the shooting. but at this point, they couldn't provide any suspect description or a sense of a motive. alabama senate candidate roy moore denies the latest against him. another woman came forward tonight. he held a news conference and said the allegations are false. mitch mcconnell and other republicans are now calling on to end his campaign. police are looking for the driver of a car that crashed in an apartment building in land over. this happened this afternoon at the building on dodge park road. two of the apartments to the building had been condemned because of the damage and someone that lives there tells fox 5, the driver stay on scene saying his brakes failed. the person went inside to get a jacket. when he came outside, the driver was gone.

donald trump junior released his direct messages with wikileaks of their correspondence during the campaign, wikileaks first reached out to don junior in september of 2016. wikileaks asked for his cooperation and sharing its work contesting the results of election and contesting that julian assange bee the ambassador. president trump tweeted about the hacked e-mails of hillary clinton's campaign manager 15 minutes after wikileaks messaged don junior about that topic. it's been nearly a year after the protest on president trump's inauguration day in the case against those still makes it's its way through the courts. a dc superior court judge. prosecutors want to search three facebook accounts including one belonging to the group that

more than 200 people were arrested they're still facing felony riot be chans, a number of police officers were hurt during the riot goes. in the district. mayor bowser spoke about how the gop's tax reform could impact the city and residents. the reform bill would eliminate private bonds which are tax exempt's bonds. here in dc, the ponds helped fund charter schools, museums and georgetown university. since 2010, they have also funded more than 9,000 units of affordable housing in dc. mayor says the elimination will also impact fordable housing for veterans and families. >> if they remove and eliminate pabes, they would devastate our ability to help our most deserving residents. >> they're optimistic they have the votes to pass the plan in the house

minimum wage workers in montgomery county will soon be making more. county executive signing a bill into law to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2024, right now it's 11.50 an hour. they signed offer on a measure to tie to wage the inflation rate to increase the wage in the future. do we have a fishtail to tell you a group of maryland fisherman i did ma a catch off ocean city dc >> it's called an opa normally found in tropical waters, evan lambert is in the room to describe it. >> they caught a fish this big, these fisherman may have caught one of the first ever opa's in ocean city. the catch is getting national attention. >> my god it's

>> the bleeps you hear are ones of joy, in this video share. you see them reeling in one of the most memorable catches >> we fish pretty much every weekend. anywhere between 25 and 35 trips a year depending on the weather. >> reporter: no other trip compared to this past sunday's. he said he newby the fight it put up. this was a big one >> the fish was 105.4 pounds, 49 inches long and 29 inches high. >> more impressive than its size is the kind of fish it is. an opa or moon fish, there's no normally found outside tropical waters and also the only known warm blooded fish. austin said at first he was stumped but quickly figured out what they caught >> i followed some friend on the west coast and in hawaii in the big island over there that catch

them periodically and i seen in an instagram post and things like that, and then i saw him come up. i said it's opa put up a good fight. the payoff is the pride they have after making such a rare catch in the maryland waters they fish so frequently. >> it's the highlight of our season, for sure >> it's unclear why an opa would be found in such cold waters, they're getting recommendation from all over how to cook it >> how do you cook an opa? you lived in florida, have you seen anything that large? that thing is massive >> there's pretty big tune a's, >> thank you, evan, we appreciate it. up next at

find a cure for alzheimer's disease >> the major new initiative bill gates is backing to discover treatments. that's coming up. hi, sue >> looks like it will be fairly quiet for us at least during the work week. 36 to 42 for the kids in the morning, after school 48 to 52. not too windy dry and sunny, what about the rest of the week? the seven-day forecast coming ahead just ahead. wal-mart think it will work, the retailer hiking prices in a move to get more folks to shop inside its stores, investigators like it because the stock is up. but ge is way down. the company shares plunging to save more than $4 billion a

year. coming soon to a theater near you. toys maybe. major theater chains are said to be looking at a creative ways to boost revenue as ticket sales slump. some include selling movie related toys and charges more for hits and less for flops. meanwhile, a health care at the happiest place on earth, closing down cooling towers after people came down with legionnaire's disease. that's a look at business, i'm david asman.

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a face transplant recipient got the chance to meet the woman who changed his life. >> it comes after answered desadness had that surgery. sand es, lived without a face. >> lillian agreed to donate the face of her high school sweetheart to a man who needed it. before meeting sanders on friday, she was afraid it would bring up too much memory >> it has finally given me closure. i don't know how everything happened. everything happened so fast. and it was just -- it was hard. >> all you can do is prove to them they made the right decision and the donation and do your best to

basically have an obligation now to show them that this has given you everything that you want with the donation. >> it's incredible. ross decided to prove the donation to show their child that something positive to come out of something to tragic. >> microsoft bill gates is joining the fight against alzheimer's. he's investing 50 million dollars in the dementia discovery fund that brings together industry and government to work on treatments for alzheimer's which is a form of dementia. the other $50 million would go to start-up working in alzheimer's research, dementia affects nearly 50 million people. getting kids to drink water with school lunch to help keep weight in check and save the country. the pilot program in new york placed water dispensers in school cafeterias that led kids to drink three times more water at lunch. researchers say the program could prevent more than half a

overweight. they also say it could save 1$14 -- lots of dollars for a child's lifetime. bin. watching to lead to a blood ellicott city. people who reported watching tv more often, those who seldom or never watch -- the people who watch saw a fetch % increase, even if they were getting enough exercise. the researchers suggest putting a treadmill or stationary bike or take a break from watching the tv. coming up next at 10:30, from prison cells to luxury amendments >> how the old lorton jail is being converted into a modern residential community. back after this.

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. rather than tearing it down, it's being turned into a community and called liberty crest, gary mcgrady has more. >> reporter: i'm in the jail, the old lorton prison and it's been here a long time. it has not housed prisoners since 2000 or so, they're making it a development here and i do want to bring in jack perkins, it's kind of your vision on what you're going to do with this prison and it's kind of a cool community you're creating. >> we're excited to be creating a new vibrant mixed use community and

these prison buildings, historic structures, and new ways, for office and retail and restaurants and apartments and townhomes, and fairfax county county is our partner along with the alexander company >> we got the bars and cells and i know you've already worked on, single family houses going up as well. what do you do with something like this? how much do you keep in tact? what's the plan. >> you have to be creative, takes a creative team to have a vision, to take a piece of property like this and turn it into something new and exciting, some of the historic fabric, cells would be retained for historic purposes for interpretive use, but most would be converted. new restaurant and retail

apartments that are already in place here, they're renting quite well, leasing is going bank busters >> they started leasing this summer and 2/3 are already rented and several are occupied >> how long do you think this part will be online with, you said, mixed use restaurants maybe office space >> we're in the planning stages for this part of the project, we hope to start construction in 2018 and then it would take few years to build it all the way out >> i love the history, great plans. this is the cell, the prisoner may have been in here 23 hours a day, it's really, really small. i guess you guys finally got me where you want me here, i can't close this or i'll be in here for a long time. from the old lorton prison, gary mcgrady back to you guys in the studio. >>

if you don't live in a jail, how about margueritaville. 200 people cammed out in daytona overnight. this is a jimmy buff feat themed community geared for people 55 and older. yes, buff fit is one of the developers, it will feature technique key bill, bars, restaurants, many other amenities, first open in february. >> apparently townhomes that go from 230 to 340,000, when you think about dc. >> right. gay lynn lorton, daytona beach. >> give me a tin cup, i'll think about it. see what's up. they are definitely looking forward to having some nice weather in february in daytona, we got a little taste of december

we've been running a little chilly. >> just a bit >> it's not horrible. low 50's, we'll kind of hang there a little while, i love how everything balances out. october was so warm. october was chilly and comes out in the wash and we end up average as we head to the fall. love this picture that we got in on twitter from william cornish. he spends a lot of time getting great photos and this was taken on the trail, it's a trail in montgomery county near aspen hill. hangings out. i don't know how he gets these to great shots. gets awfully close, i retweeted several others that he got today and on the trail. hopefully you're keeping a close eye out for those dear because they're running and it's getting dark early, total daylight ten hours and five minutes, sun comes up at 6:50. setting at 4:55. we got to watch forhe

time of year, and these nights get them running, under clear skies, maybe a few high clouds nothing that will do much to keep us warm. this week is mostly dry, mostly on the cool side and i say mostly because we'll definitely change things up as we get into the weekend. early thursday, we might have a couple of showers but thursday will not end up being a wet day, these will be early on and we'll see skies brightening up quite a bit as we get into the noon hour if not earlier, another arctic blast, starts saturday not with the cold stuff but as the fronts approaches we'll have a good chance of showers and bring in a blustery colder day. your two-day forecast, though, tomorrow is a lot like today, about 52 degrees, we started today with a few showers that won't repeat tomorrow, 52 close to where we were today, wednesday about the same. 54 degrees, late on wednesday, we'll see clouds

that's why we'll have a slight, for the showers that we had turned into snow as you got north of boston up into maine. first measurable snow. high thin clouds trying to come on through late tonight those clouds will not do much to keep us warm, we're seeing frederick and gaithersburg down to 37, culpeper down to 35, baltimore at 37, frederick down to 39. everybody headed for the 30's, what you will not see for the most part going forward are freeze warnings, we had our big freeze and a record cold 26 from degrees saturday morning in dc, you will drop below freezing in hagerstown frederick down to 32. you'll be close by in martinsberg at 33, and dc drops to about 39, it's a chilly start. high pressure will be overhead, a brisk afternoon as temperatures try to climb back into the low 50's, that's below average which is 59 this time

year, 8:00 a.m. temperature 42, mix of sun and clouds by noon we're 48 and by 4:00, above 52 and these are the high temperatures we expect to see people topping out at tomorrow, not a bad day, kind of quiet tuesday around here. notice on our fox 5 accu-weather seven-day forecast, the warmest day i have here is on thursday at 59 degrees, we start with the early shower, not a bad afternoon, friday on the cool side, 52, but that strong front approaches saturday we warm back up to 58 but slours are pretty likely on saturday and out of ten degree drop-off on sunday with a breeze that will feel like 30's. monday quiet but 46 degrees, so the run-up to thanksgiving week right now starting to look like it will be on the chilly side, that's your seven-day forecast. jim and sarah back to you. here's shawn and tony. all new at 11:00, a local business calls it too much red

the county government and its fees, their complaints and how the county is responding. a family cannot go home because this car slammed into the apartment then took off. what the driver reportedly told the family before he drove away. the 11:00 is up next. the 11:00 is up next.

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about having a doll to looks like you that has a shared heritage and tradition. it's cool. good for them. that's it for the news at 10:30, i'll see you coming up at 11:30 fox 5 news at 11:00 starts now. this is fox 5 local news at 11. we're hearing from a family forced from their home after a car slammed into their apartment building and then took off. new tonight, what the driver told them before he bailed. is it a case of too much red tape or a safety concern, charles county authorities shut down one local businesses turkey shoot unless they're able to pay a hefty fee >> it's a new anti-trump hotel in the district. your news starts now. and we begin with breaking news in prince george's county. police are investigating a murder at an apartment compl