union station, tonight she's sharing her story with us. simply having a wonderful christmastime. plus, metro says no to a holiday ad. now it's being slapped with a lawsuit. why it said no in the first

place. and robo calls on the rise, so what's being done to stop them? fox5 is getting you you answers. the news at ten starts right now. we begin with the fox5 scwhreusive, a man attacked and robbed a woman inside union station and tonight , police are trying to track him down. the victim spoke only to fox5's marina maracco. she joins us live from union station. how did this happen? >>reporter: this all happened about 4:00 this afternoon. the woman was getting off the metro right here at union station. she was coming to the mall to return some merchandise. she got on the escalator and there was a man that was standing to the left of the escalator. she asked him to move over. he eventually did and the entire time he was facing her, looking down at her. she finally walked right past him and she said when she was walking past him she said there's one side is a walk up and one side is a walk down and she says when she walked right here at a the h and m the man with a

right in the face. she fell out cold. you can see the picture here, what her face looked like after this was all said and done . she was taken to the hospital where dr.s were check ing to make sure she had no other serious injuries as a result. i spoke to her tonight she says she's humiliated and she wants to know where security was and she wants the perpetrat or caught. i made a right by the escalator and he punched me so hard in my face i dropped. my nose, i don't know if it's my bleeding or my face, but blood just started coming from every where. i looked -- when i looked up i couldn't open my eye. i want him to be caught . i want justice. tonight amtrak police would not say how many security guards were available here at union station or how many ak track police officers are on duty at any given time. they also would snot provide any sort

surveillance video. they do, however, say they're looking one suspect in the case. live tonight, marina maracco, fox 35 local news. >> a maryland sports trainer is accused of texting a new photo of himself to a high school student. carl joe ivies charged with soliciting a minor. police say he worked as a volunteer trader for one of the girl's basketball teams in brandywine. evan lambert is following the story tonight and joins us with a live report tonight at 10:30. also tonight police are investigating a deadly pedestrian accident on the inner loop of the beltway. it happened just before the rush hour right near the new hampshire avenue exit. two lanes of the beltway were shutdown. there were backups for miles. tonight there is still no word on how this accident happened. fox5 is in fairfax county now. a man involved in a high speed chase and thenned with us park police shooting him has died. bishan ambiguous ar's family says he died from his injuries last night. police started chasing h him aft

scene of a crash in alexandria. the chase continued for several miles to forth hunt road in alexandria. and that is where his jeep crashed into a ditch. police shot him in the head. investigators are still trying to figure out why the officers shot him. >> the united states, south korea and japan are reacting to north korea's latest missile test. this afternoon's test has raised concerns the inter continental ballistic missiles 620 miles before it landed in the sea of japan nearly an hour after it was fired. defense secretary james mattis shared more details during a meeting with the president and republican leaders on capital hill. it went higher frankly than any previous shot they've taken, a research and development effort on their part to continue to build ballistic missiles that could threaten every where in the world. south korea's president warned that north korea's misle

's security at risk. erased the possibility that the north's actions could threaten the country's ability to host next year's winter oh limb olympics likes. the news as the president was discussing the gop 's \tax\tacks reform proposal and other budget issues facing members in the coming weeks. democratic leaders were supposed to attend but skipped it after the president attacked the democrats on twitter this morning. one major issue facing congress right now, the prospect of another government shutdown unless congress i proves a budget plan. i would absolutely blames the democrats. if it happens it's going to be over illegals pouring into the country, crime pouring into the country, no border wall, which everybody wants. i got elected partially because of the border wall. you look at the military, we want strong funding for the military. they don't. so many things. you probably have heard and some of you have reported a missile was launched. funding for the

out on december 8. this is isn't something you hear every day, the arch diseases of washington is suing metro because the transit agency re fused to put that holiday ad on its metro buses. the reason metro band so-called ads after they tried to put anti islamic ads on buses. scor eickhoff en joins with the latest. >>reporter: it's a lively debate tonight. the metro wants to ban any controversial ads whatsoever. but some say that policy is too broad. it goes too far and it can't be especially forced. that's the fight that the archdiocese is taking on today. let's take a look at the arch disease ad that they want to put it up. it features shepherds underneath a star i winter sky. the arch dice crease tells me they wanted to come up with something that was not overly religious. if it

s, if it comes from a store then it seems wtma approves. but if christmas means a little bit more wta plays grinch. in 2015 washington metro banned political and religious and any advocacy ads after a pro israel group wanted some ads featuring the islamic profit muhammad, but the archdiocese of washington argues those were in situatedry, while theirs approach piece. should archdiocese gets he ' way >> no, i don't find anything wrong with that. if people want to pay for it, it's up for grabs . there are people that are more into just the spirit of the season, decorations, toys, just sort of a positive spirit. i can see it being finding a medium ground. it shouldn't

just pushing a religious agenda now, this isn't the first time metro is facing this type of issue. in fact, the acla also filed a lawsuit in august citing free speech issues with the first amendment. the metro has yet to comment onette arrested on an outstandinger lawsuit. we're live in northwest d.c. tonight, corey coffin, fox5 local news. >> a new metro policy that's going into effect may upset some riders who don't carry cash. starting in janumet row is changing its policy on having a negative balance on smart trip cards. currently metro riders can leave a metro station with a small negative balance and then pay the balance the next time they put money on their cards. the metro says that l policy has caused the transit agency to lose millions. as a result metro riersd will soon be required to pay up before they leave. but the issue is riders can only pay in ksh. two reasons. we'd have to completely rewire it to bring a machine like that into that area

room. metro estimates it's lost $25 million over the past 17 years because of their negative balance policy. well, if you you think you've been getting more robo calls lately it is not just your imagination. tonight we're taking a closer look at how it's happening and what you need to know to protect yourself . another issue for uber tonight, who the ride sharing service is i a queuesed of using as spies.

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it is a problem familiar to all of us, your phone rings and it's an automated voice on the line likely trying to rip you off. on average americans are now getting two and a half bill robo calls per month. fox5's lindsay watts is explaining what the government is doing to stop the calls and how you can protect yourself. >>reporter: how often do you get scam calls? s

custody by the local cops as there are four serious allegations pressed on your name at this moment. >> i would say at least five or six times a week. this is the i rs calling you. you oh a certain amount of money. it's very annoying. how do you stop it? if it seems like you're getting more robo and scam calls lately it's not your imagination . they are surging. this is certainly the biggest issue we've dealt with this year . patrick weber is with the federal communications commission. regulators here are not immune to the problem. i get robo calls from the same pre digit prefix of my own cellphone. you may have noticed this, too, that often the number calling you is close to your own number. it's working because i definitely pick it up. it's another way for these illegal scammers to get you to pick up the phone. if you've ever wonderedded how it works we're going to show

loaded a number that lets me call any number i want. i'm going to call my photographer van, pick a number at random, done, call. and it's as easy as that. at best these calls are annoying and at worst people are getting ripped off. we asked the fcc what's being done to stop this. we're empowering phone companies to actually block kawlts before they even reach a consumer's phone. >> earlier this month the fcc changed the fuels. for the first time phone companies can block robo calls that appear fraudulent. there is still a question of whether phone companies will charge you for that service. the fcc is also working with the phone industry to authenticate the caller is you see on your phone to help prevent spoofing. finally, the agency is cracking down on many sca ers who get caught. just this year alone we've proposed fines in excess of $200 million while nothing can

eliminate the bills of calls, the fyc says this will at least help quiet down your phone. consumers will see a decline in their numbers of robo calls they receive. and there are a few things you can do yourself to prevent these kind of calls. on both iphones and androids you can block numbers. there's also an app that blocks illegitimate robo calls for you. it's called no mow robo and it even won a competition by the federal trade commission. make sure your number is on the national do not call registry. that's noting whying to stop cam ers, but there are plenty of legitimate businesses and organizations that do abide by that list so it really can't hurt just to make sure your cellphone is on there when i see these numbers calling my phony just don't answer. is that okay? >> i think that's definitely better than picking up because sometimes they'll try to trick you and oftentimes get you to say the word yes because then that authorization can be used against

preferable not to pick up at all >> i just ignore them. let them keep on rolling through. they try to trick you, too, because they're calling from your area code. >> the spoofing gets you you. instead of saying yes, say your mama. this is the police. that's a good one, too. thank you, lindsay. a beautiful day today. another day i believe in the 630s. i was fabulous sue palka and i understand we might continue this. >> yes. mother nature wants to continue a giving wednesday theme in terms of giving us more 60s and that's going to be absolutely terrific. i enjoyed lindsay's story pretty much. i get at least six robo calls. sure, do you want my credit card number. will that help? >> anyway, i don't recommend that, by the way. what i do recommend is you find time tomorrow to get out and enjoy what we think is going to be a

warmer than the numbers you see right here on our screen. it's it will be a chilly start for our do over wednesday that we've got forecast for you. we'll show you that coming up in just a minute. i did want to show you the 10:00 temperatures quite a range from 630 in d.c. to 37 in quum beer land and culpeper. a few spots under quleer skies are going to get a little bit on the chilly side. i won't describe it as cold but jacket worthy tomorrow morning for many areas as we're likely going to head down to the low and mid 30s . warmer spots like d.c., annapolis and leonardtown likely quomg in at about 44 greece. fair skies tonight, chilly suburbs and temperature here in the city, again it could be ten degrees cooler in the suburbs as mentioned. light south winds are going to continue overnight and tomorrow look for a day that may get into the mid 60s for many areas, a weak cool front is going to come

why you see winds out of the northwest, maybe a little breezy at times, five to 15, nice to have a mild day that's more remnant of early november. we'll have a look at seven day forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> shawn. >> thank you, sue. >> we have an update on that pedestrian accident on the beltway this afternoon. police tell us a tractor-trailer heading eastbound hit mark armstrong's was walking along the shoulder of the highway it. it happened gist before the rush undergone underway. police have not charged the driver of the truck. they're trying to figure out why the victim was in the roadway. this is going to sound like a joke, but it is not. uber is accused of using xcia agents as spies. a former security manager for uber says the ride sharing service used former cia agents to help the company spy on its rivals. this was revealed during

trial over whether uber stole self driving car technology from a google spine objection to the form the surveillance allegedly took place oversees over a period of two years. >> if your child was bullied he or she may be more likely to take a weapon to school. one in five students admitted to being bullied during the past year. twice admitted to taking a weapon to school in the previous months compared to kids who were not bullied. turns it out the pokemon go craze that hit world was costly. a new study by researchers at purdue university estimates that pokemon go players across the country caused anywhere between two and 7 billion-dollar in damage with car crashes, injuries and deaths last year. by cross referencing the locations of the accidents with the locations in those in game checkpoints researchers found credible evidence that pokemon go players were responsible. >> that outdated technology in your junk drawer could be wor

buyback website declutter.com found the average household could be holding onto 26 4-6d worth of unwanted devices. that's more than 33 billion-dollar of unused tech nationwide. overall the 12ud disi found that one-third of americans didn't even know trad ing in old tech for cash was an option. you must have a lot of phones you could trade in. >> i probably have over a thousand dollars worth of stuff we all do, i bet. >> black friday, small business saturday, cyber monday, they're all behind us. but you know what today was, it was all about giving tuesday. we'll show you how some people in our area marked the day. some people are flipping their holiday tradition s upside down this year . why many of them say the change is a good thing and yeah, this isn't a joke, either. >> okay. coming up tomorrow on fox5 a gift guide for the friend or family member who is, you know, impossible to shop for. plus an

has tips on decorating your home this season and kevin mccarthy sits down for a chat with, oh, my goodness, why wasn't i around for this one. yep, with the rock. can you smell what the rock is cooking? it all kicks off at four:25 a.m. we'll be right back. papa

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real food. i'll bet they had a lot of fun. first it was black frirks small business saturday, cyber monday, now it's a celebration of giving. that's right, today was giving tuesday where people are caused to donate to causes dear to their hearts. children staying at the end can come in this room, pick out gifts for their family free of charge. giving tuesday by the way is held every tuesday after thanksgiving as a way of inspiring our community to help each other out. it is going to be harder to fine a christmas tree this year. that may drive up prices we're told by five to ten percent. the national christmas tree association says sales dropped during the recession and then growers didn't cut down as many trees they normally would. that left less space to grow seedings. now they don't have as many to cut and ship around the country people are shaking p the tree tradition this year. this is a w

christmas tree. it's popular because it safes space on the ploor. it keeps ornaments out of reach of small children and if you are interested the experts say shop around because a top situate turf i tree is currently go for about a thousand dollars at target. that's beautiful. the gifts is on the ceiling. you have to stick them up there the same way they put the tree up. amazon has several options. i'm assuming different prices. i see the benefits of this. when i had small kids they would pull the ribbon and the balls off the trees and they would break and then last christmas my dog chew ed through the wire of one of my trees. you need that. >> that's why good. you put the gifts under the point of the tree. you have to get creative with that, too, tony. >> that's it for us now. coming up at 10:30, a christmas lights controversy. how one family's elaborate outdoor display, you see it right there, is stirring up a

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this is fox5 local news at 10:30 . right now at ten:30, he was trusted with dozens of student athletes. tonight he's accused of sending a naked photo to a high school student. then a background check failure by the air force allow the texas church shooter to buy his weapons. now we're learning he's far from the only one who slipped through the system. new developments in the legal battle over who's the boss at the top country's top consumer watch dog agency. off the top, a woman robbed inside union station and tonight police are trying to track the suspect down. the victim spoke only to fox5's marina maracco. she joins us live with the story. >>reporter:

in the hospital tonight. this all happened right here at union station. one of the escalators she said a man was standing right in front of her. she ask ed him if she could walk past hivment it was a bus situate day inside. the man approached her he let her threw and then with a closed fist bashed her right in the face. that picture is what her face looked like. tonight amtrak police says they're investigating the incident and till looking for the suspect. the archdiocese is claiming their religious is being violated. the church is citing the first amendment for the basis of this lawsuit. we wanted to show you the ad that the church wanted to place with the archdiocese of. with the message find the perfect gift but metro rejected it saying they don't allow issue oriented

instituted that ban in 2015 after a pro israel group wanted to feature the islamic profit muhammad. the archdiocese argu ed those ads were independent situatery where those promotes piece. in august the aclu also sued on the same grounds. metro has yet to comment on either lawsuit. north korea did it again testing an inter continental ballistic missile this afternoon. the missile went higher and farther than previous tests. the missile splashed out in the sea of japan. it is the first missile test in nearly two months. it comes weeks after president trump put north korea back on the terrorism list. after an adult connected to prince george's county having inappropriate contact with the student we're asking the school district how they keep students safe. fox5's ef evan lambert is at

>>reporter: 26 year old carl joseph worked with the girls basketball team here. he is accused of texting a naked picture of himself to a teunt. he was arrested yesterday. here is his mug shot from police. according to records he is from baltimore. he's accused of send ing the photo earlier this month to a female student at park high school. a student told a staff member. he turned himself in yesterday. a letter went out to parents notifying them today. police are commend ing the student for coming forward and letting them thoa about joseph's alleged fai proap rate contact. he last been release from jail and is banned from volunteering in the school system. joe ivies just the latest adult accused of having an inappropriate relation ship with a student in prince george's county. one of the biggest in recent times is deonte carraway he is that school volunteer serving a 175 year sentence after bleeding guilty to 23

abuse and pornography charges. the cases stemmed from february 2016 when carraway abused and recorded dozens of boys engaged in sex acts. i'm side judge sylvania woods elementary. in 2016 vincent mack duffy was arrested for having sex with a 17 year old girl. the principal of that school also placed on administrative leave during that investigation. and a few months ago in september former substitute teacher and basketball coach why is toafer spites was indicted on child pornography charges. he's you a queuesed of having contact sex. so what have prince george's county school officials done to help prevent these kinds of crimes against students? a spokesman says since 2016 the board approved new student safety policies which include mandatory training for employees , contractors and volunteers. they also have specific policies that spell

what behavior is not tolerated when it comes to relationships between adults and students. those policies also make sure that there are swift consequence s including termination. anyone who knows anything about this latest case here at gwen park is asked to call police. reporting in prince george's county, evan lambert, fox5 local news. >> new tonight, the air force revealing dozens of service members with criminal conviction s were never reported to the federal gun background database. it comes after shot and killed 26 people. his domestic abuse conviction was never passed on to the fbi and that could have stopped him from buying the weapons. kelly's case was not an isolated incident and so far several dozen other records were corrected. a family who lost nine members in the shooting is now suing the air force. multiple members of the congressional black

urging john conyers to resign. he is facing multiple allegations of sexual misconduct . another woman has come forward accused conyers of making unwanted sexual advances to her when she was a staffer in his office two decades ago. conyers denied previous allegations last week that after days of pressure he finally announced he would step down from his role as the top democrat on the house judiciary committee. a big victory for president trump with the consumer protection bureau. the federal judge citing with the white house saying the president 's decision to put nick muscle varney in charge temporarily is legal. here's fox's time rosen. >>reporter: president trump's acting director nick muscle varney began the morning project ing casual confidence in his lederle shap of the agency. later blasting out a photo of himself digging into details as he put it on

deputy director lee accused dra english installed in that post last week as one of the final acts of richard correspond x-ray before his resignation sued the president and mulvaney in federal court seeking an emergency order to bar mulvaney present exercising authority on the grounds that the 2010 law that established cfpb makes her the acting director and an attorney for english tweeted out her statement. i plan on spending the day at cfpb head quarters. this agency has fought for working people and now it is time for us to fight for the agency. in court papers late monday, justice department attorneys backing the president sought to quawsh the english suit on the grounds that the 1998 vacancy reform act provides the chief executive with the quote exclusive means to fill the cfpb post. of plaintiff's arg yults to the contrary race on a bureaucratic sleight of hand on the final day of

correspond x-ray's tenor the doj argued. it is acting director mulvaney who is in residence at the cfpb is lists as acting director on the website and has gun work. the general counsel advised all buffer oh personnel to act consistently with the understanding that director mulvaney is the acting director of the cfpb. in my mind there there is no doubt that mr. mulvaney is running the agency. the current general counsel agreed. miss english is suing on her own behalf. with english actively e-mailing subordinate officials muscle vaik i sent off memos apologiz ing for the confusion. truckses you receive from miss english. when she is purporting to act as the acting director and district court judge timothy kelly placed on the bench by president trump ruled against for a temporary re

blocked the president's acting director from fulfilling his duties. we also learned in court that nick muscle varney, the president's man quote, reprimanded laura english. >> it's a move that's not sitting well with environmentalists. the trump administration okaying the oil company to explore in the artic ocean. they've given permission to an italian company to drill for oil. they allow some exploration to take place a couple of years ago but then prevented any new drilling. they could open more areas in the artic for exploration. >> up next at some:30 you know tuition at an ivy league school is going to cost you a pretty penny. many parents are shelling out big bucks just to give their kids a shot. not to go there, but just to get in. tiz the season to be giving or tiz the season to be fibulaing? you be the yuj. a whopping 96

percent say they are giving to charity this year. the survey which was done by bank rate.com also finds a quarter plan to donate more than they did last year. stocks continue in their record run on wall street, the do you, the nasdaq, the s & p 500, all time closing highs. when folks aren't giving they're probably just shopping. that's because consumer confidence sored to a 17-year high this movement a lot of folks are feeling better about the job market and the overall economy and how about a side order of winnings with that roast beef sandwich. the parent company of arby's say it's now reached a deal to buy buffalo wild winnings and the total amount due wet server brings the check, try $2.4 billion. don't forget to leave a trip. that's business. i'm neil cavuto.

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>> con connecticut family is stirring up some tension in their neighborhood over this elaborate christmas decoration. the hallow well family's display features more than 35,000 lights . it attractings thousand s of visitors every holiday season. the neighbors say they're so fed up because all of the attention causes heavy traffic in the the area. at least 45 people have signed a petition asking the town to take action. meanwhile the family is taking precautions to avoid upsetting their neighbors. we've got back on our hours and we've also lowered the volt tabling of the lights

in the as bright. we've also lowered the music. >> the hol wells don't charge admission to view the display but they do accept donations. all of the profits benefit the shoo ryan ers'. they're trying it's the spirit of the season. and they're cutting back on their hours. i'm on the fence on this one because i think it's wonderful what they're trying of doing in trying to race money, but i can see the neighbor's point of view. it's their holiday and all the traffic coming through. before you compare it to the gris wold. they had 25,000. that's 35,000 they get to do the redof the movie, then. we'll have them in it. griswold with his big tree let's talk a little bit about the last couple of days have been pretty decent. i think tomorrow is the warmest day of the next seven and it's going to

redo. >> it's our wednesday redo. mother nature giving us another day in the 60s which will be delightful. the rest of the week honestly, sarah, jim really looking pretty good, too. it's a quiet week locally. tomorrow ill definitely be the warmest day but we're going to see temperatures staying close to where they should be for this time of year. no measurable rain with no exception thursday night into friday morning might be a pot potty shower. tomorrow , wednesday we'll have nine hours and 40 minutes of daylight. sun going down at 46789. forty-six. we had a beautiful sunrise and sunset. we put a few pictures on twitter about that. when we get to the winter solace, december 21 then we'll start gaining daylight again. we're only a couple of days away from the first of december. how fast the time is going. tomorrow you'll want to trech the day out because it will be a chilly start but

in the mid 60s in many areas tomorrow, but then a bit of adjust:we're seasonable with temperatures mostly in the mid 60s, occasionally upper 50s. a chance for showers maybe late thursday or early friday. it's a very slight chance. most of them won't see them. when they do come through it will be mostly in the overnight hours. for the weekend, it looks sunny and dry. if you're trying to get your house decorated or maybic p up a christmas tree you're in good shape. a chilly start because a lot of places are already down into the 30s and we'll definitely head down into colder territory tonight although not as cold as we were last night. we'll be a little bit cooler on thursday with a trevment 56-degrees and a check of radar tonight, not much to see. we've got clear skies. this little deck of qulowdz is a weak frontal boundary that will cross us during the day tomplet it does nothing more than

the wind direction. we might be a continue t i bit breezy from time to time. check how the temperature range from 50 in d.c. to a chilly 36 in culpeper, 37 in cumberland. we are look ing n for temperatures to get down into the low and mid 30s. most of us will stay warmer than we were last night and mostly in the mid to upper 40s. pits burke still 52 greece . that's kind of mild for them this time of year. chicago 47, detroit 56 much it's actually cooler to our north and west or warmer, actually more comfortable than it is down to the south. rally coming at 42 greece. richmond at 49. tomorrow high pressure will drive a weak front through our area as mentioned and just not expecting much in the way of wibd shift or anything else. a little bit noticeable in the afternoon but those temperatures from 8 a.m. temperature of 49 we should quickly climb by the noon hour to 61-degrees. by 4:00 about 62. so check out the high temperatures for

tomorrow and we'll taw you right to the fox5 seven day forecast because yes, just a few clouds thursday. we're doing the national christmas tree lighting thursday evening. it should be dry for that. if we see any showers it would be after that or maybe an early shower at 54- degrees. saturday is the cooler. both days look like they're going to be dry, 56 on sunday and monday. we're right back up to 359-degrees on tuesday. who wouldn't take a 6g wednesday. >> back to you. air b and b is rolling out a new feature to make group trips a little bit easier. users will now be able to split payments for up to 16 people. wet organizer of the trip books the trip their portion of the payment will be charged to a credit card to hold the reservation of the the other members of the party will then have three days to pay their share. if they fail to to pay within that window there is a 24 grace period before the hold is

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