snrv right now at 10:00. problems in the air. the computer glitch that could put thousands of flights over the christmas holiday inn jeopardy. >> and linking roofs and crumbling walls anden cap l lateing asbestos. the school in disrepair and the project shelved de

>> fake dr. a dozen are suing a hospital their patient right were violated by a man that claimed to be a gynecologist. the news at 10 starts rights now. >> and we begin tonight with breaking news about the investigation into russia medaling in the 2016 election. president trump son-in-law, jared kushner was questioned this month by special counsel robert muller team about former national security advisor michael flynn. conversations lasted less than 90 minutes. "new york times" is reporting that prosecutors asked cub kushner about interactions between flynn and the russian government. >> disturbing details, ten women are suing a maryland hospital. they claim their patient right were violated by a man that claimed ton a gynecologist. >> and there could be hundreds of women seep by that man at prince george hospital center. marina marraco spoke to a woman that said her child was delivered

doctor. >> they employed a man who said to be dr. charles j. acoda and he use aid complex and sophisticated identity theft scheme. the hospital maintains they completed a dill get and thorough background check this man who practiced at their facility. however, exactly a week ago, a class action lawsuit was filed in federal court by ten anonymous women coming forward claiming this man right here, allegedly falsified the majority if not all of his medical degrees, documentation and identity allowing him to practice medicines a gynecologist at prince george hospital center for a total of 8 years from 20 08 to 2016 as resident and, doctor. tonight one of the women whose baby was delivered by this man came forward. he has messed up my health afterwards. thought the entire time, i put trust in him to. find out he's a fake i'm apaled

disbelief because i would expect the hospital to not do a thorough background check on people that are willing to work for them. >> this has timely come to an end. >> it came to an end in june of 2016, for fraudulent social security number. they then executed warrants at his home and found false passport, they found false social security number, altered immigration documents, altered diploma and medical transcript and altered letters of recommendation. >> and through a spokesperson the prince george hospital center says in part dr. acota completed his ob set sticks and gynecology at howard. subsequent he was board certified by the american board of obstetrics in gynecology in 2014. he peld physician licenses in good standing in state of maryland

vir vivr. acota demonstrated breath and depth of clinical competency expected of a gynecologist but in 2016 he was operating with a doctor without a license and indicted and thee ten women in the lawsuit and 10 owe 0 other women told lawyers they too were patients of the fake doctorate prince george hospital center and seeking damages as a result. sarah. long time today show anchor are matt lauer is out fired after allegation of inappropriate sexual behavior at work. nbc received a detailed complaint from female colleague monday night claiming inappropriate behavior started during the 2014 olympics and continued aft games. nbc noted this was first complaint against lauer but there was reason to believe it was not isolated incidents. hours of the termination announcement variety magazine said three women came forward with

harassments by lauer accused him of exposing himself and gifting sex toys to co-w co-workers. in the private sector and on the hill men reason accused and are these allegations handled differently. >> in the private sector they have a lot of hr and other systems in place to make sure that happens and i think that forcing snoun resfrin their elected seat is probably even bigger deal than that. it's not just their personal job security but also you know people elected this person and they're good qualities, bad qualities, everything about them to be there forcing someone to resign from elected position it's good it takes a couple more steps to make that happen. >> guys on the hill seem most of the times employed by themselves. they're their own boss. in the private sector you'll have you know higher ups that demand you have to get out of town. so either way, justice is

>> and of course, this story has been trending on social media all day and the reaction has been mixed. some people support lauer and others applauding bravery of victims that came forward, shawn. >> long time public radio host garrison keeler was fired following allegations of inappropriate behavior with someone who worked with him. minnesota public radio confirmed it lemd of the allegations last month and has since cut tie was okayler. he's host of prairie home companion and retired from that show last year. he was fired one day after he defended minnesota senator al franken in on ad for "washington post". the u.s. capitol police are investigating the alleged sex assault of a tourist inside the capitol building. according to a redacted police report there were two victims one alleges she was groped and report identifies the suspect as 120-year-old man and says case was cleared by an arrest. virginia congress woman comstock told

concerned about the incident and homes other women will come forward if assaulted. >> we'll make sure it's thoroughly vested and any such actions in the future can be prevented and stopped and there's awareness of who or how anyone might do this. the incident was made public about the same time the house voted to pass new sexual harassment paining tore members and staffers steming from wave of women on the hill who report being harassed. new tonight, white house advisor kelly anne con way is america new opioid czar from jeff sessions who says con way will be the point person in the trump administration fight against the nationwide opioid pros is. he tapped con way to change perception of opiates and redution deuce addictions and death and adding ep dimic is top priority. >> and president trump took his pitch to

st. charles, missouri. it mark the second trip to missouri to sell tax plan an a day after the senate finance committee advanced a sweeping tax passage to the full senate. the bill faces hurdles in the senate and republicans have just two strots spare. if passed the measure would be the nation's first tax overhaul in 31 years. >> and the man who organized white nationalist rally this year in charlottesville vir vur is planning another one. jason kesler applied for a per note hold a rally at lee park. i expect the charlottesville fwovrment to try to reject it and i'm ready for the fight. heather higher was killed during the unight the right rally when they clashed with protesters earlier this year. parent of stuments at poolsville high school in montgomery country have been fighting for years that the repairs desperately needs repairs. and this week a major setback with the school board removing it from the repair he

"fox5" korey kaufman is live outside the high school tonight with more on the st story, korey. >> many parents tell me they moved out to this community specifically for the high school. it did get a new science center multi-million dollar science center in fact recently. but the main part of the building is certainly in disrepair. you can see some of the issues just on the outside of this building. but, really, it's the inside that has the worst shape. let's take you inside. because it was built in 195 parents say narrow halls creates fire hazards and students in one classroom have to go through to the get out and stairs like this most of the building is not ada compliant and missing ceiling tile from leaky voovz a common site and patchwork of electrical fixes and exposed wiring. there are holes in walls and peeling paint vrp the school was on track for fixs in 2014. but that got pushed back to 2023. now the school district has sell ofed the

sell ofed the projects entirely. among the items receiving h higher priority new schools to relieve overcrowding. montgomery country growth out paced district infrastructure and still left poolsville parents at a loss. >> at what point does dealing with over capacity in other schools completely outweigh infrastructure and crumbling building. you have to ask yourself if it truly just comes down to numbers and the the business you still have students here who need a place toss go to school. >> do we have a representation and legislators that we can believe when they say something is going to happen, that anywhere in the county, forget poolsville, that they can just change their mind and things that are dog eared and promised and assured go away. >> i have a nine and 7-year-old and knowing a school that has asbestos problems my mother died of lung can several the last thing i'll do is put her in that environment. >> and

montgomery county school board tells me the repairs list is 0 years old and criteria needed to be reevaluated which is why poolsville and other schools were put on hold. >> we had schools that are not on the list who, if you walked into the building you would go oh, my gosh, what's wrong h here. >> and they had not been put into the list because that fact assessment list was a snapshot a moment in time. >> that moment in time in 1990. fast forward to 2017 and district tells me there's too many pressing items to move forward. parents think all these fixes tat railroad done is a band-aid and they want more to be done. >> up next at 10, preying on safetive loved ones. two local victims of the grand parent scam and tips to keep your cash number your pocket. live at reagan national tonight. lauren, what are y

>> shawn, sarah, the skies could be a little clearer this christmas and not for good reason. when american airlines is saying about the glech that gave all pilots off over the holidays and what you can do if you purchased atic wet them. sue. >> hi there, lauren, you have a warmer jacket own tonight. you'll need it. after hitting 70 at reagan national today suburban areas into the mid 0s. we'll have a look at the forecast in a

now to a story you'll see first here on "fox5". within the last two weeks two residents in montgomery county fell for the so-called grand parent scam. they both lost $5,000. joyce thomas was one of those. someone calling that was her grandson said he needed help and was in an accident and someone was hurt and locked up and needed $5,000 to get out of jail.

within a few hours she realized she was scammed after calling her grandson's cell phone. >> he answered the phone and now i'm like, where are you? you know? what happened? where are you? >> he said what do you mean. i said somebody called and said you were in jail. and he said oh, no. he said, that was a scam. he says i'm in church. >> police were able to trace the account miss thomas sent the money to and had it frozen but it maying a challenge to get money back. >> what a mess. >> all right. heads up if you are booked to fly american airlines over the christmas holidays a glitch in the scheduling system gave pilots days off and airline is scrambling to fix what could affect more than 15,000 flights. "fox5" lauren demarco is liver at reagan national airport tonight with what you need to know to make sure you don't get grounded yourself. hey, lauren, what's going on? >> reporter: shawn, some of the news networks are calling

christmas. of course the holiday surprise is the buzzest and peak time when it comes to air travel. tonight i spoke with several experts who say there's already a pilot shortage. it's not like there's a bunch wait around to be pulled off the bench. >> i'm hearing that the airline wants to use reserved pilot an union is objecting saying it violates the their contract. >> estimated 15,000 american airline flights scheduled between december 17 and 31 have no pilots sketched to fly them. and it's all due it a glitch in the system that bids the pilots time off based on seniority. american is offering to pay timeen a half to nin any pilot that agrees to pick up open trips during that time. the airline says it's working diligently to avoid any flight cancellations over the holiday season but travelers, especially those who purchased non refundable tickets have been set into a tail spin. expert say if

the ticket holders and you have to fly, the only real plan b is drastic. you can buy another ticket for a flight scheduled a few hours after your american flight. if american is able to get you where you need to go, you can then cancel your backup flight at the last minute. but it may be expensive back up plan and you must do your home twork pull it off. >> well southwest doesn't really have a penalty for canceling. you can use their -- that ticket then on another flight up to a year. but all the other airlines have change fees that pretty much eat up whatever you would pay unless you get what's called refundable ticket. >> refundable tickets are expensive that would be a multi-thousand and dollar investment in order to make that happen. but, if you really can into the ford not to lose the money on that bigru

that you purchased already, that's pretty much the only way to go right now. >> you need to make sure you're able to cancel that refundable ticket within just a few hours. and as far as travel insurance it may be too late to get it right now. since this is already a known situation. but if you had it already, definitely check to see if there's any way that can help you out. and really the hope is that with all the media pressure and all the attention it's getting and extra cash, maybe a lot of those pilots will pull through and step up to help. also, that maybe american will start offering some refunds if necessary. you have to imagine some of these pilots already have holiday plans of their own. that's the latest at reagan national back to you in the studio. >> let's hope they get worked out. that's a lot of flight. >> they better make it right. >> look that a festive celebration underway at yards park. >> for the next month visitors can wander through interactive

water front. gary mcgrady shows us eye catching elements, take a look. >> come here. we got it to cooperate. look how cool this is. this is a huge globe probably two stories high and this is called the moon garden actually. i've learned all about this stuff. and in the moon gavrden it puts up all these great festive scenes. it's a little like a super large snow globe and every now and then it snows in there as well. so lots of different scenes and there's four total globes down here and we're really between the district winery and mariny i hope i say that correctly that's another restaurant down here why by the the way the yards has become populated with food and things to do. this last blobe i want to show you is incredibly unique because it's interactive. and we have kenny here. kenny is kind of the technical wiz down here the master if you will. and so really, when i say interactive

can project pictures of y yourselfthon correct? >> it's like a camera it picks up same speed of camera quick when it shines the light it reveals very quickly what you shined the light on. >> it gives people a chance to come down mean here. and you've been helping people. kenny will show us how it works he will be here 6 to 10 every night. >> every night until the new year. >> when you come down here i know you will find kenny and he'll take great picture with you. show us how it work. we have to be still for a second. it will lose that picture and we'll start fresh with another one. is that good enough yet? do your thing here. go ahead. what do i do come up close? here i am. watch this. >> wow. >> now put the fun things around it for me kenny and make it look all festive. he's been doing this down here for families and kids and everybody has been down here. it already went away

we'll do it one more time for you we'll get really close we have to go kenny, boom, one last one. >> gary was awfully de papding there. he got it in and it looked cool. >> it is cool out there today. that was not the case earlier today. sarah, shawn, we had a beautiful day. 70 reagan national and bye-bye warm weather it's just about out of here. we have a lot of places in the 0s. show you those high temperatures today, sorry to say we're not getting a do-over. we'll go back to reality and reality is not bad tomorrow. we'll see temperatures back to normal which is the 50s and you know what it's really not that bad. check how far we've fallen. 39 win chester and 50 in d.c.. the range tonight, low 30s to about 44 degrees. it's a chilly start for thursday. and we should have a good amount of sunshine top get you started and we'll talk about what you can expect for the lighting of the national christmas tree and everything else on the 7 day forecast in just a few minutes. sarah

>> steve, thanks. coming up tomorrow on "fox news morning" in-depth discussion about probe into graduation nraits south east d.c. and kevin mccarthy one-on-one interview with nick joan as and he talked be about jumanji and a preview of the national christmas tree li lightin all start tomorrow 4:25 a.m.

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>> and all right coming up next at 10:30 a man's heart stopped beating but still alive thanks to d.c. firefighters. >> we'll bring you the reuon between the man and first responders that saved his l life. >> and a new lawsuit against howard youen the student failed to properly handle report of sexual assault on campus. the 10:30 is next

>> a man posing as gynecologist request falsified medical degree and nearly a dozen are taking action against the local hospital where he works and explosive new lawsuit claiming howard university failed to handle a report of sexual assault on campus and the president makes a push for tax reform and controversial retweets are stealing the spotlight. the 10:30 starts now. >> lx back ten women are saying patients right were violated by

to be a gynecologist. >> and there could be hundreds of women seen by that man at prince george hospital center. marina marraco joins us with more. marina. >> that doctor likely delivered hundreds of babe writes in the the years he practiced at prince george hospital center and a new federal lawsuit says the doctor that went by charles acoda has more than 11 aliases and used a fake social security number and falsified doctor degrees and recommendation letters. the suit alleges prince george hospital center did not complete a diligent background check before hiring him. the hospital disputes the accusations and contends he was board certified and his physician licenses were in good standing in both maryland and virginia. . the long time host of the today show matt lauer fired after an allegation of inappropriate sexual behavior at work. the network received a detailed complaint from a female colleague claiming the behavior started

behavior started during the 2014 olympics and continued after te games. and after lauer's termination three more came forward with allegations of sexual assault by lauer. >> a sexual assault ever a tourist inside a capitol building. a redacted report says one of them was groped and the report identifies the suspect adds 20-year-old man and says the case was cleared with an arrest. the president is pushing for his tax plan to clear the senate later this week. so he traveled to missouri today to deliver a speech and says america will be celebrating christmas with a big, beautiful tax cut. fox's john roberts has more. >> if we do this, then america will win again like never, ever before. >> there is still a long road for the tax bill to travel before it becomes law. but, today, another

republican senator montana safe dane said he seen enough prog less toe clear the bill for the debate and the president is ready to get it done. >> can we do the vote now they said how about friday i don't want wait until friday. the big day is tomorrow or the next day. i would say do it now. we're ready. >> with tax reform the most important message of the week president trump insxlisicably stepped on his own message earlier 2349 day out comment retweeting series of individual wrotes reporting to show muslims reporting acts of violence. and the videos unverified were originally tweeted by deputy director britain first a ult ra nationalist party in the uk and office of theresa may denounced endorsement of the videos saying it's wrong for the president to have done this. press secretary sarah huckabee sanders de 23e7bded the

videos are unverified. >> you're focusing on the wrong thing. the threat is real and that's what the president is talking about. >> this is a christian country. >> but the woman who tweeted videos jada franken took to twitter for supporting her cause. she faces jail time. she asked president trump toypt veen on her behalf. >> i'm appealing for ipt vution before i'm thrown in james and others. >> whether trump intemded to support to fraps's imgrant campaign is unclear. and there is also the distinct possibility that the president didn't know what it was he was retweeting or whether it came from when he hit the tweet button. >> during the president's speech he mentioned nuclear threat for north korea north korea, in a

situation will be handled. north korea north korea launch aid missing for the first time in two months. they launched a emergency meeting and nicky haley urged council members to out off all dealings with jung yang. >> in addition to implementing all un sanctions all should sever diplomatic relations are north korea eric and limit military, sign signtive,mer shall and they must also cut off trade by stopping all imports and exports and bell all north korean workers. >> yesterday's missile launch was said to be most successful yet. up next o 10:30 saying that's to the first responders that saved his life. >> first, here's sue. >> hey there, sarah, news to break. we have the last day of november on deck for tomorrow. and that's when we light the national christmas tree tomorrow around 5:00o

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>> all of the details outlined in the lawsuit. we brought you the story first back in may with five women. now sixth woman came forward and says after she was raped out here on howard university campus she felt like she was not getting the help she asked for. and was living on campus in fear. and now the lawsuit that she filed was filed on november 27. the woman joined five others in a same lawsuit and claim the university was slow to resolve claims of sexual assault. the latest claim says the student was raped by assailant in april of 2016 in dorm and the victim says she went to school officials and was told the investigation would take three months. contrary to the school policy of 60 days. coordinator handling her case said "i wish you wouldn't have wait aid week to report, because we only have a few days left of school to vest. " now throughout the process theic

the victim says she was mentally impacted. seeing accuser on campus and was not given time to make up assignments during the whole ordeal. when the classes resumed in the fall the accused with assigned to her dormitory. april of 2017 she was told by dean the same allegeded rapist had raped another student and the school was reon eping her case saying "don't worry, we're going to get on it. we're going to move fast. we're going to nip this in the bud" now more than 360 days since originally filing her complaint her case remains unsolved. we reached out to howard university and they said the university has been and remains xhipted to diligently investigations any leltions to ensure a safe and helmy community for tackty, staff and students. as i matter of practice we do not comment on title nine cases, allegations or end w withing litigation. and now i spoke with the attorney for all six of the women and she tells me at

system that does not work. and now as far as we know howard university has also filed a lawsuit or filed something to have the complaint dismissed. that was back in july. as far as we know, the attorney tells us at this point the suspect is still con campus. for now reporting live, melissa howell, "fox5 local news". >> now to a very special reunion in the district between a man and d.c. firefighters who helped save his life. bob barnard with the story. >> inside engine company three until nnl avenue northwest. >> how are you doing. >> elliot pener and son braden and wife karen meet the firefighters emts and paramedics that saved the 57-year-old new jersey man's life last april 15. previously heart healthy pener went into full cardiac arrest shortly after he and braden arrived at union station for a

>> he war in the right place at the right time and we heard them call for als. >> the fire fight rz were dispatched to union station to check on somebody else with a medical issue when braden ran outside to get help for his father who at first was not feeling well. >> if it was not for the luck of me uk walking into app ambulance manned behind these folks i don't be here. >> we saw ekg changes and went into cardiac arrest and shocked him and that happened six or certain times on the way to the hospital. >> lucky in one aspect we never ended up finding the other personal we were there to see. and so obviously when somebody comes up we'll take care of them. >> and i've got say my gratitude goes out to them. they do an outstanding job and in any case an unbelievable job and i'll forever be in debted to them. >> d.c. fire chief gregory dean and mr. pener. >> firefighter paramedics you -- >> presented each of the

call a cardiac arrest safe coin. >> we're here to congratulate the family and we're here to congratulate the firefighters with what a great job they did. >> we were in the right place at the right time and stars alined for everything to work out. >> near fatal medical distress success story with a warm hearted ending. in north west, bob barnard, "fox5 local news". >> again right place at the right time and ellie pen her good advice. if you feel like something is wrong and something doesn't feel right don't ignore it get help. >> get to the doctor. whatever you need to do. >> next at 10:30 going sl buying land in northern virginia. >> what the company is trying to do with 150 acres it bought in loudoun county. .

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building. >> i'm coming in with a mask tomorrow. >> it is that time of year. >> inen and out of air conditioning to try air. >> no doubt about it. >> today, wow we had a last gift. hopeful hi not a last gift. mother nature ge et cetera up and most places were generally upper 60s. reagan national one of the you uer places coming in 0. but it's gone. and we won't be getting a redo tomorrow. sorry about that folk. these are the temperatures we hit and as we look at not only our headlines but these fun pictures eddie tweeting wfo hey sue palka fun day to buy a christmas tree i think you're right. unfor natalie we'll get right back to november reality. before we bring in a whole new

meterological inter. colder air is coming in tonight it's not chilly or generally average is 53 this time of year. in terms of rain we have a few showers just a few late thursday night. maybe into the overnight showers before dawn on friday. no big deal and not cold enough for anything. sunny and cool. not bitterly cold. these are good days and good week to get a lot of running around now and do outstanding you'll notice clouds getting thicker late day. after 5 or 6:00 and brighter friday with temperature 54. temperature around the yeeming gone 4 of culpeper and frederick down to freeing mark already. couple better land 36 and -- crk and out liar at 50 because of urbanea

affect all that person in heat of the day. we'll probably drop them in the district and mid to low 30s in the suburbs under clear skies and winds north east. tomorrow we'll start brought. 56 still a little above average this time of year. late day clouds will come on in and as you know it's 5 to 44 maybe a few spots earlier than that. after school, 52 to 58 if you head down to eclipse at the tree lieding, 5, pbg being, maybe speaking of cloudy see a little deck the clouds through west virginia that may coming in the next several hours and give us partly cloud ski kiz. we have critically. khom not propertyal system and passed through ld today and bringing in colder air now and second front gets close tomorrow and

bring us a chance of showers later in the day. before those showers get here though we should be able to get close to 60 in mannasas. hey trid rikz bur 6 for you and mid 50s taught do iten again just a few clouds here and there. you can see at 5bg on future cast clouds not quite here. but we pause this 9:00 and some showers but not in the mountains. taking that forward i see a lot of that drying up. few showers moving on through. by the time you get to friday morning it's out of here and it's another dry day to reach you. on "fox5" accuweather 7 day forecast mostly 50s. even into the weekend, 52 saturday. sunday 5. we're warmer again on relatively speaking at 57. tuesday, 61 and wednesday 54 so pretty quiet weather jopd pens though some computer models suggest woldest air we've seen and taste of the

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>> new bomb shell aetions of sexual misconduct against fired today show host matt lauer. >> i put my nruingt him. >> nearly a dozen women are suing after a man pretend took a gynecologist treated them at a maryland hospital and tonight one of those women is talking to "fox5". >> 65-year-old montgomery high school is talling part and county went back on its promise to renovate. what that the means for the future of poolsville high school and students. >> your holiday flight may be delayed or grounded thanks to a glitch. now a major airline is sdrambleing to find enough pilots to fly this holiday schb the news at 11 starts