i am honored to be the dean of american university and it is my great pleasure to welcome you to american university washington college of law for this exciting plenary session of the next steps in health reform 2017 congress. at this year in partnership with the american society of law, medicine and ethics and generous support from our cosponsors, we are thrilled to expand to a three-day conference attracting speakers and attendees from multiple disciplines in the academy and practice. this conference is also timed with the launch of our new health, law and policy program. i know the faculty and students will be partnering with you on the very important work in the areas of healthcare, law and economics. thank you and please join me in welcoming american university provost doctor scott bass who will introduce the american university president, sylvia burwell. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, dean nelson and all of you. it is my pleasure to introduce the next keynote speaker, sylvia mathews burwell come at the 15th president of the american university. president but while is a visionar

police and american university police are still investigating this incident. live at au, i'm melanie alnwick, fox5 local news. >> melanie, thank you. 4:32 is the time. investigators are now involved in the search for three missing william county in virginia. the fbi says they're worried the teens could be in danger. ashley lemus breonia thomas and sham ray ya' wright left the bristow area sunday morning. police want to hear from you if you know where they are. >> ♪ >> roy moore and donald trump, we are toast. >> you're the guy that could just for fun -- think how much fun it would be just to be the foil and point out what an idiot this guy is. >> that's arizona senator jeff flake spilling his candid feelings about president trump on hot mic. he was unaware his microphone was on. flake has been an open critic of president trump and previously announced he would not run for reelection in 2018. of course president trump wasted no time hitting back at the comments tweeting senator jeff flaky was caught purposely on mic saying bad things about your president. >> th

now, american university police and d.c. police are investigating this incident.ent will be posted around campus on shuttle buses and also on bulletin boards. live in northwest, i'm melanie alnwick, fox5 local news. >> ♪ >> come the party of roy moore and donald trump. we are toast and -- and -- but you're the guy that could just for fun -- think how much fun it could be just to be the foil and to point out what an idiot this guy is. >> that was arizona senator jeff flake spilling his candid feelings about president trump on a hot mic. senator was unaware his microphone was still on. it came following a speaking event in arizona. flake has been an open critic of mr. trump and previously announced he would not run for reelection in 2018. president trump wasted no time tweeting "senator jeff flaky who is unelectable in the great state of arizona was caught purposely on mic saying bad things about your favorite president." >> meanwhile the president is also making headlines for tweeting about the three u.c.l.a. basketball players arrested in china for shoplifting and

american universities recruit internationally the contract is simple they have to wait for the good stuff. to not return. and the university of kentucky certainly provides the means. here there are almost two hundred people to ensure the welfare of the athletes footballers basketball players tennis players after training that all meet in the state of the art care facility. with a mandatory dip in the high spot. league. in the northern. league on american campuses the athletes are not quite like the other students. every year they bring in about one hundred four million dollars for the university. on the top of the podium american footballers and their indispensable cheerleaders. nineteen times university champion the kentucky team holds the most titles in the history of the united states and flexible agile here cheerleaders are real acne. curie is twenty two years old she's one of the team captains. like tom no school fees are completely covered so this young woman likes to get things right. today it's official photo day these photos will grace the posters on the calendars for the upcomin

the vast majority pose no threat and like other newcomers infuse american universities with energy and fresh perspectives but some may have other agendas like a chinese graduate student of duke university. as i recount in my book, pentagon funded research at duke creating an invisibility -- tight american weapons. exploiting an unwary professor and collaboration guidelines arranged for collaboration with chinese scientists visited the duke lab photographic equipment in a bill. he also deceived a professor into committing to share his research in china and secretly started a website in china-based on duke's research, and take the key, a doctorate, he returned to china using the work at duke for competing institute with chinese government support, financial support and became a billionaire. i was talking to a customer in a bookstore the other day. he said espionage is good because it helps countries understand each other. may be so there's a lot of collateral damage. vulnerable students sucked in unwittingly, young and impressionable and didn't know better and professors who were pressur

the mood here at american university for some students is one of anxiety. they tell me that they are surprised, stunned that police say that the sexual assault happened on campus. the university sent out a crime alert reminding students, warn they use the uber app when they get rides. >> that's horrifying. >> reporter: melanie mckenzie and amy lau are american university students. they're concerned after police say a man posing as an uber driver sexually assaulted a woman on campus after 3:00 sunday morning. >> i'm surprised that it happened. that's really terrible. >> reporter: the 21-year-old woman and her friend told police they saw an uber sticker on a car, flagged down the driver, and got inside near du pont circle. according to these court documents, 36-year-old el husin jordali was posing as an uber driver. he yelled at the friend to get out of the car. once the friend got out, he sped off with the woman inside. police say he drove to american university, forced her out of the car, and sexually assaulted her. court documents also say video surveillanc

police say the victim told them her uber driver forced her out of the car in front of american university, pushed her over, and sexually assaulted her. but police now will only say that she thought he was an uber driver, and uber says he was not. it says he was banned from the app years ago. >> i don't tend to use it, unless i'm with like a group of people. i have used it by myself, and i felt safe. >> reporter: outside american university a lot of people were alarmed by the attack. not many of them said it would scare them away from ride hailing companies. >> will it change your habits, or your behavior at all? >> i mean, it should but to be honest, no, i still need uber to get around. >> reporter: uber has been running a campaign, urging people to check the app, and confirm the license is supposed to be picking them up before they climb in. chris brigs is among the women who say they have been assaulted by uber drivers. >> started smashing my face, and shoving his tongue into my mouth. i started shouting, no, no. >> reporter: uber is facing a $2 million lawsuit by women who say they wer

another attainable treat for the majority of students because behind all the show and the american universities hired a reality that is very different. columbia dartmouth new york university american universities are among the best in the world renowned for their teaching their sports establishment but also for campus life. and party. studying here can cost up. eighty thousand dollars a year so when students don't receive scholarships like tom they take on a debt in order to finance their studies. thirty two thousand. two hundred twenty. two get by financially some female students like it don't hesitate to look for support. or to take the first few hundred dollars. aside openly matches of generous donors with indebted students and so the controversy breaks out . you are a prostitute and you are a mit educated person. on campus the pressure to succeed is so high that american students overindulge binge drinking to let their hair down. but also taking amphetamine derivatives to boost their academic results there's a real trafficking of substances going on in. the fraternities are symbol of presti

that incident happened on the main campus of american university according to the police. the vick item was picked up from due hospital circle area. they believed daily was operateing a vehicle for hire for ride sharing service when she got in. once arrived at the victim's destination at au that's when he attacked her. >> when the vehicle and suspect driving vehicle got to the 4300 block of massachusetts avenue norm west he ordered victim to exit the vehicle. and proceeded to sexually assault her. >> we spoke with students on campus who had been made aware of the attack many tell us they were shaken up and will be taking extra precaution. >> now i'm going to be more careful with uber and lyft. whenever i use it i'm with friends and not by myself and i don't use it at odd hours. but now it's going to make me consider like what i'm leaving like that. and also that i have to be more careful. >> we're seeing a lot of sexual assault in man question facets of life and i think that right now it's so prevalent people think they can do whatever they want. i don't think this communi

>> look, i know i just saw neil here, so i know there's an american university crowd. >> the president of the university is right here. >> right in front of me. >> so look, thank you to american university for accepting me, because i was probably a long shot for them. but when i got to cleollege, it was completely different. you get to college and you get to reinvent yourself. i explained this to my daughters. no one knows you're the dumb kid or no one knows you're the kid that can't read or no one knows anything about your history. you get to walk in with a complete blank slate and you get to redefine yourself. number two about college and i've said this to every kid who's ever listened to me. at max you go to class 16 hours a week. so what is college? college is a time management exercise. so if you tell me i'd be in class 16 hours a week, i can get prepared to be in class 16 hours i week. i can reread the thing 22 times. i can figure it out. in high school when you have to be in class eight hours a day and then you want to play a sport and you get home at 8:00 at night and you want

we're live at american university with who police say they are looking for. >> live look outside on thisonday morning. it's november 20th. not a bad start to the day. >> first though at 6:00 we're following breaking news involving metro. erin is here to fill us in. good morning. >> that's right 6 o'clock straight up. big problems if you're planning to take metro out of virginia. blue and yellow line impacted by fire activity. a fire reported at pentagon. shuttle service requested there. planning to take the yellow line train service suspended between haven't. shuttle buses requested. take metrobus carpool find different alternate this morning. if you have any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. we're gathering more information on that breaking news. we'll have a full look at your commute as we continue. steve and allison. >> thanks very much. more breaking news overnight. charles manson died last night of natural causes after nearly half a century behind bars. >> manson was the mastermind behind the two night killing spree in 1969. four of his followers first murdered pregnant actres

director cohn: so i know there's, i just saw, i know there's an american university crowd in here somewhere. >> the president of the university is right here. >> oh, right in front of me. so thank you to american university for accepting me because i was probably a long shot for them. but when i got to college it was completely different. college and you get to reinvent yourself. no one is your the gun kid or you are the no --no one as you are the dumb kid. you get to refine yourself. class 16 hoursto a week. college is a time management exercise. you tell me i need to being class 16 hours week, i can give get prepared.can was not easy, but doing good in college was all about time management. throughle to get myself because i was able to manage my summer. >> were you an athlete as well? >> i was not. i was not a good enough athlete to be an athlete in college. >> i know the feeling. >> so after you graduate you went back to your native area of cleveland and you worked for u.s. steel. >> i did. >> >> what were you doing? you weren't a steel worker. >> no, no, it was a jump in my career there

fox5's melanie alnwick is live at american university now. mel?ther this person was actually a ride sharing driver or just pretending to be one. not a lot of details forthcoming at this point from menu. however, their public safety office did tweet out the campus wide alert that you'll see here. tweeted this out little before sick p.m. last night warnings are also being posted on campus wide shuttle buses and bull ton boards now the assault happened not real until a remote area. this was outside the mary gray den center sort of the student union the main gathering hall there and the main campus of american universit and 4am sunday so perhaps it wasn't very populated at the time. now the victim told d.c. police that he or she believed the suss suspect was operating as they call eight vehicle for hire. so that would be maybe a lyft or uber driver or some sort of service like there. there are no other details. except to say that the two did not know each other and police are calling it a sex offense. we have had instances reports, stories we've done

>> so i know there's, i just saw, i know there's an american university crowd in here somewhere. >> the president of the university is right here. >> oh, right in front of me. so thank you to american university for accepting me because i was probably a long shot for them. but when i got to college, it was completely different. you get to college and you get to reinvent yourself. no one is your the gun kid or -- no one knows you are the dumb cleared. -- you are the dumb kid. you get to walk in with a blank slate. you get to redefine yourself. another thing is at max, you go to class 16 hours a week. college is a time management exercise. if you tell me i'd be in class 16 hours a week, i can get prepared. i can figure it out. in high school, went you have to be in class eight hours a day and play a sport, then you get home at 8:00 at night, you can't reread something 22 times. college was not easy, but doing good in college was all about time management. i may be didn't spend as much time having fun, but i was able to get myself through because i was able to manage my summer. -- i was ab

>> and i know there's an american university crowd in the room here. >> host: the president of the university is right there. >> in front of me. thank you to american university for accepting me because i was probably a longshot for them. but when i got to college, it was completely different. a, you get to college and you get to reinvent yourself. and i explained to to my daughter. no one knows you're the dumb kid or you can't read or knows anything about your history. you get to walk in with a complete blank slate and you get to redefine yourself. number two thing about college and i've said this to every kid that listened to me is at max, you go to class 16 hours a week. you take four classes for four hours, in class 16 hours a week. so what is college? college is a time management exercise. if you tell me i'm in a class 16 hours a week. i can get prepared for class 16 hours a week, and i can reread it 20 times. if high school when you have to be in class eight hours a day and play a sport and get home at night and want to get some sleep, you can't reread. college to me, i don't want to sa

students here at american university find this upsetting. feelings of anxiety on the campus of american university today. >> i feel as though like we are very vulnerable in these situations. >> reporter: court documents say he pretended to be an uber driver and sexually assaulted a 21-year-old woman who saw an uber sticker on his car and got in near dupont circle. she didn't use the app. police say he drove the woman to the asbury building on campus and attacked her. >> it's making me like more cautious to keep my guard up more, making sure that i walk in a pair now or something like that or like a group. >> it will always be in the back of your mind whether the person picking you up is going to be harmful to you or not. > used to be one of their drivers, but they banned him in 2015. they won't say why. police are highlighting safety tips tonight. >> make sure you get in the right car. before you get in the car, check the license plate, check the driver photo, the driver's name. make sure it all matches your app. >> reporter: police gave us

sexual assault at american university. it on the campus of the school off massachusetts avenue in northwest d.c. and we are awaiting more information on the suspect. >>> charles manson, the mastermind behind a series of notorious murders in 1969 is dead. he died last night in the california hospital. nearly 50 years ago he led a group of young followers called the manson family. danielle nottingham is more. >> reporter: before 1969, few had heard of charles manson. then came the two day rampage in southern california. manson was convicted of using his cult to turn followers into killers and ordering the murders of at least seven people. one of them was after sharon tate, director roman polanski and eight months pregnant at the time. he believed the killings would bling on and an apocalyptic race war which he called helter- skelter. old mother in cincinnati and grew up in a series of foster homes and by the time other murders had been in and out of prison for much of his life. >> i've been watching you, watching you on the

went to american university in this city. graduate of the cobart school of business there and subsequently went to work briefly at u.s. steel and then the u.s. america mercantile exchange. he joined goldman sachs in 1990, became a partner in 1994 and rose up to be the head of the commodities division and then ultimately the currency commodities fixed income division. and co-head of the global securities division. and then ultimately in 2006 became the president and chief operating officer and director. and he is on a tight schedule, so i'm going to start right now. thank you for doing this. >> i'm just wondering how much of my bio you memorized. >> well, i memorized it a little bit. >> pretty good. >> so are the eagles bigger in washington or wall street? >> what egos? no egos. >> none? neither place. okay. and have you found since you've become one of the two point men on the tax bill that you've become very popular? all of a sudden people call you and tell you how important their issue is for national security or national d

they asked the uber driver to take them to american university. after they arrived somehow the male was kicked out of the car according to court records. then the alleged uber driver drove off with the victim and sexually assaulted her after forcing her to get out of the car. we talked to students who say this is very disturbing. >> a little bit nervous. i know there are so many people who use uber and use lift and things like that to get to places all tom: we talked to yubeer and the man who used to drive for them. the suspect is el houcin jourhdaly. he was kicked off uber in 2015 for a reason they spaldn't specify but said he was not supposed to be driving for them last night and what we learned from the court records the two when they hailed the uber, they hailed him with the arms instead of using the app. we have tips how to use uber safely at 5:00. we are reporting live at american university. i'm tom roussey, abc7 news. michelle: i'm michelle marsh with breaking gnaws in the newsroom. fairfax county public schools bus driver and aide face ch

>> a former uber driver is accused of sexual assaulting a woman in his car on the campus at american university. he's charged with fire department sexual abuse, today we learned he was permanently moved from providing uber rides from 2015 but uber won't say why. the victim said he picked her up in the dupont circle area and sexual assaulted her before she got out at american university. >> when the vehicle and the suspect got to the 4300 block of massachusetts avenue northwest, he ordered the victim to exit the vehicle and proceeded to sexual assault >> the au public safety department suggesting people verify the id of the driver and car, you should share details about your ride and family with your friends if you can it is best to franklin in groups. >>> developing, the search still on for the person who shot and killed a baltimore police detective. detective shawn suiter was shot last wednesday. he died of his injuries the following day. police locked down the neighborhood after suiter was killed. now, the aclu and others question the police tactics saying authorities went too far to find sui

. >> so you went to american university, did you struggle there or did you do okay? >> i just saw neil kerwin here, so i know there's an american university crowd here. so, look, i thank american university for accepting me, because that was probably a long shot for them. but when i got to college, it was deplete lcompletely differe. a, when you go to college, you get to completely reinvent yourself, no one knows you're the dumb kid, or you're the kid who can't read. no one knows so you get to walk in with a balloonilank slate. at max, you go to class 16 hours a week, if you take four classes for four hours a week, you're in class 16 hours. college is a class management exercise. i can get prepared to be in class for 16 hours a week, because i can reread the same thing 22 different times. in high school when you have to be in class eight hours a day and you want to be in a sport and you get home at 8:00 and you want to get some sleep, you can't reread something 22 times. doing okay in college was all about time management. yeah, i maybe didn't spend as much time havi

. >>> a former uber driver is accused of sexually assaulting a woman in his car at american university. he's charged with fire department sexual abuse. today, we learned he was permanently removed from providing uber rides in 2015 but uber won't say why. the victim said he picked her up in the dupont circle and sexual assaulted her before she got out at american university. >>> it's an issue that has hit communities nationwide, police profiing people based on the color of their skin. some neighbors accusing the dc police department of profiing them >> one was so fed up, he recordeded it, then questioned the officer's motives, evan lambert joins us with the latest. >> reporter: and the officers they were actually talking with that man who contacted us through an open wind, they never got out of their cars. he said that they came out of nowhere started asking him if he had guns, he said he feels like he's being racially profile d. i want to show you the video and the exchange between the officer and the man who recorded the video >> everything good >> everything good with you all? i'm go

country from falling into the game that is being cooked in the area ok dr saeed sadec from the american university in cairo thank you for joining us on r.t. international. the former bosnian serb army commander ratko millar dish has been handed a life sentence for his role in atrocities committed during the bosnian war millett it was found guilty on ten out of eleven counts including war crimes genocide and crimes against humanity he was sentenced by a un court in the hague but it was in command of the bosnian serb army at the height of the bosnian pond flix between one nine hundred ninety two and one nine hundred ninety six taking part in the siege of the bosnian cut the capital sarajevo it was also found responsible for ordering a series of persecution and exterminations across many other bosnian towns including serbian eat over eight thousand muslims mostly men and young boys were slaughtered by his troops many of the victims have not been identified to this day and serbia while condemning the killings has never accepted the charge of genocide well let's get some reaction to this now from inter

when the car got to american university. the male passenger got out of the back seat and that's when the driver took off with the female passenger still in the car. surveillance video shows the car driving around campus for 10 or 15 minutes before it stops in a remote parking lot. that's where the woman says the driver raped her. he then drove her back to her dormitory on campus and dropped her off. this afternoon in court the judge threw out the kidnapping charge saying there's just not enough evidence. bu cause that there was a sexual assault because the victim was clearly too drunk to give consenting. -- consent. as for the driver's relationship from uber, he was barred from uber in 2015 but he had an uber sticker on his car. when the couple flagged him down, he asked for cash payment, which they gave him, and he took them to measure universiamerica. outsideede d.c. superior court, mark segraves. >>> three people are still missing after a u.s. navy plane crashed into the ocean. the plane was carrying 11 people. they were

. >>> an attack at american university. >> we are learning more about he may have played. a woman says a man sexually assaulted her. this is in the early morning hours of sunday. >> the victim told police she believed the man was a an uber driver who arrived there to give her a ride. we just learned new information about the suspected attacker. >> let's a get the latest from news4's kristin wright. she is on the campus of au where she has been talking to the students there. kristin? >> reporter: yeah, you know what, very upsetting to students. al hossein is charged with kidnapping and assault. this is within the hour, they tell us he was once one of their drivers, but that uber banned him from driving for uber in 2015. they can't tell us why, but we know that the woman who was attacked here in au, she didn't use the app to request the ride. police say this man is an imposter who did something terrible here at au. an attack at american university, p sexually assaulted. >> in the back of your mind whether the person who is picking you up is going to be harmful to you or not.

. >>> alleged sex assault committed by a ride sharing driver and it happened on american university'sampus. i'm melanie alnwick with the details. >>> what a game. saints have won eight straight. >> overtime heartbreak. the saints marching all over the skins in the final seconds of sunday's game. but it turns out a blown call may to be blame for the loss. we'll have the details when we check the good day sports report. later music's biggest stars taking to the stage and the side of building for last night's american music awards. we'll share the highlights, the big winners the red carpet's best looks and why dem my lovato brought a virginia delegate as her date. all coming up as good day 9a starts right now. ♪ >>> i feel like after seeing that video and you see like the met gala outfits some day we need to do a show we go all out. >> i agree. >> i like you're thinking. >> see how it goes. it's monday, old day week. short week for so many people. so glared you're spending part of it for good day today. a minute past the hour on monday, november 20th. >> also ahead this morning, han solo

he spoke at the american university healthcare conference. >> like to get started with our keynote address. my name is aaron, associate professor of medicine. i run the program on regulation, therapeutics, such as a program that focuses on pharmaceutical some laws and regulations and clinical all caps. where the largest independent academic groups in the country. it's my pleasure to be here and i want to thank the american university putting together a great program. on the other sponsors which has been a fantastic conversation. we spent time talking about the future of healthcare policymaking in our lunch session will be focused on a particular area, pharmaceutical prescription drugs are the most cost-effective interventions we have a medicine. industry plays important role in bringing the products forward. in recent years prices have begun to rise which is made breakthroughs unaffordable for patients leading directly to bad consequences when patients are unable to afford their medication. it also makes up about 20% of healthcare spending overall. fortunate to have one of the key players.

the american university of beirut and senior fellow at harvard university and he says that the lack of unified opposition and u.s. inaction is allowing the syrian government to retake control of land resources with the help of russian and iranian backed forces. the track record of the united states and syria in the last six seven years is that it has not consistently done anything really well it keeps changing its policies a little bit here and there and sometimes dropping them we had a change in presidential leadership and policies are just a little bit we have problems now with trump says something and then the state department of the fence department says something else so it's hard to tell what the united states is going to do what we know is that they've gradually pulled out of the driver seat or they never really were in the driver's seat but they were hoping to drive events in syria about five six years ago and and now they have relinquished that to the russians they have a link with the kurdish groups in northern syria they'd like to keep that link it's one of the few bits o

prince william county sglees a former uber driver accused of assaulting a woman in his car on american university. he is charged with first degree sexual abuse. "fox5" learned he was permanently repoovd from provider uber rides in 20 victim says the driver that picked her up in the due hospital circle air sunday morning and sexually assaulted her before they got out of the vehicle at american univ university. >> 4:35 now. two lucky turkeys won't end up on the dinner table. wishbone and drumstick as they're called will get official pardon from the president today in the white house rose garden. pardoning of the turkey is presidential tradition 07 years in making. they are donating two turkeys to d.c. non profit martha table. after pardon opening the family will thol mar largo will they fill celebrate thanksgiving. >> once again electronicyes get pardoned after station in fancy hotel. >> nicer than any room i ever stayed in ever. >> a turkey goats fly into town and then stay into a fancy hotel. >> at the willard. >> at the willard. >> sounds like first >> flew first class straight on in. >> maybe t

it is the point where american university needs to take a really safe, if you think about it. we always have to be vigilant. suzanne: the uber driver was arrested. today, he will be charged with first-degree sexual assault. in northwest washington, suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. adrianna: the first trial begins for the inauguration day riots in d.c. one woman facing 60 years in prison, if convicted. several people weather for a judge this morning. trying all defendants could stretch into the middle of next year. mass murderer and cult leader charles manson is dead. he passed away from natural causes. he and his followers were behind a string of gruesome murders in 1969. the attacks left seven people dead. he was serving a total of nine consecutive life services and was denied parole he was 83 years old. this search is on for a missing argentine submarine. argentina's navy says satellite it has been in rising did not come from the sub. 44 crew members were on board the san juan, whose last contact was wednesday. time is ticking away. onthe sailors are dependent batteries on the s

. >> five suspected cases of mumps are reported on the campus of american university. d.c. dealt of health says all affect the stujts have bay bridge isolated as part of standard procedure. news at american comes not long after students at the university of virginia were urged to take precautions. officials identify two suspected cases of mumps at that school. >> five minutes past the hour now for the third time in the last 230ur four seasons there will be a game 7 in the world series. after the los angeles dodgers escaped allegation last night. the very first unrun of game what else a home run. it's out of there. houston george springer hit fouj of series, la rallied back in the 6th and in the 7 7th. jack peterson takes it to the house. dodgers forc score 3-1. game 7 is tonight. right here on "fox5". >> that's how you want it to be. you want to go games. >> take it to the wire. >> exciting. >> all right will we be excited about the forecast. >> we don't have a lot of rain coming your way. rain looping off west there and snowfall, falling through ohio and indian athis mornin

near american university.lanes blocked because of a water ma >> cleared out of way sometime soon. >> yellow and blue line. that is good news. taking a look at your travel times, 270 southbound looking good. top of the beltway, no major issues there. 66 inbound. looking okay. 95 north quantico to the beltway. slow at 30 miles per hour. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 fm. when you hop in your car. right now, you got to listen to mr. bell. >> good morning to you and good morning everybody. after a windy weekend. get your monday started, a breeze remained. 10 miles per hour. that shades about 5 or 6 degrees down to the windchill. 40 at national airport. a windchill of 34. windchills across the region. mostly in the upper 20s to 30 degrees. warm coat, required today. at least staying in the 30s until 9:00. a nice rise in temperatures. back into the upper 40s and low 50s. back before 5:00 this evening. high today 52 degrees. breezy at times this morning. the winds should lay down a little bit later on in the aftern

. >> this morning, american university is warning students to be aware of what's going on around them. someone was sexually on campus on sunday. this happened at 3:00 or 4:00 in the morning on massachusetts avenue. the victim thought the suspect was a car service driver much it's unclear if he was a student at a.u. but d.c. police are investigating the assault. five minutes after the hour now. as the kids head out the door this morning. remind them to be aware of their surroundings. >>> police are warning of a sexual predator who may be hanging out around a middle school. benjamin stoddard in temple hills. justin, what's going on? >> reporter: a real reminder for parents to have a talk about safety as they make their way to and from school as police are looking into two cases of indecent exposure one week apart. a man exposed himself to them in the area of stoddard middle school here in temple hills. both students saying this man wa this first report came november 9th around 3:30 in the afternoon. just as school is letting out. of course, students all over this area. the most recent c

after a violent sexual assault took place at the american university. it happened in front of ashbury hall on campus. police say a former uber driver attacked a woman after she flagged him down for a ride. still on the loose, though, this man. police say he attacked a friend at knifepoint in woodbridge and stole her car. it happened last night. good samaritan stepped if and managed to get the knife away from him. this man is still at large. police want to track him down. >> seven students got emergency care after beingmationed in a classroom. student accidently set okay. jonathan: generator used to heat a home and it's blamed to kill an entire family. the sheriff says the two grand parents, their son and a 3-year-old granddaughter died from the carbon monoxide poisoning and they are urging people not to run anything with an engine inside the home. michelle: no word what sparked a fire at the apartment in fairfax city this morning. the time of the fire meant a number of the residents, many of them students were all still asleep. >> he didn't wake up. i h

thn stick around for newes >>> uber says the man charged with raping a woman at american university was banned from the driving system for the company in 2015. he's charged with sexually abusing and kidnapping a 21-year-old woman sunday morning. she says the suspect posed as an uber driver when he picked her up along with a friend in dupont circle. the driver reportedly ordered the friend out of the car, drove to american university and sexually assaulted the woman. uber did not say why the man was removed from the app. >>> our area may not be the only place where certain drivers should not be giving investigators say 57 uber drivers in colorado should not have passed a background check. three had duis and they fined the company nearly $9 million. uber says it is working to resolve the error. >>> now to incredible video only on news 4. a pilot managed to land his plane without working landing gear. that pilot circled the runway at st. mary's airport for more than 90 minutes yesterday before he decided to go for it. >> that's what you're seeing in this video. he landed the plane on the b

that's when they got in the car and drove up to american university. he's being released today. he's due back in court early next year. that's the very latest outside d.c. superior court. mark segraves, news4. >>> first on 4, a man who works ass a bus aide is facing charge for allegedly asaulisaulting a d with autism. he was arrested for two alleged incidents. the child's mother became alarmed when her 12-year-old son started coming home from school with bruises. this is the third fairfax county school employee accused of assaulting a child with autism. two other employees were separate case. >>> we're working to get you ready for thanksgiving. now chopper 4 is chasing some breaking news. >> we are getting word of a bad crash. chopper 4 just arriving on the scene. no word on any injuries. we are still working to get some information and will update you about this as we learn more. >> we've got team coverage of a holiday rush under way and your thanksgiving day forecast as well. let's head to chief meteorologist doug kammerer in the stormcenter. >> no snow. yeah, it takes a lot t

. >> animation workshop, animation lab and american university.hands on experience. this is happening friday, saturday and sunday. >> there's the information on our screen of how you can register. you can go to a incorporate s l workshop or whatever you choose. this is your chance, hollywood is calling. >> thank you for being with us. >> good l >> thank you, gwen. back to you >> we want to head back to that breaking news that we've been telling you about out of prince george's county. investigators confirm an officer-involved shooting in the 5,000 block of newton street. fox5's lindsay watts joins us live now from the scene. lindsay? >>reporter: lauren and marina, we got here just a few minutes ago. this is going on at an apartment complex here in bladensburg. you can see a very large police presence, prince george's county as well as bladensburg investigators. i talked to the bladensburg police chief just a bit ago. he says at around nine:ten tonight officers got a call with a man with a gun. police responded and they encountered the man. somethi

here we have one of the oldest american universities here. upon leaving its graduates are among the country's top six highest salaries. and promotional images of an elite campus without history where one out of every two students is a member of a fraternity. was one of them just like his grandfather and brother before him. let's start. over here too so actually every time however his initiation charge a lot of you know as fast as you can to further. in contrast to the principle of supporter couple pledges vomit into a pan and one of the patrollers cracked you know eggs and cheese and baked in the oven and and juris no egg he has inflicted upon others the very same tortures he did out says daring to testify about them in one of america's biggest magazines rolling stone confessions of an eye for something that nobody has forgotten when i first saw the people it was like a shock people vomited and people your. people are jocular. the year before someone defra kid the cultures were swim around and you're like bow ties. at dartmouth his confession

when the car got to american university, the male passenger got out. that's when the driver took off with the female passenger still in the car. surveillance video shows the car driving around campus for 10 or 15 minutes before it stin that's where the woman says the driver raped her. and then drove her back to her dormitory on campus and dropped her off. during the entire incident, neither the woman or her male friend called police. the judge threw out the kidnapping charges saying there wasn't enough evidence but she said there was probable cause for a sexual assault because the woman was too drunk to give consent. as for the suspect's relationship to uber, the prosecutor told the judge he had been barred from working for uber two years ago but had an uber sticker in his car and was posing as a driver to make money. he was released on gps monitoring until his next court date in january. mark segraves, news4. >>> new fallout surrounding the sex assault allegations against roy moore in alabama. today the communications director for the senate candidate

the woman says the driver took her to american university and raped her in a parking lot.r claims it was consensual. d.c. police say he was posing as an active driver because he had already been fired by uber. >>> how can you make sure you're safe using one of these ride sharing services? >> working for you this morning with some tips to think about before requesting your next ride. news 4's justin finch is driving through the palisades area of northwest dc with more. justin, you have to be really careful here. >> reporter: yeah. eun, you have to be uber does verify and background check its drivers, however, it does not hurt to remain cautious and alert when you're in the passenger's seat. here are some tips that uber and law enforcement are now recommending at this time. first, to just plan ahead. know where you're going and how to get there. if you have a way that you want to go, tell your driver. also, request your ride inside. make sure you're not outside waiting for your ride with your phone in the hand. you can be vulnerable that way. also, you want to make sure that

. >>> uber now says the man accused of raping a woman outside a dorm at american university was permanently banned from the company's app two years ago. police say al hussein jordeili kept the vehicle. the victim climbed inside, thinking it was real. students are all hoping the victim is okay. >> i hope she's doing well. i send her love. i think all of us do. and i hope that she can know there are other people who care about her. >> uber says you should only hail rides through the app. never climb into a car, just because it has a sticker on it. the company says you should confirm, the license, make, and model of the vehicle, that is supposed to pick you up with what it says on your phone. >>> should have happened a long time ago. should have happened years ago. >> president donald trump is taking more steps to isolate north korea tonight, and put pressure on the communist country to end its nuclear weapons program. president trump designated north korea a state sponsor of terror. the president announced new penalties. he accused them with threatening the world with be lawful. it must end i