we recently stopped in annapolis maryland, asking folks what's the most important issue in their state. >> hi. i'm xena. i live in annapolis, in maryland, and i teach at sta john's college where we're filming now. and an issue that a lot of us in maryland are concerned with is our heritage, the heritage of slievry, and the heritage of the civil war. i'm sure many of you heard, there's a statue of the justice who wrote the dread scott decision that was taken down in front of the state house. my real concern is how do we have conversations about our past? and here at st. john's, we read frederick douglass. we read the dread-scott decision, speeches of lincoln, and try to have real conversations with one another about the issues and different points of view you might have on them. i suppose that's one of the things i care about most deeply, is how can we as americans, how can we as marylanders have real cobsations where everyone is respected and also some real understanding can be reached about issues which really matter for our heritage, our history, and what's happening today. so that's

>> i live in annapolis, maryland and i teach at st. john's college where we are filming. of marylanders are concerned about our heritage, the heritage of slavery and double war. i am sure many of you heard the justice wrote the dred scott the vision scott decision. my concern is how do we have a conversation about our past? ate at the john, desk here john, we read the drive that decision, we read about frederick douglass and we try to have a conversation with one another about the issues and different points of view that we might have on them. that is one of the things i care about most deeply, how can we as americans or mary landers have real conversations where everyone is was active, but also some real understanding can be reached about issues that really matter for our heritage, our history and what is happening today. that is what i am hoping for, not just fighting, not just struggles,t power but real communion conversations and building real community. >> hello, i believe that a major issue in the state of maryland is incarceration. most importantly, when people come

. >> a live look outside in annapolis maryland on this friday october 6th. our college tour continues. today it's making a stop at the u.s. naval academy. tucker barnes is already there. we're going to check in with him in just a couple of minutes. >> ♪ >> first up at 6:00 a.m. on a friday morning, though, crews in the district spent the early morning hours on the scene of a house fire in northwest. it happened just before 2:00 in the morning in the 1600 block of foxhall road. according to firefighters, it started in the basement and then moved throughout the first and second floor of that home. no one was hurt. we're told that two people inside and their two dogs made it out safely. fire officials on the scene tell us the cause was electrical and accidental. >>> there are disturbing details this morning out in montgomery county after a county man has been arrested. authorities say roy andres simmons, of inappropriately touching a 10-year-old girl. he turned himself in last night after detectives say he admitted to the contact. according to records, it alleg

we recently stopped in an apple's maryland, asking people what is the most important issue in their state. >> i live in annapolisn maryland and i teach at the college where we are filming now. and issue a lot of us in maryland are concerned with is our heritage, the heritage of slavery, the heritage of the civil war. , a statue ofatue the author of the dred scott decision in front of the state house. my question is, how do we have conversations about our past? here at st. john's, we read the dred scott decision, we read the decisions of lincoln, we try to have real discussions with one another about the different points of view. i care about this deeply. how can we as americans have real conversations where everyone is respected, but where are also some real understanding can be reached about issues which really matter for our heritage, history, and that is what i am hoping for. not just fighting, not just arguing, not just power struggles but real communion conversations and building real community. >> i believe that a major issue in the state of maryland is incarceration. most importantly, when people come out

. >> on the independence line from annapolis maryland. >> caller: i want to thank the organization and torso for being on a jo the job here and lookino this.is i have three quick things. one is to understand facebook scrubbed the 2016 records concerning the business with different people, that was a newspaper. number two, the tennessee situation in which it was used as a front with some celebrities for bad stuff that was in the newspaper also and then the most important question, for the virginia race do you expect that the russians and others might be involved in those? again, thank you for your service. >> guest: i would note many of these have an obligation on themselves to make sure that the foreign entities are not in the business of influencing u.s. election. that wouldan be the case for almost any private entity there has to be a level of due diligence. i would note this applies to other private companies like banks who have a level of responsibility when they are trying to fight against drug traffickers laundering money. there is no doubt that there are going to the efforts not

kristen, in annapolis, maryland. the discussion was around showing a form of id. and i actually support paper voting mechanisms over the hack electronic voting mechanisms. as far as showing voter id, every person should have a photo id, government issued, because it is required when you go to see any doctor. so, the federal regulations for phi are to show a state or federal id to identify yourself. so, it not something that is difficult to obtain. peter: secretary ashcroft. heretary ashcroft: i think for her call and i would suggest that under missouri law it is easy to obtain. if people want to go to our website, we have already given up to triple digits. free ids for people that want you use them for the purposes of a voting and anything else they would use and 94. those are free of charge. we don't charge for the id. we don't charge for the underlying documents. you may need to answer couple of questions for us but we will reach out to other states, we have reached out across the country to help individuals. we want to make sure every individual can use the gov

looks like we're due for a little bit of a warm-up the later half of the week. 70 right now in annapolis, marylandsouthnds out of the through thursday and really the upcoming weekend. today, you can see the sunshine continues through about 6:00. notice the daytime high in the upper 70's, even possibly hitting 80 degrees for a few spots. mainly clear skies. as the sun sets, it will cool off quickly. if you're trying to had to dinner after work, it will become trouble. sweater if you will be out late. the sun goes down at 6:46 tonight. evening temperatures will be in the 60's. tomorrow morning, 60 degrees. it will heat into the low 70's by recess with sunshine. topping out in the mid to upper 80's for the daytime high on thursday. a very warm afternoon. i think we will see a little more cloud cover due to a front that will be lingering in our area. for the upcoming weekend, if you're making plans, we have lots of events around the area. one of the fall one festival and mount vernon saturday and sunday, at a cloud cover saturday afternoon. i think a better chance on sunday. a few possible showers. sa

police investigating several discoveryes of human remains in our area suitland, shady side and annapolis maryland. u.s. park police found possible human remains in area of suitland parkway and beltway. medical examiner was on the scene investigating and then yesterday afternoon anne arrundel county officers found a second set of human remains in shady side. and the skeletal remains washed ashore near chesapeake avenue. investigators don't know whether the remains are those of man or woman or how the person died. they believe this could be related to remains found in the same area more than a week ago and we now know the name of the man found dead in wooded area in annapolis. he is identified as nar is giovanni his remains were discovered earlier near open view lane. homicide detectives believe it was gang receipted murder. >> a teenager shot in the laurel maryland and the boy died at a hospital today. >> meantime howard country police arrested two teenagers. lindsey watts is in the newsroom with the the details on this lindsay. >> tough sorry today, jim and sarah eur h. i confirmed a short time a

on this day in 1845, the school that became the united states naval academy opened in annapolis, marylandthe navy secretary picked that location because it was away from the temptations and distractions of the big city. there were 50 midshipmen and seven professors. now all of them have to train aboard ships each summer. the naval academy graduates 1,000 officers a year. should news break out, we'll break in. breaking news changes everything on fox news channel. another great day for the markets. the nasdaq superintendent, the dow is up. neil cavuto is here with all of your business news. >> neil: all right. we're up on the markets developments. but meantime, the time line that has turned everything you know about the las vegas shooting upside-down. even today in las vegas, they're wondering how could we have gotten this so wrong in the order of events so wrong that now calls into question the exact time and place that stephen paddock started shooting. it wasn't long ago that it was thought a security officer that was shot on site at the scene of the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay hotel h

we stopped in annapolis, maryland asking folks was most important issue in their state. >> i live in annapolis and i teach were were filming now. an issue that were concerned about is our heritage, the heritage of slavery and of the civil war. i'm sure you've heard there's a statue those taken down the state house. my real concern is how do we have conversations about our past. here at st. john's we read frederick douglass, we read the dred scott decision's commitment we try to have real conversations with one another about the issues and different points of view you might have on them. i what i care about most deeply is how can we as americans have real conversation for everyone is respected but also real understanding to be reached to issues of heritage and what's happening today. what i'm hoping for is not just fighting and arguing and power struggles, but real conversations and building real community. >> i believe that a major issue in the state of maryland his incarceration. most importantly what people come out of prison walls i believe employment and housing in the support sy

activists held a candlelight vigil wednesday night, in annapolis, maryland, marking a somber tone on.others have struck a more confrontational one.a number of democratic lawmakers -- some of them linking arms -- walked down the capitol steps, showing their solidarity in passing what they call "common sense" gun laws.rep. john lewis, -d- georgia: "don't tell me it's about protecting the second amendment when you won't stand up for the first amendment. don't tell me this is anything other than greed, greed, money and fear."in a c-n-n town hall meeting, house minority leader nancy pelosi spoke via satellite to the husband and daughter of a woman who died in sunday's shooting in las vegas -- making them a promise on gun control.rep. nancy pelosi, -d- minority leader: "we're never going to rest until we get this done."i'm andrew spencer, reporting ( mark ) the woman forcefully removed from a southwest airlines flight says she was the victim of racial profiling. the plane was heading from baltimore to los angeles. a lawyer for the woman said the incident was motivated by an anti-muslim bia

. >> a live look outside in annapolis maryland on this friday october 6th.val academy. tucker barnes is already there. we're going to check in with him in just a couple of minutes. >> ♪ >> first up at 6:00 a.m. on a friday morning, though, crews in the district spent the early morning hours on the scene of a house fire in northwest. it happened just before 2:00 in the morning in the 1600 block of foxhall road. according to firefighters, it started in the basement and then moved throughout the first and second floor of that home. no one was hurt. we're told that two people inside and their two dogs made it out safely. fire officials on the scene tell us the cause was electrical and accidental. >>> there are disturbing details this morning out in montgomery county after a county man has been arrested. authorities say roy andres simmons,

i live in annapolis, maryland and teach where we are filming now. an issue a lot of us in maryland are concerned with is our heritage, the heritage of slavery and the civil war. i am sure many of you heard there is a statue that was taken down from in front of the statehouse and my real concern is how do we have conversations about prison walls and it's very vital to keeping it down so i believe that those that are formerly incarcerated people demand the state to save. i think the issue that is the most pressing a civil discourse. at st. john's college we offer the opportunity to sit around the table to discuss in the seminar the most important issues pertaining to what it is to be a human being, what it takes to have a flourishing society and i think we need to address one another's humanity for a much stronger nation and come closer to finding solutions for the problems we face so i encourage everybody out there to think about that model of civil discourse and the then after asd tough questions. >> at the mitchell art gallery i teach people about a

we recently stopped in annapolis, maryland, asking folks, what's the most important issue in their state. >> hi. i'm zena, i live in indianapolis at maryland and teach at st. john's college where we're filming now. the issue a lot of us in maryland are concerned with is our heritage, heritage of slavery and heritage of the civil war. i'm sure many of you heard there's a statute of rog tiny, the justice who wrote the dred scott decision was taken down in front of the statehouse. my real concern is how do we have conversations about our past? here at st. john's, we read frederick douglass, read the dred scott decisions and speeches of lincoln and try to have real conversations with one another about the issues and different points of view you might have on them. i suppose that's one of the things i care about most deeply how can we as americans and marylanders have real conversations where everyone is respected but also where real understanding can be reached about issues that really matter for our heritage, our history and what's happening today. that's what i'm hoping for, not just fight

the eyeli eyelids in annapolis maryland, and i teach where we are filming now. a lot of us are concerned with our heritage, they heritage of slavery and the civil war. i'm sure many of you heard there is a statue that the dred scott decision has taken down. my concern is how do we have conversations about our past and here at st. john's we read frederick douglass and the dred scott decision, speeches of linking and we try to have conversations with one another about the issues and i suppose that is one of the things i care about most deeply how can we have conversations where everyone is respect that but also an understanding can be reached about issues that matter for our heritage and our history and what is happening today. so that is what i'm hoping for. not just fighting and arguing and power struggles, but the real conversations and building the real communities. >> i believe that a major issue in the state of maryland is most important thing wheimportantly t of the prison walls i believe in the housing and support system is vital to keeping. so the people

we travel to annapolis and maryland. a couple more clouds at st. mary's elementary school. but these go down as the sun goes down. morning. warrenton at 71. martinsburg at 69. for the most part we are all currently in the upper 60s and the low 70's. it's comfortable for this time of the year. normal highs in the mid-60's. we have been so above normal. we talk about that later in the broadcast. satellite radar showing the gorgeous conditions over the area. no weather related problems for you at all if you are going out and traveling. head south, go up north. it's all good. it will stay there. but what the big story is, at least not a huge story but what our story is for the next couple of days is the cool air. it's off to the west. right now for example. indianapolis at 45 degrees. not the forecast low, that is the right now temperature. some of that air will be working closer to the area. low 70's. they are gone in the next few days. it will feel like the temperatures so far above normal. we haven't gotten out to have fall crispness where you have the cider and you bundle u

. >> reporter: don and sandra and their four grandchildren were killed in a 2015 fire in an annapolis, maryland would have saved them. >> it would have bought them the time they needed to escape. >> reporter: the national association of home builders say working smoke detectors are still the most cost-effective mean force saving lives in a home fire. sprinklers can add thousands of dollars to the cost of a new home pricing out many prospective home buyers with marginal benefit. a study by the national fire protection foundation says a system costs roughly $6,000 in a 4100-square-foot home including the basement and garage but grog says you can't put a price on her family's lives. >> you can replace belongings but you can't replace a life. >> as we were saying, george, it all comes down to money, period. seems a silly thing but adding $6,000, $8,000, $10,000 to a home that's a lot but sprinklers are designed -- they do save property but supposed to give you enough time to get out of the house and in that regard they absolutely do work. >> that is important. t.j., thanks very much. to ginger. >>

but if you are still in maryland near annapolis, that's where we have heavy rain across the bay bridge. that's going to continue to slide through the east. light rain. it's mostly in much of maryland, calvert county, prince george's county. here's the wind advisory. pretty much everybody except if you're in parts of southern the south. still breezy. gusts close to 50 miles an hour until 10:00 a.m. today. wind gusts closer to 30, 35 mira cross the area. it's going to stay breezy. bus stop forecast this morning. the rains clearing. but i think the kids will want a jacket. this afternoon, nicer, drier. we stay chilly in the upper 50s. a closer look in the afternoon. let's check the roads, melissa. >> wet across the area here this morning. 270 at montrose road. live look northbound and southbound. everything looking okay. but may need to use the windshield wipers. inner and outer loop from the beltway. 66 and 95 looking okay. prince george's county, in ashburn, headed out for a live look at this area. ryan road at evergreen mills. wires down. so ryan road expected to be closed until 7:00 t

. >> live look outside in annapolis maryland this morning on a friday. it is october 6th.ur college tour continues. it's making a stop at the naval academy this morning. tucker barnes is there. we're going to check in with him in just a few minutes. >> let's get a quick check of weather and traffic right now. and tuck, good morning. let's start with you. >> allison, absolutely a beautiful morning out here in annapolis. at the naval academy for our college tour. you can see the sunrise behind i'll have all the details on the weather and what we're doing here comingour forecast today, it's going to be sunny warm. i've got a jacket on. you'll be able to take it off shortly. we'll be in the mid 80's. erin. >> gorgeous crisp morning at the naval academy. the roads not shaping up so nicely. big delays 66 eastbound by sudley road as well as the top side of the beltway outer loop by new hampshire avenue. we'll have the latest on those drive times and a look at metro next. allison and wisdom. >> ♪ >> erin thank you very much. crews in the district spent the early morning hours on t

but if you are still in maryland near annapolis, that's where we have heavy rain across the bay bridge. that's going to continue to slide through the east. light rain. it's mostly in much of maryland, calvert county, prince george's county. here's the wind advisory. pretty much everybody except if you're in parts of southern

meanwhile a candlelight vigil was held last night outside the maryland statehouse in annapolis to honorsome there said lives have been -- some lives would have been saved if employees had easier access to concealed carry permits. >> we believe like all the surrounding states and including now d.c. with the decision that maryland citizens should be allowed to carry a firearm for theirself defense if they so choose. perhaps if somebody would have had a concealed carry weapon up in edgewood yesterday maybe that tragedy wouldn't have turned out as bad as it did. >> as for radee prince he's in st he pled not guilty to attempted murder and several weapons charges for shooting someone there. his bail has been set at more than $2 million. >> time is 4:49. the man accused of stabbing a college student to death abdomen a metro train. jasper spires. sutherland was stabbed more than 30 times. prosecutors say the attack began when spires tried to steal sutherland's cell phone. spires is due to be sentenced in january. >>> now let's talk about a developing story closer to home. a girl scout troop lea

upper 60's for southern maryland. annapolis is now at 68 degrees. widen the view out a bit. if you look for the warmer air, it's out there. just to the west of us. charleston, west virginia now, at 82 degrees. warmer air slowly moves east moving through the weekend. we have a few pockets of drizzle out there now. isolated showers. not going to amount to a lot. if you have plans outdoors for this everything, be forewarned you may run into raindrops. the low clouds will stick around. they are not going anywhere for 12 hours or so. winds from northeast are at 5 miles per hour. waking up tomorrow, saturday morning if you are out and about. the kids have football games, football practice. going to the market. temperatures will be on the cool side, at least early on. the clouds will break apart, the temperatures will increase. the sun will rise after 7:00. skies begin to clear. not totally clear but breaks in the clouds to warm the temperatures up to middle to the upper 70's by the afternoon. fewer clouds later in the day. temperatures are 75 to 78 degrees. don't forget, we have f

john in minneapolis to let hear from scott in annapolis, maryland. you oppose.eader and a scout i've been involved with scouts for most 10 years now and the benefit of having boys only is it focuses on non-sex issues in terms of -- i don't mean nonsexual, i mean it allows us to focus on developing the boys in that program. i will give an example. they do have venture scouts that allow girls and about five years ago we were at a summer camp where there was a venture crew that had males and females and those crews were kicked out of scouts because they were caught -- in theirt camp camp one night. so the scouts and the counselors that were involved with them were all kicked out of scouting and send home. the problem is you have girl scouts and they do as much stuff is ae boy scouts and there small group that has gotten involved with scouts that has pushed this agenda to merge the two and d mass killing the males ehat are involved -- demasculat the males involved. there is a minority pushing these roles in a majority do not support this. host: how is the president'

outside the maryland state house in annapolis, victim's advocates gather for a candle vigil, the question many ask why was a man with past like prince on the street. another contentious point could lives have been saved if employees had the advanced granite solutions had easier access to concealed carry permits in the state of surrounding states including now dc that maryland citizens should be allowed to carry a firearm for their self-defense if they so choose. perhaps if somebody would have had a concealed carry weapon in edgewood yesterday, maybe that tragedy wouldn't have turned out as bad as it did. >> tonight, all five of the maryland victims have been identified, three died as a result of the shooting. two of those shot in edgewood remain in critical condition. at baltimore shock trauma. as for radee prince he's been charged with attempted murder and several weapons charges for the shooting, his bail has been set at more than $2 million. tony? . >>> also out of harford county tonight, maryland state police are looking for two people suspected of using a stun gun to rob a man in edg

a candlelight vigil was held outside the maryland statehouse in annapolis to honor the victims. f employees had easier access to concealed carry permits. >> we believe that maryland citizens should be allowed to carry a firearm for theirself defense if they so choose. perhaps if somebody would have had a concealed carry weapon up in yesterday maybe that tragedy wouldn't have turned out as bad as it did. >> radee prince is in custody in delaware where he was captured. he pled not guilty to attempted murder and several weapons charges for shooting a victim in that state. >> we have an update on a man accused of posting bogus jobs operon craigslist to lure womeno interviews where he assaulted them. police arrested imtiaz rauf for sexually abusing women he lured. he faced several charges in montgomery county. rauf is a registered sex offender. >> a maryland guidance counselor accused of abusing women he met on a popular dating app. women say they were sexually assaulted by the same man. the women claim they met colin plaque at his house after meeting him on the app tinder. he was a c

meanwhile a candlelight vigil was held last night outside of the maryland statehouse in annapolis toor the victims. some there said lives may have been saved if employees had easier access to concealed carry permits. >> i mean, we believe like all the surrounding states including now d.c. with the render decision that maryland citizens should be allowed to carry a firearm for their self-defense if they so choose. perhaps if somebody had a conceal carry weapon up in edgewood yesterday maybe that tragedy wouldn't have turned out as bad as it did. >> as for custody in delaware where he was captured. he pled not guilty to attempt murder and several weapons charges for shooting someone there. his bail has been set at more than $2 million. >> two arrests were made on the university of florida campus in gainsville during a speech by white nationalist richard spencer. hecklers chanted all through spencer's presentation and outside demonstrators remained peaceful for the most part. one incident did flare up when a man wearing a nazi swastika shirt walked into a crowd of protesters. he left wi

annapolis, what is your most important issue? an issue a lot of us in maryland are concerned with is the history and heritage of our state. my concern is, how we have conversations about our past? here at st. john's, we read frederick douglass, we read the we readtt decision, about lincoln, and we try to have real conversations with one another about the issues and , butrent points of views the thing i care about most deeply is, how can we as americans have real conversations where everyone is respected but where an understanding can be reached? for.s what i'm hoping not just fighting, not just are going, not just power struggles. real communion and conversation. building real community. i believe a major issue in maryland is incarceration. i believe that when people come out of prison, the support system is very vital to people staying out of prison and keeping recidivism down. people who are formally incarcerated get little .mployment if they get it, it'll keep them in the states say. >> i'm the president of st. john's college. i think the issue that is most c

maryland, the projections are particularly grim. a lot of people don't believe it, but not here in annapolis. >> i've been seeing the tides getting higher. i work at armadillos here. i see the water coming up to our front door, and a lot of times, the water is above the curb, and people can't even get in there. >> about 50 years ago, we were getting about 3.8 days of flooding a year. we're now upwards of 40 plus days of flooding. >> reporter: holding, indicating that people are not ready to embrace zillow's sea rise projections just yet. >> noaa predicts sea level >>> see how cheeseburger emojis are sparking controversy online. >> tom brady has revealed what he and giselle will be for halloween. here's a hint. it's tendy, and it's something millennials love, but it's something none of us should care about, but we're going to share it with you. >> still breezy, not as windy as it has been. i think maybe 39, 38 in damascus. certainly in the 30s in cumberland, winchester, and martinsberg. no frost or freeze tonight. we'll come back and talk about how cool it's going to be tomorrow, and the next possible yellow weather alert day. m mark her

a candlelight vigil was held outside of the maryland statehouse in annapolis to honor the victims.ad easier access to concealed carry permits. >> i mean, we believe like all the surrounding states including now d.c. with the decision that maryland citizens should be allowed to carry a firearm for their self-defense if they show choose. perhaps if somebody would have had a concealed carry weapon up in edgewood yesterday maybe that tragedy wouldn't have turned out as bad as it did. >> as for the gunman he's in custody in delaware where he was captured pleading not guilty to attempted murder and several weapons charges for shooting someone there. >> ♪ >> the gop celebrating a win this morning. last night the senate narrowly passed the budget bill laying overhauls of the nation's tax code. >> senator rand paul from kentucky the only republican to vote no. president donald trump very pleased. he was up late last night and early this morning tweeting about it. fox5's melanie alnwick has more. >> reporter: passing this budget bill is republicans setting up the ball passing tax reform woul

maryland and into the eastern shore. it's a mild start to the day already. 64 in washington and 71 in annapolis this morning. the daily grade. we'll give it a b-plus. lots of puddles to be jumping this morning. probably won't need the umbrella early this morning. don't forget to pac one by one, the donuts came. don't forget to pac they brought their fiercest party game. but under the moon they met their doom far too soon. or ten munchkins for $1.99 at dunkin'. america runs on dunkin'. alex: when i was 11 years old, a man broke into the house and he sexually assaulted me. thankfully, in my case, the police caught him, but there are so many survivors that live knowing that their attacker is still out there. ♪ thank you mark herring, for taking this seriously, and for making this a priority, for all of the victims out there. mark: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. >>> beaten and bruised. the explanation he has this morning. >>> a snapchat scare. threats of school violence turned out to be a hoax. the new concerns that parents have about how it was handled. >>> after over

meanwhile candlelight vigil was held last night outside the maryland state house in annapolis to honor has been set at more than $2 million. >>> to new york city now, where there were more records on wall street. the dow ending at $63. apple fell two-points 4% shaving about 26-points off the dow following reports that a new cellular feature on the apple watch had been disabled in china. >>> all right, diet soda drinkers. listen up. we're hearing it might be so diet. three soda diets are facing a lawsuit after number of soda lovers all of which have struggled with obesity say their diet beverages made them pack on the pounds rather than shed weight. the company diet drinks contain the sugar substitute as per tame which claims the -- suit claims leading to weight gain. coke and dr. pepper and snapple say there are lawsuits without merit and will put up a vigorous defense. >>> and finally, all right, do you want free chipotle burritos for a year. >> yes. >> allison says. >> chest boo rito to the bottom your screen by october 31st. that's right. boo holding a sweepstakes open to restaurant

annapolis for that. taking a look at maryland ma majors. 37 minute from 121 to 370.of 270 taking large amount of time because of congestion. outer loop has crawled to 45 minute trip from 95 to the spur. camera behind us is the outer loop by colesville road clinton ten minute trip to get from 301 to short cut road. keep it to fox5. more, news, weather, traffic in a few. a few. what can you do with two bacon, egg and cheese sandwiches for $5 from dunkin'? settle a debt. make a friend. save the day. or keep 'em both for this handsome devil. with two bacon, egg and cheese sandwiches for $5 the future is in your hands. america runs on dunkin'. >> new york times reports russian operatives likely spent tens of thousands of dla google ads to help influence the 2016 election. those reports say google found out while considering whether to testify before congress next month. facebook and twitter have already agreed to testify. u.s. intelligence agencies claim russian president vladimir putin was behind a diss information campaign to help president trump within the election. >>

annapolis went missing in j june. police found her body nearly two weeks going in crownsville maryland. rivera lopez was beep to death and burried in a secret grave. five people railroad charged charged with her murder. >> steply town mass use sexually aus booing two clients is in court. he's charged with 1st and second degree sexual abuse a female client called police after ot client said he tried to owe the same thing to her in >> the war of. >> we're not going to talk about how fancy the on was for the war. >> let's do. it located south west water front. it brings new restaurant, shopping, live music venue, condos and much more to the area and that's where we find tucker barnes this morning. tuck i love you're there. you can remember heyday of old war. right with like hole gate and all those other amazing restaurants. >> h 20 and all of them. i remember being here with my grand parent and they have memories from the 60s and 50s coming down here. it's exactly different. i don't know if you can see what's behind me. this place is alive ago and kicking this morning. there's hundreds of

annapolis at 61 degrees. show what is going on with the future cast. part of the area will see chance of showers come late tomorrow afternoon in the everything hours. concentrated across western marylandgarrett, allegany and washington counties. it's not going to amount to a immediate metro it will stay dry moving through the day tomorrow and the day on friday. the day planner tomorrow shows high of 85. added clouds later in the day. baseball, playoffs, friday everything in the 70's for the first game. the second game on saturday in the 70's. partly sunny skies. then the next best chance for the showers showers will come le sunday and monday. the reason could be what is tropical depression number 16. winds at 35 miles per hour. wind gusts at 45. this is tracking toward the northwest at 7. this is expected to intensify moving over the warmer waters of the gulf of mexico to a category one hurricane. it could make landfall as early as sunday afternoon. along the gulf coast. after that it will move inland and become area of low pressure. that is what will bring us wet weather late sunday and monday. even tuesday. we have a two and a half inch deficit at the reagan national airport. after

annapolis. a whole check of the forecast coming up. here's jack taylor with friday traffic. >> chuck, thank you. marylandying to come into -- we have a crash involving a tractor-trailer and a car. maryland state authorities are on scene. blocking the left half of the roadway. the third right lane you're seeing, the on ramp from claire barton parkway on to the inner loop, delays pack towards georgetown pike. 66 eastbound before nutley, the left side of the roadway is tied up. single left lane blocked but an early delay back near 50 already. aaron, eun, back to you. >> thank you, jack. it's 6:31. looking at the top stories right now. two people remain in critical condition after that deadly workplace shooting in the suspected gunman is held on $2 million bail in delaware. coming up, we hear from the family of an arlington man killed in the shooting. >>> a montgomery county guidance counselor arrested on sexual assault charges. colin black met two women on tinder, the dating app. he allegedly assaulted them. he's on administrative leave from the school district. >>> this morning, 17th street northwest betwe

things over for a wide view of the district maryland and virginia, traffic is looking good on 50 coming through bowie. no problems outbound toward annapolisre seeing very nice conditions as you make your way out on 395, 66 top side of the beltway some late clearing construction should be out of the way soon by connecticut avenue. right now 95 over to 270 spur a 13 minute commute. that's what we like to see there. not seeing any problems on 66 as construction did clear out by 28 on the westbound side coming through chantilly. 28 looks very nice. if you have an early morning flight, traffic on the way to bwi reagan national and dulles is quiet. to bwi i would suggest 95 northbound. dipping down to 49 miles per hour 270 southbound. about a five minute delay picking up from 70 down through clarksburg. all metro rail lines are on time. we'll be keeping you up to date on twitter as well at erin fox5 d.c. if you need any commute information. let's head to holly and maureen for the latest. >> we want to take you to break right now but we're staying on top that of active shooter investigation happening on the strip. 20 plus people dead, a hundred

annapolis. get away from the water in the city. it's noticeably colder. 39 in warrenton. montgomery county. 48 gaithersburg. you better believe, there are scattered areas of mid-30s from northern montgomery county into frederick county marylandis goes until 9:00 this morning. these areas may be favored for morning than today. after a chilly start it will. i promise you, turn into a flawless afternoon to be outside. afternoon highs today in the upper 50s and low 60s. there's a nice warming trend coming our way as well. four things about the next four days. the chill in the air today, another cool one tomorrow. but the 70s are back in the picture for thursday, friday will be absolutely flawless. the weekend is really looking nice. there's your planner for today. sun not up until 7:20. that's when things will warm again. afternoon highs up near 62. sundown at 6:26 this evening. sheena is here. we're teamed up and we'll be bringing you the ten-day forecast and more in a few more minutes. for now, let's go back to the news. >> thank you, chuck. >>> roughed up at a local store and put in handcuffs. not by the police. it was perfectly legal. what led up to the scuffle caught on surveillance camera. >>> also ahead, when we hand big

maryland under half of a mile of disability. once the fog burns off, a little bit of sunshine. 82 to 83 degrees. marlboro towards annapolisa very warm day for us, but a cooldown is underway, more rain for tomorrow. i will take you hour-by-hour to look at tomorrow in about 10 minutes. julie? tieups from the pentagon before you reach the gw parkway exit, crash involving the tractor-trailer in the far right lane. the center of the road at chantilly is what's blocked at this point with delays building. eastbound seven before the dulles toll road and the wreck and the farmer left lane. off a twin tocked hundred 36 and john moore drive until further notice. you will find that we have delays northbound, cleanup from an earlier truck fire. that is our traffic watch. i'm back in the next 10 minutes. trouble in crownsville? i will let you know where. change in the timeline of events leading up to the las vegas massacre. adriana hot inns has more details on this. authorities say that stephen paddock shot a hotel security guard in the leg and then started targeting the crowd below. just last week the police said that the security gua

maryland right now. 270 southbound still delay free. i'll let you know when that changes heading out of frederick. the outer loop in college park and 50 coming from bowie looks great. outbound toward annapolis a little fall get away in, no problems out to the eastern shore. also seeing quiet conditions on our majors in virginia. in northwest we have a closure. melanie alnwick is out at foxhall road between reservoir road and q street. that is closed with fire department activity. use caution and just be prepared to detour around that intersection. aside from that as gary has been telling you will about the forecast don't forget extra traffic tonight. game starts at 7:30 so get down there early to watch the nats take on the chicago cubs. any questions for your commute at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. right now 4:57 and coming up on fox5 news morning at 5:00 a shocking crime coming to lightly in and montgomery county. >> a man is accused of touching a girl inappropriately and police fear there could be more victims out there. we're following this story for you at the top of the five. >> and right now as we head to break, a gorgeous live look across the d.c. region. again, it's 4:57, 68 degrees.

former manager of maryland police lab is expected to plead guilty to charges she stole prescription drugs, dropped off at police sta stations. according to the skap tall in annapolis annette box of pasadena is scheduled for a plea hearing in december. she was arrested back in december after authorities say she was taking precipitation opiates out of police station drop boxes. prosecutors believed the thefts occurred over two-year period of time. >> an ice detainee sentenced to 16 months in prison yn for high profile escape in dulles. mendez tried to flee while being transported to ice facility for deport taix. last month he pled guilty to charges for assaulting and impeding transportation officers for immigration enforcement and thaet led two hour manhunt. >>> and it's going to be a few more days before hundreds of residents can return to apartments in bethesda. a saturday fire at the promenade apartments on p puxhill road forced more than 1100 people from the complex north tourer. 18 people were injured and we're told the fire started in electrical room and caused about a million dollars in damage. >>> kicking off the week at the white house president trump welco

maryland. wind at 10 miles. it feels like 44 degrees right now income or land. theeratures will be in lower 50's, some 40's. 54 in fredericksburg. 52 in annapolis. , 40.stown comparatively from this time yesterday, we air in place. it took a while for that milder air to move in. you can see we are running 12-14 degrees cooler than we were yesterday. are down somewhat from some of the gusts. winds why we have advisories in place. for afterschool sports, you should be good to go. temperatures will peak in the upper 50's before starting to drop back. remember, this weekend we switch s.r clock temperatures drop into the 40's downtown tonight. the storm system to the north will start to lift a way. dry conditions over the next couple of days. see warmer air longer term, but nighttime lows will be better when you head out the door. up kids will need to bundle in the morning. but by afternoon tomorrow, it will be a bit better. as the sun goes down tomorrow, we will be in the 50's, but the kids can tough it out. don't make them put a codon over their costumes because that just ruins at all. over their costumes because that just ruins at all. i am wearing my boots today. i do li

annapolis and receipt of morning commute. michael thomas you need towed wear that skeleton outfit all morning. >> a man accused of shoot egg ago kill ib three co-workers at marylandpany. charges include attempted murder. recklessen gaichingerment and weapons charges. prince shot fire co-workers at advanced graphit solutions hartford county october 18 and drove to used car lot in wilmington delaware and sholt acquaintance in the head. >> developing out west this morning the shelter in place alert has been lifted at the university of utah following a deadly late night the sho shooting. and one person was killed on campus arounds 9:00 last night and police continued to serve for the suspect and they continued to do that as we speak. they're looking for 24-year-old austin b about utane who is armed and da university cancelled classes for today. >> a d.c. man facing felony gun charge this morning accused of running virtual gun store on facebook. fbi been greating allen james after someone tipped him off. he was selling assault rifles and semi-automatic hand guns. d.c. police arrested him for having happened gun in southeast. >> ten minutes before the hour now. let's t

maryland you have a chance of seeing it. the east flow is bringing us in alexandria, down along king street you may see flooding down at the bottom, also toward the washington channel here. annapolisarundel county. if you live in an flooding you are going to see flooding along the coast. heads up for that as you move on out. you probably know who you are because this is something that happens fairly often in those areas. 76 degrees tomorrow morning, clouds, isolated shower early. but then some afternoon clearing. not a bad day on saturday. sunday a lot nicer, high of 85 degrees. let's look at the game day forecast as we take on the 49ers. the game we should definitely win fairly easily. come on, guys. 75 degrees at noon, 83 at 3:00 p.m., going down to 81 by 6:00, the game time is 1:00. during the game it is going to be on the warm side for sure. then it gets rather chiller monday into tuesday. monday some showers early in the day but most of the day looks dry. 65 wednesday, 20 to 30e miles an hour, it will be a chilly damon and tuesday. some really nice fall like weather as we move towards the end of the week and next weekend looking pretty good, too. on my facebook page i've been

we recently stopped in annapolis, maryland, asking folks what's the most important issue in their state. >> i live in annapolis, in maryland and i teach at st. john's college where we are filming now. an issue a lot of us in maryland are concerned with is our heritage, the heritage of slavery and the heritage of the civil war. i'm sure many of you heard, there's a statue of the justice was taken down in front of the statehouse. my real concern is how do with conversations about our past? and here at st. john's we read frederick douglass. we read that dred scott decision. and we tried to have real conversations with one another about the issues and different points of view we might have on them. i suppose that's one of the things i care about most deeply is how can we as americans, how can we as marylanders have real conversations where everyone is respected but we are also, some degree of understanding to be reached about issues which really matter for our heritage, our history and what's happening today. so that's what i'm hoping for is not just fighting, nudges arguing, not just power