now we're going to head down to tom fitzgerald with ed gillespie. what it means for the big picture of 2018 and beyond. after this. >> the last time ed gillespie ran for statewide office it was 2014 and for most of the night it looked like he would be the one to unseat ted warner. it was not the outcome he and h supporters were hoping for. tom fitzgerald at gillespie headquarters. what's it been like there tonight? >>reporter: you know, it was quiet from the get go, jim. when we came here in tonight you get that look -- you've been in these situations. you come into a room and you can feel tank bli how that crowd feels bit. we saw it last year frankly in new york. when we went into that evening last year and all the polls were saying hillary clinton, that crowd, they were convinced when we walked in here tonight there was none of that energy. there was none of that vibe. frankly it didn't take all that long to see where this was going. very early in the evening there was a vote total that came up. it was about 10 percent of the virginia electric cam

held a briefing on the find of those investigation into the june and august collisions of the uss fitzgerald and the uss john mccain. admiral richardson spoke to reporters at the pentagon, calling the collisions preventible. this is 40 minutes. >> good afternoon. ladies and gentlemen. start withan opening statement. thank you first for the opportunity to be here today and brief you o. the recent incidents in involving surface forces in the western pacific. the comprehensive review that examined the systemic issues surrounding these incidents and then review the corrective action. before i begin, i must say that throughout this investigative process, our first and last thoughts have been with our fallen sailors and families. i want to offer my deep condolences to those who lost a loved one and ensure them they will always be part of the navy family. a review of your navy today shows this morning there are 100 ships and 64,000 sailors and navy civillages forward deployed. this includes three carrier strike groups and air wings, three amphibious readiness group and their embarked marine expedit

collisions involving the destroyers "fitzgerald" and "mccain" caused the death of 17 sailors, and in each case, the crew was at fault. the cause for this accident is under investigation, but earlier this month the navy said the high tempo of operations in the pacific has led to reduced safety margins. david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. >>> there's a new clue in the search for an argentine submarine. an unusual noise was heard before it disappeared last week. the argentine navy did not say if the noise indicated an explosion or another emergency. the search for the "san juan" is entering a critical phase because oxygen may be running low.

pressure on frances fitzgerald to stand down. has been very clear that he is standing by her. but pressure is growing, and some said pressure in his own party. you will be monitoring developments. thank you. cases of scarlet fever have reached a 50 year high in england. newly published research shows there were over 19,000 cases of the illness reported last year — mostly in schools and nurseries — although it's not clear what's behind the increase. when it comes to aspiration and opportunity, england is becoming increasingly divided according to a new report. the social mobility commission says london and the south—east are still the best place for disadvantaged children to progress, whilst some rural and coastal areas are frequently left behind. adina campbell reports. it all started with me wanting to do something... more than a third of children here at this school in nottingham claim school meals and, overall, young people face some of the biggest barriers to succeeding in life according to the social mobility commission. but

scott fitzgerald said the sign of a first rate intelligence is people who hold two opposing ideas inour head at the same time yesterday they said there will be no high border and northern ireland would not be part of the union. is that not -- >> i don't think f. scott fitzgerald has any thoughts in mind when he was talking about that there in 1910 and 1920 and i think f. scott fitzgerald also made a comment about not too many second chances in american life and as this negotiation moves forward we'll hear different views in relation to what the end point will be. >> so gdp talking about perspectives and opinions, they've said that the single market is economics. can you underline why that makes sense? >> we are putting this position forward because we believe it's in the national interests of our country and offers the best prospect for continued economic progress in this particularly on our islands. the reason why we believe it's very, very important that we have a customs policy moving forward that is as close as possible to what we have at the moment, including continued membershi

ella fitzgerald -- ella fitzgerald launched her legendary career there. get this.lla fitzgerald was supposed to dance on stage that night. thankfully she decided at the last minute to sing instead. >>> now to a disturbing story that's new tonight, at least 10 women claim their rights were violated at prince george's county hospital center, violated b be a gynecologist. turns out he wasn't a doctor at all. the name he used? charles j.acoda. the hospital acknowledges they hired him and insist they did a thorough background check. they say acoda used a complex identity theft scheme to assume the name and credentials of an actual licensed gynecologist. those women have filed a class action lawsuit. >>> also in the district tonight, changes to the city's famous skyline. a key commission hated the design of the new frederick douglass bridge but ended up approving it. so that means you'll see some arches over the anacostia river between 295 east of the river and nats park in southwest. here's a look at the approved design. the construction starts this winter. it should fi

between britain and the european union opposition parties have been demanding that mr gerald mr fitzgerald step down over her role in a police whistle blowing scandal. or forces on the indonesian island of bali have renewed their calls for residents to leave the area amid fears that eruptions for volcano could become more violent argonne has been shooting massive columns of smoke four kilometers into the sky thousands of travelers are stranded after ash forced to authorities to close the airport for a second day. emanuel mccraw has been speaking to university students in between the fast capital wagadu give the french president sought a clean break from the past saying that he came from a generation that would not tell africans what to do and that he would rather focus his efforts on bridging ties between africa and europe. and germany's chancellor angela merkel says she's horrified by a knife attack on a man known for his migrant friendly policies there's a happened on monday evening in a restaurant in the western german city of altoona they met and the rest was taken to hospital but late

yesterday the defense of cultivating a recent report about two navy ship collisions in june the uss fitzgerald collided philippine flag container ship off the country of japan leaving seven sailors dead. over two months later the uss john mccain clapped into a iberian ship near singapore and left ten sailors dead. here is a look. >> good afternoon. ladies and gentlemen, i will start with an opening statement. i want to thank you first for the opportunity to be here today and review of the recent incidences involving forces in the western pacific. a copy of the review that examines the systemic issue surrounding these incidences and review the corrective action. before i begin i must say that throughout this investigative process our first and last thoughts have been with our fallen sailors and their families. i want to offer my deepest condolences to those who lost a loved one and assure them that they will always be part of the navy family. a review of your navy today shows that this morning there are 100 ships and 64000 sailors and navies salient point. this includes carriers and marine expe

it talks between britain and the european union opposition parties have been demanding that ms fitzgerald step down over her role in a police whistle blowing scandal authorities on the indonesian island of bali have renewed their calls for residents to leave the area amid fears that eruptions from a volcano could become more violent mount has been shooting massive columns and smoke four kilometers into the sky a european union decision to extend the license for the controversial weed killer the life you say could end up complicating german chancellor angela merkel's efforts to form a new government now the problem is that a minister in miracles conservative party made a unilateral decision to vote for the why since extension without the support of the government's current coalition partners that was a big mistake. christiane schmidt has fallen out of favor the german agricultural minister and conservative c.s.u. politician singlehandedly voted for the weed killer glaive in the e.u. even though germany had been expected to abstain chancellor merkel expressed her disapproval of the minister

see some of the other stories making news around the world islands deputy prime minister france's fitzgerald has resigned the move will probably of earth's a government collapse on snap elections which could have complicated proxy talks between britain and the european union opposition parties have demanded that fitzgerald step down over her role in a police whistle blowing scandal. thousands of travelers are still stranded on the indian easy on the island of bali after an erupting volcano forssell forces to close the airport for a second day now and i'll go in the shooting massive columns of smoke four kilometers into the sky the government has ordered the evacuation of more than one hundred thousand people. imagine all micro hust broke into university students in bikini fasteners capital ouagadougou the french president sought to make a clean break with the past saying that he came from a generation that would not tell africans what to do and he would rather focus his efforts on bridging ties between i think you and your. germany's chancellor angela merkel has expressed a shock at a knife

tom fitzgerald weapon tips how to avoid awkward dinner sfwlxt and this is about what you can and cannot talk about. the american psychological association says holiday stress real and you can make it easier he if you agree on things that you're not going to talk about. we came up with shine they call and maybe snot is hypothetical situations that could cause disstawsh answer around the beginner table and stop it from turn nooing a food fight. believe the fake news. >> oh, no, grandpa al he doesn't believe the fake news don't watch it. >> grandpa soul ridiculous. >> the correct answer is did you do something with the mashed potatoes this year. >> tuesday inmarry sol says i need a safe place to process by feelings. >> kids table is same space. that saves space in the basement. >> correct answer is, did you try these jams, they are y yamtastic. >> i want to know what they're going to lock hillary up. >> i would tell him to go, you know, go you know where. >> the correct answer is boy, this stuffing is moist. >> gand ma sally says what we need to do is around trump. >> we need a wall around

tom fitzgerald spoke to members of the caucus today and is live at fbi head quarter with more, tom. >> you can see the level of concern from congressional black caucus only to over the tight the of this report entitled black identity extremists lookly motivated to target law enforcement officers. and now, cbc tonight says they're questioning theory behind this entire report and they want to know more information about why it was compiled this is effort to smear the civil rights protests negative this country. and up on capitol hill democratic congressman karen bass has sharp questions for attorney general beth ses sessions. >> where people who are rightfully protesting what they consider to be injustice in their community, which is their relationship with police officers are now being targeted and labeled as extremist and are going through periods of surveillance and harassment. >> and now, in response to this report coming gretion at black cause us fired a let to christopher ray direct to have fbi wanting to know more information about how the fbi came one intelligence assessment and

news 4's meagan fitzgerald reports, you could stafrt seein some of these features as early as next year. >> the gym is being called the room of the future where most everything you want can be controlled by voice command. >> when you come to a new place, you like to feel at home and comfortable. >> reporter: kareem khalifa is the senior v.p. of global design for marriott. he is considered the brains of the operation. we asked him for a tour. >> let's go see a room. >> reporter: once inside shall the experience is transformed to a new level. >> there are different scenes here for people when they first arrive. >> reporter: the miller family has two kids and are staying at the marriott whi >> we have put their personalized artwork that comes from their accounts. the contents on the tv. >> there are exercise capabilities. >> we can see for her a yoga routine that let's her get some exercise when she first comes to the room. >> there is the bathroom where even the toilets are upgraded with heated and cooled seats. the shower pressure is adjusted through voice commands. hilton says they are

they blamed the fitzgerald on numerous failures by the crew and the mccain on complacency. new oversight command will have to s pacific fleet before a ship can leave port now. michelle: tonight hundreds of people are waiting for word on the fate of their memories. thieves broke in the public storage facility off i-270 in frederick, maryland, over the weekend. some 250 lockers were compromised. not all of the renters whose lockers were hit have been notified and interviewed yet. we spoke with some who are anxiously waiting for news. >> it's all i had left of my dad. you know, now i'm like really worried. there was a lot of stuff of value in there. upsets me. michelle: many renters haven't been allowed in the lockers to take inventory. they believe the thieves struck friday night or early saturday morning. jonathan: caught on video, a former elementary school principal and the town mayor catches a teenager he says breaking into his truck and he teaches them a lesson waiting for police. watch. >> when you break in people's ain't whipped your tail. jonathan: that would be an ol

have a happy thanksgiving, on capitol hill, i'm tom fitzgerald. >> i love that. thank you, fitz. >>> so does politics come up at your thanksgiving >> all time. >> does it get into. >> let me tell you, the fact that i'm here working, kind of a blessing this year. no, when you're -- it did get a little heated. i'll tell when you it did. after the 2000 election when you had that month and a half, i mean, that was tense. because you have two parts of the family different sides and me struggling to try to be the peace maker >> did you throw marked potatoes >> i did not, i stayed out of it, pass the wine >> it comes up in our household but we resolve it quickly. we eat apple crisp or throw the mash ed potatoes, my grandmother is watch washington, dc. >> thanks for joining us tonight for 5@630 >> news continues on digital fox 5 dc, i'll see you on the final five at 11:30 tonight. what if there was only one paper? now what if there was only one mattress? one is not a choice. choose your mattress with tulo. everything you want in a bed, in a box. announcer: today on "tmz"

tom fitzgerald was there and joins us live from arlington county. fitz? >> reporter: tony good evening, we have a new era underway in virginia politics. if you thought for a second that ralph northum would shy away from the talk about how his election last night was an answer to president trump, well, guess again. the new governor elect went right after the president today, saying that his election was, in fact, an answer to the president's term in the white house, and even went as far as to say that if there are things he can work on with donald trump, he would. >> the divisive ness, hatred, bigot ty, it's not the united states of america or the commonwealth of virginia they love. there are things that president trump talked about wanting to do for this country that would be very beneficial t for example, building up our military. as you may may know i'm a veteran of the united states army. >> reporter: the news conference at the virginia state capitol today, northum unveiled his transition team and said his four priorities for his first days in office a

fox5's tom fitzgerald is live on the hill tonight with the latest. tony, shawn, it's been an eye opening day today. we learned today if a congressional tafer goes through the process that is currently in place and has been able t reach an agreement, it is not the guilty party that has to pay up, itself it's you the taxpayers. in can pennsylvania, we learned today that there was that has paid out since 1997 and 2014, $15.2 million to 235 accusers. this came on a day of testimony today where california congress woman jackie spear revealed that two current former members of congress have sexually harassed its staffers. these harasser propositions such as are you going to be a good girl, to perpetrators exposing their genitals, to victims having their private parts grabbed on the house floor. all they ask in return as staff members is to be able to work in a hostile-free work environment strong stuff up here today. this testimony went onto detail how even though congress demands that private companies have processes in place that people can complain and

we're live on the hill, tom fitzgerald. president trump formally addressed the sexual misconduct against senator quand date roy moore. speaking to reporters before leaving for a thanksgiving break at hits mar-a-lago estate in palm beach, florida. the president said he continues to back moore. i can tell you one thing for sure, we don't need a liberal person in there, a democrat. i looked at his crime. it's terrible in the border. >> the president as he will announce next week whether he will campaign for moore. six women have accused moore of pursuing relationships with them when they were teenagers and he was an assistant district attorney in his mid 30s. tonight minnesota al franken is getting support from some of his former colleagues at saturday night live. three dozen women have signed a letter supporting franken. he was a writer, producer and performer on the show for to years. the letter says none of the women experienced inappropriate behavior while working with franken. two women who did not work on the show have a

for now live in fairfax, tom fitzgerald, "fox5 local news". >> tom, thank you very much. gary mcgrady has a great assignment today. he's at redskins salute to service event working with former redskins and kids, gary. oh, my gosh we've been working out 60 minute straight. all the kids finished and taking a break now. we'll till what this is about salute to service, stay with us we'll continue with news and right back from for the belvoir. stay with us. will have power over your health care. adams supports letting insurance companies deny coverage for pre-existing conditions. seniors would be charged more for health care; premiums would go up. and adams supports giving employers the power to block birth control access for female employees. john adams: wrong on health care, wrong on birth control, wrong for virginia. disclaimer: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. >> again we're following breaking news in texas shooting investigation. >> korey cough man is in the newsroom with the latest details, korey. >> we're just learning that offi

meagan fitzgerald is live with the latest. a scary situation. >> take a look at the flames that speak for itself. you can see the intensity dripping through this senior living facility in westchester. the fire forced residents out into the bitter cold. officials say more than 20 residents are in the hospital. this, of course, causing a lot of families to wake up in panic. we heard from fire officials just moments ago. >> the families, given the nature of the facility that we're involved with. we have a tremendous number of resources committed to this investigation and to the fire incident. >> we are expecting the next update at 6:00 a.m. you can always download our nbc washington app for updates. back to you. >>> a citywide manhunt is still under way in baltimore for the person who killed a police officer. detective shawn suiter was shot in the head while investigating a murder. he died yesterday surrounded by his wife and five children. there is now a $169,000 reward for information leading to the killer's arrest and convicti

tom fitzgerald is live on the hill tonight with the fall-out. fitz? >> reporter: shawn, what we know tonight is that this happened last wednesday, we only learned about it though, because of the police blotter that has just been released by the united states capitol police. here's what they say happened. we're told that two individuals went to the capitol police >> two people in the capitol visitor center who were there presumably for them and groped them. those two individuals reported this individual and they arrested him. >> reporter: late this afternoon, following repeated requests from fox 5 news u.s. capitol police finally did release a redacted version of this that police report. parts of but we were able to see that the person who was arrested was a 20-year-old male. we were also told that there were two victims listed on this police report. but as far as what the victim's name was, that part was blocked out. now, this all happened today while the house of representatives itself was voting on a package to increase sexual harassment training he

meagan fitzgerald catches up with the family housekeeper who still keeps about the victims every day. >> a brutal nightmare played out inside this home 2 1/2 years ago. they were held hostage for 18 hours, tortured and murdered inside their woodland drive home. there's only one suspect that's been charged. >> it's so -- sometimes i'm so fearful. >> gutierrez, the long-time housekeeper for decades and could have been inside the mansion that day if not for a twist of fate. she still remem to the murders. i spoke with nellie this week. she didn't want to go on camera but says amy wasn't herself. >> called me and said, oh, nellie, amy locked me out with the dog. i say why? she says oh, she went to get flowers for -- how did she lock her out with the dog. >> that wasn't the only sign that amy was under a lot of stress. amy sent her this e-mail in april of 2015 that we're seeing for the first time. nelly said she misplaced small things like phone numbers and e-mail addresses and was constantly changing schedules. even in this voice message that was left for her one week before the murder. h

tom fitzgerald is live on capital hill. what else have we learned and has the white house responded. >>reporter: they have, shawn. good evening. the pentagon says this inter continental ballistic missile was fired at 3 a.m. korea time. this is about one in the afternoon here in d.c. this missile which has still not been identified by the pentagon traveled about 620 miles before it finally crashed into the sea of japan. it traveled through the air for nearly an hour. now , the north american air space defense command says at no point did this missile pose any threat to north america, but it's important to remember it's been only a week since the trump administers mrgs placed north korea on a list of state sponsor ed terrorism. president trump declaring this situation would be handled, but the president did not detail how. thank you very much. as you probably have heard and some of you have reported a missile was launched a little while ago from north korea. i will only tell you that we will take care of it . we have general

let's get right to fox5 tom fitzgerald live on the hill. we know there was a loft back and forth especially with the president and the democrats. that's true, republicans cleared a big hurdle on this tax bill. they were able to get it out of the senate budget committee. that sends it on to the floor of the national as you just detailed it is not quite clear how that is going to go at this point as the vote counts go. overhanging all of this today was this question about the government shutdown. understand on december 8, unless they pass a new continuing resolution, they are going to have to shutdown the government today and part of what the president was going to do up here on the hill was going to be meeting with democratic leaders nancy pelosi and chuck nobody is ever going to confuse the united states congress with the objection ford debating society, but this place looked a heck of a lot less like oxford and a the lot more some high school lunchroom having a freud between two tables and here's why. look at the tweet that the president s

tom fitzgerald is live on the hill with more. >>reporter: critics have long been calling this diversity immigration program a loop hole the united states immigration security missed. this morning war of words broke out between the president of the united states and the senate democratic leader chuck schumer calling it first a schumer beauty. nonetheless this program and alleged attacker we now know came into the united states back in 2010 is one of 50,000 people who have received visas annually throughout this program, which is run by the u.s. state department. there are a lot of questions over this, like how strictly did they enforce folks and how can they turn around and sponsor somebody else once admitted to the united states? the bottom line is this the president said he's taking the early steps to terminate this program. once and for all. >> we want people that will help our country. we want people that will keep our country safe. we don't want lotteries where the wrong people are in the lotteries and guess what? who are the

"fox5" tom fitzgerald is live with details. fitz are those flyers till posted. >> reporter: they are, tony w. a good reason. they want police to have as much time tiehl dealing with these things as possible while they con duck the investigations. chose to are four of the flyers not only pasted but glued on to this door. they're not coming off easily. the reason they left them up they want the police to work on this as long as possible. while they are up republicans in montgomery county also put up this sign as well letting anybody who drives by this area know full well the republican commit knee montgomery country has nothing to do with these groups. they believe this is attempt to make this republican party in montgomery country look very bad. >> campaign trying to you know affiliate us with these people an we have absolutely no interest in supporting them. we he do not have the same beliefs. and it they put them on our door to influence us they did the the wrong thing. >> all right that's chairman. we want you to look good an

live on the hill tonight tom fitzgerald fox5 local news. >> as we mentioned as you heard tom say news of these allegations against senator franken have been coming in from all sides especially on social media. take a look at some of these tweets today. you heard tom talk about senator chuck schumer. he tweeted sexual harassment is never not be tolerated. i hope and expect that the ethics committee will investigate this one fully. >>> also we heard today from senator maggie has sen. she tweeted the conduct described here is completely unacceptable. alyssa milano weighed in. zero tolerance if w accountabler horrible behavior nothing changes. actor tom arnold said i believe you leann tweeden. i wish i had been there to protect you. >>> roy moore's campaign hired a handwriting analyst to try and discredit one of his accusers. they want her high school yearbook to compare moore's signature to the one she claims he signed in her yearbook back in 1977. the woman accused moore of sexual misconduct when she was just 16 years old. moore denied that, also denied signing the yearbook. the woman's

why is the opposition opposed to frances fitzgerald carrying on in post?ce motion, what is this abounm have put forward this no—confidence motion, what is this about? it is all about a big scandal in the irish police force. it is about a whistle—blower who has raised allegations of malpractice in the force. there have been allegations that people in the high command have tried to discredit this man and that there was an e—mail that serviced in 2015 which she saw and did not act upon it. the allegation is that this e—mail content strategy to discredit this whistle—blower. they do not have confidence in her as deputy minister and want her removed. no one end fine gael party will do that officially. what i have been told is that might be pressure on her on a personal level to perhaps stand—down herself to prevent a crisis in the government and a christmas election which absolutely no one wants. and we re which absolutely no one wants. and were tightly of the... and the position when it comes to brexit and negotiations. you wonder what political authority the

i'm meagan fitzgerald.traight ahead on "news4 today," breaking news after a massive fire erupts at a senior living facility. the latest video and information just coming in from the scene. >>> temperatures are going to be colder this morning. we're in the 40s right now. many areas are quickly dropping into the 30s. we have rain for part of the >>> good morning everyone. i'm meagan fitzgerald. it's friday. we made it to the end of the week. a bit of a chilly start, we can't complain too much. >> thank goodness. i had my doubts for a little while. but it's here, we made it. i'm very happy. it's like a weight lifted off your shoulders in a way. >> exactly. >> feels very good. as we go into the weekend, we're going to notice some changes. hopefully you're excited about friday. you made your friday plans and weekend plans. to start you off, we have some numbers and temperatures down in the 30s. i think more spots, especially northern virginia, we'll be getting into the 30s. by the time you walk outside, 39 gaith

it's all worthless and even me that the term scat which is associated with louis armstrong ella fitzgerald. did it i took sort of the concept of a war let's take it to the concert you know and in some funny sense to say what is it with but the artist i don't know i'm sure someone's going to come up and say this is it i'm sorry but i have the right of and i haven't heard of anything so we first. all right well the it's my you know it's such a privilege that. you know you were so happy to do this and this is what current is about the mixing new things you would. think you are the one. that. it's an absolute honor to be the music director of the queensland symphony orchestra and british and australian. because they're wonderful musicians but also it's a nice challenge because usually i get to go to an orchestra for a week i say there and by the time we're starting to get to know each other i'm gone to the next place the next orchestra where as being the music director you get to work on a long term plan a sound a way of playing and he gets no each other. just rather really understands mahler

other stories making news around the world islands deputy prime minister has resigned francis fitzgerald's departure means the country will probably avoid a government collapse and snap election which could have complicated the braggs that talks between britain and the european union opposition parties have been demanding that mr fitzgerald step down over her role in a police whistle blowing scandal. well sources on the indonesian island of bali have renewed their calls for residents to leave the area i mean fears that eruptions from a volcano could become more violent and our goal has been shooting massacre columns of smoke four kilometers into the sky thousands of travelers are stranded after two forces to close the airport for a second day. emanuel macross pro diversity seems to indicate a faster scaffolder ouagadougou french president sort of a clean break from the past saying that he came from a generation that would not tell africans what to do and that he would rather focus his efforts on bridging the ties between africa and europe. and pope francis held talks with me in the last le

he then argued with referee cane fitzgerald that he had been fouled.erald didn't think so and instead gave james a technical foul and ejected him from the game. james had avoided an ejection during his entire 15 year career. the flyers held a closed door team meeting following their ninth straight loss last night. they fell to the san jose sharks three to one. it is their longest losing streak in nearly 10 years. >> hopefully they can snap it soon. >>> it is 5:17. your relationship status might be associated with your risk of developing dementia. we'll show you the link some researchers found. >> some may call it extreme in how this couple is showing love for an italian restaurant chain. we'll explain in the morning buzz. michael: i'm thankful that i'm alive and have a second chance. james: i'm thankful for the help and the opportunity that i received. darlene: i'm thankful to be able to help people in crisis. vanessa: i'm thankful that addiction is treatable, and that help is available. christie: new jersey is experiencing a heroin epidemic fueled by

fitzgerald step down over her role in a police whistle blowing scandal.ay after revealing their engagement, britain's prince harry and his american fiancee meghan markle have announced early details of their wedding plans. they will marry in a chapel at windsor castle in may. the historic castle is one of the queen's main residences. markle will be baptized and confirmed into the church of england before the wedding, and also plans to become -- no surprise -- a british citizen. business now with helena, a british citizen herself. you don't have to become -- helena: i knew you were going to say that. brent: that's right. so what is up with bitcoin? helena: bitcoin is nearing the $10,000 mark and it is very exciting. the rise has been remarkable. gaining $1000 in less than a week. bitcoin is one of the best-known crypto currencies out there. there are others as well, they are all digital payment systems in which the current sees created on privatey own computers. that means these currencies end up bypassing the central banks, which also means they can under

ireland's deputy prime minister has resigned francis fitzgerald's departure means the country will probably avoid a government collapse and snap election which could have complicated briggs talks between britain and the european union opposition parties have been demanding that ms fitzgerald step down over her role in a police whistle blowing scandal a day after revealing their engagement britain's prince harry and his american fiance meghan markle have announced early details of their wedding plans they will marry in a chapel at windsor castle in may the historic castle is one of the queen's main residences markel will be baptized and confirmed into the church of england before the wedding and also plans to become surprised a british citizen. all right first business now with helen a british citizen herself you don't have to become yeah we're going to say. that's right that's right so what's up with bitcoin right will bit cohen is nearing the ten thousand dollar mark right is very exciting in the ranis this week when it's been remarkable gaining one thousand dollars in less than a week now

tom fitzgerald is live in fairfax tonight. fits we're seeing more conflicts amongst the polls. >> sarah, you're right, this race has gotten tight, very tight. how tight? look at a couple polls just today coming out this is quinnipiac university having north an am nine points that is a comfortable lead. northam is newspaper this poll 6 points. you look at monmouth university out with new poll today they have northam up two points within the margin inch error and poling company in d.c. have gillespie up by two points also within the margin of rear ror. keep in mind throughout the summer this race has been gentlemanly almost boar bore ago fair. weeks. both candidates in the last few days trying to frame the others being out of touch with voteers in virginia. >> we have a candidate that we're running against who is nothing more than a washington lobbyist and virginiaians they want someone that will take us to the next level. >> any governor of virginia has to have a working relationship with a president. that's been the case for d

. >>> in june seven sailors were killed when the uss fitzgerald ran into a container ship. ten more sailors lost their lives when the uss john mccain hit an oil tanker. in that case two of those dead were from maryland. because of those collisions, eight top navy officials were removed from their post, and that includes the vice admiral who was serving as fleet commander. >>> a tragedy on the dulles toll road when a man darts across the highway. he never made it to the other side. an oncoming car hit and killed that 42-year-old late last night. this happened close to a metro station. david culver explains where the man may have been going. >> reporter: drivers cruising the dulles toll road on this day before thanksgiving. in an instant, they pass the spot. ho view. you can see the tire markings and the remnants of police flares that burned through the night. investigators say just before 10:00 tuesday night, a driver spotted a man darting across the eastbound lanes of the toll road, but it happened so quickly, the driver couldn't stop in time. >> the incident itself involve

live, tom fitzgerald fox5 local news. >> and you could see right there the sun behind tom fitzgerald, it's nice and warm i guess for what would be a fall day. >> what change over the last couple days. 71 degrees as we look towards reagan airport. sue is here with a look at -- this is gorgeous. >> it's so gorgeous. it has me in a good mood. how about you guys. >> i'm with you. >> i totally noticed that golden globe behind tom, the angle on the leaves that are pretty much at peek around our area and you get this bonus temperatures the only thing wrong with today is it's not saturday. 71 degrees right now here in the district and that's one of the cooler spots. check this out. manassas is 75. culpeper 76. fredericksburg 76 and annapolis 72 degrees. we have a strong south wind that has developed and that warm front blasted through the area and these are delightful temperatures especially when you consider that the average high for a november 2nd is -- and it is the second, right, not the third? have to check on that. it's the second. should be about 63 degrees s get them its pretty jaw dr

islands deputy prime minister has resigned over a police whistleblower scandal francis fitzgerald had been at the center of a political crisis that could have led to snap elections in ireland during crucial breaks and they go see a shien's means barker reports from dublin. a close call for the irish government after days of tense talks the deputy prime minister francis fitzgerald said that she was resigning for the sake of the country averting the possibility of a snap general election she's been under pressure to step down over her handling of a corruption scandal of the operational arms of the police service when she was justice minister. the main opposition fianna fáil party who the government relies upon for support plan to stage a vote of no confidence if she fail to go which could have brought down the government a general election could have been potentially damaging for the country at a crucial time politically ireland currently wields a tremendous amount of clouds over bricks at negotiations it's threatens in the past to use its power of veto to block the start of trade talks

a year before the end of the year there's been a tremendous amount of pressure put upon francis fitzgerald by the opposition feen a full party to clarify exactly how much she knew about a scandal that took place in the very upper echelons of the police service when a full said thirty if she didn't resign then they would table a vote of no confidence later on choose to force her out of office that could have potentially lead to a collapse of the government and a round of elections something that nobody here really wanted across the political spectrum largely because the irish government right now wields a tremendous amount of political power when it comes to brics it talks island has said in the last couple of weeks or so that it could potentially use its power a veto at the e.u. to blog breaks it talks some going to the next stage talks about trade something the u.k. is eager to move on to i don't want to know before that what britain's plans are when it comes to the border between the republic of ireland and northern on of the part of the u.k. that border is currently open but if post bre

the departure of the deputy prime minister frances fitzgerald means that leo veronica the prime minister and his government of narrowly averted the prospect of a general election having to take place here before the end of the year there's been a tremendous amount of pressure put upon francis fitzgerald by the opposition feen a full party to clarify exactly how much she knew about a scandal that took place in the very upper echelons of the police service when a full said thirty if she didn't resign than they would table a vote of no confidence later on choose to force her out of office that could have potentially lead to a collapse of the government and around election something that nobody here really wanted across the political spectrum largely because the irish government right now wields a tremendous amount of political power when it comes to brics it talks and has said in the last couple of weeks or so that it could potentially use its power a veto at the e.u. to blog breaks it took some going to the next stage talks about trade something the u.k. is eager to move on to i don't want

now fianna fail has lodged a motion of no confidence in frances fitzgerald who use the on our screensneral election. however, the prime minister leo varadkar is saying he is standing by her. it looks as though that confidence and supply arrangement has broken down and unless she steps aside, ireland could be heading for aside, ireland could be heading for a snap general election. but news just coming to us in the last few minutes. a key part of youtube's system for reporting people who leave sexualised comments on videos of children has not been working for over a year. volunteer moderators have said up to 100,000 predatory accounts could be leaving comments on videos. meanwhile, a bbc trending investigation has found a flaw in the system that allows the public to report abuse. the nspcc says more needs to be done to protect children online. we think it's really important the government now steps in to require all social media firms to take consistent steps to make children safe. what should that look like? that should ensure that children have the highest privacy settings established

nick fitzgerald fights in here for the score, 21-17, mississippi state.emaining, harris up the middle, game tied. alabama quarterback hertz, 26-yard strike to s s s 31-24 alabama. will the prayer will answered in fitzgerald's got a gun, almost too much gun as he throws it out of the back of the end zone. alabama hangs on 31-24, and they will probably be number one in the country next week. >>> number three notre dame at number 7 miami. notre dame quarterbacks threw three picks in the first half. miami scored on all three. this one is 65-yard by bandy. 27-0, hurricanes at the half. third quarter, what a catch on the pass from roger. and that's going to set up canes freshman dj dallas. first career touchdown, 34-0. miami forced four turnovers. and then recovering, miami has a gold chain they present to every player after every turnover and it got a lot of use tonight. >> we know how big and powerful they are, but we were pretty decent as well. i thought both the offense and defensive line took care of business. unbelievable job, first time in the history of