transferred from hampton university in virginia. she had plans to graduate with honors this spring, with a political science degree and then go on to law school. police in miami still don't know why kerry ann hyphen there to celebrate around dish time at 6:00 hit the gas, truck and then hit some cars, went through a red light and then after stopping hit the gas again and then hit that police officer trying to stop her. >> he rear ended it and after that she drove off again and ran over a police officer and after that shots were fired. >> i heard five gunshots and saw pigeons flying away and then a crash. >> reporter: there was a man in the car with her. he wasn't hurt or shot when police officers fired at least four. he was questioned and released but not identified. we don't know whether or not he had any answers as to why he was driving so erratically. two witnesses coincidently also from philadelphia, they were eating dinner outside on restaurant's path yes and said she rammed back of the truck stopped in traffic first and then b

the hampton university survey shows gillespie up 41 to 33% of the other polls hold a tighter race with northam showing a slight edge. both head to the polls in less than two weeks. >>> understanding the rules of the road will soon be little comfort on i-76, and if you don't have an e-z pass, not knowing what to do could cost you. in early december they'll start enforcing morning and evening rush hour tolls on i-66 inside the beltway. during those express lane hours, drivers must have a trans ponder more than half the drivers who need them have them. >>> earning the rank of eagle scout is never easy, but a set of virginia triplets did it and made history tonight. news4's jackie benson now with a story of overcoming obstacles and the man who changed their lives forever. >> reporter: they did it all, including whitewater rafting, hog tying, ziplining and first aid skills. they mastered every badge required to become eagle scouts and they did it without being able to see. >> it has allowed us to become better people. >> reporter: tonight the villages of people with helping hands gathered f

a poll from hampton university shows ed gillespie with a lead over democrat northam. nearly a third of responders are undecided. this is the second poll to show gillespie ahead in the race. the poll has a margin of error plus or minus 4.2 percentage points. he head to the polls on november 7th. >>> i'm justin finch the at live desk. there's a missing bethesda man. this is 80-year-old juan soo kim. he left his home yesterday afternoon. he was driving a 2012 black nissan sentra with maryland tags. the tag number is 7ds bear in mind, too, the low temperatures last night. that got down to 50 degrees. a lot to have concern. if you know where yim is, call police. >>> there's also a search for this elderly man. d.c. police say 66-year-old ronald stuckey was last seen sunday. if you see him, call police. >>> it makes it harder to understand the rules of the road on 66. if you don't have an e-zpass, not knowing what do could cost you. transportation leaders want to get the word out that in early december, they will start enforcing morning and evening rush hour tolls on 66 insi

her father told us he she has had mental health issues, she transferred from hampton university to temple university. we also know from court records she has had several run in's with the law in just the last year, here's what he had to say about what happened when the officer showed up at e yesterday. >> my immediate reaction when the police officer gave me the report of what happened, of course rage, went up in me. you know, how could, you know, thinks he is call ate with, you know, a five-two, five-three, 110-pound soaking wet young laid high couldn't harm a fly could have escalated to this. it was my immediate reaction. and then, you know, looking at the other details, i mean, i can only surmise that my daughter panic. >> we know from court records she's had several run in's with the law, i mentioned speeding, driving on suspended license, not giving a proper name to a police offer, but we also saw in one of the records that her father actually filed charges against her for unlawful taking after vehicle and property and that happened last year. person in the vehicle with her, miami da

latest hampton university poll shows gillespie ahead of northam. gillespie is the republican.m up. it is within the margin of error. president trump tweeted support last night saying: "ed gillespie will be a great governor of virginia. his opponent doesn't even show up to meetings/work, and will be very weak on crime!" northam didn't let him get away with that. "i served eight years in the army, took care of sick kids. don't talk to me about showing up." it's going to be a hot one. november 7. >> juan: in case you didn't know it, i am a star. yesterday it doesn't student journalists from roberto clemente middle school in maryland came to fox to interview me. they are doing a documentary on prominent americans. they came with lights, cameras, put me in the hot seat. ask, how do you prepare for "the five"? why do you write so many books? these are really bright kids. be on the lookout for sophia, carolyn, samantha, melanie, nicole. rising stars on their way to their most selective high school in maryland. >> greg: juan, i am glad you filled in for me on that. the kids were heart

a poll from hampton university showing republican ed gillespie with an 8-point lead over democrat ed northam. he's up in the poll. this is the second poll to show gillespie ahead in the race. the poll has a margin of error -- voters head to the poll on november 7th. >>> traffic signals in maryland are getting an upgrade. justin finch is in the newsroom with details. >> the long awaited -- governor larry hogan rolling out a $50 million plan for new smart signals. they'll use real time traffic conditions to adjust timings. our news partners at they will ease congestion for 700,000 drivers a day on 14 major corridors. here's a look at one set to come into the area. maryland 228, charles county, parts of route 301 in charles and prince george's counties and maryland 202 in landover. you'll also see the signals on maryland 108 in olney. the signals will go in over the next year and that is the latest now from the newsroom. back to you guys. thank you justin. >>> new express lanes coming to a road near you. which e-zpass is best for your commute. we'll break it down to save you a few bucks

>> reporter: well, she wasn't a student here long, carry ann had just transferred from hampton university in virginia this fall expect to go graduate this spring, with a political science degree. she went to, my am toy celebrate her 22nd birthday, she lived in maryland with her family and her father, retired navy captain, said she planned to go to law school. the questions today did someone drug her when she was out at a club, was she under the influence of something, why did she crash into several cars first and then keep going , stepping on the gas, even after she ran down a police officer before she was shot by police and then killed >> after she rear ended it she drove off again and ran over a police officer and after that shots were fired. >> i heard five gunshots and i saw pigeons flying away and then a crash. >> reporter: one of those, she crashed into was a retired miami homicide detective, one of the many witnesses, there are plenty of videos, but still plenty of unanswered questions, about what happened how police handled this? again, we won't find anything, about her situation,

says she wanted to be an attorney, and transferred to temple to study political science out of hampton universityr, new information alleges she had six other run in's with police, while at hampton down in virginia, and was charged with misdemeanor assault and battery, marijuana possession, and lying about her identity to a police officer when she lived in virginia. >> the president is going to be in pennsylvania today. >> and he's going to be touting his tax overhaul plan. he will be speak to go law makers in harrisburg this evening. president trump is pushing the largest tax cut in us history, promising to create jobs and boost the economy. if approved, middle income families would get average tax cut of $300 a year. >> 300. okay. well, bombshell. new allegations from overnight against harvey weinstein. you got angelina jolie now, again he will paltro, accused this movie mogel of sexual mismisconduct over the years. and i imagine you've heard it, if you haven't, you got to hang around for this, an audio tape has been released by new york city police officers. we will play it for you. >> calling

she had six run ins with police at hampton university.he lied about her identity to an officer and convicted of speeding and had her license restricted for six months following a drug charge. >> it's just like kind of unbelievable. just like how fast these things happen. >> reporter: in order law does allow police to fire on vehicles if it's perseid that vehicle could be used as a weapon. for example, ramming a tack. but police maintain this case is still under investigation. lucy? >> all right, thank you much, dave. >>> lehigh county the department of human services is yanked the license from a nursing home after a patient wandered away and died. 77-year-old alzheimer's patient andre penn left the woodland terrace at the oaks in allentown in august. days turned into weeks. pen remained missing. one month after she walk out of that facility, authorities found her dead in a ditch in lower macungie township. the nursing home is now appealing the depth's ruling. >>> in atlantic city, pipe bombs and high powered rifles grabbed the attention o

hampton university.ad been charged with a misdemeanor assault and battery, man war a possession, and lying about her identity to an officer. >> this morning, we're learning more about the man who allegedly hit an elderly woman in fox chase. twenty-four year old joseph bradley, jr. right here is charged in a crash that left 84 year old marble to theler fighting for her life. police say bradley hit the woman pine road around 4:30 a.m. monday morning, he took off, stopped a block away from that scene, stotler still in extremely critical condition at the hospital. bradley charged with dui, aggravated assault, and other related charges. >> the marine mammal standing center looking into why three dolphins have washed up dead on the jersey shore. the center locate in the brigantine says the three bottle nose dolphins wash ashore this week, discovered in seabright, sea isle city and sandy hook. tests are now being conducted to determine how they died. >> temple university taking another step toward building a ne

temple university who got a good chance to know kerry ann as she just trans fend here from hampton university this fall semester and lived in maryland in the suburb of washington. her father a retired navy captain is wondering whether she was under the influence of something, was she drugged while in miami sunday at 6:00 p.m. celebrating turning 22 years old. she crashed into several vehicles, backup, ran through a red light and ran into several more cars and ran down a policeman trying to stop her police officer felt he had to shoot to keep her from killing a police officer and hit many others. >> he rear ended it, and then see this drove off again and ran over a police officer. after that shots were fired. >> i heard five gunshots and saw pigeons flying away and then a crash. >> reporter: there was a man in the car with her. police questioned and released him without identifying him or saying whether he knew whether or not kerry ann was under the influence of something. blood tests will determine that later. one answer for a heart broken fat shore said his daughter planned to go to law scho

information alleges that she had six run in's with police, when she was at her prior university at hampton universityed with misdemeanor assault, battery, marijuana possession and lying about her identity to an officer. >> we are learning more this morning about the man who allegedly hit an elderly woman in folks chase. twenty-four year old jillsa bradley junior charged in a crash that left 84 year old marble fighting for her life. police say bradley hit the woman 8,000 block of pine road around 4:30 a.m. monday morning. she is in critical condition. bradley is being charged with dui, aggravated assault, and other related charge. >> the marine mammal standing sender looking into why three dolphins have washed up dead, on the jersey shore. the center locate in the brigantine says the three bottle nose dolphins washed ashore this week, discovered over the past few days in see light, sea isle city and sandy hook. now tests are being conduct today determine how they died. >> 5:36. political news right now. the race to become new jersey's next governor, heating up, two candidates to succeed governor chris

. >> now, cariann's father told us today she wanted to be a lawyer, just transferred from hampton university, to temple university. he did say that she's had some mental health issues in the recent past, that he's tried to help her with those issues, we've looked at court records, we know she as had several run in's with the law. but we want to know play you what mr. hithon had to say to us today hear outside his house in bowie about his reaction when two prince george's counties police officers came and knock on his door. >> my immediate reaction when the police officer gave me the report of what happened, you know, of course, rage, went up in me, how could, you know, thinks he is call ate with, you know, a five-two, five-three, 100 pounds soaking wet young lady who harm a fly could escalate to this. that was my immediate reaction. and then, you know, looking at the other details, i mean, i can only surmise that my daughter panicked. >> now, the court records we've been able to see on line show that she has gotten tickets for driving with a suspended license, for speeding, and, in fact, in

now we're showing you video here of carianne three years ago in a hampton university civility class. university just this year majoring in political science and philosophy. her linked in profile adds she participated in mentoring and leadership programs. now there was also a passenger in carianne's car i've seen video that shows him getting out at the scene of that second carianne's dad tells me he's a long-time friend of hers for about eight years from this area. he was questioned by police and released. the officer that fired the weapon is on administrative leave pending out come of the investigation but as we said it really is just a bewildering series of events for this family here in bowie still hoping to figure out what exactly their daughter was doing and why she would have fled two accidents and then all of this co coming h a sad end. live in bow week melanie alnwick fox5 local news. >> new developments overnight as we continue to keep close eye on the deadly wildfires in are burning in northern and now in southern california. at least ten people have been killed. more than 10

cariann unfortunately was given cpr on the scene and didn't you see a video here of her in a hampton universityity class her father says she got herself into school on scholarship and transferred to temple university in 2017 major in political science and philosophy. she has linked profile as well showing she participated in mentoring and leadership programs. she also did some summer work at prince george's county as well. now, her father also tells us that just hours before she had been texting and snap chatting with her mother and her sister about the great weekend she was having to celebrate her bir birthday. so they really are trying to make sense of what happened here. her father says he believes she may have had some kind of a mental break saying she did have some mental health issues in the past. we should let you know that the police officer is in serious condition in the hospital. but is expected to survive his injuries. and of course, there is an o on-going investigation the officer that did the shooting is on administrative leave. live in bowie, i'm melanie alnwick fox5 local news. >

you know she transferred to temple from hampton university out of virginia., in virginia she was charged at one point with misdemeanor assault, battery, marijuana possession, and lying about her identity to a police officer. not sure, this is just information that we have been give glenn uh-huh. >> doesn't have much to do with what happened down there. so they're investigating what happened in miami. >> but still, so many people still have so many questions about what happened. >> well, and there is to beneficial word that they were drinking. >> will you had you? >> just kind after indication. so got to get the fact here, okay? >> we will stay on t7:07. >> in berks county police are searching for the person who murdered a 23 year old woman, and dumped her in a wooded area. police in lower heidelberg say they found madison marie's body sunday in a area of rydel road and she is from readingment detective are waiting for toxicology results as they continue to investigate. >>> well the story that's dominated headlines for weeks and months, it goes back to last ye

. >> hampton is a an institute and howard is university. >> show them what's in your pock. maureen as a cubs fan they can settle on a college campus. >> al went on her instagram. i went there with her. >> okay. >> stirring the pot. >> comg bacon brothers gave free concert last night it was really cool. hold hal a chance to get down there ahead of time and chat with kevin back couldn't and other members of the bacon familiarly. >> that's lot of bacon. that's all i'm going say. >> and a lot of cheese. scott disick, too. i'm kidding. lord scott disick he was in town and err are inn kokomo got to sit down with him and talk about the nation's capitol. >> i thought you were going with sugar and you went with cheese. required gone with sugar. happy friday. ping virginia i'll work with him. but donald trump proposed cutting virginia's school funding, rolling back our clean air and water protections, and taking away health care from thousands of virginians. as a candidate for governor, i sponsored this ad because i've stood up to donald trump on all of it. ed gillespie refuses to st

university. before he began his career at morehouse college. my daughter attended hampton before she transferred to virginia state university where she is now. so hbcus are important. and that's one-and-a-half generations. and i'm talking about the impact it has on an entire family, on an entire community. and so when we look to continue to have the conversation about improving educational equity, it's important not to forget what has helped to move the needle for almost 150 years, right? that our institutions have been on the forefront of black higher education and educational equity for our entire existence. and whether that means partnering with local school districts, whether it means training the next generation of teachers and next generation of leaders, our universitys have always overproduced or always been overrepresented, in terms of the number of professionals they graduate. and so i'm proud, and i'm happy that we live in a country now where so many of our young people have the choice to go where they want to go. i think it is fantastic. and i believe that the c

university. before he began his career at morehouse college. my daughter attended hampton before she transferred to virginia state university where she is now. so hbcus are important. and that's one-and-a-half generations. and i'm talking about the impact it has on an entire family, on an entire community. and so when we look to continue to have the conversation about improving educational equity, it's important not to forget what has helped to move the needle for almost 150 years, right? that our institutions have been on the forefront of black higher education and educational equity for our entire existence. and whether that means partnering with local school districts, whether it means training the next generation of teachers and next generation of leaders, our universitys have always overproduced or always been overrepresented, in terms of the number of professionals they graduate. and so i'm proud, and i'm happy that we live in a country now where so many of our young people have the choice to go where they want to go. i think it is fantastic. and i believe that the c

historically black greek sorority and fraternities founded right here at hampton -- excuse me that was a slip. i apologize at howard universitydid the opportunity to come out, if you are touring this historic campus. the five must stops, five hot spots that you have to check out here at howard university. [ laughter ] >> ♪ here or your top hot spots for howard university. number five, the plazas in front of the school of business and cramp ton auditorium. students come to these two areas of campus to meet, read and study between classes. to sculpture to auditorium is called friedman's column the column symbolizes the struggle from sla number four, the i lab. new students get your bison one card here. there are two mini labs, too. a great resource for students. one for mac users the other for pc's, labs can be reserved by students for study groups or professors for class instruction. >>> number three, historic founds library. named in memory of the 17 founders of howard university. this library opened in 1938 and was designed by albert castle an african-american architect from townsend, maryland. resources here include reading

hampton and other members of the black panther party. this is not a thing that exists and it's deeply troubling in a sense that yesterday at the universityard spencer brought another group of people back into the aftermath of charlottesville to march again. what you have is the justice department trying to misdirect our attention so that folks are not thinking about the ways in which white identity politics is really driving this moment. white anger, white nationalist and white supremacy and trying to blame the african-americans and black folks who are in the streets saying we deserve to have justice and we deserve to have this system work with us and that the constitution tells us that when the system doesn't work for us we have the right to defend that's not identity politics. that's using the constitution to do what it should be doing. >> meanwhile t trump administration is constantly seeking an antagonist. whether it's from outside of their own party or inside their own interior walls of the cabinet or as we have seen today with bob corker. but tamara, explain is it common for fbi to miscalculate and unify individual events to create

hampton's homecoming. >> they're intertwined. welcome back all the hu. >> she can't even say it. >> i know. right. >> hope everybody has a homecoming weekend. let's head back to fredericksburg, virginia. the universityning. >> good morning, steve we've been having so much fun out here at the university of mary washington. learning a lot. everything that this school has to offer. one thing is for sure. big sense of community. live long friendships being made here. i just made one sammy d eagle. >> the president is school. he takes selfies with the students his name is president t pain insanely cool name for a president of a college. >> very very cool. >> he named the coolest college president in the country i believe. >> yeah. there's big homecoming weekend or it is a big homecoming weekend. everyone is really hyped, right? [ cheers and applause ] >> we're learning more about it coming up. we'll zen it back in to you guys. >> all right. >> i'm excited for them. >> whoo! >> 10:03 is the time right now. erin is back with what else is making h >> good morning. >> happy friday, right? let's get to the headlines. first up late night vote on capitol hill, congress past $4 trillion blueprint for promise tax