lindsay's scored 4 and 1/2. still, debabneh, who had his own 1-star experience, says there are enough bad home inspections to set some state standards for who's inspecting houses. matt: you print out a form from the internet, you call it a home inspection business. chris: lindsay ultimately paid $2500 to replace the leaky windows. she then asked us to hold the inspector accountable. he declined our request for an interview. by text, he said he had no idea if lindsay's window panes were loose. he said he looked at the windows, but touching the glass is not standard operating procedure. he told me lindsay should have double checked his work with a walkthrough of the house to check the condition of the property. lindsay disagrees, the way she sees it, she paid him to deliver a comprehensive report, and he didn't. but he isn't budging. he's keeping his fee. lindsay: at a minimum, i would have liked my money back for the inspection that he didn't do properly. chris: former general contractor dave pace-- dave pace: we

lindsay here's the problem since when did we get to the point in the united states where a judge. makes all the decisions rather than juries again five different juries looked at the facts here's what they found twenty two thousand american women are diagnosed with ovarian cancer every year the autopsy of these women that died by hughes and johnson and johnson actually they found the talc inside the ovarian tumor there wasn't any guesswork here is early one nine hundred seventy one johnson and johnson had way more than enough information to begin asking questions about how the talc might cause cancer in women they knew the answer to it nine hundred seventy one scientists discovered particles of talc imbedded in ovarian cervical tumors and their very lives it's the earliest red flags for anybody but this judge says oh gee whiz they didn't have enough information in one thousand nine hundred eighty two another study clearly showed a woman's risk for contracting ovarian cancer doubled lindsay it doubled if they used talcum powder but this just this judge says oh gee whiz there wasn't

might as well have just thrown it out, to be honest. >> in fact, that's exactly what lindsay does. she just throws them all out. but not before she's carefully scanned each one into her quick books account. >> these are my food costs. >> that daily receipt data is then e-mails into her bill.com account for payment and also sent to a spread sheet showing the rate she's paying. vendor by vendor, day by day, month by month. seeing this data daily allows her to flag price changes and respond to them as soon as they happen. >> either by bringing them back down with your vendors or by adjusting your prices or maybe even dropping something off a menu. those kinds of things. >> by using the data this way to revise vendor orders and update the products offered, lindsay's retail business is what alan bond calls data driven. lindsay says other shopkeepers who simply collect their receipts in a drawer and wait until their bookkeepers do the math, no matter what kind of business they're n are getting their information too late to use. food costs are not the only numbers she monitors. lindsay al

it's so beautiful. >> so i kind of missed the whole lindsay sterling train.om, for anyone at home that doesn't know her as well. >> she's been around for a while. we've been covering her on the show for a long time. one of the first shows that launched her and catapulted her was created by devin supertramp, we know how great he is. when those two talents merged she was known everywhere and what is unique is her ability to play the violin while she dances in a unique lindsay sterling kind of way. somebody streamed she's one of the contestants on "dancing with the stars." we have this video for dancing tangos. >> she's going to win, huh? >> yes. good. >> let's go back to the fairy. >> this girl's always had incredible amount of talent and a lot of creativity. everything she does is stylized and it's her style. >> her latest album "warmer in the winter" is out now, too, so you got to go for that one, too. >> she can dance and play an instrument. she's on her way. >> she's definitely a superstar. >>> stand back, kids! dad's going to show you how it's done. >> oh

time lindsay francis is broadcasting around the world from washington d.c. tonight more european airlines are in trouble passengers have been stranded employees taken off the payroll as air carriers struggle to stay aloft and the unrest between catalonia and the spanish government has not wound down with spain threatening economic turmoil at the push for independence continues and my guest former u.s. trading commissioner chilton joins me to talk about the effects of the recent hurricanes on u.s. jobs and some new developments coming out of the u.s. treasury which could see a change on the wall street standby starts right now. european airlines are in trouble last month britain's fifth largest carrier monarch airlines came to a screeching halt much to the consternation of. passengers literally about to board their flights at airports around the world flight three seventy five from tel aviv landed in manchester at three twenty nine am on monday october second by four a monarch and now the airline was insolvent minutes later the government proclaimed the u.k.'

those who don't know tell us about fin tech week why hong kong and what sorts of people are there hi lindsay well yeah i mean people have really have come from all over the world this is sort of the the global fin nation in hong kong and hong kong unlike you know china itself is very proactive and trying to not only see baze business but to be a hub in asia and expanding throughout the world so we've got people from the states obviously but people from europe and people from throughout asia and it's really amazing is there are so many different people so many sorts of new exciting energetic ideas and it's just really cool to be here well it's interesting you say that because you know finance and technology it's very disruptive in a scares a lot of people so it seems like this is much more than the typical financial sector convention any particular highlight so far. well there are you know i mean you have you have the sort of usual suspects surrounding financial conferences you have the the bankers the lawyers and the accountants and everything but there are there is much more and there are s

lets he ' get right to lindsay watts who is live on the scene with the latest. hey, lindsay. >>reporter: lauren and marina here is what know so far. at around eight:45 tonight he three people were shot in a park, two of the victims died and a third was seriously injured. we are on north picket street just off the duke street in alexandria and the park where this occurred is where you see all the flashing lights. it's called veterans park. in just the last two minutes we've found out from police that they are not search ing for any suspects. they believe this incident was confined to the park and that there is no threat to the community. so that is the very latest update show you some video from when we first arrived here, a huge police presence at that time, alexandria police were using the fairfax county police helicopter to look for potential suspects. i can tell you just about 20 minutes ago a woman came up to where we were tanningment she was in tears. she aid that's my son. she said her son was among those killed. she was with a teen boy and they left with police. she di

her name is lindsay walter. let's check in with ronica cleary for the very latest. let's check in with ronica cleary. it's a name many of our viewers you may not be familiar with. she is a very familiar face to those who cover the white house. she works closely with sarah hug bisanders . her name is lindsay walters. she's handled quite a few press gag also aboard air force one. she is only 28 years old. listen to how that very young age in a very powerful position. age is just a number. i always say to people you should want to be seated at the table because you're the most qualified individual regardless of you&-úe from. you you should want to be there because you dpee serve the seat at the table. >> now, she got this job -- well , after a series of other jobs, but it basically all start ed with a phone call from sean spicer, she was working for a governor and that put her in a role at the rnc that eventually handed her a job here at the white house. she hasn't filled in behind that podium yet. in can pennsylvania, no one has filled in for sarah a huckabee s

we'll bring lindsay and her fiance. lindsay put people in her truck to take them to the hospital.just tell us what happened, what you saw. >> we were getting in my truck to leave and we just saw a bunch of people that needed help so we just started piling them in the truck. they said they needed the truck, so we were like, yeah, of course. they filled up my back seat, the tailgate of my truck. >> and you were at the concert when all this happened? >> yes, i was. yeah. >> and then you went from there to get shelter at the airport? >> right. >> and tell us a little bit more about how all that happened and your decision in doing that. >> well, when we heard the shots, we didn't exactly realize what it was. but finally when everyone started ducking down, we did, too. there wasn't really anywhere for us to go but on the floor. because there were so many people. so we were all just on top of each other on the floor. for what seemed like forever until people started running, we were able to get up and start running. and we just kept running and we ended up -- we passed my truck and ended

is what happens this is progress but right now there is a feeling of we're going to call this the lindsay curve or something going to some titration curve where young people in particular think this is cool or list cars flipping burgers or. clothes glue whatever and then all of a side is going to lose its favor they're going to say wait a minute and then there's going to be this feeling of we might want to go back to old school oh gee dare i say and let me tell you this remember robots are one thing this is when you program a machine but ai artificial intelligence programs itself and the first thing it does is to try to replicate itself i don't want to recreate itself and when that happens. it's all far well over i've got to add thank you for the ray of sunshine and let me ask you though robots in ai can't replace everything tell me something you don't think they will replace . i'll check back with you next week how's that takes a lot of thinking as i'm really because it's not so much what it can replace it's what people will accept as a replacement. that's and that's actually that's that

i don't think more regulations are needed for clearing houses lindsay ok well let's talk about dodd frank. required federal reserve to do these stress tests for certain financial and it is are there similar types of stress tests for clearing houses well there are a good question not a lot of people know everybody knows about these systemically important financial institutions the cities they call them and those cities are the large investment banks and a couple of insurance companies remember it was a big problem over with in the financial crisis so they are required to do these stress tests and there are clearing house stress tests we call them something else we call them resolution and recovery test and they're done all the time i mean they they they do big test they did too in the last couple years but our regulations and the old our as as a society seaguy required that those are up to date every single day and so there are stress tests for clearing houses they have gotten larger so i understand that people are saying hey they're pretty big but i don't know what the alternative is you

the question that everybody has been asking is why wouldn't they do this now lindsay as you know when it comes to drugs i am an expert but it was a long time ago but but right now what amazon wants to do is to enter the world of p.b.m. pharmacy benefit managers and they're going to be third party administrators and they're going to be competing with people like express scripts and c.v.s. and united health who've already done the work who've already created in the minds of older people because that is where the money is they know all about getting your drugs getting your medications getting your prescriptions online in the mail so here comes amazon and it says you know we're looking into this goldman sachs is looking at what what part they could play in this five hundred i don't know what these are one of these candies what if they were five hundred sixty five hundred sixty billion dollar market and and mail order if you will is twenty five to one hundred billion that amazon is looking at now on friday when this was announced i'm going to run a walgreens c.v.s. rite aid their stocks tu

and lindsay francis is being bused broadcasting around the world from washington d.c. tonight master card business to business face is set to take advantage of the quiet harry block technology that will cut across the middle man and tear down those borders of cross border transactions and this second fortune five hundred company to do so in just days also german carmaker b.m.w. has confirmed its munich offices for the subject of an unannounced inspection by antitrust regulators and we'll talk about the cone zone president trump's director of the national economic council gary collins says clearing houses could be a risk to our financial system is he right unpack it for you standby start right. forum wells fargo's foreign exchange bankers are fired as both regulators and the company look into shady practices in the investment banking arm wells fargo is no stranger to lawsuits arbitration and committee hearings recently the bank's new c.e.o. was questioned on capitol hill over a separate seven year long sales practice scandal which saw employees open customer accounts wi

sun came along lindsay you said amazon they sell books. remember we said netflix they just rent d.v.d.'s row and look how things are changing in the future the future is so bright i think i need shades of the three said the. well i think it's great also that they just mention it the shock waves are being felt and now you know you said amazon books i totally forgot that that's actually how they started amazon bucks and now they you know they sell everything and everything i have in my house is coming through the mail now and it's crazy thank you so much for talking with me about this line of lionel media thank you very much thank you. ok some fans want t. shirts or maybe collectible figurines of their favorite shows characters if you're a fan of the adult swim head show rick and morty you probably tried and failed by mcdonald's dipping sauce bear with me season three of brick and mortar debuted this year and the main character decided to go on a long rant about mcdonald's sesh one dipping sauce a promotional item for the release of disney's

into the you know the tens of million dollars dollars into the initial coin offering the i c o's lindsay but there's lots of folks here trying to get money so they can you know hire developers there's a really neat some people i was talking from from singapore talking to from singapore and they are developing also something new and exciting you know we know about exchange traded funds for example try to track the price of crude oil or gold or something but but you're not investing actually in crude oil or gold you're investing in the fun well now they're doing crypto currency funds so you could have a basket you know a bit coin in ether or pot coin or or waves or whatever it is you can have a basket of crypto currencies so maybe the biggest challenge for a lot of these folks is money but then clearly for the digital currencies themselves it's going to be reg regulation and dealing with people like me in my former role exactly now the word is let's talk about this keynote speech the word is you delivered a barn burning speech and kerry said you gave the digital currency enthusiast any tou

fox5's lindsay watts is live with what's being done. lindsay. >>reporter: tony, after that gathering today of metro workers and union leaders, we went to d.c. council members to find out would they support making all assaults on transit workers automatic felonies and what we found out is that at least two d.c. council members are already working on legislation that would do just that. it has been open season on transit workers at metro. there have been 67 assaults on bus drivers so far this year according to metro. on september 15, two operators were threatened with gunsment on october 3 an operator had a knife pulled on him. a course there was the woman who threw urine on her driver an attack considered only a misdemeanor. in some city ts all assaults on bus drivers are considered felony offense he. so we are proposing legislation called the transit act of 2017. wants the increased penalties to protect drivers in the district when their lives are in jeopardy equally yours is in jeopardy. we have to make sure we put ramificationses in place to p

and how much oil could they possibly be stealing here lindsay is a completely different politicians the that well you know you're right you're right thanks for. that let's call it something different so back in two thousand and fourteen mexico open up their markets when it comes to oil companies could come into the big guys next on the. year there are over two thousand holes in there. for the i think about. through the jungle so the places where there are twenty percent are ready to sit over this stuff all the way from politicians to chiefs of police a lot of people have been blamed for this happening in mexico i mean it's a nightmare what if there's a smaller company is not the exxon's of the world or really the world to invest our money in and that's the problem that they're having right now four hours a year has been stolen through these little kind of it's the hands of thieves what a different set of problems that is but very honest from toronto thank you. and the doubt. that. in the us a child can choose a school with his as teachers we don't. recruit we'll sisters if the cadet is

called her ex-husband a tweeting president and said twitter is a way to get maesths across but for the lindsaye was brought up to a hearing earlier this week and threatening a lawsuit. the night shot-out were most of these questioning former ceo of equifax and john kennedy should you get no bid contract amans that look like were giving lindsay lohan the keys to the money bar. tip your waitress. >> they call some sand heel us and unparted and by the way she care shai on half. >> up next on the final seelye you hope if you full thely >> [ snoring ]. >> yes, who is sleeping soundly in d.c. tonight? we're going with secretary of state rex tiller sop. congratulations. even after calling president "maybe quote f'ing moron you mag today get through it all without getting fired >> friday's are for firing. let start the one here. tom price, sebastian, steve bannon, rinse preeves and shawn spiser all mepz of the trump ouz that have been fired or well restein on a friday. con gat lights on surviving this friday. there are only well twelve more fridays to go this year and then three more years of fridays

. >> lindsay birk lancet link in to settle down.m the every day stresses of life. >> just noticing whatever might be here and as much as possible allowing it to just be. >> mindful meditation the breathing, the movements, small, subtle or more involved all techniques that any and everybody can benefit from. one way or the other. >> inhale. >> reporter: einstein medical center offers spiritual care and mindfulness to all its patients and employees. >> it's definitely like mind, body, soul. >> rising and passin passing. >> lakeesha murray has only been at it for few weeks and already she feels benefits at home and working with patients. >> i feel more flexible. my sleep pattern has improved like i'm not as restless. i've been going to bed earlier. >> reporter: all that she says from simple breathing techniques throughout her day. >> absolutely more than breathinbreathing. there's health benefits ranging from helping us with stress, anxiety, depression. a whole host of coping with physical illnesses, cancer, irritable bowel, psoriasis.

they're tripping all over themselves lindsay i mean i mean this and you know you and i look at this stuff all the time right and i still learn things so for example the jewelry business you know gems they're using block training to not the little trinkets but you know big valuable gems that their line was look we already so very expensive gold chains and silver chains where it's going to do the block chain now but they also are doing block chain for real estate transactions for intellectual property transactions it's just really a bevy of innovation here and you know that look everybody when they may not know what average people watching the show may not understand exactly what block chain is but essentially it is a distributed ledger a record of ownership passing from one entity to another and so you may not have to know much more about it than that because it will block chain will be operating sort of below what people see you know it'll be in the banking systems and everything else but it's fundamentally changing the way that not just payment systems are made but record systems are kep

his wife lindsay couldn't agree more. >> she is the reason i have my husband. >> we have 17 years ofiage right now. we wouldn't have that. >> no. >> without her. >> wouldn't have the three kids we have without her. >> lindsay bennett says coffee has a new mission instead of watching over her children. - >> who here loves coffee. raise your hand? >> why do you love coffee so much? >> because she brought my daddy home. >> they're well aware that at 13, coffee its approaching her last years. >> i want her to enjoy this last part. shoo earned it. >> for ten years of devoted military service, love is her endless reward. >> she is excited. >> chip reid, cbs news, washington. >> that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back a little later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm ant m >>> welcome to the "overnight news," i'm don dahler. wildfires continue to rage throughout california. incinerating entire neighborhoods and sending tens of thousands fleeing for their lives. about, two

." >> jordan and lindsay are at the top of the leaderboard with the highest score of the season.their celebration. >> first ten of the season! >> that's pretty good. i'm not going lie. pretty cool to see that. >> disney week's a big one so tell us -- break it down, lindsay. >> we are doing a foxtrot to jordan's song from moana. i'm very excited. he did a version of "you're welcome" with lin-manuel miranda. ♪ you're welcome >> must have some meaning for you. >> constant for jordan fisher, for me, is that i am a massive fan of disney. i have a peter pan tat tee on my arm. on my shoulder. >> it's peter pan. >> i am thrilled about the night. >> you guys don't have any days off. any injuries so far? >> no. yeah. >> we both get sick. i was a gymnast for a long time, for a decade, and i have destroyed my hips. i've got tendinitis, i've got a bad right knee, a bad shoulder. >> you wouldn't be able to tell by how this 23-year-old dancing in this just released music video for his song "mess." >> i cannot believe you have all those injuries. you cannot tell. i'm shocked. >> good. >> we try

fox5's lindsay watts joins us now with that new footage a. >>reporter: shawn and tony, we just got this video into the news roomment take a look at this. you can see the car enter ing the people are standingment people are franticment we'll give you a closer look at this video now, just devastatingment this happened in upper marlboro. the car yashed through the wall of a restaurant. there was about 30 people inside. around one:15 today at babes boys' tavern. people inside said it felt and sounded like a bomb went off. prince george's county fire seven of the nine people injured were taken to the hospital and two of those victims have serious yourself. the fire department says there just happened to be some first responders in the restaurant having lunch when this happened so they were able to start giving people medical attention before paramedics arrived. fox5 spoke to the woman that you can see come crashing in here. this isód$ what she says happened. o you you know what happened? coming out of this and i was slowing down and my brakes went

lindsay janice, nbc news, santa rosa. >> incredible devastation.many striking pictures we have seen from the fire zone. including this one that caught our eyes. >> take a look at the eerie images of a mail truck making round through a neighborhood in santa rosa. where home after home is burned to the ground. still requested that their mail be delivered. >> look at the difference there. with that side of the street spared. and then the other side, just, just destroyed. >> it almost reminds you of when a tornado hits. you see one house, completely leveled. the next house untouched. >> yep, absolutely. >> all right. let's see where, how the weather situation is going to help out, these, these firefighters out there. from accuweather. good morning. >> good morning. we are still talking about a high fire danger. right now things are fairly quiet. at least through parts of northern california. but those red flag warnings go in effect tonight when the winds shift and the gusts become more than 25 miles per hour. today, though the focus will be on southern

>> reporter: ben affleck also attended the taping to support his girlfriend, "snl" producer lindsay shookus the afterparty. >> how was that? >> funny. >> reporter: tonight's standout skit is the preview of the e. fall lineup. ♪ i love you girl >> gwen posted an instagram with a slew of laughing emojis. "snl" is still on a ratings hot streak. that was the most watched week two episode in the last dec next week, pink is performing. she's adding dates in australia and new zealand. kelt, it will be interesting she's out so long. >> they love her down under and here in the states. she's had four number one albums in australia. >>> here in the states this weekend, there were so many celeb-packed concerts going on this weekend. and kicking off tonight's "know & tell" coldplay's crowd full of stars. >> i have a lot of favorite songs. >> reporter: matt damon and wife, lucy, in the crowd full of stars at the rose bowl in pasadena, california. so were demi moore and daughter tallulah. but only mr. carpool karaoke himself, james corden, got to duet with chris martin. ♪ like a river >> you were. not me.

senator lindsay gram issuing this warning. >> the war is headed to africa. it's begin to go morph, as we suppress the enemy in the mid east, they're going to move, they're not going to quit. >> let's bring in cnn's senior diplomatic correspondent. the michele, the fbi on the ground interviewing people trying to collect evidence. are we learning anything more about the investigation? >> reporter:. yeah. i think most of the details coming out over the past two days have focus the on the investigation itself. who's handling it, we know that africa command is leading it. the but as you mentioned, the fbi is also involved. u.s. intelligence agencies, they say it includes all four branches of the military. and that additional u.s. troops were immediately sent to the capital after that happened. they wanted to push back on some things. they want to emphasize amid sz criticism and questions that the search for la david johnson started immediately after it was realized that he was missing. the u.s. troops also had help from france and niger. that doesn't change the f

lindsay davis is at one there in las vegas. lindsay?> reporter: robin, we just got our third update from a umc spokeswoman. every time we get an update the number has doubled. so at latest check she says 104 patients have been admitted here, eight of them were taken into the o.r., 12 remain in critical condition. of course we heard from the sheriff saying the hospitals here are overwhelmed and that's a legitimate concern of many in the medical field saying how equipped is the city of las vegas as far as hospitals to care for the more than 200 people who have been injured. this trauma center, for example, they only have 18 beds in the icu. and another legitimate question/concern, will there be enough blood supply as well, robin? >> it's still a very fluid situation there at the hospital. they have to keep getting new numbers. >> and that's not the only hospital. we want to bring back brian ross for more on this right now. lots of details coming in on the shooter. >> george, they're trying to learn all they can about 64-year-old stephen p

lets he ' get right to lindsay watts who is live on the scene with the latest. hey, lindsay. marina here is what know so far. at around eight:45 tonight he three people were shot in a park, two of the victims died and a third was seriously injured. we are on north picket street just off the duke street in alexandria and the park where this occurred is where you see all the flashing lights. it's called veterans park. in just the last two minutes we've found out from police that they are not search ing for any suspects. they believe this incident was confined to the park and that there is no threat to the community. so that is the very latest update

arrived at the scene, lindsay, what can you tell us? >> tony, sean, just across the street from where this chase ended but we want to gave you a look at the suspect, vehicle, when that police car pulls away, you may be able to get a better look at it right there. so here's what we know about this situation. arlington police were attempt to go make a traffic stop on north kirkwood street in arlington. this was around 4:30. the driver failed to stop, arlington police followed the driver for a distance, they close not to pursue, notified park police, park police attempted a traffic stop, as well. that driver fled from park police, park police did pursue this is where everything ended. arlington police say, cars, during and eventually, police were able to detain him, here, on connecticut and upton, in northwest just a few minute ago, we saw the suspect being take friend dc police custody to park police custody. he said something profane to us, as he was getting into the car, and saw our cameras. the big question remains, is what was this gu

fox 5 lindsay watts is following the story >> this new information comes from an e-mail we've obtained. that was sent by a prince george's county high school employee to the firm conducting the investigation into alleged grade fixing. it says before investigates were scheduled to visit her school, that she and other employees spent all day and all night getting student files in order. specifically, making sure credit tallies added up for seniors who graduated in the last two years. she said her school got a tip from another school that those tallies were a key part of the investigation. in the e-mail to investigators, she said schools were calling around to other schools to get they will done before you all came. she also writes that as they work on those tallies, they found students who should not have graduated because they did not meet the core requirements for graduation, woman who sent the e-mail did not want to be named and she didn't even want her school named for fear that she would be identified. she sent the e-mail to the consulting form conducting the investigation as well a

>> no. >> lindsay lohan and a minibar. wow. >>> meanwhile, president trump, he is pushing for the biggest tax cuts ever, but the republican-backed plan is facing fire from within the republican party. senator rand paul of kentucky tweeted this. quote, this is a gop tax plan? possibly 30% of middle class gets a tax hike. i hope the final details are better than this. and he includes a link to a report by the tax policy center. its analysis of the $2.4 trillion in proposed cuts shows 80% of the benefits are going to the top 1% of earners. you saw bob corker of tennessee said unless this thing reduces deficits, he's not going to support it. how does this thing help the trump voter? >> i don't know anybody who looks at this plan on a long-term basis and thinks that it is somehow deficit neutral. it costs money. so the question is, you said how does it help the trump voter? or people in middle america? it helps around the margins. the problem is it helps a lot more not on the margins but at the very top morniargin. >> you sit a

police say they can't remember this many pumpkin related crimes in one weekend for lindsay forget the treats, it was all about the tricks. >> if it's just me being affected that kind of stinks, but the fact that someone is actually going around and not targeting people but randomly doing this i think it's kind of stupid. >> reporter: police are taking these thefts and vandalism very seriously. in fact an officer took dna samples from one of those pumpkins. they're also looking at obtaining some surveillance video of the crimes. in middletown township, bucks county, chris o'connell fox 29 news. in your health tonight if your allergies are acting up you are not alone. sniffles and itchy eyes we've seen a whole lost that our newsroom. i'm one of them if you're trying to treat it with medicine are you sure you've got the right kind? experts say most people don't even know what exactly sets off their allergies. so they're using the wrong meds. after the suffering is already began. >> it's why you want to see your local allergist so you can find out what you're allergic to so you know when

lindsay watts live tonight with an update. >>reporter: lauren and marina this shooting happened just a few blocks from campus at this home over here on rhode island avenue. a group of students lives here. for the most part they have not been interested in speaking. i did talk to one guy who came out earlierment \he\e he says that the two victims do not live here. he wouldn't elaborate on what happened here last night. he can say that the vices times ever continuing to improve. we'll show you some video from soon after this havmentd police say they got the call around eight: 20 last night. they say when they arrived they saw two male students, one was shot, a second was aall thed. both were taken to the hospital with injuries that were not life threatening. police say this doesn't appear to be a random crime, but they haven't release any information about a motive or suspects. the suspects were spotted wrunning towards the metroization according to investigators. we watched last night as police were in than a out of the home. t

fox5's lindsay watts is live with new action is that being taken that could do just that and it's a story you'll see first here on fox5. >>reporter: one of the big things that the metro workers union is wanting to he see happies for all assaults on transit workers to be considered felonies. so we went to d.c. leaders today to find out would they support this and we found that at least two council members are already working to make it a reality. it has been open season on transit workers at metro. there have been 67 assaults on bus drivers so far this year according to metro. on were threatened with guns. on october 3, an operator had a knife pulled on him. and of course there was the woman who threw urine on her driver. an attack considered only a misdemeanor. in some cities all assaults on bus drivers are considered felony oh offense he we are proposing legislation worker. councilman tray on white as he wants the increased penalties to protect drivers in the district. we have to make sure we put ram p if i education s in place to protect these workers. >> white isn't alone. i'll be intr

tonight parents, students and but they don't believe the allegations against him, fox5 lindsay watts is live at the student tonight. >>reporter: i've never seen a show of support quite like this after an allegation of child sex abuse. frank pug rita's wife was among them. people made signs them. were comforting each other and everyone we spoke to said these allegations just can't be true. police, though, say otherwise and court documents reveal specifically what led to this arrest. words just don't describe happening. it doesn't even feel real right now. i feel like this is all all a nightmare. he's practically my dad. et cetera ' my godfather. i trust him with everything. he's taught them self defense for years, but after frank p pug rita's arrest it's his students who are defending him. when i heard that he was arrested all i really wanted to do was just cry because i have known him since i was four. jennifer santos is 15 years oacialgd the same age as the girl who i sas pug rita abused her here the at the studio. according to arrest records the girl says back in may pug rita rubbe