joking with his oval office how crowds loved his rhetoric in the campaign trail and said he, the president, read aloud a few made-up hispanic names and made up potential crimes and they would roar when the criminals were thrown out of the country. that attitude now manifesting in policies that the critics seem harsh and cruel. a new rule in undocumented children being separated from families and the admission by the trump administration it lost track of 1500 might rant children and questions about a undocumented immigrant, a woman that is 20-year-old claudia gomez from guatemala was killed by a border agent on wednesday. martin savidge is live in rio bravo, texas, where this went down and the question is did this woman who was killed pose a threat to the border agent? reporter: jake, from the witz
we gotta sell the car. where would we even start? get the car. hi howard. get in. hi, good to see you. start with an actual written offer when selling your car, no strings attached. carmax. start here. this is fox 5 news at 10:00. a local councilwoman found guilty of reckless driving, we ll show you more of this dashcam video that led to her conviction. also tonight the plan to bring a new casino to maryland hits a snag, why it could be off the table. and a metro transit police officer accused of killing a suspect. witnesses describe what they saw before the gun battle began. but up first we begin with a fox 5 weather alert as the extreme heat cooks the region. thanks for joining us tonight. i m shawn yancy. reporter: i m brian bolter live outside the fox 5 studios in northwest tv where if i didn t live in your tv box in your house right now i would not be wearing suit slacks. it s 89 degrees at this hour, 10:00 in the evening. not going on get much better overnight
prosecutors said she wanted revenge. claudia gomez of our fox affiliate has the story. 20-year-old penny chapman has her hands full. you can see her on the bus heading north on -pth street. her son is running up and down the child. finally she grabs the squirming child and spanks him. the man sitting behind her doesn t like what he sees, he threatens to turn her in for child abuse. she makes a phone call prosecutors say to set up minutes later what is about to happen. the boy s uncle angel lacourt helps them off the bus and holds the door for these two guys. two brothers start firing into the bus a with large assault rifle and a handgun. watch the shear terror on board that bus. a mother grabbed her 4-year-old son and ran for cover. a man sitting right by the back door is frozen and can only slump back in his seat. and this 80-year-old woman,le 0 years old she doesn t know what to do.
a pleasant afternoon with winds out of the northeast and high temperatures up in the mid-80s. currently at 73 in frederiksberg and 66 in frederic. after some morning clouds we will have warm temperatures this afternoon and we should be dry with highs in the mid-to- upper 80s. we have some rain in store for our saturday and i will have that in just a few minutes, julie, back to you. lanes are open, no incidents to report and this is one of the slowest stretches we have on the road early this morning. it is following and an incident that is reportedly on the shoulder at colesville road, no incidents reported and that s a check of your traffic. stock markets around the world continuing the slide that started on wall street yesterday. the dow jones industrial average lost 500 points over doubts about the debt crisis and sherie lee has the latest, good morning sherie. good morning investors are looking for encouraging news and so far they have not found it. today s weak job
perhaps a double dip recession. fox 5 s matt ackland starts us off in the newsroom with the local impact. what a rough day. as you know, a lot of people are worried tonight about their retirement accounts, but i spoke with two market watchers today and they both said the same thing. take a deep breath. this is not a time to panic. you d never know there was any trouble with the economy if you looked at the line outside z burger in northwest. there was a special promotion to celebrate president obama s birthday. still the owner says business is great. even hiring. he thinks it s because he s even hiring. he thinks it s because people can afford to eat here. our check average is eight bucks. so anybody can afford $8. reporter: but many others aren t feeling so good about the future when it comes to the economy. it s very unnerving. reporter: ersa knoll says her 401k just started to recover from the latest recession. we thought all our retirement money was finall