snyder tip to fight it? >> i happen too think the president should be probably focused on different things dif right now, but i do agree it should be changed. >> when you're talking about tribes being offended, it'sded, something to consider. >> reporter: now the stage isge set for another showdown in washington. the nfl is holding its league meeting here on monday. the indiana nation which has launched a mccain to get the th redskins name changed is planning a forgot there.here the use of such an offensive term has consequences when its w comes to issue of self identity and image rip.d im they said in a statement, we will continue to push our cause because this is about doing right. by our children who are especially impressionable. it's a pleas that has redskins fans softening a bit. >> i love the redskins. i love that name. i'm proud to be a redskins plan but if it's offensive, maybe we should consider changing it. >> the nfl said it's up to theo team owner to change the name n but if one person is offended, we haveff to listen. maureen? >> audrey barnes thank you. we have breaking news involving two separate terrorist attacks. in libya, the associated pressss isoc reporting anneal cicadaeal leader connected to the 1998 bombings in attorneys africays have been captured. he has been on the fbi's most wanted list with a 5 million-dollar bounty on his head. his capture is the latest blow also breaking within the last hour the pentagon says u.s. forces including the navy seals conducted a raid in somalia in response to last months deadlys mall attack in kenya. k the target was al shabab, the name of the group that claimed responsible two week egg ago go that left 67 people dead. iowa now to the latest one a the u.s. government shutdown into the fifth day.h today there were several developments regarding the future of furloughed workers. >> reporter: we learned the pentagon is orders hundreds of civilian employees back to work. chalk hagel says the decision was based on a legal interpretation of the pay-out military act signed before the shutdown began. meantime, we don't know exactly when the shutdown will end but d it looks like the estimated 800,000 federalled workers may receive backpay once the t government reopens. >> no one should be made to sur fob actions that are no fault of thereupon. it is significant that all federal employees know they will receive their pounds. >> reporter: beau bishop support in the house for a bill to provide furloughed federal workers with retroactive pay. it passed in a unanimous husbanh 407-0 vote. >> the house just took another step to ease the pain of the the federal government shutdown. >> reporter: the white house backs the legislation. majority leader harry reid supports the bill that says if furloughed workers are geared backpay there's no reason to keep them out work. >> you the 40 ph.d.es, computer scientists, stay home. watch tv, play chess. whatever you want to do because we won't let you work but look ahead, you'll get paid. pai so right now, the absurd thankdh you of this. t >> reporter: day five of the shutdown, both sides saying the other is unwilling to budge. the strategy from the republican lead house is to continue passing smaller funding bills but the white house has threatened to veto measures in an effort to pass one clean bill. >> democrats are saying they are prepared to pass a republican budget for two months while negotiations continue. c we just can't had a whole buncher of other extraneous cite in it and the obsession with the aced fordable care act has to stop. >> the administration continuesn to give special treatment to big business and the specialhe s interest and has left the working middle class americans out. and our position under obamacare is give them the same treatmentt fair treatment for all. >> reporter: how leader nancy pelosi released a letter with signatures from 1 the 5 voting members from the caucus who will support a clean resolution to reopen the government and clear a field of procedural hurdles of if gop leaders stage a vote but the shud continues, the senate adjourns until 2 handwrittenil p.m. monday afternoon. some federal workers are being told to come back to work. service employees have been recalled to deal with tropicall storm karen. it comes about hazardous weather decisions making it difficultak for important informationin to reach residents. we'll have much more later on in the news program. tonight, anger being ang expressed from the family of a a woman shot to death by police ol capitol hill. mariam carrie's sister is as retired police officer. she is accused of trying to ram her car through a white house barricade and then leading lea police on the chase with her 1-year-old daughter in the backk seat. valerie c carry says her sisters had been suffering from post pat dem depression but she did not have a depression of mental illness. >> my sister is a law-abiding citizen? why was she shot and killed when her 1-year-old daughter in the car? why? my mother deserves to know why. we zeer to know why. >> police is d.c. are reviewing the case. he is confident they did thehe best they could under the situation. the police chief said they protected the community. com the man who set himself on t fire on the nuclear mall died. a man douced himself withimse gasoline. the man was air lifted to the metro center. more than a dozen people were overcome by car won monoxide fumes at high-rise apartment in beththey da. bathe. >> reporter: at first it was aas 911 call, a maintenance worker made his way outside to the back of the building. he was then joined by a second sick man. the rescue squad is literally across the street. >> it was a blessing that that t the chief officer from the chevy chase rescue squad responded and recognizessed severity of it and moved to turn it into a a hazardous materials incidentat with additionaler resources. >> reporter: suspecting carbon monoxide poisoning firefighters immediatel fy evacuated the eva building. >> basically the first thing i heard was knocking at my door, the pounding on my door, d firefighters pounding on the doors, telling us all to evacuate. >> reporter: as residents spilled out,s responders realid that 15 people were disoriented and needed oxygen immediately. >> i saw people, they looked like they were close to painting, i guess. they didn't look 100% there. >> reporter: pasts were told the emergency generator started up and was runnings for an unknown length of time when they went downstairs.down the odorless fumes spread fu throughout the building. >> we had levels from 200 to 800, parts per million. >> what's normal? >> less than 35. >> reporter: a total of 15 people were transported to area hospitals, some initially in serious condition but all are a said to recover. t john henrehan, fox 5 news. n a startling revelation by madonna, hear what she says she was the victim of. also, the latest on tropicalte storm karen, which is moving towards the u.s. coast. will it have any impact on the weather in our area? 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