strong storm. here's the problem with it. it really is having hard time moving and it's been almost stalled today. so it's going to continue the northeast wind that keeps that onshore flow bringing the rain cooler temperatures and gusty winds especially at the beaches for the next several days our facebook friend linda says it hasn't been a real wet day but it sure has been a wendy day and pretty raw. something you're also going to notice is this persistent onshore flow is going to cause minor coastal flooding. maybe a half foot for the next few days. so it's going to be kind of an ongoing thing where we're going to deal with rounds of showers at times there could be heavy rain. i want to show you we could have a batch of moderate rain that could move across the kel march va. that could swing through our area. plan on a wet commute. plan on temperatures staying below average by some 10 degrees tomorrow so it feels like late november, scott. let me let you know how much longer it will last but we're going to get badly needed rain and dry hours but no sunny hours for the next several days. >> thank you, sue. >> following breaking news out florida. several people are trapped on an amusement park ride that shut down in midair. they've been up there since 7:00 tonight. it happened at universal studies. it shut down the rocket ride. a dozen riders are in a car that's vertical but not upside down near the top of the 17 story ride. the park says they're not in danger and rescuers are working to get them down. no word on what caused the ride to stop. >> now to a developing story out of west virginia shots were fired at a federal courthouse and tonight we're learning new information about the gunman. >> audrey, what happened here? >> shawn, the city's mayor says the man who opened fire at the wheeling federal building was a retired police officer. mayor mick kenz steve says police who briefed him told him the man was a 20-year veteran of the force who left back in july of 2000 -- witnesses say the gunman pulled out an assault style rifle and fired more than 20 shots. local police returned fire fatally wound thing man during the incident. >> -- responding officers engaged the gunman who was continuing to discharge that firearm. that person was incapacitated by the gun fire from a wheeling police officer as well as a court security officer who responded from across the street at the federal building. >> the name of the shooter has not yet been released. three people were admitted to the hospital with injuries from the shooting. police say homeland security will be handling the investigation. scott. >> thank you, audrey. >> another big story tonight redskins owner dan snyder saying hail to the redskins name. he sent a letter to season ticket holders and he lays out his reasoning why he will not change the name despite the criticism. his letter comes days after the president weighed in. >> in an interview the president offered his thoughts on the redskins name debate. >> if i were the owner of the team and i knew there was a name of my team even if it had a storied history that was offending a sizable group of people, i would think about changing it. >> redskins attorney lanny davi that native americans are not offended by the name. >> sports teams shouldn't be using racial slurs. >> but monday leaders from several native american groups gathered to protest the name. >> their visit coincide with the n.f.l. owners meeting in northwest tuesday where the issue was not addressed but acknowledged by commissioner roger goodell with reporters after the league meeting. >> i've suggested that we need to listen and carefully listen and make sure that we're doing what's right. >> today redskins season ticket holders received comments from the source. his first time addressing the topic in five months when he said he will not change the name. today's letter took a more delicate approach recounting early memories of redskins names with his father and beaming about the storied tradition. his comments began our team began in 1932 with boston braves. the following year the franchise name was changed to boston redskins. on that redskins team four players and our head coach were native americans. that name was never a label it was and continues to be a badge of honor. he continued i respect the opinions of those who disagree. i want them to know i do hear them and i will listen and learn but we cannot ignore our 81 year history or the strong feelings of our fans as well as native americans throughout the country. we are redskins nation and we owe it to fans coaches and players past and present to preserve that heritage. today over at redskins park mike shanahan and robert griffin iii react. >> i was glad he expressed exactly how he feels from an ownership standpoint. i think i addressed that many times in the offseason. i concentrate on football and i'd like to do that. >> you don't want to minimize anything that's going on outside of these walls but inside these walls we have to focus on football and we have to focus on the cowboys and go out and win football games. we can't worry about what's going on outside of that. >> the oneida nation released a statement in his letter mr. snyder made mention off the team's history but he omitted the original owner was an vowed -- avowed segregation shown northern interior spots to denigrate people with color. that ploy was successful. the marketing of this racial slur has had and continues to have political health consequences for my people and nate 2i6 americans everywhere. >> the controversy certainly does not appear to be going away and the snyder letter was all over today -- >> this is between any aggrieved native americans and the team period. i think another key take away from the letter is the tone and it's a departure from what we've heard previously from dan snyder. >> it's not just that he's being selfish and he's saying the name will not change. >> we visited the redskins park of the dan snyder espn 980 with chris cooley speaking on air with co-host steve and al. >> there's a percentage of people who would be offended if the name would be changed. >> in his letter dan snyder wrote i've listened combar -- carefully to do percent spec twist on all sides an eye -- i respect the feelings of those who are offended but snyder is not willing to change anything. >> i think it meant a lot that our owner reached out and wrote a better -- letter to the fan base and to the general public and was truthful and honest about his thoughts on the subject. >> i think the one conclusion is that it's gray area issue and there are native americans who love the name and native americans who dis spies the name. >> it's those leaders who were speaking out monday saying the r-word is a racial slur to them -- despise. >> i'm a regular white guy who can't necessarily understand what that could mean to someone else so if it does mean that it has to be addressed. >> in his letter snyder says the name redskins was never a label. it was and continues to be he says a badge of honor a symbol of everything he and the team stand for strength, courage, pride and respect. >> i thought the tone of this letter was nice. i think he explained his position well. he set out his position well. and that's all you can do. i think this is an issue where reasonable people can disagree. >> one that doesn't appear to be going away n ashburn, virginia, bob barnard fox 5 news d-- >> cheryl wrote there's always going to be someone upset. we've been the redskins and should remain the redskins. there are a lot more things to be upset about than a football game get over it. >> snyder is wrong. i find it offensive and by the way i've been a fan of the team for years and i will continue to be. we invite you to join the conversation at facebook.com slash my fox d.c. >> both sides with plenty to say on this. >> oh, my gosh. i think the controversy will continue likely. >> absolutely. >> well we're about to enter day 10 of the government shutdown. >> d.c. leaders are asking congress to free the city's funds from the budget battle. whilewait till you see the scene they created today -- and what harry reid told mayor gray. >> is the d.c. police department playing favorites on capitol hill? senator feinstein managed to get a dozen assault weapons use as props in her effort to push for a federal assault weapons ban. a week later when republicans wanted to use guns in their presentation they were got down. so what's the deal? we're getting answers ahead tonight. >> shawn. >> thank you, will. they're being called the most dangerous metro stations and we have the top five as fox 5 news at 10:00 continues tonight. >>  when our little girl was born, we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. 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(announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. it's day number nine of the government shutdown but tonight we're learning house republicans are considering a new deal. the news continues as both sides blame the others -- other. the president is demanding the debt ceiling be raised with no limits on obama care. >> speaker boehner take the gun out of the head of this nation. >> we made progress and we shouldn't do anything to threaten that prague gregs -- progress. >> it's impossible if folks are talking this way. >> all of this as we get closer to the debt ceiling. deadline october 17th. >> defense secretary hagel traveled to dover air force base to observed the dignified care of four dead soldiers. the families had to pay their way to dover and they haven't received the 100,000 death benefit wired to families when a service member is killed. the white house announced the fisher house foundation of rockville maryland offered to cover the ben bits -- benefits. the house passed a bill to reinstate the benefits but senate democrats aren't likely to take the matter up because they say it's piecemeal. >> what began with d.c. leaders asking congress to give the city the authority to spend its own tax dollars during the shut down ended with d.c. mayor's shouting at senate leaders to help. >> the d.c. autonomy rally on capitol hill attracted those with signs, television camaras and even a republican, chairman of the oversight committee stood with d.c. leaders saying district taxes should not be frozen during a federal shut down. >> these are taxes paid by the people of the district of columbia to the district the city government, these are your money which are entrusted to your elected officials. >> in recent days efforts to free d.c. tax dollars from the shut down have failed in congress. democrats refuse to vote for it's approval upsetting d.c. leaders. >> it is shameful now the whole of the city's local funds to make a federal point -- to hold local funds to make a federal point. >> they were holding a press conference nearby so mayor gray marched over and took a position right up front as the crowd cheered them on. >> when it finished mayor gray approached majority leader harry reid. reid said this. >> can you explain what you think the senator meant by don't screw it up? >> i don't know. ask him. >> he could have been talking to anyone. >> i have no idea. >> shortly after the reid exchange senator boxer of california got into it. >> mayor, how are you? i just want you to know that we've got open up this government for all the good people in d.c. >> we're asking to spend our own money. >> if you're not the government, why don't you support evening up the government. >> reid asked why they weren't pushing for autonomy and reid said you have to ask the republicans they're the ones on jebbing continuing. matt acklin fox 5 nuts. >> federal contractors are in a bind. if the senate goes along with the house to give back pay to federal workers that will not apply to contract employees -- one local firm came up with way to help out their contract tore colleagues. >> shawn, in falls church virginia they're allowing regular employees to donate their paid time off hours to federal contractors who are employed by the company. the orders have come up with a month apps pay for each of the 14 affected contractors. >> jeff of germantown is a database administrator assigned to justice department -- home a lot more with his family since the october 1st shut down. >> i'm doing a lot of stuff around the house. i'm spending more time with the children picking them up from school, taking them to their activities. >> not going to his day job because of the shut down. >> getting on your wife apps nerve. >> yeah. making her life miserable ba basically -- >> all joking aside it's not as if he's sitting around in his pajamas watching movies. his employer paid him the first week for at home training. >> i'm able to you know do the online courses and do professional development. >> as the shut down continued in tell dine came up with another way to help him and 13 fellow contractors to get paid while their project were in limbo. >> we weren't satisfied with putting people on leave without pay and we looked at the alternatives and options and one of them was to allow employees to pledge their leave. >> their paid time off nice boss huh? >>. >> i pledged all but four days. i wanted to take a couple days between christmas and new year's. >> these are our friends. we feel a response bil a respon. >> the director of corporate i.t. solutions didn't think twice. >> i just took a look at the situation and kind of said people who do want to go work and do their job shouldn't suffer because others don't. >> more than half of the nearly 300 intel dine workers donated enough paid hours to get the contractors through the middle of november. >> -- i'm grateful to all employees that contributed to the personal time off and i'm grateful to intel dine because basically i feel like they've got me covered -- >> intel la dine c.e.o. spent eight years in marine corps and says he likes to practice what they preach. we're all in it together and they don't leave anybody behind. >> how generous. it would be great if we could all i think like that. >> thanks, karen. >> you can count on fox 5 to keep you up-to-date with the government shutdown. we'll bring you the latest on air and online on myfoxdc.com. look for updates on facebook and twitter. >> scary moments in virginia. man fell through a sidewalk great. >> how safe is your metro stop? 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"i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad." we're back now with breaking news. virginia democratic for governor mcauliffe is accused of lying. new documents claim mcauliffe misled a postal inspector and mcauliffe's campaign has not responded to all gags. >> a new washington article writes how they provide guns to democrats for props and when republicans asked for guns they got a big no -- >> it was earlier this year when senator feinstein democrat from california helped re-introduce an assault weapons ban. turns out d.c. policeman managed to get her guns to use as props. but her opponents in the senate did not get the same help. >> more than 300 a50 people hav been killed with assault weapons. >> senator feinstein making her case in january for a new ban on assault weapons and in doing so she managed to get sault weapons for the news conference. they were models used in high profile shootings including a bushmaster x n -- m-15, tech 9, and others with a high capacity magazine. these are illegal in d.c. washington times senior ed store emily miller discovered m.p.d. with chief lanier apps approval provided most guns to senator feinstein. >> obviously chief lanier supports the ban. >> she makes that claim because republican senators ted cruz and lindsay graham were refused permission to bring guns. >> i spoke to them and they talk oh theed to the capitol police -- talked to the capitol police and was refused help so they were denied help that feinstein was given. >> the washington times opinion page doesn't support an assault weapons ban but the article doesn't take up that debate. it's more about law enforcement appearing to play favorites and why. >> law enforcement should have no partisanship. law enforcement should not be involved in press conferences an optics and helping a senator get guns. >> nothing illegal according to chief lanier. they responded to a member of congress. m.p.d. made every effort to avoid political implications surround this request. additionally m.p.d. took efforts to ensure no laws were broken and none were. >> they also say chief lanier didn't want us to know her department was providing guns for senator feinstein. she says getting information has not been easy. the philadelphia police department led by charles ramsey provided feinstein some of those guns. >> we'll see you. >> a three star admiral has been identified over a gambling scandal. he was the second in command at the military organization that oversees all u.s. nuclear forces accused of using counterfeit gambling chips in eastern nebraska. he is being reassigned to the navy staff pending a criminal investigation. he will be dropped down to a two star admiral. >> a northern virginia teen accused of stabbing another teenager appeared in court. he was ordered held without bond. police believe she was with friends on -- he was with friends when an argument broke out with another group. the victim who is 17-18 years old is in stable condition. a preliminary hearing has been set for november. >> a former director was sentenced to two and a half years in prison for stealing money from the d.c. government. he took $200,000 for his personal use and gave cash kickbacks to a member of the d.c. council. >> thompson opened his gym with money from the d.c. government specifically earmarks from the city council that kept the program running but thompson admits a lot of money went into his pocket and was lost gambling at casinos. that's what he was punished for today but thompson has another story. one the government says it cannot corroborate that he gave an unnamed d.c. city council member $50,000 in kickbacks. >> the amount of money that you gave each time -- >> i mean the less i gave him 3,500 but i gave him 6,000, 10,000. >> they investigated thompson's claim and they admitted he agreed to wear a wire but never did. >> this is one of the first time that i gave him a kickback. we offered him a check. he wouldn't accept that. >> outside the courthouse after being sentenced thompson says the council member took the money for one main reason. >> why did he want the money? >> greed. greed is what people want there's never enough money for people. that's what he wanted. >> the same council member that went to authorities that thompson was stealing money is the same council member that thompson claims took the kickbacks. the prosecution told the judge when thompson was told -- interviews he denied giving kickbacks to anyone. the government have investigated the claim and there were kickbacks given in cash to his unnamed council member but they cannot prove it. >> still to come we're hearing from the father of the 9-year-old boy who snuck on the plane. why he had trouble getting help for his sun. find out why your cell phone may be to blame for your back pain. we'll be right back. >>  chef, you seem less tense since you got spark unlimited business checking from capital one bank. my stress has vanished. my old business checking account really pushed my buttons. transaction limits? more fees? are they bloody insane? horrible! come on! getting spark checking has made your cooking tolerable. 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(announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. well the family of the 9-year-old minnesota boy who took a flight to vegas by himself is speaking out. the boy's father got to really emotional today as he explained how hard it has been to raise his son. he's repeatedly asked for help with his unruly son who he says was in the second week of a suspension for fighting. >> i've been asking for help and there's no one helping me. i'm in double jeopardy. if i whip my son i get locked up. if i let my son keep on doing what he's doing i get in trouble. somebody please help me. please. >> the child has been in child protective custody in las vegas. he was set to return home today. >> some scary moments in the skies over england. the pilot collapsed forcing the passenger to take the controls to make and emergency landing the passenger had never flown a plan so flight instructors talked him through the process. he landed safely the pilot died. >> a quick thinking georgia teen helped save his fellow chase -- classmate during a chemistry accident. there was an explosion and aftermath at douglas ville. students were participating in a chemistry investigation when a girl caught fire -- it was the student who grabbed a fire blanket from the chemistry lab. >> i remember hearing a bang turning and looking and seeing her hit the ground on fire ran into the room to go get the fire blanket and then i threw it on her. >> the student was transported to the hospital with burns over 25% of her upper body but doctors expect her to make a full recovery. >> sue has your forecast up next. >> here we go but first let's check in with will thomas for the news edge at 11. >> shawn and scott right off the top at 11:00 something breaking in hagerstown maryland. we're told reports of a malloch down after reports of shots fired in a theater. we're trying to get to the bottom of this one. minutes ago a development in orlando where a dozen people have been stuck on a rollercoaster 17 stories up in the air. >> plus taking freebies off the curb could cost you big bucks. it's a i -- fox 5 exclusive tonight at 11:00. >> katie come on back. >>  for sein a whole new way. for seeing what cash is coming in and going out... so you can understand every angle of your cash flow- last week, this month, and even next year. for seeing your business's cash flow like never before, introducing cash flow insight powered by pnc cfo. a suite of online tools that lets you turn insight into action. 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[ male announcer ] when you've got 100% fiber optic fios, you get it. america's fastest, most reliable internet. it's the ultimate for downloading, streaming, and chatting. -- that guy all over the football field. thanks, joe. if the running backs don't start picking up the blitz, the quarterback is going to have a long night. is that your sister? look, are you trying to take my job? maybe. technology that lets you play with the big boys. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities that's powerful. at 800-974-6006 tty/v. well samsung is releasing a smart phone with a curved display called the galaxy round with a curved screen to make it easier to grip and cost $1,000. it's the first smart phone with a curved kiss play -- display. it's only being released in south korea. >> even if it was an issue i wouldn't pay $1,000 for a phone. >> we'll wait for the coupons. >> is your back feeling sore? back good? everything good? if so you're not alone. >> we're going to tell you why you might be one of several smart phone owners coming down with i posture. >> you all know the move. >> sort of like this. >> all that slouching over smart phones maybe taking its toll as this generation developed i posture. >> we're so glued to our iphones we're looking down that forward head posture is going to cause neck strain and i -- eye strain and hand and wrist issues. >> a new sdud by -- study showed that 84 percent of the younger generation miss a lot of work because of back pains. >> i think people sit on their phone like this and we've been doing it for edge -- ages. >> when you got -- call it i posture or bad posture it can be reduced with exercises. >> your chest gets tight and your back gets weak so we need to strengthen the back and stretch the front. >> there are exercises you can do straighten up but you'll have to put down that phone first. >> on the upper eastside adrian fox 5 news. >> i have no idea what she's talking about. >> who does that? >> just playing. >> got a little i posture there. >> i totally i agree you have to do that that's for sure. >> all right. you might have to hunch over carrying a little bit. >> time of -- kind of a breezy day and the rain continues for the next several days. this is an exclusive forecast by the way. i asked for that in my contract. i said whenever i come on i want to see exclusive. you can see that it's kind of a misty night around the region and while the rain in d.c. hasn't been heavy yet this is going to be a persistence forecast so we'll have waves of showers and heavy rain down south and east. we'll start you out with a look at where the rain is now and we have gaps here and there but then you get over to the eastern shore and find the heavier rain and within that heavier rain we often find winds that are gusting 25-30 miles an hour. it's slowly but shirley going to work its way across the bay and it maybe moving north of the d.c. area tomorrow morning so i think there might be a round of heavy rain for the morning rush hour. perhaps a break in the afternoon before we see showers rolling on through. bottom line probably a little bit more of this storm than you'd look to see as we roll through the end of the week where the heaviest rain is now. the center of the storm is down near coastal carolina. there's been minor to moderate tidal flooding and this thing is barely moved because it's blocked in the atmosphere by high pressure to the north so here's how the next three days look. tomorrow lots of clouds. 60 degrees and we'll have rounds of showers. they'll we dry hours too but there won't be sunny hours. same forecast friday. i think the difference thursday apps rain will be a little bit more substantial than friday apps will be but we'll have showers hanging around. we can't rule them out for saturday either. i think of the three days this one probably has fewer showers and we can't describe it as a sunny day or chance of showers. i think they'll be some around. high temperatures below average 63 degrees as the clouds overtook the area and the rain came in mainly this afternoon. only 61 at dulles. b.w.i. marshall 60 and temperatures tonight will be in the 50s and we really aren't going recover too much tomorrow. now winds not too bad in the metro area but you get over to the eastern shore down south and east and we're getting gusts 15-20. if you get a decent downpour there may be potential downpour to 30 but nothing you can't handle. it's going to be how long this lasts that gets on everybody apps nerve. the low pressure creeps north. high pressure blocks it a little bit. we won't see this changing until sunday. with this thing off to the coast we'll have rounds of showers and temperatures cooler than average. in terms of how much rain it's looking like between now and friday night when we get the bulk of this probably an inch or two inches in the purple and we're thinking along these coastal areas we're going to have 2-4 inches the farther west you go to the lighter the rain totals will be. you may get a quarter to half inch along interstate 81. here's the futurecast on the eastern shore. it tries to run it into town around 8:00 in the morning so extra time needed for the commute. it looks like of the three days thursday is probably the wettest with bands of heavy rain rotating on through and some hours when it doesn't rain very much. >> friday morning probably another wet start but notice we don't stay quite the intensity to the showers and storms and same deal as we roll through saturday. you're going to be so sick of the storm. we're crossing our fingers that maybe we break it down by the time we get into sunday. here's your forecast. 53 degrees. your fox 5 accuweather forecast so amazing how the weather pattern can change so quickly as we went from 80s-90s to low 60s eventually for the celebration of shawn yancey apps celebration. we're hoping for exclusive sunshine. not a real warm day but hopefully it brightens up next week. >> you only turn 28 once. >> happy for your first birthday. >> thank you, sue. >> well biggest benefit of heading into dallas off the bye week. a much improved redskins team in the big d. mike shanahan an nall lies had every single one of rg3's throws -- analyzed. griffin has every reason to feel comfortable 2-0. griffin's statistics 28 to 45, 404 yards. 92 yards rushing and five touchdowns. >> coming off the bye it didn't matter who we were going to be playing obviously we know the magnitude of this game being redskins cowboys. they'll be ready to go. everyone is going to put their best foot forward so it's about us and that's what we got to focus on. we can't focus on what are we going to do here and there. you go to out and play and execute what you have to do. we have to focus on us as opposed to focusing on them. >> griffin and his wife spent their bye week. hanging out in colonial williamsburg. in practice he showed up with a colonial hat. >> no. he did not. >> that would have been a 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[ female announcer ] call a washington area allstate agent at 866-650-7900 today. for years now america has voted for the next american idol and this season well the show is letting viewers vote for something else. the new tag line that will be used for the upcoming season. you can vote via facebook twitter. voting open until october 14th. those tag lines include listen to their dreams come true, a million different stories, one powerful dream, every story is different, the dream is the same or search for a super -- superstar. you can tune in for the winning tag line. all the action returns this january right here on fox 5. >> well glee fans will get to say their final good-bye to cory monteith. fox will honor the actor with a tribute etch sowed. -- episode. >> ♪ go to the end of the earl -- earth for you. >> the cast of glee are paying tribute to cory monteith and his character fin hudson called the quarterback. show creator ryan murphy said it was not only difficult to write but a hard especially stowed watch. >> it was really hard. i loved cory and i was very close to cory and i worked along with other people to try and help him and addiction is a terrible disease and we lost him so we had an obligation not just to the crew but to the fans to deal with that passing and so i think the show is about the character but it's also about our loss of cory and you know it was really hard to write. i could only sit through it twice. i was overcome by it and i think it's at its best it's a beautiful tribute to someone that we all loved a lot and we miss. >> cory died from an overdose of heroine and alcohol. his loss hand been devastating for the cast. >> i my self don't know how i'm going watch it. >> jane lynch said filming the episode helped her deal with his passing. >> it was difficult to film but it was for not just the cast but the crew who loved him too but it was very death art that particular and it's beautifully written. >> -- cathartic. >> in hollywood adam hausle, fox news. >> thanks so much for joining us tonight at 10:00. >> well, the news edge at 11:00 begins right now. >> we start with breaking news out of hagerstown maryland. reports the valley mall is on lockdown and the movie theater is evacuated. witnesses say there was a shooting inside the theater. so far police are working this and so are we. stay right here for new developments. >> also breaking out of florida stuck on a rollercoaster 17 stories high. it's called the hollywood rip ride rollercoaster and a dozen people have been rescued. this happened starting about fouraugust the ride was shout -- shut down for two days after the -- a woman was hurt. >> thanks for joining us at 11:00 i'm will thomas. now to a story you'll see on fox 5. every sigh anything on the side of the road and decided to take it before the trash collector does? you could be ticketed for breaking the law. >> in mont come mert are county it's -- montgomery county it's illegal to take someone's trash but tonight a

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