tell us that they don't know still a lot about this, but they do know this. the shots rang out sometime after noon in that parking garage outside the shops at iat ever son. importantly, though, prince george's county police tonightun arety stressing, according to corporal harry bond, h this shooting was not random. they launched a search in thists area. they do not have a description of their suspect, but in conducting that search on the side of caution and they decided they needed to lock several schools down that were nearby. we did put hillcrest heights elementary and jessie be masonsn school on lock down just as an abundance of caution.of we do not believe there was anything to information we justn wanted to make sure what wasfou going on in the communityy doesn't spill over into our children's schools. ultimately that proved to be the correct decision.deci no other people injured in thiss ever son today. now, a spokesperson for prince george's county tells uskesp the victim here was taken to thatha trauma center as a priority. what we're told is that theseth are very serious wounds in the victim's abdomen. however, we are told this victim is expected to survive.vive > we're live at temple hills night, tom fitzgerald, fox5 local new. > now to montgomery county where we're learning new detailo about a deadlyew shooting in gaithersburg. victim ronaldnald loan the third may have targeted. officers were called to a home on money castor home and found loan. two men apparently entered thent home through an unlocked door in the back.th once inside one of the men shot and killed loan. other people were in the house, but no one else was hurt. police are asking anyone withki information about this casnge to give them a call.hem the owners of a temple hills condominium complex owes hundreds of thousands of gas to > this isn't a surprise, it's an issue that has been festering for years and coming to a head tonight. > paul wagner joins us live. >>reporter: this has been a very emotional afternoon foror hundreds of people who live here at the line hill condominiums just outside the lines in princ george's county. minute ago i watched a pom with a little l one pulling her by her hand, tears.tear her husband behind here, their belongs. people coming out withith everything they own in bags and carry televisions.ele we've seen pimp come in here with you hauls and even a home depot truck to try and take these things away. keep in mind this has been a very, very troubled complex forc many years.ars. go to the maryland search and type in temple hills back to the 199s. this place has been troubled for a long time owing a lot of monef to the utilities.ilit today the utilities said weid can't do it anymore. > the children coming off the school bus today likely had no idea what was happening at this condominium complex they call home.home sometime after 1:00 this afternoon, pepco followed pep through on a threat to turn off the power to every unit in the place. they gave been up all morning trying toing call shelters and they say there's nothing that we can do. > a notice went out to the residents monday and within a opinion minutes of the power company's move residents weresie taking their things and leaving. david gilmore president of the new condominium association says, they came up with a new development plan, but pepco wouldn't buy it. > how much is this condominiumt in arrears to pepco. started, you know, several yearl ago before we took office basically throughout the time bankruptcy they kept perpetuating. in arrears toou the gas company. >> about 440,000, roughly around there. why is it that you couldn'tould negotiate some kind of a deal with them, do you know.now. >> well, at this particular timp they wanted a very large downdon payment. you know, 20 percent oror 25 percent. > residents we talked to say the rent that we're paying to the owrs included utilities, rent that totaled about $900 a month. some said they would go to family. others said they would trust int god while a few told us they had nowhere to go. > i don't know what i got to do. you got nowhere to go. > to be honest i have nowhere to go. you have a wife and little one.. >> i have a wife and little one. i'm waiting for my daughter toto come.co i don't know what i got to doto and where i got to go, either. >> i pray to god. that's my provider right there. > you have hope. >> always. > just take a drive into this parking lot you see right away that this complex has been verya troubled for as long time. it's very run down.ery a the look of the units are boarded up. the residents have known forknow quite sometime that could happen. h they've been getting notices periodically over the lastal severalyl months saying that tht power, the wear, the be turned on.n. -- i'm sorry, turned off, but it hasn't happened until today.. today just after 1:00, finallyfa pepco said we just can't do itot anymore and they turned off the power. live here in em t many hills, paul wagner, fox5 local news.nes > the search is on tonight fort paver robbers who held a brings armor truck.truc it happened on lateral avenue. the truck driver was dropping off money to a bank when two men took the money.to no ones was hurt. the montgomery county police ane the fbi are all working together to find the people responsible. > it is that time of year again, the high heeled raise in dupont circle l will getget underway tonight. as alwaysun it's expected to drp toec yous of people to the area and cause some major traffic tieup, too. fox5's matt ackland is live along 17th street with more on this a this afternoon. matt, do you have your highur heels on yet?s >>reporter:on home. i'm going to have to go home ano get them.ge can i borrow yours? >>reporter: sure.ure they're hurting me anyway. for those of you haven't beenav out here on 17th street, it isis so much fun. in two hours you won't be a able to walk through here.er there are so am people, thousands. speaking of walking through here, guess who walked through here, this guy michael. >> i'm about to go put on my get rid did i. >> you left work and you evenev put on your heels. i sure did. > are you competing. >> competing. > have you done it before. e myyou firstl be time. i've been here before, but first time.time > what tips have folks givengie you. >> get in the front, run. fro > are you going to push at all. >> of course. > michael, thanks for being a good sport. > dan par russo is one of the organizers. you've done this so many years.r i've been before and i swear and it gross every year.ry how do you plan for an event like this? >> luckily, it's been nice ande calm even with all the people. people respect the boundaries. our volunteers do an outstandina job of keeping people behind the lines and it's always been a very save event with no problemn in the last 19 years that i'veht been doing it. 6:30 really is the shutdown.hutd traffic becomes a huge mess. people? if you're going to wall here, it may be the best because you're not going to get carar service. >> if you're going to uber get off at fifth or 16th street. metro, just metro. i recommend metro. > why do so am people likeeopl this? it's grown over the yeare and it's so popular and the raise takes all of 25 seconds. >> last year's winner came in at 49 seconds because p we -- pacers actually tabbed them so we know how fast everybody goes. one was five minutesso the other witness was 46was seconds. i think people just like it because it's a fun community event. it's always been a communityn event and it's great to he see h what costumes are going to be around. folks start gaterring at 7:30 and then the raise is 9 sharp. >> you'll see people coming outm ofin their apartments and then 7:00 and then 9:00 on the dothe the raises start and the mayor will sound the buzzer. > how high are your heels.ls. >> there are no heels. > davis a friend of mine, too. >> thanks, buddy. > so once again, if you're tonight, 6:30 this area around 17th all the way down to p shutdown. parking is going to be a mess. get on the metro, walk here,er take your bike because there's going to be no are pennsylvaniainging at all.iain i can tell you it's a lot of fun. > live in dupont circle. > i love how the one guy was so frank, yeah, i'm >> be aggressive. you have to be in that raise. > good times. > big jumps in graduation rateg in the district.st one school iris being highlightg for its big strides. dunbar high school graduation rate jumped to 77 percent. that's 11 percent from last year. principal of the school creditsh it to creating a college toward college. one thing we really worked on this year is making sure thatsue the instruction we're providing our students is relevance so they have a better understanding school. > when i got here in tenth grade it was pretty chaotic.otic i didn't feel supported as muchc as i do now than a i feel likeel on top of the world as a senior. > on time graduation rate foror d.c. public high schools rose overall nearly 4 percent last year to 62.2 percent. > an unconventional move in the eric gaertner deather investigation. whyic rerepliesed the investigators.vt > what the cincinnati zoo is doing to their gorilla incident after the incident that led to who are a.m. bay's death. we have freeze warnings andning frost advisories posted. this may be the coldest night we've had since mid-april.id-a i'll let you know know low it'sg to be go. > if you have a story idea give or e-mail the tips to fox5 tipso ex university of cincinnati officer who shot and killed an unarmed black man during a traffic shot. last year samuel due boas was pulled over for missing a license plate. body cam individual shows shooting him. he has pled not guilty. convicted he could face life in prison. a major shakeup into the federal investigation into the deathintf eric gater inner, the justice of investigators and lawyers too handle the case. in 2014 garner was stoppedstop outside of a convenient storeore for selling lose cigarettes ing newlo york.ne the video shows garner taken to the ground by police in what appears to be a choke hold.ld. the investigation into garner's death has been the at a standstill since prosecutors and the justice department have sparred whether to press charges. the vatican is out with new rules who catholics who want to be cremated. mandating that the ashes be sort in a church approved space.rove for most of its history the catholic church only committed about yourual, but in 1963 it allow cremation. > months after zoo coopers shot and killed a gorilla at the snoe i do we are learning aboutlear changes to the exhibit.xhib they testified before group of officials.s. new mesh closingsix that is six inches taller than the previous barrier. you may recall last may a three year old boy fell into and theyd shot and killed a gorilla. some people wanted the mother of the boy charged. prosecutors later decided against that. the most ambition road projects in the district in recent people requirement crews are ripping up andre fixing beaf dryvit now earlier today the tod national park service briefedvie far. beach drive is not just a popular designation for cars, but also biker and bike lists. the park service is urging bike letters to take away from the area where the construction is taking place. the road is closed to everybody, to cars, to pikers to cyclists and i think know sometimes we think as one person it isn't that big a deal. we've had many near misses. when we have pedestrians and cyclists are running through and interfering with construction. while the roadway is closed the trail remains open to porter street and riders and bikersers will see some protective space p on the road from piney branch parkway to tilton road. respect the construction site and not interfere with the workk that's being done there. the traffic has been unbelievable. >> i know. people are getting used on the changes out there.re. a live look for you as we give today. a nice sunny day. i is a little cool. it is definitely feeling likeel fall and i gyuess the sense h this is not the last time we'ree going to feel this. >> that's right.ght. cool and also breezy. > as the sun goes down tonight that breeze will get better but boy it's going to get chill and we want you to be ready for that. usually i try not to touch my heat until november 1, but i broke down and turned it for tonight. because already in many of the areas, we're dwn martinsburg, 55 in cumberlandcub and it's only going to get colder especially of a the gusts of start dropping down. d some gusts up and over 0 milesr an hour. they will much lighter and we'rr ' looking for the coldest nighte of the fall so far.ar. maybe we won't see icicles, but we do have some freeze warningsn posted and here in the city weiy expect to drop to 41-degrees. we're casting. that would make this the coldest morning since april 14 when wewe dropped to 40 degrees. the suburbs will be colder. so get ready for freeze warnings to be f posted for places like frederick county, western how concerning northern few quarterr down culpeper county and what i the difference between theetwe freeze warning and the frost advisory which is also up for many of our suburban areas in the pink? it has to do with the temperature. in the freeze warning it'st' colder and it could be as coldas as 26 in the high spots in the mountains to 32 and that meansmn that anything unprotected thatht is unprotected to a freeze wille be killed.be frost advisory generally 3 # tol 36ly outside of the cities and that would be damage to sensitive plants. i tookse a few minutes today to pull all the house plants backu into the house.into i don't want to lose them ashem when head down to the low 30s in the suburbs and 4 # in the district. get ready for that as high pressure builds in overnight anr it will setting our winds, getd rid of the clouds and set us ups maybe a few more extra minutes to scrape your windshield.wind we'll have your outlook forutlo wednesday and the rest of this week coming up in a about it. > ahead at 5, a crazy runway crash. a school bus rams right into aus home sending several ram childro the hospital. are saying aboutayin their injuries tonight.onig election extras, it's a realeal thing. it's taking its toll on voters nationwide. > some locals meeting together a virginia community is showingg some love for their upc delivere man. i love this.ve >> a warm send off on his last > welcome back. if you live inen a, virginia you may have noticed something it out for us. take a look.ta >>reporter: ke you see them in t front yards of countless homes of the town of vienna, v. he's just a great guy.uy. gold and brown balloons and handmade signs calling attention to remember any's retirement. he's just one of the nice i's guys. one of the miest guys i've ever met. > why so much gold and brown and who is this revered friendfe named for four years, but i think henk he knows more about my family than i do. > it's the neighborhood upsups guy.gu >> he's awesome, caring, funny,n all that in this n a nutshell. i love these guys. i mean, what can you say? youyu know, the signs, the balloons. it's unbelievable.it > the love.e. >> the love, i'm tiering up every five minutes.inu i'm sure upc has it me because i > rennie is retiring from ups after nearly 30 years on the job.jo an entire career spentnt delivering packages and smiles here in this northern virginiatr town. >> i was just doing my job. > jennifer local worth got hfe this all glooing on facebook.ebo >> it's amazing.t's this community is phenomenal. i'm floored by the responseespo we've gotten.gott i remember him deliver babyby gifts when my oldest son wasas born. > h >> 29. > even on my worst days, anday, there are some really bad days, i would rennie. he would stop, give me a hug. give me that big smile and it just made me feel better because he's just that kind of a guy. > rennie has set the bar pretty high in these parts. from day one my dad has told med treat people the way you wanted to be treated and that's whatwht resemblance to another guy retiring soon? >> every day. every day i get stopped. do you know -- don't even say it. i know. cheers, rennie, on a job welll done. enjoy your retirement? > in vienna, bob barnard, fox5 local news.l > and the spitting image of t president. >> he really is. he's 54 years old. his big plan is to play a lot more golf. > he can play with the president. > the wikileaks e-mails, they are not just affecting the clinton campaign, but journalists as well. ronica cleary with that story. hey ronica. yes, imagine if you're a renal a list communicating with theom campaignmuni and this h wikileae release gives the whole world your cellphone number. i spoke juan williams aboutout that. we're going to have that afterth > area a. >> could it be the end of trump hotel? here why the hotel chain will soon be changing its fame just name. >> wash done d.c. voted one of the top 30 cities to build weight. . wired the wagner's house th 100 meg internet. which means in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. this is your last chance to get super fast 100meg internet, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. hurry, our best offer ever ends soon. only from fios. let's start over here with this aluminum bed. you put your toolbox up here... whoa! that's a big hole. that is unbelievable. now let's check out the roll formed steel bed of the silverado. same angle,same empty tool box. took it way better. the steel held up. it's truck month! make a strong decision. find your tag and get over eleven thousand total value on this silverado all star. this is fox5 local news a at 5. welcome back.back taking you to montgomery county now. we now know the name of a woman whos what found dead inin rockville. she's identified as 55 year old lori detwiler of delaware. her body was found yesterday morning along park run drive. an autopsy was finished todaynih but it's still unclear how she asked to call police.to c we haveal a heads up for cycliss in virginia because starting tomorrow you won't be able toabe ride through arlington national cemetery without a pass. it will effect the experiencesx of others and post safety concerns. bike advocacy organizations disagree say psycho leasts usels the cemetery and do so respectfully. counting down. probably more so than a lot of people. two weeks from today americans head to the locals. fox5's political reporter ronic cleary has the top headli that you do not want to misso mi today. >>reporter: well, by now you have heard about the wikileaks releasing thousands of e-mails from inside john modesta's e-mail account. a lot of these e-mails they're exchanges between the campaign and campaign staffers.d ca juan williams he's a fox news political analyst, his e-mail to john modesta was release as well. p in that he gave modesta iss cellphone number. against his journalistic in j tegry. i spoke with williamsn and he defenses the fact that it's important to establish a relationship with the campaign in order to cover them. > speak to the relationship that you campaigns that youthat cover and how you feel for those who that you did not something wrong in sharing your phone number and asking for a meeting, defense that. >> well, i think that it's he sequential f to have relationships with theh people who are running campaigns onette aer side of the political divide. once you have that kind ofenn tray, once you have the good sources, ronica, then you are able to do a better job of giving information perspective,, situational context to your viewers on tv, to your listeners or to your readers. that's what journalists try tona do whelin they're doing their business. for me the identify that suddenly journalism has beenee reduced to the point to wheretow means that you -- you have beene bought by them.boug to me that's just bizarre.zarr well, we've reporting on the r opening of the trump international hotel right hererh in washington d.c. quite a about it.t but for future trump hotels that are geared towards millenials they will not bear that famousms name. instead they will be called sigh a. there are reports that say thaty this change in name has to do d with positive negativity associated with that. in a statement release by ivanka trump says our business at trump hotels is stronger than ever and we're incredibly hopeful aboutho the future sigh a. our newest portfolio.port if you feel a little bit stressed about this election, we hear you. time mag dean has release a list of things to do to release thee stress. about having meaningfulanin discussions about the campaign. this last one i really love thet suggest that you send positive energy and vibes to people whooe don't share your political opinions. another thing you can do, yoga. in about 30 minutes the mallinut right here, they're expecting about 500 people to come in and join together and maybe releasee some of that election stressctio with a little yoga. we're going to be here for that. make sure you tune in at 6:00. reporting live, i'm ronica > i hope you're sending that back with positive vibes, right. >> absolutely.olut > i hope a firetruck doesn't interrupt with sirens orire something because that's not very relaxing.laxi >> it's not zen. > thanks, ronica. with the election fast approaching capital bike share is helping to offer you to get to the polls. it will help with free one way fairs. kicking off a campaign calledlld ft it will appear in differentre places to spread the messagehe that it is important to vote and capital bike share is there to help. > anything you can do to get there.th we've always been told eat a good breakfast. >> and it's something thatomet parents and teachers often tell their kids, too., that was the focus in crestwood elementary school inin springfield, virginia. the washington redskinsdski charitable foundation helped sponsor this morning's talk. virginia's first lady doth mcauliffe. >> that's why we believe strongly in education and making sure you have enough to eat every day so that you can read those important books that helpp you develop those critical thinking skills.skil the redskins president brucellaa allen and rachel russell also spoke to the kids.s. they explain why eating a good breakfast can make a huge difference in their life.ife. baseball. >> the cleveland indians hosting the chicago cubs. if you're from ththe midwest you are think this would never happen, but it is. the weekend and had a couple extra days off but they're taking to progressive field. the entire series ships over to chicago, a very short ride for all the teams involved.volv they have been bundled out.. the same thing as the cubs. first pitch temperatures willmpr whoever in the upper 40s. again they're used to that in tickets still aplenty and last time we checked you can get in for $750 a piece. what a bargain compared to 2 grand for game three athree wrigleyville field.le > it has been six days sincece cleveland iced the blue jane to clinch the american league pen l and the. is positive to go in with too much rest. the cubs only clinched on saturday. > the cubs, though, fortunes aren't carry over to lawmakers in chicago.in c that's a erk p of the job. you get the free tickets. guess what, chicago's ethicshics board the older men who would bd able to get free tickets won'tie be getting them for free h thish time around. it turns out they figured out those tickets violate the city's ethics law but they are certainly free to buy them if they can find any buyers. > the first pitch tonight 8:08:00 p.m. john lester who has won couple of world series is on the mound. rachel platen, you you know her from that that unavoidable hit fight song. > she's making a lot of money from that. i think hillary's campaign could he opted the song. a goodyear for rachel plant on.l > queue dose for justin timen beer make for rocking the vote. did while inside the voting booth. > testing yourself at your convenience.e. the sells hiv kits in a vending machine on campaign.paig why washington d.c. is voted one of the top three cities to billion dollar wealth. time to pick up some additional jobs maybement thank you, guys, taking a live look outside, a beautiful, gorgeous fall day, but definitely with an edge. very chilly this morning.orni we reached 64, i believe is the daytime high.igh. right now the last few minutes of sunshine before we hit that sunset righth around 6:20:00 p.m. we are about to get very, veryy chilly for tonight.toni let's take a look at those q r)p+e a look at the frost and freeze watches a l out for s reste of area. well, brief it or not, where yo your chances of being wealthy. that's a code cording to a new report by bank rate.com. rat american's best metro areas forr building wealth. san francisco came out on top tp followed by minneapolis and and washington, d.c.gt the survey was based on salaries, the job market and an saveable income after household expenses. saveable income, i didn't thinkk there was much you could do here but okay. some people at northern virginia senior ceer milestone. >> five ten of them are turning 100 or older. ol members of the sen ten air andsn are throwing a big party. the children book author and an army corneal. co > centenarians. >> that's a new one. > all i know it's pretty nice outside. > i wore a light jacket. >> we will tonight, too. absolutely. i mean am people, you're goingog because it's getting down into the 30s.0s. >> i refuse to do a that yes i'll put an extra blanket on thn bed. > i'm the same way.e it has to be at least november.m > personal suffering isffer secondary to those locals. for many of you to sleep comfortly -- i'm also higher up in an apartment building, who the air rises during the day. > look at that shot. this is what they call the th golden hour, right? beautiful last light ofhe over the potomac shining over sh the wart. war it's been a fantastic fall day. it's finally cool and feeling a much more like the fall season, unlike last week and that is just a gorgeous site. si what a nice day it was. what a nice evening will be, but the days getting shorter ass sunset now shortly after 6:00. a cold fall morning tomorrow. just down right cold. some afternoon clouds and we won't get too mild in then afternoon. a couple of showers come througe dry as we head into the weekende and the weekend actually does feature some warmth, believe it or not. > no warmth tonight. chilly fall morning expected ex tomorrow. so a frost advisory that's in this pink purple column for the district surrender suburbs. temperatures fall into the mid i 30s. freeze warning, even colder forr the mountains, northern marylany and stream northern that is th wher to the low 30s. you have to put all the sensitive plants inside or elser they won't make it. > satellite and radar showing a couple of clouds towards ourur north. we've got high pressureure overhead. clear sky, calm conditions, the perfect recipe for temperatures to rile fall off overnight. it's 62 right now in washingtonw 61 in annapolis, but already 59 baltimore, 55 gaithersburg, hagerstown, shortly after dark we'll see the temperatures falls pretty quickly and then we'll b' the 30s by daybreak. we still have a couple gusts especially north and west of o d.c. over 0 miles an hour. ho those winds will die down do tonight. let's check in our foliage fol report. look at this, new england, past peak we're gathering up somee're snow coming in on thursday. at peak in pa. moderate color spreading into in the washington area, although a we've seen some l could or we're also fighting the leaves fallinl offer the trees at this time off year. i think all the warm weather has prevented us from being bright this year. ye fox futurecast, clear skies sk tonight, sunshine tomorrow.t, i want you to s wunatch the full system up to the north bringing showers into the great lakes bya tomorrow afternoon. some clouds getting into our in neck of the woods. enough cold air, western new york starting to see some snow makes. through time, look at the snow spreading where they're expected to see one to three inches across interior new york.ew not getting into the big cities. of us to the north and then a decent amount of rain for boston through new york and then some of the showers raising the th washington area. we'll see some showers as the rain variety, but a big markerae of changing seasons when youeas start to he see the first snows in upstate, new york, new england. tomorrow, a warm front pushesrot northward as we get closer to cl the afternoon. will only be in the 50s. but with a few more clouds m coming in in the afternoon.the temperatures will be warmerbe after tomorrow. not even hitting 630-degrees cold tonight, look at these low temperatures, 30 in hagerstown. p 2 martinsburg, 34 dulles.34 you have to put the heat in these temperatures. 41 in city, always a little bita milder. that is not frost territorytory necessarily. but you can get close enoughnoug locally that's why the frost advisory is out. ou highs tomorrow, we are mainly im the mid to upper 50s so a very crisp fall day. 57 and cool tomorrow but we'll jump into the 60s with the coole seven day forecast, 63 on3 on thursday and then we brighten up with that cold front passes 61-degrees on friday look prettt cool. saturday looks beautiful, 67 ane then look at sunday, into thehe 70s. 74, that could be conservative. we might be warmer than that, but for now we're counting on a mild sunday, perfect for the marine corporation marathon. monday looks great for the kids, weather. somewhere in the low 50s for thr evening when they're trick or treater.. > that's a look at the seven day forecast. > thank you.at caitlyn. after a year after launches lift is testing out monthly member shifts. two forms of lift line passes, one 20 bucks for the month. the second 29 all lift line charge. > some items too you have to spend money to make money and is that thee it case foremy to net. the company is going to be 3 billion-dollar in debt so they can create more original content. the online streaming companytrea isn't too worried about it, it though, they protect they will continue to expand globally. gl they're currently the leading streaming service right now.now. think about the shows that that are bus worth them. b >> house of cards.>> > orange is the new black. >> i know. they're doing well. > yes, they are. ahead at 5, a job offering some added percs for s workers. justin timber may have broken the law while working. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. we guarantee to make switching easier. we'll show up on time. as promised, to install fios and set up the wi-fi that janet, jamie, jenny, jemma and jasmine need on their birthday. thank you. 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can be slammed with a 30-day jail sentence and a $30 a fine. > timber lake's case is now are panicking over on the onslaught of evil clown sitting. apparently it isn't stoppingop people from buying clown costumes. several schools are banning the costume. it seems that several are stilla planning on clowning around. > talk about convenience, students at a chinese university now have the option to test themselves for hiv easier than ever. right next to the instanted into vending machines on campus are these affordable testing kits. this move signifies the government's agency in batting hi which is on the rise among the country's residents. if you're looking for a seasonal job there may be more perks than some extra cash.sh. they are scrambling to higher holiday, woulder answer throwing in some freebees to attract potential employees. how about a free lunch. stronger consumer demand this year and want to higher quality workers. > and that's your fox5 on the fios is not cable. we're wired 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underneath there.ther they're enjoying involvement we got this great picture also from loretta gerard. sunset at 6:15. our temperature should be right around 60-degrees. maybe even 59, but it certainly is close to 60rdegrees right60 now. listen, the big headline,he fall. so get ready for a very chillyhi start. as a matter of fact we do have freeze warnings and frost advisories posted for our area. the difference is it's colder io the freeze warning and likely blow 32 degrees which will killl or seriously damage any plantsns that are sensitive to cold. the frost advisory means we'll get close.clos it could be in the 32 to 36-degree range with theegre exception of the cities. you want to protect the plants. mine off the back porch. > high pressure builds in right on top osuf us. the winds are go to get lighterr that means we get colder easilyi while many places are already in the 50s we're heading to the 40s. a frosty fall evening. a quick check of temperatures of right now. we're between about 53 and 630 degrees and it's going to get cold fast tonight. here's where we're ' headed to 34 to 41 grows.rows fox5 local news at 6 startsta right now. this is fox5 local news at 6. and we thank you for joining us tonight at 6, i'm tony perkinspk and i'm sarah a simmons in forfr shawn.sh the owners of a temple hill condominium complex owesmp hundreds of thousands of dollarl to pepco gas and today the bottom dropped out. >> the power has been turned off. this comes it's been an issue that has bees growing for years.year paul wagner joins us live from the complex tonight with the story. paul. >>reporter: hi tony and sarah.. this has been very troubling toi watch for the last couple of hours. we see a lot of children whon live at this complex. we seem people in tears. we see people bringing theirthei belonging out in plastic bags.bs we watch as people carry out televisions. they've been renting you hallyo trucks. belongings out of this verythis troubled complex. as youtr mentioned, this has ben a problem for many years. type in line hill -- i'm sorry,y line hill condominiums andiums you'll find as many as 130 lawsuits pop updating back to the 90s.0s this is also not a surprise tha the you utilities said that thet would cut off the power, the water, the gas here. this has been a threat that's been going on for many, manymany months now and today it true. the children coming off the school bus today likely had noad idea of what was happening at this h condominium complex theyn call home. sometime after 1:00 thisis afternoon pepco followed througl on a threat to turn off the power to every unit in the place. they gave us no notice i've been up all morning trying to call shelters and they say there's nothing that we can do. a notice went out to the

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