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>> right now at 10:00 a community is heartbroken. >> three high school juniors killed in a horrific crash just hours before their school's graduation ceremony. what could have led to the accident? plus a violent day across the district and northern virginia. gun violence claimed several lives. we're live with team coverage. >> and startling about the water you drink. lead is more prevalent in the area than you may think. "fox5 local news at 10" starts right now. >> and we thank you for joinin joininging us tonight. i'm tony perkins. >> and i'm shawn yancy. >> and it was a violent day across the region and in the district. and four people were shot and a car hit a police officer responding to a shooting in northeast. in alexandria the city's third homicide this year since schools into lock in mode after a

police found two people shot to death in homes. >> team coverage tonight. tisha lewis starts us off in northeast d.c., tisha. >> what we can tell you tonight there's surveillance video of the man that apparently opened gunfire at a busy intersection in northeast. police say they have that surveillance video and they are going to release it soon. for now, they have tweeted this picture. take a close look of screen shots from the surveillance video showing the man they described as a pen of interest. now, i did just speak with police. they say that the victims there are five victims that are in the hospital tonight that they say they are all conscious and breathing and expected to survive. it could have been much worse. >> this is the sound ever a street corner turned crime screen. sigh rensz police and traffic at stand still on the major routes into's out of the city

this is the face of the man police are calling a person of interest suspected of opening gunfire amid scores of people, commuters and rush hour traffic travb. the gunman was outside the liquor store and three by stan standers. >> what concerns do you have, if any, about your safety? >> i don't would worry about where i live. gun violence is everywhere no matter where you live. i try to be smart about where i'm going. >> her daily route passes big ben liquor store. >> i don't think more police is the answer. i think more education and striingter gun control laws are really the answer. >> i worry about the kids. the children i'm okay. >> tony flint has reason to worry today with a school a few blocks away. still he says the scene filled with crime tape, evidence markers and on-lookers is not

neighborhood. >> well it's not a bad community. and it's not -- overall. >> chief kathy linear says an officer responding to the scene was also hurt. >> when the sound of gun shots rang out we have an officer on mountain bike patrol a block away as comeing across north capitol to come up to the scene he's struck by a car. that car stayed on the scenech the officer is in good condition and has been transported and but right now his injuries are not serious. >> and again that officer we're told tonight is in good condition. as for the four victims. victim and three bystanders again we're told they're conscious and breathing and right now they're looking for a man with medium complexion 5' 6" tall and last seen wearing a black mask and black hood write and also a black adeed as jacket with blue jeans. if you have any information or the person you saw in the

sure you call police. tisha lewis, "fox5 local news". >> all right. that is the shooting today in northeast washington. our team coverage continues with "fox5" marina morocco live in alexandria with that shooting, marina. >> this community is on edge. alexandria police officers remain on the scene here. we've seen foot patrol officers including cruisers standing by in the event some sort of retaliation this community fears may happen does indeed happen you'll see them behind me they gathered to remember their loved one a man shot and killed in the very community he grew up in. >> he was a gi man. everybody does bad but nobody deserves to die. he does not deserve to die. >> the shooting in montgomery and north henlry if we can release units have someone on the ground. >> 28-year-old pierre clark was gunned down middle of the day in the neighborhood he grew up

>> and they have one outstanding suspect. >> and you know retaliation so it was ongoing circle of i get you you get me,. >> foot patrols walked the streets of alexandria's third homicide this year. family of the victims children showed up to remember the man they say the community loved those paying respects say this homicide could have been prevented. >> these are close to home. if this is not hitting people where it should be i don't know where it's going to. >> and tonight, police saying there are no arrests made in connection with the homicide. liver tonight in alexandria. marina morocco. "fox5 local news". >> and we have breaking news right now unbelievably it's about another shooting. "fox5" 1 on the scene of breaking news in northwest d.c. where a man

the 1300 block of columbia road and we're told that that man is conscious and breathing and so far there's no word on what led to the shooting this apparently happened a short time ago. those are live pictures you're seeing from the scene. we do know no arrests have been made in this case as we get more information we will bring that to you. in northern virginia a shooting of a sheriff depcy is caught. 18-year-old joshua sumter shot a depcy and will be charged with attempted capital murder. the officer was responding to breaking and entering call knowledge of fredericksburg when he was shot. >> he sustained extensive injuries and they're serious but not life-threatening and he's stable and was treated at a local hospital and then we were just informed that surgery will likely be required.

deputy they say she was shot in the hip, thigh, arm and chest and say his body armor likely saved his life. >> a former montgomery county high school teacher is accused of sexually abusing students at chevy chase high school. he's accused of sexually abusing two female students. he took pictures of the students in class without their permission. . >> initial complaint came from 14-year-old and at the time she was not victim of the crime yet and he did not have an opportunity to take the photographs. she believed that was his intent and that started this investigation. an once the investigation began it was found he was engaged in this activity. >> anyone that feels that he my have been victimized should contact police. >> discovery of a boater that went missing on the potomac.

walk today. sky fox was over the scene of the great falls area last night where his body was pulled from the water 30 miles downstream from point of rocks where he and robert lee of frederick began fishing trip sunday. crews also recovered lee's body yesterday afternoon. >> the prince george country state attorney released video of a shooting victim who was unable to speak. instead, he had to blink to identify the shooter. germane hailz was found guilty in the murder every of melvin pate the shooting initially left pate paralyzed and five days after he was shot police say he responded to questions by blinking. and that helped identify hail as the shooter. the video was used during hail's trial despite controversy over whether it was a credible form of communication. pate died in 2012 due to complication from his injuries. >> justice in this case was delayed not denied and took many, many years and we were determined to bring justice

>> he was convicted of a number of charges including first degree murder and assault. he faces life in prison. >> they were great, amazing people. those are the words used to describe three montgomery county teenagers that died in a horrific car incident last night. >> clarksburg high school jup jurors were leaving a graduation party when the truck they were in cashdz on burst hill road. lauren i know this has been a tough day for the community. . >> this is a tough one friends and family devastated by the loss. the teens part of a very close close knit group of friends two played football. huge number of people came out tonight ape can see them lingering here behind me all coming out to preb these young men. >> i'm at a loss for

never want to lose a son. art as they say it's something no parent should ever have to do. a group of mother anticipates fathers gathered with sons' friends laes than 24 hours after the teens died in a hof ivk crash. one man found pride in the way she lived his life she refused to cry. >> i will survive this because i know that this is god's plan for him. it's not the plan i wanted. he wanted to play division i football and be a good community member and he wanted to be a physical therapist. >> the crash victims were juniors at clarksburg high school aunt driver jacob dennis and one passenger patrick shifflett died at the scene and cary greene died at the hospital. police set up a command unit to direct the people wanting to

leave things at the scene. difference makers church in demask us where they attended summer camp. hundreds of friends and classmates gathered to find solace in one another light candles and share tier felt embraces and pray. >> he said i love you and i didn't know that was the last time i would ever see him. >> each and every one of them had a great life filled with excitement and adventure and yeah i mean it's hard. but we'll get through it together. >> friends say jacob dennis was incredibly proud of the work he did on his truck souped up ford f 250 headed south burst hill road after meeting one friends late tuesday night aunt truck wept off a cushion the windy unlit road slam into a tree. montgomery county police say according to initial investigation alcohol most likely not a factor. speeding and inexperiee

jacob dennis had provisional license at the time of the crash. >> now incredibly these three young men had another friend named john deregi who died last year hit by amtrak train and also big news here in clark clarksburg. he was brought up a lot this evening and his father also spoke here. the amount of loss these kids had to go through unreal. fortunately the community really coming together and leaping on their faith tonight. that's the latest in clarksbur clarksburg, lauren demarco, "fox5 local news". >> just a real tragedy. awful. and thank you for hanging in there with us. we know we brought i ruvr news at the tom of of the show with all the shootings today. pretty tough, tough day. >> more to come, more to come. >> a real eye-opener when it comes to the water you drink. >> sarah simmons is live with the details about possible lead exposure across the district. >> do you know what's in your water pipes d.c. residents have a way to

with families and it all starts with this map. i'll explain coming up. shawn. >> reporter: also coming up a brand new car sharing service could be a breath of fresh air for those impacted by the metro safe track work. hey, sue. >> or shawn people could elect to walk or take their bikes tomorrow. it will another beautiful day and how about the changep seasons. did it feel like spring or fall to you with the gusty winds it certainly felt like nip of fall in the air and jackets were needed. 71 dulles and bwi 73 and 74 you see for reagan national occurred this morning. most of the day we were near 70. heading for 50s tonight i'll have a look at the forecast in minutes. come on back.

>> all right we'll turn to something that will make you smile as sue palka promised it was a breezy, cooler day out there a nice break from the heat. >> the question is will the cooler weather stick around and for how long sue palka.

forecast shawn, tony. definitely cool tonight. cool start in the morning and very comfortable thursday on the way. and later this week we start warming up again. this say nice break. i think the humidity and biggest break that we've been getting and temperatures tonight really reflective of that. now i also have to mention that we had strong and gusty showers. they were not even thunderstorms and earlier across maryland trees and gust and many places with gusts of 40 and if you get trees down usually that means gusts of 30. and meanwhile, tonight, it's such a comfortable evening. 66 degrees and the good news is, those blustery wind died down now and 65 quantico and 59 west min ser and 59 baltimore it's gorgeous sleeping weather and get windows on tonight. we won't have too many nights like this as we go forward through the hot months. also wanted to mention those strong and gusty winds as i said over 40 miles an ho

places today relaxed quite a bit. they're still out of the northwest as you can see from the direction of arrows and while i think the breezes will pick ape little bit again on thursday it's not going to be till 40 miles an hour. that's good news. high pressure builds in breeze out of the northwest 15. maybe 20 occasionally and cool start for us tomorrow morning and as we look at lows overnight, 56 for district to maybe some mid 40s and upper 40s for places like martinsburg and hagerstown and at the bus stop tomorrow morning as well as what you can expect a fantastic looking thursday with a bit of a cool start in the morning. 54 to 60 and absolutely stunning after-school period.. 76 to 80. we warm it up a little bit and take breezes down a touch. but i know you want to hear about the weekend too. we made changes to that forecast. i'll share those for you in a little bit, shawn. >> looking forward to it. thank you, sue. >> and new at 10. lead levels in d.c. water supply have been a concern now for years. well, now, d. crk water

being more proactive by allowing customers access to new interactive tool a map that can tell you if the water pipes ruining into your house are made out of lead. sarah simmons is joining us to show you how it works, sarah. >> it's interesting here. it tells people d.c. residents what exactly that material is that's in their water pipes. just to show you here, this is kind of overview map here. what you can do is actually zoom in to sheet level and for the sake of speeding things up here i'll show you street-level where we zoomed in. what you can do you see the different dots. that's what shows you specifically what pipes are made up and what materials are in the pipes for each property. i'll click on this one a gra gray-colored -- gray color right here. hold on a second. there we go. and so it tells you the type of pipe. right there lead likely based on historic documentation. they're talking about public space and private side as property

and also lead. there's different ways you can look that up by typing in address or just going here and just clicking on the dots and it will give this information for you. some of these it will say co copper pipes. that's what usually grown ones here -- here we go that come up anyway you see what i'm saying here. where we're at northwest brandy whine street and chesapeake that area and we went to that area tonight and spoke to residents about the issue of lead in their pipes and new interactive map to get their take of the new service. >> i have not seen the map. but i think it's a fantastic idea. i have the postcard in the mail and i worry when that change to my water will occur. they give us warnings the water will turn brown and do things to protect ourselves and with interactive map we could see what's coming up. >> that's a good idea. i would love to see it. sooner the

>> all right. now just to get you back up to speed as to what you need to be looking for. signs of lead poisoning if you're concerned about this on juror cooen. you'll notice signs of developmental delay and learning difficultyes and inability and loss of appetite and weight loss. look for sluggishness and fatigue and abdominal pain and hearing loss there's a lot of signs to be looking for out. there now the district drinking water system dates back all the way to 1800s. you can understand why we have a mix of different pipes here. i wanted to show you as i pulled this up a bit ago while we're waiting this is a copper pipe. you see color coded here to what you find for each different address. and now if you like to figure out more about this map also if you would like free testing done on water d.c. water will do that for you as well. you can find out that information going to our web site foxdc.com back to you guys. >> very cool tool.

i know a lot of people will log on to figure that out. >> how would you know. >> and next to 10, zip cars new solution forget around the district during massive metro repairs. >> and incredible new task nothing shorts of a miracle for certain people who suffer from mental illness. how a simple cot on squab can offer a solution for treatment. we'll be right back

>> welcome back metro safe track work is causing problems for commuters and zipcar launc launched a new car-sharing service that may help outch the new flexible service will allow zipcar service throughout the dmv to take cars one way round trip or to baltimore with dedicated parking spot included with destination. this new feature takes the hassle out of finding a parking place. zip cars says it also is an added option during the metro

maintenance. >> this is great alternative transportation option for residents of d.c. that are burdened by the safe track maintenance oing gone. our cars will be locate wrd you live and work within five minutes walking of many transit locations that may be down so members can go to point a to b and get stated destination without any inconvenience. >> other features the new service let's members change destination mid trip and extend their reservation indefinitely. >> a stunning screen today in one maryland neighborhood. when a jeep crashed into a house the surprising end to what could have been a very tragic situation. >> and plus the simple test that could be a game chaininger for people suffering from mental illness. >> and as we head to break tonight a story that will make your dentist craneth a new study asked american adults how much they floss their teeth. one third of people say they never floss. 9,000

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it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me >> we're back now with a look at tonight's top stories we begin in montgomery county three high school students lost their lives in a car accident. >> lauren demarco is live with more. lauren. >> hundreds of people came out to remember these three clark clarksburg high school students killed late last night. jacob dennis, patrick shifflett and cary greene were in dennis's truck whether it slammed into a tree around 11:30 p.m. and there were questions as to whether kol is to plame. preliminary that does not appear to be the case. speed and driver inexperience could be factors. the driver was on a provisional license

tisha. >> reporter: four people were hospitalized ach a gunman opened fire outside a northwest liquor store, police say the shooter was -- shot a man and then turned the gun on three by standers and mountain bike police officer was also injured. he was responding to the scene when he was struck by a car. all are conscious and breathing and expected to survive. now police are searching for the shooter. they released surveillance images. we have more coming up and also online at "fox5" d.c.. back to you. >> a former teacher from bethesda chevy chase high school is charged with sexual abuse of minor to be scribner took pictures of females in his class without their knowledge. he no longer works for the school. we're learning more now about a deadly shooting in fairfax county that left a man and woman dead. it's a terrible situation it happened this afternoon at a home on beverly drive

annandale. police say it stemmed from an argument between the suspect and his son-in-law. the argument escalate and his daughter became involved. police say the suspect fired shots and wounded both family members. they later died. the suspect as you see here was taken into custody. he is charged with two counts of second degree murder. we've reported on geneti geneticest testing that can reveal what mighting going on inside someone that could be contributing to depression, anxiety and other mental health conditions and this test asking even help identify the medications that person should be taking. >> a saliva swab can help pinpoint which treatment works best. laura evans works for a local man that says genetic testing saved his life. >> james crawford tried everything from therapy to a variety of anti-depressants. >> medication that felt

incredibly ineffective but kept lows from being incapable but also kept the high from kiingt existing at all. >> he contemplated suicide often tracing depression back to age 9. he thought that was how life would be forever until recentl recently. he learned about a genetic test called genecept ase it tests 18 genes to see how a patient respontdz to medical and it pinpoints treatments no nor trial and error. for james the results blew him away. he was clinically depressed but what he found out was the problem was not just in his head. >> that's what this test revealed. >> right. basically there's an underlying biology at work that is suppor supporting the stories of a depressed person or in my case the stories i told myself of why my life

i've done something wrong i'm to blame for being a horrible person. >> james no longer feels that way. following the test once he figured out where his body was deficient and which medications worked best he started on a regimen of form of folic acid and anti-seizure mood stabiliz stabilizing drug and no more anti-depressants. >> you hear about people getting a brand new life and i'm 45 i started this process two years ago. i have a brand new life. >> realizing it was not his fault was path to freedom. his body was biologically causing him to feel this way and all he needed was the right medication. >> and people make decisions i couldn't and capable of living in a way i couldn't. i'm capable of sitting with you going my god this is beautiful day and feeling it. >> laura evans "foxlo

news". >> police busted 26 people connected to a howard county drug ring. detectives made arrests in columbia over the last 8 months. james matthews was supplying drugs and after they arrested him michael web took over drug operations. detectives tapped webs phone and wire tapped his phone which they said led him to other people in the organization and investigators seized more than a kilo of cocaine and four cars and 160,000 in cash. >> it as was a close call for a man in gaithersburg when a jeep crashed through his bay window. a woman in 20s somehow drove down embankment hit outdoor grill and drainpipe and ended up inside a unit at the london arie apartment on king gyms wa way. remarkably no one was hurt and 20 residents are displaced. >> i don't know. i don't know what i'll do. i want to be safe. i want to make sure they're safe. and so i totally don't know. thank goodness

>> i believe she's one of the displaced residents. there's no word yet on what let up to that crash. tonight friends, family and co-workers gathered to honor a retired d.c. firefighter william wetzel was a member of fire and ems department 35 years and today was his last day on the job during service he saw action at many major incidents including 34e79 gone 9/11 and tragic metro red line collision in 2009 he was one of the first rescuerss to reach trapped victims. he feels lucky to retire from the department. >> i think i've ridden my last run. i'm lucky. there was a lot of guys that didn't get to go home after their last run. and i want to say 7 or 8 guides since i've been on the job. i'm the lucky one. i get to go home now and enjoy my retirement. >> wetzel is third generation firefighter and his father became a d.c. firefighter in 1

appointed to the d.c. fire department in 1927 how about that? >> wow. little history there. yeah. >> love it. >> all right. still ahead tonight how pentagon is paying tribute to members of the lgbt community in the military. >> as we head to break take a look at this heart-warming pictures from wild at heart rescue in mississippi. this all named gigi was in bad shame when the animal rescue took her in and now she's mostly recovered and she showed her preesh dwrition one of her caretakers by putting wings around his chests and giving an all hug. she will be released back into the wild. >> i did not know alls hugged like that. >> we'll be right . >> lots of jobs but not lots of hiring. number of new job openings matching a record high. but hiring slipping

second straight month. while what is it about the economy making some employers nervous about filling on positions. >> meanwhile criminals taking a swipe at credit card companies. a new study reveals that losing more than 10 bill don't a year due to fraud and losses could keep growing because separate report is predicting credit card debts will reach 1 trillion for the first time ever bit end this year with average household owing more than $8500. and you heard of millennials shacking up with mom and dad. house this for role very vers verseal. nearly after of young renters in new survey say they plan to buy a home that can accommodate their parents. and so who sets the curfew. that's business. i'm stewart

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>> democratic presidential hopeful bern sbern headed to d.c. tomorrow to meet with president obama although hillary clinton has enough for presidential nomination sanders campaign refuses to name her as winner. and the president plans to formally endorse hillary clinton notice coming days. the military is paying tribute to lgbt members of armed forces and defense department held fifth annual lesbian gay, bisexual and transgender sex pride month ceremony lgbt pride month recognizes diversity within the society and secretary had remarks during the celebration. >> five years ago

this would not have been possible and there were those in uniform on the hill and in the american public who favored continuation of don't ask don't tell. that policy required lgbt service members to lie, to hide, in order to serve. it's a policy that was insidious and morally wrong. >> the don't ask, don't tell repeal act was enacted in december 2010. coming up tonight on "fox5"local news at 11 a firefighter injured on the job. >> what wept wrong as he was batsling a fire at a vacant house in landover hills. >> and plus what kinds of shows are toughest to step away from? netflix released a new binge scale with sping results. those stories and more coming up at 11.

>> "fox5" is in howard country where a bear was spotted happening at a golf course. >> timbers at troy golf course in elkridge. take a look. officials from the department

the bear made way to the driving range from rock fern branch park they suspect this is the same bear spotted in the waverly area. authorities say do not approach a bear if you see one. instead call wild life officials. >> yep they say you should let him play through. >> remember the story. >> yes. [ laughter ]. >> absolutely. >> bears, alligators. >> let them all play through. >> out on the golf course. >> hole in one but the bear distracted you. >> might be a good day to golf tomorrow hu?. >> weather would be perfect for golf. not just tomorrow but friday as well. we're in for a treat and run of days. today was great, too, but that wind was ferocious for so much of the day and as i mentioned earlier we were talking about weather earlier in the broadcast took down trees across parts of norm central maryland and philadelphia area. so we're not going to be doing that again tomorrow. we have nice weather to talk about. starters chilly tonight in some spots.

there will be 40s north and west of town. but humidity stays nice and low again tomorrow. we'll have lots of sunshine and we will not have those 40 mile an hour wind gusts. maybe 10, 15, 20 from time to time but that feels better to you and it's looking like a great day and also a bit warmer than it was today. and those temperatures will stay low. humidity will also stay low. that will change a little bit as we get closer to the weeken weekend. we'll bring warmth back by the time we get to weekend and touch of humidity as well. enjoy this break and give the ac a rest and look for temperatures to top out upper 7 0s tomorrow. several degrees warmer than today which felt fall like to me. not spring like but fall like. hey by the time we get to thursday, friday you'll say we're getting paid back for what we didn't get in may. friday looks great too temperature of 80. too bad these aren't the weekend days. the weekend not looking bad either. we'll talk about that in a moment. these current temperatures around the region. definitely

cooler than that. 66 for the district not bad and as we get towards frederick down to 55. winchester down to 55. culpeper current temperatures 57 and check out some of the overnight lows. as chilly as 46 hagerstown and 50 call pep erin 52 as we look down towards mannasas and quanitco with gaithersburg coming in around 50 overnight. we'll keep those nice, clear skies with 40s north and west and winds have fwoten so much lighter they're out of the north west 10 miles an hour and overnight drop to 5 to 10. tomorrow looks for winds generally out west 10 to 15 and occasionally gust higher than that up to 20 miles an hour and 78 degrees you won't have to deal with crazy downpours that you had to north central maryland one last piece of energy that came through earlier today and now we settle in and let my pressure do the thing to give us sunshine filled day even if it is breezy and not bad and not windy like today. 8

z.c. and dulles 80 and martin martinsburg and hagerstown 78 with winchester coming in 79. high pressure has a lot to do with wind settling down and lovely conditions will be experiencing and that will go as you know through friday. what about the weekend? how are things looking there? we have isolated thunderstorms now expected, saturday is not looking like a very wet day. it's going to warm up. it will be unsettled with humidity creeping back in. we can't rule out a few thunderstorms and not looking like wet day. looks good. and maybe a morning shower left from evening activity saturday. but we'll get breaking out for much more sunshine as we get to the afternoon. 88 on saturday. sunday 87 degrees and looking like a pretty good weekend all things together. that high pressure which will get off the coast will start pumping in more southerly wind. that's why we pump temperatures up. we'll be close to 90 when we get to sunday and it's the first time we've done

this year. warmth returns and we'll have a warm front going through and cold front approaching which is why there will be a possibility of thunderstorms as we look to day. not for sunday. that won't be in the cards. we'll wrap it up with "fox5" accuweather 7-day forecast and while we get a couple warm days for the weekend great pool weather and 88 saturday and 88 sunday with early showers and looks like things set down nicely as we get to monday. sunny and cooler, 78 and tuesday and wednesday looking great, too, although there's a chance of showers in the wednesday time frame. by the way this week we're zipping to an costy friday morning with the "fox5" crews and we think the weather will be perfect for the visits. that's it for weather. let's see what's going on with jim in sports. >> our crews went out to ota redskins park bundled up because of the weather. they were there for one reason we thought the game was getting back together and desean jackson skipped out another day of ota and skipping him a ha

million in practice bonuses one person who doesn't get a practice bonus he's so darn good, brody logan. >> week three of ota redskins park same torrey as week one and two. it's not about 89 players on the field for practice today. it's about the within that was not. >> it's not up to an individual. this is all voluntary. he took the option not to come. >> it is what it is. we'll coach the guys here. >> he was not here tid was like damage this guy i know i called him up and he deposit answer the phone call. >> desean jackson is not answering josh norman's calls and fans and players are ready to see the man they call jackpot face off against skins new 75 million cornerback. >> it just happened dead eye i can go against it and see what he brings to the table and change things up more repertoire in two bucks. can't work better you. >> can ask a guy to show up when you pay

million a year and given him a $500,000 incentive to show up for voluntary workouts. jackson was at practice and that's all gruden needed to see. >> i trust the fact if he's not here he's getting his body ready to go. he looked as fast as he's ever been good stamina and shape and knowledge of the game and was stronger than i've seen him before. so, desean will be just fine. >> jay gruden says desean jackson will be on the filed for veteran mini camp. unlike ota it's 100% man torey. brody logan, "fox5" sports. >> what happened last night got down right angry and inside pitch and vetora clear off the benches. lots of punches thrown. if it happens take him into the back he will be taken good care of in the neighborhood. a bti

offered what he can't refuse and jimmy seafood offering free food for life because he's a real man not because he is sof soft. jimmy is parentally has good crab cakes and if there's a fine adam jones says he'll pay it. >> i feel like we are rewarding bad behavior. >> you don't like to see the -- it's not usually by accident. >> no that was pretty darn intentional. >> dangerous. >> all right. thank you. >> sure. >> still ahead tonight a heart felt tribute to late muhammad ali, we'll be right how do you stay on top of your health? ahh... ahh... cigna customers have plan choices and tools to take control. so they're more engaged,

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>> butterflies were released today in honor ever mohamad ali that said he would "float like a butterfly and sting like a bee" the children released them in louisville, keep ken inter faith ceremony is set for friday. >> funeral procession will pass ali's childhood home. the three time heavy weight champion and activist is one of the world's most recognizable figures. he died last friday at the age 74. >> "fox5 local news" at 11 starts right now. >>

school students killed in a terrible car crash tonight a communicate any mourning. >> they were taken too soon but they were great. . >> how friends and family are remembering the teens and what investigators believe led to the deadly crash. >> then, d.c. police searching for a gunman that shot four people in the middle of the afternoon. we're live with the latest on the investigation fox a5 news at 11 starts now. >> and we thank you for joining us tonight i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> clarksburg high students are mourning death of three classmates tonight, jacob dennis cary greene and patrick shifflett died along burnt hill road. >> live in clarksburg a vigil was held to remember those students, lauren. >> reporter: the people that were last here lingering after the vigils just left and the pastor he walked by and i asked him earlier in