the health department linked the out bribe to the is smoothie cafe earlier this month. if you ate anything any time from the end of july through mid-august, you could potentially still benefit from a hepatitis a.m. vaccine. if you cuddled from any virginia tropical smoothie location in the last few months, this is something you need to be where of. hepatitis a is a contagious liver infection: most people recover from it. you can get a vaccine from your health care provider, some pharmacies offer it. if you think you've bone can exposed in this outbreak, a vaccine can prevent you from getting the illness even in the first few weeks after you have been exposed. lindsey watts fox 5 local news not a montgomery county we are just days away from the start of a new school year. >> it's going to be challenging for families and children who lived at the flower branch apartments in silver springs. their building was destroyed in

a gas can explosion a couple of weeks ago. jennifer davis is live in silver springs. this is a tough situation especially for those situation. >> reporter: absolutely is. really heartbreaking for so many of these families, it's been more than two weeks since the explosion here, ntsb cleared the scene and is new doing its investigation remotely. but it really looks frozen in that time here, because the building is too unsafe for residents to go in and retrieve belongings. this is what it looked like at the moment of the blast, and now, a 55 families 120 people in all are working very hard to get their lives back on track, and for the 19 young children who lived here, that means starting school monday. we did get an update on attempts to find new housing, but. what we're told is there were 26 households on leases. 15 now are in permanent fully furnished housing, five more by mid september. then about six family that is declined that offer or decided not to do it

been reached. there were a lot of people living in these apartments share wig friends and family and they were not on the lease. for them, only five are now in temporary housing and more than 20 more have been given money to stay with family and friends. take a look at video from today. because life still feels very much up in the air for the 19 children between grades pre k and fifth grade who attend nearby elementary schools. those schools had open houses and we spoke with folks. principals and teachers have been visiting these children even on the shelters. they're offering transportation assistance if the families would like to stay at these schools where the children's friends are no matter where their new housing is. a. a lot of donations of clothes, backpacks and school supplies handed out. parents we spoke to heading to these open houses said they can't imagine what their families are going through. >> must be hard, so they will need a lot of support from all.

us. the community. brothering it's normal just yet for them. i mean, from what i've heard, some of them still have neighbors. they won't sleep right. it's only been what? two weeks? i don't think it's really normal yet. they lost their homes. they're living either in she woulds or temporary homes. it's hard. knowing my kids can go back to school and they have to come back to school traumaed. it's sad. it breaks my heart they get to start off a new year bad. . >> reporter: joseph told me in the last week he signed up approximately 20 residents affected by blast here at the flower branch apartments. he will pursue latches on their behalf. he says possible defendants include the landlord, management company, washington gas and even montgomery county, now, we just came back to the site here from one of those elementary schools that a lot of these children

we concluded interviews with the two principals of these schools. it was very emotional talking to them and about the ways they're trying to support and help these children as they come back to school monument we'll let you hear from both of them coming up as 6:00. new tonight, if you were trying to get through the third street tunnel earlier this evening, you were most likely trapped in a traffic tie-up. that is because the tunnel was shut down nearly an hour while police search theed for a suspected bank robber. he was wearing construction clothes an white mask. the suspect was seen going through the third street tunnel but police caught up with him because he was carrying a bag of money with a hidden gps tracker inside, no word on the suspect's identity. a car crash involving several cars an fire department vehicle is under investigation in howard county. it happened this morning in columbia, police say the truck was re

fire when it was hit by a car on right 175 near dobbin road. it hit three other vehicle, the intersection was closed three hours, fortunately, no one was seriously hurt. an officer in georgia is being hailed a hero tonight after saving a passenger from a fiery car wreck, that dramatic was caught on his body camera. take a look at this. >> garden hose. come on, man, slide back in. go back in. >> just riveting

you can this passenger trapped in the suv. it's the suv there engulfed in flames. when he attempted to put out the blaze with the fire extinguisher, it just didn't happen. fire was too strong and that is when the officer decided to bend the door for that matter, pull the passenger through the rear window but as he did this, an explosion from under the hood knocked off the officer's hat and the body camera luckily the passenger made it out safely. according to the police, the driver of the car was killed in the crash. strong after shocks continue to rattle central italy. this comes as the death toll continues to rise. the latest number, 267 people killed. since wednesday, morning 1,000 after shocks have been felt. today's was the strongest. meantime, many survivors have nowhere to go, sleeping in rows of blue tents set up by emergency services. other residents areta

looted, on saturday, italy plans to hole a state funeral and also national day of mourning are you prepared come an emergency situation? >> life saving item that should be in your vehicle, triple a says most people don't have them. what your car should look like ahead. drone owners be where, one woman in virginia took quick action when she saw a drone flying over her famous neighbor's property. we're going to introduce you to her next. how to spot a liar. what experts say is the best strategy for revealing who is being dishonest. plenty of hot weather. good news is improvement by the weekend. we'll have the details coming up and more, stay with us. we'll be back after the break. flu the hunt

♪ ♪ we had a little break but it is once again hot out there. certainly some hot stuff and looks hazy in that camera. looks like we're looking at: gwen, is this going to last? i was loveing that nice little break earlier in the week. >> everybody was loving that break. what an appropriate song our producer picked. it is definitely hot sticky humid, #unwanted house guest. that humidity is back with a vengeance. the good news and i love being the bearer of good news, is that we're

little break in the humidity before the weekend is over. in the meantime we've had to live with it. let's take a look at at the numbers and see where we are as far as temperatures are concerned right now. it is definitely up there. temperatures in the 90's. pretty much at all locations. 94 degrees right now in the nation's capitol. 92 in baltimore. 93 at fredericksberg, 90 at winchester, 94 at dulles and 90 at gaithersburg. so the due points exactly where we don't want them to be in the 60's and low 70's across the board. as you know, you factor in the due points, you factor in the air temperatures. and we get the heat indices. this is what it feels like in our neighborhoods if you're stepping outside right now. we got triple digits, it's been this way throughout the day. feels like it's 99 right now in dc, a hot 102 in

104 in culpeper and 1 101 in fredericksbergth 94 for saturday, mostly sunny, 92 sunday, the good news is we got a cold front, it's gradually going to move through tonight. behind it, a little bit of drier air, that's going to help to squeeze the humidity out of the picture. at least a little bit for you. we'll get a little bit of a break once we get into the weekend. behind that frontal system, the drier air will head in. high pressure will start to head in. in the meantime clear skies for tonight. warm. until that frontal system moves through you're still going to have to deal with it a little bit. we still have a hot weekend. good news is the unwanted house guest will take a little bit of a break, maybe go visit somewhere else for awhile before it comes back again. full seven-day forecast coming up in just a bit back to you. new eye opening triple a

who live in maryland and virginia are unprepared for extreme weather. including hurricanes. triple a says you should make a family emergency plan, talk about ways to contact each other, and set up meeting locations. secure your home. trim trees, keep up with repairs, take inventory, keep record of large purchases, and their costs, stock at least a week's worth of emergency supplies, protect your property, review your homeowners and possibly flood insurance and finally check your vehicle. laura getting a lesson from triple a right now on how you should prepare your car for an emergency situation. what you got? >> i'm taking notes. what we've learned from triple a we're not prepared in the d m v. tom is joining us to get us good information about what we tightened to do to be prepared. hurricane season is coming up. >> we're smack dab going into the middle of hurricane season, most of the big storms

september >> hurricane gastone is off the coast, it may be heading for florida or the gulf coast. >> what do we need to know now about preparing? and one of the things i know is having an emergency kit inside your car. what should we have in an emergency kit >> let me start with fact that only one in five people in maryland and virginia actually have any plan at all. they haven't thought about having water, food, or medical supplies or radio or batteries or anything in their house. so that is really a problem. so -- and even more, have not bothered to put together a family plan. that's really critical. >> it's a family plan then having the right -- the right emergency kit in your car? those are the two the take aways from this >> those are the big two. the third thing, if i may, is that we found out about 40% of people in maryland and virginia have driven through

and that is suicidal. >> while we're looking at these kits tell me what should be inside. >> this is an emergency kit that triple a has put together. it has all sorts of things in it from an emergency poncho that you certainly need if you're going to be out. it's got batteries, some first aid supplies. it has got, these are good for winter. but it's also got emergency devices that you can put in your car's window and whatever. if you're not going to have this kind of a full emergency kit either in your house or car >> how much does something like this run. >> about $25. if you're going to, not going to have this, be sure to at least have a first aid kit in your house, also your car. whether you get it from triple a or somebody else, make sure you have one.

interesting tool. it's a four in one car tool, and frankly, if you're planning to drive how to water and, which again, you should not do, but if you're going to do it, you better have something like this. you either have to get a canoe into this thing or you're going to have to have a tool. what we want to make sure it's not just a danger to you, kids, pets, whatever and passengers. it's first responders. >> let's talk about the driving through waters. some people think with an suv, i can make it. tell me about that. >> no, absolutely not. one of the problems is that typically, it's very hard to gauge how high water is. with a typical car, it only takes about a foot and a half of water to lift it up and start to carry it away. maybe an suv is a little bit higher but the problem is, you can have six inches of water on the roadway. and in the matter of minutes, it can be up to two feet. so you ju

taking your life if your hands if you do that >> in terms of a family plan, on your website triple a.com, you have information on a family plan there? >> yes >> tom thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >> now is the reminder you got it. back to you, lauren. >> that's such important information everybody. how to know if someone isn't being completely honest. or parents, how about when your kids don't totally fess up to what they did wrong? there's way to tell who's telling the truth and you've probably been going about it the wrong way. the secrets to selling your home for the maximize amount. mistake most homeowners make that could lessen the value of your home. ♪ . one school district chief wanted to send a message to his staff with a band. we're going to explain that when

new tonight drone owners be where, local virginia woman took swift action recently to protect her famous neighbor's privacy. jennifer youngman had had it and decided to take out a drone when it flew over her property. fox 5 matt ackland has more. >> reporter: didn't work, we were hoping to go to that. we're going to -- you're not second best but first >> we want to talk about it? >> we got to show you this story, jennifer is wonderful. long story short. she lives across the street from to robert d uvall. she had noticed this drone over his property before, then n

too long ago drone came over again, it was scaring the live stock on her property. she was cleaning her gun, shotgun at the time, and it came toward her house over her property. she does skeet shooting all the time. she's a pro. she took it out with one shot. don't mess with her. we got the story? take a listen. we'll talk about it. >> reporter: here in the plains virginia, it's peaceful, beautiful and a place where people really value their privacy. but one day, not long ago, the site and sound of a drone similar to this ruined all of that. jennifer youngman was on her porch cleaning her shotgun when she spotted the drone flying over her famous neighbor's property. scaring live stock. actor robert duvall

hundreds of acre >> people should respect his privacy. >> reporter: when the drone came back towards jennifer's house, she says it was time to protect her neighbor's privacy and took aim at the drone like she has a skeet many times before. >> it started to come down and that's when i picked it up and i came over here and raised my shotgun and blasted it out of the sky. >> reporter: with just one before or after from that shotgun, the drone was shot out of the sky in the many pieces. the two guys jennifer believes were flying the drone started walking up the street towards the house, she said no trespassing. she was going to call police and remember, she was holding a big shotgun. >> but it did get them to turn around and with haste get out. >> reporter: jennifer hasn't seen them again and there was never a police complaint filed. and what about her famous neighbor >> mr. duvall has he contact

>> no, you need to give people their space >> i love her. i wish should you my neighbor. >> she was really a wonderful lady to talk to. but i asked so what happened to the drone? did you keep it? and she said well, i blew it into bits. and she said but you know? here out in the country, we recycle so i recycled that plastic. >> i said what do you think about these guys? when they saw her with the shotgun, apparently they got back into the car and got out of there. i said do you think they were paparazzi? were they trying to get over his house? she said that's what she thought. she wasn't sure because they left to quickly. she thought she wanted to look out for him. she doesn't know him that well. she knows he lives in town and sees him in a restaurant. she said she felt like it came over her property, she took it out. no one ever filed a complaint, we checked in with the the officials in that area, no one filed a complaint. there was no investigation. but she felt like, listen, it was over my house, my

i decided to take it out. >> ok. power to her. >> reporter: when i pull up to her house today, i was careful about getting out of the car. >> and you're a photographer with camera >> thank you, matt. we'll be right back.

♪ a grand jury has indicted a capitol heights man on manager charges, lawrence rogers is accused of shooting and killing three people and injuring two others. police were able to if i wanted the suspect through descriptions from witnesses and surveillance video. no word yet on roger's next court date. new information on prince george's county troubled headstart program. the county board of education vo

federal grant for the program. the decision comes after reports surface that day several students were mistreated in the program. the board decided to give up its federal grant, the school system will now try to work with the federal government find an alternative to keep the headstart program running through the current school year. classes resume on monday for public schools students in montgomery county where growing number of school buss, about 100, will have outside cameras mount to catch those drivers passing busses. stop to pick up and drop off students. it's $125 fine, they're's your warning. police are telling us 2500 violations were recorded in that five months that cameras were mounted on busses >> we have far time drivers that can't see this bill yellow school bus because they're too focused on talking or texting on their cell phone. and finally, we have a lot of drivers that just don't

understand the law. they're uninformed >> a private vendor is supplying $12 million worth to the county. in exchange for the first 12 million in citations collected. the entire school bus fleet will be outfitted within the next two years. college students are gearing up for a new school year and one young man headed to georgiatown university is sharing his very impressive story. >> including unemployment and homelessness. alexandra limon is live to tulle a little bit more about one young man living proof that hard work does pay off. alex, i love this story. >> it is move-in day at georgetown university and we spent the day with a 20-year-old young man who's about to be a junior. he was moving into his dorm and even though he's so young, he's also very wise because he sai

all of those challenges that he is faced in life, well, he only sees them as opportunities. >> i'm definitely very excited. it's also a bit intimidating coming from a community college going to a big four-year university. >> reporter: ruiz row sal list served on a board of a nonprofit and was pointed by governor hogan to the board of trustees at montgomery county >> facing economic instability and homelessness. >> reporter: as he explained in his application, his life in the u.s. started out very differently. as an undocumented immigrant child. >> for awhile, i hesitated to tell my story like i'm doing now. i lived in fear. >> reporter: busses he taking to college on moving day don't just hold clothes and shoes, they're loaded with his parents'

and dreams. >> seeking to escape the economic turmoil and gang violence erupting in the country. my mom and pa left behind their life and loved ones to give my sister and me put a better life. >> he explains that the violence against children in al salvador was visible. despite heading toward an uncertain future if maryland, his mother says they put their faith in god. but for a child, that's hard to understand. >> seemed as if the decision to immigrate was the route of our problems. >> reporter: that included periods of unemployment for his parents and homelessness for the family. >> it wasn't exactly as dad hoped. it wasn't all that. it was -- it wasn't as they had suspected. >> reporter: but he didn't just survive it all. he thrived in spite of the challenges, now he's headed to georgetown university as the recipient of the jack kent cook transfer

>> reporter: ruiz is now able to legally stay in the u.s. because of the deferred action for childhood arrival program that's given him a social security number, a renewable work permit the chance to attend college and get a scholarship, ruiz tells me changed his life. fox 5 local news >> unbelievable. the american dream right there. alexandra limon, thank you. out of the race for the white house, fox news is reporting new details about the e-mail scandal involving democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton, a senior republican tells fox news clinton's team used a special program known as leakage bit to delete her private e-mails. representatives tr

representatives. it went to great lengths to make sure no one could read her e-mails once they were deleted. to the trump campaign and the donald seems to be wavering. during the primaries, trump vowed to deport 11 million people living in country illegally. he may be softening his stance. trump is expected to make a major speech next week. clarifying his position on immigration. president obama will donate to the charity honoring kayla, muleler, the 26-year-old aid worker that was killed last year by isis. the foundation in mueller's name seeks to honor her commitment to humanitarianism. mueller's father told re said he promised to make a contribution back in 2015 and never did. the white house says it plans to contribute to the foundation in the future france's top administrative court

swelled berky in his. they said the law violated personal privacy and freedom of religion. the ruling should be legally binding in all 30 of the french resort towns come have issued burkini bans. some defend as an expression of secular culture. bad news for espn. a federal judge has decided not to dismiss a lawsuit against the station over the demolish disclosure of an nfl medical record. jason pierre paul, he injure his right hand in a 4th of july fireworks accident. espn and one of its reporters violated privacy. the records merely bolster a news report. the trial is set to begin next august. speaking of football, want to take a live look at fedex field, redskins

there for tonight's preseason game against the phils. it's the burgundy and gold final home preseason game. a lot of people expected to attend. definitely be seeing traffic heading in towards fedex field, kickoff is for 7:30 p.m. coming right along with rush hour. >> you can always smell the french fries, your heart rate goes up, the pizza. that time of the career. and this time redskins fans will see all the starters for the first time. this preseason, our grant paulson is live from fedex field with what we can expect. hey there, grant. >> reporter: hello, live at fedex field where pregame warmups are underway. week three of the preseason, normally known as the dress rehearsal. this is the closest thing to an authentic football game you're going to get out of an nfl team in august. this has been an abnormal month because a week ago when we thought we'd see the redskins starts,

jay gruden sitting many best players, he wanted to to see how his backups would respond, this is the first chance here at home for many of these fans to check the starters out. he expects his number one oh play about two quarters tonight. he spoke about what he wanted to to decide from that starting group earlier this week. >> you want to get pods vibes going, you may you not play what we're all about, the effort, getting out of the huddle, the communication, all of that is necessary, hopefully we get two minute, different situational work, we'll go from there. >> reporter: i'm not sure if coach gruden would admit or play favorites but there's a guy he and his staff will be watching closely among the starts and that's rob kelly. a new orleans nave. he was a long shot to make this roster. as recently as five weeks ago,

opener. moved ahead on couple of backpacks and with matt jones the incumbent starter injured not expected to play again until week one, kelly will get a chance to play tonight. if he plays at a high level i think he can win himself a job on this roster. if he strings together two straight impressive performances, he might even earn playing time at the start of the year. kelly is going to look to feed off of the energy at fedex. the music is bumping. fans starting to file in. here be a graphic with the redskins playing the last preside home game. next time they will be here 17 days away, the season opener monday night on prime time against the steelers, this is the redskins if they're the last four seasons at home. two years they've had success, playoff year, 2012, five and three, 2015 last year, they won four straight games to get to the post season, 6-2. those two down year, 2013, 2014, they won

games they played here at home. overall, they got to protect fedex feel a little bit more effectively than they have. this will be last chance to play here and the exhibition season, the next time they will be here will be to for year, cutter cousins getting set. what he thinks he needs to accomplish about his match-up with pittsburgh, getting ready for kickoff, i want to send it back to the studio. more in a little bit. live from fedex. >> you can feel the energy out there >> yes. all right. thank you. coming up a school district chief serenades the board after they point him. . one has gone viral. the cute video on the other side of the break. it's hot weather for that football game out there. the humidity kicking in as well, we will get a break before this weekend is over. i'll have the details and of course that all important

side. stay with us, we're going to be back after the break with more.

♪ ♪ this is the voice of richard he was recently selected as houston. he comes from california where he headed the san francisco unified school district. the 49-year-old will lead the largest school district in text. great way to come in in. plenty of kids get excited about the first day of school. we can't imagine any as thrilled as little kevin text fourth grader was

year, why was he so eager? >> because i'm going to fifth grade and then college. or high school. i don't know. >> you're going to skip it all >> i don't know what i want to do anymore, she thinks i need protective gear when i ride a bike >> you probably do. >> i know how to ride a bike without protective gear. >> i think mom needs a break. he's ready for college. he needs to get those kids shipped off. do not give that chime any sugar. >> he has lots of words he you say needs to use throughout the day. >> they're excited they found their teachers. we went to the classrooms and had the first day, which is sneak a peak, they got to meet their teachers and they're very excited. >> i love that. that feeling in the air, football, back to school.

>> not when it's so hot outside >> hot sticky and humid, it's almost like a wall when you walk through that. that's what we're dealing with is that hot sticky humid weather across the board. good news i can tell you at least is there's going to be a break by the time we get into tomorrow, and it will be a short break. just remember that i said that. it's going to be pretty short lived. it will be a little bit of a break. in the meantime, hot, sticky and humid, unfortunately not going anywhere. a little less humid on saturday. but that humidity is going to sneak back in before the weekend is over and the heat is going to continue right into next week. you're going to see on my seven-day forecast. and maybe late relief with chance of storms and will frontal system. record breaking weather. actually, 95 degrees at

95 at dulles -- 93 at bwi. i want to say the record was actually broken at dulles today, not at reagan. that was back in 1998. so it actually tied the record from back there. absolutely amazing we've had this run of all these hot day this summer and continuing all over again for you in a heat wave. 94 degrees right now in the nation's capitol. we got 90 at westminster, 98 at gaithersburg, 98 at dulles, 92 at culpeper and 93 to the south at fredericksberg. we know the due points are what's bringing the humidity in, all that moisture, our due point values now into the upper 60's and low 70's. and so we factor that in with the air temperatures and here's what it feels like that really humid hot wall when you step outside. yes. it feels like it's 99 degrees at dc. look at the triple digits. heat indices values. up to 103 at

at manassas. the air is instagram analyst. if you have any kind of respiratory issues don't spent any length of time outside in this weather. all the hot air continuing to stay in place, jet stream well to the north of us as we continue into the 90's, we have a ridge of high pressure moving in. we also have a cold front. that is going to gradually start to move its way toward us and give us a little bit of drier air once we get no tomorrow. tropics continue to heat up. here's gastone, normally doing a whole lot moving slowly to the north northwest at roughly about 17 miles an hour or so. then we have this low pressure system between cuba and the bahamas. starting to increase a lot in convection. we have another little system look here right in the gulf and this also we're watching very closely, expecting to see those showers and storms continue to increase and spread into the

that's all start to see some of the rainfall from that into this weekend. no warnings or watches for any of these as yet. we'll keep you updated as we continue to keep close eye on it: still, it all does definitely bear watching, it's that time of year. if you're he heading to the beach, not bad. things looking pretty good as far as our seven-day forecast is concerned, a little bit of a cool-down relatively speaking, once we get into sunday at 92. the heat is back up again, chance of storms pushing in by tuesday. back to you. >> thanks very much most people do it at one time or another. they lie for whatever reason. >> unfortunately. but a new study suggests that it's easier to spot a liar in a group setting than confronting a person individually. research, british researchers say when group members are telling the truth, they wi

have a collective memory of a shared event but that dynamic is often missing in groups where people lie. they often memorize a script to make their story consistent. there are other tips that a person may be lying, there's the fake smile, researchers say a real smile is seen in the eyes. a fake one only in the mouth and a curled lip corner may mean someone lying. i always heard they look off to the side. >> i can always tell when my kids are lying and they have no idea. how do you know, mommy? >> she knows, guys. up next, what's hot in hollywood, we're talking to tmz about senator tim kaine about britney spears coming up next. coyne

kaine. free gear, here is what he said to the paparazzi last november. >> one day, i'm going to be able to give you all -- all -- >> really. >> next year. 2016 >> earlier this week, he delivered a bunch of easies to some free-lance camera guys, free of charge and at more than $200 a pop pretty generous. he also sent out to everyone who guessed his album name correctly. kenye and the generosity. . more talk on the town, britney spears has fans in high places, apparently. tmz executive producer harvey levin joins us live. we here brit unlikely

for president. >> we're talking john mccaine, and our folks got him at lax and mccaine told us that britney spears is his jam, that he finds her attractive, he was very open with us, attractive, and would love to go to las vegas to see her show. when you think about it. mccaine is 79, he was probably a 64 during britney's big, you know, debut to the world, so you kind of get it. right >> he's trying to stay hip with pop culture. he also mentioned clinton eastwood i think we can see that. >> he did say clinton eastwood. britney was a little bit surprising. she's a good looking singer. >> nice. all right, we hear dallas cowboys

he did some window shopping for weed. during his seattle road trip. what can you tell us about that? >> this triggered a furious debate. zeikel was in seattle for a game and went to a pot shop called urban, herban legends. jerry jones from the cowboys said it was not good that it is -- you know, a bad image. he didn't buy anything, he didn't smoke anything. and it's perfectly legal and it was more of a sight-seeing thing. we just got into a big argument back there. i personally feel like, he walked in and he looked. he didn't do anything wrong. it is interesting that it's legal in seattle. but other people here said look, there's an image issue. jerry jones is right. we

>> thank you so much. tmz on at 7:00 p.m. this evening, have a good one. thank you for being with us today, the news at 6:00 is coming up right after the break.

. this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. thanks for joining us i'm shawn yancy. i'm laura evans. we're days away from the start of a new school year, it will be a challenge for families who live at the flower branch apartments in silver springs >> it has been more than tweaks since the building i was destroyed in a massive gas explosion, jennifer davis is live with the stories, jen, i can't imagine what they must be going through, special those kids. >> there's such a special

children who used to live here and the two buildings that were blasted open these flower branch apartments. now, there's 55 families, 120 people in all, but there is a special focused on the littlist victims because they have lost everything. they have lost their homes and still need to start elementary school monday. this afternoon, we spoke with two elementary school principals who say they and their staffs are committed to try to help those children get back into the daily routine after the tragedy that unfolded here. the 19 children who lived in the building that were blasted open range between pre k and fifth grade. they attend two nearby elementary schools, both of which held open houses, the staff has been visiting with the children even at the shelters, donations are being handed out and the principals at ok view and new hampshire estates elementary schools spoke with us about the students for