here on hawk run terrace, let's show you that right now so you can see for yourself. what we understand from witnesses they heard an guilty and there was sounds of gunshots. he heard as many as seven shots, a woman i spoke with told me she heard as many as three gunshot, she was taking care of a baby. looked out a window and saw two men run, one, she said, had a handgun in his hand. we understand from police there's no confirming right now that they have two suspects out on the run. at this point, they're just confirming that they have one victim found between two parked cars it was an adult male and he had been shot to death. there's one aspect of this case we've been able to understand. that is about 45 minutes after the shooting,

walked into holy cross hospital and the emergency room personnel called police. police went to the hospital, confirmed they found a gunshot victim there, police here are telling us they're looking to see if that may be connected to what happened here on hawk run terrace. let's playing now a sound bite from montgomery county police. he talks about the people they into contact custody. we counted he as many as five perhaps six taken away from handcuffs. here's what he has to >> investigators located some potential witnesses within a home adjacent to the parking lot where the victim is located. they've been taken into investigative detention so we can interview them and determine what part any one ofth

maybe just a witness >> most people we saw in cuffs were a variety of older men, younger men, some women that we saw taken in, one man was very and clearly uncooperative and the officer was struggling with him as he was taking him to put him into a cruise. we saw as many as five, six people in handcuffs, taken in. if any of those people at this point have been placed under arrest, although captain starks told me this is a closeable case. this is the third homicide so far this year in the county. we're live in montgomery village, paul wagner, fox 5 local news. that i can at the screen, very clear picture police are searching for these two men, in connection with a deadly stabbing in prince george's county. suspects were captured in this newly released surveillance video. take a look it happened on tuesday on the 6400 block of central avenue in seat

you can see the two suspects walking by just moments before the stab to go. a 34-year-old jamal barnes. right now detectives are back out in seat pleasant canvassing the area for clues. again, here are the close-ups of the men suspected of stabbing barnes along with a snapshot of a vehicle they got away in. if you rook them, police want to hear from you. controversy tonight in northern virginia high school over several signs posted inside of the building. the signs were put up by teachers and apparently meant to promote diversity and equality. critics say they do the opposite. fox 5 anjali hemphill is in york town to explain. angelly? >> reporter: hey, lauren, well, yes, these signs are in rainbow colors, they started popping all in all over the high school about two weeks but some students say the issue is very black and white. the sign the and politics just don't belong in school. i want you to take a look at

you can see again, in rainbow colors. the sign reads patriots know facts are not political. diversity strengthen us, science is real, women rights are human rights. justice for all. kindness is everything we are yorktown. a message about diversity, seemingly harmless, they joined together to express concern, more and more keep popping up around schools and are being posted by a group of teachers. they sent fox 5 of the photos and where students can see them walking down the hallways. these concerned students and parents are saying that the signs are political bias. which they contend violate school policy, and they say show the double standards. these students believe if these were conservative beliefs on the wall, it wouldn't even be allowed in the first place. >> a lot of my classmates thought that this was showing inherent political bias

certain set of beliefs not everyone would believe in. because of this, this is kind of keeping cw. things like this oppress people and i think that's the aaronny in this, the whole point of the signs was to be inclusive, but in the end of the day, politically, it shuts down a different set of beliefs than the people who are putting them up. >> reporter: now, fox 5 did reach out to the arlington county school board several times.

times. the phrases we picked were men to focus on our need to be a closed community where everyone is respected values and is supported. our yorktown community has been challenged through instance of a anti-guy sentiments be anti-immigrants and anti-sem mittic statements none belong in our school or promote the safe environment needed. now more than ever. the sent minutes are essential for helping our students learn to live in a diverse society where differences can be discussed in a respect and nonthreatening manner. >> the signs still posted there and the students taking their concerns to the next school bus meeting. meanwhile, another story we're following, a local couple were head to hawaii and he was planning to pop the question. trying to destruct however when she died

bought an engagement ring and the store told him no refund. fox 5 contacted and were able to get results. matt ackland with the story >> core planned to propose but they stopped off in san francisco to see the sights before heading to hawaii and the unthinkable happened family and friends came from all over to say good-bye to sisly blackmon. her funeral held at a dc church friday. >> she loved church, god, loved to sing and had an infectious smile >> they had fallen in love and core knew she was the one. he paid off this ring for

on the way to hawaii during a stop over in san francisco, sisly had a major blood ellicott city. >> unfortunately, she passed away the day after arriving in california. complications of a blot clot >> after making funeral plans, corery contacted charles alexander diamond where he bought the ring hoped to get a refund, according to company policy, a credit could only be given. >> here's the deal. here's proof of death. and i said essentially that we're not going to give i was refund. if you get engaged again, we'll give you a store credit and you can upgrade from that ring, i broke out in tears in the store. >> reporter: owner of the diamond importers said they were heart broken >> we were with mr. jennifer

jennifers, we were all upset and literally in tears. i want to say. >> reporter: he told corey he could only issue a credit because of the store policy after seven days. but then, had a change of heart overnight. >> last night when i did think about everything i decided when i woke up things morning, this was the right thing to do. >> reporter: the store owner told us listen, it's policy is seven days. after seven days, then you have to give a store credit. he tries to follow his store policy. after corey called him yesterday, went to the store, corey called us, we called him. he said he went to bed last night didn't sleep this was on his mind and he told us that this morning he got up and decided that he was going to make the refund, during the funeral, he said called corey. rate this afternoon we called corey back and he said this wouldn't have happened without fox 5 stepping in, but then a

texted me the receipt. $6700 a coming back and things are settled. obviously this is a terrible time for him, and he couldn't go on enough about his love for her today, >> i'm glad that sometimes maybe your initial reaction you're kind of hit with something like that, and that wasn't the best reaction from the store. i'm glad they thought about it >> the feeling from the store owner is that he was trying to follow policy. then he said my heart took over. you have to be human in these cases. that's why it was right for him to refund the money >> good job, matt. thank you at 5:00 an update on the search for the driver who hit a 10-year-old girl and kept going. why police now believe an elderly woman is responsible for the crime. lindsay? >> reporter: sarah we have talked about the cyber attack on dc security cameras ahead of the inauguration. told you how

arrested in london. the secret service said this investigation is far from over. you'll hear from one of the hat agents on the case about what they're doing right now. lauren? >> reporter: a woman gets an expensive package meant to be picked up by a post worker but picked up by someone else instead. >> you know what? february is always so unpredictable, and it continues to be that way. we had a bit of snow to our north the past 24 hours, now, we're headed up on the mercury. temps on the rise with sunshine. details bit later and we'll be back after the break. stay with us. us.

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hack of feeble have been arrested in london but the secret service said investigation is not over >> they're working around the clock world wide, lindsay watts sat down with one special agent on this case. joins us live with an update. lindsay? >> sarah and lauren, they didn't cyber attack happened about a week before the inauguration. and it impacted the majority of dc's crime and traffic cameras including those used to monitor activity around the

would have been watching the parade. the hackers used ransom wear, which is malicious software that requires a ransom payment. it was about money or part of a bigger security threat? that's part of the investigation underway right now. >> as inauguration preps were underway in dc, hackers were also hard at work. successfully accessing the city's system of crime and traffic cameras, dc officials say while ransom wear was used, no money was paid to the culprits >> we were able to quickly mitigate potential threats and get those cameras back up on line and operational quickly. the secret service was on the case immediately. the cameras were down two days but restored by the inauguration. nearly a month later, questions of who did this and why remain unanswered. >> i believe that

responsible were looking to cause disruption of some type >> brian i bert is the special agent. those suspects have not been identified and are reportedly out on bond. far from case closed. e bert said this is a global investigation >> the secret service continues to pursue several leads wherever in the world it needs for us to identify and apprehend those criminals? >> people may be unaware of the secret service rule in combatting cyber cameras, the any action can help individuals or small businesses that fall scrim. >> victim. >> we work to combat counterfeit currency and credit card fra

and check fraud and all sorts of cyber crimes. i believe it's good for people to know that the secret service is engaged in both those missions. >> reporter: we have been trying all week to speak to the mayor's office about this. specifically we wanted a to know what is being done to prevent another cyber attack. today we got the statement from the office of mayor bowser. cyber threats are the reality and what people want to this where were an incident to ker always be prepared to detect and respond. this incident demonstrates the district was ready to respond quickly as we detected the breach and moved within a matter of days to restore our system. sarah and lauren, more to come, we're going to continuing to check in with the secret service to get the latest on this investigation. back to you. it is frightening. no matter what the motivation to be able to manipulate and lack

in. >> thank you. let's take a look outside here. and it's been another cold day out there. here's the thing >> it's a gift from mother nature, we had the blustery cold, some viewers ended up with snow. now we're going to go the opposite direction. all into spring-like conditions. february is always unpredictable. here's a look at storm tracker radar. you can see to the north of us, a few flurries through here, we had sun that showed up on radar really nothing that was touching the ground. the air is way, way too dry, so none of this is anything that you really have to be concerned with or showing that it's hitting the ground, that's not happening. as i said, here's a look at these are not today's highs. i don't know where they came from. that is not what i wanted to show you. let's look at the temperatures right now. 34 degrees in gaithersburg this area, 37 dc, 34 dulles,

manassas, and temperatures below the seasonal average but we're going to go the opposite direction once we get into the weekend as we see our temperatures start to rise into the 60's and flirt with the 70 degree mark. how is that for a tease. 36 by tonight at the 9:00 hour with the clouds in full force, 11:0037 degrees. we're dealing with a couple of weather systems, ridge of high pressure and approaching frontal system will bring us rainfall. in the meantime. temperature is te story. here's a look at your weekend forecast. saturday we're talking 63 degrees. but take a look at sunday. we'r talking chance of a few spotty showers here and there. but you know what? i don't think anybody going to complain when you see that our temperatures are going to be as high as they are. definitely, a big change on the rise for us and i'll have the seven-day forecast in just a bit. back to you. thank you, gwen. coming up, run-in with

protesters for betsy devos. >> the education secretary met with protests and intimidation during her first visit to the dc public schools. >> and measures president trump promised amid the immigration fight during his meeting today with japan's prime minister >> two gunmen attempted to rob a pizza shop but turned out to be tim mid criminals. wait till you see what sent them running. ♪ ♪

travel ban on hold for now and the president said he expects executive order will eventually

>> we're going to do whatever is necessary to keep our country safe. we had a decision which i think we'll be successful with. it shouldn't have taken this much time because safety is one of the reasons i'm standing here today. the security of the country. we'll be doing something very rapidly having to do with additional security for our country. you'll be seeing that some time next week. we will continue to go through court process and ultimately i have no doubt we'll win that particular case. a virginia federal judge did not immediately rule to extend the block on the travel ban. during a preliminary hearing in alexandria, the judge cited a startling lack of evidence, to travelers from the seven muslim majority countries represented a

threat. he wants an injunction to stop the executive order. he told reports the ban is unconstitutional and unamerican and must be overturned. not quite the welcome that she hoped for, to say the least. betsy devos blocked and physically bumped as she tried to make her first visit >> met with protests and intimidation, here at fox 5 bob barnard with the story. >> this was the scene just after 10:00 this morning. as protesters tried to stop a visit by the new u.s. education secretary to jefferson middle school in southwest washington. the car betsy devos was riding in had been turned away moments earlier in the back of the school building. police say the man arrested her

a smaller group who had physically blocked her from entering the school. >> i want to show you all the police presence here in southwest washington behind jefferson middle school. take a look at the police that are here for the departure of betsy devos as she leaves the school, having met with the new dc schools chancellor and other be school officials, there's a great police presence, when they tried to incomplete her in the back door earlier, it was an altogether different scene, there were a few protesters who got right up next to her. shoved her, i want to show you she tried to go up back steps up the back of the building, they basically had to turn her around and get her back to the car, at which point she was pushed again by some protesters. this now is fox news video of her getting in her car to leave the back of the building when they turned her away earlier today. she eventually went around to a different entrance that nobody saw and got

>> what do you want. >> reporter: the teachers' union and other community activities say they're deeply concerned about the trump administration's education secretary's position on public education >> private schools, my hope is that she will support public schools in our country despite her past. >> we just came because we wanted a protest the decision of ms. betsy to come to this school and take this opportunity. would agree with her principals. we just want to let her know >> despite the efforts of some, secretary devase met with school instructors, teachers students as well as the new chance locker her first visit to the public school since becoming secretary earlier this week. >> in southwest wash, bob barnard, fox 5 local news. ahead at 5:30, fairfax county police department is being sued more than a year after

why attorneys say the use of force a was unconstitutional >> a wild car chase turns into a dangerous foot pursuit. we'll tell you how this one ended ahead. millions taken from metro. white federal transit administration said it's withholding funds and what that could mean for you. all ant uce is triple checked. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant.

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guard trying to help isis. they sentenced him to 11 years in federal prison. he pleaded guilty last october. he said he was inspired to watch videos by watching late al-qaeda leader. federal agents caught him in an undergo sting >> two men are fighting after an early warning house fire on the 700 block of maryland avenue. firefighters believe it started in the basement and quickly spread throughout the home. a third person escaped with minor injuries. two firefighters were also hurt but they're expected to make a full recovery. . pep co is teaming up with the dc fire department. the power company is donating 1,000 smoke detectors to the department's smoke alarm give away program to make sure all homes in the district will have working smoke alarms. dc residents can call

have a smoke detector installed in their home free of charge. to fairfax county. you may remember, case where august of 2015 when a police officer used a taser on a man and witnesses recorded cell phone video. now, that man, who also suffers from cerebral palsy is suing. >> new paperwork was filed. alexandria limon has the latest. >> reporter: back in september of 2015, he took a pair of sunglasses from this and took off. police were called and a fairfax county police officer end you wanted using his taser on him down the street. >> this is cell phone video of the 2015 incident that has now led to a lawsuit. >> so his actions there, we're saying is excessive force. he has his hands up. the hands go on the hood of the car, boom, he gets tased >> the lawsuit was filed in december. in january, theol

filed a motion to dismiss the suit. this week, chancellor's attorneys responded >> on february 8th, what was filed an opposition to that motion. claiming that we, in fact, did allege enough facts to proceed. >> reporter: he's suing allen hinge,s the officer involved in the incident, as well as the fairfax county police chief and the county >> they rubber stamped and said this is totally compliant with our policies. that is at the basis for the county's liability. they're after the fact ratification and endorsement of his actions. >> reporter: officer hanks was cleared of wrongdoing days after the incident by his boss. the department released a detail almost minute-by-minute breakdown. it said, he put his hands in his pockets and there was a knife and he refused commands to put his hands behind his back and resisted the arrest >> the witness who provided us with the cell phone video told

walking down sidewalk, and cop pulls up in front of him, tells him to turn over and as soon as he has his back turned towards him he tased him >> it's unclear whether the police chief or the county will move forward. that will be decided in a hearing scheduled for march. however, the suit and get officer will likely go on because he has not filed a motion to dismiss. alexandria limon fox 5 local news. we are tracking metro right now. the federal transit administration announcing will withhold millions of dollars from metro and transportation agencies in the dmv because a local governments did not create a new safety oversight program. >> metro was facing a major budget deficit and today's news will complicate matters, joining us to talk about the latest development is wamu transportation reporter. i got two big questions with

and dc did all three drop the ball and then the other question is there rider feel this? >> to your first question, in way, yes, although the dc council passed the appropriate legislation last year, this has been an issue going back to the 2009 fort totten crash that killed nine, dozens injured. in the year after that, all three jurisdictions agreed that it was time to create a new independent safety oversight group with regulatory power to make metro comply with safety rules. the current group known as the tri-state oversight committee is determined to be toothless effective, they can create a lot of paperwork about metro's shortcomings but no power to make metro comply. last year where secretary anthony fox decided it was moving too slowly. he set up a deadline yesterday february 9, 2017, virginia and

legislature still working. all three have to produce identical bills and they're expected to get it done >> is there now a new deadline we're looking at and is this sort of the kick in the pants they needed to really get on this safety program? >> yes to the kick. no new deadline, essentially they have to not only pass legislation, then establish the commission itself have the federal transit administration certify it. make sure it's operating accurately. they have to hire the right personnel for the job. eventually, the jurisdictions metro plus the region. can get this backing first they have to accomplish the job carrying on now about seven year >> the riders how will this impact people >> we can get lost in all the budget numbers and all of that. really it comes down to safety. having a body that can make metro comply with safety rules, an

affect safety sensitive profits, rail car maintenance, busses, a lot of projects metro is doing, $4 million in total could be withheld but riders want to know that if metro is not following its own standards, someone is there with the power to make them comply, whether it's shutting down an unsafe section of track, finding metro for an infraction, that's never existed in metro's 40-year history. >> we may see that. that's a possibility. we just don't know for sure going forward. we want read the statement that i know you're familiar with metro release dad. npts to this metro funding saying federal formula dollars support the capitol program, which is critical to the safety and maintenance of train and bus service. we will work closely with the funding jurisdictions to determine how best to make up the difference to avoid reducing safety or reliability projects. now, this has been a fight for a long time with all the different jurisdictions. i'm not going to give this much money because you need to show us you're doing something with it. is this now a

do you think these jurisdictions will be memorial more likely to put these forward >> metro doesn't need anymore financial stresses. it has a current year budget. safe track has been widdling away rider ship on purpose but still hurts the budget. next year metro has a large budget cap. this safety sensitive projects to rebuild the system, not just here in metro. virginia. baltimore transit systems, mta maryland will be feeling the pinch, $9 million spread across the dmv. most of it goes to metro through the jurisdictions, so now, there is, yes, a reason to get this metro safety commission finally set up. >> thank you so much. >> metro riders getting ready for major delays this weekend. safetrack next surge begins tomorrow along the blue line, no trains will run between the pentagon and

stations. the arlington cemetery station will be closed. during weekdays, no blue line trains will be in service. they will be replaced by yellow, rush plus service trains between franconia springfield and green belt. there will be crowded. that track work expected to last 18 days. a possible terror attack foiled. the plot french officials say four suspects including a 16-year-old girl planned inside a make-shift a lab. two gunmen tried to rob a pizza but were not prepared. gary? >> what's going on? super cold. we're in the 30's. well, 30's today, high temperatures, listen, the weekend big question where we make it to 70. hard to believe. full forecast coming up. stay with us. us.

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explosives and other bomb making materials in the home. a 16-year-old girl was among those arrested. police say she pledged allegiance to isis. one of the suspects was planning a suicide attack but the target remains unclear. to a wild car chase in los angeles. turned into a foot pursuit as police tried to track down a stolen car. the driver weaved in and out of traffic before he and a passenger hopped out of a car. you see him running. the car was moving. the passenger ran for all a short time, gave himself up. the driver was taken into custody. cleveland a pizza owner's quick thinking scared

group of would be robberies. surveillance cameras rolling at happy's pizza spotted two gunmen, he grabbed a two liter bottle of soda and threw it at them. that was enough to scare them off. >> my gosh. >> my job besides making a pizza, protect my customer. i would like to see my customer come in here, sit in contact lobby, feel safe. >> looks like he's delta force or something, last time he fault back with a kitchen knife >> soda bottle did it this time. >> well, he's lucky. >> maybe they should just not mess with him anymore. this weekend i'm excited. it's been cold. going to be nice. >> we didn't even make to it 40 today. and honestly what i said, the big question so far is are we going to make it t

on sunday? >> more? >> or more? >> yeah. first sunshine of the day. that's good. we're going in the right direction. we're going to be mostly cloudy, we start with temperatures for you. a beautiful shot. that's probably rosslyn. listen, here's where we are. 37 now in town, that's a couple degrees off the high. we made it to 39. not quite 40. gaithersburg is cold at 34. i don't think -- i think the temperatures could fall a little bit more but i don't think they're going to fall much more and the clouds will pretty much thicken up and keep temperatures pretty steady. a little bit of a windchill factor in the 20's, but not too terrible. look at the cold stuff to the north. it get up into canada drops down to single digits boston with the snow and a lot of it. it's 23 degrees right now. buffalo is 23. look at the southwest as we pull this out. cincinnati is 51. st. louis, 70, little

same, and there's a bunch of 80's. this air mass is coming in our direction, high pressure is scooting off to the east. that's what we love to see, return flow, which means warmer conditions for us this weekend. the deal on tomorrow is we're going to be mild to warm. we'll be in the 60's. now, look, that's not for everyone. i think some of you will stay in the upper 50's north and west. but by the time we get to sunday, temperatures will be mid to upper 60's and there could be with a little sunshine on sunday, a little bit of 70 degree reading out there. a little bit of a 70 degree reading if possible. i believe we're going to have enough cloud cover here and the possibility of a few showers on sunday, so we'll keep it just shy of 70 but i'll say this, a lot of our forecasting guidances is suggest warmer conditions. a little bit of sunshine on sunday and we'll get to 70 in places. little bit of fl

no big deal. i think we're mainly cloudy through the evening hours. temperatures see how we're stuck? then we level back up into the upper 30's. overnight. in the suburbs colder around freezing a little bit below. tomorrow here in town, we're going to go 63. gaithersburg you make it to about 59 or so, frederick 60, hagerstown, martinsberg, winchester touching 60. you may just stay in the upper 50's but it will be real nice and stay above normal. maybe a flurry or two touched the ground. mostly cloudy. we'll get sunshine from time to time tomorrow. we'll stay dry. looks like the best chance of rain comes in on sunday initially in the morning warm front comes through and possibly again in the late afternoon, we're going to have these showers move on by, it won't be

light. tomorrow, we start cold. temperatures will be in the 20's. then we warm back up into the low 60s for highs. look at sunday, 68 degrees. monday much colder, very windy, monday we'll have wind gusts 45 maybe 50 miles per hour out there. valentine's day looking good. few clouds, temperature of 53. then we cool. i was next week we'll have a storm system but it's too early to tell specifics. we'll leave that for next week. enjoy your weekend. nice warmup coming your way. news at 5:00 continues after this. stay with us.

a warning now for residents in prince george's county. a male thief is on the loose. the incident happened at a home on hampton drive in oxon hill. the homeowner scheduled a package put up but surveillance video shows the man walking up to the front door and

the package. the homeowner says it contains a wireless microphone system supposed to be delivered to a church in africa. the homeowner claims the package is worth more than $1,000. homecoming for a military mom and her two kids in maryland. the scene unfolded at anne arundel elementary school. kathleen is an air force master sergeant stationed in core re. showed up to the surprise of her two boys. she was deployed overseas. >> asked them every day if i knew when i was coming home and i've been telling them no, i didn't know. i've been waiting for it the day i left for this moment to come home to be with them. >> before surprising the boys, kathleen also surprised her older son and picked him up at high school. >> i love that. . shaping up to be a big weekend for comedy with

already bringing the weekly laughs al baldwin, steven company bear, trevor noah using their platforms to take aim in the trump era of late note joke, hbo's last week with john oliver returns sunday. you're not going to go see it because you're going to be watching fox 5 local news. after saying she'd like to play president trump bannon and the sketch comedy show, rosy identical apparently change heard profile picture to make hers look like him. >> it appears to be a digitally altered picture of him with her face replaced his. o'donnell offered to play the chief strategist came after melissa mccarthy's imintimidation received

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great story getting a lot of attention. the mother of a 7-year-old boy on the autism spectrum wrote an impassioned thank you to mcdonald about an employee who helped track down a happy meal toy her son desperately wanted. he had been pestering his mom for a teen tightens toy. but when they went to mcdonald they found that the campaign ended. the employee offered to help. she dismantled a store display and gave them to him >> very sweet. >> made him happy. >>

facebook, mcdonald i hope you know how lucky you are to have such a sweet woman. tens of thousands of people like the post and reaction growing. >> you do a little good deed and it can spread and inspire other people j thank you for being with us. fox 5 local news fox 5 at 6:00 starts now. this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. i tony perkins >> i'm shawn yancy, a man is dead after a shooting in montgomery county. >> police were called after reports of shots fired this afternoon on hawk run terrace in montgomery village. at least five people have been taken in for questioning. fox 5 paul wagner is live at the scene with the latest. >> reporter: tony and shawn, we weren't that far away when there were reports of shots fired. we were in germantown, we got her quickly we want to show you the video we shot as soon as we arrived. this is what we know from witnesses. one man

hawk run drive this afternoon when he heard approximately seven shots. i also spoke with a woman who said she was in her townhouse taking care of a child when she says she heard an argument. she said it was very loud. then she said she heard a number of shots. she described them as three. she looked out her window and saw two men run -- described one of them is wearing dark clothing and carrying a handgun. we asked montgomery county police whether or not they have a look-out for two suspects, county police would not confirm that at this point. that's what the woman said she saw, two men running from the scene. we also know that about 2:45 this afternoon act man walked into holy cross hospital complaining that he had been shot. montgomery county police were called to the scene and county police tonight are saying that they're checking to directly whether or not that may be connected to what is happening here on hawk run drive. what we know just after 2:00 this afternoon, that police rece