>> right now at 10. missing teens murder and suspected gang activity in fairfax county. and how police are cracking down. >> plus a follow up to a "fox5" exclusive. former firefighters are fighting to get the care and benefits they need after being hurt on the job.

company trying to made product better for the customers they're for-profit company and by holding this money and getting people treated and diagnosed this is what is happening. >> and parents scared into paying up for child's safety. tonight, the terrifying scam one local school district is warning parents about. "fox 5 news" at 10 starts now. >> we are going to start tonight with breaking news this coming us to out of montgomery county. take a look at your screens, firefighters are working to cleanup after a two-alarm apartment fire. it was a big fire. this is video of the flames and smoke shooting from the top of the building and located along hamilton mill terrace in bethesda. we're told dozens of people were evacuated and 5 firefighters responded to the scene to help control the flames and at this point no injuries were reported. and thank you for jo

>> i'm shawn yancy. >> and tonight, ten people are under arrest in fairfax county facing charges related to the murder of 15-year-old girl in gaithersburg. >> this is gang-related occasions also linked to another death in prince william county. "fox5" lauren demarco joins us live from gaithersburg now to explain, lauren. >> tony, shawn, young people teenagers involved here. and while fairfax county police have not named a specific gang. fox5 learned it's ms 13. which, of course, is based in el salvador and clearly behind ongoing crimes and violence here in our area. today we know ten people arrested four adults and six juveniles and all of this surrounding recent cases of three missing girls. >> the body of 15-year-old del maures reves was

17-year-old venus ran away in mid january. she showed up at home last night. but she is now one of the juveniles in custody with her death and lizzy rivera. she and her 5-month-old baby were missing since mid january they turned up safe and sound the same way damaris body was found. they live next to the woods where the remains were discovered and faeming of the baby is one of the adults facing charges. here he is 1-year-old jose castillo reves and he's facing charges with with three others. and again, there are also six juveniles facing charges. abduction and gang-related activity in connection with the investigation into the murder of damaris reves. >> it's a lot to follow and all of this may also be related to a death in prince william

county. we have learned the body of christian sosa rivas washed up january 1 and he had connections to one of the girls who was temporarily missing. so, what is going on here? and how serious of a gang problem is there in our area. police were asked those questions today at the press conference. >> the incidents are specific and does not appear to be a public safety threat. we don't think they're going outran domly attacking other people. it looks like they're targeted among each other. >> a department of homeland security official tells me they have seen uptic in violence from ms 1 here in our area in the last two years and 1 and 19 years in high school recruit younger members because they are aware that there are less serious charges for juveniles. so they're having younger kids help them commit some of the crimes. and damaris reyes

here watkins mill high school. tonight we got reaction from montgomery county public school spokesman. >> certainly mcps is not immune to gang activity and we've been proactive working with the community and working with law enforcement to make sure we are prepared and that we are keeping our school safe as possible. we take plenty of steps to keep our students in our community safe and we have sro in the school building. we have security team there. so we are dedicated to keeping our school communities safe and welcoming learning environment for all students. >> police say there could be more charges to come out of all this. they're asking anyone with information to contact them immediately. live in gaithersburg, lauren demarco, "fox5 local news". >> such a disturbing story. we have more on what police are up against when it comes to fighting gang violence. marina marraco continues the coverage. >> reporter: we spoke to experts helping families with lovered one

illegal gang activities. the dangerous and deadly world they may find themselves in when their children end up in the circles. a lot of families like those in fairfax are immigrants in hopes of providing for families and it's a necessity that leaves children alone to fend for themselves. >> families have to work real hard especially those families. and supporting their children is in their hearts and number one in their hearts but they have to work hard to provide for the family. it's tough. young people have to find a place to belong. a lot of times these young people come to the country late, way after parents come here on maybe sometimes before parents come here. the relationships in families are hard as well. it's a really tough -- that's why you need people out there to build serious influence for them to keep them out of trouble. >> tonight there's questions about the immigration status of those arrested today. fairfax

not their policy to ask anyone reporting a crime about their status. it's also no questions asked regarding immigration status if you're arrested in the country. now, chairman of the prince william county board of supervisors korey stewart is running for governor of virginia and here's take on the fairfax county protocol. >> they don't have the man tower positive do this. ice needs cooperation of local police and local james to check immigration status and determine immigration status of all these bad guys. everybody who is involved in a gang. everybody who has committed a crime. everybody who is drug dealer, find out if they're here illegally and if they are, get rid of them before they can commit a more serious crime like this horrendous murder committed recently. >> fairfax country police tell "fox5" any individual detained or arrested in the county is subject to the information being run through internal database. the only time they would contact immigration and customs enforcement

was flagged to be detainld or held. fairfax county police would not comment on the status of those arrested and would not say if any of them had ice detainers, shawn. >> marina, thank you. police in montgomery country need your help finding a missing teenager from rockville. 1-year-old lindsay barth was last seen monday. she may be with with male companion named de he mar delgado. she was we'reing a black north face jacket and brown ugg boots. if you have information call police. >> we have new information tonight on a scam that resurfaced in montgomery country. parents answer the phone hearing what sounds like their child screaming after being kidnapped. the terrifying tactic is away to get parents to pay up. "fox5" sarah simmons is live in bethesda with more on this, sarah. >> reporter: tony, montgomery county public schools says they have heard from parents they received these horrifying phone calls. th

handful of calls they believe a handful of parents from different schools around the county. and one of them being a family at least one from ashburn elementary school and the spokesperson for the district though says they do not believe the school community itself is even the target. instead, they say they are going after families in montgomery county in general. and the district is sending out emails warning parents about this scam and to immediately notify the school and police if they receive a call. and the criminals here's part of what they do. they search online to find out information on a family and then call claiming they have abducted their son or daughter. >> spraerpt said they received this call in an ominous voice often from international phone numbers and caller says they have the child and will hurt the child if certain amount of money is not provided to the caller over a wire service. >> and i understand some of these calls you hear screaming in the background or something. >> some parents said they heard ki

background, which you can only imagine is exacerbates the fear. >> reporter: and the fbi is saying that it is is seeing an increase in these virtual kidnapping calls. three things that parents should know right away. law enforcement wants them to know that first off, do not wire money. then, call your child's school immediately to see if your child is there. and then call police. they say so far, no one has fallen victim in these recent cases here in montgomery country. now, this recently did happen to a woman in leesburg where she was duped out of $10,000 she wired to these scam artists. it is something clearly very convincing when the people have them on the phone. even though there are nine or ten cases right now here in montgomery country, montgomery county police say they have yet to hear from any parents or report of these types. they say it is important even if reported to the school, they need to call police and giv

everything from that international phone number that they got that call from so they can get that number and try to track down these scam artist and get them under arest. that's the latest, sarah simmons, "fox5 local news". heads up d.c. residents and folks that work in d.c. this story affects you. it will be up to congress to decide whether to pass d.c. paid family leave bill into law. muriel bowser plans to leave the bill unsigned. city council approved the bill late last nearying new moms and dads eight weeks paid leave and six weeks to care for child or parent and the leave would be paid for with payroll tax on all d.c. businesses. in a letter to council members mayor bowser said she made concerns about legislation and called the tax that would accompany it one of the biggest increases in d.c. recent history. >> straight ahead at 10:00. first responders fighting for proper care and benefits after

tisha. >> reporter: tony, we're talking about firefighters and police officers who say they were forced to retire from injuries and long delays for treatment from workman's compensation contractor, shawn. >> president's pick for secretary of labor withdrew his nomination today. the latest on andy putsner calling it quits. >> and rail examination finally ditching cars and the replacement coming up.

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>> all right. let's take it outside tonight. it's a little chilly out there tonight. i hope the winds died down some. sue palka, what's it like out there tonight and what can we expect when we wake up in the morning. >> hi, there, shawn, winds died down some. it will be cold and blustery tomorrow morning and will feel a whole lot more like winter day that's for sure. get ready for. it that's why we're headlining cold a

earlier today after the frontal boundary came through with old colder air we picked up gust again at reagan national to 45. that's betser than we had sunday night and mob and it's still a significant wind gusts. prince george had gusts of 49 and you recall prince andrews had spots of 72 mile an hour gusts. another gusty afternoon and evening. a check of gusts right now they're quite a bit better. ranging from 17 to 9 miles an hour and that's where they stay overnight and that's likely where they will be tomorrow. and they have certainly brought in a lot of cold air. these are the air temperatures. mostly in the 30s. but because those gusts are still somewhat significant we have wind chills in the mid 20s to low 0s. a chilly start tomorrow morning and also just wanted to mention because we still have those strong winds blowing across the unfrozen great lakes don't be shocked if you get a quick snow shower or couple of of flurries here and there. best chance north and west. but as we get in tight on radar i'm

trying to go shooting out of pennsylvania and you may see a little flurry not causing problems and let you know they would be around later on tonight. tomorrow morning will be a cold start though and we're going to continue to see that frontal boundary bringing in those gusty breezes and with temperatures heading for the 0s tonight some of you will wake up to wind chill temperatures in the single digits and teens -- maybe not single digits but teens. we'll talk more what to expect for chilly thursday and the change-up for the weekend. little later. tony, shawn. >> thank you, sue. >> and more first responders are coming forward. accusing montgomery country workman's compensation company of gross delays that caused job-related injuries to worsen. >> they say delays forced many of them to retire on disability. "fox5" tisha lewis broke the story and she joins us with the latest on the new developments, tisha. >> alan marcus was the first one to sound alarm about the county workman's

program and we're hearing the same from a retired state police officer and current county police officer all describing massive delays in care and treatment and in some instances final decision making that ultimately forced them to reretire from the job they love. >> i would go back to work right now if they would let me. which is hard to look my daughter in the eye and say i can't send you to the klnl you want to go to. >> former montgomery county firefighter eric says he was forced to retire in 201 after several delays in treating an on the job injury. >> they delayed mris, doctor's appointments and more importantly when we finally got the neurosurgeon got to i need to do surgery and replace a disk in my neck they delayed approving that surgery for more than six months and the key thing about that is because of that delay the two disks below where my injury was degenerated enough the doctor would not allow me to come back to work. >> he's not alone in his experience w

compensation contractor former state police officer robert marony says it was painful, degrading experience. >> five years of back pain and five years of leg pain and all they want to do is put me in the minimal of therapy. i had two epidural injections and they lasted a very short time. my doctor has said that i need to have surgery. and i'm at wits end in dealing with them. >> this a case of former county police officer who says she suffered a back injury on the job and even though several doctors including ones employed by the county deemed her unable to perform her police duties it took two years for the denial for the county to make that decision and disability would be denied. >> she wants to remain anonymous since the case is currently in arbitration. >> this comes down to the company trying to make their profit line better for their shareholders. they're a for profit company and by withholding company to get people treated and diagnosed this

happening. >> alan marcus brought this to our attention in response the assertions of gross negligence by the county workman's compensation contractor the county main taenz independent audits of the vendor resulted in 95% rating out of 100 in both of the past two years. >> montgomery country spokesperson goes own to say the county would welcome any complaint filing so the board appointed by the governor can examine. it tisha lewis, "fox5 local news". >> thank you, tisha. >> all right. straight ahead at 10. president trump's pick for secretary of labor won't take the job. why andy puzder is taking himself out of the running. >> and local restaurants will be understaffed or closed details on the protests in support of immigrants. we'll be right

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>> president trump pick for labor secretary andrew puzder withdrew his nomination after growing skepticism that he could be confirmed. democrats and liberals criticized fast food executive from train workers and minimum wage and allegations he abused ex-wife in 1980s. there's no word who the president will nominate to replace him. today president trump welcomed benjamin netanyahu to the white house. they discuss aid range of topics including fight against isis and resignation of advisor michael flynn. >> michael flynn general flynn is wonderful man and he's been treated very, very unfairly by the media. as i call it the fake media in many cases and i think it's really a sad thing

treat sod badly. i think in addition to that, from intelligence, papers of being leaked and things are being leaked it's criminal action criminal act and it's been going on for a long time, before me. >> flynn resigned on monday night after it was made public that he discussed repeal of sanctions with russia foreign minister before the inauguration. new at 10:00 tonight activist rallied in the nation's capitol to protect a denver mother from deportation. janet is undocumented immigrant sketched to check in with ice agents this morning after stay on deportation order expired last week and today activists hand delivered a letter to ice headquarters demanding say stay while she applies applies for a special veets a. >> ice went into homes and workplaces and rounded up people who have long-standed ties in their communities and families

leaders and workers and detaining them and trying to deport them. we're here to say we won't let that happen. we're not going to let trump come and round up neighbors and deport them. >> she is taking reef uj in a denver church while she perhaps her next legal move. >> a planned protest tomorrow will impact businesses in the district. many are set to take part in "a day without immigrants" and the social media organized protest calls for immigrants to not go to work or on businesses. bar pilar is encouraging imgrant workers to take the day off and the bar will remain on. coming up next tonight from the rails to the junk yard. >> metro timely ditching some of the most unreliable rail cars. we'll take a look at replacement process and what it means for riders.

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han energy. >> back now with a check on top stories. people under arrest in fairfax county. >>. >> the gaitherersburg girl attended school here the 1 a5-year-old girl went missing in september and her body was found in springfield

four are adults and the rest are juveniles. more charges could come. shawn. >> firefighters tonight are working to cleanup after a apartment fire this is video of the flames and smoke shooting from the top of the building long hamilton mill terrace in bethesda dozens were evacuated and at this point no injuries were reported. >> montgomery county school district is warning parents about a virtual kidnapping. the scam resurfaced in the county. they fwet a call saying their child was kidnapped and demand a ran some. if you get a similar call do not send money call your child's school and call police. >> and for a little while this afternoon we certainly had pleasant conditions and we got up to 55 at reagan national and 5 dulles and 54 degrees bwi then we saw that very blust write cold front come through and it really picked upwind gusts and we're actually seeing a few flurries trying to form up here you might see a few of these especially north and west tonight. they are associated with a lake effect snow and a few o

have been trying to come down from north west to southeast. don't be surprised if you get a brief snow shower or quick flurry tonight. and we certainly do know that winter weather advisories continue in the mountains where they're pileup more snow and you can see it better here. and those advisories for a few inches of snow continue to the west. we won't see much in that department. it is bringing in colder air and breezes will be round tomorrow morning and we wanted you to be aware that wind chills will be in the teens and low 20s tomorrow morning and even at the noon hour we're still looking at wind chill temperatures mainly in the mid and upper 20s like 25 for gaithersburg and 29 d.c. and as we head to 6:00 we're still in the 20s. thursday is definitely a bundle up kind of day and we will be able to take the edge off this cold though as we get closer to the weekend. we'll talk about that forecast in a few minutes. tony, shawn. >> well, it was quite the sight as driver from green belt to baltimore witnessed a metro rail car hitching a ride on

>> metro got rid of two of what they've called the most unreliable series of rail cars. bob barnard shows us. >> reporter: it's the final run, however so slowly of this 24-year-old, 4,000 series rail car getting ready to pull out of metro rail yard in green belt for the last time. >> it's a week looking for change if this goes down and detached to other cars it brings six or eight cars down. >> this is the first of metro's 4,000 series rail cars to not only be taken out of service but hauled away to the scrap. >> what is wrong with these. what's the problem of the 4,000 series. >> it's a series that takes everything from the doors to the system which is across the board. i think one of our board members said a few years ago these were dogs and the reality is this they

>> paul wiedefeld was with us as we watched the 15 minute process pulling the car off the rails an up on to a special flatbed truck. >> door is opening. >> we road one of the 4,000 series cars along the red line today. they're showing their age. and proven to be the most unreliable of metro's fleet. >> recreational vehiclely 25,000 miles between failures and 6,000 does four times that and just last month the -- series did 150,000 miles between failures. the soon are we get these off the better. >> the 4,000 and metro oldest 1,000 series rail cars are being replaced by shiny new 7,000 series cars. more coming into service every month. >> wiedefeld said the plan now is to have all 1,000 and 4,000 series cars retired by the end of this year. >> it only looks bad when you compare to new.

okay. about the now they look pretty bad and out of date and old fashioned like the rage ones in new york. >> transfer to the scrap yard begins today bur carried by flatbed by police escort. >> a new report named thousands of bridges akos the country that are considered structurally deficient. arlington memorial bridge made the list. that doesn't mean the bridge is in immediate danger of collapse but bridges instruct actually deficient need rehabilitation or replacement because one major component has advanced deterioration or other problems. brooklyn bridge was found to be in a similar situation. they completed the process for rehab of arlington memorial brim and hope to get work started late fall or early next winter. >> developing out west, crews are working to drain more water from

california lake hip the battered nam. storms are expected to dump more water next week and test the repairs made to the damaged spillway. nearly 200,000 people living near the dam are allowed to return home. residents should be prepared to evacuate once again. officials say people robbed a number of homes in evacuation zone and suspects have been arrested. >> a look at the first oval office. >> interesting. >> we'll have details on piece of history george washington used and where it is now going on display. we'll be back. americans seem to be slugging off any sticker shock at the stores. prices rising in january by largest amount in four years. big jump at the gas pump. higher prices didn't stop shoppers from spending because sales rising last month at every retail sector

makers. dow hitting fifth straight record high wednesday and nasdaq and s&p also closing all time highs on the day and something disturbing to think about. new report finding more than 55,000 bridges here in the united states are instruct actually deficient. that doesn't mean they're in immediate danger of collapse but rather in need of serious fixing. what do americans plan to do with tax refund this year? eight in ten say they save it or use it to payoff debt. on the flip side the same survey says some will spend it on vacation

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heads up yahoo users another data breach between 015 and 2016 yahoo has not said how many people could be affected and forged cookie that's what it's called is to plame and it's a string of data used that can sometimes allow access to accounts without entering passwords this is the third data breach in recent years. hackers stole information from 1 million users in 201 and 20145,000 accounts were compromise sdmrd a disruption tuvrption for millennials they are the worst drivers offer the roads. 8% of drivers age 19 to 24 acknowledge engaging in risky driving behavior like texting while driving and running relates or speeding during the previous

drivers say they believe their driving was acceptable and traffic deaths are up from last year. >> air lines are getting better at getting and your bags to a destination on time. flights and lost bags both deexplained in 016. on average if you carry 2.7 bags that's how many they lose per 1,000 passengers and by the way that's lowest annual rate since government started tracking data in 1987. how about this one? our local airports set records last year. reagan national hit a new passenger record 23 million people traveled through the airport and dulles set a record for international travelers with 7.5 million and bwi marshall had a record year for total number of passengers just over 25 million. that's a lot of folks traveling. >> well 'brand new museum will showcase first oval office. >> revolutionary war artifact

general george washington field tent will be on display when museum of american revolution opens in philadelphia it is oning in april and will be the first time in decades the campus tent has been on display. the tent was likely made in early 1778 when washington was camped at valley forge. it was used as a mobile field headquarters during many revolutionary wars key moments. whatever they made that fabric out of we should might clothes out of that now. >> look how long that lasts. >> straight ahead tonight saying good-bye to boubou. >> we don't want to but have to. one of the zoo's panda's is getting ready to leave tore china. details on the trip and how people are saying farewell at the zoo. >> and new office tec

why some call it a big invasion of privacy. we'll be right back.

heads up time is running out if you want to see boubou before he leaves the sdoon. >> he's headed back to china. >> reaction from some of the biggest fans. >> maybe you have heard or haven't heard it's time for boubou to go back to china. we're all depressed a little around here. generally they go back when 4. boubou is 3 1/2. we got the birth announcement friday september 6 from "washington post" maybe you remember maybe you don't not sure here she is it's a girl. this is not the first date but here is boubou in the distance. she pretty much -- we're not sure if she's worried about the

and she's headed back to china next week back to china what do i mean back to china she's going for the first time. >> it's note unusual for a wild panda to move along distance away from their native you know natal area where they were born. >> marty tells tuesday will be a long trip for boubou headed to china 16 hours the flight will be and she loves bamboo they'll tie 50 pound and sweet potatoes and another sweet treat, apples. >> is this boubou. >> yes. >> they're all boubou. >> meet joyce these a friend of the zoo. >> she brought a gift her way of saying can't we please keep bou bou around for a little longer. >> let her stay here she's only the second panda born in the zoo in 50 years that has survived and let us keep here. let all of the chinese come see

>> there's a loan agreement her parents are here on loan and loan agreement stipulates any cub we have goes to china they can stay until 4 years old. so she's 1/2 years old it's in the perfect time for her to head back. >> like a contract. >> absolutely. >> yes i know people are more important and people have problems in the world but let's start with the pandas. >> let's do it. >> let's start with the panda. >> back to the in the studio. >> and several events are planned and leading to boubo departure and find a link to the activities on the web site foxdc.com. >> yeah. >> aww. >> i remember when tie shawn left we may have done a cut in watching the crate go up in the air. >> i kind of remember that. >> he was running around in there i don't like this. >> you get attached. >> they have a good life. >> yes they do. >> and this is the deal that was worked out. >> yes that's absolutely right. >> it is what it is

>> hopefully they'll have another baby. >> and maybe we can change the deal. >> what do you want to do? >> so with he can keep them. >> pandanapping. >> no. >> nothing illegal. >> no. >> deposit we talk about you being panda diplomat. >> i would volunteer for that, sure. >> i think our current president would challenge you. all right. warm-wise the winds oh, this wind this afternoon significant. we had gusts up and over 45 miles an hour again and we did expect it to get blustery and the good news is it didn't take down trees and some of you may have seen a couple of snow flurries moving on through. i know there was a trace reported oxon hill in mannasas and also towards the speakerryville area area wouldn't be shocked if there were a few more flurries floating through northern and western neighborhoods later tonight. but weatherhead lines are all about the cold and breezes, it will not be gusty overnight

breeze tomorrow morning and through the day. with the breezes it will feel like 20s and 30s on thursday. so you'll need that extra layer underneath the coat potentially. i know i will. seasonable temperatures friday which means closer to average. 47 degrees. and get this, it's nice and warm for the weekend. still looking on track. and extra bonus this is three day weekend for many of you with observance of president's day on monday. and meanwhile, gust that employment better than they were a few hours ago and they'll probably stay in the range between 20 and 30 overnight and during the day tomorrow. occasionally getting a little lighter than that but with temperatures heading for the 20s tonight tonight to near 30 it will be chilly start tomorrow morning and at the bus stop for the kids not only will air temperatures be between 2 and 3 but wind chills could be in the teens. dress for that. and after that 32 to 38 degrees more sunshine than today and brighter start tomorrow morning

again cloud cover out there tonight as we watch a few flurries coming from pennsylvania. here's temperature trend. average high is 47. tomorrow is coldest day we've been advertising that all week long and it's a one shot deal. we start to moderate early as friday and it's a big and dramatic jump up saturday and sunday, 63 saturday. 64 surprised and so far those days look dry and although i would say saturday night might feature incareer in cloud cover i'm not sure we'll see showers out of that. breezes continue and the setup is similar to sunday night and monday less snow. we have storm off the new england coast and high pressure area building in. keeping preezs going for us during the day overnight and during the day tomorrow and keeping that cold air in place. low 40s, 0s to north. our northern suburbs may top out in0s as well including frederick 37 and tomorrow for high temperature. 4 d.c. and 37 mannasas and 37 towards martinsburg

continuing for mountain communities western facing grant and pendle ton for two to four inches and that's until 10 in the morning. there's a flurry. while we're cold tomorrow tomorrow we see cold air receding into the weekend with weekend warm-up featuring temperatures in the 60s. here's a look at weekend and again, 6 on saturday. with sun to clouds and some clouds saturday night. don't think there will be showers with. it we'll keep an eye on that. sunday the clouds break one more sunshine. 64. looks like a beautiful day followed closely i by president day monday looking fantastic. we keep the warm stuff going beyond the weekend and we have mid 60s and we have a 65 degree reading for you on tuesday and wednesday still mild 60 and you don't see much in the way of rain in this forecast. and so, enjoy very, very comfortable middle part of february looking nice. shawn, tony, back to you. >> shank you, sue. >> up next tonight a local

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>> the second straight off season the redskins are trying to figure out what to do with kirk cousins. his teammates want him around and the franchise tag could cost the team $24 million unless they work out a long term dole. let's breakdown the calendar. they have until march first the deadline for transition players and if he doesn't do either he's a friday agent which is unlikely. then they have until jewel 15 to sign that franchise player to

they can only sign a one year deal. >> end of era this guy par mar prep legend all time winningest coach calling it a career. bob ma low compiled 405 wins and one tie and won six state titles and he turned private school good council into a power house. . well we've about talking about d.c. united in south west for a while. now it has a name. audi field. they scored naming rights for the stadium set to on next year in buzzard point. no word how many -- causing audi to slap the rings on new digs. >> philadelphia union of mls is adding chief tattoo officer looking for it via twitter during a meeting so

the aautos why not bring a tattoo artist on staff. >> our boss around here loves tattoos. one of the team bigwigs there rolledp a sleeve and said i have this, i have that. they see that at universal language along the club house. >> we got an email in they're hiring a team tattoo artist for "fox5". >> perfect. >> tony i think they want to you go sglivrt really do get one? >> no. >> no. >> nobu, no, no, no. >> we'll have a meeting about that. >> we'll see how that goes. >> stay with us the news at 11 starts right now. >> tonight at 11 notorious gang making its mark in fairfax country and latest on the kidnapping and

investigation involving teenage girl and suspected gang members. >> "fox5" exclusive accusations of corrupted system. more fist responders hurt on the job are saying they're not getting the treatment they need. >> i don't mean top start crying but i would make it work right now if they listen. >> there's new office technical allowing businesses to keep a close watch on employees. your news starts right now. >> first up we're continuing to fol 'a developing story in bethesda. firefighters are on the scene of two alarm apartment fire. this was from earlier this evening you can seat flames and smoke shooting from the top of the building. fire broke out around 8:30 at the gables apartment along hamilton mill terrace. dozens of people were evacuated and fire department says it was a child to get the fire under