facts surrounding the casethe because there's an ongoing police investigation. we'll doce everything in our por to keep all students safe every day. that was montgomery county school superintendent jack smite speaking to fox5. our cameras are with able to track him down at his office. jack smith holding a news conference this hour, the caseur is attract attention from theonf white house to annapolis and all acountry.acou the issue more than just salt,hn it involves immigration than. as you saw fox5 marina maraccoma spoke exclusively withexcl superintendent smith last night. she's live tonight in rockville with more. marina. >>reporter: hey, there, jim, we're still waiting for t this rest conference but we shouldwe note it's been five days since the incident took place atcide rockville high school. we've yetckvi to hear a press conference from theco superintendent.nf first time hethe broke his slovenes was on sunday night with a public

we had to stake out here at the board of education three hourshe to finally get dr. smith to answer some of our questions. again tonight we're here waiting for him to come out and answer them again.th i can tell you when we walked in here about 4:00 his car still not parked.park i just got word he's in the building so we're now waiting for this press conference to get underway. as soon as he's in this room ofom course we'll take that pressat conference live. we just got the two-minute warning. as soon as he walks in here we'll bring it back to fox5.ox5. governor larry hoag than as blasing school officials. so far montgomery countyontg offerings have refused to provide the information to bothh the governorror's office and the state board of education. fox5's tom fitzgerald is liveis and tom, we've rarely heard the governor this angry before. >>reporter: no, i assumessum they're going to interrupt at some point as we

the governor will tell you you this, he is angry. he is angry with good reason.asn it is no secret both the public and the press often have to press public officials to get answers to all sorts ofof questions. but larry hogan is not just any citizen in maryland. he is the governor of the statee of maryland. so when governor hogan found himself in front of a television last night at 5:00 and then late last watching fox5 he found himself sharing many of the same questions that fox5 viewers were demand answers to about thisabou case of the rape of the girl in rockville high school. the governor came out today pulling no punches. he says he is angry about thists and he also revealed in his words that montgomery countyha public schoolt mo officials, the governor says, have been refusing to share information with top state officials in maryland, including theryla governor's office and thend stae board of education.of we're going to go to that presst conference righth

this is doctor jack smith, montgomery public school headquarters tonight. right now we're' waiting theting start of a live press conference. this is superintendent jack smith of montgomery county schools. >> thank you all for being heree tonight. i'm here tonight with captain james hum fridays from theys montgomery county police department and fgo imen a few ms we'll answer questions from the press. but first i'd like to provide an overview of the information tha i have in front of me much first of all i'd like to say we have about 160 students across 204 schools and those schools are safe. this horrible incident shouldn't change anyone's mind that those schools are save for our students. and we work very hard and our families and our community works

safe in montgomery county.ry c it's very important to note than we have a dedicated securityecu team and we have five securityci people and a school resource officer in rockville highigh school, as well as many teachers, support professionals and administrators and while this is a horrific incident, while it has been a terrible, horrible thing for this young woman to experience and will have ongoing negative effects for her we offer her a greateat deal of support and we're very,, very interested in reviewing all the things we do now to make sure that nothing like this can ever happen again under any issue s. and at the same time it is an incident we're here to talk about. many people would like toking the conversation and make itke more than this incident, but itt is not. we have a very close partnership

and the montgomery county police department. we appreciate them tremendously. we have worked closely togethere for many years and in this particular situation since laste thursday when the incident came to our knowledge in our school. it is also important toto understand that while some would try to make this into a questioi and issue of immigration, what comes down here is that we serve every student that walks in our door. we are a public school system.t. and we serve all of our studentt when they come to us. and when we look at that, it is not only the right thing to dohn and the good thing to do and it benefits the students and our community and our state, it'se, also the law of the land and it's what all of the school systems in this state and ind would go as par as to saysay virtually or all of them in then nation do, they serve the

and that's based on pliar v dough property supreme court.opr it'sty the interpretation of the constitution of the united states. and we do our business by the rule of law in this country and that's what the law says. it gives us pretty explicit information about who we should serve and we want to serve them because we know that it wouldld not be good for any child, noo matter any circumstance or characteristic to go without an education in this society and in this h community. so it'sth very, very important that we help all students become productive members of societyf and it is the requirement. additionally maryland has compulsory attendance laws from age 5 to 17 this year and next year that will go to 18. we've provided a lot of this information for you in packets that were available at the front door. so you have all these references.. finally it's important

in this situation that this ishs not an issue that we're going tg move to the political level.leve a lot of people, as i've said in my earlier comments want to mako it a political comment, a political statement, a political situation. the fact is that these studentss were not in the same class.clas they were not in the same classes, but many studentsuden between the ninth and 12th, between 14 or 15 and 18 or 19 or 20r in the same classes.asse they're in the same band class. they're month the same worldld language class. they're in the same play after school and present their theatre productions.pr they're in all sorts of things and as a teacher and high school and middle school principal i've observed this for the last 37 years. we're here to talk about anan incident that is horrible and terrible. we'll give the information wewe can.ca we're constrained by an ongoing investigation and

thankful to montgomery police department here representative r tonight to give the informatione but it's critically importantti that ica say this is not about u is here based on what documents. it's not about any group of students. and, in fact, what i would say to you is the vast majority of communications that have come tm me and to our school board have been from concerned parents not all. some have been from people whooe have used really racist hate filled rhetoric about differentt people based on different personal characteristics. c and that is not the community ii moved to last summer. it is not the community i want to live in. and we should reject that fromht those people. we should say no.o. we're not going to paint allll students who speak another language, all students of a skin color, all students of a religion with a broad brush

incident. so i'm saying no tonight. we're going to take care of ourf students. we're going t o take care of thishis student who experiences trauma. but we are not going to sepsis people who say that 25,000 oftht our students shouldn't get to go to school because they speak another language as their first home language. what we're not going to say is that of those 25,000 and we doe not know, be clear, we do not know what anyone's immigration tat us is in the school system because the law says we don'te collect that and we don't. but of those 25,000 some are here with different kinds of documentation and some have none. and it's wholly and entirely inappropriate for any of us any time, anywhere to say that we're going to deprive a 6 year old, an 8 year oh,

and 18 year old of an education because a who are horrible incident happened last thursday in one of our schools. this is what our i want to share with you you tonight. it's critically important thatht everyone understands schools are safe. these students did know each other. they were not in the same class. but i want to reassure our parents that their children aren save and that we will work vigilantly over the coming daysh we have been working all weekend and yesterday to look at everyer single aspect of our safetyfety plan. everything we do and we're going to put out something in the next few days, certainly by early next week to our principal.ur p we'll make it available to our community as we review all of our safety efforts in our schools with our school safety and security teams, with our school resource officers, with our tempers when they give hall passes, with our administrators just to

of our schools and to make suree that we've covered any gaps. so that is our work. that is what we do. our primary focus is on teaching and learning, but the mostos important thing we have to do first is to keep students savee and in this horrible situationor thisri young woman was not safe. and for that i am deeply grievee because i have five adult children and four grandchildren. and i just put any of theirhei faces mr. and i know what this woman must be going through.roug so at this point wore ' going to open it up to questions and i will ask my team if they will call on people. we have captain hum fridays here who will join me and we'll answer any questions that we can answer.

how could this have happened in we have a school resource officer on the grounds. all right, you're listening to a press conference from montgomer county public school pub superintendent right theredent wrapping up and taking questions. i've been listening in to himhim speaking about the case, the sexual assault case at rockville high school that happened five days ago addressing this issue saying that they are following the law when it comes to allowing the students that theyt have in there speaking to thehe fact that he feels as thoughfeel some are making this a political issue. but of course this is an issue that has caught the attention oe the governor in maryland. there anger from all differentif levels. you're also from governor hoag than a. let's go back to tom fitzgerald, he is in annapolis talking to the governor about what happenee in montgomery county.. fits, back to you.fi >>reporter: it's going to be interesting how this plays out, jim and sarah. because while you heard dr. smith say

want to bring politics into this clearly there seems to be a disconnect here between whatbetw people are talking about and what dr. smith wants to talkalk about. the issue here is not the 25,000 students that he referred to,to, the issue is these two studentso and those questions are coming from this building behind me, the maryland statehouse in the person of the governor off maryland, larry hogan who is that he has repeatedly put questions to the montgomeryon county public schools to board d along with the state board of education and governor hogan today acing in no uncertain terms they have been rebuked ine getting any answers out of the montgomery county school boardol about these kinds of questions,s about why was an 18 year old in close proximity to a 14 yearyear old. what did they know about thethe immigration status of these twoo individuals that have been charged in this rape? how did they notify federal officialsica that they were dealing witheali these individuals and what

of monitoring was going on these two individuals while they were in school. so while you hear doctor smith talk and defense the montgomeryn county schools in placsee theres a whole host of other questionso going on at the top echelons not only in county government but in state government and the unitedd states government about thisut t case tonight.toni so back to governor hogan, a visibly animated angeredered governor tonight talking about how he has been unable to get answers to the questions that am of our viewers have been p h position. this is what the governor saidover he's wanting to know right now and still has not received an re answer about as of this moment.. why is an 18 year old man in a ninth grade class with 13, 14 year old girls? why was his tat us not known to those folks? why was he allowed enter the country after they apprehended him f

border, both of them? there's a lot of questions. and a lot of questions still remain, including why the governor says is the montgomery county school board not cooperating not only with the governor's staff but you withouw the state board of education. the governor went on at lent today about what has been going on behind the scenes since thiss attack on friday as state officials have tried in vein so far to get these answers. where my biggest concern lies is with the montgomery countyhe m school system and their lack ofc cooperation and the lack ofof information they've been providing. not only have they refused too provide any information to us, but they've refused to provide it to the take it board of education who specifically requested more information. keep in mind, in what may have been a stunning act of political bad timing in this building behind us, the maryland

in the maryland house of delegates controlled by the democratic party passed a bill that would prohibit police in this state from questioning individuals about theirs ab immigration tat us or even detaining those individuals until federal immigration andand customs enforcement agencies are able to deport those individuals. governor hogan tonight saying that he will now work to kill this bill in the stat n senate april would veto it if it came to his desk.is d but he said as far as the timing of this just three days afterftr the attack in rockville high school, the governor calling it and sewer. >> i can't imagine what thesese people were thinking to even propose such a bill a few dayss after this girl was brutally raped by these two young men whn were in the country illegally. > so you have governor hogan at lent tonight. he did have

some aspects of what's been going on in this case, the montgomery county police,poli governor hogan says they have h been working closely withsely maryland state police. he says the governor and staff has been in regular gov touch wh the montgomery county executivic leg it, but as fa rats the relationship between thetion governor hoag than a and montgomery county public schools tonight, governor hogan says he is going to continue for answers > thank you. tha and in other news tonight on the way, murder mystery solved. 15 months after a young spotsylvania woman was foundund dead police make a pair of arrests. who says teaching doesn't pay objection to the form the story behind this l local woman's million dollars lottery win while trying to teach someone else how to play. > first full day of spring we did it, we managed up into the lower 60s for just about everybody.y. it's a little bit breezy, though and this is just the beginninghe of the change that's going tong take place, m

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> now to a major break-in an unsolved murder case, two men suspected of killing a spotsylvania woman nearly two years ago are now under arrest. 20 year old heather cyst zonet was found shot to death in seem

the car was parked on piney branch road about 13 minutes from her home. investigators were later found her cellphone and determined she received a phone call to meet someone. today they arrested 28 year old jonathan williams and jonathan saran oh.sa both suspects were already ineay jail on unrelated charges andhag that trial is scheduled thisedul month on lesser offenses.ense no word yet on when they willl appear in court on those murder charges. the issue of undocumented immigrants. the police chief toldo supervisors ice razor are taking place in the unity, but hisnity department takes no role inin them. is is conducting razor throughout the country and they are conducting razor in fairfax county. these are administrative razor by our policy and ice understands this well, the fairfax county dpa

doesn't participate in these administrate i razor. > several leaders pointed out fairfax county is not a sanctuary county and there isis nothing to prohibit police from assisting. and following the immigration discussion today the focus ofus the public safety meeting turneg to gang activity.acti officials say they have seen a resurgence a across the area. many gangs are focusing upon twn areas for recruitment. matt ackland joining us with u more on that. >>reporter: and the two areas that they're talking about schools and social media. theyh are calling it heavy recruitment on both of these two issues.ssue they're also saying that these gangs are committing some serious, serious issues, selling drugs. they are selling guns and evenvn sex. even connected to the recent murder of alexandria reyes rivas what we are seeing is thethe activity of the suspects thats are involved in the recent case and other cases are kids from fairfax county, which is

the discover riff bodies in the community and mason district shouldn't put fear into people. it really should put anger into pep.pe they're killing our kids. i don't care where the kids came from, i don't care what language they spoke, they're killing oure can i.ca that's not right.not these gangs are trying to build up their numbers. they want to be the alpha dog in the area and that's what they're doing. they're focusing on the kids ins our schools. when you talk about the issue of social media. this changes the dynamic. how are they changing the way that these gangs work now? you know what, they're on phones. they're on pires. they're changing the socialcial media sites that they're on. they're rudy giuliani to keep uu with that. also, the gangs of the past whenpast we were younger are the ones that had maybe a certain tattooo or a certain hat, looked alook certain way.ce they're no longer like that.that it's kind of underground events. the gangs have changed. they're not overt. this isn't an overt thing thater they utsed to b

came here. they've changed their dress.ss. they've changed their markings. they're social media.cial never ' active. they use that as a great recruiting tool. the police chief said today what he to worries most about are the young kids that are inchool and they have families thatfami don't pay attention to them. they feel left out.left they said that's when the gangss really come in because it gives these kids a place.th alsoes one of the supervisors sd what do you need, chief? do you need anything from us to help fight the gang in he he we're working on it. it's just growing. they got to get into the school. he says that there's a big team in place and they're working atr it as hard as they can. it's scary to see what'st's happening in these schools, inn our counties right now obviouslu it's a huge issue all over the d.c. area.d.c. and that's what they pointed out. this is a regional issue. it's not just fairfax county. it crosses borders today and asd

got to work together on this. should there be inter government recognition. they have a task force. they're doing their best at that. they're using federal authorities.ies. the fbi is stepping in. they're trying to round up groups, getting 40, 50, 60 at a time. so they are working together, but the recruitment is so heavy that they're just having a hard time getting ahead. > all right. much.ckland, thank you so >> no problem. > coming up tonight, a new security threat in the air. laptops and tablets now bound on us bound flights from severalev countries. what you need to know and why homeland security put these measures into place. remembering the live and accomplishments of chuck berry. the new display unvailed today in the district in honor ever the late legend, coming up next.

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here. >> oh, hello. > the birds flying into the picture there. it just feels like spring and sunny out there, too as we take a live look at the woodrow wo wilson bridge.dge. gary is here looking nice and relaxed out there, gary. >> it's great. it's much better than yesterday. > you know what is so cool i think a lot of people gave up on the 60s today when it was like 47-degrees at lunchtime and i got some tweets saying where is the 60s. we made it. everybody calm down. it's good, first full day of spring, lower 60s for just about everybody. a little bit of a breeze blowing perhaps. we're going to pull out on thiso in a second and show you something that's really spring e like just to the south of us. we're 63 now, everybody but well annapolis and it's hard for us annapolis this time of yeare o because they're getting the water involved in there and the bay comes across and it keeps them a little cool. dulles is 61 and martinsburg isu 69. up in fredericks 616789 theyer were up toic of *

look, check this october, t raleigh is 80-degrees so springg is not too far away. we won't see 80 for a high. 54 for bekily, mr. 55 for columbus and louisville kentucky 65. forecast for this evening, it loose like it's going to stay mostly cloudy. by the time we get to tomorrow morning it looks like the windsk are going to starte kicking up little bit. the frontal system is coming through late tonight.late so that means the winds will be up. i think it looks like it's going to be pretty windy tomorrow. overnight low in town 40 degrees. suburbs itst in the will a little bit colder. frederick 36.fr close to freezing foration towna martinsburg close to 46. leonardtown 48. annapolis 43.anna it's going to be getting much,h, much colder tomorrow. say goodbye to the 60s. most of us will be in the 40s and the wind will be 15 to 25 miles per hour. we got some good stuff on the

caitlyn will come in a little la while and outline that for you. more spring-like temperatures coming. > a rockville resident who has campaigned against marylandgain becoming a sanctuary state speaks with fox5. rocksville's rape arrest where r one of theape suspect was slated for deportation.port the white house weighing in onin the stunning crime as well. could the president's reactionai to this crime effect a futuretue executive order? we have the answer. tell congress, no, don't cut pbs. i love pbs. > kids, parents and bs characters on capital todayital after president trump proposes major cuts for the corporation of public broadcasting.

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a horrific or deal. the girl forced into a boy's bathroom, raped, sod myselfed and forced to perform oral sex. they're charged with two very serious -- three very serious offenses that carry life in prison. these guys were animals. they should never have been let in. they're 17 and 18 and they were freshman. we are very upset.pset the mother of nine children ilde was q. > having sisters you don't really feel safe.e. what kind of screening happens before a kid is admitted to make sure that bad guys aren't coming into the school in. > and we have more now on our n top story that is capturing nationwide attention. earlier in this hour, montgomery county school superintendentl jack smith held a news conference to address the sexuae assault of a student atdent rockville high school. the case has drawn a lot of

attention in part because thet two b alleged suspects were in e country illegally. that is has renewed the debate whether rockville shall become a sanctuary city. joining us now is bra get a. thank you for johnson & johnsono us, i wantr jo to let people knw you are a legal immigrant. you came here from germany at a very young age in the 1950 #-s t and you're coming out against the idea of sanctuary sit advertise. a very unique perspective. please tell me your thoughts on this. >>reporter: i'm horrified of what has happened at the rockville high school. this 13 year old got raped. i was already against havingavin illegals in the school.n th what i don't understand is howtd two boys could grab a girl and g take her into the restroom andrt no one sees this. after i heard more and more details and after i saw the police report i was even morezo7 sickened. am

approving this stuff. i was disgusted that my city council is going to approve sanctuary city and that our maryland legislationor havend l approved this.egprov i hope that our governor vetoes it and that they don't get enough legislation ors too override this. it is disgusting.gust i could go on and on with all of the concerns i have for this. i feel for all the parents who worry about their kids in high school now i'm so glad that myht daughter is no longer there. i was worried when she was 14 and she had to be exposed toto seniors. there's a big gap between a freshman and a senior. and then to have somebody thatht doesn't even speak the language how can you p put them in mymy classrooms with our kids. it makes no sense. it's just disheartening. you ran for office a couple ofue times in rockville. has the immigration, has that hs come up in any of the local races before? >> has it come up before in. > no. okay. i mean there was a ti

was started to recommend to the mayor and council to be a sang which are i city and there was a petition that started january 31. it came to me and then there wae a group of people that said we can't let this happen. so on the 22nd of february we started an objection to the forb petition petition. in fact, ijectpe have it in my e here. not everybody thinks that it's right to have illegals in ourn high schools and not to cooperate with our federal immigration law.w. it's disgusting. i came here, my family came here, the chinese group who testified, they came hereere through the system.syst they had to wait. yesterday i was picked up by this driver who was fromas pakistan and he told me it took his father eight years before he could bring his entire here. how can we allow thiss immigration stuff to happen here? our tax dolors are going to these schools. i hate to tell you we had 8.9

year. > brigat muscle began, thankt u you for joining us tonight. you have that petition withscr . i'm sure a lot of people inple rockville are going to beto interested in seeing that. and the dialogue continues on this and we'll be following the story. >> thank you very much. > very interesting perspectivee from someone who came here legally at a very young age. >> right. i'll point something out because this came up in the pressss conference.. there's a supreme court decision called pliar versus dough. it was issued back in the '8'8 20s. it truck down the idea that jurisdictions could penalize school district foray howing undocumented immigrants, whatever nomenclature you prefey from being inou the schools. that's another going on in then pros here. that has to be resolved beforere students can enter the schools. > we'll to stay on top of that. tonight we're getting reactiontg from the white house about this rape case, the alleged rape case at

been handled by the school district. ronica cleary is live outside the white house. during the briefing tonight youh got a couple questions in aboutn this. >>reporter: yes, we d. immigration has been a top priority of the trump administration so it seemedseem reasonable to ask about the president's reaction and see if future legislation might change because of it. take a listen. the president recognizesec education is a state run and a local issue, but i think it is pause for concern can.e fo i think the city should look atk its policies and i think thathat this is something thatomet authorities are going to have te look at. i hear you about it being ait b state a issue. let's talk about something that the president has implemented his voice, is that enough.. >> no, it's one voice.ice. the president understands that victims needs need a voice whice is why he brought it in there

help them when they're specifically targeted or victims of a crime by people who arewho here illegally.he i think part of the reason that president the president has madd illegal immigration and crackcrc down such a big deal is because of tragedies like this it's important to note that when sean spicer first responded to my question he said we need tod first remember the human side of this. he called this horrific, tragici if you want to see the full exchange check out fox5 facebook page. ronica, thank you.you. more fallout tonight over president trump's cuts to the corporation for public broadcasting. kids, parentsf and well known pbs characters held a rally on the steps of the capital. >> say yes to pbs. the group delivered boxes and boxes of petitions with more than 660,000 signatures urgings congress to reject the president's efforts to eliminate federal funding. advocates for

programing say this is not a bipartisan issue, it's an iss american issue. a 9 year advocate fromr california talked about why pbs is so important. kids depend on ps. shows like the cat in the hat help kids learn and grow. i've watched pbs since i was little and still do today. i've learned lots about wildlife, math and problemand solving, but you now congressow can take away awful that. so congress, make the rightrigh decision and keep pbs.pbs. we're still waiting to see exactly what will be on the coming block. president trump's finalming budt is expected late other this spring. the document will then go to congress for revisions and approval. coming up, electronics are nowtr being banned from flits. we'll explain the reason yeah next. we'll explain how one local woman won a million dollars mil while teaching someone else to play. >> she earned it.ned > caitlyn, wh's

here. >> what's going on here is also some good news.news it's a beautiful evening out there. it's a gloomy start to our tuesday much of the day we struggled. with the late afternoon sunshine, 60-degrees. it will be breezy out there. i'e.m sorry, drag back out the parkas, you're going to need it the next few days. the seven day forecast coming up right after this.

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saudi arabia. a woman from fredericksburg whor was trying to help out a friend is now a million dollars reacher.a mary tomorrows amis was finishing the night shift. she took out to show her friendd julie how to play the lottery. both bought scratch office and mary showed julie how to scan the ticket to see if it'ss winner. julie's ticket won 12 bucks. mary won one million. she says she hasn't decided what she'll do with her winnings.nnin >> share it with julie. > you got some glad news. after everything we've been through today. let's talk a little bit aboutt b the forecast. night and warm out there. >> i love her reaction. pour joy. > after winning $1 million totally unexpected, wonderful for her.r he the rest of us yes, what is offf to not

unfortunately it's not going to be last. winds will be creasing overnight behind a cold front that will usher in more cold winds. hard freeze early thursday. that would be early thursday e we're going to have the hard freeze. it's that cold but we will warm war up by the weekend. outside it's a beautiful night. 59 in gaithersburg, 61 in frederick. mid 50s up and down the mountains. our first full day definitely felt it in the later half of the afternoon. we had some heavy overcastcast earlier this morning, but that gave way to some sunshine.ine. it felt really nice. here's winds increasing during the overnight hours. behind the cold front at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. to you're starting to he soot gusts to 80 miles an hour. we'll have the gusts with us all

day ushering the cold canadianni air. it is definitely going to feel more like winter than spring. so with those gusty winds comess a change in air masses. we've had the mild air in place today not to mention the record breaking warmth in the centralna and jet planes. you've got the 40s and maybe some 50s returning afternoon. those will be low 50s and with the wind it will probably feel like it's in the 40s all day. 38 in gates but, 40 out at dulles and 47 in fredericksburgf let's look at the high temperatures. you're not much higher than your overnight lowe's. thatni is testament to the coldo air that is pouring on true. on winter jackets needed at the bus stop tomorrow morning and thean gloves for the drive in as well. this time of year -- well, actually a lot of our winter's warmer air right around the corner. a hard freeze on thursdayur morning, 28-degrees. it is a chilly afternoon. 49-degrees. hig's it for the high interpret. we jump back up to 60 on friday.

linger into saturday. at least clouds will linger into saturday, 73-degrees and then expect some showers for the th second half of the weekend, 56. we'll fallback to the 50ss. it looks a little moody to start off the workweek next week. jim and sarah i will come back to you after the break, but for now let's go to the commercial break.

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under the nhl's current playoff stanchion two of the top threeee beasts of the east would be eliminated in the first two rounds. you should play the lowest seedd no matter what round it is. part of it is to create rivalries and all that, but you can't manufacture a rivalry. there's already rivalries between us and pittsburgh, us and the rangers. i mean the way i see it now i'm sure the fans are getting sick of the fans seeing the first and second round.nd. you got the fourth place team in seventh. it doesn't make much sense. notes going to change any timeyi soon. you shell out some big bucks to see your favorite nba team only to find out the stars you want to see in action are sitting that one out. teams like golden state and cleveland rest their marquisarqu names. this kid is kicked. but for the networks

24 billion-dollar in rightsr in fees. in a memo sent to league owners and i obtained by the ap warning of potential penalties. please be reminded teams are required to provide notice toovd league office, their oh point th and the media immediately uponmi determination that a player will not participate in a game due td rest which they're not doing. rotate the players hear sittinga out, but think about it, you play a lot of money to go to the games. if you're a cleveland fan and you want to see labron james and he didn't play, well.ll. >> up next, remembering chuck berry, the new exhibit thatnew opened today in honor of the legend. stay with us, back after this.

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> the smithsonian unvailed a special tribute today for chuck berry at the national portrait gallery. this collage created in 1978 by artist red grooms. it will

april 9. berry who died over the weekende at the age of 90 years old. thanks for being with us tonight for fox5 news at 5. the news at 6 starts right now.. this is fox5 local news at 6. a teenager raped inside rockville high school, two fellow students are charged with the brutal attack, butk, montgomery county schoolgo offerings were notme respondingo parents' concerns until fox55 pressed the superintendent for answers. now the investor is makingin national headlinesg even the white house reacted today. here's what we know now. montgomery county schoolchoo superintendent jack smithdent wrapped up a live news conference not long ago after speaking exclusively with fox5 last night. he assured parents that students are save within the school system. police meanwhile have charged 17 year old jose monday tan oh and 18 year old henry sanchez withsc first degree rape and firstnd degree sexual

they are accused of range a 14 year old girl in the bathroom. both suspects came to the us several months ago.ago. one was enrolled as a freshman in a county-wide program to learn english. fox ace covering every angle l. we'll have the reaction from tha white house. but first let's the reactionctio from marina maracco ina montgomery county.gome >>reporter: ry hey there, tony, shawn. this press conference wrapped up roughly 40 minutes ago. it was somewhat of a bizarre press conference. the superintendent here saying h he dider not want to make thingn political and yet he was veryery political himself in his responses and when we continueoi to press against the question whether these 18 year olds and this 18 and 17 year old was here illegally he said here in theer county based on a supreme court precedent they do not press immigration status but his response took a turn and said here in the county t