this is fox5 local news at ten. right now at ten, a major metro sick out planned for pry may have riders scrambling to get around. what metro and its workers union are saying about a potential protest. >> eighth graders get sick at school from a drug cocktail passed around in a class roovment we're live in sterling with how the school is

responding. >> and d.c.'s mayor is cracking down on residents crazing chickens in the city. we'd like a process to really talk about chickens and how wonderful they are and how many city ts allow hem hear from chicken owners who think the ban is for the birds. >> the news at ten starts right now we gin tonight with a dangerous national trend. kids experimenting with prescription drugs. it's happening all across the country and now right here at home. thanks for joining us at ten, i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. several loudon county middle school students got sick after sharing a drink lacedded with prescription pills. fox5's teisha lewis is live in sterling with the details. teisha. >>reporter: and shawn and tony, tonight we're learning that the students could face disciplinary action. the school is lowe'sed, but what with i can say it's very likely that lots of parents are conversations either tonight or in the coming days about the dangers of p

i told you not to do that. youtube is filled with home videos showing people high on xanax and make no mistake, young people are likely watching. there are sites devoted how to get high. kids see that. be aware don't think they're too nose ingredient. it's no telling what encouraged the children in sterling, apparently on friday seven eighth graders spent the morning sharing a drink reportedly containing xanax. after ingesting the cocktail, the students panicked, went to the school nurse and ultimately each was sent home with a parent. we're told parents were told about the incident via row beau call this past saturday. saying the school is aware of the incident that happened in the school and law enforcement is involved in investigating they can't really give us any details about. georgia mat

in seventh grade here at river bend. we are worried. we didn't expect the kind of incident that we heard. >> what about telling them the dangers of prescription drugs or drugs in general in do you have that conversation in. >> not really. >> will you have that conversation now? >> yes. >> as far as discipline goes, you have a school resource officer. here the administration is working through what happened, what punishment might be appropriate for the parents, monitor your medicine cabinets, make sure that all your prescription drugs are accounted for. if you have an excess of prescription drugs that are no valid, take them to the sheriff's office and dispose of them. also happening at the loudon county sheriff's department and they have information on this their facebook page. it's a prescription drug take back

happening. the incident that happened at river bend and an incident that happened potomac school where they had a mixture apparently containing xanax. teisha lewis, fox5 local news. >> we are tracking metro tonight, commuters could have trouble getting around on friday if metro workers don't show up for work. metro's manager right now is bracing for a large number of workers to call out sick. marina maracco is live in northwest with more on this one. >>reporter: hey, there, guys it's definitely going to be a wait and see situation. you'll see here at 10:00 friendship heights no one really taking the train coming in and out but friday could be a very different situation if this, in fact, does happen. now, management metro telling fox5 management is staffing based on an unusually high number of absence requests to ensure the delivery of service to customers. mow, t

alleged strike is being labeled as some as a sickout and a it would happen on the last day of the week on friday. metro did not say, however, how many employees have already called out, but obviously that number significant he enough that metro is looking at how they're going to staff on friday. passengers we spoke with today are hoping for the best, but they are preparing to find other ways around. >> i probably have to think about driving down. it's ally l more hassle. i like to take the metro when i can. that's always kind of a drag. i hope that we are able to come up with the right kind of funding because p we go back to where it was before we had a metro you'll hear some real complaining then. >> and the metro union, atu68 # responding tonight in their statement they're saying, quote, if you have received any information from management regarding employees calling in sick on friday, it's not about contract negotiations or a

to strike. row mod a's policy requires that employees give a 72 hour advance notice in anticipation of being sick. if any local 689 member has expressed to their superior that they may be sick on friday they're adhering to row mad a's own policy. tonight i had a brief conversation with union president jackie jeter. she said she was unaware of a sickout and also said, quote, members will be doing what they do every day, which is work and hauling passengers. >> lie tonight in northwest d.c., marina maracco, fox5 local news. >> well, to the heavier rain seems to have moved out of here we're about to see a warmup. >> hey, there. we have to think of wednesday as kind of the change over day. it's going to be the day that will kind of bridge two apparent different seasons here starting with our early march feel that we had yesterday and today with

to summertime 80s and maybe a # 0-degree reading toward the end of the week. the process is slow, though, the showers are slowly tapering off but we still have a few around and that's because our area of low pressure is still in the pros of working its way up the coast and tomorrow morning it will still be off the coast of ocean city, maryland. as a result we're close enough of the weakening storm system that we can get a band of steady showers. these have been rather persistent along the west side of the bay. they may get in just a little bit closer into prince george's county, but you can see this is fairly light rain across annapolis about to move in on buy i, moving from east to west into our eastern suburbs and a little bit down to the south. we find a little bit more around men tros and towards the tap hand okay area. it will keep us cloudy, drizzly and maybe even just a little bit foggy in spots. there is

working its way up the delmarva tomorrow by ocean sit tism what does that mean for your wednesday. tomorrow morning we'll be met with more clouds, maybe some spotty drizzle, a little bit of fog. temperatures similar to these. we're 59-degrees. our high was 61. in thisry gem temperatures don't budge very much. what you'll notice it's going to change for these winds to change direction they're out of the northeast loading us up on the moisture. not until it's a northwest wind will we start getting enough drying into the clouds. that may take until tomorrow afternoon. a lot of clouds as our low continues to depart afternoon skies slow to clear but they will clear and that should help to get us up into the low 70s. don't be surprised if it takes until two, 3:00 in the morning before we start seeing some sun. we could use the rain but we are about to see that big time warmup that shawn and tony talked

details on that a coming up later. >> we are looking forward to. >> heads up, hundreds of volunteer actors along with first responders akro the region will take part in a massive drill tomorrow to help them prepare for a terror attack. medical personnel, fire along with the act ors will all participate in shock scenarios in six undisclosed locations in d.c., virginia and maryland. we will have live coverage tomorrow on fox5 morning news. >> we are learning much more about a crash involving a transport bus that slammed into a group home in kensington. this happened this afternoon on lawrence avenue. we're toaltd driver was dropping off a patient when he took his foot off the brake and hit the gas instead. two passengers on the bus and one resident in the home were hurt. their injuries are not serious. the bus, though, did damage home. six residents will be moved to a different location while repairs are made police charged the bus driver with negligent driving.

district cracking down on chicken owners. that's right, the city wants to ban people from keeping their birds as pets. hey, lindsay. >>reporter: shawn and tony, the nation's capital definitely is not known for its farms or fresh eggs so you might be priced to learn that some people have been quietly setting up chicken coups in player backyards. up next you'll meet a couple ready to battle the district to keep their birds. also ahead tonight is that restaurant seafood dinner really what you ordered in a new tud did i suggests you aren't getting what you paid for. and feel like you are fly through space while keeping both feet on the ground. we'll take you to the new exhibit opening at the air museum. >> one year anniversary of the unlimited album. the scholars award. one scol

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>> developing tonight, believe it or not, this is a growing trend in cities across the country, backyard chicken coops and fresh eggs for the family. d.c.'s mayor, though, wants to ban the backyard birds but residents are fighting to keep their chickens. lindsay watts is live in northwest tonight. i'm just curious, how common are chickens in d.c. >>reporter: it is more common you might think, shawn. this is one example of a chicken coop that you could pass on the treat here at january i elementary school, but the families who are raising chickens in the district are doing it much more privately. we don't have an exact number but this has

says it's already illegal to own backyard chickens. the courts have ruled otherwise and now it's all up to city council. hi, girl is, hi girl is, how are you in do you want to come out and meet your misters. >> these tenly town henleys are familiar. this is tina fey and a maggie thatcher and that's ivanka trump and chelsea clinton. they have had backyard chickens for the last five years in addition to providing food, they're part of the family. they're wonderful pets. it really is a very zen experience to come out here and hang out with the chickens? a. those days may be numbered if d.c.'s mayor and department of health get their way. they want coops like this one gone. an exception would be made for schools. the crack down is part of

now being considered by city council. the department of health tells us keeping a foul of all sorts, including chickens have been prohibited for over 30 years in the district and that the mayor just wants to clarify the rules. but last year a couple successfully sued the city to keep their chickens so there seems to be a loophole that the mayor wants to close. we are not happy to see this being part of bunkette bill. the budget bill has a lot of really important issues that the council needs to spend time on and we think this doesn't belong in there. they're not the only once. petition has been making the rounds and chicken owners are prepared to show up a public budget hearing next week. >> here we go. the world's best eggs. the backyard to the frying pan mentality has become inningly popular. people swear

some cities are embracing urban farming. austin, texas will even help pay for your chicken coup. maggie says she don't know where her girls will end if she has to get rid of them. tina fey is five years old. and ivanka trump has crooked feet. hees ' prepared to ruffle some feathers to hang onto her pets. >> anal i got a crash course in raising chickens today and something that you might not know is that fresh eggs are different colors, kind of like easter eggs. in reaching out to the mayor's office for this story i did ask if there is any specific reason they want to ban chickens. none was given. what we do know is that chickens can spread sal my neal a if not handled proper limit i

know if you've ever had fresh eggs before they are delicious. i was wondering what the reason is behind this. i'm not an expert at all, but from what i've read relatively recently, if the chickens are not properly cared for and they take, you got to care for them. you have to give them the medicines that they need and all that kind of thing that it can be problematic and they can spread illness. right, exactly. and salmonella is definitely an issue. i was talking to the chicken owners today about what to do to prevent something like that, really just washing your hands after handling the animals will keep you save. it does make a point that school children are able to handle l chickens and do that in a safeway, so i think there are definitely both sides to this argument. we'll see what happens before city council. >> see what happens. those people love their chickens. >> yes, they do. >> from chicken now to seafood, new

new study say you may not be getting what you pay for when you order fish at as are tran. scientist ts at george washington university could be ducted dna tests on six seafood chains in this area. one-third were mislabeled. researchers say in most cases the dna matched a closely related species. despite the findings it doesn't appear that restaurants are going out of their way to deceive customers. >> we did better here than some other citieses did. >> you asked for one fish and it was totally something different and if you don't know -- here you might ask for a particular type of tune a and get a different type of tune a. >> right. >> this is a very cool story. if you want to know what it's like to walk in space you've got to check out this new attracts at the smithsonian's air and space museum. i can't wait to do this. it takes virtual reality to a new level. riders on the vr transporter will feel like they're floating in space as they move from the

shuttle to the international space station. it takes you into space. you do an e v.a. which is an extra vehicular activity, a space walk, if you would and gives you an experience of zero grft and it's really quite amazing. he don't know how much all of your viewers have experienced virtual reality but the beauty of it is when you look around it's much like real life. you're a fixed point and you can interact with that environment and interact with that environment. >> i want on try it. i want to try it, too, when no one else is there. >> when you go to an amusement park, it's closedded objection to the form i don't want people looking at me mr. you'll get a private tour sure i will. >> coming up next at ten we have an update on the massive five alarm fire in college park. it cost an estimated 40 billion-dollar in damage. president trump's

funding for sanctuary cities like the district.

>> a man 62 year old tornado watch did shot and killed his wife gladys outside the school in her suv. disappointment. it shouldn't happen like that. she was very nice and she was a very sweat person. one of my what troal officers was troalg the area of montgomery county and came upon a shooting scene where three individuals had been shot we have a total of three victims, two mails, one female. it's tragic that we were not able to intervene prior to additional victimses being harmed. they came

directions. they rammed in the front and the back. tordil exited his car and surrendered. >> shocking crimes that had our area on edge last summer. several shooting scenes in prince george's county and montgomery county, three people were killed. tonight, the man behind the shootings pleaded guilty to two murders and two attempted murders in montgomery county. you you lal low tornado watch did still facing charges in prince george's county. he says he planned to kill his wife and escape. he ended up killing more people when he tried to steal their cars for his get away. one of the victims was claudia mow lien a. she fought tordil before shes was killed. malone a's daughter told prosecutors she was proud of her mother. she was proud that her h mother fought for her life and she wanted to say that. she was proud of her mother because she hawt the fact

fought and wrestled his glasses and scratched him may have saved another life. tordil will be sentenced in july. prosecutors will ask the judge to sentence him to life in prison. we're learning new details tonight about the man accused of killing a d.c. woman back in 2009. today a judge found their was probably cause to go forward with first degree murder case against jose rod yigs cruz. crews and pamela butler ended their relationship in 2009, the same year she went missing. the court release new photos that show cruz coming and going from butler's house two to three cleaning supplies. they also found a piece of black trash bag on the ledge of a window. rodriguez will remain locked up until trial. >> there i

tonight what caused the massive fire in college park. the build ping was under construction. investigators say the five-alarm fire caused nearly $40 million in damage. toxic fumes from the fire forced the university to cancel classes yesterday, but they resume on time today. shawn and i will be back at # one, jim and sarah are up next with fox5 news at 10. thirty. hi, guys. up next the clock keeps ticks towards friday deadline. congress to come to an agreement on a spending bill and avoid yet another government shutdown. the president threatened to pull funds for sanctuary cities, including the district. if you went on a burrito run, your credit card might have been compromised. we'll tell you what chip toll lazies

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10. thirty. right now at 10678. thirty, middle schoolers sickened by prescription drugs from a drink they passed around in class. how the school is responding tonight. plus the latest from capital hill on the efforts to avoid the government shutdown with the deadline just three days away. and your credit card may have been compromised the chipotle, details on a newly discovered breach at at the fast food chain. the news at 10679. thirty starts now. thanks for joining us at ten:30 i'm sarah sip once, i'm jim lokay. students sickened by a drink containing prescription drugs passed around at school. teisha lewis is live in sterling. >>reporter: \police\police have a lot of questions for students who are in eighth grade here at river bend middle school after all of them took a sip from a drink that a contained xanax.

xanax. the students could face disciplinary action. all a of this went down inside a classroom on friday. the students went to the nurse and ultimately each went home with a parent. number two the run down you might have some trouble getting around on metro this friday. there is some reports workers will hold a sit out protest. marina maracco is live with the details. >>reporter: that sickout expected this coming friday. now, metro is saying they're already looking at how those staff come friday given the large number of employees who have already called out sick. the union says employees are within their rights to call out sick, if they do so 72 hours in advance but maintains they're aware of any unofficial strike. and the district wants to crack down on chicken owners. lindsay watts talked with people they're concerned they'll have to give up their pets. hey, lindsay. >>reporter: under mayor muriel

bowser's proposal schools will be able to keep chickens. we're here at the coup at january i elementary school. families, he though, they would not. that has d.c. chicken owners worried and upset about losing not only their pets, but their egg supply. take a look. we visited a northwest family who is raising chickens. they're planning to be at a hearing next week to fight the mayor's proposed ban. i is part of council's budget bill. they'll have the final say on this proposed chicken crack down. >> let's take a live look outside and you're really not seeing much in some places out there. a live look at the capital building right now on this gloomy, rainy night. let's check in with sue. tell us we have some good news coming. all these april showers will bring on some more mayflowers. it was under a tenth of an inch of reign at reagan national. more temperatures feel like march. six # greece at

the pollen did get washed out quite a bit. but expect the pollen to start coming back which means one thing, the sunnies coming back as well. here are your weather headlines it's still on the gloomy side. we have areas of drizzle, maybe a little bit of fog in some spots tonight and a few lighter showers around in the overnight hours. pretty much the same deal tomorrow morning, although a gradual clearing will start to begin in the afternoon. it may take until two or 3:00 so don't be surprised that the clouds hang with us even through the noon hour. there could be a little bit of drizzle and fog around in the morning much as the sun begins to pop out we'll be warmer tomorrow and warmer still by thursday and get ready for that big warmup still on tract coming in and maybe our first 90-degree reading in the district of 2017 still possible that may be on track for saturday. we'll talk more about the weekend in detail and look at our hour by hour forecast for wednesday in just a few minutes sarah, education secretary betsy devos

northern virginia today. she visited ashland elementary in manassas and observed a program fox5 recently highlighted. it's the first of its kind exiert restoration in the state where students learned to refiduciary bish computers that will go to local families. military children adjust to new school environments when the family rerelocates. we have some conversation begun about how we can better serve our military families in the area of education, the very important area. if there's one common theme that i've heard from military families that i've talked with in the last several weeks, it's that the importance of those transitions, the most important thing is assuring that their children have a great place to go to school and in a learning environment that's going to meet their needs. and one mother raised concerns about affordable childcare. you may remember the trump administration has

budget cuts for after school programs. >> developing tonight we're now a little more than three days from the midnight friday deadline to come up with money to keep the government going. everyone says no one wants a hut down. is congress making any progress. >> the wall is going to get built and the wall is going to stop drugs and it's going to stop a the lot of people that hewed nt be here. taking the border wall off the table for now seemed to ease tension in the talks and the hope is a deal can be truck. i don't want to be talking about a short term cr on a tuesday. we're hoping to reach an agreement in the next few days on how to pros the entire bill through september 30. the senate democratic leader took credit for setting that campaign promise asievmentd senator mcconnell wanted me to negotiate the wall with president trump. i said to him two things, first it's not a negotiation, no wall and second i said

persuade him that he shouldn't do the wall because it will cause a government shutdown. >> some republicans are blasting schumer and other democrats for voting in 2013 to commit about 40 billion-dollar to border enforcement measures as part of comprehensive immigration reform, including completing 700 miles of fencing. but now they're resistant to president trump's call for the wall at the border. i suppose because they don't want this president to have a victory on that and that's really petty and peeve issue and partisan. schumer appeared to they negotiate late yesterday on the senate floor. a combination of drones and fencing and other sophisticated means would be a much more effective way to secure the border. >> a senate majority leader spoke cautiously with talks on funding taking place. >> i look with talks with our colleagues so we

important work done soon. they expressed confidence about the outcome. a shutdown is not productive in any shape or form there is no need for a shutdown we will not shutdown the government. we'll continue to fund the government. yet the person responsible for rounding up democratic votes in the house said lawmakers are cutting it close. and it is absurd that we are 72 hours before shutting down the government and we haven't reached an agreement because we keep trying to leverage issues that don't have support. >> hoyer is relevance because they're going to need democratic votes to get it passed. there are other unresolved benefits including health issues for retired minors. on capital hill, mike emanuel, fox news. >> we will stamp out prejudice. we will condemn hatred. we will bear witness and

>> president trump marking holocaust remembrance day with a new pledge to fight against anti semtism. he delivered the remarks day during the annual ream rans at the capital. the trump administration has been criticized for the lack of anti semtism. most recently sean surprise spicer had to apologize . he also called camps holocaust centers. >> the naz ises massacred 6 million jews. those who deny the holocaust are an police to this horrible evil. >> the president's daughter ivanka converted to judaism when she married jared kushner who is now president trump's senior advisor at the white

federal judge in san francisco has temporarily blocked an eecutive order present the partnership that would withhold funding from so-called sanctuary cities. the judge ruled the president has no authority to attach new conditions to fefd spending. the city of san francisco and santa clara a challenged the order. we're told the lawsuits will stay in place. more trouble for chip lie. hackers may have hacked the payment records. credit cards may have been exposed. the restaurant chain says it's investigating. the alleged security breach may have happened between march 4 and april 18. >> up next at ten. thirty, dirty denim is selling for big bucks. nordstrom facing some backlash for selling these jeans that are m

by the way, they cost a lot of money. >> stocks continuing their incredible tear on wall street. the nasdaq closing at another record high. meantime, home prices are building up, the s and p kay schiller price index, a key index jumping in february it's now at a its highest level in nearly a decade. while stocks and home prices are roaring, shoppers are feeling a little down. consumer index are dropping. and the world's largest beverage maker is making some job cuts, coca-cola planning to eliminate 1200 positions, the layoffs will start in the second half of the year. the moves as profits rice and profits fizzle. according to a new poll from the research firm clutchea

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harbor to london. >> it's very murky. yes, very, very -- there it is. >> wow. it was even worse a little bit ago. this is the improving part of the forecast, guys. we're in the process of trying to see this area of low pressure move up the coast. we do have a few more hours to go. it will probably be sometime tomorrow afternoon before we actually get some sun back here short term we are dealing with a foggy night, a little bit of drizzle and in a few spots some showers coming through the area including right here in d.c. we've been watching that band that's been moving from the ocean and moved across the bay. these have been moving from east to west. outer bands of our area of low pressure that will be working its way right around ocean city and it's down the norfolk area tonight. we track a few showers across anne arrundel into the upper marlboro area and over here into southwest d.c. a few sprinkles up toward montgomery county as well and farther down to

south toward virginia beach they're still getting some hef bands of rain already. north carolina and south carolina picked up anywhere from about six to 8 inches of rain just since sunday from this big whirlly storm that has been slow to move out of the area as mentioned before because nothing is really steering it so it's drifting up the coast and it will continue to do that torp. so for tonight 57-degrees. winds eventually should start coming in out of the north and then the northwest and that will be a dryer direction. but that means for the short term we've got the chris l. we have a few showers and we'll keep on with the areas of fog and that's likely still going to be the scenario tomorrow morning. by afternoon we should be able to start breaking up the clouds between about two and 4:00 and the drizzle should be out of of here and then with enough sunshine we may be able to pop 73 greece. feeling a lot more comfortable tomorrow as the kies begin to clear on out. the next two days we jump from 73 tomorrow to thursday's temperature

we're going from 50s generally that we had monday, tuesday all the way up into the mid 80s. warm weather is about to begin but we have to wait for this storm system to finish its exit and it's doing that right now. final bow coming up. as you watch through the noon hours, 1:00 you begin to see a few breaks. maybe the clouds thin out towards front royal. everybody else still socked in. by the time we get to 5:00 a, western suburbs are seeing more sun than clouds, might be still be dealing with a few more cloudsest of interstate 95, but they'll be on their way out and a much clearer evening and much brighter day on thursday. the temperatures only a few degrees away from where they have been all day long and pretty much all day yesterday. only expecting to drop another couple of degrees. fiftys just about every wrmplet wind direction still coming in out of

northeast. we wait for them to go north and then northwest and then we start drying things out fifty-eight to six # 26789 after school, though, a much more pleasant 68 to 73 greece. check out this fox5 accuweather seven day forecast. we're going to keep the 80s going maybe our first 90 on saturday and with the heat and the humidity we may papa couple of thunderstorms on saturday. sunday is an interesting forecast because we don't think it's going to be quite as warm -- it will still be warm at 830, but there's going to be a front moving from north to south through our area we're not sure where it sets up does it get south of kc in does it stay north in this is going to be a challenging temperature forecast. a couple of storms monday into tuesday. two seasons for the price of one. jim and sarah back to you. >> all right. one of nascar's brightest stars is calling it a career. dale eastern heart jr. announcing that he's leaving t

raising world at the age of 42. dale jr., one of the most popular drivers on the circuit. he's also a redskins fan, but he's been blahinged with concussions. the two time daytona 500 clamp has not had luck with the overall champion high pressure. here's what really matters. he just got married and says he'd like to start a family. it became meaningful when it started to seem most unlikely. as you know i missed a few races last year and during that time i had to face the realization that my driving career may already have ended without me getting a vote at table. of course in life we're not promised a vote and that's especially true in raising. most he scwaits jason werth with whose hair gross longer by the day. we saw that

faced the rockies in denver. they checked the tape a. wefort on the left, the girl named screwed on the right. last year werth at bat. he gets hit by rockies pitch ter. screwed feels his pain. watch this. we all know that werth is okay. he was unharmed. and then we fast forward to tonight. jude is back once again. and watch what happens here. werth in the outfield. so he gets the ball and watch this. he says give this to screwed. hey, yeud, here you go. watch the reaction. i got a ball. look at the excitement on her face. a lot of rain delays out in denver tonight. they're still playing right now. probably going into the early morning hours? a. she will never forget that moment. she got a bat out of it, too. >> fox5 news at 11 with tonynd

>> i loved her reaction. >> so genuine. i love when you show that. >> i want to get a ball like that at a baseball game. >> coming up at 11 we're going to play you a video clip to set up this story that's new at # one. >> imagine hearing this outside your home all day and all night long. that sound is people are driving people crazy in one area. we'll show you the problem and what the city is doing about it. their quick thinking helped save a d.c. fire inspectors life. today she got to thank them. those stories coming up at 11.

>> this is fox5 local news at 11. right now at 11, a drink spiked with prescription drugs passed around a classroom. what

the middle school wants parents to know. and will your metro ride be a mess this friday in the potential plans for a sickout and how the workers union is responding. plus, a fire inspector meets the good samaritans who saved her life and find out why some insurance companies are interested in new selfie technology. your news starts now. right off the top tonight, a national epidemic is hitting us right here at home. kids experimenting with prescription medication at a virginia. thanks for joining us, i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. several students got sick after sharing a drink spiked with xanax in class. fox5's teisha lewis is live in sterling with the details. teisha. >>reporter: well, tony, one of those students we're told had an elevatedded heart rate after it was all said and done. what i can tell you is that the students will likely face some sort of disciplinary action. that hants been