$39,000 have gone missing. that's when they contacted police. the montgomery county council of ptas represents the 192 local parent teacher associations. each has one or twos representatives and the goal is to exchange information and pull support. they posted information about this alleged financial fraud on their site, and right now, i'm joined by the brand new president of the council, lynn harris, come on over here this disappointing, police are now involved. we've been wondering it's so much money, $40,000, i was asking you where does this money come from? how is it raised and what does it go towards? what will be lacking this year? >> well, every pta in montgomery county charges dues when you join you pay however much, and a dollar of that comes to montgomery county council of pta,

of any local pta comes to mcc pta so the revenues are depending upon the number of people. >> what is this money spent on. >> typically in a given year, we do -- we'll do programming, we'll do advocacy events, we have a performing arts festival coming up this saturday in rockville. we'll do cultural art support and programming and a lot of our programming depends on what our membership is interested in >> what is the biggest challenge right now $40,000? what are you looking at >> our biggest challenge we don't know how much money we have to start our year and developing the programming and events that we want to produce for our members and kids in the teachers and the community and the mcps this year >> i know there hasn't been a suspect named but it's believed it's somebody inside of the mccpta, which would be a parent or teacher? >>

was misappropriating the fund had access to the accounts or the ability to access the checks on the accounts. that would tend to be -- somebody got to be involved in our organization somehow. >> reporter: it's got to be a huge disappointment. what is your members to parents? >> we're tightening down our fiscal ship dramatically right now going forward. and we are encouraging all of or locals at our delegates assembly last night, one of the sort of simmering issues throughout the room were a lot of folks saying, you know what? this could happen. and we need to each of us locally at our pta make sure we're following good sound fiscal practices to make sure that none of our, the money that we're taking in to serve our parents in our student center, schools is going missing. >> reporter: thank you so much for joining us. i know you got a l

and trying to figure out what's going on. i do want to say back to you guy, montgomery county police are involved and investigating they say as of right now, no charges have been filed. that's the latest here in olney. back to you in the studio. landlords have decided they can make a lot of money by taking long-term rental units off the market in favor of more profitable short term rental units. >> it's absolutely critical for me to pay for the refurb or i would have been homeless >> leaders at the wilson buildings have been fielding, crowds. >> on one side you have the people who support air b and b. the other side said short term rentals are taking away from affordable housing and they're not regulated like hotel >> matt ackland live where a packed meeting has been underway.

matt >> reporter: the council members really have been getting an ear full on both sides here, earlier today, about 9:30 in the morning, this hallway was packed and if we take you inside now, this is many, many hours later and over 80 people have testified, it is still underway inside. you're looking at live video now. this bill being discussed basically limits and regulates short term rentals. but some say it's simply not needed. both sides are letting leaders know what they think. >> it's no secret it's expensive to live in dc. housing specially. for some they need services like air b and b. but others believe it is taking away from what could be long-term affordable housing units. >> right now we have middle class families, residents from working class families who are afraid they're being priced out in the district of colum

job and i separated during the great recession. and i needed something to help pay the bills. >> council member is leading the effort to limit short term rentals. especially for onlies who are essentially operating properties like hotels >> then there's the party houses where neighbors expect to live in a residential zone and never thought they we don't have to deal with the defacto party venue next door to them. >> reporter: air b and b agrees on some limits but says most business is helping homeowners rent a room in their house, maybe an english basement and nearby property and it's the hotel industry worried about competition >> we have found as the company grown and more people are sharing homes, we've encountered folks that don't want air b and b to exist, they view a b and b and as competition to transitional bills. >> reporter: owners will need to get a business license, they can only

where they live unless it's a vacation rental, and that has a 15, night cap. aiir b & b heads up for metro riders, you may want to make alternate plans to get around later. this because metro's management is bracing for what they're calling a large sick-out friday. the transit agency says nearly 500 rail bus employees put in for advance absence request. all of the requests were denied. metro's union released a statement asking if wmata will accept the responsibility from refusing a person legitimately sick from seeing a doctor. the union said it's unaware of a sick-out. we spoke to an international reply from the union to get more

the absentism policy. we're saying since the 2009 train accident, wmata come up with all of these stringent disciplinary policies and basically having a ripped mentality on the works for and the works are tire of it. the management issued new policies and regulations in february to crack down on absentism. no less than three days in advance for sick leave request. >> >> a new resource for victims of crimes committed by illegal grants >> tom fitzgerald is on that story. >> reporter: on the heels of that news, a decision across the country could have some communities in maryland looking a the declaring themselves sanctuary cities. more on that controversy ignited over the netflix

why, local schools are sending a warning to parents about the message they say the series sends. dividers and local park benches may be aiming to keep the homeless from sleeping in parks >> we've got quite the to her range across the area, from 63 to nearly 80, and it has everything to do with whether or not the sun is popped out in your area. it's clearing from west to east. it's been a slow process, just now, dc was able to touch 70 and welcome back to the sun. we got a lot more sun in the forecast. we'll talk about the big warmup still on track with a first look at your forecast coming up next. st coming up next.

you tonight the sanctuary city movement may now have new live in maryland after a federal court blocked the trump administration's efforts to stop it. >> district judge william or a used the president's own words to withhold funding from sanctuary cities that don't cooperate with u.s. immigration tom fitzgerald is in takoma park maryland. >> reporter: sarah, the timing on all of

interesting. this court order prevents the trump administration from blocking federal funds not going to communities which declare themselves sanctuary or not cooperating with federal immigration law. at the same time today, though, the secretary of the home land security department, john kelly announced the creation of a new office called voice. that stands for victims of immigration crime enforcement. it's roll to reach out to people the secretary says who are victims of criminals, criminalses he says should not have been allowed to enter the united states in the first place. >> we're giving people victimized by legal -- by illegal aliens for the first time a voice of their own. all crime is terrible but these victims as represented here are unique. and they're all too often ignored. they're casualties of crimes that should never have taken place because the people who

have been here in our country. >> reporter: now, the question moving forward from this point is this. how will this federal judge's ruling affect this debate going on over sanctuary cities right now cities that ignore the enforcement of federal immigration law? in maryland, this month, the town of hyattsville passed a sanctuary city law. the city of rockville, it's already considering one and it will hear a hearing on this in june. for decades at a park had a sanctuary city for years now. now a pro immigration group says quite frankly that he sees no reason why more communities will not turn themselves into sanctuary cities. here at takoma park the manager will tell you this is not over. she says she's takin

steps in case this court decision is reversed and takoma park could lose federal fund >> make sure we have enough money so we can function. i'm not going to think it's over at this point, we keep our researches a little bit bigger in case we lose federal funds >> do you expect more commutes to move in a direction of becoming sanctuary cities >> absolutely. that's what i expect and we're working on that and initially people were >> you're working on that >> absolutely we're encouraging and providing information to different local jurisdictions. >> reporter: in fact, that prediction you just heard from gustava torres sooner than you think, rockville is scheduled a hearing on their sanctuary bill. that will be held june 19th. for his part. the pled weighed in on this on twitter calling the decision ridiculous and

we'll see you at the supreme court. we're live in takoma park, tom fitzgerald fox 5 local news. new tonight, how would you feel if you had to wear a bar code to track you while at work? it's there's a dc start-up banking on that >> it's the same technology used for ez passes but is it an invasion of privacy or innovative tool that helps companies? alexandra limon takes a closer look. >> we all know sometimes construction projects can run behind schedule, but what if using a bar code could help you keep track of employees and keep projects on time? a dc company says there's an ap for that. >> that ap works hand-in-hand with technology that provides data and analytics about who is and isn't present at a job site. >> the reader activateses the antenna. >> i wouldn't want to wear a bar code if that were

>> reporter: why >> i would like -- i like my employers to have trust in that i'm going to do my job and be wear i need to be and not have to track me a bar code >> do they have people sneaking out of work and that's why they're putting this in? is this the best way to deal with that >>. >> reporter: for some it may seem like big brother always watching >> the reality is the value of data quickly overwhelms any fear of the data being used improperly. >> reporter: but the company said it doesn't focus on tracking what each individual employee is doing every hour of the day >> they're not here for other reasons, it could be for a permit or they won't have a trade permit so it would be illegal for them to be on job. >> reporter: he provides the big picture and works as a communications tool betwee contractors and sub contractors. every construction job is required to have a list of people on the job, when talking about electricians, plumbers, that can mean tracking hundreds or thous

and those people can change from one day to the next. so the creator of iris came up with the idea of automating the process with bar codes on hard hats >> we know when they're here, what trades, what consistency, we look at that data in real time. >> reporter: company only been around since 15 and about a dozen companies are currently using iris technology on about 25 projects in the dc metro area. the projects include three buildings currently going up along south capitol street. iris is working on expanding outside of the dc metro. the pitch is that the system impose safety, cost and efficiency >> the owners say so far, every single project has finished on time the reporting in the district, alexandra limon, fox 5 local news. i think a lot of people will be talking about that. that technology. it's definitely going to spread. you know that. >> absolutely. let's talk a lot about this

because it is kind of cool out there. 69 degrees out here in dc. but going to hotter and hotter >> i'm curious. i went on a bike ride, felt more humid than the last couple days >> get ready to feel more coming into town. are you ready for that? and here goes on our departing area of low pressure, that's why we're waiting for temperatures to soar. where it's been sunny it's close to 80 in cumberland. here's the storm system, it's a creepy crawling thing, taking forever to leave the area but it is now leaving. the sun is breaking out in dc and we've seen our temperature jump up to 70. i expect it might even stay at 70 or get a little warmer toward the 7:00 hour. we'll keep an eye on that. i just saw manassas click up to 79. you see how warm it is when the sun finally gets out of town. 79 for cumberland, 72 for winchester, culpeper and fredericksberg are 75. but the flip side of the coin whoever is underneath t

still you notice the temperature still 63 degrees in annapolis, 65 in baltimore, 64 in leonardtown but we're back in the warm stuff tomorrow, that is not going to be held back. as we look down towards raleigh, the 81, they're glad to be drying out. they had so much rain bucks county eight inches i believe out of the departing system where we got really in most areas less than an inch of rain. it's 76 in pittsburgh. 84 in columbus, and warm air is ready to make its move on dc back in town tomorrow and we'll be back in the 80's. for 7:00 i think the skies continue to clear, 70 looks doable. maybe warmer in some spots. by 9:00, 68 degrees and by 11:00, 64, we're watching for fog later tonight because as jim method. the humidity is little bit high and that may condense out into the form of a ground cloud later. it also is going to be much warmer tomorrow, change in seasons already. and summer is back in the forecast. caitlin will have a look at your seven-day coming up in a few minutes. jim and sarah

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the victory. and a lot of people think this is the year, we got a couple good teams going on right now >> odds are, don't you think it's time? the odds are there >> people say the odds are in our favor but something goes wrong. >> we're talking about wizards and the fans, it's almost time for the biggest game of the season >> there's an early 6:00 tip-off. brody logan is court side. this is one of the things you don't want to call eight must win but also after a game five you don't want to end up losing ground. >> reporter: no, it is the pivot told game. like jay z said a week. they went on the road a place where they haven't won during the regular season, they were just 19 and 22 on on the road. then the hawks playing like howard was playing like he did three teams ago. playing great, they

the series, 2-2 and they said they need to focus on defense more. i want to show you something, bahime,i is hoping to return and this could be a good sign for the team to neglect some advantage that the hawks have. the series tipped off here ten days ago the opening of the series and the wizards used the home crowds to prevail in a close game. they closed out with a second win and a big fourth quarter. all of that home court shifted to atlanta for next two games. and in game four, the hawks hit key shots down the stretch to even the series, both teams, they've held serve on home court. now, the best of three. >> we're going for game five where we're comfortable. so you know, must win game >> that's what we work all year for to have home advantage in the playoffs. so

to get those wins that we need >> we're a team the next man got to step up. we believe in that. we did it all season, and we got home court for a reason, an opportunity for us to go home, and come back here on friday. >> part of problem for this team in atlanta, it was a lot of the guys standing around watching john wall or bradley beal focus on the ball. part of the difference is the defense in the last game allowed hawks to shoot over 46% and jim and sarah, what this team wants to do force misses get the rebounds. but if you're not foresting the other team to miss you can't get out and miss, it's all about defense trying to focus back on the defensive side of the ball >> so obviously we're going to pay attention, we have the early tip-off and we'll see where it goes. imagine, it was a sure thing a week ago

so much. >> reporter: people were already thinking about easter conference pfinals match-up with labron an the next two series from now and nw it's hope we get out. coming up at 5:30, the trump team outlining the tax cut plan, ronica cleary working that. >> reporter: the president he doesn't just say taxes are too high on the middle class, he says his taxes are too high. will the plan address that? we're going to take a look after the break. a former vp teaming up with an actress from the netflix break-out hits 13 reasons why in an effort to make college campuses safer. back after this. back after this.

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come up with a tax plan that many, many people like very much. it's going to be a tremendous plan, i think it will make the country and economy very dynamic >> during one of the gop primary debates talking aboutly tax reform >> it was one of his big promises and today attack reform plan was released. political reporter ronica cleary at the white house with more deals on how this could affect everyone. >> reporter: it's been about 30 years since we've seen comprehensive administration on the campaign trail president trump promised comprehensive reform and put forth a plan to help the middle class. we received a one page sort of look at big picture ideas there was a press briefing that addressed should questions about it take a listen >> our bic

simplify and tax system, lower rates. and make it easy. we don't want penalize peoplely we want to make the system fair. >> as it relates to will it pay for itself? again, i think as we've said we're working on lots of details a to this we have over 100 people in the treasure that have been working on tax and scoring lots of different scenarios. this will pay for itself with growth. and with reduced reduction of different deductions, and closing loop holes. >> reporter: let's take a look at some of the highlights of this proposed plan. there would now be only three tax brackets, currently there are seven. the proposed brackets would be 10%, 25% and 35%. the standard deduction would be doubled, so what does this mean for you? individual standard deduction would increase to just over $12,000 and for married couples, filing jointing it will increase to $24,000 before taxes neede

now, repeal of the death tax is something we've heard before, it refers to the estate tax, which taxes the estate of a person who has died before it passes on to a family member. a repeal of the 3.8% obamacare tax, this is a tax that's placed on your investment income to help fund medicare would be overturned in this tax plan. and a 15% business tax rate now in today's briefing. the national economic director gary cohen called the united states one of the least competitive countries in the corporate world because the tax rate is currently at 35%. this proposed plan would reduce the rate to 15%. you heard me remind you of the time that we heard president trump say that he should pay more taxes that the 1% should pay more and plan would focus on helping the middle class, this was brought up and not much detail was provided in response. and, of course, reporters brought up

we would have more insight into whether or not this proposed plan would affect the president's tax rate, if we saw his tax returns. that was not addressed in anymore detail than we have previously seen. now, there was the idea and proposal that we would have listening sessions coming up throughout the month of may to help formulate and really come up with further details, that will be happening over the next month and hopefully we'll see a finalized plan coming in soon. if you want to see the one pager that the press was given, i got it on my facebook and twitter pages, we're going to be talking about the pulled of the people. what do you think about tax repeal and replacement. weigh in. reporting live. ronica cleary, fox 5 local news. former have i been joe biden making one of his first post white house appearances at georgia mason, talking about events designed to bring awareness to sexual assault on college campuses. the former v

>> when you see something, if you're a fraternity brother and you see a young freshman co ed in the second week dead drunk and him walking her up the stairs you got to say not in my house, jack, because if you don't, you are an accomplice. you know what's about to happen. >> biden fired up. sexual assault still the number one violent crime on college campuses in america >> you see all those don't kill yourself posters on the wall? they went up before because she killed herself and why? because the kids treated her like -- and that's, no one wants to admit it. they paint over the bathrooms and put up a memorial because that's the kind

is. everyone is so nice until they drive you to kill yourself and sooner or later the truth will come out >> that was a short clip from a new netflix series, it's causing a lot of controversy >> 13 reasons why has schools in our area sending out warnings to parents. it's become the most tweeted about show, unmassing more than 11 million tweets >> the show is centered on a fictional high school student who takes her own life and leaves a series of audio tapes, the series almost glorifies suicide >> they sent home a note warning parents. you can see it on your screen, it says it's not intended for younger viewers. they talk about the content and may leave questions about a number of topics >> cabin john middle school in potomac said these episodes can be disturbing and the concern is student need to watch with an adult or discuss the program afterwards with an adult. also, mental

professionals worry that watching without an adult to process and discuss their feelings could put a young adolescent at risk. a lot of you weighed in and if you thought schools were responsible to warn parents about content, the kids may be watching. no, i don't think it's the school's responsibility but since i since so many kids have been discussing it on school grounds, i can understand why the way they did. we're reading tweets verbatim >> the series was an eye opener for me and led to an open discuss that may not have taken place, what kills me is we can expose our children to sex, drugs, lies, material living guns and violence but when it comes to reality and life and facts it's all of a sudden too much. this awareness that the schools and awareness want to keep hidden >> another one a much needed discussion on the topic of bullying and suicide. kids supervision and gui

one of the stars is in our area speaking out against sexual violence >> alicia bow was at the joe biden event at george mason >> there's all kinds of ways >> the netflix sensation is a 13-part series about rape and suicide in a high school community. subjects that are difficult but very real. act tropical depression alicia bow plays the character jessica davis >> the reception has been generally positive. and i am very happy because the fans who have come up to me have thanked me and more so parents have come up to me thanking me for making the show. now they understand what teenagers in this generation have to go through with social media. and i think it makes us more self aware as people >> the producer of 13 reasons why says rape and suicide are important subjects to talk about. >> rape is so

five women in one in 16 men are sexual assaulted. if we can't show that in a way that makes people understand that it's real, that it happens, and that they are not alone and they can turn to their mother or their father like jessica davis does in the show and say, daddy, something happened to me. that is what we're trying to do by making this show. >> reporter: producer joy gorman and actress bow spoke at georgia mason university for a program about sexual assault on campus. >> we want the survivors in the room today to know that your voice matters. your story is important. and your truth is real. >> settle in. because i'm about to tell you the story of my life. >> reporter: in the tv show >> more specifically why my life end. >> reporter: the lead character commits suicide after being raped. leaving her family friend and the entire school community

and permanent it is. so i believe, since we're not romanty sizing suicide, it will make kids understand that should not be the final option. reach out to anyone, parents a loved one. >> reporter: the awareness program here at george mason is called it's on us. in fairfax virginia, bob barnard, fox 5 local news. we want to take you to breaking news now. this is out of montgomery county. police are investigating we're told a report of possible shots fired in stuff. springs >> they came into our newsroom about 4:30, the location is dale drive and coldsville road. we know they've detained people. no arrests at this time and it doesn't appear to be victims nearby >> marina marraco heading to the scene right now, she's going to have a live report for us as soon as we get that?

downtown silver spring. imagine what it could possibly be. but this want you to get a sense. keep you posted. coming up. concur and di individual >> dividers being installed on benches in area parks to keep people from sleeping on them. the city is not behind the additions. >> reporter: you may or may not have known it's national golf day, in an interesting twist, we've taken our golf day indoors really not, there's nine holes here. ricardo, show us the way. he ricardo will show us what -- it's -- it's dc send trick super cool, we're at the 8th street country club. caitlin are you jealous because i probably won't be taking any strokes off my game but it is cool in here. >> i'm certainly jealous, i have been there before. it's a wonderful hitter end gem.

right now. finally we waited all day but got sunshine here in washington. 70 much warmer towards our west where it's been sunny most of the afternoon, we'll all get in on the fun, golfing weather for sure the next two days. put it in your plans if you want to. we got your seven-day forecast coming up when fox 5 news at 5:00 returns after this. eturns after this.

back to the breaking news in montgomery county. we told you about, police investigating a report of possible shots fired in silver springs >> it happened around 4:30 in dale drive and coldsville road. marina marraco is there live. what's the word? >> reporter: that was initial call came in about 4:30 for shots fired. you'll see the v

least one bullet hole, miraculously seems like there are no injuries in the shooting. there are several crime scenes along colesville road. this is dale drive, it's a residential neighborhood and according to a neighbor i spoke with, he says he saw the car pull down his street as police was chasing the vehicle, montgomery county police saying this was not a sting of any sort. i asked that question whether it was some sort of operation, because of the heavy display of montgomery county police along colesville road here. this again, north of deadline town silver spring at the scene here on dale and kings berry drive, several witnesses are being questioned. the call came in about 4:30, detectives on the scene as well as officers who are processing this vehicle. speaking to witnesses right now no one in custody, there are several people detained but

far as charges and what this particular investigation is about we're waiting for confirmation from montgomery county police. back to you guys in the studio. let's check in with caitlin and gets the latest on the weather. it's been dreary over the last couple days. >> totally and finally here in our last hours of daylight we're seeing sunshine, areas towards the west saw it all day, final the nice to have that blue sky back, skies are clearing tonight but we will see fog develop late. that will start you off on your thursday morning but the sunshine breaks out very quickly. and it should be a very nice afternoon also much warmer. through friday, temperatures are in the 80's feeling much more like june than late april then how about 90 for saturday? because it still feeling hot and humid. in that humidity.hen you factor- yes, you will be needing the fans, more likely you'll be needing the air condition. satellite and radar incredibly slow moving storm system is pulling teeth trying to get the cloud cover to erode shows last bands to moving east of 9

towards or east stuck in the cloud cover still and further off towards north and east still bringing showers to to boston, new england, that has reflected on temperatures, more sunshine equals more warmth. at 65 as well as baltimore.uck - mid 60's on the eastern shore, they will have to wait till tomorrow. look at this, 59 in new york, 52 in boston. business difference when you factor in the 76 in pittsburgh, 84 in columbus. evening planner turns into a nice night, 70 through sun set and then we're mostly clear in the 60's before the fog develops tomorrow morning. here's a set up. we have a nice enough push out of the south and it will be breezy to really bring in that warm air, temperatures will be in the 70's by about noon and well into the 80's mid afternoon, here's what it looks like, 85 in washington, 82 in gaithersburg, 84 in manassas. 75 in annapolis, you're a little coer

due to the fact that you still are this time of year along the chesapeake. however, comfort comes through thursday it hefty band of showers, even if we don't see much, that front will cross and get out by the time we hit friday. which still looks sunny and nice. 61 degrees clearing skies, areas of fog developing late but that fog will slowly burn off through the early morning hours, quickly burn off. we'll get sunshine and temperatures will rebound nicely. 85 with more sun and warmer tomorrow, 83 sunny and warm on friday. how about 90 saturday? sunday still looks tricky. we'll see a wide variety of temperatures depending on who sees clouds and who doesn't, 78 we'll say for now in dc. storms likely monday looks nice by next tuesday, that's a look at your seven-day forecast, much more with fox 5 news, stay with us, we'll be right back.

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officials are trying to solve a mystery at lamont park dc. someone installed wooden dividers. apparent they're trying to keep people from lying down, a neighbors posted pictures over the weekend. the department of parks and recreation has taken them down, some people think they're trying to keep homeless off of the benches >> who knows? >> did you know it's national golf day? it is. as the weather impose local golfers getting their games in shape to take on the link,s >> clearly hundreds of courses. how many country golf courses are actually indoors? gary did find one on the h street corridor, and gary looks like you're having a good old time out there. >> reporter: well, of course, if i'm going to come out you know i'm going to have a good old time, since it is national golf day we want to start with something that is semi golf related. so

facts. we went to our favorite website. did you know that golf, this is pretty amazing, is a 70 billion dollars industry, now, look, the chances of making two holes in one in a single round of golf, 67 million to one. or one in 67 million. you can see the other things too, and listen, don't feel bad if you're like me, you're one of the 80% of golfers that you'll never get a handicap better than 18. that's generally how much you would score over par on a real golf course. but one of the reasons i came here, not only this is a super cool place, say your last name >> he's one of the owners and the partners at h street country club, there's so many questions, we're short on time but first of all where did you get the idea for indoor put put and it's dc send trick, a lot of really cool stuff i want to say >> we didn't have many golf courses in dc and

really shortage on places where you can have a cocktail or beer and play around a mini golf >> this is hole number one and jack showing that was the chilly bowl. obviously the other street, the u street corridor, we're on the h street, this is cool too. ricardo come over here, this was neat and this doesn't jump on the at once, tell us what this is. >> these our take on the national cathedral and there's a replica of the darth vader which is part of the national cathedral >> we got king kong climbing up. you got to get a hole in one here. hold on, let me hit it i'll try and get a hole in one. can you see the hole here? it's a little dark. i missed the hole in one. that's all the time we have, ricardo, great place. i'll come back at 6:00 and you'll show us your favorite hole and a little

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the montgomery county council of p, tas. police are investigating and appears to be an inside job and we're talking with the president of the board. and the trump administration rolls out a massive tax cut package. how will it affect you? the news at 6:00 starts right now. and we're staying on top of breaking news, police are investigating a call for an assault and possible shots fired to in silver spring. marina marraco is live on the scene with a very latest. >> reporter: guys it is a pretty active scene an hour and a half after the initial call made to 911 in montgomery county. we're off of colesville road north of downtown silver spring and this is just one of multiple scenes. you'll see this is actually one of the crime scenes because there's a bullet, a hole right there in the front part of the -- that black car that you're looking at, that