>> this is fox5 local news at ten. right now at 10, fox5 # was first to tell you about the large number of teachers placed on leave over misconduct allegations in prince george's county. tonight we've learned some aren't going back. even after their names were cleared. >> you walk in with a clear record and then you come -- you

>> a former teacher is talking only to fox5. then american university students are demanding action following a hate crime on campus. tonight, new surveillance video of the person police think is responsible. and a woman rescued a after a tree fell and trapped herein side her car. she's sharing her story with us, the newses at ten starts now. allegations are made against a d.c. public schools employee who is now under investigation tonight. i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. >> police were called to minor elementary school in northeast after a staff member was accused of slapping a student. fox5's marina maracco is live at the school tonight with the very latest. what happened. >>reporter: we can confirm there is a police investigation into the matter after a quote, an allegation of a simple assault between a staff member and a student here at minor elementary and today on campus parents and

reticent to speak to fox5, some learning of the allegations and they did not want to jump about the situation when we asked about the incident. there was a physical encounter between a second grade student and an administrator here at minor elementary. police would not confirm where the alleged physical assault took place or what that physical assault entailed, but again did confirm they are currently investigating allegations of a i am s many assault between a staff member and a student and tonight d.c. ps also confirming that they are investigating this incident but would not confirm who the staff member involved is citing a personnel matter. live tonight in northeast d.c., marina maracco, fox5 local news. >> now to a fox5 followup. we first reported on the hundreds of prince george's county school employees placed on leave following allegations of misconduct and abuse. the school district

policy last year to address major child abuse cases. well, tonight we learned some of those employees will not be returning despite having their names cleared of any wrongdoing. lindsay watts broke the story and joins us tonight with the exclusive update. lindsay. >>reporter: shawn, school officials here recognize they need to get a handle on this before next school year. our public records request found more than 600 cases of alleged misconduct just this school year. tonight, a district spokes woman says there is going to be additional training over the summer on reporting abuse, but some feel more has to be done, including a former d.c. police officer turned substitute who found herself under investigation. you walk in with a clear record and then you walk out fighting for your life. melanie rich neil says she spent 14 years as a substitute for prince george's county, a second career after he she was injured

in love with the school because it made me feel like i was a part of a familiarly? a. more than a tell job she says she was part of her school. just every day i started some programs there, the dance team, the cheerleader team. in january, the former officer ended up under investigation just like more than six others within the district, this school year alone. she heard about the allegation from her assistant principal. so she said a kid stated that you hit him. i said, me? she says she never touched the child in question and was just trying to separate two students who were being disruptive. i said you go over there and you take a seat over there. i pointed to where they should go. that was it. full-time staff members put on leave are paid while they're under investigatio

substitute rich neil was sent home with no compensation. some people depend on that. she says it took several months, but she was cleared and fox5 confirmed she's now able to go back to class. school officials tell us that most of the hundreds of misconduct cases do result in staff eventually being returned to work. rich neil says as much as she loves teaching she can't risk going through this again. this is so wrong. you just take the kids' word and you treatise like we're criminals. i was cleared of all charges, but you disciplined me. i was guilty first. it's something should be done. >> we are continuing to ask prince george's county schools for specifics on how they are addressing this. a disic

more training, poly ses are also now under review. she also says this in a statement. there's an obvious need to provide more clarity to staff in reporting misconduct allegations and to offer training on classroom management, structure and positive student behavior strategies. this will be our focus over the next few months. we are also working to sit down with school ceo dr. kevin maxwell to talk about what's going on and what's next. live in upper marlboro oh, lindsay watts, fox5 local news. >> american university release this individual of a person of incident targeting a black sorority on campus. take a look, police need your help identifying this person walking near the quad. police believe this person hung bananases from noonses around. the words were written on the bananas referring to the historically b

sorority. earlier today school official met with students hoping to ease their concerns. they did more of the same which is kind of just talking around the issue instead of actually addressing what they want to do going forward. >> you weren't satisfied with what you heard in there rchl no, which is why we all left. >> there is currently a one thousand dollars reward for any information leading to an arrest. if you know something about the incident at american university, call police. >> now to fairfax county, a tree fell over onto some cars and trapped a woman inside them this afternoon. it happened at a condo complex at mclean. rescue crews were able to get her out safely. fox5's anjali hemphill is live with the latest. >>reporter: we spoke to that woman who spent 30 minutes trapped inside her car underneath all of these brand weighing hundreds of pounds against her windshield until firefighters were able to cut this path through her passe

side door to pull her out. this is video taken by a neighbor that shows all the response that was out here this afternoon. you can see several firefighters and an ambulance that showed up to the conned condominium complr tyson's corner. today was gorgeous weather wise, a bit breezy, but not the kind of day something like this would happen. this woman did not want to he show her face on camera. she just pulled into her parking space and was on the phone with her friend. it happened so quick and i was just completely stuck and thankfully one of my neighbors, she's a nurse and i don't know how she heard it, because she's like a full buildings back and she ran forward and helped me get through the whole thing. i was scared because the tree kept moving. it broke first and then i would say like zero minutes or so went by and then it broke again. >> i was really

lucky that it didn't go through and kill me, you know. this tree looks healthy. it doesn't necessarily look like a problem. >> it does, but now that i'm back here on the side of it all looking at it, i guess the branches are falling super duper he low and now that i'm looking at the roots they're all exposed up there so that probably should have been taken care of. >> we are told this tree actually sits on the property of the apartment complex next door, but as you can see in that video a loft the branches actually hang out over the parking lot here. that woman was not hurt but she is incredibly shaken and no word when she'll get her car back. live in mclean, anjali hemphill, fox5 local news. >> coming up next, a grandmother refuses to give up on finding her grandson's killer. >> he was the love of my life because he was my first grandson and i was

gone. >> eighteen years after his murder she is still pushing for justice. up next, we rewind to the crime. you've done this before. >> i didn't do that. >> you've done this before. >> and the family behind these controversial youtube videos loses a custody battle. the biological mother of two of the children fought to get them out of that house. we'll hear from her coming up.

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>> a hazmat emergency shutdown part of frederick memorial hospital today after two men showed up with the suspicion pack sage they said made them sick. the men opened up a package sent to their house near forth detrick before driving themselves to the hospital. patients had to be diverted to other hospitals. hazmat came in and then determined the sus substance was actually a common household chemical. both men were okay. they're now investigating why the package was sent to their home. >> it was a spectacular day

climbed into the 6730s to near 830 and it was a lot less humid than it was yesterday. can we do this again tomorrow? sue palka joins us with ■the first look at the forecast. >> yes, we can. i think the big changeup for tomorrow is instead of being in the 70s to near 80 places are going to be mostly in the 60s and we're falling to the 40s overnight. it will be a cooler day that greets you on wednesday, but its also going to be a day filled with sunshine and that nice low humidity will continue. these are the highs today, reagan hit 80, dulles and bwi, 76-degrees, beautiful day, i completely agree. the gusty winds, they were pretty strikely. we had wind vies out our west. a lot of pollen blowing around, i had a lot of complaints about the pollen today, but frost bugger, maryland had a gust of 49. the good news is the gusts of wind

of the area seen light winds and that means we'll be on the cooler side. >> sixty-nine in the district, but we're down to 59-degrees in martinsburg. fifty-four for culpeper and most places north and west of d.c. are headed for the 40s tonight with mid 50s sounds start. we have a dry front that's going to come through tonight and it's going& to kind of reinforce the air. we have another chance of rain coming before this week is out. we'll talk to when to expect that coming up a little bit later. tony and shawn. nearly two decades after carl rogers jr. was shot to death on a northeast d.c. street, his grandmother refuses to let the killer get away with murder. carol brick head has kept meticulous notes, written letters to politicians. she's even invti

herself, but today no one has been held accountable for killing her grandson. rewind to the crime. >>reporter: 18 years and 30 daze after her grandson was found shot to death inside ford mustang carol burke hard and sr. stands on the corner, the family case family that contains the names of possible suspects and witnesses. carl's father, grandmother and other family grandmother collected p in the days after the death. what time, what else did she see. how do you know that? who is this person? because people were talking. oh, okay. neighborhood people talk. carol burke head says she turned the information over to the police. nobody was telling the police anything and i think mainly because they didn't trust the people down at 630. high stakes

case caused the chief to remove the man who was in charge. they didn't care, carl was just another young black kid in northeast d.c., didn't make any difference to them. he didn't matter. he wasn't worth much. well, he was worth a the lot to us. carl rogers jr. split his youth between northeast d.c. and prince george's county where he grads waited from suitland high school. he was a typical teenager. he was interested in art. he would write poem and songs. he was the love of my life because he was my first grandson. and i was lost after he was imon. after high school carol told his father he wanted to start his own business. he wanted to be a barber. >> okay. barbers make good money. the two decided they would invest in a sho

the family name out front. but on march 27, 1999, those dreams came to an end when carl was found shot to death inside his car at 44th and eaves place northeast. the nine year old was sitting in the driver's seat and had gunshot wounds to the head and neck. despite the fact that someone called nine # # to report the sound of gunshots his body was not discovered until after eight the next morning. i don't know whether he was alive part of that time crying for his mom, his dad, begging for his grandmom to get and come him. i think they botched that investigation from the start. they didn't give one good damn about my child. not one. >> a few days of carl was killed his aunt who lives around the corner got a phone call from a person who said she knew who killed carl. she said shes was watching from t

said her parents were concerned for her safety and didn't want her to come forward with the information. she said she also she couldn't trust the police down at the sixth district to protect her. here it is 18 years later and the family still doesn't know who that caller was. but the family and the police did come up with a motive. they believe carl was likely killed in retaliation for a fight that took place on the porch of this home where carl stayed a at times with his aunt the 19 year old went after a kevin who was hurling insults. i heard he got knocked out. two weeks later my grandson is dead all this information was turned over to the police. do know that there are detectives in the major case, cold case unit that have half spoken with the family in the past. i have spoken with certain detectives that have. i encouraged them to keep the faith and let's encourage others in that area, i

of eves or who may have that information to come forward. lieutenant anthony haze says he has assigned a new detective to review the case. fox5 made contact with the original detective in the case. michael bay lord declined an on camera interview. saying the snow snitching code of the streets hindered his work and he was never able to learn the name of or interview the person carl had a fight with. i am absolutely bitter because i think he missed an opportunity to solve this case. it was different to have something like this happen so close to home around so many people that knew not only carl, but knew my daughters, knew my son and knew me. that was devastating. there is $30,000 on the table for anyone who can help police solve this case, 25 from the cops and five from the family. >> with fox5's rewind to the crime, i'm pau

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now to an update to the maryland family that posted controversial videos on youtube pranking their kids. the father reportedly lost custody of two of his children. today a judge granted the children's biological mother her emergency request for custody. fox5's teisha lewis joins us with the latest. shawn and tony we're talking about nine year old cody who is seen here in this video wearing glasses and his 12 year old sister emma both are now with their mother rose hall. cody was prom event any featured in this youtube that caused all the outrage. they spilled incorporate on cody's bedroom floor and then blamed him. emma and cody are with me. i have emergency custody. they'r doing

back to their playful selfs. it makes sense rose hall turn to youtube to post an update, cody and emma are in their care and custody. cody, you did this. very heart breaking and disturbing to see my kids being abused. cody had a difficult time when the officer brought him out to the car. he said some things that were disturbing, that he hated me. i think the psychological damage and abuse that's going on in those videos is clear for anybody to see. and millions watched on the dad ohio five youtube channel. this note tornado watch just video showing mike martin and his wife heater about splattered inc. has been removed. cody

crying uncontrollably. it's going to be a long time decoding these kids from what is going on. even though it was all apparently a prank orchestrated by heater and mike martin, few were laughing, including hall. it's going to' lot of counseling to help him. a lot of family counseling to get us all back on track. cody and emma were reportedly removed from the martin family home on friday. >> in response michael and heather martin's attorney e-mailed us saying it would be highly inappropriate for me to discuss the details of this sensitive matter or any associated proceedings publicly all information will be presented to the court at the appropriate time. mike martin and rose hall return to court on friday for another hearing and their continual custody battlement local and state authorities have been investigating the martin family the other three

heater martin's children from a previous relation high pressure. >> shawn and i will be back at 11. coming up next it's jim and sarah with fox5 news at zero:30 what's up next. >> next here at ten:30 showing your id. interesting no matter what your age. >> we're going to break down a new policy from one county when it comes to buying boost. >> weeks after a passenger was dragged off a united flight ceos come to capital hill. we've seen boxes swiped from people's porches before, but not flower boxes. got those stories and more coming up at 10:30.

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>> this is fox5 local news at ten:30. right now at 06789. thirty, a falling tree traps a woman inside of her car in fairfax county. a rescue crews got her out to safety. plus a flower thieve caught on camera.

their flower boxes were stolen right off their front porch. on the who the seat, lawmakers questioning airline ceos in the wake of the incident that led to a man being dragged off the united flight. the 10:30 begins now. and at ten:30 on this tuesday night i'm jim lokay and i'm sarah simmons. >> our first top story, a school staffer accused of assaulting an elementary student in the district. >> marina maracco on the story. >>reporter: d.c. police confirming they are, in fact, investigating a quote allegation of a i am s l assault between a staff member and a student here at minor elementary, police would not describe the allegations any further. d.c. ps rather also confirming the district is also investigating but would not say who is under investigation citing personnel matters. and this one is getting national attention. police investigating a racist incident on campus at american university as a hate crime. they release new surveillance

de look. you can see the person walking near the quad. police believe this person hung bananas from nooses at mults many locations around campus. the word hard a.m. bake and the words aka were written them referring to the sorority. in fairfax county there was a woman who was trapped inside of her car after a tree came crashing down on top of it. anjali hemphill is live with more on that rescue. >>reporter: guys despite today's gorgeous weather, take a look, this tree fell and snapped and surrounded a woman's car trapping herein side. this is at the fountains of mclean conned him ons at tyson's corner. she spent 30 minutes struck while hundreds of pounds of brands were on her windshield until firefighters were age to pull

>> that woman is expected to be okay. >> and speaking of the weather let's take it outside, a live look at the washington monument for you on this beautiful day. a lot of sun early on. and then sue palka it got a little bit breezy when i walked outside i foat why ised. >> it was breezy much of the day can, in fact i'm not surprised to hear about a few brands coming down. we had winds in 35 to 45 miles an hour. those breezes are much better now. we'll be a tiny bit breezy tomorrow but nothing like it was today. as the winds have gotten lighter we've gotten cooler. i would describe it as a cool start for you on wednesday morning. it will be a sunny day, a little bit breezy, but not as gusty as today was. a lit on the cooler side. although it should upper 60s. thushess will begin to increase in the afternoon and we've got rain in the forecast. it looks like it's going to be a rather wet go

and especially through the first half of friday with that rain winding down on friday afternoon. we'll have a look at your seven day forecast. it's coming up in just minutes. sarah. all right, sue, thanks. peter newsham has been named d.c.'s new police chief officially. the 28 ran. new sham has served as the interim police chief since then and was formally nominated for the top job by the mayor in february. one d.c. council member said he had reservations about newsham but came around to seeing him as someone he could work with. in the last couple of weeks i had to call him on numerous occasions about issues in our community and he's been nothing but responsive and that's what we need. i can see that he has the heart to do this work. mayor bowser release a statement about the new chief saying newsham is a respected leader who understands the value of

working with the community. this time of the year the last thing you want is some grinch feeling that they can take things that don't belong to them. if you need to get a job and work for things like i do. she could have stolen a gift that was for a child that a parent saved and saved and saved for that couldn't afford to get something else. >> we work hard for our money. you work hard for everything you buy. you don't expect someone to just run up a and take it. we report on these stories a loft the time. it's happened to me. maybe it's happened to you and maybe you see the surveillance video out there people picking up pam packages in front of home. this time we're not talking about packages, we're talking about flowers. fox5's matt ackland has more on a knew crime that's been springing up. >>reporter: spring is in the air, beautiful flowers al over. well, not on this front porch anymore. h this video was taken early saturday morning. yep, there goes the first flor

and a few seconds later the second one is carried off. i think it's ridiculous flower boxes, it's terrible. robin sterling says her husband had just planted the boxes out front when someone decided they wanted them, too. so the couple put this video on youtube and included sound effects. we had the flowers out in years past and it has not been an issue before. we've had issue with things like package theft in this neighborhood. matt ackland, fox5 local news. >> pretty soon there will be a new policy for buying alcohol in montgomery county. starting july 1 liker store employees will card anyone buying boost no matter how old they look. county officialses say the new rule will protect employees from subjective carding. the previous policy required employees to check the idea of customers who appear younger than 35 years of age. congress could vote as early as tomorrow on a budget bill to keep the

end of september. house and senate knee negotiators reached a deal over the weekend. the president has denied claims by the president he gauged on the budget by not building the border wall. nick mulvaney says it's not true. he says there is money in the proposed budget to replace some fencings ' there already to build a wall. we are building this now. there is money in this deal to build this to replace this. that's what we got in this and that's what the democrats don't want you to know. this stuff is going up now, why in because the president wants to make the country more safe. the patients with the budget battle may be wearing thin because he tweeted this this morning, our government needs a shutdown in september to fix this mess. a hearing comes weeks after a man was dragged off a united

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funds for the purple line. the light rail system would connect bethesda to new carl toin, $900 million has been set asaid to build the system but the money has been held up saying they have not addressed ridership following metro. at today's meeting they urged the judge to release the money. he know that it has been a long, long hall form of us, but we are not about to give up now just when we're at the point of going forward with a project that would enhance the quality of life of our entire community. montgomery executive ike leg it there and others say the judge's delay in releasing the money to build the rail system is costing taxpayers money everyday. a story developing tonight there's a new travel alert out for americans going to europe. the state department issuing the alert with the continued threat of terror acan thatses including france, russia swedden and the

uk. they could be target by isis militants with little or no warning. they may focus on popular tourist areas. the travel warning expires september 1. >> airline customer service put under the microscope. the ceo of united airlines was questioned by the house transportation and infrastructure committee. it comes after a passenger was recentry dragged off a united flight. i'm personally sorry for the fact that my immediate response and the response of our airline was inadequate to that moment. no customer, no individual should ever be treated the way mr. dao was ever and he we understand that. i also know we need to do a better job of solving problems in the moment and making it slow and easier when challenges arise and some arise beyond our control. >> officials from alaska, american and southwest airlines also testified during the hearing. southwest says starting

longer over book flights. >> i wonder if they flew their respective airlines to get here. >> i hope so they can understand what it is like. >> up next, turning her grieve into a goal. i talked to the late seggar she's pushing to find a cure for the cancer that took her husband too soon. plus a remarkable discovery found in the crib ban that could be linked to christopher columbus. back after this. ♪ ♪ art. it can be sculpted, bringing to life beautiful detail. or painted in luxurious strokes.

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map created by late gordon cooper to find the ship rec site. the findings will be revealed on the discovery documentary series. i was reading up on that and apparently it was from a ship that sang they got off the ship, but they lost the ship. it was one of the captains who had been with the nin a and the pint a coming across in 1492. no word on the santa maria. >> no, i think columbus had that one. >> it's cool, isn't it to think that still survives. >> and a little cool out there tonight. are you ready for 40s tonight? h we're getting to 40s. >> maybe 55 in the city, but suburbs north and west. the city is always a lot warmer. it's going to be kind of chilly when you head on out. we've had the breeze today. it didn't feel like it hit 80 in the city, but it did. the gusts at 35 and

occasionally higher were quite noticeable and they were also doing a good job of blowing the pollen around. a lot of people were complaining about that. i have a beautiful picture i wanted to show you. this picture that tissue well sent is from chevy chase right here in our suburbs with the beautiful woodlands and the deer feeling so safe and comfortable. meanwhile if you were outside and have sensitivity to tree poanl it was very high again today. grasses are now becoming moderate. that's the one that bothers me. mold and weeds on the low side, expect the numbers to high again tomorrow. one thing that is not as high. we have light winds that are between three and 7 miles an hour. meanwhile reagan's high temperature 830 and bwi coming in at 76-degrees. we're going to top out in the 60s tomorrow so it's going to be considerably cooler, but we'llik

high in the city of 68-degrees. it could be low and mid 60s north and west. thursday a little bit warmer, only a little bit. we're going to cloud up in the afternoon. we'll have some sunshine to start the day and later in the afternoon if not the evening, it might even be evening things look like they're slowing down. we'll have some showers that begin to develop that thursday overnight into friday. it could be a pretty healthy soaking on saturday especially in the morning. we've been watching a few clouds and a few showers passing by to our north and there is a frontal boundary right here along the mason dixon line that will come through a little bit later but it's going to come through dry with maybe an increase in cloud cover. while we're still 69 here in the district, pittsburgh is five 2, columbus 47, chicago 47. dryer cooler air coming in overnight. we're going to see the temperatures dropping into the 50s and 40s. while we're still 69 in the city look

culpeper to 53. fifty-five at winchester, 63 for frederick. overnight, lots of 40s around, but maybe 54 or 55 in the city to 52 for quantico, 45 for manassas and culpeper. grab a jacket forth kids or the hoodie tomorrow morning it will be another sunny day on our wednesday as high pressure builds in. but we'll again see temperatures mainly in the 60s for a dry mild, really spectacular looking day. here's a planner for tomorrow so you have an idea of what to expect. cool in the morning, 57-degrees by eight. by noon a little bit breezy, and 5:00 our high treatment should be close to 68 you can see what i'm talking about north and west it will be considerably cooler possibly only in the low six 0s. here comes the rain for late thursday and friday. this is going to be a slow moving system. it could even be a little rumble of thunder here and there. friday really wet, especially in the mocker, less wet inhe

the fox5 accuweather seven day forecast, not only does the late week system bring in rain it also brings in cooler temperatures saturday, sunday, only in the mid six 0s. it could be a wrap around shower from the big system going on, still lingering on saturday and sunday, not terribly wet, though. monday only 63-degreeses and tuesday about 635 a. all of a sudden it feels a lot more like spring around her instead of the summer-like temperatures that we had yesterday combined with all of that humidity. that's your seven day forecast. >> jim. thank you, sue mple it's been almost five months after greg passed away from leukemia. today his wife was to make sure that what beginses with basketball ends with a cure. in the sports world no one fought cancer as bravely and as openly as the late craig sayinger. the nba reporter died last year

acute leukemia. we want to support als and find a cure one has to endure the pain and suffering that we've been through the last three years. >> the partnership is between the leukemia and the lymphoma society and the sayinger society. they're raising money through pins and clothes that evoke his style. it's a true test testimony to the kind of man he was which was full of fun and full of life and full of style. >> somebody disagree with that. >> it was style. it's just a testament. he got that in return a thousand fold. by the love and support by the nba, the turner family, cbs, fox, espn, everybody in the sports world. there's not one person that i know of that was

graying's side. to defoot the cancer that took craig sayinger too soon. we have a major clinical trial to find new treatments to finally after 40 years find something new we're partnering with stacy sayinger to race the funds that it's going to take to complete the therapy. and while it may seem trivial to mention basketball even though her husband won't be court side they'll certainly be paying attention. this is the time of year where he was gone 40 days, 40 nights and we paid attention very closely. nba is our second family and i don't think -- i it will be tough for somebody to beat the warriors times in a row. >> she mentioned the wizards because the wizards beat the atlanta hawks. there was a big summit to get all these volunteers who work with als together to get them on the same page. >> to bring a lot

to it. >> coming up next here shawn and tony taking over with fox5 news at # one -6r7b8g9s what's going on. >> we're talking about the game behind the scenes. washing watching the washington wizards. >> talk about a close call. a woman was sitting in her car talking on the phone. that's when a giant tree crashed down and trapped herein side. >> tonight she's telling the story of her rescue to fox5. also tonight an fbi translator was ordered to investigate this isis terrorist, but instead she married him. we'll have the latest on that story coming up tonight at 11. ♪ ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90.

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herein side. tonight, she's sharing her story with fox5. plus, a serial killer admits he's to blame for a cold case murder in virginia. it just really hurt me because hymn and jamie said i was fine. plus the fbi translator who ran off and married this isis terrorist. your news starts now. >> we begin the 11 1 # with breaking news out of chicago, two police officers are in serious condition at a hospital after they were shot. this is a live look at the scene on the city's south side. again, this is in chicago. it happened around an hour ago. there's no word yet on what led to the gunfire. the chicago tribune is reporting that one officer was shot in the back, the other in the arm. their conditions are said to be serious, but not live threatening. rhode island have been no arrests yet. also tonight, stunning allegations against a d.c. school employee