the head of second rush amounts gemmery high scholar he is dollars charged with having sex with a 17 year old student. that man arrested and charged after he was released on bond he was arrested again for also having a relationship with that same student. >> this news comes as a shock to people here outside the school, we talked to number of parent today, they're very upset, we talked with the school system, we attempted to talk to the principal. we also talked with the police. so, what we know, is that this security guard turned himself in last night. and has been charged with sex abuse after minor. >> the case, mike lavano caught by the mother of the eighth grader inside the bedroom of the child's home. she then notified the police who interviewed the 21 year old security guard who admitted having sex with the girl on several occasions. >> i know they communicated via text message, she stated

march, then had the inapropriate contact at her house and his house. >> previously worked at rockville high school. before being hired at couple e brooke middle school in february. >> we are angered and frustrated and deeply disappointed in the allegations, against mr. lavano, we won't tolerate this kind of behavior in our school system. >> derek turner montgomery county schools says security audit now underway. >> our out it includes so many things, including how to utilize personnel, cameras in the school buildings, just safety of our buildings themselves, because we are committed making sure that every student cannot only feel safe, but welcome in our school buildings. >> we talked with parents as they waited to pick up their children, outside the school this afternoon. >> in my opinion, he's a preditor to me. i don't think you have no place for them type of people in this world. that's just my opinion. >> i'm sorry to be but it is my opinion. >> it is completely wrong, the child so young

supposed to do that. >> i think they just need to do more intensive background checking, you know, pay attention to the children, and what they're doing on social media. parent pay attention to what your kids are doing, and just try to communicate with them, stay in their business, and just keep a watch on them, that's all we can do. >> now, we attempt to speak with the principal here, at lee middle school. we called inside, asked to speak with the principal, they took my phone number and information, but then never got back to us. the principal did put out a lengthy statement, it was sent home to parents, in which they said basically the same thing, that the spokesperson for the school system said that they're outraged by this behavior, it is unacceptable, they also said that tomorrow them have number every counselors, and people here to help the kids, if they're trying to having trouble dealing with this situation. we're liver outside lee middle

local news. gang violence continues to be major problem across our region, and now, virginia senator tim kaine is weighing in, concerned president trump's budget would slash programs that fight the spread of gangs. fox5 tomorrow fitzgerald live in alexandria with more zero this story. >> sarah, jim, good evening, senator came cane here to alexandria virginia to convene a rounds table, of law enforcement, educators, most importantly, members of the latino community, that's community, that is often the subject of recruitment activities by illegal gangs in northern virginia, and also, more than likely are not is the place where a lot of these crimes are committed. now, the senator today heard from police, who spoke bluntly about this problem, saying that politicians in general need to acknowledge that i will legal immigration is bringing criminal activity into northern

powerfully also heard from a ala from, his name is kevin. he's in the 11th grade in northern virginia, and because of what he had to say was blunt, and on target, and could make him the target of some of these illegal gangs, he asked us not to reveal his identity. and his story about how gangs are inside schools in innocent virginia, and using those schools as ways to recruit. >> they are in the school. people are like 19 years old, or almost 20 years old, these kind of people, doesn't really want to study. and you can see that in their eyes. obvious -- i've seen people who use guns to school for first class, and they just keep the whole day, taking with them, eight to nine kids. >> the fact is not every kid coming across the board serra bad kid. we all know that. but we also know that not every kid coming across the border is a good kid. so

inbetween. >> now, keep in mind, here, this is not only a local problem, this is a national problem. on monday the u.s. senate is start beginning debate on trump budget proposal which senator cain says could trip valuable funds away from the kind of programs that are aimed at preventing gang activity. says things like mentoring, after school programs, even soccer tournaments, don't get the kind of attention that large scale immigration raids or crack-downs get, but he says, they're vitally important to preventing this problem. cane further goes on to say if those kind of problems are stripped of their funding, well, those at-risk communities in latino neighborhoods across this region, those individuals who are often recruited will have no place else to turn. >> somebody asked me is the gang problem getting better or

and i said, well, you know, that's one of the reasons why i'm here, to learn it, but what i will say is i don't know, i don't think, we're happy with the progress we're making, you know, whether it is getting better or whether it is getting worse. i think we need to be making more progress. >> at the same time police will tell you stepped up enforcement of immigration law, is a key and vital point in all of this. one police official saying even those that's a fact they cannot arrest their way out. >> this the ice director last week told fox5, communities that are not honoring ice, are putting both the public and police at risk. live in alexandria tonight, fox5 local news. >> and update on story you heard first last night right here on fox5. a metro passenger beaten for no apparent reason at the gallery play station, but tonight metro is telling us two juveniles are now in

custody, facing charges in the attack, against the man. his name is john rollie. he said he was just standing on the platform at gallery place friday night when someone came up and attacked him and when he hit the ground several other joined in and beat him on the head. >> i was pulled down onto the platform floor. people beating on me. they pushed me toward the train, which at that point was starting to accelerate. and my hands hit the train. i've now broken my hand, and may need to have surgery. >> police took photos of the suspect and passed them out to other officers. those juveniles later arrested at union station, and learning two others are charged in a separate attack, that happened at lafant plaza, beat by group every people last night, that man also recovering from his injuries. how safer is the bus you ride to and from work? should it even be out there on the roadways? one fleet in the region is showing major signs of wear and tear, and the problem so bad on any given day, a third of the buses can't even get off the lot. we're talking about the

it has been around since the year 2005. and that fleet is getting old. here are s photos, if you can take a look here, this is some proof of the poor conditions, buses are in. haven't really been maintained, it appears, the fleet is operated by first transit. and as we mentioned, a lot of them just struggle to get off the lot. ridership is down 14% this year, and on-time performance tanked last month. so, we spoke with wam transportation reporter fox5 contributor about the ongoing issues. >> the mechanics may not have the proper expertise. they're overlooking defect and buses are going back out on the road, then often breaking and having to come back to this lot where the drivers sit around for hours waiting for working bus. none of the 12 mechanics, none of the 12 mechanics, has asc certification. automotive service excellence, district's contract doesn't require it, but raise serious questions about the expertise of

>> dc metro officials say they're working on this issue. >> a manna accused every killing five people while driving under the influence is on the run tonight. kenneth kelly didn't show up for sentencing friday. back in march, he pleaded guilty to five count of vehicular manslaughter for driving under the influence. we first reported kelly was table stay out of jail because he was on gps monitoring, according to bridges george's county court never an orders for that device. >> dc firefighter helping to save the life of a crash victim in prince george's county last week. jeff beach was driving home when he spotted serious crash at martin luther king highway, two cars collided, one flipped over, trapped a woman inside, but beach stepped in, acting quickly to help the woman. she was suffering from a near amputation of her left arm. so beach use a belt to stop the massive bleeding, and it likely saved the woman's life. >> coming up: plane crash caught on camera.

coming out of the scene after the small aircraft crashes while attempt to go land at an airport in new jersey. this is just breaking this afternoon, we will talk about that coming up next. >> every drop of blood spilled from our heroes in blue is a wounds inflicted upon the whole country. >> and president trump making good on a campaign promise to find new strategist to protect law enforcement. the proclamation he signed in honor of the piece officer's memorial day. ronica? >> hey, sarah, well, baron and melania trump will make dc home. we have all of the information on the school where baron will be going in the fall. we'll have that coming up next. knew. >> hi, ronica, looks like you're enjoying beautiful afternoon on this monday, perfect temperatures, we're at 77 degrees, not too far from average for this time of year. love this weather. but it is still a little bit on the windy side. you can see winds are sustained at about 24 miles an hour. so, when can we ditch the winds? are you ready for

of august in may? we've got that in the forecast as well. we'll take a look at your forecast coming up in just a few minute. come on back. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> tomorrow major new metro safe track surge begins in the morning, five stations completely shutdown. we will be tracking the impact on your commute. >> plus, a nun murdered, priest suspected. a decade's old murder mystery in maryland new crew crime documentary series. we'll talk with the director live on fox5 news morning.

ralph northam: being a pediatrician has taught me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam, and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you call him, we're not letting him bring his hate into virginia.

>> fog report of deadly plane crash outside of new york city and the crash itself near teterboro airport sparked fires in muscled recall buildings sending plumes of black smoke into the air. took off from philalp

teterboro. two crew members on board were killed, no passengers, and weather forecasters issued warning about strong wind before the jet crashed. but still at this point the cause is still under investigation. >> the president honoring law enforcement officers killed in the line every cute. >> i spoke at the national peace officers memorial service in d.c. president condemned the recenter up tick in violence against police officers and he vowed to look for ways to reduce those crimes. the president and the vice president also agreed that pro ticking the american people is the administration's top priority. >> every drop of blood spilled from our heroes in blue is a wounds inflicted upon the whole country. >> this press knows in his heart that to make america safe again we must restore the tradition of respect, and honor that's owed to every member of the law

community in america. >> may 15th was proclaimed as national peace officer's memorial day back in 1962, by then president john fk denny the week also known as national police week. >> and, president trump also calling upon the justice department to develop new strategist to prevent and prosecute violence crimes against police, more than 100 officers killed in the line of duty, nearly 40% increase from 2015. >> it was a beautiful day out there, breezy, the sun shining, and it wasn't raining. >> this is one of those, the breeze makes it nice to open the windows up, you know, air it out little bit. >> little less windy than yesterday in the afternoon and evening, you saw that affecting the nats game. people who were there said oh, it brought in all of this pollen. but it is delightful now. to be sure, winds are really noticeable. sarah, jim, coming in out of the north-northwest in d.c. sustained at 24, getting gusts hire than that around the region, but that t

so nice. >> 77 degrees the warmers we've been all day, you can see, down toward manassas it, has gotten up to 78 degrees, westminster 77, little cooler with temperature of 73, and gaithersburg coming in at 73 degrees. those winds out of the northwest, they definitely have been gusting throughout the day. >> these are sustained winds, sustained at 20 at hagerstown, but then we look at the gusts there are few place that is are closer to the 30-mile per hour range. including here in d.c. so, gusty breezes should get little better as we go through the evening, but the gusts are coming from this storm, basically nor'easter, what brought us all of our rain last week part of saturday, yes, it is quite a bit cooler, rather, gusty, up here over the northeast, i wanted to show you temperatures because you can see the influence of that system. it is only 59 in boston, new york city, 67 but we are almost out of the influence of the low pressure and we've gotten up to 77 degrees, a loft warmer air

deck, 84 degrees as you can see in knoxville, chicago 81, and detroit, 68 degrees. so we are going to be getting in on that warmer air that is just sat down to the south and west, but we have to wait just little longer for this to get out of the way. for tonight, at 7:00. temperature in the low seven's, by 9:00, about 66 degrees, by 11:63 degrees, but wanted to let you know what the big headline is. there is a major warm up coming this week, we've got couple of days that will be at 90, maybe even above it, and that's really hot for may. the good news is it is probably only a two-day special. so that's good. and, hey, guessed it, the bonasus that our days continuese to the solsus, 14 hours, 20 minutes, daylight. sunrise on tuesday will be at 5:55, goes down tomorrow 8:15. enjoy it, looks like another dry day ahead for us, gradually as the week goes on we'll see the temperatures starting to change seasons. so just about every day this week goes up another

will feel like august by the middle of week. more on the seven day forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you, sue. health watch, par went babies pay attention, popular brand of baby wipes being recalled for possible mold. >> how much after boost do your kids really need? the number of times per day researchers say you should praise your kids. >> and no he's not graduating from high school. tell you what college just gave this 14 year old a degree in physics. >> all right, if you have story idea for us call the fox5 tip line. the number thereon your screen: 202-895-3,000, or e-mail your tips to fox5 tips at wttg.com. om. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪

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live his dream. >> five years ago now after he was shot by george zimmerman, who was a community watch member. over the weekends, florida memorial university presented martin's family with a possible too us honorary agree for him. we hear more from fox's robin simmons. >> florida memorial university has taken the unusual step to confer this possible too must degree award, because your son has come to mean so much to so many. >> offering bittersweet day for sabrina full ton and tracey martin, they accepted a bachelor's agree in area not call science for their son trayvon at florida memorial university hospital in miami gardens. >> this is a day that we plan for, as parents, we just wish that we would have walked, watched him walk across the stage. >> their son was killed five years ago, while visiting his father in sanford. the ad mitt dollars killer george zimmerman acquitted after using the stands your ground defense,ar

senior at crop senior high school. he would have been part of the class of 2017. had he lived. >> to say that we're thankful is an understatement. i think that this just shows what this community, how they feel, how they believe in our family, how they believe in our foundation. >> his parent created a foundation in their son's name, to put a face on gun violence, and how it impacts families, and communities. this college degree, just one more way trayvon martin leaves a legacy. >> has what florida memorial university, 20 years ago, graduated from here, and it just means so much to me. >> talk about an accomplishment here, 14 year old texas boy is officially a college graduate this morning, or today, before he even fish

carson is the youngest person ever to graduate from texas christian university. he earned bachelors degree in physics and two minors in chinese and math. he began his college career when he was just 11 years old. being offer the charts, apparently runs in his family, his younger brother enrolling at the same university in the fall. >> roomies. no. some times it is important to know your place in life for better yet know about places, the annual national geography bee underway in d.c., 54 student friends around the country are competing to be this year's champion, student range in age between ten to 14 and the preliminary rounds is going on right now, the final rounds will take place on wednesday, winning is a huge deal, because the student wins $50,000 college scholarship, lifetime membership in the national geographic society, and all expense paid trip to the islands. >> by the way, i'm just going to throw this out there, twice made it to the state finals this that. yes, never made it to dc for it, yes. but the

know if it is still the case, national bee used to be emcee by alec tree beck, so as a kiddie wanted to meal alex, right. >> coming up here at 5:30, it is believed to be the large he err extortion hack in history. it might not be over. >> security expert say the attack could grow even here in the united states. and a double drug bust, dubbed as one of the largest in history, where, and how official intercepted 8 tons every cocaine worth 250 million bucks. >> you told him to get his id, sir, and his driver's lives. oh, my god, please don't tell me. >> some say black lives matter. other says blue lives matter. what happens when you're black and blue? tell you the story behind this video. creator coming up straight ahead. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪

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>> this is fox5 local news at 5:00. >> your more of top headlines now, three people are dead, one person injured, after a fiery crash in prince george's county. this happened around 4:00 a.m., along suitland parkway near forest ville road. officials say at least two cars were involved in this. suit lands parkway from route four to suit lands road closed for self role hours during the morning rush, the cause of the accident still under investigation. >> and in alex andre, a police investigating the city's first homicide of the year. someone shot 28 year old desmond roseborough two others saturday morning at hotel in blue stone road. died from his injuries, and the other two women who were shot were taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. haven't been any arrest. >> to fairfax county investigators have determined that a fire at fire station in springfield was accidental. a firetruck caught on fire yesterday at a station along axle road. we're told the build sag total lost.

spark by an electrical malfunction inside the truck. fortunately, no one was hurt. so the big cyber attack that affected tens every thousands of computers around the world appears to be slowing down. >> so far today, no report of any big outbreaks. but, they're now trying to figure out who unleashed the ransomeware attack. here's fox's benjamin hall. >> it started friday here in london, britain's national health service paralyzed by massive ransomeware attack, known as want to cry. it quickly spread to other countries had the g germany's national railway, and hundreds every businesses in china and japan. and now, the virus is spread to go thousands of other computers, as people -- >> unprecedented. beyond anything we've seen before the level of infection on the damage, potential it is inch flicking. >> as the virus spreads throughout europe and the us, more attention to cyber security,

intelligence agencies of stockpiling software code that can be used by hackers. also, new questions about whether governments are doing enough, to protect against these types of attacks. >> 150 countries are affect the. say there are 200,000 victims across the world, cyber security is an issue that we need to address. >> white officials tell fox news president trump emergency meetings over the weekend just day after he signed an executive order strengthening cyber security at federal agencies. the administration now promising a strong response to what has become one of the biggest cyber attacks in history. >> the trend is going in the wrong direction in cyber space. and it is time to stop that trend, reverse it on behalf of the american people. >> many european companies have said they'll close as a precaution, while technicians work to remove the virus from their computers. in london, benjamin hall, fox news. some experts caution this could be just the beginning of massive cyber attacks that companies and governments around the worlds will have t

>> new tonight the supreme court reject add appeal to reinstate north carolina's controversial voter id law. the high court left in place a lower court's decision, to strike down a law that required so far tears show photo i.d. many say the law unfairly targeted african-americans, when the law initially passed republicans in north carolina said the voter id requirement would increase the integrity of elections, but the court of appeals say the state provide nod evidence that was true. >> is prestresses latest attempt the at travel ban legal? federal appeals court trying to decide that right now. state prosecutors hawaii challenged new ban saying it discriminates against muslims. government lawyers say the president has the right to impose the ban for national security reasons. presented argument this afternoon to three-judge panel. they had some tough questions for both sides, but still not clear when they may rule. >> north korea one step closer to leading it missile arsenal with nuclear weapon.

about the successful weekend launch of new type of medium long-range balistic rocket. the missile was first showcased during north korea military parade last month. it is reportedly capable of caring a heavy nuclear war head. north korea's leader kim jong un has promised and warned his country's weapons could strike the us. >> meantime anti-drug forces intercepted 8 tons of cocaine in a drug bust doubled as one of the largest in history. in the first bus, spanish authority intercepted dollars ship off the coast of ecuador, caring five and a tons of cocaine, estimate today have street value of more than $250 million. another drug seizure, stopped fishing boat caring two and a half, massive operation led to arrest of at least 24 suspected drug traffickers. coming up. ment some baby wipes that could be contaminated when mold. tell you what brands is being recalled next. >> it may be 0 calories, new research finds sparkling water could lead to you pile on more

no. >> just about everything it seems. and some people think they can blame drunken shenanagans on the alcohol. but new study says otherwise. we will break it down for you. hi, caitlin. >> no excuses now, jim. >> yes, thank you, thank you. we all have to pay up. that's right. hey, beautiful out there today. a lot of wind. but with some sunshine. and temperatures into the 70s it, felt great. however, we go from spring to the middle of summer. major warm up this week, bringing the heat, humidity, yes thunderstorm chances, this is what your second half of the work week looks like, i'll have all of the details coming up in your seven day forecast, fox5 news at 5:00 returns after this. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪

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>> i can't sing the sounds every music now, in tonight's health wear, thal could affect your child tonight. it is voluntarily recalling baby wipes to possible mold contamination. the company, which is partly owned by actress jessica alba, unlikely there is actually mold on the wipes but some dis colored wipes that caused concern. if you have any of the the wipes, bring them back to the store, should get full refunds. >> spark lidge water may not be the healthy option after all. i was relying on this. according to the new research scientist haves discovered carbon dioxide which gives the drink its fizz can tricker hunger hormone causing people to eat more than they would otherwise l given two rats in a study fizz i drinks including 0-calorie versions containing artificial sweeteners, piled on more weight. of course this soft drink industry responded saying there is no evidence carbon dioxide causes obesity in people. if you tends to blame your crazy behavior on

study that finds it may have less after effect on your personality than you may think. more than 150 people completed survey on their typical alcohol consumption, after drinking the majority said they felt more open, agreeable, extra vert dollars. but researchers only noted the slight change extra version. they say it shows drunk personality versus sober one is simply all in our heads. >> except for the drunk ones. >> best friends ever. >> oh, okay. if you want to get your kids to behave better try telling them how great they are apparently. new stud fry university in england found that praising children every day can lead to better behavior. researchers also found kids who were praised, had less hyperactivity, and inch attention. they say the magic number is five. you should try to praise your child at least five times a day. study looked at group of parents of kids between ages two and four. >> i don't know. >> i'm not going to even way in on this. >> wonder how challenge tha

>> all day? >> what if a parent is like i don't even have two. >> can't do it. >> just can't do it. or, you know, no, you can't get away with that behavior. how do you turn it into praise? >> challenging. so couple of days kids getting out of school around this time. >> yes, it begins. >> nice time to go outside, enjoy. >> full on summer mode. we have to make up a lot of soccer practices, lacrosse games, outdoor activities that were compromised due to the soggy weather. see the sunshine we take live look outside. on this monday afternoon, we had the sun come back for mothers day, it was very pleasant. and yes, it has been pretty breezy, spring, spring wind notorious around this area. but we should see the win settle down as early as tonight and tomorrow shaping up to be beautiful. beautiful day. so, weather headlines, less wind tonight, we leave with clear skies, pretty cool, comfortable to start off your tuesday. and we are looking at a gorgeous tuesday with a lot of sun, less winds, high temperatures, around 80 degrees, so very comfortable. then we srt

less comfortable by wednesday. turning on the heat machine, 90's by wednesday, well into the 90s for the seconds half of the work week with that, comes that two summer friends, humidity and haziness, with chance every thunderstorms to go along with it, so really jump into the july state of minds, very quickly. pair of seven's in washington outside. seventy-four baltimore. seventy-five annapolis, real comfortable, just about everywhere, low to mid to upper 70s. seventy-three cumberland, 77 in frederick. today, certainly, has not been without the wind, still seeing northwest wind, sustained, at 15 to 25 miles an hour. and we have some higher gusts to go along with that, so dinner outside tonight. you might be battling little bit of the wind gust to go 30 miles an hour at washington national. however it should subside for tonight. all of this wind on the back side of the storm system that brought us heavy rain, it was part two of our two round last week. friday, into saturday, it moved out, positioned itself over new england, there it is, with such dramatic swirl to it, almost looks like tropical storm. and very

you can almost see what looks to be bit after eye. it is not a tropical system, but just incredibly strong storm system that's kind of stuck up there. over new england, bringing them the cloudy showery cool weather on the back side here in washington, lots every sunday shine, but still have the wind as high pressure has been trying to move. so here is the set up for your tuesday, high pressure will be overhead. meaning, less wind. we get a lot of sunshine, nice warm flow out of the south, and temperatures should be well into the 70s to the mid 80s, across our area, so probably upper zero seven northern maryland, maybe getting into the mid 80s little further off toward our south. low temperatures tonight. still very comfortable. mid to upper four's, north and west, 57 in washington, 55 55 annapolis, 50 leonardtown, high temperatures tomorrow, i think most every douse hit 80, this might be little cool. but you get very comfortable, not any humidity just quite yet. but that will change as we get to the second half of the work week here. so noticeable change in our weather pattern, nice ridge builds in, wednesday, thursday, int

and with that, the heat pump begins to blast. 80s and 90s, well into the 90's, i think here in washington wednesday. and thursday. but some real summer like weather gets you in the mood for the season to come t could be our first heatwave of 2017. little early, but you get three days in a row, and you have got the un official heat, 92 going wednesday, thursday 93, friday might be little tough to get day three with the cold front coming in, and chance of some thunderstorms, but regardless, these temperatures are so far above that average high temperature of 76, than is coming offer the first half of the month that was so below normal. so major shift in our weather here. seven day forecast, 92, 93, and 90 thereon friday with chance of pop up thunderstorm along cold front. the weekends right now looks little changeable. i'm thinking saturday is okay. drier, cooler, very nice, 81 degrees, but as warmfront lift northward, we could have the chance of some storms returning sunday, and into monday, certainly doesn't look anything like the wash-out we experienced the first half of the this past weekend, but still, we do have that chance every s

getting into real summer like pattern. so, shorts are out. jack rest gone. that's the set up for the rest of the work week. jim, sarah? >> caitlin, thanks. after staying at new york city to allow barron trump to finish the year at school, first lady and son will head to the white house this summer to make it home. >> today we learn where barron trump will be going to school, will attend saint andrew's in potomac maryland, entering the sixth grade. tuition for six to eighth graders just over $38,000. the first lady described the school as differs community and commitment to academic excellence for reasons to choose the school. today we talked to parent of the student and the changes they might expect. >> like any kid, you know, you don't want a lot of attention, and a lot of hoopla, i guess, going on around it, but it is great to get some still attention, little bit of attention to the school. >> i'm a little concerned it may affect the traffic, dropping off the kids, and picking them up, as you can see, there is a lot of cars here waiting for the kids. so as long as it doesn't affect us, dropping our

with it. >> i didn't expect it. i didn't. it is a surprise. it really is. but it is a good school. >> i think it is a very long -- there has to be a school closer to dc that would be easier for him to get to in the morning. >> so the question tonight is would you be comfortable when your son or daughter going to school with the president's child? we saw obviously syd well friends, the obama's and chelsey clinton through the years, way in tonight 5@6:30, ronica clearly reveal the results on our political show five at 30:00, some of the schools, used to it, because it is not the first time perhaps they've had someone famous that has gone to school there. but, you know, i think after a while the hoopla will maybe calm down a bit, will streamline things. >> i think it will happen that way, in the end, whatever your feelings, are this is about parent looking for the best education for their mild which they're certainly entitled tonight so we will keep an eye on that for you.

>> she has got brains, beauty and the crown. not talking about queen b, talking about the queen of dc who is now the new reigning miss usa. >> miss usa2017 is district of columbia. >> our new miss usa was born in naples, italy, but raise in the virginia beach virginia. twenty-five year old conservative got the crown but not without some controversy. during the question-and-answer portion, she said she was not a feminist, and she said healthcare is a privilege. take a listen. >> do you think affordable healthcare for all us citizens is a right or a privilege and why? >> i'm definately going to say it is a privilege. >> a lot of critics took to social media to blast her, she upset lot of people again when she answered another question, and said she was not a feminist, as we mentioned, women are just as equal as men. the miss usa pageant was hosted by julianne

runner up miss new jersey, coming up nba star and kevin did your and the donating $06,000 for new basketball courts. we will talk about how they unveiled the ceremony and announcement coming up. >> creator of this viral video explains why not everyone understood the video's full purpose. we're chat with her next. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪

>> you told him to get his id, sir, and his driver's license. >> you may have seen this video that went viral. appeared to explore the current regulations between police and the african-american community. but

the audience didn't quite get the entire story. some say black lives matter, while other say blues lives matter. but what happens when you're black in blue? joining us today to talk more about this, and how it relate to national police week is producer and actress cat a lena everett. this is amazing, how quickly this went viral. not what you were expecting. explain what this is supposed to be. and how it ended up to be. >> it is amazing that it did what it did. but this originally was supposed to be just a concept piece, so that we can present to different investors, backers, to get funding for the project. and, you know, things just happen to take a live on its own. and when we put this, i mean there is manaquine challenge out, it reached millions, germany, frank, and we were just -- it was being exposed on every news circuit. we're truly grateful it did what it did.

not familiar with it, which, you know, i'm sure there are a lot of people maybe have not seen it, what specifically is, this little snip it about? >> so, this is basically, it is -- we wanted to take the man call challenge, something light hearted, basically show all of the situations that are happening, currently today, and just, just try to raise awareness of what is happening, we can pretty much be a solution to. that will so, we took something like light hearted, created to manaquine challenge, of the recent events, and literally, put it together, because the stories what's happening today, it is not really our film. but it is relevant. you know what i mean? it was important. because it kind of tells a story of our film. so what's the film itself about, black in blue? >> black and blue, it is a feature film.

sides, the police force, and the community. and it is basically about african-american police officer who was a rookie on the job. basically forced to step into the chaos of the african community and the police force, not even wanting to, but realize there is so much cup on on the force, determined to make peace, determined to bridge the gap between the two. so this story just all about trying to provoke a conversation, and just create change, and some healing, within our society. >> i think it is a great story that hasn't necessarily been told from that angle. >> it has not. >> very tumultuous couple of years in the country. the fill testimony self, you need help moving it forward? it isn't completely finished, is that correct? >> not completely finished, but we'll say thank you jesus. we do have a lot of potential investors that are going to help this story get made. so, we do need some funding

going right now, indy go-go. so if you can donate, listen, any dollar counts. we are just trying to create change, and i believe that everybody should want to be a part of something like. >> this we need to see a difference. need to see change in our society. so please support, donate, by going to our end i go go campaign, or guck to our website www.black and blue film. you can purchase t-shirt, just join our movement. please, because like i said, relevant, and very timely one, national police week. >> how coincidental? >> amazing. >> don't youy? >> it is happening. >> all right, we know your a busy, as women. another film, just happen to be here. so what is it called again? >> little ma ma, and elise nil, just another one of those striking, gritty stories. i don't want to say too much about it, we haven't released the trailer yet. >> that's all right. just want to hear

but we thank you for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> producer of black and blue. >> thank you so much. >> jim, over to you. >> thank you shall czar a all right, so the wizards are playing for their lives tonight, and kevin did your and the making his presence known in prince george's county even though he's also in the nba playoffs. we'll break it down for when you we come back at 5:00. >> you know i don't believe a word you're saying to me. whoa. are you actually about to scratch it rich at mgm national harbor? of course you are. because everyone who plays is an instant winner. so before you win your share of 1.5 million dollars in prizes and free slot play. take these last few seconds to remember what life was like as a normal, everyday person. because in an instant, that all could change. join mlife rewards and play scratch it rich for your share

this is monumental.

>> golden state warriors, kevin did your and the has not forgotten hits roots, grew up, this evening, learning did your and the's foundation cut a check for $60,000 to upgrade the pleasant activity center where the basketball superstar played when he was a child. >> ableists in our youth, and the pleasant activity center holds a very, very special place, in his heart. this is a man, who gives back, never forgot, from whence he

came. >> more than 400 student and staff therefore the ribbon cutting ceremony. we of course should mention his golden state warriors in the nba playoffs, same with the wizards, they play tonight game seven in boston. >> look at that, thanks for being with us here at 5:00. the news at 6:00 starts right now. >> this is fox5 local news at 6:00. >> we were expecting the worse. >> tonight at 6:00 a tour bus caring more than two dozen children overturned, on a maryland highway. plus: how safe is your ride home fox5 most popular bus systems. and ... >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> take a look at this, this is the first time that he was heard -- >> the type of situation would you barely believe is real. the news at 6:00 starts right now. >> for the second time in as many months, security guard with montgomery county public schools was arrested on sex abuse charges. than

i'm sean yan. >> i i'm tony perkins, mike turned himself in and has been charged with sex abuse after minor. fox5's paul wagner starts us off live tonight with the story. paul? >> hey, tony, sean, just last month, the security guard, head of security at richard montgomery high scholar he is dollars and charged with having sex with a 17 year old student. now, this, what we've learned, is that there was a security guard working here at colonel lee brooke middle school who is accused of having sex with a 14 year old eighth grader. and the way the police found out about it? the mother caught him. >> according , caught by the mother of the eighth grader, inside the bedroom of the child's home. she then notified the police, who interviewed the 21 year old security guard, who admitted having sex with the girl on several occasions. >> i know they communicated via text messaging, she