at about quarter to 11 last nights that's when police got a call for the sound of gunshots on this street. the 17 year old nature disir was in the driver's seat and the 18 year old was in the passenger seat. the man who lives in this house looked outside after the shooting and he said he could see the interior light of the car on. at this hour montgomery county police are not saying what the motive might be in this case, in fact, they're not saying whether or not these two may have been targeted or if it was even random. the first call came at a 911 at ten:46 p.m. for the sound of gunshots on gallery court. gun shots less than five minutes ago. he doesn't know what kind of gun. >> five minutes later, the first arriving officer found a honda with a motor

headlights on. two people down, blood, gunshot wounds to the head. no pulse on either subject. q. this man who lives in the house where the honda was parked, heard the shots. we pecked through the window and we noticed the lights were on and then the rear side window was shattered. >> just up the street gordon giep says he heard the shots as well, but thought it was fireworks. when he looked out the window he says he saw nothing. an hour later a disk came by at 1 a.m. and he had me go back towards where i could see the vehicle and said have you seen this vehicle on the street before and i said no, i haven't. he discovered that one of his surveillance cameras captured the sound of gunshots and a car leaving the

that's quite sad for young men to lose their life that way. now that recording indicates there may be as many as 22 or 23 shots that were fired. it sounds like there's some overlap in the gunfire, possibly that there were two different guns that may have been used. now i spoke with the 18 year old's stepfather earlier today. did not want to go on camera. i asked him if he knew why his stepson might have been in this neighborhood last night. of course the night before his graduation. he said he had no idea why he was over here miles away from where they live. now, earlier today at around three:30 this afternoon, the fox5 photographer came here to the scene to help out with our life shot and actually found two more shell casings here in the grass this one being

phone. you can't -- actually you can see the shell casing right there in the grass. the other one is just up here to the right where you can see a flashlight there in the grass marking the second one. and then here is a montgomery county crime seen technician using a metal detector to see if he can find any further shell casings on the scene. that's what we know at this hour. troubling case. no motive. no arrest at this point. at this point, also as you know in that recording that we played for you there was a sound of a car driving away. there's no description of a get away car as well. paul wagner, fox5 local news. >> both of the victims were set to graduate to graduate from northwest high school. they were ad at graduation practice. he told them they he were going to sell graduation tickets. he said that was the last time he heard from

the only father and his father said they're clue less as to what happened to their son and as to why. you know what, i'm a believer and i believe he is in a better place. but in the meantime i like to find what's happened to him, who killed him what's the reason. there's a question. we still have answer he left us here and we very happy -- he's a happy boivment he's a good boy. i want to see my grandkids. today is graduation. we're very happy. she took off. >> you can imagine very somber notes at the ceremony held at dar constitution hall. that's where matt ackland is. they're out there celebrating, but it's

obviously a very sad for a lot of people who know these boys. i just talked to the principal a few minutes ago and he said it's hard to make sense of this tragedy. it just wrapped up at about a half hour ago. a very large graduation ceremony. this was streemed, the entire ceremony. this has been a day that so many students have been looking forward. it began as most graduation do, parents brought flowers and balloons. there was a sadness many were experiencing. the ceremony began with a moment of silence for the two graduates who died overnight as well as another student lost earlier in the year. while we are here today to celebrate this mow meant us time in the lives of our graduates and their families, we have heavy hearts given the recent loss yesterday evening of two of our seniors. all right. outside

today we had a chance to speak with some of the students. i want you to hear from them as well. it's something that was unexpected, really. but all we could do is pray, pray that this world gets better. it happened out of nowhere. they were good people. i knew one of them. the other one i didn't know too well. i knew one of them slightly and he wasn't a bad guy at all. it's very sad that he's not going to walk across the stage with us today. the principal said he's known them for five years since they were in middle school. he described them personable and excellent students. he told us he will deliver their diplomas to their families personally later in the week. live in d.c., matt ackland, fox5 local news. >> we have some knew surveillance video showing two burglars inside a home in the district. police are immediatinging your help to identify these guys.

entered a home on perry place back on may 22. one of the men heads upstairs where the other takeses a few items from the living room before they both take off running. if you recognize them please call police. the drug enforcement agency has issued a warning responding to overdose. the issue is fentanyl, 50 times more deadly and increasingly showing up on the clothes of police, emts ar firefighters who are trying to save those lies. tom fitzgerald is live at ea in virginia. this is more serious than we thought. >>reporter: it really is. we've known for years that fentanyl its deadly. now that fatal possibility is extending to the first responders who were in charge of saving these lives keep in mind opioid deaths are killing pep not only in d.c., but in maryland and virginia as well. nationwide how bad is this problem? try 33,000 people

in one year's time that have died from overdoses on this stuff. now, here at the dea today, the acting director could not have been more blunt to police, fire, emts about this. he said flat out, don't touch this stuff. the acting attorney general of the united states, a man with his hands full right now, recognizing the severity of this problem came here today and went even further. he sayses this is a clear and present dangerment his words to the united states and tonight he is warning law enforcement that they need to be careful. the spread of opioids brings a growing risk to our first responders. fentanyl is especially dangerous. fentanyl is 30 to 50 times more deadly than heroin. just two milligrams, the equivalent of a few grains of salt, an amount that can fit on the tip of your finger can be lethal. so let's talk about what

fentanyl, folks, is a synthetic form of heroin. why would you want a synthetic form of heroin well, you don't. at least the drug addicts don't t know that but the drug dealers find a cheap way to put the purity of their product at a low cost not caring about the consequences. they are cutting fentanyl into heroin, into cocaine and then putting that out onto the street. many time the drug addicts who buy this stuff have no idea they are essentially killing themselves nearly instantly. the concern now for first responders is this, as little as you heard the attorney general, the assist and the attorney general say, this is about a dab of salt that can be dangerous, fatal even. if this gets on an officer, it can also trigger an overdose in that individual and put their life in

the country. you heard about a case recently in ohio, there have been cases in new jersey and here in our aryks the loudon county sheriff mike chap man he'll tell you flat out, personnel who are in this line of work, they want to save lives. what they don't want to do is something that could jep skies their own. this is different in the sense that now we have concern about our own health and safeties as we role up on a scene where it used to be where we came across drugs we could do a simple field test and we can find out what it is. now we can't do that that. we have to make sure that we secure the substance very, very carefully. of course the big question here at the dea tonight, what are you doing about this? what are you doing to safeguard these police officers, these law enforcement officials, these firefighters and first responders that you are issuing this concern about tonight? the answers we got back were not exactly

they are not doing a very good job about tracking how many of these types of first responders are being exposed to these kinds of things. there were promises today of help. there were promises today of more equipment, but ultimately right now, job one tonight warning these first responders to stay away from this stuff, secure this evidence at the scene and do whatever they can to make sure they are not exposed to fentanyl in any form. we're live here at dea headquarters tonight in arlg than to, tom fitzgerald, fox5 local news. >> coming up, panic in paris. a man trieses to an attack an officer at a famous contact cat yelled out. >> the second day of trial of billion cosby. more details about whether or not the judge allow testimony from the mother of one of cosby's accuse ers. happy tuesday to you, a little l brighter kay, that's for sure although we hav

clouds around. could that change for tomorrow? we'll talk about what you can expect for the rest of this tuesday and what's ahead for wednesday. fox5 local news is coming right back. back.

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>> we got could new information about that attack on a police officer in front of a popular tourist attracts. a man attacked an officer guarding note raised tonight damn cathedral with a hammer and said this is for syria. no word on the officer's condition. he was carrying a hammer, kitchen knives and documents that he may be an al just so we're clear and student. >> day two of billion cosby's assault trial got underway today. cosby accused of drugging and secretariesly assaulting a woman more than a decade day ago. his accuser took the stand. she says cosby groped her at his home in philadelphia back in 2004. he gave her three blue pills that he claimed took the edge off and ease her stress about the upcoming career change. she described herself as being

from the detective who initiated the investigation and the mother of another accuser who says she was sexually assaulted by cosby in the '90s. >> all right. let's take a live look outside because it is a gorgeous day. a little breeze out there, nice and warm, perfect condition i think anybody could agree on that. especially after yesterday. yesterday was -- we'll forget about it. but sue what's the plan for the rest of the week. i a agree with all of the above, but what i especially enjoyed is the lower humidity. the northwest breeze that you mentioned brought in the dryer air. while you can see a lot of popcorn like days, for the most part we have been free of showers. although the same system that we were talking about yesterday still whicialg with a lot of showers, just a little too far north to really affect us in terms of showers, but you can see that some of these are getting closer into southern pennsylvania. again, we'ring whying to keep the chance of a shower in

dixon line. otherwise the rest of us why why are going to be dealing with the clouds. a quick look at our local radar and we're not finding anything showing up here, but again that mix of clouds and sun that we expected and a beautiful day. we are at 75-degrees right now. i believe that is our high for the day and you can see richmond at 78, but then you get up and under the influence of that big upper level low that's kind of spinning slowly over the northeast and it's only 58 in binghamton, pittsburgh, 64. new york city 56. that's a chilly 49 in the boston area. what you can also see here is the beginning of an east wind to beginning to develop in our area. that will bring in more clouds tonight or something we call the marine layer and clouds are going to be thickening thrughout the night as we go forward. but beautiful evening ahead right now. again, local temperatures range from the low 70s to mid 730s, as warm as 78 at manassas, as cool as 68 in winchester. here is

evening planner and what to expect. don't bother to bring the umbrella. 75-degrees for 7:00. 9:00, 72, clouds are increasing at 11:00. 69-degrees and foretomorrow we expect a cool day, a cloudy day with a few more showers around, especially in the first part of the day. we'll time out the arrival of any showers for you and let you know what to get ready for on your wednesday. the week is going pretty quickly if you ask me. jim and sarah over to you. coming up a 16 year old rescued from a human trafficking ring in loudon county. the two men that were using her. first, though, a fox5 followup. she said you have to some of the students t at quote wear that jobs or head scarfs because they didn't lay their edges or take out their traction. >> two high school seniors say

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job you need to take it off. if you don't take it off then you're going to get sent home. i was like i'm not taking it off. i'm fasting and it's my religion, i'm not taking it off i thought that even if i had it on file, they would -- i wouldn't have to carry it around. they said you have to have it with you in order for you to wear it. >> the school administrations has posted apology. they are denouncing the administrator's actionses. we did reach out to freedom high school to these specific accusations, at that time a spokesperson refused to comment saying they were will not respond point by point on the situation. after our story aired they decided to weigh in. sweeping changes could be coming to prince george's county public schools. this is a situation that makes us say maybe we need to do additional training at the staff level, the administrator

those are things we look at because again the commitment here is making sure that everybody feels welcome, everyone fells included and we are living up to the high standards we've set for ourselves. that sensitivity training will come after year old 18 year old came forward saying their principal and assistant principal harassed them because they wore that jobs making the girls state prove for hazer the head coverings. they are still investigating specific claims, but made it very clear freed oom high school's administration was wrong. notes are not required to wear hijobs we're told the administration involved did have meetings about the school's top brass about the situation. any disciplinary action as a result from those meetings we're due to confidentiality policies they would not give us that information. now so the district swiftly apologized to the girl's

denounced freedom high school's actionses. our code of behavior makes it abend and thely clear that someone wear wear if that is in accordance with their religious beliefs. in this case something happened that just got off line. we want to reiterate that we are welcoming everybody we expect everybody to have religious freedom and that's the way it's going to be going forward. i want a social on soaghts immediate h this why. why the name freedom high school when you can't have the freedom to practice your beliefs. somewhere there is a disconnect kevin murphy wrote if this is permitted they need to let christian students be able to read the bible and talk about god. school administrators should be fired. this is northern virginia, a very diverse area. i'm not buying the we didn't realize plea, they purposely targeted these girls because of their religion.

graduate on saturday and off to college because both say they came forward to fight forthrights of the students who remain at freedom high school. teisha lewis, fox5 local news. >> coming up at 56789. 30, education secretary betsy devos appeared before the senate appropriations committee today in a hearing that got pretty heated. after you promised not to do this in your confirmation hearing after you were asked asked about it ex a little itale budget plan that calls for dep cuts for education. did you know we're in the middle of infrastructure week? probably not. because president trump's tweets are taking all of the attention. we're going to tell you about it and tell you how it can affect you coming up. and force went on a field trippolic- today. first the african-american history museum then to ben's chili bowl. we'll explain the message behind

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>> h this is fox5 local news at five. five:30 on the nose, top stories right now, howard county police charging a man and woman with human trafficking a minor. investigators say andre russel el and heather harding were forcing a 16 year old girl into prostitution. that victim had been reported as a runaway. detectives arrested the pair last thursday after getting a tip. harding's picture was not release for investigative reasons. an oxon hill man arrested and charged with a series of indecent exposure on the metro. louie smith has done this on both trains and buses. the most recent case happened yesterday on a yesterday. a second incident happened

line train. the victim in that case was able to capture the whole thing on cellphone video. a prince george's county sky fox after a suspect was running from a home burglary. he prompted a barricade situation. officers were out there trying to negotiate for about two hours before the suspect piecefully surrounded. there was a warrant out for his arrest. >> there have been some events, but other things over shadowing the white house the white house declared this infrastructure week. you may have missed the headlines. fox5's political reporter ronica cleary is live outside our studios in northwest with more on how some democrats would like to work with the president on this issue. the tweets have really not stopped since saturday night, that terror attack in london and it really started with tweets about that and it continued to be on a variety of

travel ban to saudi arabia and there was a lot of reaction to it. so this morning the president took to twitter to really respond to that in particular, if you will, defending his use of social media. if you look at these e says that he has to because of the quote, honest -- he has to provide his quote, honest and unfiltered message. it's the only way that it can be delivered. he says that's beause of the quote, fake mainstream media. he also said that he would not have won the white house had he not relied on social media and it was the first topic to be brought up when questions opened in today's briefing. take a listen to press secretary sean spicer really defense it. the president is the most effective messenger on his agenda and i think his use of social media, he now has a collective total of close to 110 million people across different platforms. it gives him

speak straight to the american people which has proved to be a very effective tool. the same people who are kri tegging his use of it now ceo techeddedded him during the election. there has been a lot focus on what the white house is calling infrastructure week. it's an effort to fulfill a campaign promise that the democrats responded to saying that they would be willing to compromise and work with president trump on. it all started yesterday in the east room wet president announced efforts to privatize air traffic control jobs. today in the white house they talked about the fact that they want to create this public private sector partnership to create jobs all while building roads and bridges. so i spoke with senator chris van holland, a democrat to say is this something that gives you hope? are you willing and eager to work with the president based on what you've seen this week

take a listen. i always hoped, i hope that we can come together. weave not gotten any sponsor engagement to the irchg we put for. instead we're hearing about this plan that really comes out of wall street where a lot of the infrastructure would be privately funded and the profits would go to in investors. we don't think that will provide the kind of modernization that we need in all parts of our country. of course through it all the tweets and social media continue. so i actually spoke with a social media expert to learn a little bit more about the president's tweets and i spoke to you for what we like to call the pulse of the people. we're going to be back with all of that on 5@6:30. make sure to tune in. reporting live in northwest, ronica cleary, fox 35 local news. >> education secretary betsy devos appeared before the

appropriations subcommittee today. she testified on president trump's controversial budget propose l al forth department of education. that would cut 9 billion-dollar in education spending. it was a pretty heated hearing with a harsh panel. take a listen. this is a difficult budget request to defense. secretary devos, as you know, i was very clear during your confirmation process that i had serious concerns with your extreme education secretary logical commitment to prief tieing our public schools, your extensive financial conflicts of interest and your lack of understanding of the role of the federal government in protect the civil rights of students across the country. the budge proposal forth department of education can be summed up very quickly in one word, business mol. and after you promised not to do this in your confirmation when you were asked about it explicitly by senator cas disi this budget does exactly that. now in addition tho

administration wants to invest millions into an unprecedented expansion of private school vouchers and public private charter schools. some critics are also concerned that religious or private schools might scriment against some students. this budget lays out a series of proposals and priorities that work toward ensuring every student has an equal opportunity to receive a great education. it focuses on returning decision-making power and flexibility to the states where it belongs. and giving parents more control over their child's education. >> a right that has been denied for too long. >> in area opening statement it seems shocking, but says it's necessary. >> thursday is the day for former fbi director james comey set to testify on capital hill. president trump said yesterday he wouldn't use executive privilege to block comey from speaking to the intelligence committee. the president power to do so as well as establish administration officials, the president

and thorough oh administration of the facts. senate security advisor michael flynn and his russian cas. according to some new reports president trump may live tweet during the hearing. you can watch the former fbi's testimony live right here on fox5, live on thursday starting at 10 a.m. >> the top brass in the d.c. police force went on a field trip today about 40 members of the command staff tour the national museum of african-american history and cull your t. while they were there they learned about the history of policing in america and learned about some of d.c.'s history, too. the commanders then went to ben fers chilly bowel after that where a his tornado watchal talked to them about the history of the city and how they have reacted with community members over the years. those that were there learned quite a bis bit. they say it brings them greater understanding of what those issues are today that the community fac.

>> today marks the 73rd anniversary of d day, the allied invasion of norm and disi france. i was the start of the end of world war ii. towns and cities across america are remembering that pivotal day. fox5's bob barnard bring us to one of thest ticketed events across the national mall. >>reporter: silver springs herman sigh chiquita, he's 93 years old. a sergeant with the army's fourth infantry division he landed on the first wave of d day. once the fighting started and it was just gung ho. >> one fight after another. we were lucky. i asked mr. ziheck what he remembers of that

that day. >> what thoughts today still come back to you. >> all of them. >> corneal arnold gabriel is conducting the memorial band. he's 92 now. a machine gun gabrielle landed on the beach 73 years ago today. i had a lieutenant one time who told me when i used to look back, he would say don't look back, just don't stare. >> the keynote speaker at this ceremony lieutenant general gary cheek, director of the u.s. army staff. general cheek says watch this opening scene from the movie saving private ryan and you'll get a sense of what the heros of d disappearanced. these great veterans, they lived it. and they went through it. it is amazing. the courage and commitment of those soldiers at that

incomprehensible to me. no wonder we called thement greatest generation. >> at world war ii memorial on the national mall, bob barnard, fox5 local. >> the gratitude that even a young generation they're learning about it through textbooks are there to show their gratitude and appreciation. >> it makes it real. >> it does. be careful about what you put online. >> ten harvard freshman will not be attending class there after all and it's all because of what they posted on social media. how this car ended up inside this backyard swimming pool. >> yikes. not exactly a pool day out there, but i would say this was fantastic early june weather. we saw plenty t of sunshine. 75-degrees out there we'll still got winds gusting to 15 miles a

feels very comfortable. however, the clouds and then the showers will quickly return to the forecast. it's turning pretty cool, but then that cool weather will be replaced with some summer-weather heat. we have something for everyone in the seven day forecast. stick with fox5. we'll be right back after this. (counting for hide n' seek.) ready or not, here i come. ♪♪

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included. all right. let's talk about today, shall we. >> much nicer. best weather ever. you loved it, right? this is like the perfect weather. >> all we're doing is just making sarah happy. if sarah is happy so goes the united states it really was amazing. i thought it reminded me of more like an early fall day. it was just a beautiful breeze out of the northwest, clearing us out after a cloudy, sticky and not so sticky. back into the/d category with the clouds and the showers and the cool marine layer weather returning. that is live look outside, a beautiful ending i believe as we're looking at the potomac there through this tuesday afternoon. it will be a glorious evening. maybe even needing a light jacket later on tonight. nice cool weather in place. it's going to stay that way forth next couple of days. when i say the marine layer returning tonight. that means we have

clouds, some low fog. there may be some showers around to start off your wednesday morning. spotty showers, not a lot of rain, but just enough to keep some things gloomy and blow normal temperatures and then on thursday. we are going to replace the cool weather with some major heat as we get into the weekend. friday is pretty pleasant and then saturday is great, but really looking like summer sunday and beyond. if you love this type of weather it's going to stay cool, but not for long. the summer lovers are going to get their weather here, too. nornl al high temperature this time of year 81. seventy-five whens minister, 74 in baltimore. seventy-eight nice land breeze for annapolis. seventy-three in leonardtown. winds are still out of the northwest. it's pretty brisk sus stained at 150 to 15 miles an hours, but they should lens as we move past sun sevment a couple clouds around today. make it really

with the bright blue sky behind i. we are on the bottom edge of an upper low pressure. 39-degreeses was the high temperature in boston. that's normal for november. very spotty up near state college, but some of the moisture is going to be thrown back from the ocean ease ward to westward. usually weather moves in the opposite pattern. back to our cold front we'll move overnight and that'sing whying to push in all the atlantic. clouds and spotty showers in the morning. maybe a few peaks of sunshine in the afternoon, but we could be hard pressed to see that and it will be late afternoon. temperatures tomorrow mainly in the 60s. here's what it lookses like, clear skies early, but you have a thick cloud cover and this is drizzle analyte rain. kind of the speaks can i keep of rain where it's not enough for your windshield wipe ers. it looks like

get some clearing by thursday morning. and also on the cool side. you see still a chance of a shower along 95. here's your planning forecast for tomorrow. umbrellas maybe but the showers will be very spotty. temperatures in the 630s. still cool as we round out wednesday. 5 p.m. temperature only of 70-degrees. that's 10-degrees blow normal both wednesday and thursday. eightys by friday after a really comfortable mornings zip trip with the morning crew this week in georgetown, d.c. we hit 81 in the afternoon. a beautiful start to the weekend. still comfortably warm on saturday, but the humidity is back with the heat on sunday. ninety-two and then he would, 94 monday, 94 tuesday with the humidity. i'm guessing thats ' jim clapping because sarah said today is her type of weather. it's kind of sarcastic, i walked to work and i

but he's not walking very far. and she calls you out. it doesn't take much for me breaking out a sweat in that type of weather. >> that's for your. >> thank you, caitlyn. >> i'm just looking forward to some pool dayses. >> ten in coming freshman at harvard are now looking for a new college and the twist it is linked to famous harvard dropout mark zucker soon, cellphones will drop your text messages when you're descriefg. stay with us, we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ pro-tip. get these great smoked ribs. twenty minutes on the grill, they're done. you think he cares if i smoke ribs for six hours? what? the best food at amazing prices, giant. tom went to washington to take on the insurance companies and the credit card companies

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billion requires parents be notified within five dayses when and if their child is being bull yid in school. the second requires all school counselors to be trained in bullying and suicide prevention. our goal is to make sure that when a student comes to our schools that they're safe, they're protecting psychological, emotional and physical aspects of a student. we want students to come to school to focus on education and not be worried about people bullying or if there is issues out there we have the counselors here, they can address those issues as soon as possible. they're also a push to get people in schools to identify the challenges of mental health. >> at least ten in coming students who had visions of putting harvard on their resume are out of luck. the would be freshman had their admissions revoked because of sexist and racist comments on social media some of the jokes wer

majorities, the holocaust, sexual abuse harvard has the right to. more and men are saying no to l college. according to a new report is because they don't want to take on mountains of debt. don't blame them. others say the campus environment is becoming too hostile towards men. today women hold about of 35 percent of all bachelor degrees. some say women are now facing the same pressures they did in the 50ings and 60s to go to school and to get a job to make a good live. interesting. roll reversal. >> day two of apple's developer conference. they murder from one of america's out spoken women, michelle obama. we don't know all the details because reporters were kicked out of the event. we also don't know if she was paid to speak.

yesterday apple unvailed a handful of new products on the first day of big conference. apple's new features will help you stay save behind the wheel. the new software blocks texting while driving. one of the key parts is a do not disturb while driving mode. once that thing is turned on, your phone will be able to detect when you're driving. >> that is a blackberry. that could be the new iphone. >> who knows. >> notifications will be muted and your screen will remain dark. we're talking about iphones. we are. there have been apps out there for answering devices already that will stop you from using the phone while its in orption. >> not for blackberries the last i checked. >> on the way, georganne amalclooney welcoming twins. the two bundles of joy coming up next.

>> a big congratulations tonight for george clooney and his wife she gaif birth to twins, a girl ella and boy alexander. the spokesperson for the couple say the new mom and babies are doing well. they're probably registered at target and bed, bath and beyond. thanks for being with us at five. fox5 local news at six starts right now. this is fox5 local news at six. >> friends just hours away from their high school graduation were found shot to death. two high school students shot dead in a valley of gunfire here in montgomery village. police haven't said if it's targeted or random. an update to a story you saw first on fox5. how high school administratorses responded after being accused of hards asking muslim students at school. plus, we know and love she's

of a government contractor accused of leaking top secrets say she's innocent. the news at six starts right now. a somber graduation today for a mont high school after two seniors were shot to death hours before the ceremony. thanks for joining us tonight. i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. >> montgomery county police were called to a quiet cul de sac and they found a 17 year old and an 18 year old dead inside a honda sedan. paul wagner joins us live with the story. >>reporter: i'm standing where that sedan was parked last night at about quarter to 11. you can still see some glass here in the roadway where the gunfire shattered. we do believe from what we can see in pictures and from what we understand from witnesses here that the car was parked heerks that the 17 year old in a just so we're clear was in the drivers' seat, that