>> right now at 10:00 police may be getting closer to figuring out who killed two maryland teens hours before their high school graduation. the evidence found at the scene. and video of a violent arrest in the district has gone viral. a man is seen getting hit by a police officer. but, this video doesn't tell

then, caught on camera, no tavrment m card, no pro problem. this man used a back hoe and rats, unwelcomed dinner guests in a popular d.c. restaurant. we'll take you inside. the news at 10 starts now. >> still no arrests in the murders of two maryland high school seniors. thanks for joining us i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm tony perkins. >> new details are coming out tonight raising more questions about what led to what is now being ruled a double homicide. >> here's what we know now. montgomery county police are still looking for the killer and motive. the boys ziberov and shadi sns najjar were found in a car hours before they were supposed to graduate high school. >> tisha lewis is live tractor-trailer police headquarters. tisha, we're hearing there's new details of evidence found at the scene. what you can tell us. well, shawn, tony, the new information tonight is it that sources are telling

news" that one of the victims, was found with cash at the scream of the incident. we're told it was less than $50. we also want to tell viewers that one of the victims, his father says that the two young men were selling extra tickets for the graduation ceremony that would have happened the next day. by many accounts, these were two, young, bright lives with very promising futures. now, we did talk to police tonight. they want to make a plea to the public. they're asking nin in the community that has any information big or small to contact police. they're also wanting us to remind our viewers that there is a $10,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest in this case. and 19-year-old artem some sdixt berov and shadi sns n aj jar, n aj jar was laid

today. his family says they're offering a $20,000 reward to help find the killer. and today a medical examiner determined the teen's deaths were homicides caused by multiple gun shot wounds. >> today the process of the investigation is more of inward kind of thing. it may not appear that a lot is going on. but there is still a lot of work and effort trying to determine who was responsible for these two murders. >> please, if you know anyone who killed my beautiful boy, please you need to call. the reward is $20,000 now and increase until i find who killed my beautiful boy. and detectives continue to investigate this double hoci

motive. in fact, there are more questions about what happened here and why, then there are answers. also, police are asking anyone in the community who may have information to call their major crimes division. that number is 240-773-5070. the two teens reportedly became close friends and best friends after learning that they shared a birthday. that's a birthday they would have celebrated on thursday. a go fund me page is set up to support the victims' families. tisha lewis, "fox5 local ne news". and, of course, it was emotional day for friend and family of shadi najjar. shadi's uncle led the service we spoke to him and shadi's father who made a desperate plea to find his son's killer. >> please, please

know anyone who killed by beautiful boy, please, you need to call. and we -- the reward will be $20,000 now. and i'm going to keep increasing it until i find who killed my beautiful boy. >> i am praying for his mom and dad. they work so hard for him. they give him everything. everything he wanted he got. and he was a good kid. cameras seem to capture everything these days including two stories we're covering tonight. >> the videos show a man trying to rip off an atm in pretty unwelcomed visitor at a d.c. restaurant. lauren demarco joins us now with the caught on camera stories. lauren. >> tone yes, i shawn, the first video we have for you out of prince george county involves an extremely bold criminal. take a look it happened 4:30 a.m. thursday at a bank in the 75 0 0 block of marboro

police say the suspect stole a backhoe. drove it to the bank and used it to try to break into the atm. the suspect did not get away with any money and did cause more than $10,000 worth of damage. >> it's definitely very unique the fact that we did see you know our suspect in this incident knew where to find a backhoe, stole it, was able to drive it several miles down the road undetected, and was able to be use it so fluently to damage and try to break into the atm. >> wild. and surveillance cameras captured an imannual of the suspect. here it s if you recognize this guy, police want to hear from you. >> and now in the district tonight a restaurant just off u street corridor is shut down after people spot whad appeared to be a rat crawling around inside. >> all kind of critters and rodents. >> this say restaurant.

facebook last monday as after it came it our attention. they told us they were investigating and the restaurant ty crossing on 9th street was shut down until they deem it ready for reopening. this may give you the creeps. the owner says that he is equally upset. we tracked him down an he actually asked us to bring our camera inside to show that he and his staff keep the place clean. >> you're glad we're here. >> at least you can expose our response seriously. >> it's not supposed to be inside the restaurant. i agree that's why things have to close. okay, we close it. >> talk to the health department. we clean it up. >> well, we were inside.

the owner says he welcomes cleaning and inspectors because he doesn't want his customers to have anything less than ideal. there's construction next door in the unit to him and also a commercial kitchen ep on owe the other side. some patrons said they think he's the victim of a row don't problem all across the city. i talked with one woman that showed up and she was trying buy mango sticky rice to go even though she just learned of the video with the rat. he says the restaurant has been there three years and every been shut down before. clearly, shawn, tony, some people i guess say you know this is something that goes on in the city and they're going to standby the local business owners. >> well, it is disgusting to think about it but i mean i guess it happens in a lot of other cities. i don't want to be in the restaurant and see a rat running up the curtains next to me. >> you hear about it in other place. >> new york city. >> and here. >> it doesn't mean it is not unhealthy. >> still disgusting. >> hopefully t

the problem out. thank you, lauren. well, tonight, we have a preview of fired fbi director james comey testimony before the senate intelligence committee. >> comey's opening statement was made public today. caroline shivly has the details. >> in his written testimony to be delivered tomorrow james comey says president told him at a dinner meeting in january "i need loyalty. i expect loyalty" comey says i did move, speak or change my facial expression any way during the awkward silence that followed. later in the same meeting president trump again asked for his loyalty and he replied he will always get loyally from me. and the president described the russia investigation as a cloud and allegedly asked comey to "lift the cloud" the former fbi director also talks about the february 14 oval office conversation where the conversation allegedly asked comey to con

end to an investigation into former national security advisor michael flynn req requesting he "see your way clear to letting this go." >> there's a lot more we need to know to understand what that relationship was and what the conversations were. >> on capitol hill today more attention on conversations with the commander in chief. senators pressing nsa director admirl mike rogers and director of national intelligence dan coats about reports that the president asked to down play the fbi investigation. >> i have never been directed to do anything i believed to be illegal, immoral, unethical or inappropriate. >> they repeatedly declined to discuss details of the talk unsetting lawmakers. >> i'm not satisfied with i do not believe it is a appropriate or i do not feel i should answer. and that was caroline shivley reporting. today in a tweet president trump announced

replacement. christopher wray. details to follow. who is christopher wray. he served as assistant attorney general in channel of doj under george w. bush and during that time saw enron prosecution and post 911 response and certained as energy chris christie's lawyer during bridgegate. he's in private practice specializing in white collar crimes. he will need senate confirmation to takeover the bureau. we will have more coverage of the testimony tomorrow and broadcasting the hearing "fox5" 10 a.m. and you can watch it liver on fox5dc on our facebook page and also on youtube channel and web site. foxdc.com and news app we have you covered no matter where you are. to the district now. did d.c. policeo

during an arrest officers pepper train separating and hitting a man and the video went viral. tonight police are saying it doesn't tell the whole story. kristin leon reports. >> we're told by neighbors anthony shatoe the man you see the the police are trying to rest in this video says he as a history of breaking in and squatting on g street. police were called there. some neighbors there tell us that even though she should not have been there at the time that the vice lens in this video was uncalled for by police. that's why they started recording when they d take a closer look. >> say what you want. say what you want. i'm talking, you get too close. >> the video itself is going viral on instagram. >> this -- >> in it you hear a man shouting sxli activities to two d.c. police officers and at one point, you see d.c. police appear to try to restrain him. but what happenene

s had hateu says was uncalled for. >> they never said i was under arrest and never said anything. they never told me to stop. they never told me anything. >> anthony the man in that video told "fox5" today two days ago he got a call about officers trying to take away his pit bull. at these apartments off g street southeast. turns out according to the incident report officers were trying to arrest him for squatting in the apartment. >> talking trash the whole time they was talking trash about how strong they was. >> he admits he you shnot be living there in the first place and was smoking marijuana. in the end, he believes he should not have been beaten up. >> they kept trying to grab me and i asked them to please stop grabbing me i asked them many times please stop gr grainging me had they said i was under arrest i would have let them arrest me. >> this is not the first time police have been called for

shateau. >> he has been escorted out by management and police from vacant apartments. >> in this case, she believes the violence captured that day of both sides could have all been prevented. >> there are many programs out here that will assist you and give you a little roof over your head. yes, it could have been avoided. >> since our interview with chateau earlier today we learned with sources close to this investigation that he was arrested because he violated the judge's order owe of being on the premise at that time. and according to the incident report police also say that chateau hit and spit one of the officers and in that incident report chateau was arrested for assaulting a police officer and resisting arrest and consumption of marijuana and up lawful entry. police are not commenting further on this case. of course, we'll let you know in anything else change from here. in northeast

kristin leon, "fox5 local news". life saving technical came too late for a local family. >> it's not too late for other family as i new bill that could go a long way in saving lives of children who are locked in hot cars.

tom went to washington to take on the insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks - that's what tom perriello is about. i was proud to stand with president obama because progressive causes have been my life's work. i'm tom perriello, and i'm running for governor to reduce economic inequality, raise wages, eliminate the burden of student debt and protect our climate. together we really can build a virginia that works for everyone.

>> every summer many children die needlessly in hot cars. as the weather gets warmer the risk for tragedies goes up. today safety advocates introduce a new bill called the hot cars act. it would require cars to be equipped with technology to alert you if someone still in the backseat when a car is turned out of. life saving technology comes too late for one local familiar limit their 21-month-old son died after being unknowingly left in a hot car. more than 800 children have died in heat stroke in hot cars since 1990. all right, let's get a tickets outside right now. it is chillier today than yesterday. gary mcgrady is t

>> well, it's going to continue. tomorrow it's a little warmer. but still kind of cool for this time of year. soak it up though. i mean because next week. >> we'll be explaining. >> absolutely. >> everybody will be explaining i think. sarah simmons she likes it like that. temperatures out there in some cases have been cooling down this evening. we had showers. couple places in the autos. gaithersburg 53. frederick 54 and winchester 57. what the heck happened to june. there's no showers on stormtracker radar now. but if you broaden out the picture a little bit there's a little bit for parts of west virginia and then way down to the south. and then okay, overnight tonight chilly, cooler, we're dropping down to 58 degrees in washington. 53 fredericksburg an a lot of low 50s some places tomorrow morning early close tots upper 40s. that's jacket weather. hot stuff coming we'll talk about that next time you see me. i'll show you the 7 day for the cast like it

to you. >> gary. >> well, after a long, tough fight, funny man russ parr has become part of a d.c. lan landmark. >> she'll join us live next. it has something to do with this lands mark in d.c.. we'll be right back.

>> everything welcome back. so you have seep this before. donny simpson and russ parr two radio legend. one was featured on ben's chili bowl wall. he pitched hard to be included on that wall. take a look. >> are they ever going to put me up on this wall. is that going to happen? is it? >> celebrating 30 years of magic. >> all right. well the good news is it finally happened. comedian

joins us live in studio, congratulation. >> thank you, shawn. >> how does it feel. >> it feels really great. the funny thing about it, that whole thing with me and donny was a joke. >> oh, >> so you were not torn up about it. >> no but you know what everybody is coming up to me like we're going to get you on the wall man. >> it worked. >> i was not really trying to get. there i think it's a prestigious things and there's so many d.c. icons on that wall. >> let's talk about that. public voted and put you up on the waling along with folks like chuck brown, barack obama, michelle obama, prince, frederick douglass on the w wall. how does it feel to be included in that community. >> to me it's an honor and says i'm getting old. [ laughter ]. >> the only complaint i have is the fact that if you look at that mural donny's head is bigger than describe oh, >> and i'm a little upset about that. >> okay. >> but you know what in real life if you stood donny next

really bigger than mine. i had to accept reality. i'm good with it. >> we asked donny to be here tonight he couldn't be here. >> of course not he he's a tee time in the morning. >> now we know the secret. >> he had a message to you. >> that donny. >> just be happy you're th there, bro. you know, this is an honor to be a part of that initial group you hear that russ parr initial group was pretty special. but you know, i asked them not to put me back on the ballot. to give somebody else a chance and they put put me up this there jp way, i'm honored. i would suggest he carries himelf with class and be humble and paint is very liquid. and his face could be painted over very quickly. so, you know, just enjoy it i mean this is a special thing. you know, russ got a lot of years in here and so he

>> nice. >> i think you were absolutely deserving. >> that was nice. >> i was down there as ben's chili bowl they were pointing in the pictures. >> i'm the white guy. >> your color is coming in. >> you are right next to donny. >> right. >> when you walk down there and see that and your family seize it and fans see it what's the feeling you get. >> at first i'm not one of those kind of guys that look for accolades and pats on the back and things like that and then my daughter sent a text to my wife and said you know we need to go down and take a picture next to daddy on the wall. and just kind of hit me then that you know, this realcy is important. not taking anything away from it it's an important honor and to be -- i've been on the radio for 21 years and raising my kids in this area, and you know this is home. so i'm honored to be part of this. and to be right next to my friend good friend donny simpson who is just a heck ever a guy

request i have putting color in if they can make my eyes greener than his, are they green? >> they're brown. >> brown with a little red shot because i've not slept. >> it's an honor and seeing prince up there and former president and we miss him so much. to me, it's something that will be there for a long time until somebody paint it over. >> hopefully they won't and you'll be there a long time. >> and you belong on the wall, too. >> thank you i appreciate it. maybe next time. >> tony behind you really small you. >> heard that tony. you heard what he said, right? >> that is -- >> that was not me. >> russ, that's in shawn's contract when we're in the shawn's contract i'm behind area and small. >> thank you, tony. >> shank you, shawn, congratulations russ good guy deserves to be up there. >> coming up next "fox 5 news" at 10:30, jim, sarah. >> straight ahead a maryland man busted after he tried

man busted after he tried allegedly run over a police officer. >> and dogs in bags. big dogs, little dogs, all dogs must go in bags if you want them to be at your side in this big city. there you have it, gary. >> thanks a lot, jim. i'll tell you what we're in for a treat. a heat wave is coming. i'll tell you about that and show you the 7 day forecast in ability. stick around for that. more jim, sarah, tony, shawn. yeah. skl

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and graduate of hamilton university found shot to death in oxon hill. >> name-calling opt school bus. it was not the kids but the driver. what he said to a boy that has him in hot water tonight. the 10:30 starts now. >> all right. let's first get right to your weather. it's 62 degrees out there right now. it's going to be a little chilly perhaps tonight. let's check in with gary mcgrady and get the latest on weather right now. hey, gary. >> it seems hard to believe. tomorrow morning maybe 48, 49 in suburbs probably far west northwest. and how chilly is that. first basically second week of june and have to put jacket on. 57 now. jacket weather. it's cool for gaithersburg and not far from the 40s. frederick 54. we're sitting at 63 in town. temperature went up a little bit. we'll have sunshine. tomorrow a little w

today. because of the sunshine. we'll have clouds, too, mixture of clouds and sun after school, 72 to 77 and it looks like here in town tomorrow we're going to top out 75. i'm telling you right now you need to enjoy tomorrow and enjoy friday and actually it looks nice days. as we get into the weekend look what happens we start turning up the meet. 88 saturday. lots of sunshine. 88. and actually as we get into the heat wave sunday 94. monday 5. tuesday 96 and wednesday 59 and it's going to feel hotter with the humidity and it looks like it's primarily going to be dry. we'll be hot, humid and dry. not even summer yet. but we're already having -- this say big time heat wave guys. how long does the heat wave sing around. we'll have that in the full weather forecast in a bit. back over to you guys. >> gary, thanks. let's get to top stories now. i

bank robber. this man robbed a wells fargo bank yesterday afternoon and it happened in the branch of the 200 block of maple avenue east in vienna and the suspect approached a tell erin demanded money and took off with undisclosed amount of money. >> a member of ms 13 entering alfred plea in murder of teenage boy in sterling. it allows jose diaz to maintain innocence. morano was shot and killed in 2015. he is set to be sentenced next week. >> we now know what caused a townhouse fire fire in reston virginia it started in a recessed light fixture. a firefighter fell through the floor while battling flames. he was treated for minor injuries and released from the hospital. it cost 500,

>> prince george country police are investigating a deadly shooting in oxon hill. investigators say someone shot and killed shaheen body last night in the 5200 block of leverage street. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. so far there are no arrests. according to facebook page he was a graduate of hamilton university and member ever the oxon hill band alumni association. that group plans to hold a candlelight vigil for him on friday. tonight a maryland man is charged after police say he tried to run over a officer and rammed into the patrol vehicle. this happened last night in parking area. harrison bartlees face as salt and reckless endangerment charges. the officer fired several shots at the suv and officer was treated and released from the hospital. not counting both fbi probe and special council there are five congressional hearings look into alleged connections between russia and donald trump. protesters said it was not enough and are calling for

watchdog groups including public citizen and move on onward.org climb more than 4 million people demanding a full investigation into the alleged ties to russia. >> we need that building and members of congress to put country before party. we need to know whether you're independent, republican or democrat if our elections were hacked how did they do it and what other information do we need to know from that? >> al green announced hi was ipt drugging article of impeachment against the president. he obstructed justice when he fired james comey last month and articles of impeachment are stating allegations and president can only be impeached by majority vote in the house. >> lawyer accused of leaking secret nsa report says she plans to plead not getty and hopes to be released on bond

federal custody after arrested on saturday and department of justice charged the 25-year-old with sending highly classified material from a government facility to the online news site the intercept. >> coming up a popular retailer looking to make the shopping experience easier and faster for customer and they want to do it by using giant vending machines. >> okay. >> and then name-calling on the school bus. a bus driver caught on camera arguing with the student and calling kids names. we'll tell you what happens next after the break. ♪ an apple a day not the only thing keeping the doctor away. one out of every four americans says cost prevented them or someone in the family from seeking medical care when they needed it that's according to bank rate.com and the firm surveillance also finding more than half of all americans were worried about future healthcare costs as well and it looks like this spring has sprung the housing

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>> you cry baby. >> whoa, this is in ohio. terrifying ride home from school for a 12-year-old boy. surveillance shows the school bus driver and i hear him screaming at the child for nearly an hour getting in the child's face and calling him a cry baby. at one point the boy called his father to tell him what was going on and the father chased bus for blocks and cut it off with his vehicle we assumed and on end emergency hatch to get the son off the bus. the driver was immediately put on leave and later resigned. >> crazy. >> you shop at walmart you may want to listen up. >> retail giant is testing a huge vending machine to retrieve groceries for the customers. easier to pick up online orders huge for walmart these days and creating competition between them and others like amazon rolling out dlaivry service around here for groceries. more than 30,000 items from produc

in bins in a kiosk that serves as a fridge. they walk up type in code and get purchases. >> it's all about the convenience. >> exactly. right. >> how convene can we make it for foam not have to move. >> that's more or less what it is i enjoy grocery shopping i done online thing before but i like impulse buying. >> you want to touch your apple and squeeze your on isn't that it? >> knock on the mellons all that stuff. >> ot on the web a philadelphia reporter cursing out a cop. >> what she says now after the world saw her rawnt on video. back after this

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>> prosecutors accused michelle carter of playing a sick game by repeatedly urging 18-year-old conrad roy to end his life. carter want add tension she would get as grieving girlfriend. >> she made him promise he would go through with the plan. he need to do it conrad. okay i'm going to do it today he said. you promise? conrad i promise babe i have to now. >> and july, 2014 roy was found dead in a pickup truck carbon monoxide poisoning. they say it was protected free speech. he was depressed and considering suicide for a long time. >> he wanted to make it look like an accident because he doesn't want anyone to feel getty about it. that's because the cause of his deaths with his own doing. that's what he wanted. >> carter's lawyers say

had her own mental health issues and was taking medications that may have affected her judgment. first witness was provide's mother. lynn roy was with her son hours before he died and saw no signs he was planning hurt himself. >> carter waived her rights to jury trial and instead chosen to place her fate in happened of judge if convicted she faces 20 years in prison. fox news. >> and carter recently waived right to jury trial and said she will leave fate in happened of judge if convicted it's 20 years if prison. >> all right. this is hot on the web. you may have seen this if you have not it's video of a philadelphia tv reporter cursing out a cop and gone viral. >> reporters want to go you want notoriety and fame and she got it colin campbell worked for phl 19 we say worked because she doesn't have a job now. >> i work at a [bleep]

station [bleep] phl 17 are you going put that on the [bleep] news. >> just did. that scene unfolded outside a comedy club over the weekend. campbell was kicked out ever the club after disturbing the club several times. her proventy racked up 3.5 million views on facebook. 28-year-old charged with resisting arrest. criminal mischief, disorderly conduct and lost side job as a bartender too. >> that's a bad weekend. >> bad night out. >> yes. >> great night out for us because it's so beautiful there. >> temperatures chilly. >> i took a little walk it was nice out there. >> i keep saying this soak it all in. soak it all in because know. week at this time we'll be fully in the grips of heat wave. >> you're saying maybe if people there don't have air conditioning and need extra fans get them now. >> plan for it. >>

calling the air conditioning repair guy for whatever reason. >> do it now before the rush hits. >> do it now. it's juror name on the message there. because you'll need it next week. and it looks like the way things are shaking out it's going to be extended period of heat and humidity really starts building in through the weekend. and all right here we go. temperatures again show you how cool they are already out there right now. gainersburg to 53 and fred rid 5 2 and couple places nrivrting with upper 40s. maybe a light jacket or sweater if are you up early or fog too. as the skies start to clear and temperatures dropping down to low 50s and 40s we could form fog out. there here's the deal. saturday we'll be in upper 8 80s. not too humid. as the high pressure scoots off east and high pressure build at all levels on sunday we'll bei

feeling like 97 or 98 with heat index a.m. what happens after that the heat comes on in after the weekend. 88 saturday. 94 sunday. technically the heat index will probably -- heat wave will probably start on sunday. that comes in and then they're higher dew point and humidity start coming in all on backside of high pressure bermuda pu ahigh and all legal of the atmosphere. temperatures will stay next week. most of next week the way it's looking we'll we'llle 90s and heat index values e and humidity up to 100 and above that in some cases okay. and it looks like it sticks around quite a while. nothing like that tomorrow. in the 70s. mixture of clouds and sun. i think 75 or so should do it for a high temperature here. we'll start in the city a little cool side, 63. mild at lunchtime, 70 there and by 5bg, 74. maybe still

maybe still lingering around 75. depending on exactly how much sunshine we have. so here's how we end up with the 7 day forecast. listen right now we're extending this heat wave all the way out to wednesday middle 90s. and then there's a possibility and long range model is suggesting we'll be middle 90s maybe into thursday. that could be a good four or five days of heat. i just got out of the way here so you could really study this 7 day forecast. that's what jim and sarah were doing. guys back to you. >> all right. thanks, so the redskins back outen the field redskins park doing ota. >> and focus was on kirk cousins and newest positions on defense. "fox5" brody logan has more. >> last week in ota redskins park and of course the talk as usual it's not about what is happening on the field but off the field and today they report things are warming between

kirk cousins and the team on potential contract extension. now jay gruden says he doesn't know anything about that he wish his was part of negotiate saiss. no other players we talked to knew of any developments on kurt cousins contract. jewel 15 a deal must be done by then. we'll know in a few weeks. one thing we know redskins defense was pretty bad. and third down ranged last in nfl getting off the field on third down and performances the last few weeks against carolina and giants stuck with the team long after week 17. >> that's still fresh in our hindz. we is a sour taste in our m mind. if you don't you don't know what you're doing. if you feel like you you upheld your duty i would put you on the field. it's not

championship football game. >> ses spite the short shortcomings. safety from arizona cardinals brought over free agent and he says he watched this team last year and he knew there was a place in the secondary for them. >> last year for sure me an my guy were looking at this roster for sure one is going to the washington redskins. so it was happening to be me where there's time they deposit get along or they were to the on the same page. i feel like everybody you know respects me must have to want to get on the same page. and wants to do things off the field and on the field to get communication watch to be better. >> you can tell he's kind a mind-set to play safety. he could do a little bit of everything. he's improved and has confidence and a small football player. you'll see more of d.y. when the pads come on and he's tackling. >>

physicality but an idea for a nickname. callig this redskins secondary the flight marshall to which josh norman gave one of these. says still need work before he gives it thumbs up and this team will get more work next week. that means hopefully matt jones and threats williams will be here and jordan reed right here redskins park. from redskins park, brody logan, "fox5" sports. >> "fox 5 news" at 11 coming up next. >> marina marraco and myself will take you to 11:30. >> uninvited guests of disturbing visit yoi o shot at a d.c. restaurant that will turn your stomach and snubd by sign field the encounter that is going viral.

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>> dogs in bags are an overrule thing now. it prevents subways riders from bringing dogs. rideers are getting creative how they transport on the subway posting photos on social media. fan favorites the dog standing in a blue ikea bag. i'll see you at 11:30 for the final 5. fox news at 11 starts now. right now at 11, we're learning new information about the murder of two teens in maryland and what police are saying as a search for a suspect continues. >> preparing to sit in the hot seat with fired and former fbi director james comey plans to tell the senate intelligence committee in hearing tomorrow. >> and caught on camera. details on attempted atm

and rots may not be on the menu but they are crawling in this d.c. restaurant. "fox 5 news" at 11 starts now. >> all right. good evening everyone i'm sarah simmons. >> i'm marina marraco. we begin with shooting death of two high school seniors and there are still no arrests in the case. >> two were found shot to death inside a car wednesday evening hours before they were set to the graduate from high school in germantown. >> more on the search ton tonight, tisha. >> well, sources tell "fox5" one of the victims was found with less than $50 cash at the scene and we're told one of the victim's forges says that the two were going out to sell extra tickets to their graduation ceremony the next day. by many accounts we're talking about two young, bright lives with very promising futures. tonight police are making a