this is fox5 local news at ten: right now at ten, police say road rage lead to the murder of a muslim teenager in fairfax county, but the victim's father tells fox5 his daughter's death was the result of a hate crime. we held laughter because we knew they were completely fraudulent it's a story you

fox5. prince george's county public schools accused of boost ing grades for hundreds ever failing students. plus, severe storms rolled through the dmv leaving behind some damage tonight. is there more to come we'll tell you what to expect ahead in the full forecast. your news starts now. and thank you for joining us here at ten i'm sarah simmons in for shawn. and i'm tony perkins. tonight the cleanup is continuing from the damage that was caused by a tornado that hit silver springs fox5's marina maracco is live in sill silver springs with more on the damage that was suffered in the area tonight. marina, what's the latest? >>reporter: the national weather service confirmed it was in fact an ef0 tornado. they're not giving more specifics as to what exact lit path of the storm was or exactly what time this happened, an ef0 tornado in the small section

known as the north wood park neighborhood. you'll see behind me some pretty serious damage. t this was one of two homes in a was condemned here on dennis avenue. a roof caved in, a side wall appeared pierce to be off its foundation. two were transported out of an abundance to an area hospital. they're expected to be okay and they have since been release. if we can role some of the video here from this neighborhood you'll see the scene throughout this neighborhood, another house close by also condemned. the damage there severe enough that residents are out of a place tonight. at least a dozen cars damaged as well because of the dree brings that tore through this neighborhood because of the tornado touching down here. you'll hear from a neighborhood here. this is how she recounts that storm earlier this afternoon. all of sawedden i heard this loud wind and then over my head and our bedrooms are all on this side, i could hear

and i worried that these big trees were going to come through the roof one day. but i i believe they didn't. they just put branches all over the neighborhood and moved our tram trampoline in the backyard and wrapped it around a tree and somehow we're fine. we had a number of lightening strikes, at a restaurant in bethesda, a house in north toe potomac. i don't think we have any water rescues or anything like that. and you see here that crews continued to work and try and get some of this debris off the roads. montgomery county police still out here. they have shutdown some portion of the road. behind me you'll see some crews out here. power was out for a large portion of the afternoon and into the evening, but you'll see the lights have been restored in this neighborhood. the red cross also here helping the families that have been displaced tonight .

, marina maracco, fox5 local news. >> as marina just mentionedded those storms are now out of here torp. we should some sun breaking through the clouds, but again that late information that indeed we had a tornado touchdown if in montgomery county. caitlyn is here with the late e. >> that's right. tony and sarah , kind of surprising. we just got word from the weather service. there was in fact, a small, tornado nonetheless that touched down the four corners areas of montgomery county. this was around 36789. forty-five just as the storms were moving in earlier this afternoon. i was a surprise because we didn't have a tornado for the area although there were numerous severe thunderstorms storm warning all over today. it did cause a path of damage that while it only cut about two tenths of a mile it still caused damage as marina just showed us along with that tornado report there were several wind damage reports around the beltway

the district itself, many trees down, many roadblocks blocked, a the loft reports of power outage s and all of these storm reports that you're seeing on your screen right now extend out into parts of virginia, down by charlottesville, culpeper and a long the eastern shore. just about the whole area saw the severe thunderstorms earlier this afternoon and along with the wind a lot of rain, plenty of lightening and that has all greatly diminished by this hour storm tractor radar showing a few storms that have hung up. they're still seeing rain zoom in on charles and st. mary's. it's pretty much coming to an end. that should end within the next couple of hours. it is still very cloudy and very muggy out there. this front will eventually bring some cooler air for tomorrow. but it's still quite mild, p five in washington and the dewpoints are high making it preet high humid. p two in leonardto

dryer air will move in overnight prompting a much better tuesday forecast. we'll start off mild and partly sunny. 72-degrees. even though it will be 87 and sunny, very warm it won't be nearly as uncomfortable as the past few days. also much quieter. we don't have any storms in the forecast forth next forecast. >> sarah. this is the man police say murdered a 17 year old reston girl. his name is dar within torres and tonight we're learning new details about the suspect and the investigation. fox5's teisha lewis is live in fairfax county tonight with this story. teisha >>reporter: well, immigrations, customs and enforcement has filed a detainer tonight against the accused killer, 22 year old dar within torres who is likely here in the country illegally. now we do know that calls have been coming in to the fairfax county police

from across the globe inquiring about this tragedy that many initially thought was a hate crime. police say right now there's not enough evidence to support that even so 17 year old nabra hassan's father says his believes his daughter was target ed. >> do you still believe that was , in fact, a hate crime. >> it is what i believe. many people in the street, why here behind the muslim ladies. this lady, you know, she have i mean long dress and the clot for everybody know this kiddies muslim. >> we went back to this reston neighborhood that 17 year old na bra that sam i am kaild home. and spoke with his father. we're told hasn't slept since his daughter's death one he insists was motivated by hate for muslims, despite police indicating otherwise. you believe your daugh

ed because she's a young muslim woman. >> yes, that's what i bleevment i don't care what the police said. >> no evidence has been recovered that shows this was a hate crime. nothing indicates that this was motivated by race or by religion. police say nabr a hassan and was walking with a group of teenagers, some were on bikes. they just attend ed an evening event at a nearby mosque. twenty-two year old sterling resident dar win torresen countered the teens while he was driving. an argument between one of the teenage boys occurred. it appears the suspect became soen raged over this traffic argument that it escalated into deadly violence. he caught up with the group in a nearby p parking lot armed with a nearb

bought. he caught nabra. her body was recovered in a pond sunday afternoon. the crime is a crime. he's foreign, the crime is crime. that's what i believe. it doesn't matter he come from where. muslim, christian, hispanic, ar bake, whatever. >> torres is an el salvador native and believes isis has possible cause to believe he's removeable from the united states. >> i tell the police officer i just want to see him, look into his eye and ask him why you do this to my daughter. >> and na raised tonight's father plans to ask that question in court. an autopsy revealed that nabra died from blunt force to her

meantime, the mosque that nabra attended before the incident say s that they plan to have a news conference sometime tomorrow. >> teisha lewis, fox5 local news >> tonight, friends and family are mourning the loss of otto warm beaker the 22 year old university of virginia student who was release by north kor rea in a coma died at an ohio hospital h this afternoon. last year warm beer was sentenced to 15 years in prison with hard laib o in north korea. doctors say he was returned with severe brain damage, but it wasn't clear what a caused it. his family he release a statement tonight. it said in part, quote , unfortunately the awful tornado watch just treatment our son received at the hands of the north koreans assured that no other outcome was possible beyond the sad one we experienced today. he was at piece. he was at home and we believe he could sense that. president trumpls

condolences to the family. he said, quote, bad things happened in brutal north korea, but at least we got him home to be with his parents. >> now to montgomery county, the three men accused of killing two northwest high school teens are still in jail tonight. a judge ordered the men held without bond after a hearing today. investigators say edgar cigar kia situate a, his brother were seeking pay pack for a robbery allegedly carried out by one of the victims, in a czar, court documents claim nazir was involved in a drug-related last december that involved ands' girlfriend. it's a claim nas ir 's parents isn't true. i know who my soins. a lot of people know who my son is and who can hear me they know my son didn't do that. he has a good record. he's an innocent boy.

tomorrow zimmerman ron were each shot multiple times on june 5. the murders happened on the night before the teens were stet to graduate from northeast high school. the suspects are due back in court july 15. >> rising concerns at the pentagon after russia threatens to shoot down us \war\what are planes over syria. the seven salors who died aboard the uss fitzgerald have been identified and two of them are from our area. then first on fox5, fak ing the grade. prince george's county public schools accused of boosting the grades of hundreds of failing students.

>> a warning tonight from russia after a us military jet shot down a syrian \war\what are plane. moscow is now threaten ing to shoot down any s or coalition war planes that fly west of the you freight ease river. those areasre

controlled by the syrian government the war planes took affect yesterday trying to re capture rocca in northeast syria. russia called the down ing of the syrian plane an act of aggression. authorities have now identified the seven us navy salors found dead on the us s fitzgerald. the salors were killed when their destroyer collided with the container ship . divers recovered the bod ies after the badly damaged ded ship returned home. two of the victims are from our area, dakota of palry a, virginia and exaif yair of baltimore. >> europe is diseelg with two other terror attack the other in paris. in paris, french police say a driver ran is vehicle into a police con invoice. the car was packed with explosives and

died at the scene. no one else was hurt. >> an attack outside a mosque in london is now being investigated as a terrorist attack and a hate crime. authorities say 47 year old darins on born was driving the van that plowed into pedestrians leaving a mosque and community center. the attack happened just after midnight leaving one person dead and the at least ten others injured. british police are now out in full force urging citizens to remain calm. >> it's a story you saw first on fox5, allegations of fraud from the top down at prince george's county schools all in an effort to boost graduation rates. several school board members have written a letter to the governor's office calling for a state investigation into the issue. and tonight we are talk ing to teachers and staff who say they've been told to push students through whether they earned their grades or the not. fox5's lindsay watts broke the story and joins you now with some new information tonht

county ceo says the board's members claims in their letter are politically motivated. since our story aired last night other board members have written their other letter, completely dismissing the claims of fraud. meanwhile teachers and parents we spoke to say there is a real problem in the school system and they want it exposed. the record high numbers have been reason to celebrate in prince george's county. music, pom-pom s and party buses earlier this year as school ceo dr. kevin maxwell made surprise stops t at high schools with graduation rates over 90 percent . when maxwell came up to our school with an entourage to celebrate our high graduation rates we all held with laughter because we knew that they were completely fraudulent. most of the counselors laugh at it because we know that it's not

teachers and guidance counselor we spoke to wanted their identities concealed for fear of retaliation. they work at different high schools, but tell the same story. they're banking everything on graduation rates and things of that nature. so there's incredible pressure coming from the central office onto all of the principals at all the schools to push kids through whether they've really earned the creditses or not. it comes down to the county, that comes down to the principals that come down to the staff. it's what do you want to do to make sure that they pass rather than what are you going to do to make sure they learn. boosting the graduation rate has been the top priority for dr. maxwell. prince george's county has been lagging behind before making major gains. there's a celebration going on in prince george's county. a rolling celebration across. along with the spike in graduates

s, students will get a minimum of 50 percent for making a good faith effort on an assign ment or assessment. as long as 50 percent of the work is done. it doesn't thattive to be correct. it just has to be complete which makes no sense. we're told that's just the beginning. either just out right change the grade. i've seen them just change the grade. >> this guidance counselor says her principal told her to contact the teachers of failing seniors. e-mail them all and tell them change all the grades whether it was a 30 or a 50, change it all to passing. fox5 obtained an e-mail from a guidance counselor and assistant principal at duval high school. blow, a list of our seniors who need one last intervention with your assistance. it goes onto ask for last minute rub the gene i in the bottle assistance. this was sent about a month

graduation rate for last year, 92.39 percent. one of the highest graduation rates in prince george's county. duval, one of the schools where dr. maxwell was celebrating the high graduation rate. >> my question is, how is this happening? it's also where this mom has an eleventh grader. she says she learned he was failing a class with a 29 percent p. she talked to the teacher. and she had nothing else to justify a higher grade. the guidance counselor for that grade said do not worry, he will pass with a 65. she says her son indeed passed the class and he's very aware of why. when i tried to challenge him and say you need to give more with thats say, you need to study a little bit more, what for they're going to pass me anyway, he's passing no problem. does he know the material? no idea. many i going to be tasked to teach him that over the summer, i've already begun that process.

dr. maxwell. he declined our request for an interview, but provided a statement. he called the board members' letter politically motivated and says these claims are an affront to the hard work of our teachers, administrators, students and parents over the last few years i categorically deny any systemm students who did not meet state graduation requirements. he go es onto say we welcome the maryland state department of education to fully explore this matter. >> we are confident that they won't find anything. school board chair salors gun u banks and ate other board members wrote their own letter saying they're shocked and dismayed by the allegations. the claim that folks out is false. if there is any clear and compelling evidence from legitimate authorities about this we're very anxious to see it. since they've written the letter, have you asked fosh the letter that thef \he\e '

>> we've gone to our administration to say we want to make sure that everything they've told us is correct and that there is absolutely no systemic corruption going on and we're confident that nel ' give us that information. >> i believe that we will be indicated in this. staff we talked to said to them it's not about politics, it's about their students and what's next for them when they leave high school . they're achieving students, they're not learning a good work ethic. they're pretty much led to believe that entitle ment is the norm, but it's not. if they go to college they're going to be in a great deficit because they didn't learn that content information. and so i feel like we're setting them up to fail. and gist another twist in the story, we found out today, the us department of education called for an investigation into claims teachers were being forced to change grades after an anonymous p

to this report a state academic officer on the case spoke to dr. maxwell and several higher level officials maxwell recommended. based on those interviews the case was closed, no wrongdoing found. we're post ing this report on our website so you can take a look at it. no comment yet on any of this from the maryland department of education, but certainly more to come. >> el we'll be back after this.

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fits. >> okay. stop. when sarah joins me at ten:30 a show of solve dry for the victims of the london highrise. we're going to take you to a protest and tell you what the people in london are demanding. in science and technology. pretty cool stuff. >> i'm all for that office limit thank you, jim. it's been a very busy weather day and in fact, national weather service confirming that it was a tornado that touched down in montgomery county. we'll have an update on that and plus what to expect on tuesday. the weather is really improving. i'm have a look at your seven day forecast when fox 35 news at ten returns right after this.

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>> this is fox5 local news at 10:30. right now at ten:30, a 17 year old muslim girl killed in northern virginia. but tonight police say this was not a hate crime. we're live with the lateson

then strong storms move through our region. we'll give you a look at some of the damage left behind. fighting back against extremism online. how a new effort from youtube ames to preventer wrist many. the news at 10:30 begins now, i'm jl and i'm sarah simmons. the murder of a muslim teenager was not a hate crime. teisha lewis is live with the story tonight. teisha. >>reporter: that's right we have new details emerging about this reston teenage girl's death . again, fcts police say ing tonight that it was, in fact, not a hate crime. instead they are blaming road rage for 17 year old nab raised tonight hassan and's death. hassan was walk withing a group of friends after spending the mosque at an event. that's when she passed paths with torres. torres got into an

the teenage boys in that group. he chased after them and he caught nabra. she was discovered in a pond later that day. isis now saying that they have issued a detainer against torres. they believe he is in the country illegally. >> friends and family are mourning the loss of otto warm being, the 22 year old university of virginia student who was release by north korea in a coma. last year warm beer was sentenced to 15 a years in prison with hard labor in north korea. doctors say he he was returned with severe brain damage but it wasn't clear what caused. we're learning an ef0 tornado touched down in four corners maryland. marina maracco has more on the damage for us tonight. >>reporter: tonight the national weather service confirm ing an ef0 tornado touch ed down in the four corners section of maryland. one of the two homes that has been condemn as a result. neighborhood here suffer

damage. powsh went out for much of the evening. crews were out here. they have successfully restored the power. thankfully, however, although this h was in fact an ef0 tornado, no one was injured as a result. >> and considering the storms that moved through the area, now it's just completely calm out there at least from this vantage point over towards the how tomorrow is going to be see- shaping up. let's check in with caitlyn. much nicer tomorrow and already much quieter out there this evening. as marina mentioned a bit of a surprise as there were no tornado warnings earlier. nws and a survey team out earlier this evening and they confirmed that it was a tornado that touched down in montgomery county, maryland. if you're familiar with the intersection of dennis avenue and edgewood avenue, that's where the path was of this supposed touchdown earlier this afternoon. ef0 is the weakest that a tornado can be. it will rip trees down and cause damage to y

confirmed from earlier this afternoon. otherwise we just saw a lot of straight line wind damage. lawn furniture tossed a side and all these little symbols on the map here where we've had confirmed reports from earlier thunderstorm. far south and east of our area and much weaker as this cold front starts to push the storms offshore. it's still kind of cloudy and muggy out there. by tomorrow morning we should see some cold air. a lot less humid with high pressure overhead. high temperatures should be in the 80 s tomorrow, but much more comfortably warm. seven day forecast, we stay hot here. it is sum irafter all. eighty-eight with a few clouds tomorrow. pool day weather through thursday as we warm things up. ninety-one on friday with some more humidity. a chance of a thunderstorm. thunderstorms may be likely this weekend with some tropical moisture mixing in. i'll have some

back over to you. investigators are working to identify a body discovered in the potomac river it was found around 6:30 this morning floating in a small channel between roosevelt island and the virginia shoreline. d.c. fires water rescue unit was first to respond, but the investigation is now in the hands of d.c. police. meantime it was nearly four years since the postal worker was killed while disliferg male. earlier today and postal inspectors knocked on doors hoping someone might provide them with information that reads barnett h 's killer. turning our attention to the white house, conflicting signals on whether president trump is actually under investigation. fox news john roberts with the latest. >>reporter: president trump ignored shouted questions about the russia investigation. are you under investigation. >> but but the public face of

second large audience was saying plent particular, appearing on four sunday shows and two morning programs today to declare the president is not under investigation and that he did nothing wrong in firing james comey because both the attorney general and his deputy recommended comey be replaced. there is a recommendation for the removal of james comey. he had been thinking about that as well. he then takes action that they recommend to remove james comey. and now according to the washington post theory, he's under investigation for taking the action that the department of justice told him to take. and so this whole thing, if lieu at it in that way and you just lay the case out like that, there's nothing to investigate. >> the washington post last week reported the president was being investigated for possible obstruction of justice by special counsel robert mueller. abc news later reported that musclier hadn't decided whether to investigate him yet. on fox news sunday second low admitted, well, he really didn't know wha

was going on. well, but you don't know that he isn't under investigation now, do you? >> no one has notified us that he is. i can't read people's minds, but i can tell you this thr we have not been notified that there is an investigation of the president of the united states. nothing has changed in that regard since james comey's testimony. while the president took a shot at deputy ron rosen steen in a tweet. today they said president has full confidence in. his current attorney, jamie gor relic worked with robert miller at wilmer hale. after the appointment of our former partner robert mueller as special counsel we advisedded mr. kusniriker to obtain the independent advice of a lawyer with the appropriate experience as to whether he should continue with us as his counsel.

scheduled to travel to israel and then will meet with raised tonight mala. the president cease an opening he believes to ran the piece process and he wants to make sure that he gets things on track which is why he's sending kushner over. at the white house, john roberts, fox news. >> next at 10:30, the fight against extremism online. there's a new effort from youtube to keep terrorist content off its site. a new week, a new record for stock, all three major indices soring on monday with the do you and the s and p finishing at all time highs. tis the season to be raising prices. we'll be pay ing more to send some gifts. up ups is planning to add a surcharge during november and december. it could be game over for two big players trying to team up with the fantasy suppts

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described as a terror attack and a hate crime. dar withins on born was driving the car that plowed into pedestrians at a mosque leaving a community center. it left one person dead and injuring at least ten others . british police are now in full force urging people there to remain calm. now to paris where a potential terror attack was stopped today. a driver ran his vehicle into a con invoice. the car was packed with explosives set off by the crash. authorities tried to rescue the driver, but he died at the scene. the attacker was known to police for his extremist views. youtube is trying to help in the fight against terrorism by making extremist content harder to find . fox business networks hillary juan has the story. youtube is not only ramping up efforts to combat terrorists that violates their standards by identifying violent videos more quickly and taking them down, but they also were taking a tougher

aren't in direct violation of their policies and therefore can't be taken off line. videos that contain offensive or inflammatory religious content will remain on their site but now with new restrictions. those videos won't play with ads and users won't be able to make money off their views. they can't be remoted by users. the videos will also play along with a warning. that means these videos will have lessen gauge ment and be harder to fine. we think this strikes the right balance between free special and access to information without promoting extremely offensive viewpoints. these videos which aren't explicitly calling for violence can be just as dangerous. gentleman bril's account remains active with no ad play, but there's also no warning posted along with the videos. keeping track of content is

400 hours of video content is uploaded every minute. that's about a century's worth of video content added every day and and a half making it impossible for youtube to track their realtime. >> let's go back to london now, hundredses of people marching there in solve dry with the victims of the grandville to your fire. today the new numbers came out, 79 people believed dead in the fire that happened last week. march he evers are urging authorities to help those who were left with nothing. i've lost a friend. i'm sure hundreds of people, thousands of people have lost their loved once. >> i think there would be change . i think there should be regulation change and i would like to be justice for an investigation into the people in that town who lost their

material used in a recent renovation is banned for buildings above a certain height . still, the images of that when it first happened were just unbelievable. we're now getting a sense of the l toll. next at 10:30 the girl scouts going beyond the basics when it comes to badges. this is big. we're going to tell you what new subjects they're adding to help girls get excited about science and technology coming up next.

imirl scouts get a new badge, it's called the cyber security badge, and it will be available to all girls kindergarten through 12th grade. the idea behind the new program to encourage girls to pursue a career in the field. it's one of the 18 new badges the girl scouts are announcing for next fall. >> that's a

we've had a busy night tonight weather wise. we've had a lot of severe weather across the area earlier this afternoon. as we talked about at the beginning of the 10:30, the national weather service confirmed a tornado in the four corners of montgomery county around three: 45. if you live in that area just north of silver springs, the intersection of i believe edgewood avenue there was a small path, but a path nonetheless that was tornado watch naddic and caused some damage. our marina maracco has been out there all evening. thankfully it has much a quieter night. let's start off by this beautiful picture. it is a gorgeous sunset after such an active day. i swear you see the best sunsets after severe beater and this is certainly one of them with the beautiful oranges and tangerine colors, so a very nice quiet end to what was active monday and an active start to the

will be warm, but a lot less humid and a lot quieter. it still lit up with the remnants of the cold front that brought the strong thunderstorms to our area. a couple of showers actually with the front itself back across central pennsylvania . this will deliver us the cooler and dryer out. it's pretty humid. you can see a couple showers just east of morgantown. those will probably fall apart as they cross the mountains. skies will clear from west to east and we will get less humid. high temperatures before the storm, 789. ninety-one at bwi. it was very, very warm and temperatures while only in the 730s cooled off considerably behind those storms, but it's been pretty stable, 73 in baltimore, 73 gaithersburg, 73 out at dulles. fox futurecast we continue with the trend of storms pushing south and east out of our area waking up to bright sunshine tomorrow, a clear blue sky all day long. it

pool day and pretty nice. low temperatures overnight cooling north and west into the mid 60, 70 in washington. eighty-eight here in washington. i want to talk about the tropics. kind of got lost in the excite lment in all the severe area. one low pressure system in the golf even if it doesn't become a tropical storm it does look to impact us this weekend. the latter area is now tropical storm breath which became a tropical storm upgraded earlier the coast of south america. there's breath spinning with winds sustained at 40 miles an hour moving west, northwest and not going to be a factor in the forecast for anywhere here in the us. it's really just going to skirt the coast of south america and then the you can pe peninsula. two day forecast back home here ag

bright tomorrow, 88-degrees, nice to have some quiet weather we warm things up by thurks 92- degrees, 91 on friday. getting a little bit more humid and we'll introduce some thunderstorm chances late in the day friday. saturday and sunday storms are possible because like i said the first low pressure system in the coast that ace tropical. we'll have to watch for storms. enjoy tornlings it should be a lot quieter and a lot nicer. that's a look at your seven day forecast. >> jim, back over to you. do you see the 80s there, but extreme heat elsewhere is impacting air travel. >> american airlines had to cancel dozens of flights. it is expected to reach 120-degrees there this week. which would be the highest temperature in 27 years. airlines have allow travelers to reschedule their

for free. >> imagine walking outside and finding this, 12350 sea turtle in your pool. it happens to everyone, right? you could see what's happened, that's exactly what happened there. this is in florida. after wild fire officials rhys queued rescued the turtle it was release back into the ocean. its nesting stormscan3 in the florida keys right now and investigators say the female may have become dis oriented after climbing a shore to lay her eggs. you could see the ocean in the background. coming up next, fox5 news at 11. lets recheck in with tony. tonight at 11 accusations of faking the grade parents and teaches ers are speaking out about a corruption investigation surrounding prince george's county schools. and just how much of a game changer is amazon's proposed purchase of whole foods. those stories and more tonight at 11.

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winds and driving rain did to one local neighborhood. an ap parent road rage murder. she loved everybody. you can ask anybody. she love everybody. new details about the death of a northern virginia teenager and why her family believed she was targeted. and failing the grade . accusations of widespread corruption in prince george's county schools. asking the teacher t to change the grade. tonight teachers and parents are speaking out about a story you saw first on fox5. your news starts now. we have a developing story off the top, the national weather service has confirmed that a tornado made a maryland neighborhood this afternoon. i'm sarah simmons in for shawn and i'm tony perkins. fox5's marina maracco went to get a look at the damage and joins us now. here on the ground it's all consistent with tornado watch naddic activity. you see