this is fox5 local news at ten. right now at ten, disturbing new details in the death of a muslim teenager from fairfax county. tonight why prosecutors say they're still looking at her death as a hate crime and not road rage. then faking the grade, claims of corruption at prince george's county schools. it's a story you saw first on fox5. turns out the

maryland already knew about the allegations. plus, a fox5 disleus exclusive. this isn't sunburn. a trip to the beach left this local boy scarred. the news at ten starts right now . we begin tonight with an update on the stunning allegations of fraud in prince george's county public schools. thanks for joining us, i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. board members claimed they have evidence that hundreds of students graduated without meeting state requirements and teachers told fox5 grades are being changed to make it happen turns out the state of maryland already investigated the issue earlier in the year and found nothing was wrong. tonight we're digging into that report and talking to school board members about what it means. lindsay watts broke the story and is following up for us tonight. lindsay. >>reporter: shawn and tony top brass in prince george's county say that report absolves them that it is now case closed. however, there are questions about how the investigation was conducted, who was interviewed

question now, will there be another investigation by the state with new evidence and whistleblowers coming to light? fighting back against corruption claims, prince george's county schools gave us this report. it says a year ago the us department of education got a whistleblower tip alleging the ceo of schools was forcing educators to change grades to boost the graduation rate. in december, a representative from the maryland state department of ed was sent to investigate. she met with ceo. q. kevin maxwell and says she asked h i am to identify others with whom she could talk to. in january she spent several hours interviewing maxwell and four others he brought in. none of them recalled any complaints that grades had been changed. the investigator says she found no wrongdoing and the case was closed. i think that prior investigation actually makes is worse because the superintendent

were under investigation for something so serious. david murray is one of four board members calling for the state to come back and investigate new claims of fraud and manipulation of student records. i heard it from people at all levels, from administrators to assistant principles to parents to the students themselves. dr. maxwell and the school board chair immediately fired back, denying the allegations. we trust and believe in our students and our staff and believe that when all is said and done we'll find out that the students who graduated did so because they worked hard and because they were supported bell by their administrators. the majority of the school board wrote this letter questioning the motive of their l colleagues in going directly to the state. a. it's just unfortunate that now it's outside the organization and we have to now spend time to reverse these allegations. it's just unfortunate. i know you said reverse the allegations, but

allegations? >> well, we, in the last year, m sde had a whistleblower call and they checked it out and they investigated. >> did they talk to teachers and guidance counselors and staff in that investigation. >> i believe they talked to the higher level staff members. >> district level staff, right. >> district level staff. >> murray says the response from the rest of the board speaks to why he wanted to go straight to the top. >> that rile, you know, gets back to the entire point which is i think we're more concerned with looking good than being good. they wrote their letter proclaiming innocence before any of the facts were out, before we heard from any whistleblowers, if we're having an open mind we should wait for the evidence to come out before we come to a conclusion. we reached out to the state department of ed ask ing about the prior investigation and whether they'll l

investigation. but for now the department is refusing comment. also not talking ceo dr. kevin maxwell. we've been requesting an interview with him since last week. govern ofer larry hoag oon is out of the country now but we are asking to talk to him when he's back. here's state senator anthony meus with more on what he wants to see happen. we have to begin to say we're going to bring people in even if we have to go as far as the justice department because education is a civil right and if we have to go to the justice department to say we're going to educate our children we're not simply going to push them through. if you're in the making it we're going to hold you back. >> also today a group of high school principals came out with their own letters saying ak accusations of fraud are insult ing to professionals who have dedicated themselves to educating students and their success. there is a public school board meeting in prince george's county on thursday. lindsay watts, fox5 loca

>> developing tonight there is new reaction from the familiar live a muslim teenager murdered in fairfax county. seventeen year old nabra hassan in's family held a press conference in reston to address the murder they're investigating the death as a case of road rage, but prosecutors say they still haven't ruled out a hate crime. we also learned nabra was assaulted not once, but twice and detectives are trying to determine if she was sexually assaulted before she was kill. this is the man who police say killed her. dar within torres is being held without bond. nabra's family says there is no room for gait and crime in their community. >> he is saying he wants the community to express love for one another regardless ofs ethnicity or race. he doesn't want any other family to suffer of losing their loved one. he wanted to make sure that we don't have this senseless crime committed again. he said that

of course to anyone and wants this to be prevented from happening to any other family. >> they're not investigating this as a hate crime and her family says they are happy with the police investigation. >> earlier tonight two non- profit groups held a vigil for nabra in dupont circle. dozens of people turned out to honor the teenager. even though her death is no longer being investigated as a hate crime it makes muslims target nationwide vigils for nabra are all over the cities. they are in read. many happened tonight but others are later in the week. we've posted all of these locations and times on our website, go to fox5dc.com to find them. meantime nabra's story has drawn national attention, the hashtag nabra, justice for nabra is now trending on social media. some posts include pictures of nabra or drawing of a woman wearing a raised tonight digs

head scarf. president trump's crack down on illegal immigration is hitting close to home. the nonprofit group casa tells us immigration officials deportedded lee and a cruz mendez of falls church to el salvador last week. she was detained last month after she voluntarily checked in with an ice office. she had a minor traffic violation and gorchor larry mcauliffe pardoned her in order to keep her in the country so she would not be separated from her two children. beach go ers hit hitting hen a tattoos station may want to think twice that could lead to some permanent damage. fox5's marina maracco is live in wood bridge with how one family's trip to virginia beach turned into a nightmare for their young son after they got him a black hen a tattoo. >> it's been nearly a month since this prince william family spent the memorial day weekend at the beach and what seemed li

time could now potentially leave a scar forever. pay the oon painting. i forget my last name . what this five-year old won't forget is the hen a tattoo he got on the beach this past memorial weekend. >> i got a burnt on my tat that and it started eaching. >> he wanted a tattoos like his dad's. >> how much was the tattoo. >> thirty bucks. >> it was supposed to be temporary. >> she just told me hates to day for a few days. >> the incorporate try dried, but then it turned to this, raised skin and burning and itch ing. >> the incorporate started to go away and the tattoo didn't go away. it almost looked infected >> the doctors at first puzzled by the reaction. it's black inc. he said that absolutely wasn't hen a. i was more of this ppd and i never heard of that. the first time i actually heard about that i

ed noticing this raised skinny went onto google and it's every where. >> the fda has issued warnings on the so-called black hen a which the agency may also contain ppd which is only permitted for use as a hair sky if something is too hot outside and beach has more hot. sometime it burn the skin. nylon has been tattooing hen a for a decade. back home women typically get hen a tattoos for good luck for weddings or parties. this one is narm. pay the ton's mother says she's unsure what exactly was used for pay the ton's tattoo, she just hopes her story will avoid pain and heartache for another family . i think little ones are more at risk than adults but we were never warne

into the store. if i only had gone on google before i did this i would have saved a lot of time and a lot of heartache. >> in an attempt of keeping track of these reactions, the fda recommends that consumers alert the agency if they have any sort of issue with a similar product so that in turn, the fda can then track which products are causing the problems. live tonight in prince william county , marina maracco, fox5 local news. >> good information. still ahead tonight, oj simpson is scheduled for a parole hearing. after serving nine years in prison for an armed robbery simpson could go free. a show of unity in alexandria. dozens of people gathered for the re opening of eugene simpson stadium park less than a a week after a gunman opened fire on a congressional baseball practice. >> did you you see the sunset tonight? >> it was a beautiful, gorgeous ending to such a perfect day. we deserve that after yesterday summer officially beginning in just a matter of of hours and the first full day looks a l

look at tomorrow's forecast coming up when fox5 news a at ten returns right after this.

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>> belgium authorities say they filed a terror attack when they shot a suspect at a train station in brussels. authorities say soldiers neutralized the suspect immediately after a small explosion at the central station . officials say a bomb squad performed a control of the suspect's bomb belt. the su pect was killed. it appears no one else was hurt. the damage was limited. belgium's crisis center says it doesn't need the need to race the country's terror threat level at this time. the trump administration is slapping more than three dozen citizens and companies with actions stemming from their activities in ukraine. they hope the sanctions will force russia to work toward a diplomat ic solution with its neighbor. they denounced the \sacks\sachss and said they do not have improve the relations between us and russia. tomorrow marks one week since that horrific shooting at a baseball field in alexandria, virginia where members o

baseball team were practicing. five people were wounded, including house majority whip steve scalise as the victims continued to recover from their wounds, the community is also healing. tonight a major step in that healing took place with the reopening of the ball field where that shooting took place. fox5's teisha lewis is live in alexandria with more. >>reporter: and tone initial the lights are out here on the ball p field, the reopening ceremony is over. also the little league games are also over as this community closes cs officially begins a new chapter here at eugene simpson stadium park. it doesn't get anymore american than baseball, hot doings and the national anthem. taking eugene sympathomimetic som stadium park back was a success for community desperately

a shooting that paralyzed the del ray neighborhood. five people were injured, including house majority whip steve scalise. i was kind of shock at first because just seven hours ago i was at the field, so it was kind of a place that i go to a lot. it was really surprising and surreal really to see that had happened. >> as prepared as we think we are you don't expect it to happen on the baseball field where your kids play all the time. and i think it does take away that comfort that they have of being here. it's very special to come to this event because it's showing that alexandria is not weak to these events happening. might canning is just eleven years old, but young and old aligning came for the reopening of the baseball field that has become symbolic for unity.

and everything was free. it's great to see a punch of people here even if they don't play baseball maybe if they are she not even from alexandria to come and show respect. i was laying down behind the dugout and had a big red shirt on and a red hat. i was an absolute sitting duck target. representative joe barton described the scene where a gunman opened fire on congressional members practicing baseball. now the crime scene tape is gone and baseball has returned and the scoreboard became a back drop for this new chapter in the the park's history. alexandria's first responders threw out the certify mean lal first pitch before a crowd filled with gratitude. the bottom line is i think the kids are ready to play. the community is ready to get it behind him and the ceremony tonight is this moved beyond what happened last week. and even though the crime scene tape is gone along with fbi and police investigato

are some signs of the tragedy that happened here like this bullet hole on the fence. even so the community says the message here tonight and today is about moving past this tragedy, rejecting hate together as one. teisha lewis, fox5 local news. >> new tonight, a federal judge approved a settlement in the wrongful death lawsuit stemming present michael brown's death. a white police officer shot and killed the unarmed black 18 year old in ferguson, missouri back in 2014. brown's parents sued the city, the former police chief and the former police officer who shot michael brown. details of the settlement were not disclosed. the shooting as you know led to months of unrest and protest in ferguson. also new tonight, oj simpson could soon be a freeman. the nevada parole official says simpson has a july 20 hearing that could have him release present prison the former football star has served more than eight years of a nine

was found guilty of armed robbery, kidnapping and other charges back in 2008. it comes from a confrontation of two sports memorabilias. >> a rare and dangerous heatwave is now gripping parts of the southwest. temperatures in arizona reached 119-degrees today. think about that. it was so hot american airplanes lines was forced to cancel flights in and out of phoenix. some planes can't take off in scorching conditions. the temperatures in phoenix are expected to whoever near 110- degrees for the rest of the week. well, we're not going to feel that kind of heat here in our area, but we should see some more sunshine tomorrow in what will officially be the first day of summer. caitlyn roth joins us with the forecast. today was beautiful p. it was perfect tony. we do a lot of heat around here. the hottest it's ever been in washington was 106- degrees. and

it's still so far away from 119- degrees. i hope we never do that in washington. i know, i know it's a dry heat and everything, but that's still very hot no matter what. we had a gorgeous afternoon with high temperatures in the upper 830s earlier today. much less humid from yesterday and days past. summer does begin in a couple hours one day or just two hours from daw 12:25 officially we begin the summer season. which means we get the most amount of daylight hours, nearly 15 hours of daylight tomorrow before we start to condense annulus give or take a minute each day. 78- degrees outside right now. it's still very mild, light south wind and temperatures falling back into the mid 70s. seventy-two frederick, 75 dulles and 66 in winchester. a little cooler up along the mountains. seventy-two in leonardtown. we did have a few showers that popped up north and east of washington aroun

beltway. they have since faded away. you can see a few north of 695, but any showers did form quickly dissipatedded after the setting sun. let's take a look at low temperatures overnight. still mild in the city and over towards the annapolis and leonardtown. low to mid 60s in the suburbs to wow even some 50s up along the mountains. that's a really nice start to your wednesday morning. wednesday's forecast looking very similar to today. we start off nice and mild with some sunshine, 74- degrees. we quickly up jump up into the mid 80s. hi uv index so if you're going to be out by the pool it's going to be very warm. the sunnies intense 88-degrees for the high temperature tomorrow. we'ring going to keep heating things up as we continue to dive further into the summer season and introducing some thunderstorm chances as well. i'll have all the rain chances still ahead in your seven day forecast. >> coming up next tonight, uber is rolling out a brand new policy. it's something its drivers have bee

the ride sharing service will now allow riders to tip. is it optional? that's next. and barbie's better half got a make over. we're going to show you ken's new look. >> ken needs a sandwich. >> we're going to talk a little bit more about the new looks of ken when we come back.

>> uber adding a tipper option. drivers have been requesting tips for years which rival lift already offers debuts in minneapolis and houston. uber is also giving drivers an opportunity to make more money when passengers keep h them waiting or do t not cancel rides after more than two minutes. >> for years now ken has been over shadowed by barbie, but now he finally got a makeover.

launching great. the variety. among them we have corn row ken, slim fade with a fade. there's nerd ken, even a broad body ken. i don't think that was the nerd ken. i'm kidding. that's the the millenial ken. he has a slightly thicker middle or what some might call is a dad bod. >> why are you laughing. >> these kens just look strange. >> the new ken comes in seven skin tones. it's the first major makeover for ken since he was introduced 56 years ago. >> ken is looking pretty good for 56. he was holding up pretty well there. >> coming up next, it's fox5 news at ten:30. >> jim and sarah, what do you think of the new ken. >> i appreciate the thicker middle one. >> i like man bun ken. he's very hip.

minneapolis, the shooting video of cas teal. >> the battle over healthcare in the senate. there is a billion pushed to get a billion passed before the july 4 recess, but many legislators haven't seen the legislation. is he or isn't he sticking around. i'm partial to the hip ster ken. we are entering the new summer season. it begins in a up can of hours. it felt very summer-like. it was beautiful. change essay head meaning rain chances in the weekend forecast. that's coming up when fox5 ten ends and news at fox5 begins.

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taking this alexandria baseball field after a gunman turned it into a crime scene. then ability billion to repeal and replace obamacare could pass the senate next week. we'd tell you to call your senator for more information but many of them still haven't seen it. the latest on the healthcare debate in congress. is white house sean spicer holding interviews to find his own replacement. the growing rumors over his job status. welcome back, i'm jim lokay and i'm sarah simmons. we start in alexandria, the field where a gunman fired on members of the baseball team reopened tonight. >> teisha lewis is live. >>reporter: the baseball field here at eugene simpson park is back open for ball. in fact, tonight's reopening ceremony, the message was all about reject hate. here's some video of the first pitch and more. there were old and young aligning here and again the message was about unifying after this tragedy that happened here. this is

longer a crime scene. the message again was about making this a family friendly place and returning to some normalcy after the tragedy. the familiar live 17 year old nabra hassan in held a press conference tonight in reston to address the investigation into her murder. the muslim's murder is being investigated as road rage but they're -- the it is still possible they could pursue it as a hate crime. nabra's family says there is no room for hate in their community. >> a virginia family is warning other family after their son a got a burn. it happened after he he got a black hen a tattoo. >> the supposed hen a tattoo has turned to raised skin. doctors aren't sure if the scar will ever fade. this is five-year old payton. he

like his gad. this is what it looks like now. his skin is raised, itches and burn and dr.s can't say if it will ever completely fade away. >> it was another hot one out there, not quite as hot as we've been having, but nice and pleasant as we cool down for the evening. here's caitlyn with the full forecast. it was a beautiful day with low humidity and a nice breeze, the way that summer should be every narch my opinion. we'll get another one of those tomorrow, maybe another one on thursday. tomorrow is the first full day of summer. these were our high temperatures for today, 88. these are very similar to our high temperatures yesterday, but the humidity in h this area of the country just makes all the difference. we're talking about the record heat in phoenix, ads. they heat 119 today. that was a record high for them. we'll never get that high, but we have the humidity. we did not today. it was really comfortable. seventy-five out th

78 in annapolis. temperatures should fallback into the mid 60s north and west of town. setup for tomorrow another nice one, dry weather and a decent breeze& summer is in full swing now. tomorrow is just going to be a lot like today, probably a few more clouds in the afternoon, but otherwise really nice. eighty-seven in quantico, 89 in fredericksburg. let's check the seven day forecast. 912 on thursday. thunderstorms are likely as a cold front swings in on friday. that may interact with the remnants of tropical storm cindy spinning about in the golf. i'll have the late osmose that tropical system how it may affect this weekend still ahead at the about ten:50, but heading into next week another good thing to look forward to. pleasant weather with high temperatures around 80-degrees. we'll have more coming up in just a bit. sarah and jim. we're geeing our first look at dash cam video of the moments leading up to the shooting death of fill

was killed during a traffic stop last july. you may recall castile's girlfriend life streemed the aftermath on facebook. they release the video just days after a jury cleared the officer of manslaughter. we want to warn you the video is graphic and disturbing. i do have a firearm on me. don't reach for it, then . don't pull it out. >> don't pull it out. dw you just shoot my boyfriend? >> don't pull it out. >> although the dash cam footage was described repeatedly and shown to jurors in the courtroom it had never been made public until today. >> we have new surveillance video of a a man wanted for sexual assault. police in arlington county says the suspect was spotted going back into a condo complex. that's where police say he sexually assaulted a woman in the

buildings' evaluate. >> a corn coroner has not reached a cause of death for otto warm beer. the uva student died today after he was release from north korea in a comb. there is a public service planned at warm beer's high school in thursday. also developing t tonight, we will soon get our first look at senate's version of an obamacare repeal and replace billion. snoot republicans have been work ing on the legislation behind both laws. majority leader mitchell mcconnell says he plans to lease a discussion draft of the senate republican healthcare billion thursday setting the stage for a vote likely next week. the status quo is simply unsustainable as all of our members have pointed out. to ignore that the status quo is i am ploiting is to ignore reality. mcconnell is eager toet

raising the debt seal, the budget. with 52 republicans mcconnell can only afford to lose two in order to pass healthcare reform 6789 most expect kentucky's rand paul is a no and conservative sources suggest utah's mike lee and texas' mike cruz might be leaning that way. what's expected to be in the package must be improved. i think p we focus on lowering premiums we can bring together conservatives . we can bring together moderates. we can unify republicans and actually& fulfill the mandate the american people sent us here to do. last night senate democrats delivered speeches to fire up their base and make it more difficult on republican senators. i would urge my democratic colleagues on behalf of the american people, the vast majority whom know how bad this legislation is that we have to tan up and fight in an unprecedented way. senate republicans don't disair let the people back

billion. they don't dare let voters see this billion. today democrats took an additional al step using a procedural tool to shutdown hearings afternoon. we need to fight this tooth and nail. if the republicans were proud of what they were doing they would be telling the world we are going to get this done in 2017. house speaker paul ryan has turned the page to tax re form. we will eliminate harm ful burdensome taxes includ ing the desginate tax and the alternative minimum tax. ryan laid out his vision in an address to the national association of of manufacturers we will consolidate the existing seven brackets into three. double the standard deduction and simplify things to the point that you can do your own taxes on the form the size of a postcard. this instead of a 1040 form. wouldn't that be nice? vice-president mike expense also reiterated the need to get tax reform done this year . i'm told there are regular weekly

the relevance blazer in the the house, senate and the white house focused on accomplishing that major item on the agenda. on capital hill mike emanuel, fox5 new. white house press secretary sean surpriser secretary sean surpriser roorts yesterday directed that spicer would take over. as press secretary. spicer says the white house is still trying to fill all available positions, but nothing is official yet. >> right here. you can keep taking your selfies. so but look, it's no secret we've had a couple vacancies including our communications director that's been gone fr a while. we've been seeking inputs. we've been meeting with potential people that may be of service to this administration. i don't think that should come as any surprise .

daily editor about the role. >> we're going to talk about that tonight on the final five. >> still ahead at 10:30 how your kids toys can turn into spying devices. the cyber security expert warning about smart toys is eleven. you'll meet him coming up. few americans are crunched for cash. a new survey from bank rate.com finds that nearly one in four americans have no emergency savings at all , but that's actually the lowest level we've seen in six years. meanwhile after the do you, the s & p 500 hit new lowe's on monday. oil hit a nine-month low and still trying to decide where to go for your summer get away. this might help new york city the best place to visit in the us usa, the big apple getting big praise for its end list things to do. p p going over see, roam is now

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>> a group of inmates in ga are being recognized for saving a guard's life. last week one of the deputies working security for the inmates work detail pass ed out at the job site. the day was nearly 830-degrees with

to the poll county sheriff's office all six inmates helped h the deputy by performing cpr and calling 911. the deputy's family provided lunch and a little desert as a thank you for doing the right thing. that's good that they stepped in and saved his life. d.c. police officers called to do a little more than the routine duty. over the weekend two officers rescued a queue wow wow. one officer went down into the hole, the other held its legs. masks made it out safe and is doing just fine. >> i want to see a picture of the chihuahua. >> coming up at ten:30 he an international cyber security expert and he is only 11 years old. we're going to introduce you to the sixth grader who is doing some big things next.

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q. an eleven year old in h texas is schooling security experts. he's telling you how toys can be used as spy weapons. sixth grade startedded this summer giving a demonstration at a cyber security conference in the netherlands. some kids are in the playground, he's in the netherlands. turn off the power on the device should stop them from getting into your machine. somebody can stand outside your house, connect to the toy bare and then record you. reuben hopes to head to mit oracle bows to stop cyber. mi california tech. they could bid on me. >> they will be. >> let's talk about what we have today. a miserable day yesterday. >> uh-huh. much improved. tomorrow looks

cash carbon copy of today. nice summer weather without the humidity, cherish it because the humidity is never far right around the corner and that's going to lead to some thunderstorm chances by friday. but tomorrow is only wednesday. the sunset was just spectacular every color in the rainbow and it was a beautiful end to a much calmer day after an active start to the workweek yesterday. summer officially beginning in a couple hours. that begins our first full day on wednesday. that's the summer solve tas. it is the day of the year where we have the longest amount of daylight. nearly 15 hours and then we start to lose a minute give or take as we progress through the rest of the summer into the fall. we interest seduce some summer storm chances by friday and then the remnants of what is tropical storm cindy looks to impact us saturday night into sunday. tomorrow, longest day of the year they say and let theun

56789. forty-three and the sunset at eight:6 p.m. plenty of opportunity to soak in the first day of summer. thank you so much for the sunrise photo. >> mild, but comfortable. seventy-six baltimore and 78 in annapolis. already seeing some 60s showing up north and west and real any these higher elevations, these cooler temperatures we'll fallback into the low 60s possibly even some upper 606s along the mountains. clouds and showers for the carolinas even getting as far north as central virginia if you're in southern mfd along the eastern shore you saw a lot of cloud cover. cold front p pushing through the ohio valley mixing in with some tropical moisture that like i said will impact our weekend. i want to jump ahead the heat is back by thursday. tomorrow a lot like today. we get into the low 90 by thursday afternoon. bermuda a high offshore. cold front cut

pretty significant heat out there. so thunderstorms are probably likely by late in the day on friday as the cold front starts to come through. here's tropical storm cindy spinning out in the the golf just south of louisiana. winds are sustained at 45 miles an hour. this is expected to move due northward, make landfall as a tropical storm somewhere along the eastern texas western louisiana coastline early thursday morning. it will weaken pretty quickly to a tropical depression as it me and ders eastward along the coast. when these storms make landfall and they move over land they don't have anywhere to go they get picked up by the jet flow across the country and then just delivered wherever they're taken which looks northeast of there into our area. again for tonight 70-degrees, partly cloudy, it's mild but not muggy it's a beautiful start to your wednesday morning. a the look of sunshine for the drive in. more clouds mixed in later in the day,

index nice to be by the pool, but very strong sun obviously on the longest day of the year. sunny and hot thursday. more humid friday. showers and storms could be a wet saturday because again remnants right now of what looks like cindy mixing in there and that can always deliver a lot of rain. looks to move out by sunday. sun and clouds 85 and then we look nice and cool, unusually cool for late june. high temperatures blow normal in the low l zeros by early next week. that's a loot look at your seven day forecast. back over to you. let's fast forward several month s to the christmas holiday time. if you like to wait until the last minute to send the gifts it's going to cost you a little more. for the first time ever ups is slapping a delivery surcharge on packages delivered during the last two weeks in november and the week before christmas. the surcharge isn't a lot ranging between 27 and 97 cents depending on the type of delive

plan accordingly even if that's not quite what i normally do. >> your face could be the key to checking your bags at the airport. delta is now introducing a self service kiss ovechkin. one uses face recognition. they're just for checking bags. they use their boarding pass for bags at the self serve kiss ovechkin. which means you'll likely be stuck in back of somebody who has no idea what they're doing. >> there are just some people that can't figure it out. exactly that's why you need people working there. >> up next, fox5 news at eleven. >> i tried that once and unp frt nately they asked and answered my face and i got dense el washington's. >> right. all right. coming up tonight at 11, fox5 exposed serious allegations of teachers and staffers faking grades in pr

schools. we have new details about last year's investigation into the same problem. also ahead take a look there the at this. a local woman says a temporary tattoo may have scarred her son for life. what you need to know in a fox5 exclusive. and a shoplift era at walmart, guess who came to the rescue or i should say guess who arrested her. bat man. we're going to explain this one when we come back tonight with the news at 11.

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allegations of grade fixing in prince george's county public schools, new details about last year's investigation into the same problem. a fox5 exclusive a local family claims a temporary a tattoo may have scarred their young son for life . what happened. plus the massive steam pipe explosion in baltimore. the reopening of the ball field where a gunman attacked congress members and staff laster week. and bat man stopped a shoplifter. your news starts right now. >> we begin tonight with an update on the scandal surrounding prince george's county public schools, allegations of fraud and grade fixing. thanks for joining us tonight, i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. board members claim hundreds of students have graduated without meeting state requirements and teachers told fox5 grades are being changed to make it happen. well, it turns out the state of maryland already slated the issue and found nothing was wrong. fox 35 's