this is fox 5 local news at 10:00. first at 10:00. caught on camera. transit police take down a suspect at the gallery place metro. but it's the commuters who are caught in the chaos. it's a story you first saw on fox 5. allegations of grade fixes in prince george's county. now the maryland governor

stepping in. a ruling on the controversy travel ban. the partial win for president trump tonight, and what comes next following the major decision. fox 5 news at 10:00 starts now. thanks for joining us, i'm sarah simmons >> i'm tony perkins. a painful morning commute. not because of train delays. transit police used pepper spray to stop a suspect inside the gallery place metro station and that caused riders to cough, suffer eyes and more >> they were forced to use the chemicals after the suspect became combative. but passengers say they were caught in the line of fire. angelie hemphill is live with more. >> reporter: this incidents happened near one of the entrances to gallery place, where metro says the suspect tried to enter the station without paying, but some question if police put others in danger

his arrest. >> a concering scene for rush hour metro riders monday morning as they came upon four metro police officers restraining a man lying on the ground. metro police say just before 8:30, a man tried to enter gallery place metro without paying. after failing to follow officers' instructions, police say he became combative. and officers used pepper spray to subdue him. but some riders tell fox 5 the pepper spray was deployed more than once. filling the station like a thick fog. causing many passengers to struggle for air. >> i think there was definitely a better way to handle that. not pepper spray. since there's no circulation. >> reporter: one man e-mailed fox 5, quote, the gas, of course, went everybody causing

as a result of the contaminated air. large clouds are waiting leading to longer exposure. they were coughing, sneezing and eyes watering. the cell phone video even shows the police officers rubbing their eyes from the exposure. meanwhile, some metro riders think the situation could have been handled differently to keep everyone safer >> they're unbelievable odds in the era of terrorism but what you just described, jumping a turnstile, that doesn't warrant pepper spray >> they got to do what they got to do. you don't know, it could be crazy and he could put everybody's life in danger. you don't know what he's going to do >> what's the alternative? >> reporter: metro says they did not receive any customer complaints about being exposed to the pepper spray. they also say that suspect was not hurt. it's unclear if he's facing any charges. live in china

hemphill, fox 5 local news. fox 5 is getting results in an investigation you saw first on fox. our exclusive story filled with allegations of fraud and corruption in prince george's county schools and tonight, maryland governor larry hogan is calling for a state investigation. earlier, he spoke with fox 5 lindsey watts. >> reporter: the biggest news, he says he wants to see outside independent investigators looking into this. so that would go beyond any investigation by the maryland state department of education. the govern says that he has not seen any evidence of this alleged grade fixing and fraud in prince george's county schools. but he says he's getting requests after requests from people who are calling for an investigation. he says he's very concerned. >> we keep hearing all of this out cry. we haven't seen any evidence. but when there's smoke

awful lot of smoke, we just want to find out if there's fire. >> reporter: govern hogan wrote a letter to the state board of education requesting a thorough exhaustive investigation. the state board did not make a decision on next step. expecting more from the board and potentially a decision tomorrow. we asked govern hogan about a prior investigation by the state department of ed in the same claims. the state investigator talked to the school ceo and four people the ceo recommended in in case. >> we just found out there was this so-called investigation. it wasn't acceptable to other people and it wasn't acceptable to his. that's why we've asked instead to have the actual state board of education themselves, which is a body that oversees the school system and responsible for oversight, for them to conduct the investigation and to do a complete and thorough one that gets to all the facts. we'll let the state brd

the best way to pursue. i think we ought to have an independent body take a look. >> it would be outside investigators? state board and potential other help. >> reporter: he knows we have talked to a lot of school staff about the allegations, people say they're concerned if they speak up they will lose their job. >> reporter: anything you would say to people hesitate to come forward >> i would say our state is going to go aggressively protect with hisser blowers that come forward. the school system and our offices will make sure nobody will have their rights violated if they come forward. they shouldn't feel threatened. >> reporter: kevin maxwell continues to refuse request for an interview. he's called this politically motivated. the governor says as far as he's concerned, this has nothing to do with politics but insuring that students get the opportunity for a

education. in samples breezy, lindsey watts. metro riders are expressing outrage. they're pushing montgomery county leaders to call for the restoration of metro rail and bus service. the committee for transit said metro users are being negatively impacted. the montgomery county council sending a letter to the state asking for more transportation funds. but it doesn't mention restoring metrobus and rail service cuts that went into effect yesterday. >> before this week, the red line came six minutes or three minutes if you live between silver spring and grovner and now it's eight minutes, may not seem like a big difference, but the difference between, you know, a couple of extra minutes on the platform can mean crowds, waits, fewer seats on the train and much reduced quality of the commuter liability. >> the county council is scheduled to vote on transportation policies

tomorrow. now that the supreme court has weighed in the state department says it will start implementing a limited version of president trump's travel ban this week. that means travelers from six middle eastern countries are banned from entering the united states 90 days unless they have a credible relationship with someone here. the high court says it will take up the controversial case next fall. we get the latest from fox's doug mckel way >> the travel ban meaning as a whole with no break down on how the justices voted is a stinging blow to lower court rulings. the ban from syria, sedan, somalia will temporarily go into effect while the court agreeing to hear the issues surrounding the ban in its next term in october >> a huge victory for the white house, this case will now be argued again on the merits fully the first week of october. yet a decision some time in maybe december or january. but i exp

will closely model what they said here. >> reporter: the ruling exempts nationals who are college students workers recruited by firms or have blood relatives. the administration said it will take effect in 72 hours. of time to avoid the chaos associated with the original ban that left many travelers stranded. the high courts's decision was greeted with stark partisan. judiciary chairman wrote it reaffirms congress and the president's constitutional authorities over our nation's lawful immigration system. while house minority leader nancy pilosi said the play pendant description of the refugee ban is both unjust and dangerous handing terrorist as powerful recruiting tool. today, a big victory for religious liberty the church applied for a state grant to reservice its gravel playground surface with rubber surface. missouri denied request on the grounds it was a religious

institution. the court noted the consequences a few extra scraped knees with the exclusion of a public benefit from which it is otherwise qualified because it is a church is od. anthony kennedy appears not to be so. he attended a reunion with former law clerks, made no mention of retirement or any of the proceedings today and perhaps most tellingly he's make picked his law clerks for the upcoming term. not exactly the sign of a man prepared for retirement. doug mckel way fox news bill cosby back on tour. but not everyone is thrilled about it >> what a local woman who worked with the comedian is saying about his return to the stage. a dangerous day at national harbor, nearbily 100 tav riders put bystanders in harm's way, police need your help tracking them down.

. our news desk getting information that apparently secret service is saying now that the suspicious package has been cleared. the owner of that package has been located. i don't know if we're seeing that person in any footage. the road closures that happened have now been lifted lafayette park is now reopen >> we'll continue to follow that story. in other news, bill cosby's publicist is denying claims that his speaking tour will be about sexual assault >> his pre team claims his tour will be about restoring the legacy, marina ma

a woman who once worked alongside cosby and had his reaction. >> reporter: these were not rumors, the stunning plans were announced and confirmed by bill cosby spokesperson at a local alabama tv station. once the news spread, cosby publicist told cnn the media was guilty of sensationism and now pouring cold water over the original plans of the speakering tour which seem to have shifted to center on restoring the legacy after his infamous mistrial. the team said young people need to be educated about the laws surrounding assault. take a listen. >> this can affect any young person, they need to know what they're facing when they're hanging out in partying. when they're doing certain things they shouldn't be doing. and it also affects.

educated on a brush against a shoulder, you know, anything at this point can be considered sexual. it's a good thing to be educated about the law. >> tonight we caught up were any local woman who says her friend was one of cosby's alleged victims. and when allegations of sexual assault first picked up steam, she came out publicly and spoke as to what she witnessed. her reaction following use of cosby's upcoming tour >> i first heard about it and heard he was going to educate men how to protect themselves against the prosecutor. and i thought that was the most i was audacious thing i have heard in years. notwithstanding a lot of other things on different subjects. but the point is, i do not believe that any town hall tour he makes there will also be people who want to see bill cosby that we remember. but the bill cosby that he is now is a shameful

decent human being. and he can pretend to be smart. he can pretend to be, there is nothing that will excuse him for what he did and i did take care of these people physically and personally and i did perform on his show and i did see this behaviors. and i can't erase that from my knowledge and honesty and there's no reason why i should. >> prosecutors in pennsylvania say they plan to retry the case in about four months. no word when cosby's new speaking tour is scheduled to hit the road. tony? take a look at this, it's insane. a frightening and wild scene at national harbor, dozens of atv and dirt bike riders swarming the streets while pedestrians and drivers scramble to get out oh of the way. not only the streets and sidewalks. it unfolded yesterday. thankfully no one hurt. but riding atvs on dirt bikes

illegal and prince george police need your help to identify the drivers involved. a similar incident happened in the district last night. police believe these are the same riders who rode throw national harbor. some of the atv riders were popping wheelies on 8th street as they made their way through the city. police say this behavior will not be tolerated. >> don't think you got away with it. we will be knocking on your door and we will be coming to see you shortly. what i'd like to do is i would like to ask our citizens, our partners in the community, business partners, to please contact us when you see those that engage in this malicious behavior and you can also remain anonymous, i'd like to let you know, call 1866411 tips >> police won't chase after the drivers, they will use other methods. nice start to the week out there weather-wise, but let

otherwise known as the city of dc will be going up or down >> here's sue with the latest >> you definitely have to fasten the seatbelt. enjoy the ride for now, it's a fantastic night, a beautiful day. and it's all because that humidity got chased out of town, it's been just delightful. we'll check temperatures as well as the highs that we had today. 84 our high temperature at reagan national. dulles 81, bwi 82. average for june 26 and is 87. so here we go, summer, hot over the weekend. but real comfortable break and i hope you take advantage of the lack of humidity to get those windows open, because guess what? manassas it's 62 degrees in your area. 65 in culpeper. 64 nor winchester, dc warmer at 76. definitely places in the 70's. a lot of 60's. when you look at these due points in the 50's and few spots still in the 40's, that's comfortable and alson

temperatures may be able to fall. a lot of places will head for the 50's, i think here in the district it will be closer to 64. for tomorrow, we do have a couple of changes to talk about. there will be a little bit more cloud cover around and there's a slight chance of a shower or maybe even a quick rumble of thunder as a frontal boundary whips through the area. we'll talk about that, show you the timing with it so if your kids are headed to the pool, for example, they will know when they need to be watching the skies to make sure in they're out of the way of anything that may come through doesn't look like anything major. we'll talk about the return of heat and humidity in time for the weekend coming up a little bit later. tony? . the wife of senator bernie sanders is hired two high profile defense attorneys as she continues to fight bank fraud allegations. at issue is loan that jane sanders acquired while president of the now defunct burlington college. the 2010 loan application was filed so the school could borrow $10 million to buy 33 acres of land. the pro

distorted the donor levels on her application. the claims were made by attorney brady who led president trump's 2016 campaign in vermont. still ahead, marking a milestone. >> what child doesn't want to believe in magic? >> gryffindors, slytherins, rave rave and hufflepuffs. unite for a momentous occasion. >> tv shows may soon be coming to a facebook page near you. how facebook is going hollywood. coming up tomorrow morning, on fox 5 news, promoting grade inflation? what a former local superintendent has to say about slipping standards. plus, tracking train upgrades. just how safe is your commute on metro these days? and summer is here and that mean as return of the flip-flops. could your favorite footwear be hazard? that's ahead tomorrow morning.

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the series went on to inspire a blockbuster movie franchise and theme parks. >> i've been reading it since childhood. it's kind of disappearing into this community that i've always wanted to belong to, i get to pass it on to my son. j k rowlink said it's been wonderful, thank you. have you read any of the books >> i've seen most of the movies. incredible. . >> i haven't -- i don't tend to read that kind of thing. but i keep thinking i should read it >> i know but i just like watching the movies. i'm laserier >> not necessarily. coming up on fox 5 news at 10:30, an incredible rescue at an amusement park >> hear from one of the people who helped catch a teenage girl dangling. latest on the healthcare battle in congress, could a vote be

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. this is fox 5 local news at 10:00 10:30. at 10:30. metro transit police use pepper spray on a man they say tried to skip the fare. but other passengers are questioning whether it was necessary. new analysis on how many people stand to lose healthcare under the gop's plan. plus, could a vote be pushed back? . we're hearing from one of the people who helped save the life of a girl dangling from an amusement park ride. at 10:30 starts now. we thank you for joining us at 10:30, i'm tony perkins in for jim >> i'm sarah simmons, new video showing a man being pepper sprayed after allegedly skipping fare on metro. angelie hemphill is live with the story. >> reporter: gu

morning rush hour gallery place was packed. all while metro police encountered a suspect, they say tried to enter without paying. they say pepper spray was used to subdue him. when the man became combative but passengers say the spray quickly filled the underground station making it hard to breathe. they say the crowds waiting were coughing and sneezing and their eyes were watering even making some of them feel sick. meanwhile, metro responded that they did not receive any customer complaints about being exposed to pepper spray. prince george's county police need your help to identify dozens of atv and dirt bike bike riders who took to the streets and sidewalks of national harbor yesterday. pedestrians and drivers had to scramble to get out of the way. luckily no one was hurt. these riders, of course, were breaking the law. a similar incident happened in the district last night. police believe these are the same riders who rode throw national harbor >> a limited version of president trump's travel

comes after the supreme court weighed in on the issue. the justices will allow the united states to ban travelers from six middle eastern countries from entering the u.s. for 90 days. unless they have a credible he relationship with someone here. the high court will review the constitution alty of the ban this fall,. the humidity has taken a hike, that is a rare thing in june, as we're officially now in summer. hope you got the windows open. take advantage of mother nature's air conditioning. we'll see many places fall into the 50's. cool start tomorrow and there will be more cloud cover around tomorrow morning. there's going to be a little weak disturbance coming through any time after noon, there could be a slight chance of a shower or brief thunderstorm but again, it's just a small risk. just want you to be aware. we know the kids like to be to pool this time of year. wednesday looking great. back to sunshine, comfortable temperatures again but you know what? we're not going to keep the

longer, the late week heat factor will be going way up as will the heat index, enjoy the present and we'll take you hour by hour through tuesday. in just a couple of minutes. back to you. update now, the family of philando castile reached a settlement with the city of anthony minnesota. the settlement comes more than a week after the officer was found onc not guilty. >> she'll receive a $3 million payment >> one thing with officers shooting that are bad is that the officer panics. that's, i think, what caused the willingness to settle for essentially $3 million on the part of city. and what's caused them to fire him. >> the settlement voids a federal wrongful death lawsuit that attorneys said could have taken

a man who fairfax county police say was impersonating a cop is behind bars. investigators say tyson rasher is in custody. they say he was impersonating a cop while police officers near prince william parkway in reads prospect drive in wood bridge eight days ago. of he had flashing lights and pulled a vehicle over. moments later, a real police officer stopped at the scene. police say he took off. investigators determined he was driving a stolen car. police tracked him down last friday. come take a good look at these photos. this man is wanted in connection with an armed robbery in annapolis after thursday at highs store along annapolis road. the clerk told police the suspect pulled out a gun, demanded money before taking off. developing, the congressional budget office is out with its projection on the effects of the senate republican

healthcare bill. new details from the capital >> they will be responsible for socialized medicine. they will be the reason that we haven't been able to stop it. on the other hand, did they have good points? yes. there are people that we ought to listen to. >> reporter: he turned up the pressure on his colleagues, ted cruz, mike lee, ron johnson, rand paul and dean heller who say they oppose the gop healthcare package. gop leadership unveiled adjustments to the bill today. including a lock-out provision to make sure people buy insurance before they get sick. it says there oh would be a six-month waiting period for people let their insurance coverage lapse more than two months. president trump weighed in on twitter. the democrats have become nothing but obstructionist, no policies or ideas, all they do is delay and complain. they own obamacare. and the president

senate doesn't have to act now. republican senators are working hard to get there with no help from the democrats. not easy. perhaps just let o care crash and bern. insurance giant came out with a statement saying it will markedly approve the stability of the individual market and moderate premium increases. pthe american medical associatin sent a letter opposing the bill writing quote, the ama is particularly concerned with proposals to convert medicaid program into a system that limits the federal obligation to care for needy patients to a predetermined formula paced on per capita caps. meanwhile leading democrats suggested passing the bill would have deadly consequences >> we do know that the many more people, millions. hundreds of thousands will die if this bill pass >> one to 2000 people will die if you cut 750,000 people from medicaid.

to two -- killing >> republican leads say don't believe the predictions and the time to act is now. >> in all honesty, we got to get real about it. because we got a lot of things the federal government has to do besides healthcare and if we go that route, that's the only thing the federal government will be basically doing >> the budget office predicts the number of insured will grow by 22 million. republican leaders counter that's because there would no longer be a gun to their heads with the government telling them they must by insurance's on capitol hill, mike emmanuel fox news next at 10:30, terrifying moments at an amusement park. a girl dangling from the air, you see it here. from a ride. we're going to hear from one of the members of the crowd who helped save her life. helife. . i

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18 large fires burning in six states out w. the two biggest fires are in southern arizona and utah. a look at the damage. >> reporter: six states in the western u.s. are dealing with active wildfires one of the biggest is the brian head fire burning in southern utah. it's already destroyed more than 43,000 acres and was traced back to a man burning weeds in his backyard. >> some guy that couldn't pay attention is burnt this thing up that's been here 100 years. and it won't be back. not in our lifetime. >> reporter: 1500 people were

a familiar feeling. >> you know, there's risks when you buy something in a forest but you don't anticipate it twice, we lost other home in las vegas in 2009 to fire and had to rebuild. lightening shouldn't strike twice. >> reporter: the region is in the middle of an extreme heat wave with scorching temperatures and high winds making conditions tougher for firefighters >> when you look at the weather conditions through those day, you can see the way that that spread eight miles in one day, 16,000 acres burned really just crazy numbers. >> reporter: in arizona hundreds of acre are burned with firefighters battling erratic winds as they try get that fire contained. the region many people displaced are emotional about the damage being done. >> not even sure i can handle the pain of seeing the trees burned. because we built for the in them and played in them

that's the hard part. >> reporter: jane metsler fox news. quite a story, look caribbeans, wear hearing from one of the good samaritans who helped catch that girl right there. left dangling on the six flags ride in upstate new york and matthew howard senior says he and his daughter were on the ground waiting. when they saw her, he says it was a heart stopping moment. all he could do was think how to help. he joined several hours to helped capture after she fell 25 feet. >> i yelled up to her, drop, i promise you i'll catch. you. >> i seen the girls' little brother holding on to her, please help her. >> stop blaming her and security. it was an accident. it happened. >> howard, that man there, hurt his back catching the teen. he and his daughter visited

girl at the hospital yesterday. they say she's recovering and she's in good spirits. >> wow. . in prince george's county, first first responders rescued this dog, broke out at a home in mar see avenue in oxon hill. after his little guy was pulled, firefighters had to revive him. also gave the family dog water before taking him to the vet. hopefully he'll be ok. next at 10:30, is your summer vacation driving you up into debt? >> the mistake many people make that causes them to go over their vacation budget. we'll talk about it on the other side. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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using it. researchers found simply having your cell phone in the same room can affect your attention span. when asked to take a series of tests requiring full concentration, people out performed those whose phone was sitting next to them. experts say even if it feels like you're giving something, your full attention, your phone distracts you if it is within arm's reach. >> it's calling to you. pick me up. >> all right your summer vacation may cost you more than you think, the planning company learn vest found americans end up more than $1,000 in debt after vacating. part of the problem is people don't plan. the study found 55% of americans forget to consider vacation, when laying out a budget. what percentage lays out a budget for the year? >> really >> researcher also say it takes about six months to financially recover from an unplanned vacation. >> i was going to say, i think this probably happens to a lot of peoe

>> absolutely. you go on vacation. and >> have fun and you're like, who -- it will be all right. it's a evacuation. i do the same things with all my vacations, and i go to cape may and erie and sometimes virginia beach. i save money on my vacation. that's good. >> that's good. today is a staycation it's chamber of commerce weather. won't last forever, we'll be warmer again by the end of the week and you'll realize that summer took a brief break but we'll take this while we can get it. a gorgeous day that featured temperatures in the low 80's and probably even cooler tomorrow. because we're going to up the antiand the cloud cover. i love this picture that mark took, tweets as eternally when you see a sky this blue you know the humidity has been low in the contrast of those clouds courtesy of a

stream. we love it it is so nice for you and we got the mild air, it will also be very mild and comfortable tomorrow. the difference is, riding along through the jet stream tomorrow will be a week little trigger in the atmosphere and i'll show it to you here in moment. it may produce a rumble of thunder any time after about 1:00 till about 4:00 or 5:00. bottom line, tuesday, 80, a little bit more cloud cover than we had today. a couple of showers maybe a rumble of thunder, wednesday still really nice and the temperature department, humidity low again 83 degrees. keeping an eye on these showers and storms, maybe with the colder air, we could get a little bit of hail or gusty winds. your craft that to what is going on in the southwest a few minutes ago we had a story about terrible wildfires but i wanted to show you this hour, phoenix is till

104, salt lake, 96 and you come back to the northeast, the midatlantic so grateful to not be dealing with that. our temperature in the city 76 but many places are in the 60's and look at this, buffalo, 59, toronto 59, chicago 63, welcome break for sure. gives i was chance to recover from the heat that builds up. look manassas 60. and winchester 64 and we expect a slight chance of a shower or storm. let me show you what or why we have a little bit of shower activity that you can see and i'll check the live local radar. it's possible there are a few sprinkles riding along northern maryland, is this what we're watching tomorrow, this spin that you see is a trough and it's going to send a weak front. so we could have a few more showers and storms to deal with. hit

north of interstate 70 as we take this forward, a little bit of cloud cover, some sunshine and then as we get to the afternoon, a few showers trying to develop, not a lot, obviously, but we're think about the kids, they might be at the pool. we want you to be aware we'll probably deal with a few spotty showers. 73 degrees at 11:00 in the morning with a little bit of cloud cover around by 2:00 p.m. 76, spotty showers and an isolated shower or storm at 5:00. accu-weather seven-day forecast, two more days around 80 degrees. then here comes the heat. thursday we're back to 90. on friday, heat and humidity may cook up more storms, we'll keep a few possible in the forecast for the weekend. again, not anything that's a wash-out but just an interruption and monday, 88 with a few showers possible as well. enjoy the cool-down. i'm going to send it over to brody who probably got hot news. sounds like good baseball days.

otherwise flawless nats team. nats pen is in the bottom third in the majors in era and it's responsible for develop of the nats 30 losses. a move might help francis rodriguez signed from the tigers, but there was a reason he was cut, he has an era of seven and six blown saves. >> defending champion cubs. gone in an instant. nats trail first batters to have the game five pitchers trail 1-0. he didn't get much help. hard to do so with defense like this bryce harper look again, check out the reflexes. unreal, just watch on the score board, what more can i do? baez told third

squeeze running going home. of they can't get him. currently bottom nine, nats trail 5-3 john mac row putting his foot in his mouth once again. he said serena williams is undoubtedly the best female player in the world but be ranked 700 if she play against men. calling her the greatest player to ever play the game after a victory at the u.s. open in 2012. williams is the most decorated female in history with 23 titles and singles playing another 14 in doubles. president trump approached mac row about playing a $1 million winner take all match against venus or serena in atlantic city. mac row told jimmy kimmel two years ago that he believes he could still beat serena williams >> i would pay to watch that. no way >> put yr

mouth is get on court. you say sees, she's, she has said in the past, she could not beat the best men, she's much better than 700th in the world >> she could do the while being pregnant. >> we just need her training >> we haven't seen mac row put his foot in the mouth a long time >> he's promoting a book. >> trying to get himself in the news >> there we go. >> battle of the sexes. 11:00 larry hogan on it's allegations of grade fixing in prince george's county schools. the most hated man in america, and it could put him behind bars for decades. the downright bizarre tanning trend that doctors are calling awful for your skin, don't do it. those stories and more tonight at 11:00.

. at 11 a cloud of pepper stray spray and a man in handcuffs inside a crowded metro station, details about what happened at gallery place this morning. maryland governor larry hogan tackles the grade fixing scandal. >> we haven't seen evidence, but when there's smoke there's fire and there's an awful lot of fire >> the message for the teachers plus, illegal atvs at national harbor, the so-called fa farmer bro and a with tanning trend. >> off the top. pepper spray problems during this morning's metro commute >> they used spray to stop a man. but passengers say they were caught in the line of fire. fox 5 angelie hemphill is live at the station with more. angelie? >> reporter: guys thi