called buy were true. there was never a letter sent out to to parents, students here in charles county. there was nothing put out by the sheriff's office. this is something that is alleged to have happened more than a year ago in april of 2016. according to charging documents we've been able to look at in the courthouse in la play as well as an department it claims ronald wells attempted to sexually abuse two students inside a closet in the high school in april of 2016. >> this is a photo of ronald wells taken in 2014 when he was teaching science at lakey high school featured in a newsletter. a 17-year-old told on his birthday in april he went planning for a case another student put under his desk in a science class, when he couldn't find it. his teacher ronald wells

the cake was in the supply closet. once inside the closet, the student says wells asked to see his genitals. the student left. the court document filed in the case said the defendant is an adult teacher at lakay high school. the the defendant has due care and custody of the victim due to him being a teacher and the victim being a student. the indictment filed indicates there is a second victim. wells has been on paid administrative leave more than a year and trial is scheduled july 18th. numerous attempts to reach wells and his attorney were successful. case came to slight after the sheriff's office revealed this week it had filed sexual assault charges against a former hiv positive teacher's aide, who videotaped numerous sexual assaults of young boys inside a classroom at stoddert middle school.

this had shocked everyone, it was revealed earlier this week, on monday, as far as releasing information about this case. the sheriff's office a spokesperson there says, they will unaware of the charges being filed. it could be the fact that eight months went by from the time the allegation was made until charges were filed and then the indictment didn't come down until january of this year. as far as the school is concerned, the school spokesperson told us they did not put out any information to students at the high school at the time because it was just an allegation. but then when the indictment came out, they said they also didn't put out any information, they said it just slipped by. so no information went out to students, no information went out to parents, except for the parents of the two who were making the allegations.pso peop about this case here in charles county tonight. in just the last few minutes, we did hear from mr. wells's attorney, tma

maryland. he said quote, mr. wells emphatically denies the charges and looks forward to a jury hearing the truth at trial. the trial is scheduled on is on school 18th. a source believes the theory is it's a retaliatory gay bashing by two students who were disciplined by mr. wells. that's apparently the defense they're going to put up when they say a case goes to trial july 18th. . developing news out of prince george's county. the school volunteer accused of sexually abusing nearly a dozen elementary kids want them dropped. in letter he claims his rights have been violated and he hasn't received adequate legal representation. the judge plans to discuss the issue with carraway at his next hearing next thursday.

montgomery police investigating a rash of purse thefts from area schools. investigators say nine different schools and day care facilities were hit in may and june, the suspect stole purses and what's left in unattended classrooms >> angelie hemphill is live with more on this. angelie? >> reporter: these brazen thefts began during the school year and continued into the summer here ats bethesda they say two teachers' purses were stone and used the credit cards to rack up thousands of dollars a the near nearby store >> we know there's a limited amount of time before these female victims realize my purse or wallet is gone. he knows what he's doing. >> reporter: police want to know if you recognize this man. they believe he's responsible for at least four of almost a dozen purse thefts from local schools and day cares. investigators say they began back in may. when school

session. but the most recent was on june 29th. 11 teachers at nine different schools from rockville to silver springs to bethesda report having what's or purses stolen from attended classrooms or offices. stomp during school hours. police say at three of the schools, the suspect was even confronted and questioned by staff >> he offered a short excuse, very brief excuse, one time he said he was a member of the cleaning crew. one time he said he was trying to locate a summer camp. again, at that point he quickly left the school. he knew people were questioning him and he quickly left. >> reporter: police say the suspect would use the money and credit card as the nearby grocery store, target or best buy. so far, suspect has $500 in cash and racked up more than $13,000 in fraudulent credit charge, which investigators believe will go up. meanwhile, a spokesperson for montgomery county schools tells fox 5 they're working closely with the police to figure out how the suspect gaine a

inside. as they say everyone who enters the school must be buzzed in. >> there's no evidence of forced entry, no obvious signs of forced entry, there's no indication he wants to do anything else other than quickly take these items. >> reporter: now, we did speak to a school employee off camera tells us she confronted the suspect as he was leaving her supervisor's office. it was later they discovered missing checks and credit cards. if you know anything contact montgomery county police, you could get a reward if the information leads to an arrest. live in bethesda angelie hemphill. a former uber driver wanted for allegedly committing a sexual offense on the job. he's accused of committing whatever offense it was back on june 26th in the area of queen chapel road in hyattsville. detectives didn't specify what kind of sexual offense, we do know he's no long

an uber driver, if anyone has information, give police a call. the follow-up now on that bicyclist who was struck by a car last friday. we have just learned that the victim has passed away. police say burgess johnson was riding a bike when hit by a car at the intersection of 29th and erie in southeast. he reportedly failed to stop at a a stop sign and that's when police hit him and drove off. police are looking for the driver. the victim's family is posting flyers near the scene to encourage witnesses to come forward. >> i think if i knew who the person was, not that i said i would of revengeful but just to give me closure to know there's someone out there and allow them to come forth and say i'm sorry, i am so sorry. i did not know or i did not mean to leave the person. i was -- just some kind of

>> police are asking anyone with information about the hit-and-run to give them a call. it was sentencing day foreman who participated in violent rights during president trump's inauguration >> dane powell was sentenced to four months in jail and two years of probation, he was seen breaking windows at a star buck, the charges for rioting and assaulting a police officer. in all more than 200 arrested. powell was the first to plead guilty. life without the possibility of parole. that was the sentence in montgomery county judge handed out to uelalio tordil today. he pleaded guilty to two counts of murder and two counts of attempted murder last april. they happen the day after tore dill allegedly shot and killed his estranged wife. of prosecutors say he was trying to make a mistake by attempting two car jackings in montgomery county. those attempts turned deadly.

to die. >> this was a man who left behind notes that indicated that he intended suicide by cop. he intended to go out in a shooting with the police. he didn't have the courage to take his own life but he was willing to take the lives of others >> last month, he pleaded guilty to murdering his estranged wife. he will be sentenced in prince george's county for that crime in september. well, you haven't seen this shot. so far, here's a live look for you as we go outside on what has been a pretty nice day out there >> is that the wilson bridge? nice out there have not hot but not bad. gary mcgrady in. what are we talking about into the weekend? everybody wants to know >> there's more storms this evening, looks coming our way and the weekend looks really nice >> just got to get through this >> exactly and sunday this carries over from yesterday, sunday looks two thumbs up >> awesome. >> be a great j

listen, here's what's going on. we'll deal with the heat. it's hot. we're up to 90 in the city. most everybody is at least in the upper 80's to 90. couple spots cooler. leonardtown 86. annapolis is hot at 89. look this is way to the west. there is a severe weather thunderstorm watch goes through into the evening hour, mostly west virginia. coming into extreme western maryland. the reason i'm showing you this, this does not include any of us, but there's talk that this watch could be extended eastward to at least some of our western counties. so in anticipation of that, there's a lot of thunderstorm activity out there. look at storm tracker radar showing all these thunderstorms. these have been very strong and mostly severe coming down through ohio and into west virginia winds being the primary threat here, a lot of wind gusts and damage in the wake of these storms. i read reports of a lot of trees down behind these thunderstorms and you can see how

moving closer to us. there's stale long way away. but the idea is they can hold together come come across the mountains over the next few hours and brings us a chance for thunderstorms. one thing here that's a little bit encouraging -- and they look very strong, they are, but i'm not seeing right now any of these being severe. while they're good thunderstorms, they're dropping a lot of rain and there's obviously wind. at least the severe aspect of these thunderstorms has calmed down quite a lot and i'm not seeing nearly as much lightening in in these thunderstorms, we need to watch them. hopefully as they get closer to us, they will continue to weaken just a bit. the larger picture shows we're dry but continue to track the thunderstorms. there's a frontal system back to the northwest. these thunderstorms fired up along the front and they're moving here but once the front comes through tomorrow morning, it sets the stage for a gorgeous weekend. i leave you there when i come back, we'll talk more about the evening forecast and just a lo,

in what's coming up for the weekend. jim? >> thank you gary. on the way, recovery and refle reflection. >> a mother shot last year in the sniper attack on dallas police reflect one year later how she says she hopes to help bridge the racial gap that separates many police officers and black americans. >> you are entitled to have a hearing to consider you for bond >> a lack of remorse, a mother accused of stabbing her four kids to death gripping in court. wait till you hear how the judge responds >> a mom gets death threats after posting this picture on facebook with the baby daughter with piercing. but there's a story behind the controversial photo. coming up. stay with us. up.

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y2ejdy y16fy . today marks the somber anniversary in texas and around the country, one year ago, a military veteran ambushed police during a black lives matters protest in dallas, five officers killed, seven others were wounded. two other people were also hit by the gunfire including a mother shot in the leg as she tried to shield her children. she said she will never forget the fear or the bravery of the

harm's way to save her life. she felt a bullet pierce through her leg, started running when she saw an officer get shot, police surrounded her one officer shielded her and her son from further harm. taylor told the associated press how the officer comforted her and her son in the middle of the chaos. >> there was hundreds of rounds. i never heard anything like that before. he said he has a gun. run. >> i turned around i guess he returned around to see where i was, but i had already been shot so i grabbed on to him, and pushed in time the street and i think he hit the car and we ended up between the car and the curb and i later on top of him >> i want to say thank you to the officers who were there for me and m

>> officers continued to provide cover for taylor until they could get her in the back of a bullet ridden police cruiser and off to the hospital. she said being wounded has helped her see both sides of the evidence debate. mika ka johnson launched his attack from a college building and johnson was killed but the terror he caused remains as raw today as the day of the shooting. fox's allison harris reports. >> reporter: among the victims of dallas shooting is a place, the school hijacked by the gunman mika johnson from what he unleash add barrage of gunfire. college president was out of town that night. watching his phone light up after 8:57. he took a call from his vice president. >> i stepped outside

changed. >> reporter: summer school was in session, a few dozen were in night class. the chief of police at the college prepared for the planned protest. he put officers on the first floor, johnson shot his way through the glass door >> where is this happening? and the chief responded he's in the building. >> we heard gunfire. >> reporter: corporal brian shaw and john abbott confronted johnson here and were injured. >> down here is where you can actually still see where the cement was damaged. >> reporter: adomas was among the first to step through the stairway with fbi agents after the shooting >> can you imagine the bravery with an officer someone has an automatic rifle and was shooting down and you're trying to see if you can stop this person. >> reporter: adomis then saw the second floor window near the

ambush was carried out and the hallway where he hid gutted by the explosives delivered by a robot. which killed johnson and ended the attack. >> reporter: what did you feel in that moment >> i felt that, that our institution had been violated. we had done nothing to deserve this. we're not going to be defined by this either. >> reporter: a year later, repairs have been made, and more officers have be hired. the college police force grown to more than 20. many north text an say dallas strong but he remembers the day >> i asked everybody to stand up in the room. asked them to turn to the left or to the right and i asked them to hug the person next to them. and that was just so emotional right now i'm feeling emotional. we're not going to be defined by this horrific

>> allison harring, fox news. women caught stealing bottles of booze in the liquor store, completely ignoring, by the way, there's surveillance cam cameras. it does attract a lot of tourists. not everyone walking away from the streets of spain unscathed. a big day for a guy who carries on a family tradition, his emotional journey to become a member of dc fire and ems. ♪ ♪

did he have isabella . fire officials are investigating a suspected arson. firefighters called to the scene monday night. construction workers discovered the damage inside and

the school including on a newly installed playground. the fire marshal and police determined that multiple fires had been set early monday morning. so far, there are no arrests. school was out for the summer and the building is currently under going construction. the district has nearly two dozen new firefighters and emts. >> that's because 21 young men and women garaged from the cadet program, but one is following the footsteps of his dad and cousin both killed in the line of duty. >> your next step in your journey to become a fire and ems member of this great department. >> reporter: firefighting has been part of my life since before i can remember. my father is a firefighter, i'm going to think about it >> i must also acknowledge the ultimate contribution made by the mccray family, two of the members lost their lives on the job >> my father, once he

motivated to me like i'm going to do it, but at the same time i you used to think i got shoes to fill, i'll be doing this and that, i'll be just like my father because the wrong, i be me. he was kevin, i'm day von mccray >> davon mccray >> my father passed, it's like whole department, anything i needed they were there for me. it's a brotherhood. some females too, it's more like a family. we have the ups and downs, arguing, here and there but when it comes to doing what we got to do, we sticking together. it's home right here. sixth engine. it's where my father was assigned to, that's what i got assigned to. it's the last house he was in. it's home. everybody welcome me with open arms at this frontal system. i have a son. he's 11 months.

i'm going to the same pressure my father put on me. that's my buddy but at the end of the day, it's his life, you know, hopefully he's going to choose the right direction. but at the end of the day i can't make him become a firefighter. but, you know, it's him. >> truly is a family, i have two uncles who were firefighters an cousin who's an emt still great to see that. >> on the way, in germany, there is chaos tonight. >> tense protests break out among the g 20 meeting and the pressure put on putin from president trump about election meddling, details of the sit-down coming up. a health warning one of the most common sexualed transmitted diseases may soon become nearly impossible to treat. >> get up, mom. you got to be strong. you can do it and

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. fox 5 local news at 5:00 now saying the victims of a fatal deadly double shooting in shady side were targeted. lesley smith and linda mcken see lived together on a house boat. officers found bodies at the home june 1st, police are offering a $10,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest. homicide detectives arrested a suspect wanted in connection with a deadly in land over. thomas sanders, investigators believe he got into a

and shot two people inside of a car in a liquor store. one of the victims, demarco robinson died from his injuries, the second survived. a stafford man is charged in connection with a three-car crash involving a sheriff's deputy, george lee murdock is charged with reckless driving and failure to yield to an emergency vehicle. he made a uturn in front of the sheriff's deputy cruiser. it happened along route one, you will three drivers were treated and released. in montgomery county a driver was seriously injured in a single car crash in rockville on montrose parkway between till donewood and montrose road. the car partially around the poll. several lanes were blocked by crash. obviously they're back open. for a second straight day, violent protests erupted in hamburg germany. the site of the g20 summit >> some are aimed at president trump.

the activity set dozens of the cars on fire, security forces used water canons and pepper spray >> activities angry over globalation, economic equality pand what they believe is a lac of action on climate change. more than 100 police officers have been injured during the protests. first lady milania trump tweeting she's thinking of the people during the protest and calling upon everyone to stay safe. much anticipated meeting between president trump and russian president vladimir putin took place this morning. president trump addressing the media before the talks got underway. >> president putin and i have been discussing various things, i think it's going very well. we've had good talks. we're having a talk now. obviously that will continue. we look forward to

positive things happening for russia and the united states and for everybody concerned. it's an honor to be with you. >> the men were supposed to talk for 35 minutes. instead the meeting lasted more than two hours. president trump he did discuss russia's interference the 2016 interference, putin denied russia had any role. they talked about syria and other issues including north korea >> the president also sat down with mexico's president, mr. trump told him he wants the crew to pay for the border wall. he said the u.s. is making good progress on renegotiating the north american free trade agreement with mexico. >> to italy. rescue workers identified two bodies in the rubble of a five story apartment building that collapsed south of naples. crews had to dig mostly by hand. month word on what the cause is. authorities believe it may be related to

inside of that building. look at that scene in spain, three men were hurt at the famous running of the bulls festival. one victim is under going surgery for serious injuries to the head and leg after he was gored and tossed. two other americans were gored but not considered serious. this is the first of eight days. the festival is unlike any other. >> it was fun. definitely a once in a lifetime experience. i don't think i'll ever do it again. but i'm glad i did it. and made out unscathed for the most part. it's fun, crazy, i didn't realize there would be so many people running at the same time. exciting. >> couldn't pay me to do that. but the running of the bulls festival

yesterday marked the one-year anniversary since the death of philandro castile >> his girlfriend is reflecting on the shooting and how her daughter helped her get through the tough times. fox's rob olson with the story. >> reporter: the spot where philandro castile lost his life one year, the spot he'll be remembered for years to come >> it's a powerful story. unfortunately, in my opinion, justice was not given. >> reporter: among those stopping on this one-year year anniversary, a brother and sister who didn't know it was the anniversary until we told them. the pair passing through on a move to the east coast >> i knew this was the site of his death and i feel like being in minneapolis is -- you can't stop by that. especially the way it affected me. >> it just hurts, it hurts. >> the memorial to philandro began got underway, preparing t

attend. preparing to gather of all colors as one community. the weight of this one year balanced with castille's loving legacy to those who knew him >> even when he didn't have it he gave his life, that's the type of person he was >> this is to spread love and to let people know even in your darkest times, and hardest strugglings you'll get through >> diamond reynolds with him in that car one year ago, seeing him shot with the clear head to live stream the aftermath and now at the nightmare of the memories of seeing him die. a tough year, she says. but she hearing philandro's voice in her daughter >> he speaks to my daughter. on my weakist days when i feel like i'm not strong enough, she comes in and says, mom, phil says you can do it. get up, mom. you got to be strong. >> rob olsen reporting. b

so that mother is accused of killing her four children and their father. she's in court today, and she's smiling. how the judge responded to what could be considered just erratic behavior. a mom sparks outrage after posting this photo of infant daughter way dimple piercing. but there's a twist. we'll explain coming up. really hot today. managed up to 91 degrees for a high temperature. we're going to watch it because some of this heat driving some thunderstorms back out to the west. will they get here? when will they get here? and how long are they going to stick around? weekend forecast coming up. weekend looks gorgeous. going to want to stick around for the forecast more coming up in the news, stay with us. stay with us.

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news morning. news morning. . caught on camera. two women in florida stealing expensive bottles of alcohol from the liquor store. witnesses say the women seemed innocent enough when walking around but surveillance video shows them snatching bottles of booze and stuffing them into purse >> they to knew exactly what they were doing, used -- later for a customer to distract. pulled the bottle up. put it in their purse. held up another bottle. carried on the conversation like nothing ever happened. >> store owner says the liquor store mom and pop business and when thefts like this happen. really hurts the bottom line. >> what's going on in her? do not talk to anyone about your case. >> a bizarre moment in a georgia courtroom. a woman accused of killing her husband and four children made her first court

before the hearing started, isabella martinez smiling broadly waiving and at one point needle down before a trans later spoke to her. she told the judge she doesn't want a lauwyer >> a warning about untreatable gonorrhea, according to the world health organization, three cases have been documented in japan, france and spain they say the sexually transmitted disease is widely resistant to older cheaper antibiotics, 78 million people per year contract gonorrhea. in many cases, the infection is no symptoms and can lead to infer till tea. . trending this photo has people outraged online. she posted this photo of her daughter with a pierced dimple on facebook and the caption said, in part i believe she's going to love it. i'm the parent she's my child, i will do whatever i want. i make all the decisions uil

i made her, i own her. the post called officials to remove the child. advance explained the photo was fake and created in photoshop. it was supposed to draw away to draw parallels between body periodsing and circumcision. >> did you know there are four types of people on facebook. that according to researchers to get paid to do this >> they claim most people fall into one of four categories, relationship builder, town criers, selfies and window shoppers. relationship builder use the site as an extension of their real life with family and real life friends. town crier also want everybody to know what's going on in their lives. selfies use facebook to promote themselves. and window shoppers want to know what everybody else is doing. researchers know which category can help you raise self awareness. the big question, guys, which ones are y

there could be multiple >> you've had multiple facebook page, do you not >> i'm geeky weather guy, those are the things i follow. >> the window -- window watcher >> i'm not a town crier, i'll tell you that. >> i'm a relationship builder. i'm like to bridge the gap and build bridges and reach out and stay in touch >> it's actually, there's some bad things about facebook. i kept in touch with so many people that i love having in my life. that's been a positive aspect of it. >> i was going to say the same thing be i love seeing people from high school but i never would have seen their kids and everything. i think it's good for that. all right. >> you guys ready for a great weekend >> we got showers and thunderstorms, we need to get through first, still a chance, a nats i'm talking to you, these thunderstorms or showers -- they probably got the tarp on the field by now and -- they're running and hiding. their heads between their legs. it's a joke from last night.

but definitely there's storms out there and some showers out there. i'll show you radar in a second. hot it's 90 degrees, you just saw the beautiful pictures at the white house, a lot of sunshine out there and there's still enough humidity, the humidity hasn't gone away yet. it's going to taper off tomorrow and then be nice and pleasant, heat index at 92. in or around the region, 86 gaithersburg, 89 manassas, 89 culpeper. back to the west, this is where there's a severe thunderstorm watch in place, big cluster of thunderstorms working out of ohio into west virginia, and southwest earn sections of pennsylvania, also storms to the north of us. there has been talk out of the severe storms labs that they may issue another severe thunderstorm watch that could be into parts of our area, but see this, as it gets closer to his, looks like it pulls out of ohio and into west virginia. it is weakling a little

wind reports we were getting so many of earlier in the afternoon back up here in ohio really tapered off and not seeing anything in the way of severe thunderstorm warnings right now. all of that is good news. and they are forecast a week in quite a bit beforethe eventually line comes over the mountains and gets here. but they're moving in a pretty good speed. give, two, three hour, i think they have a chance to come over into the western neighborhoods. they do look very strong, i promise you, weaken quite a bit, we're still seeing red and oranges, indicating intense rainfall, but the fact there's little lightening now and i haven't seen any severe thunderstorm warnings in last 30 to 45 minutes or, so all of that good news, improving this line is weakening, it was really strong earlier. all elevated off this cold front, the cold front is going to move in our direction and gets here for tomorrow and basically what it will do, is it will sweep away the humidity and leave a pretty nice weekend in

my 7:00, this is futurecast. so we're looking into the future. it may be moving this in a little faster than what we're seeing now, but i want to give you an idea. looks like some will hold together and come on across. it could get stronger late as it sweeps on out. but my thinking is by 10:00 or 11:00, what we do get should be off to the east of us. by tomorrow, we're just talking about a slight chance of showers or storm. here's the evening forecast, by 7:00, we'll be seeing a little bit of activity farther back out to the west and northwest. certainly by 9:00, we'll have showers and thunderstorms around, but i want to dry us out by 11:00. i think by 11:00. what we get will will be east of us, weekend looks nice. front is coming through, there's a slight chance tomorrow that we could have a thunderstorm or shower here or there. i believe the strongest of that will be south and east of us. we're talking upper 80's to low 90's. high pressure builds in for sunday, dry, warm and most importantly on

hot. and the relative humidities will really be dropping off. so sunday looks to be incredibly gorgeous for a sunday in july. tomorrow up to about 89. just a spotty shower or thunderstorm possible, not humid and dry on sunday, high temperature only about 85. we're mild an big muggy tonight again. 74 here in town. notice a little cooler back out to the north and west as the fronts comes across. tomorrow's forecast 77 at 8:00 a.m. 85 at noon and 88 or so by 5:00. high of 89. next week, hot for couple day, 95 tuesday, 92 wednesday, thursday, 93 degrees. more thunderstorms coming up the middle and later part of next week. it's summer. jim and lauren, that's what happens around here summertime >> those are definitely july temperatures gary. >> fitting >> team

>> and reaction from that national no rain rain delay last night. brody. people were not pleased with the national's decision to delay last night's game for three hours. you'll want to hear the anti-delay rant coming up in sports.

sports. last night's national's no rain delay mess. fans were left in in the dark for hours without a drop of precipitation. the only respite was twitter. nat's rain delay and no rain delay. complaining they felt held hostage. one fan said. another said they had their money stolen by the nats. not as dramatic as t

broadcast on the blind melon delay >> this is a trove vesty. it's a blatant abuse of games manship by the nationals. there's no tarp on the field. there's the tarp. it's still got its cover. it's not even unrolled in anticipation of any rain that, as you said is expected to get here, not until 9:00. we could have played five or six innings. they're calling it a weather delay, there's no anticipation of weather, this is all about the nationals fearing they might start the game and use gonzales and then have the game started later where they'd have to go to the bull pen which we all know is the worst in baseball. this is a horrible attempt by the nationals to manipulate this. >> yes. seriously. yes. after the

decided to recognize the person who sacrificed the most during the delay, his wife. >> one winner from today. she's a cramp. been here the whole time. it was brutal. she just -- she stuck through it >> she stuck through it. the nationals tried to assuage complaints with free ice creams explaining last night's decision delayed the game three hours in spite of a lack rain was difficult and they were trying to be proactive. they understand some people had to leave before the game got started and are they issuing refunds? you had your chance to come back at 10:30 p.m. and watch the game last night with free ice cream. but they appreciate your patience. clear skies tonight. so you never know. might be another delay. tomorrow on fox 5, the u.s. men's soccer team begins its quest tour their six gold cup title opening the tournament versus

big name soccer stars. they're giving a young squad a shot at big time competition. ahead of next year's world cup, a squad that includes dc united keeper bill hameed. usa versus panama, tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. the biggest international tomorrow before next year's world cup. should be a good brom meter. pirate cubs on fox 5, big day of sports tomorrow. just tune into fox 5 and leave it >> i'm disappointed you didn't play van halen's panama. >> monday morning quarterback. we'll be right back.

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6:00. right now at 6:00, allegations of sexual assault inside a classroom in charles county. a former the science teacher about to stand trial. tonight some parents hearing about it for the first time. a purse snatcher going on a spree across montgomery county and thief appears to be preying on the same type of unsuspecting victims. wait till you hear whose he's targeting. adorable puppy burning up the internet and getting adoption offer, heartbreaking tail. the news at 6:00 starts right now. we begin tonight with a fox 5 exclusive. a charles county science teacher about to stand trial on charge that is he sexually abused two students. thanks for joining us, i'm shawn yancy >> i'm lauren demarco. the allegations come as a shock to some parents. paul is live with the story. paul? >> reporter: shawn and lauren, we o

case last night when a concerned citizen called our newsroom to alert us to the charges. the allegations has been how the there now for well over a year. what we understand when we looked into this is that no information was put out by the charles county schools and no information was put out by the sheriff's office. yet, this was a public record inside the courthouse and it's been that way since at least january. what we know is that ronald wells, who's a scientist teacher at lackey high school and now on paid administrative leave is accused of abusing two of his students inside a closet in the classroom. this is a photo of ronald wells taken in 2014 when he was teaching science at lackey high school. it was featured in a newsletter distributed by charles county schools. according to the documents filed in court, a 17-year-old student told police on his birthday in april of last year, he went looking for a cake another student put under his desk in