where is miss whalen? that's a question so many students at wild lake high school are asking . we're just praying she comes back. she's a great teacher and all. i had her last year. hopefully she comes back and safe and sound. she's a great teacher. she's always there for her students. an amazing teacher actually. students tell us they haven't heard much from administrators at the school since it was first announced that whallen was missing. >> the first day they said there was a teacher missing, but not so much from them right now. yesterday a plea from whallen's family, including her boyfriend, the father of her unborn child. the family offering $25,000 for information leading to where she might be. it doesn't matter what's happened. it doesn't matter what type of trouble. nothing we can't fix

police are keeping a lot of the he details about this investigation to themselves. there are a few things that we do know. we do know that her car was found at an apartment complex near the colombia mall. also we are told the last time that he she communicated with the family member was on labor day. remember she was supposed to show up for work the next day . she accident. meanwhile here at at the home, not much activity at all. we haven't seen anybody coming and going here for most of the day when we've been here. back to you guys in the studio. >> some breaking news right now involving the arrest and death of freddie gray. late this afternoon the justice department announced it it will not be bringing federal charges against the six police officers involved in gray's arrest. they charged the officers saying gray's neck was broken when he was transport ed back in 2013. three of the officers were found not guilty at trial. the prosecutor dropped the

but five of the six officers face disciplinary charges. those are set to begin next month. the disappearance mystery of the disappearance of the lyons sisters came to an end . lloyd well rn was sentenc ed to 40 years in prison. he has been involved in a investigation that has baffled investigators for decades. >>reporter: two and a half years after the fibula searching a mountainside not far from here for the remains of catherine and sheila lion, lloyd welsh walked into a courtroom in bed ford, virginia and admitted he was behind the abduction of the girls 42 years ago. lloyd welsh appeared in the courtroom today looking thinner and much older than is 630 years. the judge asked the former carnival worker and former convicted pedophile

>> his admission just loud enough for the lion family to hear. welsh admits abducting catherine and sheila lion from what was then wheaton plaza, but claims he had nothing to do with the section july assault and murders. others did that, but no one else has been charged. after the hearing john lie orange the girls' father praised the cold case detectives who worked the case for so very long >> there are representatives of them here today. the last two or three years or so they have treated sheila and kate as if they were their own sisters or daughters. it's a tremendous display of performance, profession l al performance, but even more beautiful emotional investment in the case and in our family. >> john lion was surrounded by his wife mary and sons joann jay

long road. we just want to say simply thank you and it's been a long, long time. we're tired. we just want to go home. >> investigators interviewed lloyd welsh 14 times after he became the chief suspect in 2013 . those same investigators \track\tracting down witnesses who claim welch brought two green duffle bags to taylor mountain around the time of the girls' disappearance and threw them on a bon fire. they said it burned for daze and smelled like death. the state's attorney john mccarthy choked up as he he talked about the lion once' family. these are fabulous people. i watched how quietly you listened as john stood up here and had the kurnl to talk finally after 42 years after the loss of his two

children. lloyd welch is already serving time in delaware . his new sentence two 48 year terms to be served con currently meaning he will likely never get out of prison. lloyd welch admits abducting the girls but said he had nothing to do with the sexual assault or murders. he did i am kate his uncle at one point, but the prosecutor in bed ford says \he\e he can no longer call anyone else a person of interest . in bed ford county, virginia, paul wagner, fox5 local news. >> maryland governor larry hogan wants the state general attorney to sue the federal aviation administration for an issue for the people in the flight paths of airliner noise since the faa changed its routes. to take the complaints to heart haven't worked. governor hogan wants to take the faa to court. tom fitzgerald live at reagan national tonight. >>reporter: marina a, jim, good evening. we're

southern approach of reagan national tonight. take a look at this. one of these airport is coming in right now. before they land here at reagan national or over at bwi marshal they're often sent on approaches that accepted them over homes in southern maryland, homes in northern virginia. but ever since the faa switched to a system called next shin, a system that was supposed to reduce noise for the majority of homeowner, the people who live in those homes will tell you it has virtually ruined their lives . take a look at at this video, this letter that was sent out to today. this came from governor larry hogan this afternoon directing his attorney general, the attorney general of the state of maryland, brian frosh telling him to sue, sue the faa, sue the federal aviation administration. the reason, hogan wants a lieu suit filed on behalf of those homeowners who are at the brunt of all of this airline noise much the point of this e says is that

their lives have been ruined by this the governor says and he wants an end brought to it from all of this increased airline noise that the the governor has identified and people have been telling us about. a little bit more about this, 35 billion-dollar, that's how much it cost the faa to create next jen, its goal was simply to use computers to reroute airplanes to better airs to reduce the noise. you talk to the people in southern, maryland , you talk to some people in northern virginia they'll tell you that is simply not the case and it's not what happen. we went over to southern maryland today and talked to some of the people. they say some of the neighborhoods, the quality of life has just been ruined. it's scary to hear them flying so low . it's got to be annoying as well. >> it's very annoying. how is it living with those planes. >> it's noisy. that's what he they do iml do you think i

work? >> i don't know, depending on how much power he got. we're talking about the power of the plain industry. >> so these are going to be two legal titans coming at each both now on the air and on the ground . we reached out to the attorney general of maryland's office, brian frosh tonight. his spokesperson told us that it is a very reasonable assumption that the attorney general will file this lawsuit for their part . faa wasn't putting anybody out on this today, but they did say they are striving to get community concerns into any air traffic patterns. you can guarantee this, though, both sides are at lagger heads right now and on a clietion course. this appears to be headed to a federal court room. we're live at reagan national tonight, tom fitzgerald, fox5 local news. >> developing now in new hampshire, a person is in custody triggering an active shooter alert. this happened this afterno

mute hitch hock medical center in lebanon, new hampshire. that is the state's largest hospital police quickly responded. still unclear this hour if any shots were fired or if anyone was injured. >> 1,000 bucks for a smart foab. >> apple is revealing their next generation of the iphone. we'll show you the new features and you judge for yourselves. >> what it's like to be a storm chaser. we've heard from the man in this video about their wild job. i went through a category two hurricane and i don't think i need to do it again. we're still watching the remnants of irma, but no more advisories being issued on irma from the national hurricane center. but there's still jose we got the latest update from the national hurricane center and i'll pass that along to you as well as our own local forecast when the news continue we

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over the ocean over the area of president obama city of charleston. water spouts are considered to be kind of a weaker cuss cousin to tornadoes hence the name they typically form over water and are very common after hurricanes pass through. the death toll continues to rice after the destructive path. at least 12 people were killed in the us. that's in addition to more than 30 other deghtsz in the carribean. power has been restored to 2 million customers in florida, but another 4 million residents are still in the disark. irma's furry devastated the florida keys. 2e destroyed and another 65 percent suffered major damage. in florida, people and businesses acrss the region are starting the recovery process. sitting in long traffic lines trying to make their way back home. once they get imak to the upper keys they'll get a chance to take in the scope and begin to clean up it's likely when they get there

cell service. miami and fort lauderdale opened. what a summer in the tropics it has been. >> very active. and two category fours back to back in the united states. unbelievable . we're still talk ing about jose but locally we'd get a couple of irma today the air over us is so dry we've seen very little. a couple of drips here and there and some sun breaking out. we're not going to get a big smack from ir ma's remnants although we'll have to deal with them later on this week, maybe a rum of thunder. not much is showing up on radar. maybe you're seeing a bit more sunshine. but the remnants of irma are still out there. they are centered over northwest alabama right now. still some good rain with it, but it looks a whole lot better than it did yesterday and as mentioned before the break, the national hurricane center has given its last advisory on irma, bu n

area of low pressure. they get set up through pennsylvania and they'll be out of here. there's still some good rain. the lat est on jose, still a category one hurricane. it's located right now about 480 miles north, northeast of grand turk. the last thing anybody wants to see, a very stubborn storm. and it still maintains the loop that has been prom incontinent over the last 24 hours. it doesn't seem to be getting any closer to the east coast and on a tuesday that is reassuring. but it does maintain the category one status for a while. i thought i'd show you the spaghetti models, too, because there's one outlier that takes it into central new jersey . the others are going to take it somewhere between the east coast and the island much bermuda. we will continue to watch it in this busy hurricane season. as a result of a bit more sunshine, though, we've got a temperature of 78 here in the district. seventy-two gates but, winchester 70, a lot of

some sunny breaks have led to a pretty pleasant afternoon and evening. we'll keep it more clouds than sun at 7:00 with a temperature of 73. by 9:00 partly to mostly cloudy and by 11:00, p 70. i've got to say we're not quite done with chance s for showers. they'll probably arrive overnight and some showers are in the forecast during the day tomorrow. for 5:00, still keeping everything down to our south today on tuesday. but if we can over come the dry air and i suspect we will in the overnight hours as high pressure pushes east we'll allow a few showers to get in here, maybe for the morning rush hour. they do not last long. by the noon hour most of them are either east of 95 or pretty much east of the bay and then it looks like we break back out into sunshine as we get into wednesday. so some good news there. it doesn't look like we're going to have to deal with much more than some overnight or morning showers as a warm front comes on through our area and feeling a little bit warmer tomorrow with more sunshine

we'll likely see our temperature getting back up to 82-degrees with a touch of humidity as well . so september will have more of a late august feel. but we do still have chances for showers go forward after tomorrow morning and that is a result of irma's remnants pass ing by from west to east. more on that in a little bit. >> we don't cut sue palka off. we've had some incredible and damaging hurricanes over the past couple of weeks and a loft the i am panelings are coming present the people who get up and close and personal. >> on fox news news we talked with simon brewer. he's a meteorologist and he's also a storm clisser chaser. what do you guys get out of this. >> well, simon and i we both have an extreme passing for weather. we both wanted to be meteorologists since we were very young so the it happened to play out for me as i went to ou and then i finally had the freedom and the means to be able to chase, myas

go out there and experience the weather, not just forecast it just grew and grew like now it's a second job for me. let's talk about the most recent storm down in florida. i know you're still in miami, but i heard you guys had quite the exciting road trip to the keenan back. we got to the center of the storm in cut joe keenan the back side hit us after the back side went on, the storm surge started to go down. we're now in a major disaster area and time to get out. >> the highway one was destroyed in several places around big pine key, covered in large quantities of debris, dwee brings from the oh, debris from all the vegetation in the the area, swept up over the road from the storm surge kind of made this mesh almost like a bril oh pad. >> i want to know what's the upper limit of kind of hurricane conditions that you go out in. this was

, weak category three. would you go out in conditions like we saw in saint martin. >> we would chase any hurricane it doesn't matter what the intensity of it is. it comes when it comes to game planning about how you are going to do it safely you have to keep in mind what are the dangers, war all the conditions that are going to be around you and have a plan how you're going to get around them or be able to deal with them so you can be safe. for example, when you're chasing hurricanes it always is you don't want to drown and you also don't want to hit anything in the wind. >> not typically in your control . some adrenaline junk junkies right there. coming up, questions continue to swirl around the death of a 19 year old found inside a walk in freezer. they saw in surveillance video that contradicts what the girl's mother believes. a plane crash caught on camera. the trouble the pilot was

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>> developing tonight, new information the death of a young chicago woman who was found dead in a hotel freezer. police are now examining video that appears to show herein side the hotel hours earlier. the chicago try bun reports that the facebook live video appears to show 19 year old can i neek a sitting on a bed with other people nearby. her body was found in walk in freezer on sunday. her mother says police told her she showed her walking towards the freezer alone. she says no footage of jenkins entering the freezer exists. she was so intoxicated the girl got trapped in there. her motr

however, and is calling for the release of surveillance video. she was in a freezer. she stumbled her way around the freezer. she could barely hold up herself how could she yang these big old doors. >> if she found her way in there then show the family the whole footage. an autopsy has been con uct didded but a cause of death has yet to be determined. >> cameras were rogue as a small plane crashes into some trees before landing in a parking lot take a look. >> one of the planes went down into a tree. >> this happened in plain scril, connecticut. the pilot was having trouble trying to land the plane so he circled the area to try again. but moments later the plane went down into the treatment of the 79 pilot suffering only minor injuries. mistakes are going to happen and that's the human element of flying, but aviation in and of itself is safe. this was an absolute god send that he survived this crash. it

like it landedded up right, too no word yet on what caused that plane to go. pope francis left colombia after a bit of a fender denned r bender. the pope mobile causing it to suddenly stop. the pope hit his left side of his head on the beam. pope francis choked with report ers about his black eye. those pictures coming out of colombia. coming up, a two year old drowns in a daycare. what the daycare provider describes what she did before the child was disappeared. you might think it's a dirty word the way some act in this hand bipartisan . a handful of senators are giving it a shot. we're going to tell you the main thing they hope to accomplish. listen, i'm down in fredericksburg, virginia. this is my friend luke and i'm going to introduce you to leuk coming up

great gian he had a lot of guys coming out today and give him something very, very special. do you want to say hi. >> hi. >> what a great kid. >> obviously some sort of journalist. we'll be back and more with luke coming up, stay with us.

>> this is fox5 local news at five. coming up on five:30 we have new details about the two year old boy that drowned in waldorf, maryland. a licensed daycare provider was watching three kids last night. she opened the back door to let the dog out. a few minutes later she returned to find the door wide open and the lite

fallen into a swimming boy. officers responded to a report of a suspicion package near madison place and pennsylvania avenue this afternoon. the package was removed and secret service gave the all clear a short time later. the white house was also on lock down yesterday after a man threw objects over the fence. >> well, the president is apparently reaching across the aisle to make some strides on tax reform and the you united nations issuing tougher sanctions on korea. ronica cleary live at the white house with more. >>reporter: jim, and marina, when senator john mccain voted with the thumb's down against the billion that would have implicated obamacare repeal. he said we need more bipartisanship when it comes to these controversial and tough issues. the president he he is trying just that when it comes to another major campaign promise, comprehensive tax reform. tonight the president

to host six senators, three republicans and three democrats hopefully to attack this issue where we haven't seen imree hencive \tax\tacks reform since the reagan administration. i'll tell you this, we still don't really know many details about the president would like to see when it comes to tax reform, but one number he he did give us was to lower that corporate tax rate to just 15 percent. something many believe would never pass on the hill. well, sarah huk bi sanders was asked about that hurdle the president is expected to face at today's briefing. the president i think has demonstrated both in his imis world and as president that he can make deals and that is certainly what he's looking to do and he's going to work hard to make sure we get the best deal possible on tax right form and i think that starts with things like tonight having h conversation and moving that ball forward working bipartisan support from both sides. and now onto north korea's nuclear efforts. you may recall that la

haley she proposed the toughest sanctions we have ever seen against north korea. and then just yesterday the un did vote to have tougher sanctions imposed against the nation but these were definitely watered down compared to what haley had called for. one at one minute would the united states want these very extreme and tough sanctions and then the next agree to something less intense i spoke with john giz i, white house correspondent of news max to explain. >> here's an old saying, the bark was indeed so loud and so fears that the bite was not needed. she gave a very sharp warning, very worthy of the kind that past ambassadors such as add lay sterch son or jean kirkpatrick gave to russia in the days of the quoald war. that was enough for north korea to stop and pond

we think. we'll see what the next stage is and it depends on whether north korea launches another missile or talks tough. i'll be back later in tonight's 5:00 news to tell you about the newest promotion here at the white house and why it made history. reporting live at the white house, ronica cleary, fox5 local news. education not deportation. >> d.c. public school students staged the walkout today. students took the walkout and then walked down to the trump hotel. they were down there pro testing president trump's take on dabbing a. they want to have their voices heard on behalf of undocumented immigrants. a text lawyer tonight no longer with his firm after a tweet about education secretary betsy devos, the quote , i'm not wishing for it but i'd be okay if betsy devos was sexually assaultedded. he said he disdegreed with the trump administration's decision

accusations and how they're dealt with on campus. former presidential democrat hillary clinton quikd off her book tour today. she held a book signing at a barnes & noble in new york city promoting her new nem morph entitled what happened. mrs. clinton's third book delivers a direct and telling stunning defeat by donald trump and including harsh criticism of her opponent and why she thinks she lost. >> there's a new addition to team trump, president's son eric and wife welcomed a baby boy. the new father tweeted, the birth of our scon eric luke trump at eight:50 this morning. he's the couple's first child much the president's ninth grandchild. >> a dozen bike riders are gathering together to

gurney from d.c. to norfolk. the riders hope to race enough money to buy a new play set for a little boy from fredericksburg who is currently battling cancer . fox5's gary mcgrady is live in fredericksburg tonight. i know you had luke down there. he's quite a special kid there. oh, my gosh he's so cute. i'm going to show mostly luke here because there's no sense in look ing at me. he's going to be an instant star, an instant celebrity as they say. a the lot of folks here, these are luke's parents michael and test a. a big part of this what happened today. we had an army of people out here. this is ashley martin and you represent all the guys that came out today and put this play set together. what are you doing in what's going on. >> it was rock solid foundation that came out here and built a play area for luke today. rock solid foundation, basically what we do is provide hope for kids

cancer. we have video of the guys building it together. a great little play set. they brought the play set out, the slide and a car, too. they did a lieutenant of work. it was a team. how many guys were out here? >> we have 12 guys who were out here work today. they are rock the ride cyclist. this is our annual campaign to bring aware ness to childhood cancer awareness month. we have 12 cyclists hoo are doing a three- day 2730-mile trip from d.c. to richmond and then into norfolk. they're raising money for rock solid's mission and also they're doing it as part of childhood cancer awareness month >> it's all about the kids. imactly. they're not here because they had to get back to d.c. they're preparing and leaving early tomorrow. >> luke, what is going on. >> right on queue here. this is little luke, three years old and this is luke's mom. this is tes sa and this is

too. tell us a little bit about luke. obviously he he has childhood cancer. >> yes. >> he's so adorable. luke just turned three the end of june. he was diagnosed with well \am\many's tumor which is a kidney cancer. he was diagnosed mid june. so he's in the middle of treatment process right now but mostly he's just a three year old as you see. he likes to play and have fun. we should say, too, that he's going to have surgery on wednesday. look at him enjoy this. >> yep. i think we have video, too, of when he came in today. this was all a surprise for luke . luke didn't know, all these guys showed up in his backyard. you guys were whisked off in a limousine. >> yes. >> yes. luke is hiding. but abigail is right here. abigail is his good buddy. how do you like your new play set. >> good. tell me something, are you you going to stay

all night tonight? you're not going to want on go to sleep, are you. >> yeah. did you make -- what are you making? it's like his own personal kitchen back here. he's been making things and bringing everybody out their dish. what did you make? >> i did make this. what is it. >> some. >> some cereal. >> some noodles. he's so adorable. listen, i want to wish all you guys luck. >> thank you. >> with luke's treatment. his prognosis and everything. i know it's a long road. i know it's a big thing but how adorable is this little l guy. parents, he's three. he's been absolutely perfect. he has yet to have a nap today, right? >> yes much that's right. no nap today. >> that's correct. >> this is a play set. he got a brand new range rover. >> he did. >> i'm jealous. and he's learn? a. he he is. we're out of time i weren't to say again

your organization is doing is amazing. >> thank you. >> look at that. he he sells the whole thing. i did not have to do any work today. superstar . jim, marina, what do you think. >> the camera loves him. >> i don't think if you don't bring that bucket of mulch back here luke is going to be disappointed. i'm so glad i got to meet this little guy. >> we wish him luck on wednesday >> thanks, gary. >> the echoy facts debacle and more confusion and lawsuits about the hack that hit nearly laugh of all americans. this is one device and we are calling it iphone. today apple is going to reinvent the phone. ten years ago today apple introduced the very first iphone. today they revealed their

expensive version today. we'll show you you what it is and will you buy one? first here's caitlyn. >> not if that price isn't going down. i don't think that is in my price range or really anyone 's. let's get back to ir ma or what's left of irma. thankfully no longer a tropical system but she is spreading her winnings pretty far down across lieu soon a and rain bands stretching into our area. we didn't see much today but we should have some tomorrow morning.

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>> we were just talking about this and you probably have been, too. echoy facts hit with at least 23 class action lawsuit it comes after

breach. they had smaller data breaches in the past but failed to alert the public about it. you can delete any suspicion e-mails as well that may ask for your personal information. >> it's the news apple fans every where have been waiting monthses for. ceo tim cook unvailed several new products at an apple event in california today. this i the newest and most expensive ergs very of the iphone. it is the iphone ten. not the iphone x. it cost about a thousand bucks, but it sports several new features. it offers an head to head screen and will use facial recognition to unlock your phone. the iphone ten was not only the product unvailed today, the iphone plus will soon go on sale. >> what else did they talk about , marina. >> apple also unvailed a

less dependent on the iphone to work the it will come with cellular access and you'll be able to send text messages without your iphone close by. it also marks the tenth anniversary of the very first iphone. i'm sure if you want more information you can go on apple.com. or keep in mind the fox5 app will work on the iphone eight. >> upgrades. we're doing ten and then we're back to eight. >> it's the tenth anniversary so they went along with the theme. the ninth will come out in the eleventh year. q. just so you know, the eight looks a lot like the six or seven. >> the x or the ten -- >> this is where they're going rogue. >> but i get that it's their tenth year anniversary which is shocking. >> only ten years ago we didn't know about i phones. q. we're talking about the razor a. i once had a brick phone. >> not

>> satellite phone. >> it wasn't even called a cellphone. it was just cordless . remember the bag phone? it was like a canvas bag you zipped open. >> yes, seinfeld had. >> you have weather. >> i missed the razor because it was very effective, the flip. i missed doing the flip shot. i could really make a statement sometimes. a live look outside it did, though. you can't really hang up on someone very authoritatively, but when you have that flip you feel good about hanging up on son. not that i would ever do that to anyone i ever talked to. a lot of moisture getting into our area today. it actually turned out to be a pretty beautiful one , temperatures in the 70s. high pressure is always dominant , but this one ig a strong pressure overhead. not too much cloud cover. but we should see the clouds thicken up as we await irma's outer

remnants for tomplet it will be a bit and it looks like we start out with a few showers on wednesday and we'll probably see sun in the afternoon. we're see ing a warming trend. mid september. summer is officially winding down. it does look a bit unsettled through friday, but the weekend does look pretty nice. seventy-eight in d.c., seven t gates but, 76 out at dulles. here we go, irma's circulation, outer rain bands associated with it are broken up analyte. some of them have made it into southwest portions of virginia. just cloud cover. here's we'll see a shower or two tomorrow morning. the bands making a bit morest ward. by bye-bye seven in the morning as you start your commute you could see a little rain out there. it might be drizzle l and cloud cover, but it's there and that's really all we'll see. by noon you see a lot of the showers move off to the north and

we should get some late day sunshine. the evening clears out. itself he oot not too terrible of a day. 69-degrees in the morning with a few showers. cloud cover should lessen as we get into the afternoon hours. we'll end the day at 82-degrees. jose still a hurricane, winds sustained at 735 miles an hour out in the atlantic spinning its wheels and it will continue to be stuck in its loop over the next couple of days. this is where you want the hurricanes to stay. it's so funny once they're in these loops and they keep spinning they don't die. they don't dissipate. they're just there. kind of staying southwest and then west of bermuda and then northeast of us. this takes all the way through midday sunday. it doesn't look like there's any reason to be alarmed with jose not i am can pennsylvaniaing anyone. >> a few more cloud and shower chances on thursday. this is what i mean by unsettled. it won't be a watchout and certainly be warm and even kind

but we have a on nuf of a chance for a shower on wednesday and thursday. the weekend looks fantastic and also a bit warm. it looks like the warm weather carries over into early next week. these a look at your seven day forecast. let's send it back to marina and jim. the fight foray lowing non us citizens to vote in local elections. college park is considering the vote happening tonight and we'll check in live coming up next.

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>> allowing non us citizens to vote in local elections, in college park, s city council taking up that very measure tonight. at their meeting the members will decide whether they should vote or leave it up to a referren dumb. evan lambert is live with more on this. >>reporter: this has been going on for a while, this proposal to allow non us citizens to vote on local elections in colle

we're talking about elections like the mayor, city council, local issues that come up on these local ballots. they were actually supposed to vote on this back in august, but at the time the city council decided to postpone it. they wanted to consider some more option. there were also some threats made as a result of this propose l al. we checked in with the city tonight. they say there are no known threats, but essentially what this decision will come down to, there are essentially three options and one they could vote yai or nai on allowing non us sits sengs to vote here in the city of college park. the second option is to kick this to the voters. put this issue on a referren dumb for the november balance the on the and allow voters whether or not whether us non us citizens could vote and then the third is basically the city to study this issue furt are and then make recommendations further down the line. tonight at seven:30 the city council expected to take up this issue for what loo

they decide to put it on a refer ren dumb or to veet this rights commission. that vote expected tonight and again we checked in. there are no known threats this time against this process like there were in august when this first came up. live in college park, evan lamb earth lambert. >> how a local little league team is pitching in to help hurricane victims down south. stay with us.

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harvey. so far they've raised 6406 of their thousand dollars goal. the washington mystics continues tonight. they are coming off their big win sunday night. against the new york liberty and they've advanced to the semi final round. they begin a best of five series against the minnesota links. that game is in minnesota if the mystics get down time in between the games perhaps they'll try out the first of wnba video game . it will feature all 12wmb a teams. they put out these games every year and you you sea players getting the thrill of playing themselves and now you get them all. i said yesterday i'm calling it. has ' going to be the big d.c. sports championship. let's hope so. we got the nats there, too. soon enough. we're crossing our fingers. we still have three more weeks of major league baseball before the playoffs. what do you

>> i said this on twitter that the mystics probably got the best shot. what about the redskins. >> let's stick to the mystics. >> thanks you both. we appreciate it. the news at six starts right now. this is fox5 local news at six. first at six , it's been more than a week and still no sign of a missing pregnant school teacher. tonight, late breaking details on the search to find her as her students share their heart break over her disappearance. and the six officers involved in the death of freddie gray learned their fate. the court's decision more than two years after his death. plus, two young sisters vanish from a shopping mall in montgomery county, now a four decade old mystery comes to a close in court. the news at six starts right now. we begin tonight with the latest on the search for ais

from maryland. yesterday laura wheal thannest family stepped forward with a reward in an attempt to help find her. matt ackland is live with more on the investigation. matt. >>reporter: tony, laura whallen was supposed to show up at school. it was one week ago today. never showed up and that started this massive search for her. today we checked in with police several times to find out if they have any new information at all and they said nothing to report. meanwhile it's been quiet here at the family home. still you'll see some things attached to the door there. one of them saying hashtag bring whallen home. there's also some flowers there. tony, shawn, we also stopped by the school where she works today and the students there, they're hoping for the best. where is miss whalen, that's a question so many students at wild lake high school is asking. >> we're just praying that she comes back. she's a great teacher.