he aggressively approached this armed security guard and a shot was ultimately fired. now, this exchange happened here at this playground, all because this security guard asked the man to secure his dogs. we're told that they were not on a leash. he did not comply. that's when the verbal confrontation took place and the security guard shot the man before calling police. now, the victim then left the area with his dogs and we're told he then drove himself to a home nearby. police discovered him in a drive way suffering from this gunshot wound. >> he had two unsecured dogs. there was concern from the security officer because there is a day care here on site and the children were going to be getting out for the day and so that situation escalated and eventually ended with the security officer firing one shot. >> reporter: again, this man wa

aggressively approached the armed security guard. it is likely that he will face some type of charges. again, he was rushed to a nearby hospital. police say that they were able to find this suspect because this quick thinking security guard spotted his license plate when he called police, he was able to provide police with that information and they were able to track that to this dog owner. tisha lewis, fox5 local news. >> ♪ >> the words from a judge. "are you a danger to the community." that's what a judge told tyler tessier before denying his bond. he sits in jail charged with the first degree murder of his girlfriend laura wallen. she ws a beloved teacher and was four months pregnant. her father had this to say outside the courthouse today. >> we were praying for a good old fashioned miracle god did not give us the

asked for but he did give us a miracle, nonetheless. we have our daughter back. >> matt ackland is following new developments in the case. he's in rockville right now with more. matt. >> reporter: jim, the wallen family walked into court today, a lot of them and sat in the front row. they watched as a man accused of killing their daughter stood in front of a judge. this is through closed circuit tv. then prosecutors laid out this case. they started with a missing persons case. that's what we knew last week. and they wrapped up by talking about a shallow grave. it was at a damascus farm where police made the sad discovery a shallow grave about 10 by 10. prosecutors say in court clothing was seen protruding from the ground. >> he is a monster and he is a liar. >> reporter: mark wallen laura's father says tyler tessier was the only reason he and

he says as the investigation moved forward police asked him and his wife to appear at this press conference. they were told to act if they supported tessier even though they knew police were suspecting him. >> it was the hardest thing to do is to sit next to him and hold his hand. she had to hold his hand with two hands because she was shaking so badly but we did it because as any father would do, if your child is missing and someone has that child, we were pretty sure it was tyler. >> reporter: authorities believe the motive is likely connected to a love triangle. tessier was engaged to marry another woman and wallen had recently contacted that woman for a face-to-face meeting possibly to tell her she was four months pregnant. >> obviously there was a triangle going on here. he was involved separately with two women, one of whom he was engaged to and

of whom he was out looking for a house with. >> reporter: police used cell phone information to lead them to damascus where laura's body was found. they say tessier had returned to this spot over and over again and when asked why, he told police he was searching for laura. prosecutors say police got five to six statements from tessier adding up to hundreds of inconsistencies. including these text messages sent from laura's phone last monday. police believe tessier sent them to throw police off. >> he lied to my face when i asked him about the other -- the other girl and said i haven't seen her in two years. i haven't talked to her in two years. and i believe her -- i believed him. he's a very believable guy. >> reporter: at this point no bond for tyler tessier until his next court hearing.

still waiting on a cause of death in this case. the medical examiner has not released that. tessier didn't speak today except when the judge asked him his name and i asked the state attorney what's the next step here and that actually will be a grand jury will be gathered together and they will seek an indictment. i also asked were there any other people involved in this case and the states attorney said no. live in montgomery county, matt ackland fox5 local news. >> ♪ >> apple's new iphone x is the next big thing but tonight the thousand dollars phone is facing concerns about the facial technology that's builder in. iin.built in. security and privacy experts are concerned about its affect on police investigations. fox5's to tell us.

in your hand. >> reporter: well, we want to show you this. this is the carnegie library here in mount vernon square. it is in the process right now of undergoing a multi-million dollars renovation. why? well, apple is in the process of turning this into one of its world class apple town halls. we are also now getting our look at the new iphone. not this one. tis is an old iphone but the new one, the iphone x. it is going to allow you to use facial recognition technology just by looking at you it would unlock your phone but it's also unlocking some questions from privacy experts about whether or not this kind of technology would make it harder or easier for law enforcement as they launch an investigation. we spoke to the aclu's director of speech, privacy and technology, jay stanley. he says so far the laws have not caught up with the technology. >> the courts

about whether the police can force you to show a fingerprint to give your pass code or to show your face to unlock your phone. most of the rulings have been that they can force you to use your fingerprints but they can't force to you give up a pass code. >> reporter: now, what you might not know is that warrantless police searches of your phone, well, they were ruled unconstitutional by the united states supreme court way back in 2014. as it stands right now if police want to search your phone, they have to get a warrant before they do that but this new phone on the way, the iphone x, it is raising questions all over the privacy spectrum. think tanks here in d.c. are issuing opinions on both sides as to whether or not this kind of bio metric technology can be used for or against individuals. iphone users we spoke to today say they have varying opinions about this kind of technology and where it will

>> apparently it has face recognition. >> reporter: how do you feel about that. >> i think it's pretty stalkerrish. it's kind of crazy. it is. it's kind of crazy. it's creepy. >> it's another level of security so why not. >> this is the world we live in. we better embrace it or we fall behind. >> how is it different from them collecting our fin prints? i -- fingerprints. the government has my fingerprints, they don't have my face as a government employee. >> reporter: a lot of questions are starting to bubble up on capitol hill. senator al franken out of minnesota has fired off a letter tonight to apple ceo tim cook wanting to know exactly where all that bio metric information on people's facial scans will be held and what would happen if should you a bad actor were to get a he wouahold of it. >> some mysterious circumstance surrounding a house fire where a body was

discovered. >> paul wagner is on this story tonight. paul. >> reporter: hey, guys, it's been four days since a man was found dead inside this house here on danbury road in bethesda and at this hour, there's still questions and police continue to hold the scene. i'll have the story straight ahead. >> ♪ >> and a school bus driver is seen recording a student who was crying on her bus but she was using that phone while driving. how the school is responding to her actions after social media went crazy on this one. hey, sue. >> hello there sarah and jim. we're starting to see just a couple of showers and maybe an isolated thunderstorm develop now as the very weak remnants of irma are passing us by mainly to our north. there's a pretty good downpour around seat pleasant right now as well as prince george's county inside the beltway we'll let you know what you can expect for the rest of this thursday evening and how the weekend is shaping up. fox5 local news at 5:00 will be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪♪

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appears to be a track field nearby. we're hearing from witnesses that there were children in the area. this is the mount vernon square area of northwest d.c. right now that victim we're hearing is a man. he is unconscious and not breathing per police. it appears to be a homicide investigation. just last night close by also in northwest also on m street the unit block of m street northwest a double shooting. that is also a homicide investigation. of course we're still getting all the breaking details. as soon as we get more we will pass them along. sarah, jim. >> ♪ >> four days after a deadly house fire in bethesda investigators are still not sure what caused the fire or how the victim died. >> firefighters found a man dead inside of a base room at a home on danbury road sunday afternoon. no idea on his identity but officers are watching that house around the clock. >> fox5's paul wagner is joining us live from the scene tonight with more on the story. paul. >> reporter: well, jim and sarah, montgomery county police are officially calling this a

but earlier today, this fence was put up around the house. you can see here an evidence sticker is there holding that fence together. there's still crime scene tape right along here and around the house and then take a look at this here on danbury road. this police officer is sitting here. they've had a cop sitting here watching this house for the last four days around the clock. there are still so many questions about what happened here inside this house. listen now to firefighters and police as they responded to this home last sunday afternoon. >> there's possibly one person trapped inside of the basement. >> we got a person trapped in the basement. >> we got a basement fire. >> we found a victim in the basement, in the process of bringing him out. >> reporter: but that did not happen. officials on the scene determined the man was dead and his body was left inside the house until the medical examiner and police could examine the scene. neighbors here on

they heard a man screaming for help, saying a person was in the basement and he could not get to him. those same neighbors who did not want to go on camera say the man screaming for help lives in the house alone. they described him as a 26-year-old who lives there. he was burned and taken to medstar but one neighbor says she has seen him in the neighborhood since. police say he is cooperating in the investigation. the mystery surrounds the victim. who is he? at this hour the medical examiner has not ruled on a cause or manner of death and the fire marshal is not -- has not determined a cause. officially police are calling this only a death investigation but there's intense curiosity in this neighborhood as to what happened here. now, there's also intense curiosity as to something that firefighters and police found inside the basement of this house. according to two sources familiar with the investigation after they found the man's body they found a lot of items inside the ba

to investigate they found what appears to be a bunker or one official described it as a series of tunnels inside this basement here and under this house. they described it as coming out to as far as the street here. they said there's a bed in there and a computer. now, we have no idea what this might relate to as far as the investigation is concerned but it's just an odd circumstance that the officials found inside this house when they found this man's body. we're live in bethesda, paul wagner, fox5 local news. >> ♪ >> new tonight a d.c. woman is under arrest accused of trying to kidnap a seven-year-old boy on a metrobus. metro transit police say 39-year-old thalia brown approached the victim o an metrobus back on august 30th and asked where his parents were. the boy told brown he was with his sister and that's when brown allegedly told the boy "when i get off this bus, you're coming with

at that point other passengers stepped in got the kids onto another bus. police were able to identify her through surveillance video. >> new video of a child screaming and acting out on a school bus is making the rounds on social media but it was what the driver was doing that's creating a lot of controversy. >> (screaming). >> have a seat tyrell. tyrell. >> all right, the video was posted to a school bus driver group. she asked what she would do. she works for dcps and in the comments several people pointed out she should be fired because she's using her own phone driving the bus with students on board. if you see in the shadow she's recording the child using that front facing camera. the office of the state superintendent of education put out a statement that reads in part both the bus driver aren't the attendant in that video have been placed on administrative leave and are not transporting children.

of the family and ensure all staff are retrained. >> let's take a second to take a look outside right now. it's been kind of a nice day out there but a little bit humid as we were expecting sue e palka. things are starting to heat back up. >> so far so easy with erma's remnants. a little bit of light rain earlier today and we're starting to see a couple showers here and there but as expected it's nothing that's going to be too significant. we're only beginning to see a little bit of light development. this popped up not too far from the district line and that has just crossed 495 generally moving from east to west and it briefly dumped some heavy rain but it didn't last long none lightning with it and then we get out here toward loudoun county and it's a little distorted because we're close to the radar site here in sterling but there

to develop there and a few more as we get out toward mount jackson and wardensville s everything moving from west to east and as we look at our futurecast it's also seeing that there won't be a lot of development but pretty insistent that we at least track a few showers and an isolated rumble of thunder between now and about 11 o'clock and then it's a quieter overnight period. we start out pretty quiet tomorrow morning as well. maybe a hit or miss shower in the afternoon tomorrow. so, we're going to keep this little bit of a summer taste of late august going for a little bit longer. we've got up to at least about 82 degrees today. we're do town 79. it's a little bit humid but not unbearable. 80 in frederick, 80 in fredericksburg. dulles is about 78 degrees. just a couple showers around maybe a rumble of thunder at 7 o'clock with a temperature of 76. by 9 o'clock, 73 and again if there's anything left, it will be really winding down by then and we're pretty quiet by 11 o'clock with a temperature

bus stop forecast tomorrow a brighter morning before school 65 to 70. after school for the drop-off, 80 to 85 degrees. definitely feeling like late august. only a spotty shower expected. more on the weekend and you know what, we're still not done with josé which is a tropical storm. latest track on that coming up a little bit later. jim and sarah. >> those are the criminal record in d.c. may soon find it easier to bounce back. >> how two new bills would simplify the process to seal and expunge those records. >> d.c. maryland and virginia lining up to give a new stadium to the redskins but what about the fans? what about the taxpayers? coming up, i talked to the person that is trying to give a voice to you, the people when it comes to stadium welfare. that's ahead. >> ♪

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>> i've always been open to the team return, to the city so that's -- that's not news. >> when i talk to the ownership dan

field, they want an urban feel around the stadium so people cannot only come during game time but stay afterwards come early and that's what they're going to see in largo. >> we're very interested in the redskins coming to virginia. their headquarters are there training camp is in richmond, all the players live in virginia a vast majority of the season ticket holders are virginians. we have a great place for it. what i've told mr. snyder and the other folks we can do it in a way without taxpayer dollars we can work development rights around a new stadium but i'd love to have the redskins. >> i don't think that there can be in any case in d.c. maryland or virginia a stadium built without taxpayer supporting infrastructure. >> all right. we've been hearing a lot about a possible move for the redskins stadium. local lobbyist lobbying for the change. >> what do fans think? brody logan

advocate. >> reporter: he's part of a fan coalition based in the d.c. area. he's a redskins fan so he is putting his weight behind this. >> you imagine some people are excited but they say there's much more than just excitement. there's other things to be considered here. >> reporter: right. because all the time especially in other places, you see these stadiums built and you're giving hundreds of millions of dollars on taxpayer money and money on leases that the taxpayers foot the bill for billionaire football teams. >> right. >> in the coming years politicians from d.c., maryland and virginia, they're going to negotiate with the redskins on a new stadium. they're offering up potentially billions of dollars in taxpayer money without a taxpayer seat at the table. well, that's where brian hess comes in. he's rallying support for fans to have a say in how the stadium will be used once it's built. >> we're trying to accomplish the s to get the leaders of the dmv to pledge to make

build a new stadium or renovate fedex field that comes some public good. it could be discounting tickets low income seating lotteries, better end seating lotteries, use for the public schools and youth leagues in the area. that's all kind of ways that state how public funds can be used for public good. we hopeful we get enough signatures on the petitions to get all of the leaders of the dmv to pledge not allow money to go to the redskins or really any other professional sports team to build a new stadium unless these conditions are met. we would love it if the virginia gubernatorial candidates would make that pledge as well since they'll be the ones involved in negotiations next. the maryland state legislature and the governor as well as the d.c. council members and the mayor but there can come a good from these sports stadiums. they become great sources of pride, culturally significant to the teams and

there's no reason why they themselves can't be good. we try to make sure they serve. >> reporter: so, not a bad deal for the taxpayers. if you would like to get involved go to sports fans coalition.org/dani festo. fans you get something back. they're going to get taxpayer money for a new stadium. sounds reasonable, lower ticket prices lower concession prices maybe some free parking and then, yeah, it can be used as a park for local youth leagues and high school teams when it's not being used by the redskins. >> what are we learning, fans can pander, too. >> exactly. >> they've got a good point. >> they do. >> coming up a maryland middle schoolteacher busted in a on on line sting. >> new details of a teen found dead inside a walk in freezer. what police are handing over to her mom. >> an arrest in prince george's county as people talk about domestic

we're talking to states attorney angela alsobrooks about how the county is combating those crimes.

>> ♪ >> this is fox5 local news at 5:00. >> 5:30. checking your headlines at the half. a judge denying bond for the man accused of murdering his pregnant girlfriend. tyler tessier appeared in court for the first time today since being charged in the disappearance and murder of laura wallen. she was four months pregnant. detectives and cadaver dogs found her body in a shallow grave last night on a wooded property in damascus. you see tessier with wallen's parents at a press conference earlier this week. authorities believe the motive behind the killing is connected to a love triangle. the mother of a toddler shot with an unsecured gun is facing child abuse and neglect chars

destinie. a two-year-old boy found a gun inside of the car accidentally shooting a four-year-old girl. the father of the kids isaiah davis was also charged. a maryland middle schoolteacher is facing charges for soliciting a minor for sex. this is 39-year-old kenneth fischer. he was busted after a two week on line investigation. a detective posing as a teenaged boy was contacted by fischer. police say he solicited him for sex and sent explicit photos of him to the teen. fischer is teacher at westminster middle school but he's been suspended without pay. >> the man accused of setting his pregnant girlfriend on fire inside of her prince george's county county apartment has been ordered to undergo a mental evaluation. la quinn phillips is charged with attempted first and second degree murder. the alleged attack forced his give andrea grinage to give birth early. she and the baby are still in the hospital.

this has a lot of people talking about domestic violence. joining us live tonight are some of the people are who are leading the fight against it in maryland. angela alsobrooks is supposed to join us. she hasn't been able to make it at this point. she's the states attorney for prince george's county but also joining us is la torah pierce and rodney gray a domestic violence survivor. thank you both for making it in. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you very much. >> we hear about these incidents and does it ever, la toria it's like a never ending cycle. what is it like seeing all these cases day after day and how are you able to combat this issue. >> yeah, well, i mean, as you said, cases happen sporadically. you can't put a time to these thing and at family crisis center we just try to make sure we have wraparound services that we have elements of protection so we have the county's only 24 hour crisis

available as well as of course counseling programs for the offenders and the survivors. so, it's just -- that's the best way to be prepared is to make sure we have key services and safety in place. >> how d-, what's the most difficult part? is it to get survivors to come forward? what is it you would like [inaudible] services to get those people into a safe place? >> well, we are client driven. we're client led and it does start with the individual speaking up and asking for help and from there we can get them what they need. i think the key thing for folks at home to know is that once you come to us, safety is priority. after that, we can help with other things. we have legal advocates and a full team to help with an array of different things but as far as, you know, people's assets and things like that, we like to get them in a safe position first and then turn around and take care of those other things and so it's making sure people know that once you're safe, we can help you with jobs and housing and so much more. >> and it's its important for people to know thathi

genders, male and female. >> correct. >> rodney. >> absolutely. >> you speak to. you're a domestic violence survivor yourself. >> yes. >> it's brave i think for men, it's something they should be able to do to be able to come forward. tell us a bit about your story and what is you would like men out there to know. >> well, my story was 20 years ago and it was a five and a half year relationship that was purely physical. purely physical in the abuse side of it and so it was something that i didn't really see it as -- as tragic as it was at the time because i never really felt in any immediate danger but it wasn't until sometime later that i realized all the effects that it had on me so i think it's important for men to come out because they'll find a safe place and they'll find a place where they can gather strength from. >> i know you have an event that's coming you called the band of brothers going on this weekend; is that correct. >> that's right. >> actually october 7th is the weekend. >> okay. >> so, what is

>> we're going to be talking about all aspects of domestic violence and so, you know, men can be survivors as well. but there are a lot of things that go into why men find themselves on either side. so, we're going to cover the whole gamut of things regarding domestic violence. it's going to be great time. again, it's going to be a safe place for men and we're just looking forward to men coming out and being vulnerable because that's what it's really about. >> people don't realize how common domestic violence s is. it's like one in three women and one in four men. >> very close. one in four women, one in seven men but men are a part of the conversation and they do need to be at the table and they do need to be considered on both ends and so our executive director sophie ford this has been her brainchild for awhile and so we're excited to make it happen. a key thing we want the gentlemen to know who are attending is that this is not just an october thing. it starts in october but we're looking for this to be, you know, a

continued relationship between our band of brothers and all the men who will be in the room. we want as rodney have been saying the gentlemen to have a voice and know they have a support si system as well. >> are you working with state lawmakers on legislation and what kind of things have been doing in that regard. >> yes, we are. actually today i have been with the house and senate just in conversation we are looking to impact legislation for both the advocate organization in having a safety but also of course making sure that, you know, concerning gun laws, concerning the safety for survivors. levels of protection that different things are happening and that we're involved in that as well so it's an ongoing conversation. >> yeah, it certainly is and we appreciate you both coming in. >> absolutely. >> and being part of this conversation. latoria pierce and rodney. >> thank you. >> more on the alleged murder of a teacher laura wallen.

mourn her loss, her students are also remembering her. we'll give you a closer look at how they're reacting straight ahead. hey, sue. >> hi, jim. we continue to track a couple of hit or miss showers and maybe a rumble of thunder as we go through the rest of this evening and into the first part of our overnight but summer is the big story. we're going to be seeing those temperatures make a comeback. you probably noticed it today. low 80's. that's actually close to normal for this time of year but we're headed for the mid 80's as we head into the weekend and summer, yes, were like to resurrect itself. i'm not too sad about that either but we do want to get you updated on the tropics and your weekend forecast. all of that is just ahead. fox5 local news at 5:00 will be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have.

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>> we want to let you know about something very special we have coming up tomorrow

we are going to have an awesome live show from that joint base andrews as we help the air force celebrate its 70th birthday. >> a salute to 70 and we'll use the andrews air force show for the backdrop. steve chenevey given special permission to go on board the air force presidential and executive fleet of jets. >> the air force took steve up steve upin a chopper road. we'll share that and so much more tomorrow morning. tucker will kick things off at joint base andrews at 6:00 a.m. you don't want to miss it. quite the access. >> yeah. >> clear skies for that. >> that's the important part. >> it will be okay. nothing they can't handle lets put that it way. most of the spotty showers and thunderstorms tonight. if we bubble anything up tomorrow likely in the afternoon so i think it's looking good. can't wait to see tucker in his jumpsuit. you better do it tucker. tonight we're tracking a couple showers although a persistent one keeps popping up in prince george's. can't rule out a rumble of

thunder. let's give it a few more hours. we haven't been hit hard by anything that irma has delivered in our area. clouds are building up a little bit behind the capitol and we will check radar with you in just a moment and show you who is having to deal with a little bit of rain activity right now. it's just a few showers and a rumble of thunder that could be seen between now and about 9 o'clock and you know what, we've got to say stray showers friday, saturday and sunday primarily in the afternoon. not a washout but still just not quite asset tel: settled. we're talking about josé which is not a hurricane. it has weakened to a tropical storm but it is forecast to track closer to the coast and also become a hurricane again. an update on the tropics ahead as well. let's talk about the next couple days. friday isolated showers primarily in the afternoon about 84 degrees. kind of the same forecast for saturday as well. we didn't have

there yesterday but we feel like we need to keep them as part of the equation and what we're looking at for tomorrow is just a little bit unsettled with a few showers as the last of irma's energy kind of exits the east coast. so, we aren't quite in the clear there and lagging behind it is a warm and humid air mass and that could kind of prime the pump as well for a couple of showers as we head into the weekend. it is warm out there today. it is certainly not unbearable but the humidity is up a little bit. we're mostly finding temperatures in the upper 70's to near 80 degrees and tomorrow afternoon just a little bit warmer as well right around 84 degrees is what they think the district will top out at it. 80 degrees for hagerstown and martinsburg. 82 for manassas quantico. annapolis about 81 degrees. this has been a pretty decent day. good amount of sunshine but now you can still see very weak remnants of irma continuing to spin very slowly drifting really in our direction and it has prompted a couple of

this one near the district line into prince george's county, kind of the same thing blowing up over and over. one went by and exceeded the atmosphere another one near glenarden, walker mill. we slide farther to the west we find few more showers starting to pop up here and there between woodstock and front royal. keep an umbrella handy. most of you won't have to use it but i think the futurecast has spotlighted how the activity is going to go through the rest of the night. by 8 o'clock we track a few showers, an isolated thunderstorm even into 11 o'clock but then we're pretty much looking at good weather for our andrews air show visit tomorrow from fox morning news and as we go into the afternoon you can see we bubble up a couple more things and kind of the same thing on saturday. futurecast i think has a good handle on that. looks worse than it actually will be. this is josé. we've got winds of 70 so drops it down to tropical storm category. still moving toward the west but i also wanted

for those of you who watch the tropics there are two other disturbances coming off the coast of africa. nothing that is developing right now but tropical weather certainly not out of the picture just yet and the latest on josé has that track getting just a little bit closer to the east coast. now, look at the cone and you can see it kind of brushes by the beaches. that's the cone of uncertainty, what you need to watch, but we're still thinking that it stays at least through tuesday off the coast but you know, we're going to have watch new england down the road and see what happens with it in the wednesday, thursday, friday time frame. so continue to watch josé and the tropics as well. saturday looks like the warmest day on our seven-day forecast at 85 degrees and then we're in the low 80's sunday, near 80 on monday and we keep those temperatures low to mid 80's but dry as we head into the first part of next week. that is your seven-day forecast . but come on back fox5 local news at 5:00 much more to talk about when we return.

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>> ♪ >> it defies description, the awfulness and the horror that we have been put through on this. >> that's the father of laura wallen speaking about her boyfriend tyler tessier who has been charged in her murder. wallen was four months pregnant. >> her body was found in a shallow grave after she had been missing for about a week. fox5's lauren demarco joins us with how her students are coping. this was tough to watch last night. >> reporter: it was extremely difficult to be there as well. i was out there live as you know. this morning the howard county school superintendent said the entire school community is in shock. laura wallen's parents having to stand by tyler tessier's side at a press conference when they knew behind the scenes he was a person of interest in the case. it was all part of the ongoing investigation. police building their case but many are finding that particularly tough to stomach. take

speaking at that news conference earlier this week. >> there's nothing we can't fix together, myself and your family. there's so many people, so many people that miss you. there's so many people that were out. >> reporter: after speaking and taking questions from the press tessier sat down with wallen's parents at one point holding her mother's hand. you see her father reaching out and touching tessier's shoulder all of this so very hard to swallow particularly for laura wallen's students who describe her as an amazing inspirational teacher. some of them learned her body had been found while arriving at a vigil last night. grief counselors are on hand at the school for both students and staff. today we spoke with one of them about how the students are doing. >> they having hard time accepting the fact that someone so close can do something like that to someone esci

was with child. and that's a huge issue for a lot of students dealing with the loss of the child as well. so, and a lot of students that were scheduled to be in her class this year are having a tough time dealing with the fact that she's not here. >> we try not to focus on the issue itself and just focus on getting over on the issue and looking at the positive of how she affected their lives and we try not to focus much on who did what and how it played out and things of that nature and just to keep a positive outlook on life and the rest of the school year. >> the principal at wild lake put out a statement today saying he's very proud of the students for their outpouring of support for wallen and her family and he says they are helping to buoy the spirits of the adults at the school. sarah. >> lauren, in the news room, thank you. the mother of a 19-year-old chicago girl found dead in a freezer is hoping to get more answers from surveillance video from the hotel where it happened. dozens have been protesting

this case. and now after reviewing about 30 hours of video from 47 hotel cameras, police say they are ready to show her family footage. she went to a hotel party and went missing. hotel staff searched for 11 hours before finding her body. police say jenkins was intoxicated and walked into the freezer herself. >> new details about a deadly school shooting in washington state. the accused gunman is a student. one student was killed, three others were hurt. they're expected to survive. a vigil for the victims. was held last night at the school near spokane washington. the suspect went to school with two weapons but the first gun he tried to use was jammed. he was tackled to the ground by a school employee. they may find it easier to bounce back. two new pieces of. >> remember the kid who sent president trump a letter offeng

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>> more news right now. alexandria police trying to figure out what caused a fatal stabbing earlier this morning. it happened just before 1:30 on north henry street. 30-year-old barksdale was stabbed at the home and later died at the hospital. there was a second victim who was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. the suspect is 23-year-old man stabbed himself, he is in critical condition. d.c. mayor muriel bowser introducing legislation to step up the time line for getting arrest records sealed. council member david grosso proposing a bill that would fully and automatically expunge records of a person arrested but not convicted. advocates say it would make it easier for those people to get jobs and qualify for housing. the current record clearing process takes years to compete even for someone who is arrested but never found guilty.

offered to mow the white house lawn is about to get his wish. the boy known as frank will be at the white house tomorrow to help the grounds crew mow the lawn in the rose garden. back in august press secretary sara huckabee sanders read frank's letter during a press briefing. the boy expressing interest in mowing the white house lawn. now he gets to do it. >> the frank did send the president a menu of all his prices. >> wow. >> he did, yeah. >> get him to mow my lawn. isn't that child labor laws. tony and shawn a standing by for your newscast at 6:00. >> and it begins right now. >> this is fox5 local news at 6:00. >> ♪ >> right now at 6:00, shots fired in fairfax county after a man with a knife approached a security guard. we're live with the late breaking details. >> we were praying for a good od fashioned miracle.

maryland teach are found murdered spoke out today and the man accused of killing his daughter faced a judge. plus, the latest developments tonight as investigators look for answers in a deadly house fire in bethesda. the news at 6:00 starts right now. >> ♪ >> we begin tonight with breaking news in the district. a shooting in northwest. >> it happened just before 5 o'clock tonight. fox5's kristen leone has arrived on the scene. kristen, what can you tell us? >> reporter: tony and shawn we just pulled up to the scene not too long ago, as a matter of fact and we learned that two adult men have been shot. both are conscious and breathing. i do want to point out the perimeter here that police have set up. you can see not too far in the background there, there's the crime scene division and again right now two people have been shot. both are conscious and breathing and we also learned police are telling us that they are searching for two suspects at this time. so, again, if you happen to be in the area, either

driving on by, keep in mind that police are searching for two suspects. now, just to give this a little more perspective, this shooting here, last night we reported and told you that there was also a shooting on m street, a double shooting there where a man and a woman were shot. the woman in serious condition there. so, not even 24 hours later, a broad daylight shooting here on the 400 block of m street. again, this is a developing story in this case. details are coming in as we speak and we're still gathering more information here and of course once we learn more, we will let you know as well so keep it right here and online, fox5d.c.com. reporting live in northwest tonight, kristen leone, fox5 local news. >> meanwhile in fairfax county, that's where an armed security guard shot a man who was charging toward him with a knife and two unsecured pitbull mix dogs. the incident happened near day-care center, a community center and a park.