coverage of h developing case with lindsay watts and marina maracco. lindsay was one of the only reporters inside rockville high school tonight at lindsay, i imagine there were plenty of fireworks. >>reporter: there were. this was a big crowd. if you were driving by rockville high school tonight, you knew there was something going. the parking lot behind me was filled with cars and mr. were protestors on this side of the street rallying against illegal immigration. no news cameras allow inside. not a media friendly event at all. but we can show you some cellphone video so you can get a sense of how big this crowd was. speaking to the crowd, the montgomery county superintendent, a police detective, other school officials as well. there was a presentation and then time for questions. one issue raised was the school's response to this crime and communication with parents. one mom said that this meeting happened five days too late. the superintendent blamed that on wanting to gather all of the facts and earlier today at a press conference he did say he reg

marina maracco with the very latest. of course we'll have much more on this coming up in a little bit.e well, it was a warm one this afternoon. temperatures rose into the 60s.6 however, believe it or not, a big change is once again headinh our way. >> caitlyn roth joins us nowh jo with a look at the forecast. caitlyn, colder temperaturesempe tomorrow. >> bad news for so many of us, unfortunately.un if you're in the 60s we have changes headed our way. it felt like spring today. we still have some mild so temperatures out there this evening. 57 in washington, 50 in quantitg course, but ato little cool part towards our southwest. 44 in culpeper and 46 in manassas. so the winds have been fairly right. we have been talkingrly about ht this will increase overnight tonight behind our cold front f we'll start to see some be courtesy of some gusty winds. right now they're fairly calm. we've got some clouds around ana even some showers in extremen western maryland.n ma it doesn't look like any of those showers will make it on the

tonight, fox5 marina maracco asked the complaint about the watch dog group filed. marina is live with the mayor. >>reporter: that government watch dog group public citizens, the minute the formal complaint here today at the d.c. office of campaign finance and in that complaint public citizen alleges that more than 22 contributions were made over the legal limit of $2,000 each totaling more than $30,000 in what appear to be illegal contributions. now, among those contributions is one from stand ford capital, a company sued pepete office of the attorney general after failing to obey the number of housing violations at its numerous properties across the district. tonight we caught up with a representative from public citizen and spoke with the mayor herself. how does that type of oversight happen? it'sea the office of campaign finance and the treasurer for every campaign to make sure this doesn't happen, to refund excess contributions and refunds did happen in that election which is why this is all the more concerning. because it's been three years and there's still al

but first let's the reactionctio from marina maracco ina montgomery county.gome >>reporter: ry hey there, tony, shawn. this press conference wrapped up roughly 40 minutes ago. it was somewhat of a bizarre press conference. the superintendent here saying h he dider not want to make thingn political and yet he was veryery political himself in his responses and when we continueoi to press against the question whether these 18 year olds and this 18 and 17 year old was here illegally he said here in theer county based on a supreme court precedent they do not press immigration status but his response took a turn and said here in the county t not deny any student ann education based on the languagen they speak at home. take a listen. >>reporter: what we are not going to sepsis people who say that 25,000 of our studentsdent shouldn't get to go to school because they speak another language as their first language.la what we're not going to say is of the 25,000 and we do not know, be clear, we do not knowno what anyone's immigration tat us is in this school system becausm the law says we don't col

marina maracco now from police headquarters. >>reporter: tonight prince george's county police saying they do not believe this murder to be random but they're saying they don't have a motive at this point and they're still no arrest in the case. this is 15 year olden isabella taylor. according to his family he was switching school between a school in maryland and another one in washington, d.c. yesterday, saturday, he was hanging out with friends just a few doors down from his own home when he was gunned down on the street where he grew up and plea for anyone with any sort of information to call police. he started laughing. that's the late look on i saw on my grandson's face. when the heard bank, bang, bang, we thought it was the police. your son got shot. we still trying to find out what's going on. that's why we hear it on the news now. we want to know what happened on our baby. he's a baby. he didn't deserve to be killed on the street. > and dennis taylor's family says he loved taking atvs apart and fixing them. you see that

marina maracco is live in bethesda with more on this latest incident.la >>reporter: te that's right hertocally we've had several ofral those incidents.ents shawn, like you heard the president straight out of the gait and n that address to congress saying, quote, we stand united in condemning hate ande evil in awful its ugly forms. you'llee these string of what some have called hate crimes, hate streaks directed at these jewish community centers as well as mosques in our area. you'll see the note that wass sent to an area mosque that says i will pay $100 for charity for every muslim slaughtered and then it's followed by a crudede depiction of a violent act. you'll see the two centers in maryland that received these notes, both those centers in silver springs, one ever them the islamic education center of maryland and the other one thete muslim community center also in silver springs. the letters received last nighth and it's still unclear if they were mailed or simply placed at the centers, but the notes just received hours after there were three different communityent centers in virginia

they got away with more than 30 guns.gu fox5's marina maracco is in rockville with the latest. >>reporter: authorities believr what you're about to see was a well orchestrated heist. this is surveillance video provided by police and you can rushed the door. two men burst into the united gun shop off of randolph road in rockville tripping the alarm system. they're both in dark clothes,clt face masks and wearing gloves. they led straight to the glassss filled with handguns. can see them smashing the glass. tonight we asked the atf if there is any sort of federaleder regulation that stipulates as to how she is gun shops should store and secure their guns and the atf saying there is no such regulation. any time there is a theft of firearms atf has found thatfoun those firearms are december continued to wind up in the hands of criminals so we takeke these steps very seriously. it's important for us to work with firearms try to make suresu that they do properly secure their weapons.weap this particular federal firearms security system in place. the atf says national federal firearms

marina maracco is live in southeast with more on this developing story.hose same critics are questioning the roleout of the social media push. why was it not explained as it happened as opposed to explaining it three months in and a lot of people fearing there was a spike in d.c. police saying there hasn't been a spike in these missing person'sas yesterday there was a meeting here in ward 8 to address those concerns. the meeting got extremely emotional. at times it completely off script and today we raised that very question, what exactly is happening? what is fact and what is just simply fear? >> i think every missing person is not sex trafficking. they're not abducted. some people just runaway. some people voluntarily go missing which is totally legal. since the start of the year d.c. police has renewed interest for missing persons in the district. but the new social media push has incensed and scared the community especially east of the river. wednesday night mayor bowser ward 8 council member and the acting police chief all called a meeting to address

live tonight in rockville, maryland, marina maracco, fox5 r local news. moments for an uber driver after a passenger forced her to driveo to several locations in ain northern virginia neighborhood.h the female uber driver texted ad friend for help, but not before police say the customer forcedfc her to make several dangerous deliveries.. fox5's teisha lewis is live inin woodbridge with the story. >>reporter: i'm sure it was awa complete nightmare.nigh the pickup was here where minute i villian cardinal drive. this is one of the busier intersections in woodbridge. from here passier told the uber driver to keep driving.o that was after they came to hiss first stop. now, imagine all of this unfolding police say he then forced the uber driver to make what is described as some drugr runs wanting her to essentially make these drug stops along an apparent drug route.oute now, during the encounter polic say the victim determined thater the passenger was in possession of drugs and a large money. police say the 26 year old uber driver was able to contact a friend d

fox5's marina maracco has the latest on the latest incident. >>reporter: these recent threats are affecting different communities, as well as here locally and you saw the president at the address to congress straight out of the gait condemning these threats saying, quote, we stand united in condemning hate and evil in all of its ugly forms. now, in the latest of these string of threats, notes and letters that were sent to mosque animus limb and islamic centers here in our area, those centers in maryland, particularly in silver springs and you're looking at a picture of that note, that note that was sent say, quote, i will pay $100 to charity for every muslim slaughtered, end quote. and then it was followed by a crude depiction of a violent act. now you'll see here the two centers that received the letters, the islamic center of maryland and the jewish center of silver springs, the letters received last night and it's unclear if they were mailed or simply placed at the centers. the notes received just hours after there were three jewish communit

marina maracco has the late et. >>reporter: tonight still no arrests in the case and believe say they believe that this was potentially was a targeted act, but they're not saying how they know this information. this is 15 year oldennest taylor. he was gunned down from a few houses down from the house where he grew up in prince george's county. according to his family he was out in the street hanging out with friends. he had been there all day long. he was helping to fix atvs. still no word who was behind the murder. he died laughing. after that we watching movies. we hear shots. bank bank bank, we thought it was your son got shot. we're still trying to find out what was requesting on. that's why we here it on news. we want to know what's happened on our baby. he's a baby. he didn't deserve to be killed on street. > dentist taylor was known by friends and family as chiquita. as you heard earlier he was fixing the atv that you see there that is now part of his memorial. apparently that's weigh loved to do. he helped f

muriel bowser accepted illegal campaign contributions for her 2014 campaign.mpai >> tonight fox5's marina maracco asked the mayor about the complaint the watch dog group time. marina is live in northwest with the mayor's reaction. marina? >>reporter: shawn, seriousious questions now in 2017 being posed and surrounding mayor bowser's mayoral campaign of 2014 as well as illegal contributions and likesn you said, that government watch dog public sightseen, theytsee submitted that formal complaintf today here at the office of campaign finances and thatthat complaint documents more than 22 contributions that were made over the legal limit of $2,000 each totaling more than $30,000a in what appear to be illegal contributions.ons. now, among those contributionsct is several from stanford capital, a company sued by the office of the attorney general afterthe failing to obey a numr of housing violations at its numerous properties across the city. and tonight we caught up with a representative for publictive citizen as well as the mayor herself. hear the response. >>reporter: there are 23 contributions over

but first let's the reactionctio from marina maracco ina montgomery county.gome >>reporter: ry hey there, tony, shawn. this press conference wrapped up roughly 40 minutes ago. it was somewhat of a bizarre press conference. the superintendent here saying h he dider not want to make thingn political and yet he was veryery political himself in his responses and when we continueoi to press against the question whether these 18 year olds and this 18 and 17 year old was here illegally he said here in theer county based on a supreme court precedent they do not press immigration status but his response took a turn and said here in the county t