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they're holding a hearing at 7:00 tonight at rockville city hall. if the law passes, rockville will be the second city in maryland to enact such a ban and the first here in our area. >>> roadwork ahead. it's a busy intersection in fairfax county that will be under construction for the next year. the roadwork starts today on the overpass bridge of gallows road and route 50. you should expect single lane closures during the day, and multi lane closures overnight. one lane will be open at all times on both roads, but detours will be in place when the roads are closed. >>> what doctors are getting wrong about allergies. >>> some are these sweet dogs are safe from danger overseas. how you can help em. >>> anthd >>> we're just learning some new information about a murder over the weekend in front royal that involved found badly wounded and screaming on the street not far from her apartment. police have reaftded her 17-year-old boyfriend, a high school senior and charged him with second-degree murder. we reached the victim's father a short while ago, he said the

. >> coming up at 5:00 the outrage over the rockville high school raped has boiled over on capitol hill tom fitzgerald is on that story tonight. fitz. >> reporter: jim, sarah, breaking news tonight. the house judiciary committee set to open hearings on immigration break downs is the question surrounding the rockville high school rape investigation coming up an exclusive interview with the chairman of the house judiciary committee, what he wants to know and what he plans to do. sarah. >> good morning. [laughter] >> and a warm welcome there for education secretary betsy devos from a group of maryland kids whose class she visited today. but we'll show you the group of people she had to get through first that were awaiting her arrival outside the they weren't nearly as happy, though. we'll explain coming up. >> ♪ >> ♪ outrageous over the rockville high school rape has reached capitol hill. officials say both suspects were detained by u.s. border agents in texas in 2016 and park for deportation. >> they were released to family. they are both in jail charged with raping a 14-year-old student

live in rockville marina marraco fox 5 local news. >>> tonight the trump administration says that rockville rape case is evidence of the danger of sanctuary cities. attorney general jeff sessions announced plans to crack down on cities that do in the actively enforce immigration law. sessions also called out maryland for voting to become a sanctuary state days after those two do immigrants are charged with raping the 14-year-old in the high school rest room. >> maryland is talking about a state law to make the state a sanctuary state. the governor is opposed to that. i'm glad to hear. that would be such a mistake. i would plead with the people of maryland to understand that this makes the state of maryland more at risk for violence and crime. it is for the good policy. >> sessions said if cities and states refuse to comply with immigration laws, the government could withhold department of justice grants. >>> after a foggy start to the day, a very pretty spring afternoon. we're about to get much-needed rain across our region. let's check in with sue palka with a little bit of all everything

at issue, the role of rockville police in enforcing immigration laws under the trump administration. a petition in favor of making rockville a formally declared sanctuary city now has more than a thousand signatures. no formal legislation has been proposed. president trump has proposed stripping funding from sanctuary cities. >> i heard third hand of a little girl who was afraid to go to school after the election because she was worried her parents would be deported by the time she got home from school. herself as an owner of a business in rockville. >> i would sell my house immediately. why? because i know for sure the house value would go down and the property tax will go up. >> reporter: new at this hour, and in related matters, a spokesman for montgomery county tonight confirms to news4 the county is hiring a former homeland security official, leon rodriguez, as an adviser on immigration issues. live in rockville, jackie bensen, news4. >> jackie, thank you. >>> tonight a montgomery county man is charged with impersonating a police officer and federal enforcement agents. detectives

>>reporter: i'm horrified of what has happened at the rockville high school. this 13 year old got raped. i was already against havingavin illegals in the school.n th what i don't understand is howtd two boys could grab a girl and g take her into the restroom andrt no one sees this. after i heard more and more details and after i saw the police report i was even morezo7 sickened. am approving this stuff. i was disgusted that my city council is going to approve sanctuary city and that our maryland legislationor havend l approved this.egprov i hope that our governor vetoes it and that they don't get enough legislation ors too override this. it is disgusting.gust i could go on and on with all of the concerns i have for this. i feel for all the parents who worry about their kids in high school now i'm so glad that myht daughter is no longer there. i was worried when she was 14 and she had to be exposed toto seniors. there's a big gap between a freshman and a senior. and then to have somebody thatht doesn't even speak the language how can you p put them in mymy class

if convicted nicole faces 25 year >> new developments in the sext assault of teenager at rockville high school and the father of one of the suspects now behind bars. 43-year-old agolf owe son khez reyes is accused of being in the country illegally. one of the suspect in the rain case that is here illegally. sanchez and another teen are behind bars accused of raping a 14-year-old girl inside the school during school hours earlier this month. following rain allegations there have been major concerns about rockville lead leaders designating city as sanctuary city. that came up last night at a question and answer session held by montgomery country council members. >> i don't believe we should have a sanctuary city it goes against the federal mandate. i don't believe a lot of things happening this country that go against federal mandates should be allowed. we have federal laws f we want to change the laws then we need to take and do that through legislature >> on friday, the other suspect in the case, 17-year-old jose montano will face a judge for a status hearing. >> the issue of sank utear

students are only freshmen in high school, but they felt the need to let rockville know they should do whatever they can to protect all of the city's immigrants. >> it's my responsibility to speak up for people who are being targeted. >> reporter: the school is diverse, and they are worried about their friends. that's why they joined 70 other people to speak tonight at city hall. they support the ordinance that would call for fostering of community trust in rockville. >> how can we blame illegal immigrants for attempting to have a better life? >> we stand for all of our community. >> reporter: the proposal would stop the city's police officers in many cases from asking people about their immigration status or detaining them based on certain detainers and federal warrants, and she told us the city does not firmly do this, but it's a law she believes should be on the books. >> it would basically put the current practice into law. >> reporter: tonight everyone is on board with the idea, and >> how can you say the community will be safer, only because illegal aliens fee

the judge for a status hearing. he's being charged as an adult. live in rockvillerina >>> in the wake of the story, attorney general jeff sessions today announced the trump administration plans to crack down on sanctuary cities, which don't actively enforce immigration law. they also addressed the issue of maryland voting to move forward with a bill to become a sanctuary state. >> maryland is talking about a state law to make the state a sanctuary state. the governor is opposed to had. i'm glad to hear. that would be such a mistake. i would plead with the people of maryland to understand that this makes the state of maryland more at risk for violence and crime. it is not good policy. >> sessions said if cities and states refuse to comply with immigration laws, the department of justice could withhold grants to those particular cities. >>> we're keeping close eye on radar because we do expect more showers to develops a we get closer to dawn. but we're still keeping that spring warmth but be back in the forecast and maybe a rumble of thunder in the afternoon. at the

has arrested the father of one of the suspects charge in the rape of a 14-year-old girl at rockville high school. >> i plead with the people of violence and crime. >> reporter: this arrest comes as the state of maryland is slammed by the justice department on the handling of undocumented immigrants. looking outside right now a few showers tonight, but what will it mean for your morning commute? >> topper shutt is on the weather terrace, tracking showers for tomorrow. >> mississippi of the big showers are into west virginia. they will hold off until late in the morning. what is headed our way in addition to the showers and storms, fog tomorrow morning could be a big problem. in terms of the impact, need an umbrella, moderate risk for that. wet commute, a low to moderate risk, and the best chance of the commute will be the ride home. i have a moderate risk, and i'm more and more concerned about the dense fog developing for the areas that received the showers tonight. 6:00in the morning, one thing we know, it's a mild start. upper 50s across the board, showers here and there a.m. 8:00, s

happening today - a push to expand a smoking ban in the city of rockville. suzanne kennedy is live with the details - suzanne? coming up in our 6 o'clock hour of washington. new clues, after a student vanishes with her teacher. what police are now saying about the relationship between the two -- leading up to her disapperance. and a sure sign summer is getting closer. six flags, opening this weekend, and you could be there. watch to win four tickets - coming up at six. right now at 5:xx - a severe weather threat for millions this morning. overnight - a band of dangerous weather, packing high winds.. heavy rain and dangerous hail hitting parts of texas. the wild night of storms also included this twister in and, the weather even impacting the sports world. columbus, ohio n-c-double-a basketball viewers were blacked out from seeing the critical final seconds of the u-n-c- kentucky game because the local c-b-s station suffered a "massive technical failure".. amid a tornado warning. the station aired those final two minutes on a tape delay. the final four in phoe

his committee is trying to find out why the two rockville rape suspects were able to be here. no offense to you but it seems like the government heavily implicated in the story. both of these guys are in government custody, one at least four times. >> it is an absolute failure of the u.s. government. the failure of the obamas administration and i love hearing jeff sessions saying respect for the rule of law and abiding by the rule of law and keeping people safe.e. this is a totally preventable crime that occurred in maryland and it happens all over the country and it happens very frequently. and it is the result of sending the message -- not just here in this country but in central america and elsewhere in the world -- if you come to our border, we will release you into the interior of the country.n that's now changing with this new administration. it's very exciting, we have seeu a steady decline -- 40% decline of border apprehension to 60% decline in march. if they keep enforcing the law and keep sending people home where they belong,ng particulary these unaccompanied minors

we have another issue in the rockville corridor. there but an issue with entrapment at tildenwood drive. it looks like it may have cleaned up in the last few minutes but it is causing a slow trip to make it northbound to gaithersburg. i'll send it to you at the desk. michelle: thank you. it feels like spring. jonathan: you can tell when we had nice weather. every comes in relaxed, mellow. doug: it will last for a few more hours before it gets cold for a couple of days. it's been beautiful through the afternoon. clouds this morning. even a few sprinkles overnight. it's cleared up nicely. the temperatures warmed to the upper 50's and the lower 60's. cold front on the way. we will see the increasing cloudiness through the evening. across the rest of the area, it's 57 in winchester. 53 in frederick. annapolis in 50. 60 at joint base andrews. 62 in washington. through the evening, we will enjoy more sunshine at times. temperatures slowly falling through the lower 60's. as we head through overnight hours we see the temperatures fall off as

the more you know about that awful rape case in rockville, the worse it gets.hreaten to call the police on parents who dared complain about the enormous illegal alien population in their school district. the employment contract which grants him a huge salary and benefits -- goat there is more. it turns out the elected rape is not rockville's first major incident this year. according to local attorney, a 17-year-old girl at a rockville high school wasn't jumped, beaten and kicked in the head multiple times by an assailant she said she had never even seen before. the assault left significant injuries and students recorded the attack without trying to help in any way. until recently, the school was considered safe. the most shocking part -- rockville parents were not informed of any of it nor where the police. the school contacted only the girls parents who had a call the cops themselves. this attack by the way came one day after another fight at the school which parents also were kept in the dark about. too bad the assailants did not criticize illegal immigration

is it fair to link what happened here at rockville to the immigration debate? back at 5:00, we will have his answer. in rockville, brad bell, abc7 news. alison: okay. we'll see you then. thank you. let's check on the evening commute with trenice bishop. she is on traffic watch for us today. hi there, trenice. trenice: hi, alison. this afternoon we have a couple of issues and certainly heavy delays starting early this afternoon. first, i of the afternoon -- first issue of the afternoon 270 corridor, there is a problem in the local lanes before falls road. i ties you up making your way from rockville away from the spur. a half an hour ago we had one reported southbound 270 at the split for the beltway. that is adding extra volume for folks trying to make it to the legion bridge. live pictures and you can see northbound 270 at a snail's pace to make the trip home through rockville. elsewhere, we will make it to the beltway as you approach the legion here, the outer loop left side. we had report of an earlier crash beyond the camera view. it looks like it's gone. b

. >> yesterday attorney general jeff sessions was asked about the rape investigation at rockville high school. one of the suspects there is an undocumented immigrant sparking a debate about cities that refuse to cooperate with immigration authorities. >> i would plead with the people makes the state of maryland more at risk for violence and crime, that it's not good policy. >> despite what sessions said, hyattsville will vote on whether or not to become a sanctuary city. they said 53% are opposed to the sanctuary ordinance, 44% support it. meanwhile, we're learning that the father of henry sanchez millian, one of the suspects in the rockville case, is in jail. they tell us that he is in the u.s. unlawfully. he's originally from guatemala. his son was charged with first degree rape and two counts of first degree sexual offense. >>> a girl with an infectious laugh who loved to be on the playground. this morning teachers at imagination early learning center are choosing to remember how 4-year-old leila they held a vigil for leila last night with balloons and candles. some of her friends w

jonathan: the three men are not charged happened march 9 in rockville. these two guys got away with more than 30 weapons. again, they were out the door in just minutes. alison: according to published reports, nearly a thousand 9/11 survivors and families are suing. filed in federal court, blocks from the world trade center the, the lawsuit accuses saudi royal family of complicity in the 2001 attack. the justice against terrorism act allows victims families to sue foreign governments for involvement in suspected terrorism. jonathan: fearing terrorists couldn't place explosive into electronic devices, laptops, tablets, and large devices will have to be placed in checked luggage. this change will involve direct flights to the united states from nearly a dozen airports in the middle east and africa. no impacted by this. we expect more developments tomorrow, so tune into "good morning washington" for the latest. alison: developing now ,abc 7 has learned one of the rockville high school students accused of raping a classmate in school was caught entering the co

new information in the rockville high school rape case. speaking out. we'll have that for you coming up. secret service says it needs a done. what exactly will that go for? stay with us. we're back after this. ♪♪ >> all right. cuteness time tucker. >> let's get to it. warm up factor. it's cold out. we need it today. >> all right. fox5 first five photo of the day. >> he's all cozy. >> cold. >> big rain is three years old and she gets up each morning and has her breakfast with us before heading off to school. >> that is a happy little girl. >> cute. >> um-hmm. >> love the jacket. lots of colorful. >> i don't know -- i bet those are characters from some show that's way past my baby prime. >> right? >> but she's adorable. that's all i need to know. >> adorable. we love her smile. >> rain, we love your smile. thank you for coming up every morning and having your breakfast with us. >> yes. >> and hope you have a great day at school. that jacket is perfect as you head out today. so cute. >> because it's just 30 here in the city. there's a look at

the long lasting scent of gain flings. rockville high school rain fallout the father accused of raining a classmate during school hours is taken into custody. >> and a live look outside now the. you can leave the jacket at home. the warm, spring air is is here. here's a look at the forecast. it's already 62. that tells you something there. >> going to be a nice one hopefully that's what he's telling us. good morning to you i'm maureen umeh. >> i'm wisdom martin. >> it's tuesday, march 28, gary mcgrady, erin como are here. let's start with gary mcgrady and talk about the 62 degree temperatures early in the morning. >> yeah, that 62 here. we do have 50s out in the suburbs this morning and showers and thunderstorms too. the rain jacket may be needed at times today. certainly have umbrella handy in the bag. let's show you where temperatures are now. bwi marshall lower 50s. here in town we're lower 60s. dulles sitting at 60 and across the area this morning across the regi there. lower 50s, i 81, frederick 54 a thunderstorm poovd through

plus, breaking details at the alleged rape in rockville, maryland. questions about what happened in the bathroom and the days prior. attorneys david wall and eric oster join us next to the bait. >> she was adamant that she did not want this to happen >> martha: the president making a bit of news. he is of the white house in the east room with senators and their spouses. we will have the tape playback in a moment but he is making news on health care, as well as his attitude about politics, which you may find interesting, we will bring you that as soon as that come across. in the meantime, there are new developments and some new questions tonight in a story that has sparked debates and immigration policies across the country. their horrific allegations of the rape of a 14-year-old girl at her high school in rockville, maryland, for the suspects reportedly both illegal immigrants, the father of one of the suspects has not been arrested by i.c.e. for his unlawful entry into the country. we are learning new evidence that one defendant's attorney claims tha

today the montgomery county schools say they received so many threatening phone calls at the rockville high school that police were called if for extra security. that is serving as the backdrop as the maryland governor blasts legislation he says would make maryland a sanctuary state. brad bell explains. brad: the rape of a 14-year-old girl allegedly by two undocumented immigrants at rockville high school embroiled the so-called trust act in controversy. governor hogan himself calling it a sanctuary bill and promising a veto. the sponsor says the opponents have it wrong. >> that is a crime. >> the individuals should be prosecuted to the fullest extend of the law. nothing would preclude justice system doing what it is supposed to do. >> the bill passed the house monday and would prohibit the local police engaging immigration law enforcement and require federal warrant to hold someone for the feds. >> it says you can't stop someone for the immigration popes to question where they are from. >> a sample of the public opinion turns up mixed emotions. >> if you are here illegally and you comm

. >> when a reporter asked jeff session as but the rape investigation at rockville high school. two male students allegedly raped a female student in the school bathroom. >> one of two came to the united states illegally in 2016 raising the debate about sanctuary cities. that shelter people living in this country illegally. that prompted this from the attorney general. >> i would plead with maryland to understand this makes the state of maryland more at risk for violence and crime. it is not good policy. >> so what's the potential impact on our region? and our neighborhoods? >> jack gee bie benson where th comment hits home. jackie? >> despite the attorney general statement, hyattsville is kidding an kid considering an ordinance to make this a sanctuary city. >> reporter: the president of the hyattsville city council setz t says the city has done analysis of defying attorney general jeff sessions threat to withhold federal funding. the city is pledging noncooperation with immigration authorities. >> last may, the demt partment justice inspector general found policies violate fede

the new date would put the city in compliance with federal election laws. >>> an alleged rape at rockville high school is getting attention at the white house. >>e'll have more information about the case and the students charged in just a >>> what would you do if a neighbor's dog was caught on camera? using your lawn as a toilet. this story is blowing up on our facebook page. more on that after the break. topper. >>> great lead in. thank you. >>> back to winter. it's going to feel like it's 32 downtown. mainly dress the kids for the 20s tomorrow morning. we'll come bac >>> a fedex truck flipped over on its side. it happened on the inner loop. crews did have it cleaned up around 4:30 this morning. >>> this next story, it's about crap. no, seriously. it's a story about dog poop and the lengths one dude went to to shame one of his neighbors. >> thank you for further than that other four letter word. >> i know how to restrain myself. >> mike the quander. brand new to our family here. here with the video that hundreds of you are talking about tonight. hi. >> reporter: this story stinks. the guy

the rockville case, as the defensive for one of the suspects forces and emergency bond hearing today. tell you what happened with jose montano today when we come back. plus, a critical meeting between the president and police leaders, as the law & order president, as he has called himself, gets down to business. a story you haven't heard. to stick around for this. there fraternal order of police president chuck canterbury was in that room. he will join us and tell us what ♪ >> martha: president trump making a sharp departure from the obama era. he met with law enforcement leaders and basically doubled down on his campaign promise to restore federal support for police that was largely withheld, some would say, or the tone was very different, and the last administration. here he is. >> we will work every day to remove the gang members, drug dealers, and violent criminals from your communities. we already are. my highest duty as president is the security of our people, the security of our nation. >> martha: chuck canterbury is the national president of the fraternal order of police, the

right now at 11, the growing outrage after a rape at rockville high school. where my biggest concern lies is with the montgomery countyhe school m system.tem. fox5 asked the tough questions.i now even local leaders and the white house is reacting. part of the reason the president made illegal immigration a craca down is because of issues like this. this staffer has baffled d.c. police and sparked conspiracy theory. what his family is now dog to try to solve the mystery.ster is amazon misleading you.you. why a watch dog group isis targeting the online retailer and its website.bsit thanks for joining us tonight, i'm shawn and i'm tony perkins. we begin with the

thieves escaping with 3 is guns from the rockville gun store this month. so far, there are no arrests in that case. but it's one of several burglaries and other crimes that police fear will add more illegal guns to the streets. but as mike carter-conneen reports when the guns are used in a crime, the a.t.f. has a new tool to fight back. >> the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives unveiled the first mobile crime lab. >> it's the national integrated ballistic information network. >> d.c. police, montgomery and prince george's county have the program in a network of 137 sites nationwide. now they can travel the country in the new fully equipped van to help the law enforcement agencies process crime scene. after mass shooting in spikes in gun violence or some part of the country ballistic technology is not easily accessible. >> these are unique marking to each firearm. >> like fingerprints the firing pin and the explosion in each gun leave behind microscopic markings that are uploaded to a national data base. when the markings match they can link

plus, breaking details at the alleged rape in rockville, maryland. t what happened in the bathroom and the days prior. attorneys david wall and eric oster join us next to the bait. >> she was adamant that she did not want this to happen whatsoever at all. complete with key nutrients we may need. plus it supports bone health with calcium and vitamin d. one a day women's in gummies and tablets. i'm on it.ar does weathertech go to protect your vehicle? ♪ ♪ ♪ weathertech. made right, in america except when it comes to retirement. at fidelity, you get a retirement score in just 60 seconds. and we'll help you make decisions for your plan... to keep you on track. it's your retirement. know where you stand. >> martha: the president making a bit of news. he is of the white house in the east room with senators and their spouses. we will have the tape playback in a moment but he is making news on health care, as well as his attitude about politics, which you may find interesting, we will bring you that as soon as that come across. in the meantime, there are new

was a schedule pta meeting here tonight and you can imagine this will probably be top on the agenda. in rockville, john gonzalez. nearly washed away, the incredible rescue of dozens of -- in deadly floodwaters in peru. superjumbo -- super bowl jersey is found. another super bowl mvps who fell victim to the same feet. a chicken putting new meaning to the word big man on campus. the viral video that is hard to believe. now i check on traffic. road maintenance operations, that is the big theme. we have finally reopened braddock road in centerville from the earlier water main break repairs. green,seeing mostly dealing with one accident in southwest d.c. on northwest 12th street just past main avenue. we also have a work zone set up on 12th street that will tie us up, as well as d.c. 295 north and southbound, a little bit of red. outside on our traffic land cameras, a look at the capital beltway just north of route seven, we have road operation going on. you will lose your right travel lane. george's county, also blocking a lane as you head into montgomery county on the outer loop approaching new hamp

the latest statistic is the united gun shop in rockville. 3:48 a.m. that is when the police say the security first reported the burglary at the united gun shop in rockville. the montgomery county 911 center dispatchers put out the priority call at 3:50 with the first officer arriving on scene at 3:56. eight minutes. a quick response. but not fast enough for these crooks that were in and out in a fraction of that time. the a.t.f. special agent says since 2012, burglaries and robberies of the licensed gun shoppes have increased by 52% nationwide. last year alone criminals managed to steal more than 7800 firearms from gun stores. georgia, texas, florida had the highest numbers but our region is they targeted 23 stores in virginia and seven in maryland. >> they were not looking to simply add firearms to the collection. they are destined to wind up on the street of baltimore and d.c. they will be traded for narcotics, they will be sold for a profit to anyone willing to buy them. kevin: as of this evening the two burglars are on the loose. they are recommend

when the situation in rockville happened, it made me upset because of the fact that a 14-year-old girl was not protected in high school and all the money that we -- our taxes goes mostly to schools, they have a situation where they allow illegals to come into a high school, at 17 and 18, illegal, do not speak english and have an opportunity to do this kind of crime to a 14-year-old is really very disheartening. >> tucker: there is one of the perpetrators right there. most people who come to this country legally or illegally are not like this. like this guy is alleged to be but the truth is, it does not improve your school, a lot of people come -- they should do better, shouldn't they? >> they should have had some remedial english class first. what i do not understand, how can two boys grab a 14-year-old girl and put her into the men's room and rape her? if you look at the police report, it is ridiculous what they did. rape is one thing but it is just awful. they tried to hold her face to keep from screaming. this is in a school. how can 18-year-olds -- >> tucker: how to an 18 write 1d

would keep state and local police from helping with federal immigration raids, hogan points to the rockville rape case as another reason why he is against it. wusa 9. >> thanks, pete. >> the age o suspect has been a big question, sanchez was 18 years old, but taking classes as a freshman. maryland law says students up to 21 years old can get a free public education in the state. >>> sources tell us the suspects who started shooting at a group filming a music video are still out there. 18-year-old ayana mcallister is now dead, and stephany tells us the victim is from upper marlboro and she was on spring break from her north carolina college. >> there is really so many things wrong with this story. tonight we learned that the victim was a criminal justice major at st. augusten university, part of the state police cadet program and yesterday was ayana mcallister's first day of spring break. >> she will always be remembered with that big smile on her face. >> reporter: a largo high school grad who loved basketball, loved people, according to angela, a close family friend ayana mcallister had a b

the south at 10 to 15. it will be a warmer wind. maybe 30 in rockville for a low, 32 wood bridge. most folks get around freezing or a little bit below if you are outside the belt way. by morning, partly cloudy and breezy, turning milder, a shower possible and 28 to 59. by afternoon, partly cloudy breezy and warmer. 60 to 65 tomorrow. that's going to be nice. 30s to start, 44 by 11:00, 55 by 1:00 and a couple sprinkles possible early. that's really about it. saturday is even warmer with sunday. most of sunday will be fine with afternoon showers, maybe a thunderstorm and highs around 70. monday and tuesday are not great but warm, low 70s with showers and maybe a few thunderstorms. then we are back to the 60s wednesday and thursday but with sunshine. >> thanks topper. >>> former president barack obama making an appearance inside the national portrait gallery. >> could lab grown meat >>> breaking, more fall out from the deadly attack on the westminster bridge in london. london police are telling us a 75 year old victim has died. that makes four victims plus the attacker who was also ki

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and, you know, the daily signal has been doing a lot of excellent coverage surrounding the rockville case, which is very similar in that, the suspects in that case that you mentioned a few moments ago and the rocksville case were detained several times by federal agents; right? so it's very clear that the issue is that these kinds of criminals who enter this country illegally are able to reenter time and time again and a lot of the parents who the daily signal spoke to in the rockville area say that they feel that the government has really turned its back on the american citizens and is prioritizing illegals to score political points, which is completely absurd. liz: but, danielle, we have the media saying you know what? we needed to cover health reform. why is fox news covering stories like this? and when we've had victims' families on, danielle, repeatedly saying we're tired of being treated like rounding errors and ignored. >> you make a great point, liz. i think that what we've seen you have family were there, i have family from there. it strikes at the core of who we are. i think

last friday night, the very day after the alleged rape in rockville, he sent a school wide email lamenting on the basis of no actual evidence that hate-based incidents are on the rise across this country, something a lot of people say but no one actually proves. he urges students to participate in a contestua denouncing hate, any political expression that school administrators disagree with. none of this has anything to do with education of course it's a political indoctrination of stunned by force and they're not even trying to hide it. in january, the district took a stand for illegal immigration they sent an email letting parents know that montgomery county remains a welcoming learning environment for all students regardless of immigration status. teachers will do nothing to report illegal immigrants. you would think that somewhere, someone in the spelling and highly paid education complex would pause and regret sending an email like that given that an illegal alien now stands accused of raping a child and one of the school bathrooms. apparently there are no second thoughts in rockville

at the rockville case exposed the critical flaws of the immigration laws, where joined by danna steinpresident fort federation of american immigration reform were joined by alex little a criminal defense attorney and former u.s. attorney it's great to see you both. the obvious question which i just posted the defense lawyer is that this crime could have been prevented, nobody really doubts that. if one of the men and probably both had been deported as he was supposed to be, but the government didn't deport him and now here we stand with the child claiming she was. this is inherently about immigration and its lack of enforcement for political reasons. >> i fundamentally disagree, the chain of causation that you're laying out is so far attenuated. i had cases as a prosecutor where the defendant would say i did this because i needed to pay for the mother's cancer treatment. is that case about health care reform? but whether were going to reform obamacare? the individual committed a violent crime. here the causation is what happened in that bathroom peered >> tucker: but he wasn't suppose

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the spice of life. >> tucker: a horrifying news this weekend from rockville, maryland. 14-year-old high school student was raped in the bathroom by high school boys. that's bad enough but it gets worse. sanchez is an illegal alien here, he has been here seven months and has not been reported. despite being the age of upperclassman, both alleged rapists were classified as freshman, who shared the same grade as they are much younger victim. a resident of rockville, campaigning against that city becoming a sink for a city. thank you for coming on. the sadness of all of this is that earlier this month, march, you wrote a letter to the mayor and city council of rockville saying this could potentially be a problem. you obviously were horrified that this happened. >> we had a public hearing. 88 people signed up, ten left because it went too long. i submitted a petition against it because there was a petition to recommend to the mayor and council to it become a sanctuary city but it really didn't use that language, they were actually saying they wanted to have policy on how the

this attack happened march 7, nine days before the alleged rain of a 14-year-old girled in the bam room of rockville high they are demanding ans and want to know why police were never lerted about the assault that happened. >> school administration specifically said they were not calling the police. again, for reasons we don't noah my client sustained injuries she was victim of a brutal crime of violence in the school and school did not call police or 911 that school officer is a police officer with appointer and i want a response from dr. smith and i want dr. snoyj contact my client and i want apology on the behalf of the way rockville high school handled this and other matters. >> since this attack took place a police report was filed and we reached out to montgomery country public schools and as this morning we're waiting to hear back from them. that's the latest fro rockville high school, annie yu, "fox5 local news". >> thank you. >> d.c. police need your help finding a missing 14-year-old girl. ohana pittman went to school on monday and not came home. she was last seen northeast burgandy tee sh

the idea. they're holding a public hearing at rockville city hall. if the law passes, rockville would become only the second city in maryland to enact such a ban, and the first in our area. >>> in the district today, mayor bowser announced a million dollar program to empower young women in middle and high school. the mayor and chancellor antoine wilson say the program will include after-school activities, international travel and other special programs to encourage academic and social skills. the mayor said the girls program will be around several schools. >> reign will support women who agree into leadership roles, because we know young women can be leaders, but they have to be told that and learn that every step of the way. >> remember it was just last year that the city created a specific separate college prep school to focus on encouraging teenage boys. >>> new revelations in a decades' old murder mystery. what we know about the last people who saw the lion sisters alive, and what they reveal about their final hours before vanishing from a marylan

the demonstration this morning was felt in rockville, people held signs that said united we stand and never again. it took place in a shopping center parking lot across from the upper school of the charles e smith jewish day school. that school one target with a bomb threat just as the school day was starting on monday. other schools including the school andsh day fairfax received similar calls. all schools were safe for students to return. demonstrators who showed up today say they are upset and frightened. >> it is about standing against hatred. about who we are as a community, who we are as a country. it is about not letting this happen here and not letting it happen >> a lot of threats and it only takes one. i hope they just stay where they are but nothing bad happens. scared. >> the schools in our area targeted were not the only ones impacted, there have been 60 similar threats across the country since early january. in rockville, suzanne kennedy. jummy: let's talk about the top story, which is the severe weather that has the potential to come this way this afternoon. doug: it is

plus new developments in the case out of rockville, maryland that has grabbed the attention of the nationa 14-year-old girl allegedly raped in the bathroom of the school. we speak with the attorney of one of the suspects in that case. ♪ ♪ the unpredictability of a flare may weigh on your mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go, and how to work around your uc. that's how i thought it had to be. but then i talked to my doctor about humira, and learned humira can help get and keep uc under control... when certain medications haven't worked well enough. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection. raise

the time is missing. john gonzalez is live in rockville this morning.. police in today a group of democrats will residents in montgomery county to show solidarity to the jewish community. its' happening in light of the bomb school in fairfax. senators ben cardin, chris van hollen, and others are expected to speak out on the attacks. it's happening at the bender jewish community center in rockville at 10 a.m. the city of brotherly love --- spreading the love. hundreds gathered thursday outside philadelphia's famed independence mall for a anti-hate rally. it comes after more than 100 tombstones were vandalized at a jewish cemetery in the state. the city's mayor and attorney general attended. their message: "the targeting of any faith is an attack on all faiths" it's and xx degrees. adlib live pic - unseasonably cool through the weekend bring in your plants next few nights - windy today and tomorrow - 60s return next week - we need rain! dmv under a severe drought today: mostly sunny to partly cloudy. flurries possible. highs: 39-43 winds: nw 15-25 g 30+ ton

montgomery county is taking action after a 14 year old claims two teens raped her in the rockville high school bathroom. suzanne kennedy joins us live with continuing coverage of this story. a man charged in artist in northeast d.c. is being held without bond.. and police say this surveillance video recorded by a catch him. the body of 34-year-old corrina mehiel was found march 21st in the basement of her apartment. she'd been packing up to return to north carolina. police say el hadji toure tied her up, tortured her, and stabbed her to death. police do not believe the suspect knew the victim. after the murder, tour-ray' allegedly stole her car and used her bank card seven times in five days. he's expected back in court april 11th. right now d-c police need your help tracking down a missing teen. take a good look. this is 13-year-old osharna pittman. she was last seen on monday in the 58-hundred block of field place northeast. call police if you've seen her. as our missing persons cases continue to get national attention - a call for action today. the national black host a prayer vigil

the suspects in the rockville high school rape case are reportedly 17 and 18 years old. >> well, you know, you have heard the saying all that grit zester gold? well, apparently that may not be true. tonight questions are being raised about whether the tax money generated by proceeds from mgm national harbor are being used for the right purpose. >> and george washington university made the college dreams of ten high schoolers come true today. we'll show that to you, sue? >> i look forward to that story, every year, tony, sean. boy, really makes you happy and proud of george washington university for that amazing day, even the sun looked gorgeous, but, one thing that's working in our favor, the days are getting longer. the sun will go down today at 7:22. yes, i love daylight saving time. and tomorrow we'll actually have 12 hours and 17 minutes every daylight. sun comes up 7:06. goes down 7:23. thank you tim for the beautiful pick tire that you sent us, we love to use your pictures as our backgrounds, tell you what, get ready for real cold start to thursday, hard freeze overnight. i'll h

that is the latest live from outside rockville high. back to you. >>> thank you. >>> the news 4 i-team reports there were 27 high school sexual assaults or sexual incidents requiring a response from police in the 2015 to 2016 school year. in april of 2014 the school district told the i-team it installed mirrors and cameras to reduce blind spots in some of the hallways at a different high school in rockville after two students had an area where staff could not detect them. about 5,000 cameras were installed across the county. >>> right now a little girl is missing in the district. erika gonzalez is at the live desk with how folks can bring her home. >> we just put out this picture on twitter. if you see this in your feed this morning, please share it. that's all it takes. d.c. police we understand are looking for winter griffin. she's just ten years old. she was seen -- last seen yesterday morning on the 1400 block of kearney street northeast. if you've seen her, again, she was last seen yesterday morning. if you've seen her, if you know

on the dulles is live in rockville with the latest. -- john gonzales is live in rockville with the latest. from i just got an update fire investigators who say the situation is not change. the one occupant of the home is unaccounted for. fire investigators are getting ready to sift through the rubble, the charred rubble. now that we have daylight, you can see the extent of the damage. this home is absolutel there was a collapse of the second floor. the two-story brickle fully engulfed in minutes. 75 firefighters, it took them about 25 to 35 minutes to put out the fire. the only thing standing are the two chimneys. this video was captured by one of our photographers moments after the fire. it was the norm is fire -- you norm is fire in this wooded area. we spoke to the government county fire. it took about a half-hour to knock down and contain the book of the fire. the radiant heat in the embers kicked off brush fires, but they were quickly contained. there was a total structural collapse. this is a two-story house. heavy damage. at this point, the occupant of the house is still unaccounte

the home is displaced. an update this morning about friday's house explosion in rockville. police say the remains found inside have been identified as the home's owner, 61-year-old martin beck. officials say beck died of self-inflicted gunshot wound. they are still trying to determine the timing of his death and cause of the blast. the single story home - which was in foreclosure -exploded just hours before it was set to go up for auction. also developing in rockville parents outraged after learning one of two students charged in the rape of a classmate at rockville high entered the country illegally. 18-year-old freshman henry sanchez and 17-year-old jose montano are accused of raping a 14-year-old girl inside a school bathroom. both have outstanding immigration orders. sanchez was stopped by a border patrol agent in texas last august and had been waiting for a court hearing with an immigration judge. john gonzalez will have more on this story coming up at 5:45. inspectors have found what a metro's green line in d-c to shake. the likely culrpit -- fasteners designed to redu

when the situation in rockville happened, it made me upset because of the fact that a 14-year-old girll the money that we -- in montgomery county pay for our taxes which go mostly to schools. they have a situation where they allow illegals to come into a high school, at 17 and 18, illegal, do not speak english and have an opportunity to doch this kind of crime to a s 14-year-old is really very disheartening.d >> tucker: there is one of the perpetrators right there. most people who come to this country legally or illegally are not like this. like this guy is alleged to be. but the truth is, it does not improve your school, if a lot of people who come don't speak the language. >> they should have had some remedial english class first. what i do not understand, how can two boys grab a 14-year-old girl and put her into the men's room and rape her? if you look at the police report, it is ridiculous what they did. rape is one thing but it is just awful. they tried to hold her face to keep her from screaming. this is in a school. how can 18-year-olds -- >> tucker: how do two 18 year-olds wind