the victims say the attacke yelled homophobic slurs and l them bloody and bruised. we talked to the couple today t abouir terrifying ordeal. >> 9:30 on a sunday night on the u street corridor. >> we couldn't believe what was happening. >> a gay couple walking home stepped int an ordeal. according to a police report they were crossing here at new hampshire in the crosswalk. there was a car cing waiting to make a right turn. >> the car almost hit us. it wasn't anything that created> it. reporter: but things got crazy quickly. the police report says one of the victims hit the car with an open hand and yelled at the iver. then another car with five or six people came they were yelling homophobic slurs at us. we ignored them. it happens. >> buthe peopl in that car wouldn't be ignored. >> five people got out of the car and just attacked us. >> reporter: he says there were four males and a female. one of the victims got knocked out. >> i remember waking up, my friend being upset. me then trying to get me into the ambulance. >> just a gray area of fr and sadness and just an

then another car with five or six people in it, came along. >> they were yelling homophobic slurs at us. we ignored them. just, you know, it happens. >> reporter: but the people in that car wouldn't be ignored. outeporter: five people got us.he car and just attacked >> reporter: he says there were four males and a female that violeny set upon them. and amid the fuselage of punches, things got blurry. one of the victims got knocked > out. remember waking up, my friend being upt with me, me trying to get them into the nc ambu >> just a gray area of fear and sadness and just an overwhelming feeling of just, confusion. >> reporter: the car sped off rth on new hampshire avenue as bystanders came to the aidct of s. bruises, cuts, and a concussion, among their injuries. they also say some of their belongings were taken. >> reporter: it happens. it's terrible, but there's ways that you can get through it and you can use it to maybe help prevent it from happening to someone else. >> reporte and that's what investigators are doing, as well. they're looking at this as a possible hate crime. der

the men tell news 4 that a car cand along the people insidear ted yelling homophobic slurs them before attacking them. >> there was a lot of blood everywhere. and then i got to the emerghecy and next thing i remember they were putting stitches in my lips and trying torient me to make sure that i was all right. >> d.c. police are asking anyone that may have information about the attack to give them acall. >> a baltimore police officer is expected to survive following a deadly shoot out with a suspectk it t place in west baltimore. it's unclear what lead up to the shoot out. baltimore police said the suspect shot the officer and the officer shot back kling the man.ng >> this mor parents are frustrated and worried that their kids wereed expo mold at the university of maryland. hundreds of freshmen are staying at a hotel while the university cleans the entireng buildi some say this isn't how they anted to start their college careers. >> it's very frustrating. school is pretty stressful so it not theest thing ever. >> i also have severe lung spasms now that require me to use an inhaler ery

police are trying to figure out who is behind the homophobic slurs. jessica spoke with the game area -- mayor about how he plans to move forward. >> the location is quite intentional. a political statement covered up by a home of public one. this was a slur rain over -- written over his campaign sign. >> i was shocked. i was very angry. mega supporters were the first to find one of multiple defaced signs. >> we want to pretend that we live in a wonderful constructive world. we all know that there is prejudice around us. >> reporter: the mayors the first openly gay mayor in turlock. >> is deliberate. >> reporter: is trying to wrap his head around why somebody would attack his sexuality. people don't support me, they won't vote for me. theyor they don't like my style it's not about my sexuality. >> reporter: you can see orange paint left behind from where the word was written. supporters came out here and washed it away. the pain of the word is not as easy to scrub away. the police department is investigating this as a hate crime. the mayors keeping his

the people inside started yelling homophobic slurs at them. the victims recounted the attack to news 4. there was a lot of blood everywhere and then i got to the emergency room and the next thing i remember they're putting stitches to my lips and trying to orient me to make sure that i was already. >> police are asking anyone that may have information about the attack to give them call. >> a d.c. police is expected to survive following a deadly shoot out with a suspect. th took place in west baltimore. unclear what lead up to the shoot out.or baltime police and the suspect shot the officer and the officer shot back killing the man. police are examine police body camera footage as part of the investigation. >> parents are frustratednd worried that their students were exposed to mold at the university of maryland. hundreds of fresh men are now staying at the hotel as the university cleans entire building. the university believes recent rain a high humidity made the existi problem worse. some students say this is not how they wanted to start thei

a year and a half ago -- brown was reprimanded for using a homophobic slur -- also heard on his bodychief eliot isaac has not yet said what disciplinary action brown could face for this recent incident -- but is open to updating the department's use-of-force policy.chief eliot isaac/cincinnati police department"i believe we may make some changes, some tweaks, but i believe overall we have a very solid policy." (ken) fraternal order of police president sergeant dan hils released a statement which said: "the chief of police made up his mind before any investigation, before he knew the facts. he heard the age of the juvenile suspect and made a judgment call. once he made up his mind, he wasn't going to change his mind." (pam) a california neighborhood is shaken after a naked man snuck into a teenage girl's room. (ken) the suspect was caught, but authorities say this serves a reminder for kids to be careful on social media. this is surveillance video of the naked man. fontana police in san bernardino county say the man got inside by climbing over a fence and walking through an unlocked d

the same officer has been reprimanded before after the body cam captured him using a homophobic slur.>> think you've had a rough flight? some people in new york may hav yobeat. >> nearly a dozen people fall ill on a flight all the way fro dubai. that plane quarantined and a team from the cdc brought t the tarmac. >> adam cooperstein with our sister station in new york has the story from jfk. >> if you feel itsick, let us know. >> reporter: confused passengers stuck on their plane for hours after landing at jfk. quarantined after 100 people reported feeling sick. >> it was just gross. it was really bad conditions. >> reporter: erin sykes from manhattan says she noticed w peope sick even before the plane took off. >> they should have never let those people on the plane. they were coughing sly viole and, like, it's common sense. >> reporter: after landing, seven crew members and three passengers were taken to jamaica hospital for treatment. ne other people were sick but declined medical attention. the mayor's officehe says symptoms pointed to the flu. health authorities screened every si