jeannette: in documents we obtained, one of the organizers for the trip is tracie saltzman, wife of kenneth saltzman, who was convicted of allowing underage dnking in his home on the night of a horrific crash last year that killed two wootton high school students. she tells the washington post that she does not condone underage drinking and was simply including mexico's drinking age so that parents are fully aware. reporting in rockville, i'm jeannette reyes. happening right now, arlington and fairfax county are on alert for a potentially rabid fox. there have been reports of at least three different attacks in the last few days. john gonzalez has the latest. we have been talking to residents who live in this mclean neighborhood. they say they see fox's here all the time. this week, many of the folks have seen a fox that appears to be injured with bloody paws and a bloody nose and a laceration on his back leg. it has attacked at least one person in this area. we just spoke to a woman who was attacked here on tuesday morning in the front yard. she says she made eye contact with this fox and then it l

herself, what she could have their families, they were among dozens of teens at a party hosted by kenneth saltzmancalvin and alex were later killed in a devastating crash. >> what kind of mixed message are we sending teens and we say no, no and then they go to somebody's house and the parents are saying yes, yes. >> the law would increase penalties for parents who host under-age drinking parties including the possibility of jail time. >> i think this is the first step in a foundation for moving forward and making change within our community. >> the senate judiciary committee is supporting the bill before all the witnessnesses testified. the house is still considering it's. >>> the bill could go before the full maryland senate as early as next week. old school. they are learning to navigate with the stars. the navy stopped teaching it more than a decade ago. but these days there are threats of cyber attacks, so the navy is bringing back a tool created in the 1700s that shows stars and their location. it cannot be hacked or tampered with. >> i had never done it before. i never imagined i would be do