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 served a search warrant at his home in gaithersburg last month. they found a fake baltimore county police badge in his car. he's never worked for that department. detectives also found a loaded handgun and tactical gear in the car, and nine dre police believe he may have represented himself as an officer in other cases. if he's ever approached you, they would like to hear from you. >>> turning now to our weather. and some showers still out there on the storm team 4 radar tonight. >> doug, a l

rockville is considering a ban on smoking in outdoor dining areas. the city council let the citizens sound off. we spoke to adam zimmerman an advocate for smoke-free public spaces and says it's a public health issue and rockville can help to lead the way. >> if rockville does this, it will be the first municipality in the dc metro area to take the step, and i'm hopeful it will encourage other cities around the area to follow suit. >> rockville's proposed ban will hit l outdoor dining areas. they banned smoking at city marks, rec facilities, and other facilities. >>> they let the fans weigh in on the major league soccer team, and san diego, you're a national embarrassment tonight. >>> what happening in florida? tim tebow not ready for matt scherzer's fastball yet. more on what happened down in port st. lucy, next in sports. >>> i would go with it. if i had my own car or if i had a different form of transportation, i would definitely be using it somemes lyft and uber is really expensive, but it's convenient. >> it's getting me back >>> four teams remai

she's live tonight in rockville with more. marina. >>reporter: hey, there, jim, we're still waiting for t this rest conference but we shouldwe note it's been five days since the incident took place atcide rockville high school. we've yetckvi to hear a press conference from theco superintendent.nf first time hethe broke his slovenes was on sunday night with a public we had to stake out here at the board of education three hourshe to finally get dr. smith to answer some of our questions. again tonight we're here waiting for him to come out and answer them again.th i can tell you when we walked in here about 4:00 his car still not parked.park i just got word he's in the building so we're now waiting for this press conference to get underway. as soon as he's in this room ofom course we'll take that pressat conference live. we just got the two-minute warning. as soon as he walks in here we'll bring it back to fox5.ox5. governor larry hoag than as blasing school officials. so far montgomery countyontg offerings have refused to provide the i

marina marraco is outside rockville high school with the new information.ina. >> reporter: shawn and the questions and concerns following the alleged rape here at rockville high have not stopped. of course, even more concerns now appears that rockville itself is on the brink of becoming a sanctuary city. tonight, ice telling fox 5 that on friday, the fater of 18-year-old henry sanchez, one arrested for being in the country illegally. he's a to guatemala citizens, 43. his name adolfo sanchez and remains detained in a howard county jail. also tonight here in rockville, sidney cats hell a question and answer session and among the topics brought up was montgomery county status and sanctuary jurisdiction and the potential for rockville to follow suit. >> police officers when they stop a person or a traffic citation the traffic citation. if that person is arrested, then that person goes through the federal system, they're fingerprinted, go through the federal system and the federal government is aware that they're in a jail and that there's a criminal warrant and

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

right now at 11, the growing outrage after a rape at rockville high school. where my biggest concern lies is with the montgomery county school system. fox5 asked the tough questions. now even local leaders and the white house is reacting. part of the reason the president made illegal immigration a crack 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. is amazon misleading you. why a watch dog group is targeting the online retailer and its website. thanks for joining us tonight, i'm shawn and we begin with the outage following a rape of a 14 year old girl at rockville high school. two freshman, a 17 and an 18 year old remain in custody tonight. there are questions surrounding their immigration status. fox5 has been reporting this story for daze. today it prompted reaction from both maryland governor larry hogan and the white house. why is an 18 year old man in a ninth grade class with 13 and 14 year old girls? why was his status not known to those fo

we begin with the old girl at rockville high school. two freshman, a 17 and an 18 year old remain in custody tonight. there are questions surrounding their immigration status. fox5 has been reporting thish story for daze. today it prompted reaction from both maryland governor larry hogan and the white house.hous why is an 18 year old man in a ninth grade class with 13 and 14 year old girls? why was hishis status not known to those folks why was he allow don'ter the country after they apprehended him for illegally crossing the border? both of them. the president recognizes thathat education is a state run and a local run issue, but i think itk is pause for concern what happened there. and i think the city should loou at its policies. coverage of h developing casef withh lindsay watts and marina maracco. lindsay was one of the only reporters inside rockville highi school tonight at a pta meeting. plenty of fireworks. >>reporter: there were.we this was a big crowd. if you were driving by rockville high school tonight, you knewn there was s

. >> rockville high school rain fallout father after teen age area caused of raining a classmate during school hours tape into custody. >> a live look outside now. you can forego that jacket. warm string air is here. today is the forecast. thank you for joining us i'm maureen umeh. >> i'm holly morris. >> today is tuesday, march >> gary mcgrady with the weatherhead line for us. erin como with the for traffic for us. >> and we have thunderstorms this morning and maybe again this afternoon. another day, though, temperatures will warm up into the 70s. erin como. >> i love the warmer temps but i'm not loving rain. worried it could cause crashes as more folks hit the road. metro and virginia commute n next. >> thanks gary. erin, if you are waking up at the top of the hour we are involve following a developing story the out montgomery country. and showing a deadly officer involved shooting. >> and we find melanie alnwick with the latest this morning. mel. >> good morning and major crimes detectives still on the scene. this is the center court condominiumss in montgomery village and you soo at

rockville, maryland? >> exactly right.se are the targets. >> you get your thought out and i will ask you a question. >> thank you, martha. president trump has broadened this order to civil infractions and he is cutting off law enforcement equipment, terrorism surveillance, and police training -- >> martha: i think the point is that there are ramifications. i think what is lost in this debate, there are law abiding emigrants and perhaps illegal immigrants made communities who deserve to live in a safe place. they want to law enforcement to do their job. they don't want to drunk driving, thieves, who are illegal immigrants in our community. if that is what we are talking about here, don't you want to provide a safe place for these people to live? >> martha, the police departments around the country are saying that president trump's strategy is in fact creating a chilling impact on getting leads from the illegal community on gang violence, on domestic violence, crimes being committed. >> martha: do you think that is true? >>

. >> new developments in the rockville high school rain case the faeming of one suspect is now in custody. 4-year-old sanchez reyes is accused of being in the country illegally. he was picked up by ice agents friday his son henry sanchez is here illegally. he and second teenager are accused of raping a 14-year-old girl in a school bathroom. in a question and answer session in montgomery county the conversation turned to city of rockville becoming sanctuary city. >> i don't believe we should have a sanctuary city. it goes against the federal bhan date. i don't believe a lot of things go against federal mandates should be allowed. we have federal laws. if 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 stawts hearing. >> president trump surprise expected to sign a new executive order that looks to curb the federal government enforcement of climate regulations and order initiates a preview of former president obama clean power plan that restricts greenhouse emissions

that was the big question tot nighin rockville, and our john henry is joining us from there with moreorter: i'm here at rockville city hall where a lot of people spent their time tonight making their is heard on immigration enforcement. >> reporter: the students are only freshmen in high school, but they felt the need to let rockville leaders 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

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+ to

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

. >>> administrators will meet with parents tonight at rockville high school. two students were arrested and charged last week with raping a girl inside a school bathroom. >> yeah, ileana diaz is in rockville. school officials just reacted publicly to the incident for >> reporter: we just heard from the school superintendent for the first time. while he agrees this is one of the worst incidents that could happen on campus, he also says he does not want this violent attack to become political. a 17 and 18-year-old are charged with raping a 14-year- old girl in a boys bathroom stall in a remote part of rockville high school. the superintendent says it happened early in the morning. >> a terrible, horrible thing for this young woman to experience and will have on going negative effects for her. >> reporter: as news gets out that the 18-year-old henry sanchez is an undocumented student, dr. smith says he wants the focus to remain on what happened and security moving forward and not on his citizenship. >> it's entirely inappropriate for any of us any time, anywhere

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 red

the worker stayed on the phone as the suspect drove to rockville. police spotted him and followed him into rockville and pulled him over. >> one of our bomb techs in a bomb suit and he inspected the vehicle, the pass joer compartme -- passenger compartment and was unable to locate any explosives. >> the man was taken into custody. the police have not identified the his ex-wife and child. >>> some information about a fur at the trump international hotel. >> we are just getting this information in from our sister station in new york. at the trump international hotel in manhattan, we understand that fire crews were called to the scene about 4:00 in the morning for a fire on the 47th floor of that building. we can tell you that there appear to be two rooms that have been affected and medics are checking somebody out there on the scene, but nobody's been transported to the hospital. seems like this is all contained on that 47th floor. again, of trump international hotel. but we can tell you that investigators on the scene do not believe that this is susp

i ties you up making your way from rockville away from the spur.our 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. but the delays take you from the split at 270 all the way to annandale. we had a work crew that was late cleaning up some stuff in the roadway. they blocked the left center lane for a while. express lanes are open but the outer lane through lanes are heavy again. there are no reports of new issue through district. we had an earlier crash withoutbound on the southeast/southwest freeway after the third street tunnel and that is out to the right of the roadway. the travel lanes will reopen soon as i did see a call for a tow truck to the area. michelle? miche

there will be a pta meeting at rockville. i asked dr. smith if he would be in attendance. his response was i don't know if i'll be there or not. maybe. live tonight in montgomery county. marina marraco fox 5 local news. >> marina i can understand the outrage and concern about an freshmen. do we know if the same situation existed at other high schools. >> reporter: he says throughout the high schools here in montgomery county there are many 18-year-olds that are in high schools enrolled in public school in montgomery county. but remember this 18-year-old was enrolled as a freshman, so he still has four years left at that school. which would put him at roughly 22 years graduating as a senior. that would be something rare if you will here in the county and across our high school and large concern of parents especially girls 14 years old given what we saw happen last week at rockville high >> i know put out the letter did he have any explanation as to why he didn't want to speak out publicly? a lot of parents had concerns and fears about this. >> reporter: he just kept saying

that assault took place thursday morning during school hours at rockville high school. yesterday we waited three hours outside doctor smith's office to finally get some sort of answerf to all of our questions. he did break his silence sundayy night putting out an open lettee to parents and tonight for the first time we're going to hearer from those parents at rockville lie high school at what wet expect to be an emotionally charged meeting that is scheduled at 7:00 tonight. i candidate the superintendenteu if he would be there to answerto questions directly from those parents.nts. i asked him that question last night. he said he did not know and maybe he would be in attendance. live tonight in montgomerymery county, marina maracco, fox5 # local news. > we will certainly be there and bring you that tonight. maryland governor larry hogan also wants answers from montgomery county about what leu up to thet alleged rape at rockville high.ro the governor says he is beyond frustrated and after watching shares the same questions we posed about the attack. montgomery county offi

live in rockville, ileana diaz. >> thank you. we do expect to hear more from the superintendent later on. this story is generating an enormous amount of attention. sean spicer addressed the rockville high school rape story during today's white house briefing. >> part of the reason the president has made a big deal is because of tragedies like this. immigration pays its toll on our people. if it's not done legally. this is another exam. >> spicer went on to call the alleged crime shocking, disturbing and horrific. >>> how would you manage on an overseas flight without a laptop, an ipad or an ereader? if you have kids, we know the answer. it's the new reality for passengers on some flights out of eight middle eastern and north african countries. this ban on electronic devices went into effect today. for nine airlines carrying -- flying out of ten international airports. the ban prohibits passengers from packing cameras, ipads and other devices in their carry on if they are on a direct flight to the u.s. emirates, saudi arabian airl

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

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 sa

john gonzalez is live in rockville - john? trt 16 out ... on students.entioned - that attack, even drawing the this attack even drawing the attention of the white house. on the campaign trail, president trump pushed hard on a plan to deport what he called "rapists and murderers" wh spicer also called on local municipalities to crack down on illegal immigrants who commit crimes. you can find his entire response online at wjla dot com. seven on your side with a health alert for women. an update this morning to a story our i-team first reported on last month. the f-d-a is now linking at least nine deaths from a rare form of cancer to breast implants. the cancer is as anaplastic large-cell lymphoma or "a-l-c-l". the f-d-a first published about the cancer in 20-11, when there were 60 cases. today - the agency is aware of at least 359 reports of the cancer. the new lymphoma is more lik but as seven on your side found out - the warnings are not making it to women who may be at risk. our i-team spoke with one of the world's leading experts on the with one of the

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 hampshire avenue. a

alleged assault happened at rockville high school. many parents outraged to how it could happen when asked by our cameras mr. smith said he could not comment opt due to police investigation and assured parents student are safe within the school system. >> i really can't talk about any of the facts around the case because there's ongoing police investigation and the police and courts will sort all that out. and as i said, in my liter last night. information will continue to come out in coming weeks. it's important for people as horrible as the situation is not to jump to conclusions. we'll do everything in our power to keep all students safe every day. i have five children and four grabbed children. i understand. >> "fox5" also concerned there were eye detailers against both in this case. they're actively examining their status in the united states and smith assured parents children are safer at the school. there's a meeting tonight at the school and it's unclear if smith will attend. >> turning to politics now the house intelligence k

rockville, melanie alnwick, "fox5 local news". >> mel, thank you very much. developing this morning d.c. police are searching for several missing people including three children. first on your screen is 14-year-old shanai aboyd last seen saturday 4,000 block 6th street southeast. >> and looking for sherea pain last seen 4700 block of first street last west. >> and late last night a 10-year-old girl winter went missing. she was last seen in blue pants and pink and gray north face jacket carrying a backpack. if you know anything about the missing kids d.c. police wants to hear from you. >> that's right, wisdom, those missing children's cases 'many others in the news rontly are the reason d.c. counsel ill member treon white is holding a council meeting tonight called "where are they now? " it's eld exel ka academy northeast. there's not an increase in missing children instead they say they're using social media more to get the world out about those that go missing. >> search is on phone missing elderly man. william jackson was last seen in december and reported

past hour, a spokesperson for montgomery county public schools told me that the principal here at rockville high school reports receiving several telephone threats throughout the day. now, the principal notified police, which sent cruisers to patrol the grounds of the school. this comes after two students were charged with rape and sex offenses. one of the suspects has an undetermined immigration status. according to i.c.e. the other is a juvenile, so i.c.e. won't discuss his immigration status. today's telephone threat were made against what the caller referred to as, quote, mcguntry county police confirm that the threats had been received. >> chris, i understand that staff at rockville high school has reported that they have received possible threats to the school throughout the day. so we have increased our presence at the school in order to really enhance the safety of the entire school community, students, staff, and visitors. we take these matters very seriously. so what we'll do is investigate these as appropriate and if they do amount to criminal behavior, we will hopefully be able

the issue here especially in this is what we saw this rockville rockville case is not even so much whethert the crime rate is a monk immigrants. it's that people who were in the custody of the government illegal immigrants were in custody and then let go. bad people do bad things all the time is not on the government's fault. people who were in the custody of government, they did not remove them they let them go instead. that is the fault of the federal government as well as all the local and state sanctuary jurisdictions. >> tucker: this is in in fact governments not letting you know how poorly you're doing their job they hired you to do. >> absolutely, that's one of the things that the president wanted to try to rectify where ice will now start releasing data on this and reports on this. if it's just got started, they released their first but it was kind of a first effort, they've got to get organized and release this data. they at least will be able to say look, we asked for these people to be handed over, deportable aliens in these jurisdictions didn't do it and they let them go instea

live in rockville, i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. jonathan: the protesters marched down the avenue to the white house. part of what they call the native nation rise. indigenous people marchg project impacting the people and the land. including the dakota access pipeline. some put up tepees on the national mall. that is tough to miss. one of the president's first executive orders was to approve the pipeline. alison: trump says congress needs to act quickly to avoid the coming obamacare disaster. he met with the republican lawmakers today and praised them on the work on the legislation to repeal and replace the affordable care act. >> we will work together and have great results and tremendous spirit. this is something that will shortly. alison: last week the congressional budget office expected to release estimates of the new cost of the new healthcare bill. and how many americans will be affected. on monday, maryland plans to join washington state and hawaii ban. maryland's attorney general calls the president's new order unwise, ill

concerned parents attend a meeting after two students are charged with raping a 14-year-old girl at rockville high school. police say one of the suspects is undocumented. >> the idea that this occurred is shocking, disturbing, horrific. >> the white house says the rape case is why president trump's crack down on illegal immigration is crucial. >>> we are digging deeper into the rules when it comes undocumented students attending public schools. >> i am not sure what her life was taking. >> a 18-year-old college student shot and killed while home for spring break, remembered as a talented young lady, the suspect whose shot her are still out there. >>> montgomery county parents pressing for answers after a 14-year-old girl was allegedly raped at rockville high school. we have been breaking developments since last week, a 18-year-old undocumented student and another teenager have been charge would violating that young girl. parents taking their questions right to school leaders tonight, and wusa 9's john henry was there. >> reporter: parents had a lot to say about this case. >> the student who c

first let me tell you parents in the rockville high school community they say they're supportive of the principal here and they're furious of policies or lack there of that they believe put student at risk and this is issue larger than hid anyone maryland public schools exposed in a very violent way here at rockville high school after that 14-year-old girl was dragged into a range room and brutally raped by the 17 and 18-year-old we should say alleged at this point. both young men illegal immigrants enrolled as ninth graders when concerns parents most is potential for older teens to be mixed in with younger students and after several denied requests jack smith spoke to "fox5" to address some of the concerns. >> our student was in a mets program for iping learn learners and that's a program we have across the system and so it's not a matter of what grade they're in. >> were you aware of ice detainers on these >> we don't have any information typically about students at all and immigration status. >> that is because montgomery county public schools has a policy not to inquire about studen

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 coming this way but for now sunny and warm in most areas like early summer but that will change quickly over the next couple of hours. the big picture, everything in pink is a severe thunderstorm watch, all those jurisdictions until 5:00. the watch will be extended i think eastward shortly. the area in yellow west of interstate 81 are severe thunderstorm warnings in effect as we speak. this is the , pockets of heavy thunderstorms, some severe, moving eastward, lighting at about 40 miles per hour. based on that, they will probably arrive 2:30. until 12:45effect south of the metro and in the north, many more warnings issued this afternoon as these storms get closer. we sliced horizontal view at some of the storms, looking at the development and at they are picking out -- at the height, no pale, the greatest threat will be wind, there will be hail and obv

. >>> today, security will be beefed up at rockville high school.t school has been the center of national attention after a student was allegedly raped last thursday by two classmates, one an undocumented immigrant. yesterday, someone called in a bomb threat and threatened to bring a gun to school to, quote, kill illegals. >>> news 4's justin finch is live outside rockville high school with what officials are doing to convince students they are safe. justin. >> aaron, good morning. students will likely see police patrolling about rockville high's campus today and add mip administrators taking some extra steps to make sure they have track of them here on campus. now, montgomery county police will be rockville high after a wave of threats came in on wednesday. among them, a bomb threat and one threatened to shoot undocumented immigrant students. now, this comes after two male students, ages 18 and 17 were charged with raping a 14-year-old girl in a school bathroom last week. at least one suspect is an undocumented immigrant. now, in some ways, one roc

a horrific case, obviously, it happened in rockville, maryland, and is not going national.day in the briefing at the white house. here is sean spicer and his reaction to this earlier today. >> this young woman in particular fought to come to this country legally because of the freedom semitreasures of this nation. to think of this tragedy would occur to someone who has endured to that kind of struggle to come to this nation and then face this, it is reprehensible. it is not who we are as a country. there are so many facets to this case that deserve questions. i think he was 17 or 18-year-olds old. 18, thank you. how does that person get put into the ninth grade? there are so many issues that come up in this case. i will leave it to authorities. i think we are in the early stages and there's a lot that needs to get addressed with respect to this case in particular. >> martha: here with me now is kimberly allman, the mother of a student at rockville high school. kimberly, welcome. thank you very much for talking with us. it is a tough time for all of you. >> it truly is. than

extra police officers were on hand today as students left rockville high school. it has been a week since a 14-year-old female student said she was dragged into a restroom and raped. two male students were arrested. one appears to be an undocumented immigrant. today i spoke by phone with the lawyer representing henry sanchez million. >> mr. sanchez million is presumed innocent. he appears to be innocent. he will plead innocent at trial. >> reporter: rockville high school has received telephone calls threatening to burn the school down and shoot what the caller referred to as illegals. governor larry hogan got a chance to speak about the rape investigation with montgomery county school superintendent jack smith. >> we don't have all the information. this is an ongoing investigation. we kind of want to let everybody do their jobs. but i think that the school system i

john: because of these threats, as a precaution rockville high school called in at your police today and it is unclear if they will do the same the rest of the week. governor larry week he asked m cps for all the information related to this investigation. today he said he has him of it and is still waiting for -- has some of it and is still waiting for all of it. jummy: an accident in la plata on radio station road, a school bus was hit. there were no kids on board. the driver of the car was hurt pretty badly. prince george's county police searching for this wanted man in connection with the murder of 18-year-old a lesser banks. -- alyssa banks. a 25 thousand dollar reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest. developing now out of london, isis is now claiming responsibility for a deadly attack near parliament. just minutes ago we learned the name of the man behind the attack, massoud. >> the threat level to the u.k. meaning set at severe, attack is highly likely for some time. >> the attacker was known to intelligence services. wasesa may said he british-born and in

we'll explain coming up. >> ♪ >> ♪ outrageous over the rockville high school rape has reached capitolfficials 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 in a bathroom. tom fitzgerald live on the hill tonight with more on this case and the effects are wide ranging, fitz. >> reporter: they are jim, sarah, good evening. the chairman of the house judiciary committee telling fox5 tonight he intends to continue an investigation into immigration break downs, policies that were not in force that he said led to a situation that allowed these two suspects now under arrest in the rockville high school rape to enter the united states from the u.s.-mexico border and make their way to and montgomery county, maryland. the house judiciary committee tonight requesting from ice customs and immigration enforcement what is called the complete alien file on these two individuals. they are also asking for data on how and when each individual entered the unit

there will be a pta meeting scheduled at rockville high school. i asked dr.th if he would be in attendance, his response was quote i don't know if i'll be there or not. maybe. last night in montgomery county, marina marraco fox 5 local news. >>> new information tonight about the home explosion in rockville maryland. an autopsy shows man found dead in the rubble died from a gunshot wound. he shot and killed his dog and them himself before the explosion leveled his home. for the first time a neighbor whose home was condemned because of the explosion talked to fox 5. he told us when the explosion went off. he didn't know if his 6-year-old sons were alive. he grabbed them from their beds and ran from the room. >> the big sck back to school today. with their friends hopefully they will and fine. >> reporter: his family is currently in a whole. home that exploded was in foreclosure and set for auction, the cause is still not known. >>> three men accused of robbing several gun shops in our area are in james. detectives say they stole thousands of dollars worth of we

it turns out the alleged rape is not rockville's first major incident this year. according to local attorney, a 17-year-old girl at a rockville high school was 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 were the police. the school contacted only the girl's 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 or say something politically incorrect -- that would have gotten the attention of dr. jack r. smith. the attorney of the family which is mentioned will be on the show tomorrow with more details. stay tuned for that. up next, a democratic congressman says he has secret proof that donald trump coll

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 shirt and white jeans. if you see her or know where she is call police. >> gruesome murder of north carolina artist that dime d.c. for work. she was bound and stabbed to death and left in the basement apartment of a row home. she and 28-year-old el hall gee tore did not know each other it appears this was random attack. >> fark fairfax county they trying to find theburg letters that rond and ransacked a mouse virginia. someone broke in and stole all the family valuables destroyed religious materials and left a full message on their wall. the young couple is now staying >> police think it was not a targeted hate crime the people that broke in originally came in with the up tension of stealing stuff. and once they were inside the apartment they realized we are muslims and decided to vand lidz on the way out to rub it in our faces th

tonight's public hearing begins at seven o'clock at rockville city hall. coming up - severe storms slamming the heartland with massive hail and tornadoes. the damage overnight, and what the impact this system is having on us, next. south. take a look at this. stormchasers in oklahoma, capturing this video of a tornado forming near the city of stratford. another twister touched down a few miles away. tornado warnings in the area were lifted just in the last three hours. and farther south - the same system, bringing baseball size hail to parts of texas, and leaving behind a mess. you can see here, the hail was big enough to shatter car windows and even smash through skylights of homes. at 5:xx time for a check on the forecast. toss to eileen - patchy fog; showers this morning - 70s today & tomorrow; pm t-storms possible - cooler & sunnier (60s) thursday/friday - showers friday today: showers early; patchy fog. mostly cloudy & warm. pm highs: 74-79 winds: sw 5-10 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. stray shower possible. patchy fog. lows: 52-59 winds: s 5 mph tuesday

first, doug mckelway is on the scene in rockville tonight.ta meeting. good evening to you. >> let me bring you up-to-date on the details, as unpleasant as they are. it was last thursday morning about 9:00 in the morning when a 14-year-old freshman girl here at rockville high school alleges that she was shoved into a boys restroom in a little used part of the school and despite her best efforts to resist by holding onto a sink, she was thrust into one of the stalls where two other students proceeded to rape her, to sodomize her. that same day, police arrested two high school students, and illegal from guatemala, and in el salvador in. the arrest have sparked an outcry and progress of montgomery county, maryland, where angry parents are attending a just got underway. >> i know that if this country enforced a loss on the books, those two young man would not have been here and this horrendous, or run to not have occurred. >> i am outraged by the situation, i am a lifelong resident. >> they come in, if you are 20 years old, come in. go to high sch

new developments in rockville. why police announce security at a school involved in a rape alle ♪ what? there are bumps along the road of life... and for each one there's triple-a. it's just three kids, right? z2b1kz zi0z y2b1ky yi0y veronica: it is puppy day here at wjla. who does not love puppies? who does not love animals? we have been getting a load of them. take a look at shaq and kobe here. i do not know which is which. look at that smile. on you have to do is send in your puppy pictures to #gmwpup py. he is looking like, hey, what about me? i know. keep sending them in, and we will keep putting them on. wanted to take a look at temperatures because this morning is freezing again. probably the last time we will start with freezing temperatures before november. this will be the final one in the sea -- in d.c. 30 in d.c. right now. 27 in winchester. manassas to culpeper already in the low 20's right now. a high today just shy of 50 degrees. yesterday, we were there. yesterday, we had

. >>> the latest on a disturbing story at rockville high school. police say 14-year-old girl was raped inside a school rest room last week. the suspect a 17 and and 18-year-old were enrolled as freshman at the school, both undocumented immigrants who arrived in u.s. from central alexandra limon is live in rockville with the new details. alex? >> reporter: this case has understandably caused a lot of public outrage. so much so that the montgomery county public school district said rockville high school receive e-mails as well as phone calls from people threatening to quote burn down the school and shoot up the illegals. that prompted the superintendent to send another e-mail home to all parents addressing both rape as well as the threats. today, we also heard from the attorney representing one of the two suspects, both of them students here, that attorney tells us his client is completely innocent. andrew jezic in the most popular guy in town after agreeing to represent a teenager accused of a heinous rape in a school bathroom. he says his office re

tonight," just days ago, a hideous crime was allegedly committed in washington, d.c., suburb of rockvilleryland. a 14-year-old girl, a ninth grader, at rockville high school was reportedly dragged into a bathroom and violently raped. jose montano and henry sanchez arrived in the country a few months ago. sanchez is 18 years old and in this country illegally. instead of them deported back to his country of origin, he was placed in the ninth grade and educated at taxpayer expense. this is insanity of course, auc sign of a sick civilization at war with itself. a strong country enforce its laws and protect its citizens, c that's job one. in the u.s., too often we ignore our own laws and instead allow ruin to be visited on our own people. some people in rockville fed up about this, a meeting today at high school with protest outside by angry residents. we had a reporter there, we'll tell you more about what happened in just a minute. apparently the outrage does not extend to the leaders though, the town won't call itself a sanctuary city but it is in fact wanted follow sanctuary policies and t

. >> there are still big safety concerns at rockville high school.o students are facing charges for raping a school bathroom last week. one of the students was an undocumented immigrant. tonight students are putting their own spin on these awful events. inside the school there's a message of hope. >> the new sentiment here is rockville strong. students are trying to shift the focus. they say it's no longer about hurt now it's about healing. >> the changes are everywhere inside rockville high school. administrators are ratcheting up security and safety procedures. but students are perhaps making the most obvious change. >> it's powerful. every student made their own poster about how they feel rockville can come together again. >> the senior shared these photos and videos with us. students made these messages now lining school walls. some are in spanish, some are for the 14-year-old victim, a freshman. >> a lot of national attention has gone towards immigration and safety in schools. which is very important but as a community we're trying sure that all

high school, raising new rape at a rockville high school, raising new rape at a rockville high schooling new concerns about safety. >> now, "good morning washington," on your side. right now we are welcoming a glorious return of spring. sunny and warm today. veronica johnson has the forecast the larry: trust us, you can't wait to hear. larry:you are watching history on the hardwood. the nearly 40 year drought that was snapped while you were asleep. big things happening in los angeles overnight. i'm larry smith. autria: and i'm autria godfrey. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] autria: let's get to this beautiful forecast. low-to-mid 70's yesterday, that was some 15 degrees above average for temperatures.