i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. >> montgomery county police were called to a quiet cul de sac and they found a 17 year old and an 18 year old dead inside a honda sedan. paul wagner joins us live with the story. >>reporter: i'm standing where that sedan was parked last night at about quarter to 11. you can still see some glass here in the roadway where the gunfire shattered. we do believe from what we can see in pictures and from what we understand from witnesses here that the car was parked heerks that the 17 year old in a just so we're clear was in the drivers' seat, that passenger seat. the windows on the driver's side may have been open. there was likely a car that pulled up next to the two that were sitting here in their honda and then opened fire. you're going to hear the gunshots shortly. it was a neighbor that actually recorded

thanks for joining ice, i'm shawn yancy >> we're seeing a record high number of opioid overdoses. first responders are on the fronts lines saving lives every day, and it's expensive and costing taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> what's the number one problem? facing your community? and the answer was always at there was heroin. he made it through 28 days. 99 days clean. relapsed and overdosed and died. >> our family hasn't experienced those issues. however, i have friends that have lost children in the demascus area. >> we know you spent some sometime, it's claiming more and more lives every day >> somebody is overdosing this is the most common an date called meloxodone. you know it by narcan. this is easy to use. we'll show you the most common way right into the patient's nose. we're using water for this demonstration because this does not come chief and firefighters need all they can get. >> it's a common call for firefighters and one often associate wanted often associated with addiction. alcohol was to blame in this case, a man passed out in the road on florida ave

. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm tony perkins. >> they may have been threatened with life threatened diseases with dirty equipment and now it's a waiting game. lauren demarco joins us with the details. >> shawn, imagine the phone call from dr. telling you equipment used during your medical procedure two months ago was not properly disinfected and you need to be screened for hiv and hepatitis c. we learned that is the case for 23 people in our area. they had colonoscopys in april and are now learning a scope used in the procedure may not have at caseer permanente. we spoke to a woman who was there. >> it affects me that something like that would happen to people who come here trusting the doctors. >> it is unacceptable and i pray the people who were victimized by the equipment not being sterilized will not be affected and their lives will be okay. >>> in a written statement proceeded to "fox5" caseer pemmanente the scope was disinfected following protocols before use and however after discovering defect and conducting subsequent analysis we determined we cannot guarantee the sterilization proc

. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> a noose was found at the national museum of african-american history and its with found inside a gallery documenting segregation. live in norm west with the story, tisha lewis. >> shawn, tony, the noose was discovered shortly after 1:00 today and we're told this happened inside the museum and exhibit focused on segregation and we're told moments later there was a large security presence after the report came out finding this news. we're told that the person that did this is likely captured on surveillance camera somewhere inside the building and what's even more disturbing about that this is the second incident of this kind and smithsonian museum in just days. >> at one point while we were there i saw a big ruckus with two security guards running through. >> she was there with her 12-year-old daughter mya when security was alerted to a noose inside the african-american history museum and culture. >> they were visiting from louisiana. >> oh, god, i -- no words. >> to be completely and brutally honest, i feel like that hate crimes are on the rise. >> it's like s

thanks for joining us, i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. board members claimed they have evidence that hundreds of students graduated without meeting state requirements and teachers told fox5 grades are being changed to make it happen turns out the state of maryland already investigated the issue earlier in the year and found nothing was wrong. tonight we're digging into that report and talking to school board members about what it means. lindsay watts broke the story and is following up for us tonight. lindsay. >>reporter: shawn and tony top brass in prince george's county say that report absolves them that it is now case closed. however, there are questions about how the investigation was conducted, who was interviewed question now, will there be another investigation by the state with new evidence and whistleblowers coming to light? fighting back against corruption claims, prince george's county schools gave us this report. it says a year ago the us department of education got a whistleblower tip alleging the ceo of schools was forcing e

. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> the accident shut down part of the vre mannasas line right during police worked to figure out what happened. "fox5" lauren demarco is liver with the details. lauren. >> tony, shawn, police have not yet identified this young girl. we know she was a student at lake braddock secondary school and she was oylt hiking with family members when hit by the train. >> there's a loft people, it's summertime. that like to go walking and everything and that's just a place where a lot of teenagers go to have fun. >> a place kids go to hang out by the water became the scene of a horrible accident. a 13-year-old girl was playing with her cousin on the vre train tracks over bull run when she was hit and killed. bull run is tributary that feeds into the aqua quan river and area backs into a golf course. >> we can feel the train from the green and we're 3-400 yards away you can feel the vibration on the green. >> hear it of course. >> hear it for sure. >> apparently the kids heard it too and a source tells "fox5" the girl's 22-year-old brother ran to him. he and the younger boy jump

thanks for joining us i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm tony perkins. >> a loin of storms stretching from the gulf to new england are headed our w way. what does that mean for the weekend plans. here's gwen with the forecast. gwen. >> tony, shawn, you're absolutely right. all that moisture streaming its way towards us and we've been actually right in the thick of all that tropical air mass that it has also pro provided. so, right now we're keeping an eye" ran day closely from the gulf all the way through the ohio valley and northeast we are seeing this rain that is continuing, now, we have a chance of seeing it pick up for us during the overnight hours and it could be heavy rainfall as well. and also, rights into the morning hours. we're watching it closely as we anticipated actually mot mothering with a frontal system that will be part of the weather maker also. so, rights now it's 84 in the district. we're seeing rain showers. and humidity is up there with the dew points. so it feels like it's actually 92 degrees if you step outside the air is thick. you can almost cut it with a knife as a resul

thanks for joining us tonight at ten:30 i'm shawn yancy and i'm sarah simmons. up first a modified version of president trump's travel ban took affect just moments ago. there was chaos and major protests. marina maracco what is it like at dulles airport tonight. >>reporter: what a different site p . this new travel ban went into effect at contact lens tonight and as you can see here it was business as usual for dulles international airport. arrivals came in as scheduled and there appeared to be no work for the coalition of pro bono attorneys who set up shop for days on end during the initial ban back in january. this new ban is more of a tightening of already tough visa policies that affect citizens from six muslim majority cunt irys, situate a diseu dan, libya and yes em. now to the latest on at allegations of grade fixing. tonight rushern baker demanded to the. teisha lewis is live with the update. reporter roar we're here at the newton white mansion, the crowd is gone, the signs are gone. questions concerning about the reports about grade fixing inflated grad

three people are dead tonight thanks for joining us i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm tony perkins. >> the latest incident happened this afternoon in virginia and killed a 13-year-old girl. "fox5" lauren demarco is live with details what happened. lauren this is a sad story. >> it's just awful tony police have not girl yet we learned she's a student at lake braddock secondary school and she was out for a hike with family members when hit by a train. >> there's a lot of people it's summertime and people like to walk and as a lace a lot of teen aimers go to have fun. >> a place kids go to hang out by water became the scream of horrible accidents. er girl was playing with her cousin over bull run when hit and killed. it's a tributary that feeds into the occoquan and the area backs up tie golf course. >> we can feel the train when it goes by from the green. we're 3-400 yards away and you can feel the vibration opt green. >> hear it of course. >> hear it for sure. >> apparently the kid heard it too and panicked. a source tells fox a5 the g girl's 22-year-old brother ran to them. he and younger boy jum

. >> thanks for joining us at 11 i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm tony perkins. >> tonight we learned that president trump made unannounced visit to med star washington hospital september to visit with house ma'amty whip steve scalise. >> the congressman is in critical condition. he was among several hurt when a gunman opened fire in alexandria [ shots in the ]. >> the gunman arkd with a rifle shot lawmakers during coming gressal section of -- >> scalise was shot in the hip and is currently in critical condition. hospital officials say he will need additional surgery. capital police officer congressional aid or tyson foods were shot and the other one was treated and released for a minor injury. >> coverage ever the aftermath kristin. good reeping, shawn, tony, we're live outside the hospital where as you just mentioned congressman remains in critical condition and we're told will require more surgeries going forward. mow bri get into more detail about that i want to show you video of president trump and the favorite lady visiting scalise's wife at the time against surpriseding their well ways and sp

tonight, we're getting an up close look to whats being done, i'm shawn yancy >> i'm tony perkins. the drugs are expensive and costing taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> lindsey watts has the story. >> reporter: when somebody overdoses this is the most common, it's called nor racks zone, narcan, this is easy to crews, we'll show you how it's done, patient's nose. we're using water for this to demonstration because this does not come cheap and firefighters need all they can get. >> i contrasted an individual unresponsive >> it's a common call. first responders say alcohol was to blame in this case. a man passed out in the road on florida avenue northwest. he eventually came to. drug users also sent firefighters racing through the city. opioid abuse reached a crisis level and getting worse >> we see a large number of individuals surrounding jurisdictions are seeing that >> this medication is used to revive people who have overdosed and are struggling to breathe. >> it's a quick pressure >> it costs about $30 per dose and necessary to revive a patient. fire departments acr

thanks for joining us i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm tony perkins. >> what is to blame? dirty equipment. "fox5" lauren demarco has the story tonight, lauren. rjts tony, shawn, imagine getting the phone call from your doctor selling y t equipment used during your medical procedure two months ago was not properly disinfected and you need to be screened for diseases like hepatitis c and hiv. that's the case for 24 people in our area that had colon os copies at largo medical s sentner april and they're just now learning a scope louised in the procedure may not have been properly sterilized. fellow patients are weighing in tonight and we spoke with one woman who had a colonoscopy same location largo maryland in october and her daughter weighed in. >> it really upsets me that something like that would happen to people who come here trusting the doctors. >> it's unacceptable. and i pray that the people who were victimized by equipment not beinging sterilized will not be affected and their lives will be okay. >> i provided to "fox5" kaiser permanentee said the scope in we was disinfected followin

thanks for joining us tonight i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm tony perkins you. >> can blame the upcoming rain on remnants cindy. gwen gwen has the time of of it all. >> we're looking overnight tonight and first part of saturday and we're getting a soaker ft. forecast holds up. we'll watch it closely because this will interact with a frontal system and combination of those two will definitely sot us up for pretty active weather and here's swaj of tropical moisture that moves through and we've been sitting in the tropical air mass awhile now. you can see it's starting to get closer to us and little sprinkle starting to move its way through to loudoun county and as we move to overnight hours that's when we really expect to see a chance of heavy rainfall and i cannot rule out maybe app is isolated storm. flash flood watch in effect primely to areas west as you can see including parts of west virginia and but we do have a coastal flood advisory. this is in effect for an arun dill and baltimore counties. >> and as we look at what is going on now in the nation's capitol. 4 under mostly cloudy skies

thank you for joining us, i'm tony perkins >> i'm shawn yancy, communities across the nation are remembering the victims including in the district. lindsay watts was had a vigil earlier in dupont circle. lindsay? >> reporter: shawn and tony that vigil end add few hours ago, we're still seeing people passing through the circle and stopping to look at what's left behind, the flowers and candles is a little difficult to make out but the candles sell out orlando united. mayor bowser officially named today orlando united day in dc. earlier tonight, this area was filled with people who came to remember the 49 victims who lost their lives one year ago. ♪ ♪ that's the gay men's choir of dc who this was ordering by a political action committee called pride fund to end gun violence. the group works to elect pro lgbt candidates who support stricter gun laws. the names of victims who died at pulls night club last year were read out loud one by one. this was an emotional gathering attended by people who live in this area, othering visits also here, a woman who lost a friend that night in orlando. >> the

thank you very much for joining us this evening, i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. we've been reporting on the hundreds of staffers in prince george's county public schools placed on leave district investigates allegations of abuse and misconduct against them. it's all the result of strict new policies and reporting alleged abuse and tonight we've learned the staggering amght of money that's being paid to those staffers placed on leave. lindsay watts has this fox5 exclusive. lined shawn and toy when staff members are put on leave because of abuse allegations they still get paid that's required bylaw and not to evenings mention the majority of employees accused of abuse have been cleared. employees off the job and have been paid have been paid nearly $10 million this year. for staff members under suspicion and placed on leave it's far from a paid vacation. it's hard for us, for me, very hard. >> bus driver ja ja what tara has been on leave since february. >> the gicial say i curse at her. did you curse at >> no. >> while employees accused of abuse are sent home, this

thanks for joining us at 11 i'm shawn yancy and i'm sarah simmons in for tony. at dulles international airport several attorneys are assisting anyone who may be delayed, detained or partially harassed due to this partial ban. fox5's marina maracco is there with the story tonight. >>reporter: there is no question here that things were far smoother at dulles airport compared to january when that first travel ban went into effect. today's travel ban went into effect roughly three hours ago and that was 8:00 tonight and it was received here virt virtually by no protestors. that was the scene back in january across the country when the first travel ban went into effect. this now banes more a tightening of already tough visa policies that affect citizens from six muslim majority countr ies those situate syria, sudan, libya, in if travelers already have visas, they'll be allow in the united states. the ones who need new visas they will have to prove an existing relationship like a school or a business here in the us. today a much different picture than back in january.

thanks for joining us tonight, i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. board members claim hundreds of students have graduated without meeting state requirements and teachers told fox5 grades are being changed to make it happen. well, it turns out the state of maryland already slated the issue and found nothing was wrong. fox 35 's story and has new details tonight. >>reporter: top brass in prince george's county say that report you mentioned absolves them that the it is now case closed. however, there are questions about how the investigation was conducted, who was interviewed, who was not. the biggest question now will there be another investigation by the state with new evidence and whistleblowers coming forward? fighting back against corruption claims, prince george's county schools gave us this report. it says a year ago the us department of education got a whistleblower tip alleging the ceo of schools was forcing educators to change grades to boost the graduation rate. in december a representative from the maryland state department of ed was sent t

. >> i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. those incidents happened in a span of 90 minutes. marina maracco is here with the details. >>reporter: for 930 minutes montgomery county fire as well as ems handling some extremely dangerous calls. i'll show you a map here so you can see exactly where it happened. across the county, the first one at 5:00 happened near the howard county line at the rocky george reservoir. that is a confirmed drowning and then two near drownings, one at six:15 in the white oak area and the most recent call at 6:30 at potomac at a private rest defnlts the call started here at rocky george reservoir with wr a group of young adults were swimming. one man went under but never came up. they were already in the water running exercises when they were alerted and helped the montgomery county fire crews in the search. the body turned up about an hour after the search started. i think it's just human nature that folks will off and all that. even more reason for all of us that are caregivers and providers to keep an eye on especially young children. any time anyo

it is good to have you with us yi'm shawn yancy >> i'm tony perkins. still developing at this hour, we believe the shooting started to an apartment complex and ended a few blocks away. paul wagner starts us off from triangle. paul? >> reporter: that's right. let me give you persp complex is just about two blocks up route one from where i am on a triangle. this right behind me is the trans to the marine corp quantico marine base right here off of 95, and route 1. what we understand is the people in that car where the shooting took place drove out of that complex down route one and up the street where i am right now and stopped right here, right in front of the first assembly church of god. where they called 9/11. let's show you video we shot earlier. we understand it was around 2:30 this afternoon when police got call for shots fired in an apartment complex called the south hampton apartments right off of route one in triangle. according to police, someone opened fire from an suv into a red kia with three people inside. what we understand from police is

thanks for joining us tonight, i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. the billion was tabled after it began losing support this week. the decision came after a troubling report property congressional budget office. it determined the senate billion would lead to about 22 more people being un insured. late this afternoon the president held a meeting with republican senators at the white house. they discussed what needs to be done to get this billion passed in the next month. let's bring in tom fitzgerald who has been on capital hill all day. let's go all the way to the decision to not put this billion up for a vote. the tub billion has been brewing for day s. today that boiled over. by noon the senate republican majority leader mitchell mcconnell announced to a luncheon with the vice-president in attendance that he will be putting the republican healthcare billion up for a vote because he did not have enough republicans to vote for it. by afternoon mcconnell found him at the white house meeting with president trump, but earlier in speaking to reporters he

thanks for joining us, i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. also today we learned the identity of the victim who died in the fire. fox5's marina maracco is live in northwest with the very latest tonight. marina. >>reporter: and for the first time since saturday, residents were able to get their first look inside their apartment units because all since saturday this has been under the control of the city here. you see the chain link fence that separates the street here from the building to protect it from anyone who wants to get inside. you have special police coming up this alley. they've been making rounds here all week long . one neighbor we spoke he shared this cellphone video. he says the fire started in the unit on the front side of the building and then it spread towards the back of the building where his family lives. here's a first look inside. this man's unit damaged mainly by smoke and water and residents say they gathered around two this afternoon. they proved their rest dins and they to their units by building management. they were

. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> good evening, shawn and tony.rning. as a matter of fact they're out here right now. i want to show you so you can take a closer look. there is a k-9. we're told that that k-9 is out here not only sniffing the premise but also this k-9 is responsible for sniffing out electr cell phones, any type of electronics that may be in this home that investigator coastal storm use for evidence. now, let's get into what we've learned about mallory according to neighbors. we're told mallory is very quiet and likes to keep to himself most of the time. neighbors made it clear that they really didn't a chance to know him and actually had no idea as far as what he did for a living in this case. now, he does have a wife and two kids and they say his wife is chinese. mallory appeared in federal court today in virginia. if convicted prosecutors want to emphasize that they have not ruled out asking for the death penalty here. today we also learned that he traveled to china back in march and the april tom conduct business there and mal

it is good to have you with us yi'm shawn yancy >> i'm tony perkins.s hour, we believe the shooting started to an apartment complex and ended a few blocks away. paul wagner starts us off from triangle. paul? >> reporter: that's right. let me give you persp

thanks for joining us at 6:00, i'm shawn yancy. ith what may have been a robbery. >> reporter: tony and shawn one person was shot and taken to a local hospital, we're told that they were breathing when transported and dc police just cleared the scene behind us here few minutes ago. where they towed away a bmw parked in the middle of the street that witnesses tell me was the get away car in the nearby attempted armed robbery. i want to show you this, dc police just tweeting out this surveillance photo of the two suspects currently looking for. both of them described as black men and in the picture looks like both are wearing gray hooded sweatshirt, witnesses tell me those suspects robbed a blocks from here called mary place around 3:00 off kennelworth avenue when shots were fired and when a victim inside the restaurant was hit, we're hearing reports it may have been a customer. and the two suspects took off. witnesses say the suspects ditched that blue bmw here where we're standing along anacostia at it and they have not been seen si

. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> police raided two homes and took a number of people into custody today.at we know right now. at least 7 people are dead after terrorist used vehicles and anys to carry out the bloody rampage. police shot and killed three terrorists within 8 minutes and arrested twelve others even tonight we'll have the latest isis is claiming responsibility. >> d.c. mayor bowser is reassuring residents that the nation's capital is prepared to protect people from terror attacks. let's bring in "fox5" tom fitzgerald live on the national mall tonight, tom. >> tope, good evening. officials in d.c. say they are aware of the threat and they're aware that isis and other islamic extremist groups called for increased attacks particularly using latest form after tack that being vehicles and knives. these are weapons easily obtainable and hard to defend against. the mayor tonight saying categorically the city is prepared to deal with this threat. and she says they are in communications with all

. >> thanks for joining us at 11 i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm tony perkins. >> tonight we learned that presidentannounced visit to med star washington hospital september to visit with house ma'amty whip steve scalise. >> the congressman is in critical condition. he was among several hurt when a gunman opened fire in alexandria [ shots in the ]. >> the gunman arkd with a rifle shot lawmakers during coming gressal section of -- >> scalise was shot in the hip and is currently in critical condition. hospital officials say he will need additional surgery. capital police officer congressional aid

queue eliminate community of leesburg on espionage charges and thanks for joining us tonight i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm tony perkins. >> man is accused of selling top secret documents to the chinese. "fox5" marine 'marraco is live at fbi headquarters with the details. marina. >> counter intelligence at the fbi washington field office in charge of this investigation. and on your screen you will see 6-year-old kevin mallory and according to investigators they say that mallory agreed to a volunteer interview with fbi agents recently and it was then a lied to investigators. according to charging documents mallory with sef-employed consultant at global x army vet and because of his work at a special agent for the state department diplomatic security service he had top security clearance until he left that job in late 2012. now today his leesburg home was raided by fbi agents who say mallory sold top secret documents to an individual that presented himself to mallory as a representative for a chinese think tank and documents were sold for 25 25,000. these transactions allegedly took place between mar

i'm shawn yancy >> i'm sarah simmons, investigators say joseph medina was 16 and a known member of the notorious ms 13 gang. they say he ordered other gang members to assault two people at the lake forest mall in gaithersburg back in april. mall surveillance video shows four and chasing two victims through the parking lot. you can see a suspect in a video in the gray sweatshirt swing a large knife and stab one of the victims. investigators say it was medina who spotted them wearing the color red and assumed they were members of a rival gang, he then ordered other ms 13 members to scare them by slashing their car tires and assaulting them. >> as a result of mistakening these men as being members of a rival gang, mr. saldavar, who was only 16, ordered them to be killed. he ordered other members of ms 13 to track them down. by the way, they were not gang members, they just were in gang territory by the mall and wearing clothing that was the wrong color. >> state's attorney john mccarthy said he faces more than

thanks for joining us, everyone i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins . today we also learned the identity of the victim who skyed in the fire. fox5's marina maracco is live in northwest with the latest. marina. >>reporter: that's right, since saturday morning once those residents were evacuated during the blaze this was the first time residents were let back into this building on pee body street in northwest. you'll see behind me that there is a chain link fence that has been placed around the building, special police making the rounds, making sure that people are kept outside this property while the fire remains under investigation . one neighbor we spoke with tonight shared this cellphone vi he says the fire started in the unit on the front side of the building and then spread towards bask his billioning where his family lived. >> here's a first look inside the building. this man's unit damaged mainly by smoke and water. residents gathered here at their apartment imleks at roughly two this afternoon. they proved their residency here and then they were

good to have you with us tonight, i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy instead relatives believe nabraam ager was assaulted not once but twice. detectives are now trying to determine if she was kristin leone is live in reston with reaction on the crime. >>reporter: good evening, shawn and tony, that's right, we just learned that in about 30 minutes the family will be here at their apartment complex holding a press conference in light of all of the new information that has been shed today. again, just to go over that for you, police right now are investigating two assaults in the death of nabra hassan in one of them they believe may be possibly sexual in nature. just to reiterate, two assaults one happening in fairfax county, the other in loudon county and one of those possibly being a sexual assault yesterday we also spoke with the father here and this was all before he found out that this crime was being looked at by detectives as a road rage incident. we're going to hear from him today, the muslim community again still reelg and just trying to process what is going on in this case as

thanks for joining us tonight, i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. was tabled after it began losing support this week. the decision came after a troubling report property congressional budget office. it determined the senate billion would lead to about 22 more people being un insured. late this afternoon the president held a meeting with republican senators at the white house. they discussed what needs to be done to get this billion passed in the next month. let's bring in tom fitzgerald who has been on capital hill all day. let's go all the way to the decision to not put this billion up for a vote. the tub

thanks for joining us i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm tony perkins. >> new details are coming out tonight raising more questions about what led to what is now being ruled a double homicide. >> here's what we know now. montgomery county police are still looking for the killer and motive. the boys ziberov and shadi sns najjar were found in a car hours before they were supposed to graduate high school. >> tisha lewis is live tractor-trailer police headquarters. tisha, we're hearing there's new details of evidence found at the scene. what you can tell us. >>> well, shawn, tony, the new information tonight is it that sources are telling news" that one of the victims, was found with cash at the scream of the incident. we're told it was less than $50. we also want to tell viewers that one of the victims, his father says that the two young men were selling extra tickets for the graduation ceremony that would have happened the next day. by many accounts, these were two, young, bright lives with very promising futures. now, we did talk to police tonight. they want to make a plea to the public. they're aski

thank you very much for joining us this evening, i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy.reporting on the hundreds of staffers in prince george's county public schools placed on leave while the district investigates allegations of abuse and misconduct against them. it's all the result of strict new policies and reporting alleged abuse and tonight we've learned the staggering amght of money that's being paid to those staffers placed on leave. lindsay watts has this fox5 exclusive. lined shawn and toy when staff members are put on leave because of abuse allegations they still get paid that's required bylaw and not to evenings mention the majority of employees accused of abuse have been cleared. employees off the job and have been paid have been paid nearly $10 million this year. for staff members under suspicion and placed on leave it's far fro

break news in bethesda, crews are on the scene of a hazmat situation thanks for joining us, i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. we're being told a young boy has been taken to a hospital after a group set a fire inside a storm drain. sky fox was over the scene in the the hundred of brad more drive right near be these disa middle school. firefighters responded to a call for smoke in the area. they found a group of kids who stoorted a large fire down in a storm drain. crews put out the flames, rushed one child to the hospital with non life threatening injuries. we are told everyone is expected to be >> developing tonight, a somber graduation day for a montgomery county high school after two seniors who were set to graduate were found shot to death inside a car just hours before the ceremony. >> montgomery county police were called to a quite cul de sac late last night where they found a 17 year old and an 18 year old dead inside a car. fox5's marina maracco is live in gaithersburg now with the latest. marina. >>reporter: tony, shawn it's now been nearly 24 hours since that double homicide an

i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. >> montgomery county police were called to a quiet cul de sac andd and an 18 year old dead inside a honda sedan. paul wagner joins us live with the story. >>reporter: i'm standing where that sedan was parked last night at about quarter to 11. you can still see some glass here in the roadway where the gunfire shattered. we do believe from what we can see in pictures and from what we understand from witnesses here that the car was parked heerks that the 17 year old in a just so we're clear was in the drivers' seat, that

. >> and i'm shawn yancy.ifle vehicle in the hotel's garage. matt ackland is live with the latest. >> reporter: i've really never seen anything like this. just moments ago, the judge said that he needed more time. it's basically the first appearance hearing. what's strange about this, it was supposed to be held in federal court but it's here in superior court so the superior court judge a trying to determine if he can keep mr. moles overnight until a hearing tomorrow in federal court or should he release him. he basically said i need to go back and lock look at this. we'll see this case a little while before court ends today. some new developments we want to tell you about. we're hearing more from officials about how they learned about this. two voicemails apparently those voicemails were from, bryan moles and i want to look down and tell you about this. one, the first voicemail said that he wanted to stay in d.c. until he will met president