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the councilman, tom hucker, would take that further. there's 13,000 outlets. 249 had raised lead levels. and 159 were student accessible. >> the danger ofan lead is, it affect the cognitive and bone development in children. it can lead to anemia and behavioral .proble >> reporter: in that bill that will be reviewed, it calls for five parts per million. the state standard is 20 parts per million. that is scheduled y.r later toda >>> a judge will decide if a fourth teen will get his case moved to juvenile court. the other suspects have mod their cased to juvenile court. they are accused of raping varsity football players with a broomstick last year. a psychologist said one of the victimwas a victim of a >imilar attack the previous year. heck this out. chopper 4 bringing us the news abovela ma, district of columbia and this is the close-up of the moon. >> that's >>beautiful. e'll see a full moon tomorrow night, as we kick offspring. this one looks pretty full. >> that onethere, it's 98.5 full. it's hard to tell the difference between that

. >> reporter: the montgomery county council sis to review ill a bit later today and councilman tom hucker who is pushing the bill, he says the time is now for stricter water standards in our schools. it's hard to image a school hallway without a water fountain in them, something students and staff use every day. they largely are presumed to be safe. we could go up further to make those fountains safer. now last year montgomery county tested se 13,500 outlets like water fountains. theyou 249 shows raised lead levels, now of those 159 were student accessible. the county says they were removed from service and that's the right thing to do for children's health experts say. >> theanger of lead is it can affect the cognitive and bone development in chilen. it can affect -- it can lead to anemia and lead to behavioral problems. >> reporter: and to put this in perspective, the councilman atel calls for lowering the to five parts per million. that's significantly lower than the state mandate o 20 parts per million. in rockville, i'm justin finch, news4. >> thank you, justin. > ten lucky d.c. high