doors and light-colored trim on the bottom. the same one seen in michigan, as well. the attacks appear rationally motivated according to police and almost all of the attacks in both states the victims were or appeared to be african- americans. >> we were dealing with a race- based crime. this individual, white male, was attacking our victims cinchly because of the color of their skin. there was no confrontation. no very verbal exchange no, road rage. just victims going about their business and were picked at random. >> reporter: the drive from flint, michigan here to leesburg, we're told is 9.5 hours. there was plenty of time between those two attacks to get here. we are also learning that police in toledo, ohio now believe a stabbing there on saturday may also be connected to this killer wanted in flint, and also for stabbings here in leesburg, virginia. we will have more coming up tonight at 6:00. live in leesburg, sherri ly, fox 5 news. >> at the same time the leesburg police were briefing the media today, myth police in michigan were holding a briefing. county prosecutor david layton talked about investigators in leaseburg and flint linked the cases. >> based upon the victims statement as to how the incident occurred and the description of the vehicle, leesburg and the county task force led by the michigan state police got together and communicated about this because it seemed there were similarities between the incidents at leesburg and the incident -- incidents here. it is the victim's description of the asill atlanta and the victim's description of the vehicle that causes us to believe there are some similarities. >> reporter: now just to recap now there have been 13 attacks in michigan since may. five were fatal. and tonight we are learning that police in toledo, ohio, have linked an attack over the weekend to the same suspect. in that case the victim was take on the the hospital and we are told is now recovering. in prince georges county, police are looking for a gunman who shot and killed a female who police say is a minor. it happened on bright seat road in handover. police are searching by air and on the ground with dogs for the shooter. we will stay on the story and bring you the latest when we get it. new information in the execution style murders of two women and children found in an apartment. two children show the pair accused in the brutal killings already confessed to the crime. they will stay in jail. a judge ordered them held without bond today. paul wagner is live with the story. >> this is the case of someone sending a message, pay your debts or else. they came here looking for money owed on a large amount of marijuana. when they said they didn't have the cash they were killed along with a 4-year-old boy and 3- year-old girl. law enforcement sources say darryl and lakisha are drug couriers from texas. they dropped off 17-pounds of marijuana to the women live living in this detached garage in lanham. the deal went bad and the children and women were killed one victim was shot multiple times lying on a floor at the entrance though the bedroom. other three were on a bed shot multiple times. >> certainly another case that really rocks the community. it is actually something i drove by taking one of my kids to practice and drove by the scene. i was pretty astonished myself. >> reporter: at the afternoon hearing the judge in the case never asked the prosecutor for the evidence against the pair. instead informing them they would be held without bond. state's attorney glenn ivey declined to discuss the specifics in the case. >> i can't do it outside of court but i will say i think the prince georges county police did a great job of butting this case together in an extremely quick five-day forecast. >> reporter: law enforcement sources say no drugs were found in the apartment. bellard was captured within hours of the crime. police identified the dead as dawn brooks, 41-year-old -- police say the dilapidated apartment had no toilet, running water or air conditioning. neither of the suspects made any comments during the hearing today. they both have criminal records in texas. a preliminary hearing is set for early september. >> i know in earlier reports we said there were people who lived in the home on that property. have you been able to talk to them? did police talk to them? do they have any connection to this? >> we know that a witness went in to the house sometime in the early-morning hours and found the first victim. it's unclear that that person may have lived in the house and went over thinking there may have been trouble but it is unclear who lives in the house and what connection they may have had this at this point. trouble in the economy. even hurting the pentagon's bottom line. defense secretary robert gates announce she closing the joint forces command in norfolk, virginia. it has 5,000 workers. they are cutting use of outside contractors next year. the goal so shave $100 million over the next five years. congress is called back from vacation to push through economic legislation. craig boswell explains. >> it is a white house visit for super bowl 44 champs the new orleans saints. it follows a busy birthday weekend for president obama including basketball and a cookout featuring seafood from the gulf. >> several saints players will teach their favorite gulf seafood recipes. who's cooking? you back there. >> back in the campaign game for president obama headlining a fund-raiser many in austin, texas. as the president kicks in to campaign mode they may be counting on him to score a vote on tuesday in pennsylvania. >> i think bill clinton is an norrous asset for democrats, particularly moderate conservative democrats who have tough races this time. >> reporter: republicans need to 40 seats to take control of the house. >> it is sad for the democrats who have accomplished all of these legislative victories in their mind and not be able to put it on a bumper sticker. >> they left captiol hill on a month and a half recess and plenty of time to campaign but nancy pelosi called members back to washington to pass a $26 billion aid package to help states shore up budgets. the house is scheduled to vote on the measure on tuesday. the president has five more states on his august fund- raising blitz as well as a vacation this weekend in the gulf. in washington, craig boswell, fox 5 news. the redskins are beginning the second full week of training camp. today marked a first for haynesworth. dave feldman is live with the details. i'm curious about this one. >> i will get to albert in one second. first i will tell you malcolm kelly continues to struggle with a sore hamstring. he didn't practice today. and jamal brown out with a bad hip but hanes wore did practice for the first time full time with his teammates. so that's good news because he passed the conditioning test over the weekend and then was allowed to move forward. passed it on saturday. today is the first full practice and no pads because that's what shanahan wanted for everybody. practice lasted two hours. haynesworth had his first taste of 11 on 11 drills. not sure if he will be ready for the preseason opener against the bills but his teammates were happy to have him back but the head coach says albert has more work to do. >> albert, obviously has come in late and he will have to compete for a position. and, you know, that's the way it has to be. people have to compete for a job and if he shows us he's the best player he will play. >> she a great player regardless of the position he is in. he can make plays. >> he did a great job of moving around. made some plays. back field some. i know he was -- felt good to be out there and he was enthused about that and i feel sorry for whoever has to block him come this week. >> reporter: may be wondering why we are not hearing from hains worth, because he did not speak after practice. only spoken once and that was that brief statement he made after passing the test on saturday. coming up, lindsey murphy introduces us to a nose tackle ahead of haynesworth on the chart. he is not a starter but a reserve. a big guy ahead of albert and why he is aha of him coming up. >> he may not be talking but i'm curious you are out there and you have seen him. how does he looking to you? >> he looks pretty good. he looks lean. i think by all accounts, i'm just getting a look on how he is hitting the pads and physically and he looks trim, you know, he's looking good right now. we'll see. i would be surprised if he doesn't move up on that chart quickly. >> redskins fans will be watching. thank you. the gushing oil may be capped but the fight to get the gulf on track is not over. who's heading to the white house now? we are on top of this developing story. doctors are seeing a disturbing trend in preadolescent girls. we will tell you about a new study that has medical experts puzzled. and fingerpointing in full effect. metro is one of the busiest stations involving 70 people. a little warmer tomorrow and a whole lot warmer the next couple of days. we will have the forecast and look at the forecast for this evening too. keep it here. fox 5 news at 5:00 is just getting started. a grill ignited behind a townhouse in frederick county, maryland destroying three homes. look at this video here. this fire started last night in urbana. investigators believe hot charcoal set a wooden deck on fire. the neighborhood tried to put out the flames with a hose but the fire spread too quickly. a firefighter was treated for heat-related problems and three pets died in the blaze. metro in the hot seat again. forced to explain how an all- out brawl involving 70 young people broke out on friday night. four were hurt, three arrested. it happened on the platform at the gallery place metro station. maureen has the story tonight. >> reporter: metro officials say there were patrols at the gallery place metro station on friday night. they say the officers were monitoring the group but the question is why they failed to stop the fight? metro officials had no clear answer for that. four people were hurt after 70 people started to fight at the gallery place metro station on friday night. it isn't clear what sparked the brawl but it is the latest of a string of fights involving young people. it is a long-standing problem that seems to get worse in the summer months. now some district officials are calling for better security and new ways of dealing with the problem. metro is responding. >> we also are working on some different strategies that i won't reveal now for how we are going to handle this weekend and the coming weekend to make sure this doesn't happen again. >> reporter: will that include more officers. >> its will possibly include more officer and possibly plain clothes, maybe some of our special operations unions will be called in as well. >> three teens were arrest in the the brawl. two 16 and the other 18. >> we have heard complaints from some rider they had no help from metro officers during the fight. was that addressed today? >> they say because of the side of the brawl and the chaos that ensued officers couldn't get to everyone who needed help right away. they say that they assisted but the riders say much more needs to be done to keep them safe. federal agents captured an escaped prison inmate and a massive search for two other fugitives. tracey was recognized from a tv report. when cops arrested him head a handgun and hitchhiking sign. they are still looking for two others. awe three are linked to the murder of a husband and wife on a camping trip. >> we are going to be on mccluskey like a cheap suit. we are not going to pull this thing down. we will have all the resources u.s. marshals service nationally on these individuals until we bring them to justice. >> reporter: the manhunt was originally focused on yellowstone national park but they no longer believe they are there. they believe well. helped with the prison escape by tossing wire cutters over the perimeter of the fence. a catastrophe is unfolding right now in china. landslides have killed 337 people in a remote town, while more than 1,000 people are missing. look at this flooding here. heavy rain led to the land flood. this is one of the rainiest years in a decade. it swamped entire mountain villages. rescue workers are helping people. a health emergency has been declared in russia in the wake of the worst heat wave there in 130 years. temperatures are in the triple- digits across moscow and the heat is compound by toxic smog from nearby a wildfires pushing pollutants to six times the normal level. a top official says the heat is to blame for an average of 700 deaths a day. isn't that incredible. >> wild weather all over the entire world. >> wow, it's just amazing. we have had a very hot summer here, too. gary, what do we have on top tonight. >> more heat, not like that thank goodness. they are estimating 7,000 heat- related deaths there around the moscow area from those temperatures and these may be -- this may end up being the hottest summer ever in russia, around moss cow coe there and that will go back 1,000 years or so of basically being able to keep some sense of record there. it is preliminary but gives you an idea of the scope of the heat out there t. listen, i want to take you to the gulf of mexico here. basically southern sections of florida off the keys. right now it does not look organized or impressive but there is an area down there that is keeping a close eye on this at the hurricane center and they think as early as tomorrow we could have a depression that could be tropical storm darlene, too. and a couple of models are indicating we may have a hurricane in the gulf this week. stay tuned. bringing it back here at home, nothing going on. fair skies. the heat is building. it is warm and hazy at 7:00, temperature of 90 or so. highs in the lower 90s today. fair skies at 9:00. two really hot days coming, and then we will cool off a little bit toward the end of the week. we will tell you how hot coming up. >> thank you. a little good news here. it is almost finished. engineers in the the gulf of mexico are on the verge of permanently killing the b.p. blown out oil well. crews right now are also keeping an eye on a cluster of storms over florida that could affect parts of the gulf. b.p.'s ceo set to meet with top white house officials to discuss environmental and economic recovery in the region. you can depend on fox 5 for complete coverage of the disas and the recovery in the gulf. head to www.myfoxdc.com for the latest from that region and what is being done to get families and businesses on track. it is all there on our home page. hollywood is mourning an actress that starred alongside paul newman and ronald reagan. patricia neil died of lung cancer at the age of 84. she survived a series of strokes that left her unable to walk or talk. after intense therapy she returned to acting and earned another oscar nomination. your dog gobbles it up, but is their favorite pet food putting your children at risk. the alert you need to hear coming up. levi johnston may not be walking down the aisle with bristol pay lynn anytime soon but he has his heart on becoming a star. fox 5's talk about the memory and the secrets of a long, happy life. >> i have got daisies in green pastures ♪ i've got my gal who could ask for anything more. >> reporter: he still has a good singing voice ♪ old man trouble, i don't mind him. >> reporter: and sydney entertains residence at the home he brew home here in washington. many of the residents are at or close to 100 years old. >> i have been lucky. never thought i would live this long but i'm enjoying myself very much. i have no regrets. >> reporter: the hebrew home itself is celebrating its sen ten yell so there have been parties for residents that were born the same year, 1910 that the nonprofit enterprise began. >> come on down. >> reporter: larry looks decades younger than his real age, 100. he says people ask him for the secret of a long life but he says it is mostly luck. >> i have had fairly good health all the way, and i just try to get along with people and that's the story. >> reporter: luck and a dash of moderation. >> as far as alcohol is concerned, i'll have a sip of wine once in a while. >> reporter: when these centenarians were born, william howard taft was the president of the united states and there have been 17 other presidents during their lifetime. some will admit, seemingly jokingly, their memories are going fast. >> you lived through world war ii -- actually you lived through world war i and world war i glimpse you can't remember. >> you can't remember world war one. >> i condition remember world war ii. >> reporter: teenagers often volunteer to help the elderly patients a the hebrew home of greater washington and they sometimes seek advice. >> try to take care of yourself and be a good person, and enjoy life ♪ who could ask for anything more ♪ >> fox 5 news. >> they look incredible. happy birthday to everybody. and with more than 1,000 people living in various residences there on the grounds the hee bro home is the largest nursing home in the mid-atlantic states. >> they have a few secrets to share. >> indeed. >> incredible. hundreds of thousands of cars, potentially on the road right now deemed unsafe to drive. honda is issuing a major recall tonight and we are breaking down the consumer alert for you. everything you need to know before you get behind the wheel. an important health alert tonight. experts say girls in the u.s. are hitting puberty earlier than any other country. we are breaking down what some people say might be to blame. we'll be right back. there's oil out there we've got to capture. my job is to hunt it down. i'm fred lemond, and i'm in charge of bp's efforts to remove oil from these waters. bp has taken full responsibility for the cleanup and that includes keeping you informed. you may have heard that oil is no longer flowing into the gulf, but our spotter planes and helicopters will keep searching for any oil. we use satellite images, infrared and thermal photography to map and target the oil. we're finding less oil every day, but we've still got thousands of vessels ready to clean it up. local shrimp and fishing boats, organized into task forces and strike teams. plus, specialized skimmers from around the world. we've skimmed over 35 million gallons of oil/water mixture and removed millions more with other methods. i grew up on the gulf coast and i love these waters. as long as there's oil out there that could make it ashore, i'm gonna do everything i can to stop it. bp's commitment is that we will see this through. and we'll be here as long as it takes to clean up the gulf. an historic meeting between the ntsb and the metro board of directors following the release of ntsb's findings and safety recommendations related to last summer's deadly crash on the red line. never before has the ntsb sent of a local transit agency. stacey is in northwest with the details. >> reporter: i can tell you this was a grueling year as we all know for metro. they have had not only the fatal crash to deal with, but now last week, this scathing report really from the ntsb criticizing metro's attention to safety. in fact, the director of the ntsb called metro tone deaf with regard to safety issues. well, after this meeting today, it appears that the metro board is hearing them clearly. there's a great deal covered in the hour and a half long session between these five ntsb members and the full metro board. among the issues covered were chronic track circuit failure and a negative attitude or perception of aing in attitude toward safety. those things are, in part, what the in the said led to the catastrophic accident. the seasons exist still today but metro is working toward solutions. rail cars are outdated and the ntsb say they do not provide adequate safety in the event of the crash. that is one recommendation metro is moving forward on, the place of older cars. at the end of the day both sides said in the future they are hoping for a greater level of cooperation between these two agencies. >> i think what everybody agreed on today is that we don't want to look back, but we want to look forward. we want to look at what needs to be done and what can be done and it's not the question of what could we have done differently that the metro board is asking but i heard very clearly today that they are asking the question, what can we do? >> this was an unprecedented meeting. it was extremely valuable. an opportunity for us on the metro board to talk to people who made the recommendations relative to the accident and find out how we can do our job better. >> reporter: now obviously it doesn't end here. metro has to catch up with this report on all of the outlined recommendations that would lead this agency in a direction in which the ntsb will feel good putting their stamp stamp of approval on the safety recommendations implemented by metro. the ntsb is pushing on captiol hill for federal guidelines for safety our metro agency in the city is one of many across the country that are getting a failing grade from the ntsb and a listening list of recommendations. when i asked the chair of the metro board what the thought about the safety of met he said, he rides metro. his grandchildren rides metro and he wouldn't do that if he didn't consider it a safe way for all of us to get around town. back to you. >> thank you. a consumer alert for honda owners. they are recalling 400,000 cars because of a problem with the ignition switch. the interlocking mechanism could be damaged from use and allow the driver to remove the without having to put the car if park and the car could roll away. it involves 2003 accords and civics and 2003 and 2004 models of the element. go to www.myfoxdc.com and look under web links for details on how to get the carfaxed. now a health alert on a disturbing trend. young girls are hitting puberty earlier than ever. 15% of more than 100 girls surveyed were beginning to develop breasts at the age of 7. that could spell problems for them later in life. karen gray houston is here with a closer look. >> it is called precocious puberty. doctors don't now why it is happening as recently as 1991 the median age for breast development in girls was 10.9 years. it is a sensitive topic but we found some willing to speak out about it. parents of young girls are not expecting it and when they see early onset of puberty they are shocked. >> it was alarming for me to see my 6-year-old developing breast buds was alarming. >> reporter: she is visiting from minneapolis. her daughter's brand mother was also concerned so they took the 6-year-old to see an endocrinologist who took a bone scan and is refer the girl to the mayo clippic. >> they checked the glands, the pituitary gland that was okay. >> reporter: the study was published in the journal of pediatrics found breast development at the age of 7 -- one doctor says it could mean trouble for girls down the line. >> early case of breast cancer, uterine cancer. these are things that people think this maybe a problem later on in life. >> why girls are developing early is a mystery to the experts but there are a lot of theories. >> one being the girls are heavier now. maybe the environment we are living in. >> reporter: in addition to concerns of girls are more overweight, some speculating that chemicals on lawns and farms could be to blame and estrogen like ingredients found in plastic bottles. >> definitely processed foods, milk products now with all the hormones pumped in to this them. >> this mother says her 7-year- old doesn't show signs of puberty but she says she has noticed that girls are definitely more developed. the study's authors say the population in their survey was diverse and doesn't necessarily represent what is happening to all young girls in the united states but it seems to be a trend. >> it is alarming. as a parent, i don't have girls but to even think about it. certainly the cancers are something to be concerned about later in life with the early onset of puberty. any other concernsous there. >> these are kids that are barely out of kindergarten and first grade. there have been some studies that show there can be a risk of depression. they are probably going to start to have sex a little earlier which could be problematic. those are things people are thinking about. what do you do. >> what about early menopause? >> no one mentioned poe menopause. but there were 400 girls in the survey and they will continue to follow them. there was a study out of great britain that showed another link between the correlation of the weight issue but it was kids who gained weight rapidly. >> thank you very much. your pet food may be making your kids sick according to a government report. the first known salmonella outbreak linked to humans in pet food. half of the victims were kids age 2 and younger. serving your pets food in the kitchen quadruples the risk of making humans sick. the president's push to get more students in college is creating a frenzy over tickets but would be scalpers hoping to cash in on the tickets were in for a surprise. 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gary could be tracking thunderstorm roll trouble. the full forecast when we come back. navigating today's real estate market is complicated. you've seen the signs. that's why having the right real estate agent is more important than ever. at remax.com, you can find experts in short sales or bank-owned properties or commercial real estate, agents who can help speed up the process, no matter how intricate. and that's good news, whether you're trying to sell or hoping to buy. because the only sign you really want to see is "sold." nobody sells more real estate than re/max. visit remax.com today. today's big news, haynesworth is full participation in all of the drills and the practice. it is nice to say, isn't it? maybe this will be a nonstory soon because big albert is on the field and on a regular basis. here's your scenario, it took 12 days and 17 practices but albert is able to fully participate in the first full practice this morning. two pads and two hours in length. it was the first time he was involved in 11 on 11 drill. she second on the depth chart at nose tackle. first on the depth chart is a guy with a name that's not easy to say and he had an injured light food and achilles tendon. we are introduced to one of the newest redskins in this edition of getting to know. >> reporter: he is an eight year veteran signed as a free agent in march and a nose tackle who plans to cause trouble on the line and the locker room. >> any nicknames. >> chemo. they call me chemo because they can't pronounce my name so they call me chemo. >> what does your name mean? can you talk about the roots of it. >> i'm from the south pacific island and my name is pretty much the heavenly kid. >> i heard you found out what five guys is all about. >> i heard about that. five guys, keep it going. i like it over there. mike shanahan said stay away from five guys but every now and then i take a peek in there. >> something you can't live without? >> i am going to take a time- out on it. >> something that may surprise people about you. >> i may be intimidating looking guy but i'm pretty nice. >> i heard you have a special made helmet. >> i think i have one of the biggest helmets in the league. i saw some guys that may have big helmets but i think i may have the biggest. >> thank you, lindsey and kemo. redskins released their depth chart and there are other surprise and we will tell you what that is about at 6:20. back to you. next week that will change. i will be the pride of nacogdoches or midland odessa or something like that. wants to keep it going. >> he wants people to know he studies google earth and studies the texas towns. >> i think it is funny but i grew up in houston. i went to school in lubbock. s that why he gives me a hard time. >> folks having a hard time out there especially if you are a football player running around. >> wherever you are. it is hot. >> tomorrow will be bad, heat index over 100 tomorrow and probably on wednesday, too. lik and friday things start to cool down a little bit. at least taking us out of the upper 90s and back in the middle 90s. this evening not too bad. we will be a little warm and muggy at 7:00 but we will stay dry. 90 at 7:00. 84 at 9:00. and 82 at 11:00. and most locations tonight only down in the 70s. we are holding at 92 now. probably the high of the day for national is 92. it may have nudged up to 93. gaithersburg 91. frederick is the hot spot at 95 degrees. even warmer than fredericksburg. but look, fredericksburg you are over 100 when you factor in the heat index and i expect for tomorrow in fredericksburg you will be about 110 and usually as you well know you are the hot spot when it comes to the heat index. everybody else show should be a little cooler than that tomorrow. we are 97 here in town. that's the feels like temperature. 99 for winchester. again, tomorrow it will be a little bit hotter and then we will have a little more humidity, but it is not going to be oppressive as last week and the week before in terms of the humidity. 102 pitch da that. 94 lincoln. international falls is 88 degrees and dallas 99. the core of the heat is out to the west of us. it will build over to the east, though. here we at 92 in wilmington north carolina at 86 degrees. no doubt cooled a little bit by the water. some showers and thunderstorms north and west of us. this will stay northwest of us. we will stay dry. high pressure is in control here. this high is drifting to the east. that will pump up our moisture levels. when i say moisture, the humidity levels are little bit tomorrow and higher humidity levels between noon and 3:00. and then late tomorrow afternoon the relative humidity will start to come down a little bit. but the temperatures will keep going up. we are looking at a system off florida. it's not anything official now, but the weather service, the hurricane center is keeping a close eye on it. may be a depression by tomorrow and then could turn in to tropical storm danielle. future cast tracks this tomorrow morning. you can see a cluster of showers and thunderstorms. watch what happens as we go to the future here. on wednesday morning, this is beginning to look like a tropical storm. there would be an eye right there. and maybe even a weak hurricane. some of the forecast guidance is suggesting that we could have a hurricane. hurricane danielle in the gulf later on this week. we also have another system back out in the atlantic, too. that may become danielle first to be honest with you and then we track this in to wednesday and it continues to move through the central parts of the gulf. we are dry here the next couple of days. hazy, hot and humid. tomorrow we start at 80 degrees at 7 a.m. 94 by lunchtime with the heat index around 100 and tomorrow afternoon with a temperature of 98 degrees the heat index will be over 100 degrees. it stays that way for the next couple of days. we have some late-night thunderstorms possible on wednesday. then scattered thunderstorms on thursday and friday. maybe even lingering in to saturday but right now we will keep saturday partly cloudy and dry. a couple of days here where it is going to be uncomfortable and it will cool off a little bit. >> we are used to it. >> yeah, we are. >> i haven't said this all summer long but i'm about ready for fall. >> are you really? >> yeah. >> spoken from the man who loves the heat. >> yeah. >> pride of lubbock, texas. >> or kilene, never know. the talk of the town on tmz, new details about charlie sheen's christmas day arrest in aspen, colorado. thanks for joining us. you have learned who triggered the fight between sheen and his wife. what happened? >> this is interesting. so basically what it comes down to we got our hands though police report and the police report says it started over a song and it's a song by train called drops of jupiter. this was a song that charlie had with one of his daughters and it was their song together and this enraged brook and she didn't like that. she said look you have a young with your daughter, denise richard and don't have a song with me and it steam rolled and got out of control to that. sounds ridiculous and that sounds like a good dad he has a song with his daughters, nothing to be jealous over. >> very interesting. thank you so much about that one. let's talk about levi johnston. now he has been dumped by bristol palin we understand he is wanting to keep his 15 minutes of fame going. what's he going to do. >> he's going to do a reality show. he will start to film on monday. he be followed in his daily life on the way to alaska. i don't know what the draw is to levi johnston over than he made his 15 minutes of fame but it seems it is time for let him move on with his life and us as well. >> it keeps showing up on tmz and everybody else so people will take about it. >> see you at 6:30 here on fox 5. hollywood's youngest rising star takes the stage tonight. will who will walk away a winner? it is up to the teens to decide. tune in for an all star studded action tonight at 8:00 here on fox 5. >> hopefully levi johnston won't come. oh, he is going. we just learned. >> another reason to watch. >> that's why we keep talking about him. >> could be a train wreck. let's zee find out what is next on the news edge at 6:00. the latest on a developing story out of leesburg. police get a break in a string of attacks that appear to be racially motivated. why they are linking the violence to a suspected serial killer. for an hour we were trapped in the station and just terrified as this group was going to come after everyone. plus, metro does damage control after a melee involving 70 people leaves riders fearing for their safety. metro announces budget cuts that will have a big impact in our area. a military command in the cross hairs as the department of defense tightens its belts. stick with us. students camped out for days to get free tickets to see president obama at the university of texas this afternoon. to get them students had to show campus i.d.s, sign their names on the tick, which was an effort to prevent scalping but some tickets still show up on craigslist for as much as $200. >> how do you plan on getting someone to buy it and then also being able to use it with your signature on it? that's their problem or that's something they have to deal with. i'm merely giving them the tick and they will give the -- give me the money the speech ended this afternoon no word on whether any disappointed people had to be turned away. terrible. thanks for joining us tonight at 5:00. the news edge at 6:00 starts right now. police say he may be linked to five murders and now a suspected serial killer is eyed in a string of violence in virginia. the news edge is on top of the developing story. the same man is believed to be behind three assaults in leesburg and police say the attacks appear to be racially motivated. sherri ly is live with the latest on this disturbing story. >> reporter: two of the stabbing victims here in leesburg remain in the hospital. e