doctor ordered. >> give me another one. >> reporter: if you go your loved ones can track you threw mickey's tracker phone, skype and gps. the cost an average of $2500. pack light. i'm david martin for fox news. the news keeps coming. here's brian with the "news edge" at 11:00. tensions are close to boiling over following one of the worst mass shootings to hit d.c. in years. tonight there is an all out manhunt for the fourth suspect accused of opening fire on a crowd in the streets. the shooting left four people dead. five others injured tuesday night in southeast. three suspects are already in custody but there is an overwhelming fear in the community. the upcoming funerals for the victims will ignite more violence. fox 5's roby chavez working this one in the news room tonight. >> reporter: brian, there is a nervous calm and tension in the community. no one is looking forward to the pending funerals. they fear emotions will boil over. at this hour groups like peaceaholics say some may be lotting retaliation. >> you can feel the tension in the air off south capital street in southeast. >> reporter: with nine people shot and four killed, the worry about retaliation is real. >> we can't say with certainty whether the situation is over or not. >> reporter: it's why community leaders are sounding the alarm. >> they grief, their hearts are grieving. secondly, they're confused. they're in a state of confusion. and the natural one would be retaliation. >> reporter: with more than 14 families and countless friends affected by the south capital street blood bath peaceaholics and other antiviolence groups met privately with several dozen young people to test the pulse of the community. >> right now they don't know what to feel. they're enraged. some are self-medicating. some people going through numerous thing. >> the pulse of the city sometimes is unpredictable. this is one of them situations where you st try to do as much work as you possibly can because you don't know whose family has been affected. >> reporter: 48 hours after the mass shooting there is still mass hysteria. ron moden says what is lacking is outreach and outrage. >> gandhi says an eye for an eye makes everybody blind. we have enough peop walking around here blind and lost. we have to pull these people together, get them services and don't make this a e-time event. >> reporter: now comes the funerals. community leaders say with every person buried and every person arrested the circle of violence and retaliation expands. >> you can't say that it's resolved because right now a lot of the funerals, we haven't even begun to start burying some of these people. >> reporter: many of the victims shot on tuesday had just returned from the funeral of the victims shot over a missing bracelet just days earlier. now on a personal note we saw that fear first hand at a vigil last night when someone thought they heard a gunshot. chaos erupted and the crowd scattered. i can tell you it was a tense few minutes when we didn't know what would happen, brian. >> roby chavez, live in the news room. we hope the police are on top of it. we know they are. d.c.'s mayor is voicing his concerns over why the u.s. attorney's office didn't issue an arrest warrant for one ofhe suspects. orlando carter was wanted before this mass murder for another murder on march 22nd. police wanted to arrest him but the attorney general's office didn't sign the warrant. something that has mayor adrian fenty concerned. . >> we've got to do everything possible to support our police department. if they put together a case that says we recommend bringing somebody in, arresting them, i understand the united states attorney has a job to do making sure that all of the evidence is in line, but the risks of not bringing someone in ar harrowing as we saw two nights ago. >> i meant the u.s. attorney's office which indeed says police are allowed to make what's called a probable cause arrest. but sources told fox 5, prosecutors don't always honor those arrests. howard university on high alert tonight after students were robbed at gunpoint. masked men stormed into a late-night study session. we're not talking about just one robbery. they hit a total of ten different spots before 7:00 a.m. wisdom martin has details. >> reporter: i just spoke with two of the students who were robbed last night. they tell me they were inside the building on the second floor studying in a room with two doors. normally those doors are both locked. last night for some reason one of the doors was unlocked. the masked men came in, threatened them, took all their belongings and took off. police say this was one of ten robberies that took place in the area las t nigat ms one so hard to comprehend is that it happened on a college campus inside one of the buildings where students were studying. norm lip students tell me this is a very secure building. you can't get in unless you have a pass card. but they say sometimes they do leave the building and prop the doors open on the side so they can come and go as they pleas. unfortunately that leaves the door open for other people to get inside. >> campus police came around about 10:00 and locked this door right here and locked all the surrounding doors. sometimes students will come out and go to mcdonald's and this back t on the other side of the building, leave that propped open. that's the only door that's always propped open late at night. >> reporter: with that in mind campus administrators are warning students to not prop open the doors and report any suspicious activity. in the meantime they're also increasing their patrols to make sure that the campus is safe, reporting at hard university campus, wisdom martin, fox 5 news. the news edge on maryland, a u.s. army soldier has pleaded guilty to running a brothel from his apartment in millersville. 23-year-old craig corey admits he ran a sex and drug trafficking business. he confessed to recruiting a 16-year-old girl and other women to sell sex. he used craigslist, youtube and myspace to recruit women. an arm psychiatrist accused in a shooting ram page at ft. hood could be leaving the hospital. shawn yancy is everywhere at 11:00 a attorney for major nidal hasan has asked for a medical scharge. he's been in the hospital ever since paralyzed by one of the bullets police fired back at him. if released from the hospital he will be moved to jail. the vatican tonight fighting back against the new york times. vatican officials claim the times has been unfair to pope benedict xvi. he's been accused of mishandling two sex abuse cases before he became pontiff. some catholics believe the times' coverage has been biased against the church. president obama promise muched the government of rhode island that the government will help his state recover from devastating floods. rhode island was the hardest hit by all the flooding. homeland security secretary janet nancy pelosi -- that nap al nanalitano will visit. this is certainly great news for the auto industry but yes i would temper it with a little bit of a caution. march was definitely a month that was driven by heavy incentives. toyota kicked it off at the beginning of the month and everyone else was forced to follow along. so yes, if you throw money a problem you can certainly make good things happen. >> analysts say they expect improved access to credit and leasing will boost sales throughout the year. up next a new push to keep your kids safe from sex offenders from school. former chief of staff for a d.c. councilman faces bribery charges. tonight he's in more trouble. we'll tell you why next. sue, another spring day. >> dulles almost hit 8 degrees. i think a lot of places will touch 80. wooef we'll have a close look at the weekend. a quick look at the rundown. a few of the stories we're working on. we'll be back. hang tight. this is fox 5 "news edge at 11:00. $q?????????????? d.c. councilman jim graham's chief of staff is hitting with new charges tonight. ted loza was charged with taking bribes from cab companies. they are adding extortion, making false statements and conspiracy. they say he took trips and gifts in exchange for legislative favors for cab companies the issues much sex offenders in school taking center stage in anpolis. shawn yancy has your fox 5 top five. a new plan to keep your kids safe in school. number of five, maryland lawmakers are debating a plan that would keep students convicted o sexual offenses separated from their victims at school. the bill would require a convicted student to attend different schools and ride a different bus than their victims. mammogram screenings save loifgz. two new studies found the studies are critical even if they lead to unnecessary treatment for harmless tumors. they lead to a substantial and significant reduction in breast cancer deaths. number three it's going to cost you a little more to ride a fairfax q bus. starting today fares went up 10 cents. the general fair is $1.45 or $1.35 if you're paying with a smart trip card. students disabled riders and senior citizens pay 75 cents. number two, you will save a little money at the pump today as well. for the first time in six weeks gas prices dried and no it's not an app fool's joke. in the district a gallon of regular costs $2.92. in maryland, $2.80 and in virginia, $2.73. have you mailed in your census form? today is census day. the day the government reminds you of the importance of filling out and returning the forms. if you have don't mail it census workers will call or even visit you in person. more half of the forms sent out have already been returned. you can find out what percentage of ur community has already mailed in their forms. we've linked the census bureau's interactive map to myfoxdc.com. just click on web links, brian. up next, are you an organ donor? if not you might change your mind after you have see the new viral videos hitting the web. pepco punked. the april fool's joke that didn't go over too well with the electric company. the enough redskins with the troubled past opens up for the first time. what he has to say about wearing burgundy and gold. talk about a bad week for the republican national committee. first there was that bondage fiasco. now a phone sex typo. a fund-raising mailer went out this week. it began with 1-800 and not 202. that led at least one caller to a phone sex line. if you have al little red heart on your driver's license that means you're an organ donor. the problem is there are always need for more donors. april is national donate life month. advocates are trying to boost the numbers. if anyone can do it it's the people you're about to meet. beth parker has the story. >> who is your big sister? >> kylie. >> she watches over you. >> reporter: 4-year-old kensy never had a chance to meet her big sister. kylie clifford died of sids when she was thr months old. her parents gotted call asking if they would donate her organs. >> we looked at each other and said how can we not give another family an opportunity to be with their baby. we cannot get her back. >> reporter: but the decision is not as straightforward for other people. >> over 6,000 people are waiting for transplants and 1800 die every day. the number of people in this area registered to be donors is so low. >> the percentage of people registered as organ donors in virginia is almost twice as great as it is across the river in d.c. but now there is a new campaign designed to change that. and boost organ donation all over the country. the washington regional transplant community has launched 30 days of videos on youtube. >> he got med evacuated to the hospital. and at 5:10 he died. >> reporter: they are stories of organ donors and recipients. bobby leahy's story is one of those. he received a kidney transplant in 2006. she is still friends with her donor's husband. >> i knew i had been given the gift of life because i felt so good. you had a special feeling. you really have a special feeling with transplants and appreciate thing you took for granted. so i'm blessed. >> reporter: kylie's situation, she died of sids and there is no cure. no reason. we don't know why. her organs went to medical research so i'm hoping one day in my lifetime or her little sister's lifetime there is going to be a cure. kylie is going to help save other babies. >> another way for kylie to live on. in virginia, beth parker, fox 5 news. did you see this? pep t got punked. an april fool's day joke. an internet website copying pepco's look claimed that pepco was going green, switching to wind and solar energy and promised no more rate hikes. pepco says it is not in any way related to that bogus website and all the claims are false. that was the other half of the joke. >> glad to get april fool's out of the way. >> it's almost amateur hour. >> take it for what it is. you got down to the tidal basin. had beautiful weather. >> that was not a joke. it was great to be out there and great to see them and it was so packed but the blossoms are at their peak and can i tell you i saw a lot of petals coming down so a little gust of wind goes by you see some dropping. they'll be doing that next week but we're good to go this weekend. the timing could not be better. we have fantastic weather. if you're thinking about checking out the blossoms tomorrow good friday or through the weekend. let's talk about temperatures around the region. we had some fantastic highs. got up to 74 at reagan, dulles. 80 or close to it and bwi, 73. closer to water, annapolis stayed in the 50s and s up to 64 and dropped down again. it will be cooleralong the coast. boston only 55 today but inland in rochester and detroit were 80. st. louis was 87. dallas, 81. the cooler air all of it transferred out to the west. that's where the storminess is going to be staying. we'll have high pressure that will take over. as it gets off the coast we're definitely warm but there is hot air out there too. on the backside of the high we are going to see temperatures approaching 90 degrees. not coming into d.c. we'll be pretty temperate but a lot of places touching 80 and could get over that mark on saturday. here april what's coming for easter. a weak front. i think it will come through d.c. dry and drop temperatures into the mid-70s and might give u.s. a little bit of cloud cover here and there. here's what we're thinking for easter sunday. going to sunrise services, sun comes up at 6:48. most likely in the 50s. as the day goes on. 75 to 78 degrees. a few more clouds but definitely staying warm. we keep it going into even next week. if you take days off next week you'll not be disappointed. annapolis, 55. so a nice big difference in temperature. d.c. splitting the difference at 61. it's not going nobody very cold. chilly closer to morning but not bone chilling cold. winchester may drop to 44. gaithersburg, 46. fredericksburg, 49 and la plate at 50. d.c., right around 52 degrees. fair and some what chilly but most live in the burbs. tomorrow, sunny and warm, cooler around the water. i think we'll come in around 79 in d.c. here's a look at some of the temperatures around the region. annapolis and leslie, closer to 70 while everybody else should be real close to 80 degrees. a beautiful friday for us. here's your five-day forecast. again we keep this going all into the weekend. saturday, 80. a little bit of an increasing cloud cover on easter sunday. pollen is real high. monday and tuesday, those trees will continue to pop. we have got a great run of weather headed your way. enjoy the beautiful times out there. i saw a lot of traffic. not only at the tidal basin but going to the caps game. how far did they do against the thrashers? dave feldman has the highlights when we return. it's definitely expensive having a growing family. and it's something that you think about. we try to be conscious of that and plan out our 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jimmy claw sent is scheduled to fly to town tomorrow and spend saturday visiting with redskins officials. the redskins will hold a private work out with clause en in south bend on april 15th. running back larry johnson spoke with reporters for the first time since signing with the redskins last month. johnson finished last season with cincy but it was his off the field issues in six and a half seasons in kc that threatened to over shadow h career. he was suspended twice, insulted fans and questioned the expense of coach todd haley. now he's a redskins. >> i wouldn't say a fresh start but this is more like i'm just going into a defendant era of my own. pretty much coming here and being here and trying to work as hard as i can to impress the coaches and see where it goes from there. i wouldn't say it was a fresh start. being 30 your fresh starts are already gone. >> reporter: from larry johnson to hoops. the basketball hall of fame announcing maryland guard gravis vasquez has won the 2010 bob kusman award. ive averaged 20 points, 6 assists and five boards per game. led maryland to a 24-9 record. a share of the acc title and berth in the ncaa tournament. >> if i will have the chance to try anything i will trymy acc player of the year trophy and the bob kusman award no disrespect but playing in the final four that's how much it means to me. watching the game is going to be an unbelievable feeling. >> reporter: gravis's teammate is alrea hayes needed the money ball to seal the deal. this is the money one. the dark one coming up. he got it. gary williams says that's my guy. hay would beat bdget mull roy to become the overall champ so a great day for the back court for the terps. nats taking on the mets in spring training. port ste. lucie. josh willingham takes john main out to left. cuts it to 3-2. in the fifth. tied at 3 and willingham unties it. gary matthews is not going to get t it's off the wall. two runs score and nats go on to win #-3. opening day is coming up 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