dozen teens in a parking lot in gaithersburg this all went down in a festival shopping center on muddy branch road, 2:00 a.m. this morning. police tell us at least one person was shot and up to 7 others stabbed as bad as this sounds everyone survived, no ward yet from police on what may have set off the violence. also in maryland firefighters battling this raging house fire, flames reported 3:00 a.m. this morning at a home on 32nd street, mount anear, one firefighter suffered minor burns he is expected to be okay. the home is vacant and the cause of this still under investigation. another big story this morning the aftermath of friday s storms. dozen offence families displaced as officials are still assessing damage one of the hardest hit areas, bladens burg maryland authorities say damage is responsible from a so called micro burst, intense down draft, able to produce winds town 100 miles winds up to 100 miles per hour. reporter: although northwest dc was hit lightly
all of the counties here in red. so we re not out of the woods yet. although things should be winding down as teams start to fall and the cooler air can move in from the north and west. currently 65 degrees right now at reagan national. our humidity is 87%. winds out of the south at 23 miles per hour. we ve had winds gust in excess of about 50 miles per hour. we ve got a wind advisory and high wind warning for most of the area. front royal picking up a wind gust of 54 miles per hour in the last couple of hours. so gusty winds continue. so early rain and windy with falling temperatures. our temperatures by 5:00 this afternoon forecast to be in the low 40s. so when you are running out the door, bring a jacket. it will feel colder during the afternoon. got a nice facebook from matthew walters saying it is 2.5 inches of rain and temperature fallen to 45 degrees out to the west. so more details on the forecast in a couple of minutes. back up stairs to you. it s been a real mess ou
times square bombing. investigators are on the hunt for a person of interest with ties to pakistan. a murder near campus. a university of virginia lacrosse player found dead and her boyfriend is under arrest. tonight we re learning more about her alleged killer and his ties to our area. plus, breaking details in the murder of a beloved d.c. principal. four suspects arrested and tonight the district is dropping a bombshell. good evening. i m brian brian. i m shaun i m brian bolter. i m shawn yancey. tonight top d.c. leaders some of those under arrest should have already been in justdy. fox 5 has team coverage of this still developing coverage. roby chavez starts us. reporter: detectives are still putting the pieces together of this extensive investigation together but here is what we know. some of the teens have extensive criminal backgrounds. as you mentioned, at least two of them were supposed to be in the custody of d.c. s troubled youth rehabilitation service
welcome to fox 5 morning news. a nice view of our nation s capitol. a hot one out there. talking about high 80s. can t wait for that. i m allison seymour. and i m steve chenevey. it s going to be hot. let s check in with tony perkins and find out how hot it will be. hot in the studio. i had to take the jacket off. and we ll see summertime temperatures across the region. want to start with hd radar. we ve been monitoring shower activity and thunderstorms, this is up to the north and east, including a couple of spots where the rain is a bit heavier. this is generally speaking around arundel mills, laurel, glen burnie, down toward the south and maybe just to the east of beltsville, toward pasadena, severna parkplaces like that, that area seeing showers. most of the area is dry but again seeing pop-up showers and some brief thunderstorm activity. let s go to the graphics and i ll show you what is happening across the area. you see it and bang. most of it dissipates before i
nine games. game when he missed the kick. last year, hauschka was the back upand the coals go up give the ravens on suay. for more detail keep checking back with abc2news.com. good evening. i m marybeth marsden. we have major developments in the theft trial against mayor dixon. after the prosecutor rested its case, the defense asked for a miss trial saying it was never proven. brian keebler joins us live to explain some charges were dropped. brian? reporter: mayor dixon faces two less charges as the judge in the case threw them out. the state rested its case never calling ronald mb. lipsco dixon s defense, hover, ved mo to row out all of e charges saying without lipscomb, the prosecutor never proved its case. the judge dropped the charges leading to lipscomb leaving the may foreface only five. the jury thwas instructed to disregard 35 pieces of evidence and testimony from six witnesses. well, obviously, we re very pleased. they didn t put mr. lipscomb on the stand and w