both died at the scene. a second passenger died at the suburban hospital. friends of the three say jacob was proud of the work he had done on that truck and all three teenagers were well liked. >> all great people. three great an angels are gained today in heaven. they were taken too soon. >> reporter: montgomery county say the teens have been at a pregraduation gathering by 11:30, jacob's truck was heading south on burnt hill road but the truck went off the road. it slammed into a tree a ripping off the bark. today, skidmarks were visible on the road as parts of the truck littered the crash site. >> it's been really hard. and like it still doesn't feel real. >> reporter: wednesday was graduation die for high school. principal steve had known all three victims since 11. the ceremony went on but students and family members here are grief stricken with the loss of these three teenagers. >> as a community we ban together. we come together at times like this and make sure we take care of each other. >> reporter: montgomery county police say according to the initial investigation, alcohol was most likely not a factor but speed and inexperience of the driver could be factors. driver, jacob dennis had a provisional driver's license. police say the only passengerses he was allowed to drive were members of his immediate family. . >> a sad loss. montgomery county police tell us tonight the toxicology reports should be back within about two weeks. we're live in clarksberg tonight. tom fitzgerald. sarah send it back to you. >> of course the clarksberg students dealing with this the way they can. they take to social media and we are seeing the #clarkberg strong, we want to share with you some of the tweets that the students have been putting out there today. hug your friends and family a little tighter today. and never miss a chance to tell someone what they mean to you. #clarkberg strong. another person tweet to go it's so sad because this was not how today was supposed to go. but all the families have all my love. greg rotate been a tough year for the clarkberg area and this one hits hard. please be safe. finally, this should not have happened again. they were so amazing and gave joy to everyone. we love you guys. laura such a sad day for sure. back to you. >> very sad. meanwhile developing in fairfax county, one man did he do, a woman wounded after a shooting in annondale. the victims knew each other but a short of calling this domestic dispute children were inside the house when the shooting started were you the able to escape unharmed. fox 5 paul wagner joins live from the scene. what happened out there? . >> reporter: fairfax county police are not telling us a lot of information at this point. in fact, they're stopping just short of calling this a domestic related the incident at this point. we're not far from fairfax county or nova fairfax county hospital. this down beverly drive here right off of tolbin road in the annondale section of fairfax county. you can see the police officer standing there inside the yellow crime scene tape. he is been stand there quite some time. what we understand this happened at that house just beyond where he is standing. let's show you video that we shot earlier today. fairfax county police responded gunfire was reported inside a single family home. and that is in the 3400 block of beverly drive. police say one victim was found inside the home and one outside. the children whose ages are still unknown ran out when the shooting began and were later found by police. neighbors were urged to stay inside about an hour while police searched the area to make sure the man in custody was the only person with a gun. >> the man who was found outside was he shot outside or inside and ran outside? >> we're looking into exactly where the two people were injured. i'm not sure whether it was inside or house. i just know they observed the man in the backyard and then the woman, the officers found second victim and took her to the hospital. >> the question people are having, is this some kind of a random shooting? was this a domestic? was this a robbery? progress? anything you can say about that? >> based on what they determined so far, we don't know the nature i'm going to show you relationships but it does appear that other. >> you know, i mean, it's scary. i'm living here now three years, and this is the first time that this happened, you know? >> reporter: that man we talked to lives in a house just up from beverly drive. he said he heard one very loud shot and he said the dog started to bark. and things got a little bit chaotic here in the neighborhood. we know that the police asked people to stay inside their houses for quite some time. and the police did take this man into custody. but at this point, they're not saying how they took him into custody but we know it took quite a while before they actually got him in handcuffs. live in fairfax, paul wagner fox 5 local news. maryland natural resources police say the body of a second boater missing since sunday has been recovered from the potomac river. >> they identified lawrence gray junior ofs brunswick today. his body was pulled from the river in the great falls area last night. that's about 3 from point of rocks where he and 51-year-old robert lee of frederick began their fish to go trip. lee's body was recovered yesterday about three miles from the launch point. autopsies will be done to determine how they died. . coming up in health watch, two popular products recalled. >> . find out why victims may be making you sick. k. . ground breaking new saliva test. a local man how it helped him find the right treatments and bettered his lives. a mom cracks down on her daughter after she finds a looked like pills on her dresser. only it wasn't actually pills. it was toys. the text exchange between mom and daughter gone viral. >> since yesterday. temperatures barely cracking 70. that wind is really causing problems especially northern portions of maryland where trees came down t it sure has brought in a big drop in the humidity as well as the temperature. and i'll let you know what you can expect tonight as well as tomorrow. fox 5 will be right back and so will my hair. . tonight. health watch. the free toe lay is recalling several rolled gold products with pretty sells may have been produced with flower that had peanut residue in it. they were sold nationwide with guaranteed fresh date from june 282016 to august 23rd 2016. so far no illnesses have been reported though. . another recall this one involved dietary supplements. farm byte is recalling several victims. recall covers four types of nature made adult gum mi victims issue because testing for salmonella was not done on some badges of the victims. the recall is out of an abundance of caution. . we told you about genetic testing that can reveal what is going on inside s could be contributing to depression, anxiety and other mental health conditions and identified the very medications that that person should be taking. >> we're hearing from an alexandria man who says the genetic test actually saved his life. >> james crawford tried everything. from therapy to a variety of antidepressants. >> medication that helped inincredibly ineffective. but they kept it from being inescapable but also kept the highs from existing at all. >> he couldn't plated suicide often. he thought that's how life would be forever until recently he learned about a genetic test called jen sepas say. it tests 18 genes. it pinpoint treatment, no trial and robber. for james the renewal blew him away. he was clinically depressed but he found out the problem wasn't just in his head. >> this under lie, biology that worked that is supporting the stories of the depressed person or in my case, the stories i told myself about why my life is the way it is. i've done something wrong. i'm to blame for being a horrible person. >> james no longer feels that way. following the test, once he figured out where his body was deficient and which medications worked best, he started on a regimen of a form of folic acid and an antiseizure mood stabilizing drugs. no more antidepressants. >> you hear about people getting a brand new life. i'm 45. i started this process two years ago. i have a brand new life. . >> reporter: realizing it wasn't his fault was the path to freedom. his body was biologically causing him to feel this way. and all he needed was the right medication. >> people make decisions, i'm capable of living in way i couldn't. i'm capable of sitting with you going my god this is a beautiful day and feeling it. >> that's powerful. >> it really is. almost makes you cry. talking to him is just -- it really was life saving for him. >> that's amazing. >> he went through hell trying to get there. then this test. >> the science it really isn't complete yet but it's a huge investment and it's not just helping people with depression. it's helping with adhd, autism trying to find the right medication and even vets with posttraumatic disorder. this is helping in so many different ways and they're not done yet. 18 genes are part of this test. they could can expand that further in the future. >> thi that's a huge breakthrough. let's take a live look outside. this will make you happy. beautiful day out there. little windy but we'll take it. 71 out there. >> nice day. but yeah, you need a pony tail today. >> i spent nowhere near 30 minutes on my hair more like an hour. ? >> no,s you didn't. >> i have to say that while the wind is definitely very noticeable this afternoon, this change in temperature is delightful but i do need the jacket. feels a little bit chilly out here. we've had winds gusted over 40 miles an hour. and earlier today, we had one last piece of energize swing through maryland that produced showers and storms, and they took down trees across howard county baltimore all the way up to philadelphia where there were significant power outages as well. we're left through the wind feel and comfortable air and it is going to be getting better. let's get you started with a look at e seeing at 5:00. we still have a gust at 35. my camera man got one hand on his camera and one on his lights because they're both threatening to fall down with these gusts. it definitely puts a little bit of chill in the air. we don't complain because we know we have main hot days and it's so nice to get up to about 72 today but you didn't quite get there north and west. martinsberg 66 and west minister. 66. 61 in pittsburgh. detroit is 70 and richmond at 77, we got our cool shot from this big pool of cold air. it did promote that huge whirl of showers and thunderstorms that you see going into motion here. that's cleared the new york city area. but the tail end of that came through maryland this morning between about 10:00 and noon. moved quickly but promoted certainly is evidence of cross much of northern maryland. it's going to be clearing on out. it will stay breezy tonight. maybe not as windy as it is now but it will stay breezy and look at these overnight low temperatures from 47 to 56 in dc. it will be cool if not chilly overnight. thursday looking like a fantastic day but on the breezy side, not as windy as today, with gusts over 40 miles an hour but still breezy and we're getting ready for the weekend. we'll talk about what you can expect for weekend when i join you inside in just a little bit. it's been quite a changeable week and i think we have a few more changes as we look at that seven-day forecast with you in just a few minutes.0 are a and laura back fellow you. a horrible crime in culpeper county. an estranged wife ran from her husband shooting at her to wat her husband chased after her killed the neighbor and brutally his estranged wife. matt is live in culpeper with more on that. matt? >> reporter: the sheriff just briefed us not long ago. of he says his officers on the scene were forced to fire at and then kill this man who they believed had just shot at his estranged wife and also shot at a another man inside a home. turns out they learned later that man inside the home was dead. i want to take you to video. show you the scene here. this is along gray street in here in culpeper. it happened around 9:00 last night. will list walker chased his wife out of the house firing at her as she ran to a neighbor's house for shelter. he had a shotgun. listen to the sheriff describe what went on. it is chilling. with a shotgun firing at least one round as he was following her. he arrived at that door after she had made entry to receive shelter from the homeowner. he made an approach to the door firing more than one shot into the door and making entry to the house at which point he shot and killed the 74-year-old male occupant of the home. >> reporter: to the sheriff went on to say that his officers were able to respond quickly once they got to the house, they then spotted mr. walker outside the house. he had a gun and hand. i want you to listen to the police transmission. the sheriff released this not long ago as things took place. we edited it a bit but listen to it. >> he got the gunpointed at me behind the tree. >> be advised the subject is young. >> yelling to kill him. >> >> culpeper we got one round in him. he's not moving. >> reporter: we should tell you this was a longer clip but basically, we took several of the signed bites and put them together but they were in order. once we can, we're going to put it on fox 5 dc. it started when you the dispatcher called for the officers to go to the home and then following the shooting, itself. also virginia state police are investigating this, the sheriff says since this was a police involved shooting, he is asked virginia state police to investigate what happened there last night and one more thing before we go. the sheriff tells us that the 911 call, there was a woman inside the house, her partner, that 74-year-old man who was shot and killed apparently she was on the phone calling 911. as she's askingo can hear gunfire in the background. it was hard to hear. he's waiting for the prosecutor to see if the prosecutor wants to release those tapes. or it will be used as evidence. but we'll bring it to you if they are released but the sheriff said it's definitely chilling. live in culpeper matt eckland. ellen's race si joke backfires. the talk show host is at the center of a lawsuit. axle rose is demanding google take down an unflattering picture. richard simmons reply responds to transgender rumors. >> police indicted 26 member me howard county. >> a quarter selling for thousands on ebay. we'll be right back. k. vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me . entertainment headlines here the producer of the ellen degeneres show is facing a lawsuit. this after a georgia real estate agent claims her name was miss pronounced. the agent's name is probesed. she claims degeneres displayed one of her real estate signs as the center of a joke comparing for another sign. she said the sign included her phone number which caused her to receive harassing phone calls, pierce is suing for invasion of privacy defamation and emotional distress. >> don't google her or you might get the call. we all have pictures we don't like of ourselves and we don't want anyone to see. axle rose is no different. he's images like this because he says they're unflattering. several pictures taken in 2010 were used in internet means, communicating his physical his appearance. >> what happens when you're a public figure like that. >> you may not like it. picked up by the internet. >> the internet. richard simmons, no realization, had to be medically evaluated next week in what was called bizarre behavior. >> wait that's new? >> simmons released a statement saying he was just dehydrateded. he's now feeling great. . >> wearing those red and white shorts. >> i know, got to give it t him. let's talk about the memorial services for boxing legend muhammad ali. they're going to get underway in kentucky. >> this is video from earlier this morning of fans lining you to get tickets to the service in louisville on friday. tickets were available on a first come first served basis. there were 15,000 of them available. fans were also be able to see ali's funeral procession. it will be stopping in his childhood home and the street named after the legend muhammad ali boulevard. the champ passport has now hit the auction block. ali's well worn passport issue in 1972 went up for sale in new york city today and it will not be cheap. it's expected to rake in about $35,000. coming up, a mom makes a desperate attempt to save her daughter as a man drags her out 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[crowd cheering] [crowd cheering over phone] . this is fox 5 local news at 5:00. new tonight a former high school teacher in montgomery county has been arrested and charged with sexually abusing female students. 38-year-old todd subscriber was a teacher at chevy chase high school. accused of sexually abusing he took pictures of the students fully dressed in the classroom. pictures showed specific areas of each female's body. detectives are asking anyone who think they may have been victimized to contact police. police have indicted 26 people in connection with the howard county drug ring. detectives made the arrest over last eight months. it started after undercover officers made a series of drug buys from various dealers. they learned is a james mathews was supplying the drugs. michael webb took over the operations. they tapped his phone leading thome identify others in the operation. detective seize does more than a ceelo of cocaine, crack, prescription pills, four car, $160,000 in cash as well. a florida man behind bars for allegedly attempting to kidnap teenage girl in a store. you can see him pushing a shopping cart in dollar general before grabbing the 13-year-old girl. he attempted to drag her out of the store. the teen's mom sprang into action getting into a tug of war with the suspect before he fled the scene. he was later caught and arrested. he is charged with kidnapping and child abuse. politics now, the gop is asking for the public's help defining what the republican party of 2016 represents. the republican national committee launched an interactive website for people share what they would like to see. the feedback will be compiled into a document that will be adopted at the convention in jewel. the site asks users to explore six general policy categories ranging from foreign policy to the economy. users can select top three issues that matter to them the most. last night, hillary clinton won four of six states in the primary races and declared victory inhe primary. >> she has focused on the historic nature of the accomplishment and political reporter ronica cleary is here. >> reporter: she'll be the first female presidential nominee. in clinton's remarks, she claimed victory in the democratic primary and spoke of her mother. saying, quote, i wish she could see her daughter become the democratic nominee for president of the united states. now, before clinton took the stage, she posted a tweet to dedicating the evening to little girls. now, it read to every little girl who dreams big, yes, you can be anything you want. even president. tonight is for you. that was signed h and that means it was from hillary clinton herself. of it's been retweeted 32,000 times. she also history made narrated by clinton and female voices. it is one that reflected on women in history who have broken down barriers to achieve equal employment opportunity. many newspapers featured her on the cover. here's a tweet from the new york post of their cover. it said the first lady makes history as female nominee. we wanted to hear from women. >> as a woman, i was very much -- my eyes were full of tears when i listened to her speech. >> i'm glad. it's time. it's good -- it's a good step forward. >> i love it. i love it. i'm with her. >> it's historical. whether she's the right person for the job or not doesn't matter. she concurred a barrier that's been on our country forever. >> amidst all of this, keep in mind that bernie sanders has no conceded the race and is committed to taking this to a contested can convention. he'll be in washington tomorrow for a rally in his remarks, he said we willy continue to fight for eve delegate we can get. back to you. thank you. >> makes you laugh. doesn't it? >> that's a good one. >> you like this? . >> it's tough to get down to that whole somber voice. that seems kind of playing out at redskins, desean jackson showed up one day this week and now not there again. a lot of people wondering what's going on. that's kind of what -- that's what gruden has been doing. there's a lot of talk about it. this is a contract year, for a brief shining moment, desean jackson was there and redskins park for otas. it seed back together today was a different story. jackson was not there but fox 5 brody was. >> reporter: it's not about the 89 players that were on the field for practice today. it's about the one that wasn't. >> this is all volunteer, so he took the option not to come. >> it is what it is. we're going to coach the guys that are here. >> this guy, i know, i called him up and he didn't answer the phone call. >> reporter: desean jackson isn't answering calls but they're ready to call the man they call jack pot face off against the skins new 75 million dollar quarterback. >> have a guy out here and see what he brings to the table and put more >> you can ask him to pay up when you're paying him more than $9 million a year. jackson was at practice monday. and that's all jay gruden needed to see. >> i trust the fact if he's not here he's getting his body ready to go and he proved that the last couple days. he looked as fast as he ever been. had great stamina. good shape. a lot stronger than i've seen him before. desean is going to be just fine. >> reporter: he'll be on the feel next week. it is 100 percent mandatory. a redskins park, brody logan fox 5 sports. you might remember this tennis star was previousnally band after testing positive for a heart disease drug. and today the hammer came down hard. she got a two-year band for taking substance. ly she said it was unintentional and the drug was only recently added to the list of band substances. even though she admitted taking the drug, which is not a performance enhancer. they wanted a hasher penalty. they say they will resume their relationship. wait till you hear why she failed at a time drug test. it's because the divorce of her agent max follow us here, this is what it says. of in november, and '13, he printed out a copy to take it with him on his vacation in the car beeian so it could be checked in 2015 he separated from his wife. did not take his annual vacation in the car bean and due to the issues in his personal life failed to review his 2016 prohibited list. blame it on the ex-wife apparently. it's strange. isn't it? >> yes. >> she did admit to it. it's not something that enhances her. it's for health issues. it was banned for one reason or another. she's going to appeal. we'll >> i said probably the most famous tennis player right now. >> exactly. big name. coming up, chip giving out free bury toes, and the crater of the worldwide web wants to change it. fascinating robber 1970 quarter selling for thousands on ebay. >> was it windy enough for you? got the national monument shaking behind me. wind gusts over 40 miles in the city and we have thunderstorm wind damage to our north to talk about. feels like early spring. we have a much warmer forecast ahead for you. wait till you see the weekend. the seven-day forecast coming back next from fox 5 news at 5:00 returns after this. know you can keep your financial big picture under control. know you can see how much you have to spend and whether you should transfer funds. know you can easily keep track of what you're putting away. and know you're budgeted for the great escape. thanks to virtual wallet by pnc. ♪ . they're heeping to woo back customers by honoring nurses with a buy one get one deal to celebrate to nurse appreciation day. it's nor anyone who shows a hospital or medical office id at any of their locations. if you buy one burrito, you'll get another order for free. >> they're trying to do whatever they can. >> i was going to say that. >> what on her they can to drum up business. taking a look at weather, and gorgeous day out there. windy. it's nice and refreshing. >> it is, i thought it felt great. one of those spring days we never really had back in may. a little cool for early june and certainly windy, if you don't mind the gusty winds, certainly refreshing to give the air conditioners a break as we a live look. 72 degrees, low humidity. winds gusting out of the north over 20 miles an hour. as we go into tonight, going to be down right chilly with temperatures falling into the 50's possibly and even a 48 or 49 out there early tomorrow morning, lots of sunshine to follow thursday. i think tomorrow will be the best. a little less wind, warmer, gorgeous, temperatures mild, humidity remains low. the warmth returns by the weekend. possibly hitting 90 for the first time so far this season on saturday or sunday. looks pretty warm. satellite and radar right now. most of the active weather cleared our area. we had a feisty band of showers earlier. lots of reports thunderstorm wind damage, you got to get wind gusts over 50 miles an hour for all those trees to be down, that was to towards or north with the complex gone through philadelphia and new york city. but even into bethesda reports of trees down on brad plea boulevard. all of us saw that brief wind and the rain that poured for awhile. clear right now, we got a gorgeous evening, temperatures outside, very comfortable. low 70's. just really doesn't get better than sunshine and 70's. that's what we had. 74 right now in quantico, 72 manassas, 70 had in dulles. a remarkable change compared to the past couple days. . the temperatures it is about a good ten-15 degrees cooler than what we saw yesterday. a high of 87 and a high of 74 today. winds gusting out of the northwest sustained at 15 to 25. then wind gusts right now are still very high over 30 miles an hour at times, 35 in washington. tough to walk down the street outside. it's been so blustery. winds calmed down considerably overnight. we go to pretty light five to ten miles an hour by morning. it will remain breezy tomorrow buno i don't think we'll be seeing any trees or loose items across the street. forecast as we head into tonight. high pressure is reenforced. it will be cool and down right cloudy with temperatures in the 50's to start off very nice thursday morning. here's the rest of the week. high pressure is locked in. one sunny day after another. looks nice to take us through rest of the work week. mild thursday and friday, warmth does return for the weekend. let's focus in on that. saturday 88 degrees with isolated thunderstorms and already looking like we can have strong ones. a lot of heat returning. early shower possible on sunday then clear out and warm again 87 on sunday. so either day, if we get really warm ahead of the front or warm again late sunday. we could see 90. forecast for tonight, beautiful, 8:33 temperatures fell only in the 60's, overnight we fall into the 50's comfortable june morning in dc. 56 overnight. 78 for the high tomorrow with sunshine just were beautiful, beautiful day. seven-day forecast, 78 tomorrow, looks great for the trip to -- friday morning with the fox 5 morning crew be sure to join them out there in dc, it will be beautiful morning and afternoon. there's the warm weekend forecast and as we head to next week, cool off monday, pretty good tuesday, chance of showers on wednesday. tomorrow fantastic. >> wow. a little break. >> makeup soccer games. >> make up for what? four, five weekends rainy weather? at least now we're able to make them up. >> thanks caitlin. how often you should clean your smart phone and how to do it right way. >> do you hate folding your laundry? mine is in the close basket. >> apparently there's a who will do it for you. it's about time. how it works and when you can get your hands on one next. i can't wait. it. . new tonight technology leaders are meeting in san francisco this week to talk about making internet more secure and lessens sored place. all part of the decentralized web summit. one of the speakers created the worldwide web in 1989. he says he's not a fan of the model on the web, makes people give up their data information to get stuff for free. he also says the internet more options. most us keep our smart phones with us all day long and with so much up close and personal time, the screens get a little dirty. according to apple, this a right way to clean your is smart phone screen. you should clean it immediately if it comes into contact with materials that might cause a stains's use a soft lints-free cloth and for stubborn spots use water or alcohol but never apply liquid directly on to the screen because moisture can damage the phone. >> i usually just rub it on my clothes. >> that's what i do. >> when a quarter worth more than 25 cents when it's one of the world's major minute errors, it's going for $35,000, that's because it was minted on top of a 1941 canadian coin. you can see the shadow deof the to 1941 version underneath. it's unclear why the quarter was the first place. still very rare. 35,000 bucks. >> folding laundry just a little while ago. it got a whole lot easier. meaning you we only have to do it anymore. >> it's called the fold a mate machine. it's expected to be released by 2018 by a san francisco company. it will cost you about 850 bucks if you want one. up next a mom mistakes toys for pills in her teenage daughter's bedroom. >> their text exchange on this whole thing gone viral. we'll explain and show it to you up next. on top of your health?ay ahh... ahh... cigna customers have plan choices and tools to take control. so they're more engaged, with fewer high health risks and lower medical costs. take control of your health at cigna dot com slash take control. . a mother accused a drainage of taking drugs after finding the colorful capsules in a plastic bag in her room. she texted her to come home right away because she was grounded. but ashley quickly defused things when she told her nominee put the capsules in water. that turns out they were dehydrated sponges not capsules but they turn into dinosaur sponges. mom ended the text with why would you buy these? i thought you were 16, not seven. then the hilarious text exchanged immediately went viral. >> i'm sure she was just like a sigh of relief. >> my kids come home with those all the time. >> i could see how a mother would be freaked out if 16-year-old had those in her room. >> thanks for joining us at 5:00. local news at 6:00 starts right now. this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. >> they were taken too soon but great people. >> tonight at 6:00, a graduation with heavy hearts after three high school students died on the eve of commencement. then chilling 911 calls after a sheriff's deputy killed an armed man who murdered his elderly neighbor. long-term. man wakes up to a jeep in his living room. the news starts now h. it is good to have you with us tonight i'm tony perkins. >> i'm sean yancy. we begin with breaking news, to four people shot. >> tisha lewis is live at the scene with the latest. tisha? >> reporter: it's a very active scene. what we can say is police chief just spoke to the media. she says the gunman apparently targeted a victim outside big ben's liquor store. that gunman fired several shots striking the victim and also three other people. now, as an officer who was on bike was responding to the scene, that officer was struck by a car that was traveling. all of these victims, we're told, had been taken to the hospital. again, out here on new york avenue and north capitol street. morris who i'm working with right now, we can show you the traffic backed up on new york avenue. so the three individuals who were struck aside from the victim, they were a apparently bystanders, that's just to give you an idea of how violent the scene turned at three bystanders were apparently struck. it could have been much worse. again, lots of police activity out here on new york aven