in. police say the attack was violent. several neighbors heard it and phoned police. the man was able to run away before police got there. police say they don t know if this was a planned attack and don t have any other cases like this to think this man acted before. i have two young children. we walk around here all the time. so just to always tell people where i am, not to open the door to anyone that i don t recognize. and to share this with my other girl friends just so that they re aware as well. we ll be keeping her in our thoughts and prayers. reporter: the woman according to police is in hospital now. they say she has significant but not life threatening injuries. reporting live in arlington i m sarah caswell, wusa9. he was head of security at montgomery county high school and now he s 57-year-old mark yantsos was arrested in april for sexually abusing a 17-year-old student at montgomery high school where he worked. he was out on bond and told not to contact the
reaction. take a look for yourself. i wish they didn t let you in the country. according to this facebook page, it all happened after the muslim woman let a woman jump ahead of her in the grocery line since she just had one item. excuse me? i was born here. i don t know if you oh, you were? nearly 2 million people have now seen the viral video since it was posted yesterday. obama s not in office anymore. we don t have a muslim in there anymore. yeah. i wish he was. . he s gone. he s gone. yeah. he may be in jail, too, in the future. the council on american islamic relations said it has had 10 times the number of harassment complaints over last year, more than 1,500 since january. many people get self- empowered. it s very unfortunate. you look a little crazy. maybe you need to get some help. i m fine. no, you re not because you don t just strike up line talking about stuff like that if you re normal. i m very normal. yeah. it looks like it.
reporter: kelly was driving with a blood alcohol level of .14. two months ago he pled guilty to 28 charges including five counts of negligent homicide. but for reasons that are still unexplained, judge albert let him out on gps monitoring. pending sentencing. now he has failed to turn up. i want to see is him turn himself in. if you are hiding him out, you re just as guilty. my other daughter morgan and her twin sister lauren. reporter: the community rallied around those ten surviving children throwing christmas parties and raising money. their third mother s day without their mom. if it gave them a million years it wouldn t be okay. if they put him to death, it wouldn t be okay. we learn how to cope with it and deal reporter: and the singing inside the court and the scene inside the courthouse was nothing like we have ever seen. there was dozens of relatives ready to describe the impact of this loss on them when kelly failed to show, they ran out into the hallway
accident in the same area, fairfax country. tonight we re asking if the roadway post a danger to neighbors. and montgomery high school students reached out to fox5 after this video from their locker room surfaced they re upset and drawing line between joke and racist defensive behavior right now on fox5 news at 10. we begin tonight with breaking news. a district judge in seattle temporarily suspended president president trumpp s executive order the band s immigrants and orts from 7 muslim countries. people are celebrating in front of the trump international hotel in the district. a u.s. district judge in seattle ruled washington, d.c. state and minnesota had standing to challenge trump s order and the two states won a temporary restraining order while the court considers a lawsuit which aims to permanently block the travel ban. here s a reaction from the washington state attorney general. immediately, effective now puts a halt to president trumpp s unconty constitu
here tonight? that to come to the united states, going through the process is a hard one. someone is willing to do that, they want to come here and better themselves and better this country that has welcomed them with open arms. reporter: others echoed abra s sentiment. some saying freedom of religion, no ban, no wall, and welcome. there is a place here for everyone. my parents are egyptian. they are muslim. i m first generation. this is something that hits very close to home. reporter: there are comrades on the other side of the airport helping with legal help. we are hearing from worried families at baggage claims. over the last few days people wouldn t be coming out when their family expected them to so they came to talk to us. reporter: a all volunteer group is here. a week ago, a small group of attorneys were on scene pursuant to order. no ban, no wall. reporter: scenes like this could return. however,. a huge group will come in tomorrow. and so, we wou