audrey barns is live with more. >> reporter: with hazmat crews all over the trailer park, cleaning up diesel oil and fuel that spilled from several tanks here. this community was swamped by all of that rain. when the st. mary's river spilled over its banks. many of the residents had evacuated earlier in the day and had returned home and were sleeping with no idea what was happening right outside their doors. >> and i woke up at 2:00 this morning and i looked outside and everything was just like a big river outside. >> reporter: and her car was floating in the middle of it. >> it was up to i guess about here when we left at 2:00 in the morning, 2, 2:30 in the morning. >> the baby seat, everything. >> the baby seat, everything. >> reporter: a relative rescued a nancy and her family by boat. glen boatright pulled a dozen others to safety. >> i had 16 people up there. i gave them a place to stay until this all went down. >> reporter: now, since our last shot at 5:00, the maryland department of environment spill response team has arrived taking over for the cleanup. some of the investigato

fox 5's audrey barnes is live in the newsroom. you're learning more about isaac. >> that's right. 48-year-old stuart isaac left a note for a relative september 7th saying he was going on a cross-country drive. no one has heard from him in nearly a month, but now his car has been found abandoned in yellowstone national park with the keys still in it. relatives and friends fear the worst. outside stuart isaac's burton burtonville townhome his suv and motorcycle are just like he left them, nearly a month ago, but no sign of the man neighbors say was the rock of the community. >> he was a good neighbor. he was out there in the snow. he was the first guy out, last guy to leave. he was very helpful. just a good guy. >> when i would take my evening walks and he was coming home from work, he would be sure to say hi and he was a pleasure to speak with. >> reporter: yvonne davis says isaac had talked about a road trip. >> since he bought the lexus he has always said that i'm just going to drive. i want to go do some driving. >> reporter: ra

thank you, audrey barnes. >>> and redskins albert hainesworth is dealing with a personal tragedy. lance mccoy was speeding on the bike when it collided with the car out of the parking lot and is unclear if he will suit up with the team on sunday. today, coach mike shanahan addressed the situation. >> tacked to albert last night and he gave me a call. what he's going through is farrah -- paramount, obviously. we wish his family, you know, giving them our prayers and thoughts and i thank is the main concern right now. >> shanahan does not know if hainesworth will play. he left the team last night and flew to nashville to be with the family. >>> what happened to a well- known korean businessman and that is what detectives are trying to figure out after fining him dead inside his home. police say the 61-year-old died from trauma to his upper body. matt ackland has more. >> reporter: police say they need help solving this one and believe he may have driven away in his lexus suv and tonight, they want to track that vehicle down. fairfax county patrol officers securing the crime scene an

. >> reporter: audrey barnes, fox 5 news. >>> a fairfax station man fell dead in his home. miss suspect -- found dead in his home. police suspect foul play. 65-year-old young yun died yesterday. his 2002 lexus suv is still missing and police hope if they find the vehicle they'll find yun's killer. it has virginia tags xyw8197. police ask anyone with information to call them. >>> now to the economy, bank of america expanding its moratorium on foreclosures stopping proceedings and sales in all 50 states. the bank originally halted those foreclosures in 23 states after an employee admitted to signing thousands of foreclosure documents a month without reading them. the banks says it will take a few weeks to review all the paperwork. today's move is due in part to pressure from federal and state leaders. >>> we have a followup to a story we first reported yesterday. flaws discovered in d.c.'s new online voting program. university of michigan professor alex holderman testified before d.c. city council explaining the flaws his students found when they were challenged to hack into