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>> before we entered we heard a pop from inside. >> the exclusive with one officer who credits a door for saving his life. >> for the first time tonight we hear dramatic calls for help as a plane sank into freezing water. >> okay. i'm going to lose you. >> okay, can you stay on the phone with me. sir? sir? sir? i lost him. >> plus a runaway bus speeding down a busy road as the driver slumps over the wheel. how a rider was able to step in and save lives. >> first tonight, the s.w.a.t. team officer, sharing his story of survival after being shot at during a raid. >> happened in forestville, maryland. it wasn't his vest but a door that stopped the bullet. erica gonzalez starts with a news 4 exclusive. >> officers with the special operations division of prince george's county tell me they are ready for anything. they're trained. but today one particular officer was about this far away from a bullet. in an exclusive interview, this prince george's officer tells

news 4 he was shot at today. we know what we are going into. we generally have belter equipmebelter -- better equipment and tactics. >> earlier today he and a team went to execute a search warrant. a drug raid at regency point apartments in forestville, maryland. >> we try to treat every warrant the same way no matter we are get into. so we are not caught off-guard. >> reporter: but the suspect. was behind this reinforced door. so police took a battering ram to it. >> approximately 30 shots with two man rams. >> reporter: over and over again. barely make it out. the steel is just that tough he says. then a muffled sound from the other side. >> after hearing the pop it was in the back of our mind. >> reporter: the officer and the team literally dodged a bullet. pearson was put in cuffs and charged with multiple counts of

attempted murder. >> you have got to use the best tactics, put your training into place. hope that, that day is not your number. >> reporter: in riverdale, maryland. erica gone zaezalez. new details on an 18-year-old found dead in an intersection. the man accused of killing the woman, says he met her on tag. alexander buckley denies shooting lee. according to court documents he told police he got her phone after someone else shot her at 5th and nicholson streets. tag is a site that allows iphone &roid users to meet, chat and flirt over the internet. victims of gun violence, gathering and calling for change. fighting for tougher laws in the whack of the school shooting in newtown, connecticut. shomari stone is at the scene of a high profile murder still unsolved. shomari stone? >> reporter: the stories of three high profile gun violence

incidents took center stage at a debate and the mother of one teen walking here to central high school in prince george's county speaks out. >> my emotions are very sad. >> reporter: elizabeth ross is saddened by the tragic death of her son, markel ross. >> if i had my days, feels like some one knocked on my door and tells me, my son has passed. >> reporter: the teen was shot and killed, walking to central high school in september. tonight, elizabeth shared her story with the crowd in greenbelt maryland and watched living for 32. >> that's when my life changed. >> reporter: the documentary about the virginia tech massacre. all show the virginia tech shooter used two handguns and not what some classify as assault weapons. most say a ban is needed to stop gun violence. james, a concealed weapons permit, are gaugues the ban is

unconstitutional. lisa delighty is president of the board of cease-fire, maryland. her brother, fbi agent, michael jon miller was murdered in d.c. police headquarters in 1994. what do you say to some that say that violates the second amendment? >> i an not taking your gun for you to hunt. i am taking your assault weapon that you don't hunt with. >> reporter: cease-fire maryland and nra will raise awareness about assault weapons ban. to night i talked to a prince george's county detective. he tells me they're still investigating the shooting death of markel ross. live, prince george's county, capital heights, shomari stone, news 4. >> tomorrow president obama will reveal what could be the most significant immigration reform effort in years. this one is getting bipartisan support after hispanic voters proved to be an important voting block last november. in the plan, undocumented workers would have to pass a background check, pay fines, and

back taxes for probationary status, and then wait to earn a green card. the congressional hispanic caucus met with the president about the proposal supposed to be tough but fair. >> the president confirmed that this was going to be a legislative issue of highest priority to get passed this year. >> i think it is tough in the sense that the waiting time to become a resident might be indefinite at this time. >> republicans say enforcement has to be a big part of the effort. so this doesn't become an amnesty program. a major policy change now in the works for the boy scouts of america. drawing praise from gay rights groups tonight. the groups' long standing ban on gay scouts and leaders may be lifted. the new rules would let individual groups sponsoring troops decide for themselves if gays should become members. the current policy has drawn protests and cost the boy scouts major funding in recent years. in weather now, some

dramatic temperature swings coming our way. veronica johnson to till us when all this is going to happen. veronica? >> even out there right now, jim, our temperatures are way up. we have a much easier morning coming our way. i think tomorrow will be one of the best days, of the workweek. take a look at the temperatures behind me now. rockville, maryland. sitting at 44 degrees right now. 4 degrees in restin, virginia. 50, warrenton. 49 degrees in huntingtown right now. plenty warm out there. if you haven't been outside. for early tomorrow morning, we're going to see sitting in the upper 30s. there you are at, 4:00, 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 a.m. there will be fog around the area tomorrow morning. and becoming patchy by the time we get to late morning. already, by the time we get to the noon hour. we'll hit 45 degrees for a top by 11:00 a.m. we'll be well on our way with the significant warm-up taking place midweek. so, these are the temperatures. we'll get something else that, we are not going to like with

the higher temperatures. i'll explain in a couple minutes. >> thank you, veronica. tonight we are hearing the frantic calls for help after a plane plunged into the icy hudson river near new york city. tonight with some of the life 911 calls. wendy? >> reporter: wait until you hear the calls. amazing when you hear it. this plane as you can imagine filling up with water after it crashes. two people are on board. they have to act quickly so they can get out before it sinks. this is a small piper aircraft. goes down in the hudson river, near yonkers, westchester county north of manhattan. carrying the pilot, passenger. on a sightseeing trip. and this frantic 911 call, describes the scene as the dispatcher tells the pilot to get out before it is too late. how many people on board? >> we have life preservers. >> are you in the water now. >> in the water.

filling up. we are going down. we are going down. >> okay. >> sir, i need you to get out of the plane and let me know when you're out. >> i'm out of the plane. i'm going to lose you. i'm going to lose you. the water's freezing. i'm not going to make it to shore. >> okay, we have an officer en route ande have a boat en route. >> okay. i am going to lose you. >> you have to remember they're going into icy, icy water. they did manage to get out. managed to stay afloat. they got their life vests on. the police officers and retired detective took a boat out to rescue them. both were taken to a local hospital, treated for hypothermia and are expected to be okay. so the ntsb is investigating this obviously. and, ironically, 4 years ago this month, captain sully sullenberger safely landed the u.s.airways flight on the hudson river, all 155 on board the flight, got out. survived and have a great story

to tell about miracle on the hudson. become to you. >> thank you, wendy. >> a new video shows a man wanted in connection with a sexual assault in northwest d.c. surveillance video shows the suspect near the crime scene. police say that attack happened on sunday, january 20th. in the 1,400 block of florida avenue northwest. if you recognize the man, you are asked to call the police. >> funerals began today for the 233 people who were killed in a nightclub fire in southern brazil. pyrotech ni pyrotechnics started the fire. the club had one exit. confused people rushed to the door. but security guard actually stopped them from leaving. the guards thought the people were trying to skip out on their bar tabs. survivors described a kay yotic scene. >> what did you see? >> people crying.

people dying in my sight. i lost very special people to me. >> brazilian authority arrested the club's co-owner and two band members today. almost half the victims attended a university nearby the club. question is, could something like that happen here? local fire department say, they do regular inspections at clubs to make sure they're up to code. most jurisdictions do not allow pyrotechnic shows. officials say a fire is always possible. clubs need to have several safety systems. there should be lit exit signs. and pull down fire alarm triggers. smoke detectors and sprinklers are a must. and there should always be a second exit. >> kids in arlington, should be back in class tomorrow after getting a day off today because of the weather. arlington was the only school district inside the beltway that opted to close rather than have a two-hour delay this morning. many parents were confused and angry about the decision,

kidding roads in the county were clear. for many families if the children are home from school, a parent has to be home too. >> we make it work. as parents, have to do. it's -- for us, it can, can be a real problem. and there are days that this is -- both impacted my business and, you know, added a lot of stress to our lives. >> arlington schools defended the decision to close saying the forecast was for icing. they say the buses have to be out very early even with a delay and they erred on the side of caution to keep children safe. >> coming up tonight, an out of control bus crashed into several cars. we'll tell you what our riders said, felt look a scene from a movie. >> a medical milestone for a soldier who lost all four limbs in a war zone. >> a local athlete ready to take the field in the super bowl. tonight we will

new video shows the aftermath of a terrible bus ride in new york city. tran it o transit officials say the bus driver blacked out with his foot on the gas. manhattan's upper eastside earlier tonight. riders were specreaming as the s sped up and hit cars. a passenger, jumped up and grabbed the wheel is called a hero. dozens treated for minor injuries. the bus driver is in the hospital. no word on what caused hem to pass out.

>> great thinking by a man on a motorcycle at the intersection. probably saved his life. look at this. the truck made the turn. then flipped over as the rider quickly moved backward. it happened at a busy intersection in china. despite the close call, the driver and the truck driver were both okay. >> still, no verdict in the child of a form trial of a police officer charged with murder. former culpeper officer, white, claims he shot 54-year-old patricia cook in self-defense. it happened last february. cook had been accused of trespassing and reportedly refused to leave the parking lot at a private school. she was not armed. if convicted, white faces anywhere from a year to life in prison. >> tomorrow, we expect to hear from the soldier recovering from a milestone surgery after losing all four limbs in iraq.

brendon morocco received a double arm transplant at johns hopkins university. injured on eastern in iraq in 2009. his father says the first quadruple amputee to survive the injuries. the on raegs wperation was perft month. his father says he is excited to get new arms. much more on the remarkable surgery on news 4. >> the super bowl sunday comes with extra excitement for a family who had a difficult year. vernon davis was raised in the city by his grand mother who still lives in northwest. but before davis made news for, going to the super bowl, his younger brother michael was named as the suspect in a deadly attack with a hammeren the s ei city. awaiting trial on murder and assault charges now. despite the challenges, davis' grand mother says vernon is ready. >> i am excited, very excited. you can't be nervous.

you have to go in there and treat it like, it just any other game that you are playing a little harder. >> despite advice about not being nervous. mrs. davis says she is too nervous to watch vernon playing live. she is going to tape the games. coming up later this week. vernon davis's journey from dunbar to the terps to the nfl. and the story as our super bowl coverage continues from new orleans. >> what on earth is she going to do while everybody else is watching the game? >> as long as nobody spoils it and calls and says, hey did you see? >> i couldn't stand it. >> so, so, much calmer weather tonight and tomorrow morning? >> my goodness. much calmer. much calmer until wednesday late. then things get interesting again around here. but we are talking about a big warm-up. significant for the week. look, the beauty shot. you know what that issen front front -- that is in front of it.

the capitol. >> isn't that cute, the transition. >> expect something going across on a bicycle. >> e.t., right. we don't have anything eerie cupping our way. want to start off with the storm 4 team radar. how quiet it is right now. no drops of rain. no freezing ran in to talk abou for tomorrow morning. next time it gets busy, wednesday afternoon as you will see in a moment. 44 degrees right now. our high temperature of the day. we have been holding steady at 44. wind rather light throughout the area. we're going to see fog develop. all too, which will be, controlling our weather is this warm front. that's warm air to our west that will be driving over the area throughout the day tomorrow. that warm front will make its way on up to the north and east. even wednesday. going to be very mild. but i think tomorrow is going to be the best day out of the workweek. a little bit of sunshine in here. fog for the morning. that will burn off. during the late afternoon. probably patchy fog coming back.

very mild. about 10, maybe 15 degrees higher in the area than today. watch what happens wednesday. wednesday morning. we are dry. cloud around the area. yes, temperatures will be getting into the mid 60s. but i think stormy. during the late afternoon and evening hours. that front, that strong cold front that is over the nation's midsection will be driving eastward. bringing cold air with it. and there is the possibility of some damaging wind coming our way and heavy rain. tomorrow morning, just areas of fog. 37 to 40 degrees. your wind, rather light throughout the area. take a look at tomorrow's forecast. feeling like spring, in fact, like late march. and then, wednesday, will feel like late april. your high, 53 to 60 degrees. across the area. areas north and west. closer to 53. areas south around 60 degrees. so, a warm one for us tomorrow. 68 and stormy wednesday. right now a 90% chance of rain -- coming our way during

the afternoon. windy conditions on thursday. right now, friday looking code. look at that. we go from warm to stormy to windy to cold on friday. we get all of that in a dry weekend right now. but wednesday is going to feel a lot like april with damaging wind. gusty wind. saturated as the ground is. there is possibility of us even seeing some minor flooding around the area. when the system makes its way east of us. by 9:00, 10:00 or so. a look at your seven-day forecast. weekend right now. mostly dry. turning cold again. so, spring for the next two days. >> all right. >> thank you veronica. >> all right, sports up next. ravens in new orleans.

we've got one now. >> six days of hype. >> six days of hype. yeah. everyone is in a great mood right now. but on sunday night, only one team will truly be happy. but until then, let's have some fun. ask some silly questions. live it up. 49ers and ravens were similar. one team likes to let you know how good they are. the ravens in new orleans. 4:13 p.m. eastern standard time. a lot of ravens' players are playing in their first super bowl. jim flacco and reid. for reid, a new orleans native. with all the madness in the super bowl. baltimore frying trying to trea week like any other. >> sure, we will have a similar schedule to what we have. if it weren't for the media we can do it 100% the way we do it. you guys are in the way, right? no, just kidding. it is okay.

we are going to embrace all that. i think we embrace the thing that are different about it. we are here at the super bowl. >> it's real, like really, real. and now you have to really realize there is only two teams left. who ever wins this game. will feel the confetti dropping. one of the most ultimate feelings i have felt. i would look to experience that with the guys. >> as for the other team, 49der49derers they're pretty good too. jim harbaugh, second year as head coach. san francisco heard about the ravens team and how much they look to talk. the niners including, standout, bowman, they're buying it. >> talk is cheap. you know? i am going to leave it at that. we all got to, you know, play with those pads on. you know? so that's -- that's pretty much will do the talking for us. son some defenses you have, you know, one, two play makers. one or two guys, you know, trying to make a play. you know, on our defense.

i think we have 11 guys out there trying to make a play. that's just what makes us a great defense. >> our super bowl coverage continues tomorrow. as dan hellie at media for all the craziness. in the nba, after the last game against the bulls. randy whitman's team played best basketball. tonight the streak was snapped by the kings. everyone happy to see the wizards play these days. second quarter. had a big game. wizard up four at halftime. wiz down by two. martel webster. knocked down the bank shot. that would tie the game.

18 points. not playing for overtime. trying to win it. isaiah thomas. smallest guy on the court. with the floater. 22 points. wizards laws a heartbreaker. 96-94. and one final note. tiger woods, wins the farmer's insurance open. finished up. because of weather delays over the weekend. his 75th. pga tour win. devastating loss

>> the miami heat paid a visit to the white house. the president praised the title run. and joked a pickup game, helped them get ready for the championship. the president said he didn't want to take all the credit but said going up against him prepared them to take on the likes of kevin durant. right. one thing you got to say about the president and his game, it's all about talking trash.

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