now at 11, abuse charges against two local parents. tonight neighbor thats react to what police found in their basement few had ever seen. a trail assault still unsolved. >> especially because i'm running on my own. tonight how women are protecting themselves while police search for the attacker. and the i-team goes under

cover speaking to victims of human trafficking. what police are doing to get teenagers out of the sex trade. >> announcer: news 4 at 11:00 starts now. >> a mother and father arrested, charged with keeping their children locked up in deplorable conditions. >> those children are 22-year-old twin boys with autism. police say john and janice land kept them locked in the basement with no furniture and little light. jackie benson is in rockville where neighbors say they tried to report it before. jackie? >> most of the neighbors say they didn't know the boys were down there. some did. they said they tried to do something. sharon is moved to tears thinking about the two boys, now 22 who were living in this house in the twin brook section under

what court documents call deplorable conditions. she called authorities three years ago after a family member told her someone was being kept many the basement. >> i reported it to the authorities. the authorities have been in and out of that house and nothing has ever been done and them children stayed in there three years longer? that's sad. i can't believe it come to this. >> reporter: on friday, 59-year-old janice land and her husband, 56-year-old john land were arrested and charged with abuse of a vulnerable relative and. false imprisonment. there was a search warrant served at the home. in an unfinished basement room they discovered two young autistic men, twins, in hideous conditions. the only thing covering the hard tile floor was a bed comforter. there was an overwhelming smell of urine coming from the room. the only light came from a

window too small for the boys to escape from. according to documents john land told police the twins were with nonverbal and would, quote, make enough noise if they needed something. officers said there was a radio playing very loud music that would have prevented anyone from hearing them. the home has been declared unfit for occupancy. this evening two men who identified themselves at relatives came to secure it. one of the men told reporters off camera he feels the arrest is all a misunderstanding. because of the late hour we were not able to confirm or find out what the response to sharon's call was three years ago. live in rockville, jackie benson, news 4. >> also new at 11:00, a man oos job is to watch with over criminals. tonight the probation officer is in jail. his name is marco silva. he was charged with aggravated sexual battery in prince william with county. the alleged victim is a

10-year-old girl. silva is on administrative leave without pay while this investigation continues. >> still no sign of a man police say raped a woman while she took an afternoon walk in frederick. it happened in a wooded area near patrick and davis avenue. the woman claims the man attacked her from behind. officers spent the afternoon searching for the suspect but didn't find him. >> in the middle east, secretary of state john kerry arrived in egypt to orchestrate a cease-fire between israel and hamas. this comes on one of the deadliest days of the conflict in gaza. more than a hundred palestinians were killed today. seven israeli soldiers died in the fight. a hospital in gaza was hit by tank fire. missiles were being stored near the hospital. prime minister benjamin netanyahu told brian williams hamas is to blame for the civilian deaths.

>> they are hiding rockets in hospitals. hiding arms in hospitals, shooting from hospitals. they don't care. they break every norm in the book. >> two americans fighting for the israeli army are among those killed. nearly 2,000 americans are serving in the israeli military. >> four days after a malaysian airlines jet was shot out of the sky investigators have their hands on key evidence from the crash. armed rebels turned it over to an international team this evening. all but 16 of the bodies on board have been recovered now. the remains are expected to be flown to amsterdam after forensic work is done. there are concerns about tampering with with the evidence on the ground. the united nations security council approved a resolution calling for an international investigation. russia still denies there is evidence of a missile bringing down the plane. >> turning to weather veronica johnson is watching showers in

the area. >> that's right. we have showers out there. we are also talking about the temperature going up, up, up. in fact, today, warm. our high, 85, 86 degrees. many neighborhoods. now tomorrow, closer to 90. in fact, the next couple of days more cloud cover and more of this. these are showers we have been tracking. starting to die out. tomorrow they will blossom again. the threat of storms this week, too, which could be severe. i'll detail that in a few minutes. >> thanks. tonight, dozens of local runners got a lesson from a former u.s. olympian coaching them on safety. just four days after one woman was assaulted running on a trail in fairfax county. we have tips everyone can use. >> reporter: many runners say tonight's workshop was informative and beneficial.

they frequently run on trails like this one here near georgetown. after this recent fairfax the one from thursday many decided to go to the free workshop tonight. the joggers listened to todd williams with, former olympic distance runner. he has a brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt. the safety workshop was at the potomac river. he said if someone grabs you, put your weight on the back leg and have a tug of war. yell for help. yell someone else's name like todd, making the attacker think someone is right around the corner. knee the attacker in the private area, slap them in the face. we are going to hear from a jogger now. >> i try not to run in the dark by myself. i sometimes run by myself in the daytime. maybe i have been kidding myself thinking it's safe in the daylight. i don't know. since the last attack was in the daylight.

>> reporter: this might sound like a no-brainer. you would be surprised how many times i see joggers with two ear pieces in listening to music. he said you may want one ear piece in and have the other ear free to hear what's going on around you. also remain vigilant. live in georgetown, news 4. >> tonight a metro bus driver is recovering after a passenger slashed his face with a knife. this happened this afternoon. investigators say it happened on an h-4 bus headed for the city's brookland neighborhood. officers managed to track down the person who attacked the driver reportedly because of the cost of the metro ride are. >> one of the world's most trusted hospitals will have to pay millions of dollars to victims of a doctor who secretly recorded women's bodies in the examining room. johns hopkins agreed to a

proposed $190 million settlement with more than 8 million patients of a gynecologist. he used a camera that looked like a pen to record women without their knowledge. he was never charged because he committed suicide ten days after he was fired. >> the countdown continues to the opening of the silver line train station. while metro is making final preparations, tyson's corner center mall is making preparations as well. one of the new stops is only a few steps from are the mall. while that's convenient for shoppers, the mall doesn't want commuters taking up the parking spaces. a new key card system will keep commuters out during nonbusiness hours. security guards also will be watching for cars that shouldn't be there. >> it will be a busy week leading up to the grand opening of the silver line on saturday. we invite you to stay with us for news stories each day about

what to expect when it opens. >> next at 11:00, sold for sex. >> i would be beat, tortured. >> how cops are changing tactics to save teenagers. crisis on the border, hits home. the new spot considered to house undocumented children in maryland. and more fallout from the death of a man in new york police custody. how a second video led to more people getting taken off the job.

i can't breathe! i can't breathe! by a man just before he died in police custody. his name was eric garner. his arrest is sparking protest. tonight attention is turned to four emergency responders at the scene. witnesses say they made no attempt to resuscitate garner after he was placed in a choke hold and held down by police officers. the emergency workers are now on what's called modified duty which means they cannot respond to medical calls. >> national guard troops are headed the to the texas/mexico border as the immigration crisis intensifies. governor perry ordered national guard troops to patrol the rio grande are where the majority of crossings are happening. they will try to deter human and drug traffickers.

>> reaction to the crisis at the borderer is split in maryland tonight. governor o'malley met with religious leaders to talk about care for thousands of children crossing the border. catholic charities offered one of the facilities to house some of the kids. sheriff in frederick jenkins, chuck jenkins is his name. he went to the border and says the only way to solve the problem is to deploy the military and send kids home. >> the sooner we get the message back that you are no longer going to stay in this country will stop or at least slow down. >> my church, as many parishioners. this is an issue. >> governor o'malley will meet with them next week. sheriff jenkins hopes to take his message to congress. >> sold for sex. a sharp and troubling spike in

reports of teenaged trafficking throughout the d.c. area. the i-team is taking you on the trafficking trail. scott mac far land shows how investigators are taking a new approach to saving teenagers. >> reporter: just before dark, maryland state police investigator chris hide makes the call. he's seen the girl's ad online and said he knew it. signs she might be a victim of human sex traffickers. >> there is a guy taking a picture there. >> reporter: they set up a rendezvous of her choice. she let him in and he said he realized immediately he was right. she's a teenager. his fellow troopers came, too. >> she denied anything was wrong. said she wasn't there to prostitute. >> reporter: they didn't arrest her. the maryland state police's child recovery unit is trying a new approach rather than grilling the girls for information about the pimps they try to counsel them and share information about shelters or

support are groups. >> they are in the mind set that you're the police. anything i say you will use against me and lock me up. that's not what we are here for. >> reporter: it doesn't mean they aren't arresting anyone. they cuffed a passenger in the van for an outstanding arrest warrant. he said she he's focused on counseling the young girl. as the sun sets he tracks down another woman who is 22 and said she's within bn in the trades since her teens. what was your reaction when they came in? >> oh, [ bleep ]. i'm screwed. they didn't want to help. i've been doing this off and on for about three years now. >> reporter: she'll consider calling the help line. >> the average life span is seven years. >> reporter: records obtained by the i-team reveal police tracked down more than 340 suspected child sex trafficking victims since the program started but

child sex trafficking victims, speaking with the i-team say it's a difficult crime, a difficult world to escape, even when help is offered. >> if i didn't make his money i uld be beat, tortured. >> reporter: this woman was trafficked for sex. >> i lost my family. >> reporter: when she was just 10. >> they would pay a higher price knowing i was under aged. >> reporter: controlled by the man who lured her with gifts from foster care who sold her for sex. >> if i didn't my face would be on the wall. or i would be on the floor like a dog. >> reporter: she escaped at 17. until stiffer penalties are in place, trafficking will continue nationwide. she says operations like chris's can help. >> we are trying to find a young child with no choice. >> reporter: some have been rescued n. a child trafficking black market that missouris at that time speed of a click, rescues are slow to make. scott mac far land, news 4 i-team. >> the i-team found the number of calls from virginia and maryland to a national

trafficking help line has soared. the number of potential local trafficking cases up 30% last year. for an interactive map showing your are hometown click on investigations. >> veronica, it will start feeling like summer in d.c.? >> yeah. it's not the heat we haven't dealt with. we have had dangerous heat. more manageable. for a couple of hours up around 95, 96. right now we have cloud cover from earlier today and those are the days we are talking about. mostly cloudy. that will help it not feel that hot. showers mainly to the west and the southwest. you could see them blossoming up around frostburg, maryland, now. just south of winchester, in that area where we have seen the

rain today. shrinking in coverage. tomorrow we are back in on it. 77 degrees now. mostly cloudy for early tomorrow morning about 74. 75 degrees at 6:00 a.m. sun is up at 6:01 tomorrow. later and later now our sunrise, not until may 12 the sun will rise 6:00 a.m. or earlier. we'll wait until next year. more than halfway through summer. your showers off to the west. once again. i don't think we'll see anything more than we saw today. wednesday, a different story with the approach of a wet wither front, more humidity and moisture streaming by noon on wednesday. showers and storms will fire. for the afternoon and the evening hours on wednesday, even thursday. back to the west. that will come through the area are.

this is the area tomorrow that stands the best chance of seeing scattered showers. maybe an isolated thunderstorm coming our way. storls tomorrow, the highest threat, what it will bring. high winds. flash flooding. not talking about hail. that will change by midweek. wednesday, thursday, storms could be bringing higher winds and hail. as you look at the storm team forecast, the next four days, three days of heat, close to 90. hottest day of the work week, wednesday, just over 90 atrñ 93. thursday could be a weather alert day. that's what we are forecasting now. friday we are back to low humidity. the high, 86.

the trend should continue most of the weekend. it will feel nice again. like it on the weekend. >> we do. good timing. >> thank you. >> sports is next. nats in denver. stay tuned. without the internet i would probably be like a c student.

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what makes it fun and exciting is the fact that we have no idea what lies ahead. everyone is filled with optimism. all we know is that the skins have are the new coach. rgiii is healthy and the number of weapons on the list, endless. we are 48 hours away from are the start of the 2014-15 season. when camp starts all eyes will be on rgiii right there. the quarterback ditched the knee brace and will start fresh. a lot of drama and disappointment. rgiii has been putting in the work this off season. thanks in large part to jay grudin hired by the redskins in january. he'll enter his first camp as head coach and continuing to build his relationship with robert in richmond. that will be key in their relationship. speaking of richmond here's schedule. players report to camp this wednesday.

on thursday, through monday, open to the public we practice at 8:35 p.m. and a walk through at 4:10. no practice. we'll are have this right here on new 4s. maybe the answer to the nationals problem has been time off. they have been red hot since they returned from the all star break in colorado. they just 9td keep doing the t they need to be doing. an rbi double against the brewers. hoping to be the hero. top four with a man on. unloads on this one. that's gone. two-run shot. top seven here . rockies within two. wilson ramos with the two on. lined into right. ryan zimmerman. here he comes. here come it is throw.

he did touch the plate. he touched right there. he got the wind knocked out of him. this could be the worst feeling. bumping your head rg right? nats up 6-2 in the 8th. orioles out in southern california visiting the angels. adam jones from southern california. he loves being back. top one with, man on. jones crush this is one. the last 2-1 shot for him. birds take the 2-0 lead. right now it's tied at two in the fourth inning. one last note for you. ovechkin and his tennis pro girlfriend have called off their engagement. she actually terminated it. the couple was engaged in 2012. that one's down the drain. that's all right. >> reporters are trying their best to find out why. not understanding that some of us couldn't care less. >> sports illustrated said ove had an instagram picture with a

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five years after he became the first man to set foot on the moon there is a new honor for neil armstrong. teina is a renamed the kennedy operations and checkout building after armstrong. he died in 2012. his fellow crew mates honored him today. the building was used to test the command and lunar modules

during the apollo program. it is being used now to assemble the orion spacecraft that will take astronauts to an as steroid and eventually to mars. >> nice tribute.

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