suspended every major u.s. airline cancelled flights to israel after a rocket exploded one mile from the airport in tel aviv. a delta airlines from new york was in route to israel when the rocket landed. the flight was diverted to france. the faa instituted a 24 hour ban on flights to tel aviv. the agency says it will update the order as soon as conditions allow. we have a developing story in montgomery county where a man was shot and killed by police inside a bank. it happened just before noon at the capital one. pat collins is live at the scene to piece this together for us. >> reporter: wendy, a man shot and killed inside this bank after he threatened an officer with a knife. now, it happened at this capital one bank in the tacoma park shopping center.

the man they say didn't try to rob the bank but say he was inside the bank acting erratically. employees got concerned and called 911 for help. they said when the police got to the scene the man had a knife in his hand and then came gun fire. here now from captain darren frank with the montgomery county police. >> montgomery county police received a call for a trespasser at the capital one bank here. officers were dispatched and at approximately 11:58 two officers arrived on scene and made contact with a black male subject who we believe to be of middle age. the suspect immediately produced a weapon, would not comply with the officers and the officers were forced to use their service weapon and shoot the subject. >> reporter: that man was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. police are going through

security camera video here at the bank talking to witnesses trying to piece together how this all came about. i talked to a man who was inside the bank when it happened. you'll hear from him coming up at 5:00. live in montgomery county, pat collins news 4. developing right now a child nearly drowns in a swimming pool. scott macfarlane at the live desk. >> the child being treated and paramedics rushing to the hospital. it happened at the rockville swim center, a public pool. chopper 4 flew over the scene this afternoon. the pool surrounded by yellow tape with indoor and outdoor pools at the venue. police officers are there investigating and talking to witnesses. we know the child is about 12 years old but don't know the circumstances behind why the child almost drown.

i'm scott macfarlane. new at 4:00 today a man charged with leaving his wheelchair bound mother in a hot car while he gambled. it happened at the maryland live casino. police tell us they were called there yesterday by someone who noticed a 98-year-old woman inside a van in a garage. officers say they investigated and learned she had been alone for nearly five hours. her 67-year-old son was arrested. he is charged now with neglect of a vulnerable adult. police say the woman is okay and is now with her daughter. this afternoon we get our first look at the parents accused of keeping their two adult sons who have autism locked up for six years. janice and john land are facing child abuse and false imprisonment charges. police say they kept their 22-year-old autistic son inside

a room in a home with a dead bolt lock. police found the boys in deplorable conditions. a tile floor with only a bed and a comforter and a strong smell of urine in the room, just a small window for light. chris gordon will have more on the investigation coming up at 5:00. d.c. police are looking for the man seen in this surveillance video as they continue to search for clues in the killing of a popular store owner on the 4th of july. they are not calling him a suspect but investigators say he was on the store on colorado avenue. two hours before two gun men came in and demanded money. the owner died after being hit in the head during that robbery. his wife was also attacked but survived. now to the crash of malaysia airlines flight 17. president obama visited the embassy today to sign the condolence book in memory of victims. there were nearly 300 people on

board the plane. two-thirds of the victims were dutch. >> this is our deepest condolence. >> there has been an outpouring support by the american people. thank you very much. >> the remains that have been recovered have been transported by train from the crash site to a safer region of ukraine. they will be flown to the netherlands within the next day or so. today the dutch prime minister warned identification is likely to take weeks or months. dozens of office workers got sick after they were exposed to fumes. it happened at about 10:00 this morning. fire officials believe a malfunctioning elevator sent fumes throughout the building. 20 people were taken to the

hospital after complaining of nausea and breathing problems and the building was evacuated as a precaution. prince george turns 1 today. how did the boy who will one day be king celebrate his royal birthday? >> and one maryland city has a curfew and people don't like it. the new rules has parents fighting mad. and i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. hot and humid outside. today the chance for strong thunderstorms coming our way tomorrow. we get into the details of who faces a threat and when, when i see you in a few minutes.

you're watching news 4 at 4:00. a family in manassas is about to learn if they can move

back into their home. they are meeting with building inspectors this afternoon. a suspected drunk driver plowed into the room over the weekend. a couple and daughter were sleeping in the room and were hurt but are now out of the hospital. new at 4:00 today the search is on for a hit-and-run driver, an 18-year-old woman was injured while crossing sweet court monday afternoon not far from the mercer middle school. police are looking for the owner of a white honda. new speed limit signs are posted on baltimore avenue just off campus. you will have to slow down to 25 miles per hour. this is part of a bigger plan to curb pedestrian accidents. three people have been killed trying to cross that road this year. highway officials have already

changed traffic signals and added warnings for people trying to cross. flashing yellow lights will be added this fall. tough curfew going into effect for kids in maryland. some parents say this one goes just too far. who has the best secrets to losing weight fast? from weight watchers, jenny craig? we will check out the best value for shedding. and the piano man wins a high honor from the u.s. government. you are watching news 4 at 4:00.

you're watching news 4 at 4:00. investigators collecting evidence at three separate crime scenes after a man was found dead behind a shopping center. >> megan mcgrath was there when a relative of the victim made an emotional appeal to find the killer. >> officer, find whoever killed my cousin. find him. >> reporter: a relative of the victim came to huron avenue to see what happened for himself. >> i have no words for this. whoever killed my cousin, i want them to find whoever killed my cousin. >> reporter: investigators are working to figure that out. no small job because there are three separate crime scenes. police say they are connected

but won't say how. first is the alley behind the shopping center on huron avenue. a 911 call brought police there just before 2:00 in the morning. that is where the man's body was found. >> he just wasn't moving so i called the police. >> reporter: a witness in the alley and didn't want to be identified said the victim got into an argument with several people. >> i saw two guys fighting and then they left. and then i saw the girl and four other guys. and that's when i left. that's when i left. then when i came back i saw somebody laying in the alley and it was him. >> reporter: as police collected evidence another team did the same down the street at the regency court apartments. there are bloody footprints on the sidewalk in front of it. and across the parking lot more crime tape and more red shoe prints. there are a number of surveillance cameras in the area

including a couple on the liquor store as well as another one on the building around the corner. at this point it is unclear whether the cameras captured anything useful to police. megan mcgrath, news 4. police are looking into the possibility that other people may have been hurt in that assault. montgomery county public school board members could be stripped of their taxpayer funded government credit cards. a special panel investigating recent purchases recommends the county do away with the cards and overhaul how members spend taxpayer money. the latest fallout after a series of reports by the news 4 i-team. >> some school board members in montgomery county recently used credit cards for very pricey and controversial meals for themselves. the news 4 i-team obtained and revealed the meals recently. the school board's chief of

staff used his card to buy a $500 dinner for himself and for some board members, prime rib, lobster tail, sea bass. a year earlier in ocean city we found he did the same. a $390 dinner for board members. . we also found board members used their cards for more than 100 meals in and around district headquarters and used cards to book overnight hotel rooms in d.c., hotels that were a short metro ride away on the red line. the school district set up a special panel to recommend changes. today they recommended eliminating the cards and putting a cap on those out of town travel expenses. the montgomery county school board meets monday to vote on the changes. back to you. >> thank you, scott.

chuck joins us now. it seems a bit more humid out there. >> it was tougher on the run this morning. tomorrow it will be tougher still ahead of changes that will bring all of the humidity out of here at least for a couple of days. turn of the trend the heat and humidity build and build and then a round of thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. behind that a bit of a cool down in time to finish out the week. there is more cool air in store to come back next week. so not a very oppressive summer. we get oppressive in doses this summer which is a little more tolerable than the day after day stuff. there is the live picture outside. friendly cumulus clouds out there not billowing into the atmosphere. as a result showers have been very few and far between. no thunderstorms to worry about today. a couple of lonesome sprinkles out there. a few showers in carol county drifting into pennsylvania. really by and large not much out

there. i can't rule out a quick wring out of a sprinkle or two. these humid and very warm. 88 at national airport. when you factor in the humidity it feels like it is in the 90s for sure. almost 50% relative humidity with a heat index of 91 degrees. a few showers and sprinkles. the hottest day of the week will be tomorrow. there will be an opportunity for strong and maybe severe weather tomorrow. not much of a tornado risk tomorrow but could see damaging winds and a small risk for hail, not much of a flash flooding risk. so as you make your plans outside for this evening one or two lonesome showers. most of us dry for your tuesday evening. tomorrow hot and humid with thunderstorms likely to develop tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. here is the timing on our future weather forecast.

there is a sprinkle or two northern maryland. quiet through the overnight hours and dry to start the day tomorrow. by 1:00 tomorrow showers developing along i-81. and then to the far western parts. most of the rain in and around town tomorrow between 5:00 and 9:00 in the evening. thunderstorms leaving late tomorrow night and hit and miss chance for showers thursday, as well. most of the rain and thunderstorms we are facing this week will be stacked to a six or eight hour window. first check of the forecast. 89 tomorrow and 94 degrees coming up on your wednesday. we will talk about beach weather and break town the timing a little more carefully. there is a new study that shows we can start learning before we are borne. the fetus of women in the last trimester of pregnancy were shown to recognize a rhyme. the women were told to read the rhyme out loud three times a day

for six weeks. when a stranger reads it out loud the baby's heart rate slowed. researchers say it showed the baby was familiar with the rhyme and singing out loud can help the baby learn. new moms who work outside the home according to the study the job is getting in the way of breast feeding. researchers at the cdc looked at mothers who went back to work within six weeks of having the baby. a third of them planned to breast feed for six months but did not continue because of work. scientists at duke university studied nearly 200 overweight women split into two groups. one got regular help with exercise and setting goals. after a year only 11% reported being depressed. the group that didn't get intervention nearly 20% were depressed. if you are on a budget which

weight loss program gives you the best value? researchers looked at popular systems and pills on the market and found weight watchers was most effective. jenny craig was effective but cost $2,500 a year on average. among drug programs the pill kasima came out on top. the study was done by duke university. just in time for his first birthday prince george and the rest of the royal family getting the so-called lego treatment. we got video. later on thieves bust into a casino escaping with tens of thousands of dollars. how they pulled off their daring heist.

you're watching news 4 at 4:00. ♪ she's always a woman to me >> that's the unmistakable sound of the piano man. billy joel is being honored with a new lifetime achievement award. the library of congress is giving him the gershwin prize. . joel will receive the award here in d.c. his career spans 50 years and

joel is the sixth top selling artist of all time. prince george, the baby, not the county, is a year old today. one year ago the duchess of cambridge gave birth to george. kate and william left the hospital giving the world their first glimpse of the baby who would be king. plans for first birthday feature a low key tea party. he is walking these days. >> that birthday party has been re-created in legos. the legoland in england used nearly 2,000 lego bricks to build a party scene. the decorations include lego balloons and ice cream and birthday cake on the table. there are also many figures to suggest george's parents and relatives.

legoland says the scene took 20 hours to build. pencils, note books, the list is long and one major retailer is giving you a break before your kids go back to school. another security breach under investigation at thrift stores. what you need to know to make sure your credit cards are safe. what could be learned from the black boxes in the downed malaysian airliner?

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you're watching news 4 at 4:00. right now a new warning on cyber terror. the threats evolved but the u.s. has not. they are accused of preying

on students and now a crack down on scams that target student loan debt. two robbers make off with more than $180,000. how the thieves got away with a casino heist. first at 4:30 baltimore's curfew is so strict now it is making national news and creating considerable local controversy. >> once it goes into effect it will hold kids and parents accountable for the child's whereabouts. peter alexander with our story. >> reporter: its battles with drugs and gangs cast baltimore on "the wire" and now some insist the city's mayor is going out on a wire with plans to enforce a strict new curfew intended to keep kids safe. protests broke out at the city council meeting last month and critics weighed in. >> are they going to demand i.d.

>> reporter: the curfew kids under 14 must be off the streets by 9:00 p.m., one of the earliest curfews in the country. 14 to 16 year olds have to be in by 10:00 on school nights and 11:00 on weekends and the summer. >> reporter: mayor says parents should be held accountable. >> this is about we make sure kids stay out of harm's way and they don't become victim of violent crime or perpetrate. >> reporter: once picked up by police kids are taken to a curfew center where parents have to get them and face a possible fine up to $500. the fine is waived if parents complete a family counseling session. critics say the plan amounts to virtual house arrest. >> communities know who the kids are and organizations who work with them have been asking for services about the city is choosing not to invest in.

>> reporter: similar debates waged on. in recent years kansas city and philadelphia enacted curfews to crack down on waves of violent crime. a debate so heated even teens can't agree. >> what is the problem with a curfew? >> i'm not going to be doing anything reckless. i don't know why i have to be in at a certain time. >> reporter: good idea or bad idea? >> for our location a good idea. the majority of people our age don't do what they are supposed to do so it is probably best for now. >> that curfew goes into effect on friday august 8 and includes exemptions for school, work, recreation activities and allows children out late if supervised by parents. >> we want to know what you think. is it a good idea or does it go too far? that is our nbc washington flash survey of the day. we posted the question but you can vote by texting or calling.

>> here are the results so far. most people answering the curfew is a good idea. we are learning more about the arlington probation officer charged with sexually abusing a child. he once worked as a teacher in a local school system. marco sylva being held without bond in addition to working with parolees his linked in page shows he worked for city public schools as a substitute teacher. he is accused of assaulting a 10-year-old girl. julie carey spoke to the suspect. the trial of a d.c. police officer who is accused of killing his wife is getting underway. samson lawrence could be facing life in prison for the alleged beating of his wife. prosecutors say lawrence attacked her last november. they say he hit her with a metal

lamp post. investigators say that fight started when he became frustrated while trying to hang a flat screen tv. our county bureau chief tracee wilkins will have a live report on news 4 at 5:00. there are new developments in the investigation of the crash of malaysia airlines flight 17 but first a poignant scene outside amsterdam airport. there is a growing scene of flowers and keepsakes. many travelers are signing condolence books ft of the 298 people killed in the crash 193 were dutch citizens. international outrage continues to build over the downing of the plane, the treatment of the victims' remains and destruction of evidence at the crash scene five days after the disaster investigators have access to the wreckage apparently on orders

from russian president vladimir putin. steve handelsman is on capitol hill with the latest to date. >> down at the white house they said this is welcome news from ukraine for a change and it is dending. ident obama has been at the netherlands embassy president obama penned condolences to the dutch and promised toush a full investigation of flight 17. >> obviously they are all heart broken. >> reporter: he got good news, russian president vladimir putin said today he told ukrainian separatists to cooperate and investigators finally got access to the site. in the wreckage they are finding punctures made by a missile set to explode just before impact. pro-russian rebels turned over flight 17 black boxes. u.s. airlines banned from ukraine were banned today from israel where it is feared hamas could use antiaircraft missile.

>> you want to see debilitating sanctions? we are not going to let you give to terrorist organizations the kinds of missiles to close down airports. >> reporter: despite the plane downed u.s. allies cannot agree on sanctions. france still plans to sell at least one warship to russia despite president obama urging no sale. back in ukraine the train carrying 200 sets of remains made it outside the war zone. the bodies will be identified i amsterdam. >> families and friends can say good bye to their loved ones. >> reporter: relief today along with anger and sadness in the dutch nation that lost 189 people. belgium today urged on by the u.s. european nations considered tougher sanctions against russia but delayed action again. we are tracking new developments in the middle east crisis. israel confirms a soldier is

missing in action and the military does not know whether he is dead or alive. hamas claiming to have captured him. the palestinian death toll risen to 620 people since fighting began on 8th of july. two israeli citizens and john kerry warning a cease fire would not be enough to end the blood shed. developing right now a security breach at thrift stores. what you need to know to make sure your credit cards are safe. >> kids are dealing with staggering student loan debt. >> i plan on being in debt for a large majority of the rest of my life. >> turns out companies offering help with student loans are often scams. we will tell you what they are doing. >> a little bit of good news in the tropics, tropical depression number two still showing no

signs of organization. what we need to worry about tomorrow is an opportunity for strong to severe thunderstorms. we'll talk about those in detail and give you the weekend outlook, too.

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hackers. security blog first reported the possible breach and says financial institutions traced a pattern of fraud at good will stores in 21 states including maryland and virginia. good will tells us federal investigators alerted the company at the end of last week about their investigation. weill continue to update the story as soon as we get more information. there is a warning tonight for anyone who owes money on student loans. some companies are accused of deceiving borrowers for charging fees. >> reporter: when she got sick she began falling behind on her student loan payments and then heard this ad. >> student advantage has free information on how you can potentially for the remaining balance of your student loan debt forgiven. >> reporter: she called and said the company told her she could go from $400 to $49 a month. >> everything sounded great but

i was a little cautious because they were requesting funds up front. >> reporter: that said illinois attorney is a scam, one she didn't fall for. >> explained experts can cut your debt in half or have your student loan forgiven. the scammers want your credit card number and bank account number. >> reporter: illinois filing suit against two companies accused of offering to reduce debt. no one could be reached for response at student advantage or chicago-based first american tax defense. >> never pay for information about how to pay back student loans. >> reporter: good information for grad student who will owe $95,000 when she finally gets her masters. >> i fully plan on being like in debt for a large majority of the rest of my life. >> student loan debt affects nearly 40 million americans.

the illinois attorney general says her office will continue aggressive targeting of student loan companies trying to rip off borrowers. it might only be july but wal-mart is trying to lure you in with back to school shopping with back to school discounts and deals. wal-mart is also increasing the number of back to school products sold online to 75,000 items. the company will also offer teachers 10% back on purchases. the catch, the discount is in the form of a wal-mart gift card and you will get the card after you complete a purchase. that means you will have to spend more at a later date to get your money back. netflix is sizzling. that company just reached a milestone. the internet video service added 570,000 subscribers in the u.s. despite hiking prices by $1 a

month for video streaming service. netflix attrib uts unique programming to the growth. if you have a story idea send an e-mail to consumerwatch@nbcwashington.com. you can call us at 202-885-4884. there is nothing left. at least three people now severely hurt after an explosion levelshis home. there hasn't been a successful terrorist attack on u.s. soil in ten years. in a new alert the terror threats may be growing.

you're watching news 4 at 4:00. america cannot afford to let down its guard, a warning from members of the 9/11 commission. >> they released a new report. jay gray reports on what they believe is the biggest threat. >> reporter: ten years after their initial report there is a new and serious warning from the 9/11 commission on terrorism. >> the threat continues and is urgent. >> reporter: gathering now as private citizens the group points out there has been no successful terror plot carried out on the u.s. in the past decade but warn threats and

avenues for a potential attack are growing. >> al qaeda in the arabian peninsula possesses advanced bomb making skills which have been passed to extremists in syria and iraq. >> reporter: and one of the most dangerous battlefields according to the new study is online. >> the vulnerability of our cyber systems and the vast stealing of intellectual property over the internet pose a huge national security challenge. >> reporter: they worry that the public has become complacent and congressional red tape crippled the nation's ability to protect against an attack. >> surely political leaders can forego their political polarization to better protect the united states and all americans. >> reporter: against a threat that they stress isn't going away. jay gray, nbc news.

right now president obama on the way to the west coast for a three-day trip that includes at least five fundraisers. he is set to land in seattle two hours from now and then on to san francisco for the rest of the night. howard university has a new president, a familiar face around campus. howard's board of trustees appointed dr. wayne fredrick as the president. he has been serving interim president. in addition to being a surgeon dr. fredrick previously served as provost and chief academic officer. chuck joins us again. we had a warmer day today. what is tomorrow and thursday? heading up, ? >> the peak of the heat and humidity tomorrow and peak of rain chances, all of that happens tomorrow and then start an improving trend which carries on into the weekend. we will deal with a little heat and humidity and storm chances as long as we can keep rain

chances out of the weekend. that is the view of capitol hill right now. it is a pretty afternoon and enough sunshine to put temperatures well into the 80s. your weather impact forecast for tomorrow will be moderate. in addition to heat and humidity afternoon thunderstorms, one or two of which can be strong to severe. tomorrow is a weather alert day. we will have frequent updates on air and online. storm team 4 radar a few showers in western maryland and nothing near the metro area right now and i think we will be 99% dry across the region. i can't rule out one or two stray sprinkles or showers. that is really just about it. temperatures mid to upper 80s around the entire region. 85 in hagerstown. 88 downtown. 83 in annapolis. 86 in fredericksburg. one or two stray showers can't be ruled out. temperatures stay 80 or warmer through 9:00 tonight. overnight lows tonight mid 70s

in town and bay side. one or two spots might get below 70. partly cloudy and very humid morning. it will be rain free for your rni commute but that will not be the case for the afternoon commute tomorrow. tomorrow's high temperatures into the 90s pretty much area wide and will be the opportunity for strong thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon into tomorrow evening. highs tomorrow low to mid 90s. so the timing on the rain chances tomorrow, rain chances arrive first in northern and western maryland between 2:00 and 6:00 in the afternoon. here in the metro about 6:00 to 9:00 in the evening best chance for seeing rain and rain later into the evening hours as we get to parts of southern maryland. bay forecast tomorrow late day thunderstorms on the chesapeake bay. showers ending thursday and sunshine returns by friday. if you are planning a trip to the beach make plans without hesitation. friday, saturday and sunday all look great.

most of the next couple of days at the beach look great. seven day forecast mid 90s tomorrow with an 80% chance of thunderstorms and turn cooler for thursday. highs low to mid 80s. friday and saturday dry and warm but not that unusually hot. another chance for showers sunday and monday ahead of what may be a cool shot that arrives middle parts of next week. >> you can stay ahead of the weather anytime with the storm team 4 weather app. download it for free on itunes or google play. lots of hype about the iphone 6:00. "wall street journal" reports apple will release two versions both with larger screens ifat is true the phone will be in competition with the samsung galaxy. >> the next iphone will reportedly have a larger screen. two new versions are coming your way. one with a 4.7 inch display and

another with a 5.5 inch display putting the phone in competition with the samsung galaxy 6. no date yet but i know it will make it easier to see your favorite nbc apps and to tweet me. shameless plug. back to you. >> thanks. theok roads versus the rail how much time and money could the silver line save you on your commute? >> plus thieves bust into a casino escaping with tens of thousands of dollars. how they pulled off the daring heist. at least three people severely injured after an explosion levels this home.

you're watching news 4 at 4:00. a touching show of support for the 12-year-old victim of the so-called slender man stabbing. someone donated their purple heart to her. that stabbing happened in wisconsin in may. two of the girls' classmates admitted to stabbing her multiple times to please slender man, a fictional online character. the victim's family says she is a fighter getting stronger every day. and a judge who gave a lenient sentence to a teacher who raped a 14-year-old girl,

the girl later killed herself. the state supreme court of montana is reprimanding judge todd baugh sentencing a teacher to 30 days in jail for raping a girl in 2007 and suggested the girl played a role in her rape and later apologized for his remarks but is standing by his sentencing. thousands of little pieces all that is left of a home after a massive explosion. this happened north of houston. three people were sleeping when a home shattered. one person is in critical condition. the condition of the others is not known at this hour. they stormed into a casino with guns ablazing. two masked robbers pulled off a bold heist, nearly $200,000 in cash. it is is a real life scene that played out in atlantaic city. >> reporter: they are considered

armed and dangerous, two people who pulled off a major heist at caesar's casino on the atlantic city boardwalk. >> this is unusual for atlantic city. >> reporter: new jersey state police are releasing few details about the hold up but according to this flyer the armed robbery around 6:30 monday morning involved two people wearing masks. one showed a weapon. according to the flyer the robbers got away with two plastic cash boxes containing $181,200 in cash. >> there is a lot of security. when they come in with guns there is not a lot you can do. >> reporter: roger gross is the publisher of global gaming business magazine and says such robberies are rarely spur of the moment crimes. >> this is the type of thing planned way ahead of time. >> reporter: he says odds are those behind the heist won't get away with it. >> there are cameras all over the place and the security and

surveillance systems are so high tech you can make out a dime, the date on a dime. >> i reached out to a caesar's spokesman about the robbery and asked if security measures are being reviewed or changed as a result. he would only say the company is referring all media to law enforcement and has no comment. in atlantic city i'm ted greenberg. a deadly police shooting inside a local bank. the bizarre behavior that forced an officer to pull a trigger. emergency at an area pool. new information from our reporter on the ground. and parents accused of locking autistic twins in deplorable conditions. we learn the parents aren't the only ones in trouble. to the gun fire inside a bank. >> this happened during a time today where a lot of us go to make a deposit or get out cash. a police officer fired killing a guy at a branch in the busy

tacoma park shopping center. pat collins spoke with one customer inside the bank when police arrived. >> reporter: police say the man was acting eradically inside the bank and pulled a knife on a cop and now that man is dead. we begin our story now with the man inside the bank when the police showed up. >> and he saw the police men walking in and they were telling the guy to stay freeze, or something. and then the teller told him to go out of the bank and leave the bank. when he was leaving the bank that is when he heard the gunshot. >> reporter: those are the interpreted words of a witness. the scene, the capital one bank in the tacoma park shopping center. it was just before noon. police say a man was acting erratically inside the bank and bank employees called for help. when officers got to the bank

they say the man had a knife in his hand and the officer felt threatened and fired a shot. the suspect ended up dead. hear now from captain darren frank with the montgomery county police. >> the knives in the hands of the suspect that caused the officer to fire the shot? >> absolutely. yes. he was brandishing a knife. >> and threatening the officer? >> correct. >> that is what caused the officer to fire the shot? >> i can't speak for the officer but that is consistent with our training. >> reporter: police say there was no indication that the man was trying to rob the bank. they say he was acting erratically. juan hernandez was inside the bank when it happened. he described what he saw through his cousin who acted as an interpreter. hernandez said he saw the suspect in an office with a man who appeared to be the manager. >> trying to