to shock. a rockville family still mourning the loss of a loving mother now has come to grips with a revelation that her son may have killed her. we first reported the arrest of hani haline first last night. still more on the developments from rockville. >> reporter: a funeral was held today for samiaha haline. investigators with the fire marshall's office are inside the house doing their observe investigation and trying to secure the home so that homicide detectives can go in. firefighters pulled his mother from a second floor window, but she died soon after. he was arrested last night. in rockville, kristen wright,

news 4. scott mcfarland has the story at the live desk wrfsh. >> we learned this in the last hour. a single engine turbo prop plane crashed about 14 miles off the coast of jamaica. two people were on board. we're going show you a picture of the plane. there it is. family members tell nbc news that larry and jane glazer were on board. larry glazer is a well known develop ner rochester, new york. where that flight originated this morning, the glazers were flying to naples, florida, we're told, when they reported a problem to air traffic controllers and were asked to descend. the controllers later lost contact with the couple. fighter jets were scrambled, and those pilots could see the glazers slumped over, but still breathing. the jets broke off and the plane landed in cuban airspace. jam ache wra and the u.s. now sending rescue crews to that crash site. it's believed the couple may have suffered from hypoxia, or lack of oxygen to the body. last saturday another plane with an unresponsive pilot crossed into d.c.'s airspace that pimt

has not been found. new details of an apparent case of parental abduction that caused a united airlines jet to turn around midflight. a virginia woman is accused of trying to take her son without the father's permission. had he is from china, and she shares custody of the boy with her ex, who is american. prosecutors say she and the child were on a flight from dulles to beijing yesterday when it got turned around after the father alerted airport authorities. the boy is now back with his father. >> a sixth person has pleaded guilty to vincent gray's 2010 campaign for mayor. mark long was gray's driver during the campaign. in court this morning he pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy. he admitted he received payments from a fund that was not reported to campaign finance

officials. lung will be sentenced next month. he is facing up to five years in prison. gray has not been charged with a crime and has denied any wrong doing. today prosecutors said their work on this case continues. mark seagraves nervous the courtroom today. will he have more in a live report coming up on news 4 at 5:00. >> they search for a missing nih sign has come to an end. martin rogers were found dead in his car off 68 in alleghany county. it's about 20 minutes from cumberland. rogers disappeared from his gaithersburg home two weeks ago. his wife says he told her he was going to a meeting, but his co-workers say he never showed up. the tractor-trailer and the overpass has finally been cleared. the 13-foot truck tried to pass under the 11 foot bridge.

it happened around 6:00 this morning. the northbound lanes of rock creek parkway were shut down for several hours. it was a mess. the truck was carrying fruit to the university of maryland. the man behind the wheel says he has been driving for 20 years, but he wasn't familiar with that area. news 4 melissa maley explains why. >> there are a lot of events going on this weekend, and track work means it could take you a little longer to get there if you are planning to take metro. the nats are in town playing the phiies. there is the curbside cookoff. a battle of food trucks in the northeast. also, the arlington police and fire memorial 9/11 5k run. trains will run every 15 minutes on the red, orange, and silver lines. on the green line you are looking at a 16-minute wait. the blue and yellow lines will run on the normal service schedules. come monday morning all trains will be back to normal schedules

as well. back to you. toupt stirrup clear of the mall. the 14th street bridge as well as parts of rock creek parkway, independence avenue, and ohio drive will all be shut down. the running, riding, and swimming begins at 7:00 a.m., and this year you can run a shorter course, if you like. registration will be open through the start of the event. right now we've got some pretty good weather if you like it hot and sticky. >> relief may be on the way. let's check in with storm team 4 meteorologist amelia seagull and the weather center. amelia. >> relief is on the way. summer sticks around for tomorrow. by sunday temperatures will be cooler across the region. right now it is hot and humid. the temperature 91 degrees. when you factor in the humidity, it feels closer to 100. it's going remain muggy for the rest of the evening hours. with the heat and humidity, i'm tracking isolated thunderstorms

right now. the heavyiest activity north of washington starting to make its way through frederick county. traveling along 70 right now. passing over route 15 momentarily. those of you in thurmond could be dealing with some heavier rain and frederick and middletown as well. for friday nightlights this evening there will be scattered thunderstorms around. still want to plan for that. especially before 8:00 p.m. otherwise, mild. temperatures in the 80s. still very humid until about 10:00 this evening. more rain and storms. i'll have that coming up. >> thanks amelia. the annual deer management program starts tomorrow and runs through next february 15th. trained archers are assigned locations in parks and other locations throughout the county. difficult run stream valley was one of the areas where the most deer were killed. the program helps to lower the thousands of collisions between deer and vehicles each year. archers are allowed to hunt monday through saturdays from 30

minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. orange signs are posted in the hunt areas, so park visitors can be alert. since virginia began tracking hunting injuries in 1959, no injuries related to archery have been reported by bystanders. health care.gov hacked. why officials say you don't need to worry about your info. and hundreds of people who lined up in maryland early this morning are smiling a little more brightly. and a maryland woman known as the bald ballerina taking the national spotlight tonight. how her story will help cancer patients like herself.

there are new concerns over the security of the affordable care act website.

white house officials confirm a health care.gov server was the target of hackers. malicious software was downloaded as a plan to cripple other web sites, but investigators found no evidence any personal information was stolen. hundreds of people have brighter smiles this afternoon thanks to some free dental work offered in prince georges county. if you missed out today, news 4's willette green tells you how you can get in on the deal tomorrow. >> hundreds of people are here lined up. some came before the sun hoping to get their smiles back. every person here has a story. who are these faces? paul from pasadena, maryland, needs some team teeth pulled, but insurance won't cover it. aenz holmes is waving, happy about getting a free cleaning.

>> it helps financially, and it's convenient because i work here. >> reporter: rosario immigrate from peru. right now she has no insurance. just like hundreds in this line. the blue hoody -- she's a stay-at-home mom caring for two kids. just behind her, a 27-year-old who says he has no job and a free checkup can go far. some came from as far as brandywine, like sandrae with her friend. insurance does not cover having some teeth pulled for her. simmy smith is right behind her. >> now i'm going to see about getting set up with some kind of health insurance. >> reporter: behind him myrna, her job at a logo company offers no dental coverage. lonnie rabbit and his mom came early. he is not working right now because he is still recovering from a near death car accident. inside the university of

maryland xfinity center is a huge state-of-the-art dental clinic. >> yellow means we need an interpreter. >> hundreds of dentists, hygenists and volunteers, it's a laeb of loov. >> this will wrap up at 5:00 and start up again tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. before it's all over they expect to give free dental care to about 2,000 people. >> on the campus of the university of maryland, nbc 4. she's known as the bald ballerina. a 23-year-old maryland woman who is dancing on as she battles cancer. her story and how you can help. apple is making changes to security on this icloud in the wake of the celebrity hacking scandal. >> do you know the right way to hold your steering wheel when you are driving? if you said 10:00 and 2:00, you're wrong.

the story of a courageous young woman battling cancer. she lives in maryland. the story has captivated social media users. the woman has become known as the bald ballerina. tonight her story will be featured in stand up to cancer telethon on nbc. here's debra winger. >> one and -- >> i don't know what else i

would do with my life if i couldn't dance. >> reporter: she goes by the moniker bald ballerina. >> one, and two. >> reporter: maggie, diagnosed with stage four breast cancer in june. she is only 23. >> she's always willing to work very hard. snefr complains. she's one of my best students in united states. >> reporter: she has been in new york on a full merritt scholarship with the geoffrey concert group when she began to feel pain in her chest. given the rigors of dance, she waited four months before going to a doctor. she and others thought the pain was muscular. >> i thought it was like an over developed muscle from carrying a heavy dance bag around new york. i said put it on the other side. now maggie's mother, is at her

side. maggie is undergoing chemotherapy treatments for a large aggressive tumor. she has moved home for now. >> it's a step by step process to see where my body is, but we have to see what's best for me and best for my long life ahead of me. >> the bald ballerina has become well known on social media with postings about her struggle and critical advice for other young women. >> some of my colleagues who i went to school with contacted me saying their doctor isn't letting them get a mammogram, and i said find a new doctor. >> reporter: she takes comfort from her cousin amber who beat leukemia eight years ago, and doctors tell maggie that her tumor is shrinking. >> yes, she has cancer, but hopefully it will just be a chapter in her life and not her whole life. ♪ >> reporter: the bald ballerina is staying on her toes in more ways than one with the goal of returning to new york and her

life at joffrey after the first of the year. >> can you watch the special tonight at 8:00 right here on nbc 4. good to know that cancer -- the tumor is shrinking. >> so beautiful. beautiful. tell us about the weather. are we going to see storms this weekend? >> some scattered storms this evening. about a 30% chance that you are dealing with rain tonight, but a much better chance that you are dealing with rain for your saturday evening. you are heading out tonight, have that small umbrella handy. you might not need to use it. tomorrow evening, i would definitely plan for a period of rain and some of that rain could be heavy with some thunderstorms possible as well. here you can see the hit and miss activity. for the most part, the immediate area we're dry right now, and even where we are tracking rain in areas like frederick county, not tracking any thunderstorms there, but that doesn't mean they're not possible as we continue to work our way on into the evening hours. now, jumping ahead to tomorrow on saturday the weather is having a moderate impact on your day. first of all, we're dealing with

the heat and humidity once again. it's going feel like 100 degrees during the afternoon. then there will be storms moving through the area mainly for your saturday evening. timing with future weather, here we are at 7:00. remember that chance? about 30%. especially until 9:00. after that chance that you are dealing with rain really drops. now, tomorrow morning it's a dry start for your saturday, but it's already humid and muggy outside. with some sunshine. now, as we get into the midday hours, it's still dry. plenty of sun. starting at 7:00 back through loudoun and even parts of prince william county. as we get closer to 8:00, 9:00 p.m. this rain moves through the district ask then continues on into southern maryland and then parts of the northern neck. you can see still that potential of rain until midnight tomorrow night, and then we'll return to

dry weather for sunday. temperatures now in the 80s and 90s. 91 in washington. 8 gaithersburg. 90 for those of you in manassas. it's hot. it's feeling like summer, and tomorrow morning temperatures at 7:00 a.m. already in the mid 70s. walking the dog early tomorrow morning, i don't think it's going to want to go for a very long walk. 3:00 we're still dry, but we'll hit our high temperature of 93 degrees. again, during the evening that period of rain with some thunderstorms. all of our local concerts tomorrow that are outdoors are hosting events. you need to prepare for rain. now, sunday it's cooler. the humidity not in the forecast. we're going have -- the chance of rain and cooler temperatures on the way. >> all right. thank you. speaking of next week, we're looking forward to a big change

in our afternoon starting next week. meredith vieira's new show debuts on monday. we caught up with her on the new set at 30 rock. meredith says she hopes to connect viewers with ordinary people who have extraordinary stories. >> i have the ability to give people a voice to the show, and i think that's really important. >> it won't be all serious. meredith is planning some games and give-aways too. now, in our next hour she's going to tell her what she loves about washington. a full report is ahead in our next hour on news 4 at 5:00. don't forget, you can watch the meredith vieira show right here on nbc 4 every week day at 1:00 p.m. the show starts again on monday. well, here's the question for you. do you consider yourself a snob? according to a new report, d.c. is the second snobiest city in the country. we'll tell you which city is the worst? >> next time you log to facebook, you may be asked to take a closer look at your

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do you think washington is snobby? well, washington d.c. was just named the second snobbiest city in america, according to real estate blog movado. only san francisco is snobbier

than we are. we should point out the bloggers put this list together by weighing a number of factors that many people consider positives, including home prices, household income, education levels, and cultural amenities wrush may recall that movato recently named bethesda and rockville two of the snobbiest small cities in the nation. if your closet is full of jeans, it's time to clean it out. fashion experts say jeans are out. yoga pants are in. jeans sales have dropped 6% in the past year. people are now onting for the comfort of yoga pants and leggings. experts say that looking like you're always running to the gym is a new trend today, and it's also the biggest threat to your favorite pair of jeans. okay. you think you know the safest way to hold your steering wheel? a new survey says that most people actually do not. progressive insurance found that 77% of americans think their hands should be at 10:00 and 2:00. the corrected way is 9:00 and

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how to destroy isis. the president says the u.s. will hunt down the terrorists and take out their leaders, and as he left the nato summit in wales, the president made it clear he expects other nations to step up and join the fight. news 4's steve handelsman is at the white house right now with the latest. steve. >> reporter: there's a lot of planning to be done, and this will take a team of nations. >> nato members join the effort, and president obama confirmed the success this week, the killing with a drone tuesday of a top terrorist leader in somalia to try to make clear the u.s. knows what it's doing. >> it's not going to happen overnight, but we are steadily

moving in the right direction, and we are going to achieve our goal. we are going to degrade and ultimately defeat isis. >> reporter: more u.s. air strikes hit islamic fighters today, but experts say just using airpower and just in iraq, not syria, cannot defeat isis. >> well, air strikes alone, you know, we conducted plenty of air strikes in iraq in the years we were losing. >> reporter: nato leaders want arab nations to fight isis on the ground. >> and i think it's very important that what we do is part of a comprehensive plan. vladimir putin warned not to menace any nato nations. the alliance ok'd a rapid reaction force to add to the

pressure put on by sanctions. >> we want to make it crystal clear, we mean what we say. >> reporter: but no nato plan has so far stopped putin, and president obama's plan to destroy isis is a work in progress. a reminder that chuck todd takes over as moderator of "meet the press" this week, and his first show will he feature an exclusive interview. that's sunday morning at 10:30 after news 4 tomorrowed. steven sotloff is being remembered as a journalist who risked his life to give a voice to the voiceless. nearly 1,000 mourners gathered today a a synagogue in his hometown of pine crest, florida. they joined his parents and his sister to grieve the loss of the second american reporter to be

murdered on camera by isis terrorists. the 81-year-old xheed wran died yesterday, a week after suffering a heart attack. during a surgical procedure. in new york fans are leaving flowers at her apartment and to the west fans are doing the same. placing flowers at her star on hollywood's walk of fame. she received the star in 1989. sflimplts rivers was a staple on late night tv. perhaps none, though, was as emotional as jimmy fallon, who invited rivers on his debut show for her first visit to the tonight show in more than 20

years. >> we had this bit where at the beginning of the show i said to all my friends -- to my friend out there who said i couldn't host the tonight show, you owe me $100. then i had a parade of celebrities come out and toss me $100. joan rivers, we asked joan to be one of the people, and she came out and she came over to me, and she started crying and gave me a kiss. it was really emotional. >> besides being a pioneer for women in comedy, for everyone in comedy, joan was a lucky person because she loved her job so much. she never wanted to stop, and she didn't have to stop because she was so great at it. she would come out here and sit in this chair and say things that were unblooechl. just where you would have to swallow pretty hard and twice

they're having a private invitation only service on sunday. sfwlimplgts apple is making security changes after all those celebrity photos were hacked. the goal is to protect all customers. apple will use e-mail and push notifications to tell you when there's a change to their icloud accounts. for example, if a password is changed or if there is an attempt to transfer your icloud items to a new device. these new alerts are scheduled to begin in two weeks. they promise to help college students build their credit, but could campus sponsored credit

cards do more harm than good? and google has agreed to shell out $19 million to users who have made in-app purchases. and for tomorrow hazy, hot, and humid with rain likely during your saturday evening. potentially some heavy rain. now on sunday it will feel about 20 degrees cooler. i'll have more on your sunday forecast coming up. trading-in or selling your car, truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book an appointment. and three, pick up a check at your nearest buying center. ♪ find out how much your car is worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com

sflimplt college a time many stuns start building credit. some accounts can come with hefty fees. erica gonzalez joins us with a warning. as college students head off to school, they're going to have to figure out how to set up their banking and receive their financial aid. campus sponsored bank accounts and prepaid cards may seem an easy and convenient choice, and they often also serve as student id's, but consumer reports have found that some of these accounts could be a fee trap. higher one says it offers cards at over 800 institutions nationwide. consumer union looks at higher one and eight other companies that offer campus-sponsored accounts. staff attorney susan martindale says students should be very careful about signing up for them. >> we've seen high and unusual fees. the kinds of fees you wouldn't

typically see on a regular retail bank account. >> reporter: fee from the various companies can include overdraft fees as high as $38. a fee each time you use the debit card, 50 cents. out of network atm charges that can run as high as $3. and even an inactivity fee if you don't use your account. consumers union found that while some of the accounts at analyze have low-cost options, students need to use the accounts carefully or risk incurring hundreds of dollars a year in usage fees. so why would anyone sign up for campus sponsored accounts? >> many students find it difficult to avoid signing up for these products, and maybe the default option to manage their financial aid money. they're being nickelled and dimed out of that aid. >> reporter: in fact, a class action lawsuit against higher one alleges aggressive and deceptive marketing and a failure to disclose unconshonable fees. students don't need a campus-sponsored account to get

their financial aid. by federal law you can have it directly deposited to an existing account or get cash or check. >> the lawsuit against higher one is expected to settle this fall for $15 million. there is no admission of wrong doing, but higher one has agreed to drop some of the worst fees. still, consumers union is concerned most of the aggressive marketing tactics remain untouched, and believes regulators should step in to protect students from campus banking arrangements that restrict choices and charge unfair fees. w reached out to higher one for a response to this consumer report story. higher one tells us it agrees with many of the recommendations made by the consumer report and it is helping to set a new standard for the industry and has already addressed and is in the process of addressing several recommendations identified as a part of a federal process to establish changes in the rules governing

all providers. higher one says it is committed to the industry establishment of clear, fact-based and neutral presentation of choices and fee disclosures. if your kids went on a spending spree buying games from google play on your android device, you may have a refund coming. google agreed to a settlement that includes offering a minimum of $19 million in refunds to consumers. this is according to the federal trade commission. parents complained children downloaded apps and made in-app purchases without their consent. apple and amazon have already settingsed with the ftc for similar unauthorized in-app charges. ever wonder if anyone is gossiping about you behind your back? there's an app for that. the mention app. it lets you use your smartphone to search for what's being said and posted about you. just plug in your name, and it alerts you if it finds anything.

social mention is more of a web-based service. it works on your computer to track posts about you on the web. even if your name appears in a hash tag, it can find that too, and an iphone app called cloze, c-l-o-z-e, could be a helpful tool about getting information for people that are close to you, like friends or even your boss. with apple expected to launch the new iphone 6 later this month, people are thinking about selling their old phones. well, you heard the phrase "timing is everything." it's appropriate here. usell.com found that two weeks after a new iphone was launched, the older phones lost about 11% of their value. after seven weeks they lost 21%. the website says the best way to keep the value of your old phone is to lock in a sales price before the new ones hit the market. it's being called the year of the shark.

sightings have skyrocketed off the one part of the east coast. we're hitting the water to find out why. american doctor infected with ebola returns to the u.s. where he is being treated and an update on his condition.

zifshlgs a flight with 100 americans on board has been forced to land in iran. scott mcfarland has more from the live desk now. >> barbara, this is a charter flight carrying americans from afghanistan and dubai.

we were told it was late leaving baghram air force base in afghanistan. the pilot failed to file a new flight plan when the plane entered iranian airspace, it was ordered to land in the southern city of bandar abbas or be forced to land by fighter jet. it's dubai-based, and they say the company would likely have to pay off iranians in order to leave. the plane and passengers may also have to spend a day or two in iran before they're allowed to leave. these charter flights require specific u.s. military orders and are not open to the general public. for now at the live desk i'm scott mcfarland. nbc's stephanie goss sets sail to find out why so many shark sightings seem to be happening this year. >> that is a huge white shark, dude. that is a huge white shark. >> reporter: this has been dubbed the year of the shark, and so far ida parker and

kristen ore have the story of the year. >> i look over to talk to her, and it came completely out of the water and flipped her over. >> reporter: what came out of the water was a 14 foot great white. no wonder ore sounded terrified in the 911 call. >> we're back in the water, and there's a shark. >> reporter: calling from her cell phone out on the water ore had little information for the confused 911 dispatcher. >> it was a seal? >> no, no, there's something in the water. there's a [ bleep ] great white! >> reporter: the kayakers were just outside of plymouth bay where boat captain john forland grew up. he wants to find a shark just to get a look at it. >> you had to come out here looking for the shark. why? >> curiosity. doesn't everybody want to see a great white? >> reporter:

>> yeah, it was like 5:45, 5:30. >> look at that right there. it was the only attack of the summer in massachusetts, but there are daily sightings off this coast. >> i think the authorities in the area are going to have to base sort of their recommendation on where people swim and when they swim based on what we're learning about where these sharks are spending their time. >> he is right outside my door. >> reporter: two weeks ago nearby ducksbury beach with aed in to the famous movie. >> fishermen chased down this great white in june. a female roughly 18 feet long. compare that to the average kayak. >> they're saying that kayaking here is probably not a very good idea. no kidding.

advice that comes a little late for parker and ore. >> might gopro. i'm sure there's great footage. amazing footage of us screaming. >> yikes. scientists also say the sightings are a positive sign that the shark population is rebounding. glad about that, but just don't want to be in the water with them. >> scary, isn't it? >> not going to be swimming at the beach this weekend, huh? >> well, especially not on sunday. high temperature on sunday only around 80 grows. now, maybe your pool is still open. tomorrow definitely not a bad day to hit up the pool. it's going to be hot and humid with a high temperature of 94. right now on storm team 4 radar, i'm tracking some scattered showers and thunderstorms. most of this activity is well west of washington. notice that heavy rain back around petersburg. there will be about a 30% chance you're dealing with the shower or thunderstorm until about 8:00, 9:00 p.m. this evening. after the sun goes down and we start to see thes cool and drop,

less of a chance that you are dealing with that shower or thunderstorm. in the d.c. metro area for the most part right now mainly dry. some very light showers down in far parts of southern maryland, and around the northern neck. here's what you can expect for the weekend. hot again tomorrow. storms tomorrow evening. some of the rain could potentially be heavy. we'll be keeping a close eye on that. about a moderate chance that are you dealing with some heavy rain. aside from that, the risk of severe weather is quite low. the odds that are you seeing any hail in storms or in isolated weak tornado, almost at zero for tomorrow. that cold front tomorrow evening will bring cooler temperatures for our sunday. temperatures right now not cool. in the 90s for the most part. 91 in washington. 96 in rockville. 90 in gaithersburg. dining out this evening, we're looking at temperatures to be very humid and in the upper 80s, and you could potentially be dealing with a thunderstorm. the nationals taking on the phillies tonight. first pitch at 7:05. a storm is possible at the start

of the game, so maybe a delay early, but they're definitely going to be able to get the game in. temperatures for the game will be in the low to mid 80s. highs tomorrow in the low to mid 90s. 94 for a high temperature in washington. la platta and manassas. 93 in leesburg. plenty of clouds around on sunday. a high temperature of 81. you're doing yardwork on sunday, i think it's actually going to be the better of the two weekend days just because of the temperatures. it will feel a lot better outside, and we're looking at mainly dry conditions. for monday some showers are possible. otherwise, a high temperature of only 78 degrees. notice we remain relatively comfortable for tuesday and wednesday as well. pat and barbara, with high temperatures only around 80. >> thanks, amelia. there is new hope for people living with some form of the deadliest form of skin cancer. a new drug has been approved by the fda. it's called katruda. it can now be prescribed for people with melanoma that has

spread and isn't responding to other drugs. it's part of a new class of cancer drugs that boost the imuj system. it's also been found to help kidney and lung tumors. the american cancer society says nearly 10,000 americans will die from melanoma this year. good news, ladies. your bra will not put you at a higher risk for breast cancer. breast cancer is more common in developed countries, so some had been concerned that there may be a link between the disease and your bra. a new study found no connection. researchers looked at how many hours a day women wear bras, if the bra had under wire or what age they started wearing the bra. the cancer risk was similar for all of these women, regardless of bra use. a texas couple is working with a maryland company to create an unusual work of art that also pays tribute to the military. don tulman and his wife collect emptied casings. they paint the shells and turn

them into flags and other patriotic images. this all started about three months ago when tallman went to a shooting range, and the idea in his words just popped into his head. >> i was at the range, and picked up a few empty cases and took them home and me and the wife started playing around, and from there we just started -- it just kind of progressed from there. >> but it was getting harder to find empty shells, so the couple soon partnered with a maryland company nbm brass. they specialize in providing casings that have only been fired by members of the military. the company also employs veterans. he says it makes him proud to know his creations help pay tribute to those who have served our country. another american infected with the ebola virus while working in west africa is tonight back in the u.s. getting treatment. we'll have the latest on his condition and the mother of a toddler shot and killed by a man still on the run speaks out.

what she has to say now t

an ebola victim is now being treated. he was flown from liberia to nebraska today. we take a look at how his treatment will be much different from the other americans with

ebola. >> reporter: he was well enough to walk on to a plane in liberia for transport back to the u.s. he is now in the nebraska medical center's biocontainment unit where doctors say he is sick but stable. >> we're doing, you know, our basic checks on him right now with getting some of our baseline laboratories, making sure that his fluid status is equilibriated and in control. risks there is no treatment that specifically targets ebola xshgs there aren't any more doses of the experimental drug that was given to the other two american ebola patients. dr. kent brantley and nancy writebol. trz say brantley and writebol could help with another experimental therapy. >> we're evaluating the possibility of using serum from the recovered patients. they would presumably have anti-body formed against the virus. >> reporter: 51-year-old sakra somehow became infected with the ebola virus while treating pregnant woman at a hospital in liberia.

the world health organization says there are two promising ebola vaccines and that results from safety tests could be available as soon as november. if proven safe -- >> it's rising exponentially. the disease is spreading far faster than the response. 4,000 cases of ebola. 2,000 people have died. doctors rely on their colleagues at emory hospital for suggestions and tips. mall things they hope will make a big difference. a mother killed in a deadly fire, and the son who made it out alive is now sitting in jail charged with murder. and a mother once justice. why she has renewed hope that the man who killed her 3-year-old will be caught. plus, there's a new investigation into the clinic

where joan rivers was undergoing surgery. now at 5:00, he has been on the run for weeks after allegedly killing a 3-year-old girl in prince george's county. now the fbi is getting involved in the reward for davon wallace's capture has doubled. billboards are going up all over the area. they say wallace was in the argument when he shot the girl. tracy wilkins spoke to kanesha's mom about this new effort to find her daughter's killer. >> that more wee re-ward money and a larger search area is going to bring her 3-year-old daughter's accused killer to justice. >> we love her every day, but she always wanted to say it to everybody all day. >> reporter: things have not been the same for s heavy don bibs since her 3-year-old baby girl was murdered. >> it's hard. at times i don't know if i'm coming or going.

investors believe wallace shot up the home that the 3-year-old was playing in. he has been able to avoid capture for almost two months now, but the fbi is getting involved. >> we now have a federal arrest warrant for devon wallace. >> reporter: reward money for wallace's arrest has almost doubled to $45,000 and digital billboards like this one are going up in d.c., richmond, virginia, and north carolina. >> we know someone who is listening or watching us right now knows where wallace is. we're asking him to make a call. >> reporter: brian campbell is now facing first degree murder charges for allegedly supplying wallace with the gun and helping him escape. police are looking for make more arrests if someone doesn't come forward soon. >> for anyone that harbors or helps wallace is going to be charged. >> reporter: while bibz is happy, it's still a bittersweet feeling. >> it will be great news when they find him. >> reporter: coming up on news 4 at 6:00, why the chief says that he is positive someone is assisting davon