new information just in to deaths in montgomery county. what our views are learning in the neighborhood where the bodies were discovered. plus, reassurance this morning from the cdc on keeping ebola frompreading in the u.s. this is after a with the illnen tax. what steps are being taken right now. and are we done with the ? good morning, everyone, welcome to news 4 midday. a crashed car and two dead people. is there a link? detectives found the woman dead

at a home in potomac and a man's body in a crashed car. police have been working more than 20 hours now to try to figure out a. now, what is happening out there. what have you learned so far? >> i just got of. they say they are investigating this as a murder/suicide. that this started yesterday as a foundati, cystic fibrosis foundation. apparently yesterday there was an internal work issue discussed at the foundation. again, the homeowner, in management. the man found in that mercedes yesterday is at a lower level. apparently after that discussion, that man came over to the home here and committed the crime. again, all this information just coming in at this point in time.

police are investi this as a possible murder/suicide. at this point in time, they have not identified the person that was killed inside the home, but police do believe it's carolyn maddingly, the wife of the husband. reporting live here in potomac, zachary kish, news 4. new details of a deadly shooting in d.c.'s northeast quadrant. the teen gunned down was only 13. police responded to a shooting last nen was conscious on the way to the hospital but later died. police have one person in custody but aren't revealing the victim's exact age or the motive behind the shooting. news 4 richard shorten at the live desk with breaking news. >> this just in from falls church police. they say they have arrested michael gardner in connection to sex assault charges with children. these are charges he has faced before. gardner is the former head of also the husband of cratic

the former mayor of falls church robin gardner. police say they received some information that back in 2009 a family member under the age of 13 says that she was assaulted. now, gardner back in 2012 was convicted and sentenced to 22 years in prison for molesting girls at a slumber party at his home, at his daughter's slumber party. the girls were about 10 and 11 years old. that conviction was overturned just a few months ago. and now gardner facing very similar charges. again, he is in jail this morning, being held without bond. we're going to have more on this throughout the day. >> thank you, we'll talk to you in a little bit. the accused white house jumper heads back to court today. gonzalez is caught on camera jumping over the white house fence and running across the lawn. secret service says he made it all the way into the east room of the white house. gonzalez faces federal and local charges. a judge could revisit if he

posts bond to today's hearing. this all comes as a new report an armed security contractor with a similar record was allowed in an elevator with the president during a recent trip. turning to the weather now, the clouds are starting to clear. chuck bell joins us with his first forecast. >> a very pleasant wednesday out there. it's still a mostly cloudy sky, but the sky is already starting to show signs of brightening. here's the view from our tower camera, looking southbound, past the national cathedral. our southern horizon is brightening for sure. i do thing, much like yesterday, whene had full cloud cover and wep wh full sunshine by about 2:00, i think the weather picture will be improving. nothing left out there right now. we had a couple of showers around. i backed it up about six hours. you can see that little ripple in the atmosphere that came right over the heart of the metro during the early morning. that is now drifting away from

us. k these clouds will break yet. up in just a bit. we're in the mid to upper 60s. all it's going to take is a little sunshine and we'll jump back up into the low and mid-70s for later on this afternoon. still a partly to mostly cloudy day. staying mild for now. a big cooldown on the way for the weekend. that is shown in the seven-day forecast coming up. , thanks, chuck. right now, police need your help finding this missing teen in the district. the 13-year-old was last seen yesterday on howard and bowen roads in southeast. that's not far from the suitland parkway. she was carrying a hello kitty book bag. if you've seen burton, please call d.c. police. extra security will be on hand this morning at buoy high school after a deadly shooting near the school. shots rang out in the parking lot behind the bel air swim and racket club. police say a man was killed during the argument. the lot is a popular cut-through

for students going to and from school but police are not saying any students were involved. police are describing what a woman saw after the shots. >> i instantly called police and jumped out and saw kids running. >> late last night, a four-day chevy was towed from the parking lot at buoy high school. but they're not saying how the car is connected to the investigation. >> right now, two new driving laws are in effect in maryland. on i-270 with what you need to know to stay safe and keep from getting a ticket. >> these tougher penalties for maryland drivers are all about saving lives. today, the moveover law expands to tow trucks. when you see their flashing lights, maryland law now requires you tt to be right nex emergency vehicles if possible. and give them room to work safely. if you cannot move over, then

slow down until you pass the scene. y brownsen has been turned ov over befe when she was a passenger. >> we were driving down 270 and she didn't move over. we got pulled over. honestly, neither of us had any idea but i know about that one. >> she and the driver she was with only got a warning but starting today, if you break the move over law, you could be fined $110 and that fine goes up if you cause a crash. before today, drivers were already required to change lanes for police officers, firefighters and other emergency workers at accidents on maryland roads. >> it' the law. nothing we can do about it. >> this electronic sign says it all. wherever you drive in maryland, think twice before you text and drive. if you're sending or receiving messages on your hand held phone and you cause an accident that leaves someone seriously hurt or killed, you can now face jail time. up to a year and a $5,000 fine.

steven listens to books on tape in his car and supports tougher penalties. tha seems more than fair. it seems more than fair that if you are impaired in any way. >> the actual law, jake's law. named for the 5-year-old baltimore boy killed when a districted driver on his cell phone slammed into the car in which jake was riding. jake's mother has argued for tougher penalties since his crash in 2011. maryland is one of the few states to do so. in fact, maryland highway estimates that one-fifth of all crashes betwee and 2012 involved at leed driver. along 270, news 4. coming up at 11:15, we're going to take a look at other laws now in effect in maryland and the district. we're watching a developing

story. a case of ebola in the united states. what we know now about the people the patient came into contact with, including the ambulance crew. and right now on capitol hill, a mother is pleading with lawmaker, to help her son, a war veteran, in prison in mexico.

we're following developments

in the first ebola case diagnosed in the united states. doctors if in isolation at a hospital in dallas. the cdc says he traveled to dallas from liberia to visit family. health officials do not risk a fear of any airline passengers because the patient did not have symptoms at the time that he flew. nbc is confirming three members of the ambulance crew that transported tha patie has tested negative for ebola. the cdc is confident they can prevent ebola from spreading here in the u.s. how health officials are working to contain the disease. >> one of the things we emphasize for any health worker in this country is if you have someone who's been in west africa in the past 21 days and they've got a fever, immediately

isolate them, get them tested. we've already identified about 100 people who have that level of concern. we've tested 14 of them. this was the first individual to test positive. >> the cdc says if no symptoms develop, the person exposed will not get ebola. for symptoms of ebola and coverage of this latest case, visit nbcwashington.com. we have a link related to this story on the homepage called things you need to know. a new legal challenge for the redskins. coming up, why this case could keep the team name out of games for good. plus, a new marijuana law in the state of maryland. a look at what is no longer a crime. >> good morning once again. i'm storm team four meteorologist chuck bell. still a mostly cloudy sky overhead. but the rain has stopped. i'm off the mimic abouc about te

you might want to familiarize yourself with maryland law. there are a handful of new ones taking effect today. some even affecting your wallet. nbc has a closer look. >> among the most prominent of them is the decriminalization of marijuana. people caught with small amounts of pot less than ten grams will pay a fine of $100 and the drug

will be taken away. people will no longer be arrested or face jail time. but having marija nail ya like a pipe is still a criminal offense. one law stiffens penalties for certain acts, for instance, people who commit domestic violence in front of a child could face an added penalty of up to five years in prison. heads up for shoppers. if you place an order on amazon, it is going to cost you more. the online retailer is now charging a 6% sales tax in maryland. amazon has to add the tax because it has a new distribution center near baltimore. for more information on these new laws, we have a list posted on nbc.com. told in the district, it will cost you more to work out at a gym. the so-called yoga tax or wellness tax goes into effect today. it adds 5.7% to your cost at yoga, gyms and health clubs.

you'll also see the extra charge bowling, water delivery services, carpet cleaning and car washes. the tax was intended to offset a cut in d.c.'s income tax. right now, lawmakers are discussing a u.s. marine held in mexican custody. the sergeant was stationed in san diego. mexican authorities arrested him in march, claiming he illegally carried weapons across the border. the sergeant said he accidentally entered mexico when he made a wrong turn. the marine's mother is in d.c. she read various messages from her son begging for help. >> these quotes, horrific, pale in compar to andrew's statement that my time in mexico has been far worse than my two combat tours to afghanistan. >> more than 130,000 people have signed a white house petition

demanding the marine's release. britain has joined the aerial bombing campaign in isis against iraq. british firied out their first air strikes yesterday. the are growing questions this morning about the effectiveness of the u.s.-. isis fighters are still advancing and more people appear to be joining the cause to protest the air strikes. there are also new concerns the fighters are getting dangerously close to baghdad. we're staying on top of a developing story. story out of hong kong. hundreds of thousands of people are on streets, demanding the registration of the territory's chief executive. protesters say if their demands are not met, they will occupy several key government buildings. it decided it would prescreen

candidates for the first direct election that is set for 2017. and the situation in hong kong is something being watched by leaders around the world. for more on that, we're joined by mark murray, nbc's senior political editor. the protests could turn into a huge political story. all of these people gathered on their television sets. what's the reaction across the world? >> they are a really big postory. particularly internationally. you and i often talk about domestic politics. this is a big international story. po it. it has to do with hong kong, ruled by the british government but then handed over to china. people saying beijing in china has too much control, political control, and they want to be able to take some of that. the inherit promise was hong kong would always remain democratic but there's the feeling the more it becomes part of china, the more people lose

some. >> is hong kong's government losing credibility with leaders across t world? >> the government i'm watching is china's government. i think there's a certain kind of fear, what we saw in tiansquare, how does the chinese government react to these protests? right now, we haven't kind of seen a crackdown, just waiting and watching. we've seen protests and unrest throughout the world, even our own country, in ferguson, missouri. we'v seen it in the middle east. this is so striking because it's affecting china. certainly one of its economic powers that china has in its final area of hong kong. >> let's talk about u.s. politics. chris christie in a new poll, how did that come out? >> he's in a 46 approval rating. politicians in washington, d.c., g president obama, said

i would love to have a 46 approval rating. >> that's a national poll, not a -- >> these are both in new jersey. what is important to note, barbara, this 46% comes after that whole bridge gate scandal. where in some ways, he's taking a bigger hit. for example, new jersey had its credit downgraded. a really negative story for chris christie. really bad headlines for him in the state of new jersey. >> i guess we'll continue to wait and see if he's going to try to run for president. thanks so much, mark. for more from mark and the rest of the nbc news political team, check out firs nbcnews.co fans may not hear the name redskins on television. the consider a petition that calls for the name to be banned from the public air waves. it argues the name violates the fcc's rules against indecent

content. the agency's chairman did not offer a timetable for a ruling but he has previously said that he personally finds the name offensive and derogatory and hopes the name will be changed without any formal action. well, who gets the most traffic tickets? coming up, we look at the type of cars being stopped and ticketed the most. plus, a classic musical on stage right now at the kennedy center. the stars are from virginia and maryland and both are here with us to tell us what audiences can expect. first, here's a look at what's hot on nbcwash.

new this morning, a car that's known to go fast is the would be that will give you the most tickets. a study found the subaru wrx is the most ticketed car. you can find out where your car ranks online. we posted a link on our website nbcwashington.co search most ticketed cars. tonight, we'll find out who the nationals will play in the first round of the playoffs. the san francisco giants and the pittsburgh pirates face each other in the national league wild card game. the winner then moves on to face the nats on friday in the division series. the grounds crew is already sprucing up nats park for the

playoffs. they tweeted out this picture, painting the postseason logo on the field. bunting will also be going up around the stadium today. well, if you didn't get a ticket to the game but you still want to enjoy it with lots of other people, you may want to check out yards park which is a few blocks from nats park in d. there will be local bands, food and family activities before each home game. you can also watch the game at the park and then people are invited back after the games to the stadium. the ev sponsored by the business front river improvement district. 19 5 was the last time the kansas city royals made a playoff appearance. check out this tweet. it say we really need everyone not to commit any crimes and drive safely right now. we need to hear the royals clinch this. no word on whether the people

listened to them. but the royal did win. they beat the oakland a's after a wild 12-inning game. they move on on the angels. a developing story out of california this morning. the mayor out of a small town shot and killed. his wife s of the shooting but no longer in police custody. plus, a new piece of the uniform. the local police department that will begin wearing cameras today and why many believe it's a good thing for the officers and the public. and we get our first look at the seven-day forecast from storm steam 4 meteorologist chuck bell is back with a look living beyond breast cancer is a lifeline for so many people. it is more than a community. it is a family. there's always a hug. you're friends fore. when i needed guidance, and i needed support, living beyond breast cancer was there. last year, 5-hour energy raised over $340,000 for living beyond breast cancer purchase a specially marked bottle now through december 31st... and a portion of the proceeds will help breast cancer

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here's a unique view of nature's transition into fall. can you tell what you're looking at? a nazi s nasa satellite snapped photo. you can see the color changes great lakes. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell joins us now. i think you told me that, didn't you? >> yes, indeed. >> what about right around here, how soon do you think -- >> in downtown washington, we tend to be the very last because of the urban heat island effect. peak foliage here is usually that third to fourth week of october. we're still a good ways away. obviously, color starts to appear in the mountains of pennsylvania about two weeks from now. we're probably about four weeks

for a downtown w a a lot of our western shore and southern maryland communities before we really get any s substance change in the color. the color we'd like to see change today is we want to change this gray sky to blue. i'm off the mim i think it will be an improving weather picture. we're just about done with our rain chances for the day. 69 degrees at regular be national airport. a northeast breeze at 6 miles per hour. it will be a slow but study process. i think it will be an improving weather picture for the remainder of the day. 66 in martinsburg. front royals at 63. 70 on the eastern shore. upper 60s along the bay and down into southern maryland. so you're waiting for the kids to come home. around 2:00 to 3:00, breaks of sunshine, it will be warm. it won't take but one or two slivers of sunshine and we'll easily make it into the upper 70s by 4:00 this jafafte

thers a slit chance of a few scattered showers or rain drops. i think we're all done here in the metro area. the overall weather i pact on the remainder of your wednesday, nice and warm, almost no impact from here going forward. mostly cloudy, but you notice the clouds breaking up by later on this afternoon. a slight chance for a shower. and that will even be done with us by about 4:00. radar shows nothing out there now to worry about. the showers from earlier this morning have dissipated. that's all over this departed area of low pressure that's headed off the new england coastline. our next chance for organized rain across the area is a late friday night thing. that's across parts of the upper midwest for now. the second half of your future forecast here, starting off to morning. the models are trying to show a

little forecast for tomorrow. hour by hour tomorrow, a mild day. patchy fog first thing in the morning. a nice warm-up. temperatures tomorro back into the mid-70s. tomorr evening of course the orioles are taking off their playoff game. game one is 5:30 tomorrow. our nationals game on friday afternoon also looks good. seven-day forecast time. just the slightest little shower chance in the shenandoah valley for the rest of the afternoon. a dry day tomorrow. best chance of rain is early saturday. the weekend looks cool, breezy and dry. >> all right, chuck, thank you. right now, the prosecution is wrapping up its case against a man accused of shooting an alexandria police officer. the cab driver is accused of shooting officer peter laboy in february of 2013. bash sheer has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. the prosecution is calling medical experts to talk about his mental condition. officer laboy survived and was left with a permanent brain

injury. news 4's richard jordan is at the live desk with breaking news in the case of the missing uva student. >> this has to do with the pipe suspect in the case, jesse matthew. he was originally set to appear in court tomorrow. on abduction charges. we've now learned that hearing has be to december 4th. two months from now. we're not sure exactly why it was delayed so long. matthew will be in court tomorrow morning on separate charges. the reckless driving charges that stem from when he left the police station after being questioned andn or texas. as of right now, still no information on where hannah graham might be. that's the latest from the live desk. barbara. all right, thanks, richard. new this morning. crews are trying to put out hot spots following this fire td se. at least nine people, including six children, escaped from the burning buildings last night. two buildings partially

collapsed. investigators say the fire started in a consignment shop and quickly spread, no one was hurt. no one has been charged with the shooting death a small town mayor in california. the wife of the may walked out of the police station last night after she was questioned. investigators are trying to determine if this was a case of self-defense. po say she shot and killed her husband during a fight. investigators say the couple's 19-year-old son tried to intervene but the mayor punched him in the face. a virginia teacher accused of having a sexual relationship with a student could face more charges. stafford county sheriff deputies say a post on social media about the relationship and an anonymous tip led them to arrest erica mesa. she teaches at colonial forge high school. her husband also a teacher there. investigators say she sent nude photos to the now 17-year-old student and they've been

involved police say, in a sexual relationship. starting today, you may find yourself pull eed over by a pole officer with a body camera. the police chief says the cameras can better document incidents. this is a pilot program for d.c. police. participating officers will give their feedback after six months. we're entering cold and flu season. we have important information that could help you avoid a sick day. we'll tell you the germiest spots in your office. plus, a classic musical on stage right now at the kennedy center. the stars are from virginia and maryland. and both are here with what audiences can .

this season, you'll be seeing more bisexual and transgendered characters on network tv. representing nearly 4% of all regular characters on tv shows. the number is up from last year. on cable, you will see 64 glbt characters. the group says television has improved its depiction of gay characters. the group also says networks should strive to include significant transgender content.

♪ don't cry for me argentina ♪ >> that's "evita." you probably recognize the song. it's playing at the kennedy center opera house. two stars from the musical join us now with more on what audiences can expect. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> this has to be one of my all-time favorite shows forever. i love the music. i think i could sing every song you both sing through it. >> thank you, barbara. >> it's great to have two of you who are local who are the stars of the show on the kennedy center stage. let's start with you. is this an exciting role for you to play? how do you get blonde like evita in this? >> i bleach my hair every night and -- but no, i -- it's the most exciting role. also, we're ending our tour here at the kennedy center.

it's just so magical and wonderful. >> how my cities have you played already this year? >> this will be 34th city. >> we've been doing it quite a while. >> we're seasoned now. >> we just heard you sing. that's a hard one. of course a lot of people saw the stage play years ago. and then the movie. do you feel like you've got a real -- the hard task to be able to compete with people who have done it before? >> it is just a beautiful song and it's a beautiful experience to be able to sing that every single night. it's different every single night. it overwhelms me. it's just i'm grateful to be able to sing that iconic song from an iconic musical. >> we are glad you're singing because you did such a beautiful job, as you just heard. tell us about your role as perron himself, juan perron. >> juan perron, the man behind the woman. yes, an authoritative figure who

feels he's in control of the country but really the strings are being pulled by ava. >> we remember that from the whole story. it's not an easy part to play . you've got to be a strong character in this show. do you feel like you've pulled that off? >> i like to feel like i pulled that off. i feel that i do. i always thought that perron was a very strong character, but there was a pyramid, something missing on the inside that could easily collapse if something -- if block was pulled out. it's very tricky character to play because you have to play strong -- >> the role a really strong person that lived and we all can look history up of. did you do a lot of studying? >> i did a lot of research on it. unfortunately, it was black and white, but never gray. so i had to take some liberties of what i know and what i've seen, the good and the bad. >> and the tall boots we all

know juan perron wore -- >> and he looks good in him. >> he does. >> thank you very much. >> you're from petersburg. you always dreamed of being on the kennedy center stage? >> oh, yes. and my grandmother is so thrilled. hi, grandy. >> i was 8 when i took classes at the kennedy center. >> yes, it's a dream come true. >> welcome back again to washington. we can't wait to see you. let me tell everybody that you're going to be on the kennedy center stage through october 19th w"evita." thank you for coming, both of you. >> thank you for having us. the shape wear company that was making promises they could not deliver. plus, derek jeter's promise to the fans days after the final ga. we'll be right back. on your mark, get set. there is station one.

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to provide prescriptions to people. psychologists are n able to do than. in general, psychologists can do things like testing for learning disabilities and also testing to help establish a diagnosis. like licensed clinical social workers and licensed professional counselors cannot do. one thing that's important for everybody to know, it's not as ifyy better, we just have different skill sets. all of us are generally able to provide psychotherapy and the best therapists i know in the s a licensed professional counselor. >> when you hear the word clinical, that does not mean they can prescribe? >> absolutely not. it's only a psychiatrist. yon md in order to write prescriptions. >>l health concern and you don't know where to go, where should you start? >> i think the best place is with their primary care doctor.

you really want to see, if you can, g in to see somebody who specializes in mental health. go to your primary doctor and ask them for referrals. because studies have found that if you just leave it to the internal medicine doctor to getting the ajority of times, necessary care. it's really the vast minority. only about 30% of people end up getting the recommended approach and care that they need for their condition. >> do you think there should be more emphasis on the doctors, the general practitioners, to recognize some problems that they need to send their patients away for treatment. >> i think that the doctors do get training in that. i think some of them are very good at recognizing these things. i also think, even though they're doctors, people come into this with their own dispositions. people think, don't worry, you're just dealing with a tough

time, when in fact that person does need more help. >> let's say that person is really struggling and needs intensive treatment. what should they do? >> if you're not an immi to you else, hospitalization isn't an option. they do have these things called partial hospital programs. or day treatment programs. these are day hospitals where you go and youe from 8 to 4, you're getting intensive treatment. generally for a period of 1 to 3 yeeks. so tstays are also longer than hospital. seeing a therapist once or twice a week is not sufficient. >> what if a person experiences a real mental health emergency? >> they can go to the emergency room or they or a family member can call 911. each county has one of these mobile health cr come to the sc an evaluation and then provide the appropriate recommendations

and treatment. >> thank you for those answers. something that we need to know more about. if you want to learn more about our change minds campaign, you can head to our website, nbcwashington.co we have a list of mental health resources in your community. well, it's that time of year. when the office bug begins to spread. a new study shows how quickly a virus can spread. just one day contaminated with the virus spread the germ to about half the surfaces of the office. half of the employees within four hours will have contacted it. the common spots for germs are on the coffee pot, water fountain, light switch and desk top. our time right now is 11:52. coming up, storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell is looking ahead t

you're watching news 4 midday. >> time now for our final check of the forecast. here's chuck. >> yes, indeed, looks good around here for the next couple of days. we're all done with the rain here in downtown. and done with our rain chances for tomorrow. and most of friday. r home opener in theals will be playoffs on friday afternoon. rain chances friday really don't come in until after 6:00 or 7:00 in the evening. and more importantly, the rain should be out of here early on saturday morning. saturday afternoon looks great. turning chilly by saturday evening.

sunday's high, barbara, only around 62. and overnight lows dropping way down into the 40s by sunday and monday morning, could even have 30s in the shenandoah valley, sunday, monday morning. >> all right, chuck, thank you. we're following new developments. including the death of two people in potomac, maryland. county police are now investigating this police as a murder/suicide. detectives say the man found dead was the person who killed a woman at a house on great elm drive. go to nbcwashington.com for the latest on this story. health officials are working to identify others possibly exposed to ebola. after the first diagnosis of the disease in the united states, health officials have a man in isolation right now at a hospital in dallas, texas. the centers for disease control says he traveled from liberia to visit family in texas. new developments into the investigation into white house security problems. maryland's congressman is urging secret service director julia

pierson to resign. also today, omar gonzalez, the man accused of jumping over the white house fence and running hous is due in court. we're going to keep you up to date on both developments at news 4 at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. derek jeter is just starting to get used to retirement. matt lauer sat down with him and asked him if he was sure of the decision to retire. >> muhammad ali, michael jordan, brett favre, andpettitte. winners. also, they all retired and they all came back. >> my name wnt list. >> is that 100% sure? >> it's 100% sure. >> yes. >> there's no way you're going to miss this game so much that -- >> i'll miss it, but i've played my last game. no, that's 100%. >> jeter says he plans to spend his retirement on business

ventures including working with his publishing company. and that's news 4 midday for today. we thank you for being with us. be sure to tune in for news at 4:00, 5:00, 6:00 and tonight at 11:00. we'll be back tomorrow for midday, we hope you plan to join us t

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