another call came in for a fire at that same location. after the fire was put out, the discovery was made. >> we also found a deceased subject in that garage. we're working on the presumption that that is carolyn mattingly. >> reporter: just one minute before the call for the fire came in, a call came in for a car crash two miles away. >> there was a lone male occupant in that vehicle deceased. >> r police say the cipher of tha of that car was a rocca and a handgun -- racca leading them to believe he killed himself. he worked with carolyn mattingly's husband at the cystic fibrosis foundation. just hours before carolyn mattingly was murdered, racca and mattingly's husband had a confrontation wo racca had bee

accused, there was allegations he had been involved in workplace theft. >> the spokesperson for the cystic fibrosis foundation said we are cooperating fully with the investigation and we are concerned for the welfare of the mattingly family and share our deepest sympathies with them during this time. while mr. mattingly worked with andrew racca, there is no indication the victim knew him. >> there was no association or relationship between andrew racca and carolyn mattingly. >> reporter: police say this is a fluid investigation and they're waiting on the autopsy both victims until they can conclusively say what happened, they're asking the public what they might offer. coming up at 6:00, what police say happened in an encounter with the victim moments before

she died. in involving the secret service, a change at the top. julia pierson resigned as director of that agency protecting the president and the family. the homeland director accepted her resignation after two recent high profile security breaches. officials are making it clear there need to be a change in the culture immediately. >> over the last several days we have seen recent and accumulating reports raising questions about the performance of the agency and the president concluded new leadership of that agency is required. >> president obama recommended joe clancy who previously serve as agent in charge of the secret service take charge until a permanent replacement is found. this man, omar gonzalez, pleaded not guilty to the

charges against him. before that hearing, the judge actually ordered a forensic screening to determine whether he can stand trial. gonzalez's attorney plans to fight that screening. his next hearing is set for later this month. a teenager is dead after what appears to be an accident. two boys, best friends, in an apartment with a gun. at some point one of them pulled the trigger shooting the other. this evening, there's questions whether any will face charges. pat collins joins us at the scene northeast d.c. >> reporter: wendy, they were the best of friends. if you saw one, you'd see the other. everyday, they'd play video games together. then, last night, gunplay. now, one of them's dead. we beginni our story with some words from t godfa of the teen shall pulled the trigger. >> i wouldn't think they were playing with it because he knows

better. clearly, he had a bad choice of judgment last night. >> reporter: 13-year-old ty caldwell shot by his best friend in what some would describe an accident. my god son is an honorable student. his school is right up the street. you can go to his school. >> reporter: at the time it happened the mother of the 14-year-old shooter and father of the 13-year-old victim were standing outside the building talking to each other. the father told me when he got to his son's side, the teenager was crying out for help. daddy hurt, he said. daddy hurt. >> they came out and when they brought the little boy out, he was just hollering it hurts. i guess that's the end of what happened because when he got in the ambulance, we were hoping he made it. >> reporter: as the father of the victim was driving away today he said he hoped no charges would be brought against the shooter. he asked not to be identified.

>> i hope he doesn't get charged. >>why? >> because they were friends and they both did something stupid. i hope they don't get charged. >> reporter: the scene, a third floor apartment in the 1300 block of downing street in the northeast. an apartment the 14-year-old shooter shares with his mother. crime scene techs were there for hours today. sources say the case is being investigated as a possible accident. they say if it's determined the gun belonged to the 14-year-old's mother, she could face criminal charges. today, the father of the victim told me that he feels like a failure. i should have been there, he said. i should have had him doing something else. live in northeast, pat collins, news4. let's head outside and look at the skies. we had a bit of a wet start but turned out to be a pretty good

day. is it going to stay this way? >> i think it is looking at the evening hours, looking pretty good. the next couple days, things get a little tricky. high temperatures today with all the clouds. d.c., 78, fredericksburg, and hagerstown, trying to hang on. we saw a few showers. one shower towards culpeper. that's it. those are very very small. you have t squint to see those. look at future weather. here we are on thursday. watch what happens friday. we have a cold front that brings a chance for showers and a few thunderstorms. in behind it, chilly, talking the coldest air this season coming in time for the weekend. just how cool things get in your area. take a look at the two men in these surveillance pictures?

police say they put a skimming device at the bank of america. investigators say the pair managed to use stolen information from more than a dozen cards to withdraw thousands of dollars at atms in the district. developing in virginia, authorities are checking to see if other unsolved cases in the commonwealth may be side to the abduction of a college student. the suspect jesse matthews already linked to morgan harrington's murder and authorities in lynchburg are looking at any connection between matthews and cassandra morton. her body was found in campbell, virginia, a month after she disappeared in 2009. police tell us they hope they can find out what they can to find hannah graham. >> there are linkages. we all know that. some of those linkages may drive

some of our search efforts and some may not. matthew is expected to make his first court appearance tomorrow. they'v received 3,000 tips and focusing outside of the county. a high profile resident of falls church, not the first time. michael gardner, the former head of the domestic committee and former husband of the city mayor being held without jail. the victim was a family member and 13 years old in 2009 at the time of the alleged abuse. you may remember two years ago, gardner was convicted of arresting 10 and 11-year-old girls at his slumber party. that conviction was overturned by a virginia supreme court on a technicality that they should have allowed the defendants to use character evidence. a good samaritan was trying

to break up a fight and save his son from getting hurt. we just found out what happened before outside a swim club. police have just wrapped up a press conference. tracee. >> reporte police of eyewitness and a number of people identifying their susp t now, they need the public's health finding him. police say 19-year-old deion warren, a man, accused of shoot ing and killing his son. >> they found michael white in the parking lot, suffering from an upper body wound. >> according to police, there was an argument between two groups of kids and continued outside the bel air swim and racquetball club last night. >> as our victim attempted to intervene another subject, not the one involved in the altercation with his son

produced a handgun and shot our victim one time. >> reporter: the teens were getting the best of the teen when his dad stepped in and richard white was found dead. warren is their suspect. >> detectives have obtained an arrest warrant charging him with first-degreer and other charges. we continue to follow leads and log for mr. warren. >> reporter: the parking lot is a popular cut through for bowie high school students. the victim's son is a student at bowie high. >> prince of george's county police need help. they're offering a $20,000 reward if it ends up in conviction in this case. they don't need to know who you are. where they believe the suspect ye hiding out.

new for the town of bowie, haven't had a homicide in two years. news4. on the international front in iraq, more air strikes against isis today. that militant group continues to advance towards the capital of baghdad. so far, it appears isis has surrounded the city on three sides. military experts say it is unlikely the group will capture baghdad without a major fight. right now, isis has control of dozens of iraqi cities and border crossings. tonight, the united nations say more than a thousand iraqis have died in violence just in september. most are civilians and the worst hit city is baghdad. the figures are likely much higher because the death tolls don't include the killings from an islamic state. what you need to send that number by voice mail, a

convincing new scam targeting your money. >> as if they haven't had enough, a new scare by sandy elementary. change coming at a national mall.

we're staying on top of a developing story in the district. police are investigating the sho in the northeast. we're told the scrimmage was hurt very badly. three men were seen driving away from the area just after the shooting. wey on top of this and bring you updates as they come in to news4. school is going to be open tomorrow at sandy hook elementary. there was a bomb threat that sent students home today. after a bomb threat the students and teachers were taken to a different school. after a check they didn't find anything. it has been almost two years since a gunman killed 21st grade students and several teachers. smoke on a plane caused an all out evacuation today. it happened on a united flight headed for buffalo, new york. passengers began to feel sick after smelling smoke in the cabin area. they were evacuated and had to

be treated at the scene. turns out the dore was caused by some type of mechanical issue and united had to book new flights for all of the passengers. we have a consumer alert for you that might have your phone ringing off the hook. the callers are persistent and the pitch is real. new at 5. erika gonzal joins us with details. phon are ringing across our region with the promise of free money in the form of a government grant. it sounds real good, right? it is a scam. now we learned how to stop those callers in their tracks. >> reporter: nick spent nearly an entire day answering his phon i got eight more calls that day, roughly a half hour apart all day long from the same people about the same thing. >> reporter: the caller, his government grant had been approved. the catch, he never applied for

a government grant typically used for researchers and nonprofits. very clearly they wg to represent they were representas of the government. >> reporte cole is not alone. more than 5,000 complaints were filed for what are called imposter scams in 2013. with these phony grant calls like the one cole received, scam artists might ask for a checking account number or request you pay a processing fee. if you get a ring from someone claiming your grant has been approved, the better business bureau says hang up. beware, callers can be persistent and persuasive. other ways to avoid getting duped, never give any financial information over the phone. no. you never have to make a payment in advance in order to receive a real government grant. finally, report the calls to the trade commission and government

office in your state. >> that's the only way it will get stopped. >> cole did report the call to the ftc and virgen ral's office. you can always check out a company or organization with the better business bureau as well. if you have a problem you want usk out, send an e-mail and there's our phone number as well. always good to be careful. >> better business bureau, you can't go wrong with that. >> the national mall is currently home to a piece of art that covers six acres. you will need a ticket to the top of the washington monument to check out the whole thing. check out this view. from the observation deck, it's from the latin phrase that translate to many. and it is a face and it is next to the reflecting pool.

>> if you go on the website, you can see the live camera and you can look at it from your computer. t that awesome? >> it's pretty clear, right? >> it helps when there's no rain or fog. we've seen both today but this afternoon ts are clearing up. we're coming in on a very nice thursday evening -- today's wednesday, right? a very nice wednesday evening. let's show you what's happening. there's a shot of the sun. saw a few clouds earlier and a few saw sprinkles here and there. not a lot of rain. this morning, you may have needed that umbrella stepping out of the door. 76 degrees and winds at 3 miles an hour. 70, gaithersburg and 74 fredericks and 71 martinsburg and hagerstown coming in at 69 degrees. dry now for the most part and just about out of the woods as to showers. look at this guy to the west of

culpeper region, we have one little shower that continues to migrate to the west. and culpeper may see a few more sprinkles. that's about it. we will see some fog. t yesterday. this morning and a i think we have a chance to see fog tomorrow morning, too. give yourself extra time for that. tomorrow afternoon, we will see sunshine. tomorrow is very similar to what we saw yesterday. friday, that's when things start to become a little bit different here. chance of showers during the afternoon. i think most of us will stay dry. a slight chance of a shower. 7:00, we're okay. watch what happens after 7:00. and the front and the rain 2:00, 3:00, 4:00 in the morning. about 8:00 saturday morning it's out of here and all we see

behind it, much cooler rather windy conditions. saturday is a shock to the system. not a lot going on right now. one system to the east, moving to the east. our next system to the west and chicago is the storm system that will move our way this weekend and cool us off. 77 in leesburg and fredericksbu, 78. friday looking good during the day. the nationals game no problems. 77 degrees, chance of storms late in the day. look at the weekend, 69 on saturday, high of only 65 on sunday. we'r talking about some rather cool air. temperatures do rebound back to the 70s monday, tuesday, wednesday, look at saturday and sunday. cooler for sure and windy at 30 miles an hour temperatures in the mid to upper 30s and suburbs of sunday morning. some of you could see the first frost of the season. emotional day on the witness stand today.

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welcome back to news4 at 5. i'm dianna russini. the washington nationals start the playoffs in just two hours since two years ago where their dreams collapsed. on the mound two years ago, drew storen. they had a lead but couldn't hold on and drew couldn't forget. the lasting image from the 2012 playoffs. drew storen just staring into space pained and dazed by a blown save that cost the nats their first playoff series. >> and the cardinals head to their seventh nlcs since 2000. >> but that moment is history. 2014 has been one of their best, a safer out of the bull pen. he looks forward to putting that last out in the rear view

mirror. doing what we've been doing all year. that's what we have to do to win. you can't try to do too much or make up for this, i will change it. you do your thing. if you do what you're supposed to do, it takes care of itself. >> having to live through it, i think drew is way past that. the thought of that last game and this coming up is a shot of redemption, i don that's in his mind. in baseball, you have to move on. if you dwell on that it will a short-term memory and seco chance, that's all store re needs. it seems like destiny. >> you learn from the situations you're in and you move on. >> reporter: do you want me to tell every colleague of mine not to bring it up anymore? >> that might be really good. it's one of those things, how many times do you have to answer

it? >> reporte let's make a rule right now, no more talking about it. >> that's my rule, no more talking about it. >> reporter: we're done here. excitement this week as nats gear up for the playoffs and nats are about to see red just about everywhere. downtown the wilson building will light up, you guessed it, in red, starting tonight. it will stay that way every night as long as nats are in the playoffs. >>right now at 5, a story you need to see before you hit the roads. new laws on the books for many of you. we'll bak it down. >> falling from the sky. we'll tell you about the construction accid in the world's busiest intersection. the mental state of a taxi car driver in alexandra for

one year and seven months after an alexandra police ofr shot in the head on his motorcycle, the man who's accused of pulling the trigger is on trial. tonight, we are hearing new deta about bashir as his lawyers try to prove he is not guilty by reason of insanity.

>> bashir is accused of shooting the officer leaving him with permanent brain injury. outside the courthouse in alexandra, court has just wrapped up for the day. chris. >> reporter: good evening. officer laboy has attended this trial in the courtroom sitting in front listening intently everyday since the trial began on monday. he is not going to testify however because today prosecutors wrapped up their case. the final prosecution witnesses were doctors who testified that police officer peter laboy suffered permanent brain injury as a result of the shooting. he still has a portion of the bullet in his brain and may never get better than he is now. then the defense lawyers began their case. called as a witness dr. daniel testified bashir is a paranoid schizophrec and lost touch with reality believing people controlled his thoughts and the fbi controlled his behavior. the doctor said bashir thought

he was dead already. the doctor contends the 29-year-old is not guilty by reason of insanity in the 27th 2013 shooting of officer laboy when he stopped bashir's taxi. the father seen in an earlier hearing testified he shared a cab with his son and he found a gun under the seat and accidental discharge add shot. they reported to it the police and he said he knew nothing about the gun. bashir's father was asked if he was ever worried about his son's behavior? said sometimes. does the son drink alcohol? we doesn't, we're muslim. was he surprised the boy had been drinking the day the officer was shot? he said, yes. one of his five sisters testified in court today he was quiet and she never saw him angry. friends testified, friends who

here in virginia and middle school and high school he used to be very outgoing but he became withdrawn and they wondered recently what had happened to him. at news46:00 we will hear the story one of his sisters told about his mother's suicide and impact that may have had on him. i'm here at the alexandra courthouse. news4. a virginia man is in custody tonight after a standoff with police that lasted about eight hours. it all unfolded overnight in manassas, wh police said a guy ed himself in his home with a handgun. he threatened someone with a gun and barricaded himself in the home until 10:30 this morning. arrington is charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and driving with a revoked license. two new driving laws are in

effect in maryland that will keep you safe. one is texting while driving. if you're texting and someone is hurt or killed you could face up to a year in jail and 5,0 fine. and the move over law expands to tow trucks. if you see lights flashing get out of the way. >> i was in a car with a friend and we were driving down 270. she didn't move over. she got pulled over. honestly, neith of us had any idea but i know about that one now. >> those who don't comply with the changes could be fined $110. 160 members of the d.c. police department began wearing body cameras today. testing five different devices worn either on the torso or eyeglasses. the mayor says it will provide transparen when police interact with citizens. a man who shot a teenager over an argument of loud music

was found guilty of murder. the jury reached their verdict after five hours of deliberating. prosecutors say michael dunn fired 10 shots into an suv filled with young people in 2012. one of the young people inside, 17-year-old jordan dis died. dunn could face a potential life sentence. in colorado the trial of a man charged in a mass shooting at a movie theater will be allowed to be broadcast. a judge ruled news organizations can broadcast the trial when it begins in december. crews will not be allowed to bring in their own cameras. some of the victims' families said video would give the suspected gunman unwarranted attention. james holmes is accused of killing 12 people and wounding dozens more for the premiere of "batman" in 2012. huge bargain for owners of an atlantic casino. the now defunct rebel casino hotel sold at auction for $110

million. it was worth almost $2.5 billion. the toronto-based property firm that purchased it says it plans to reopen the casino once the sale is ofnew efforts to save y lives in our areas to local families to stop a trend that has plagued d.c. too long. and stopping ebola in the united stas and whether a patient received proper treatment from the beginning. >> starting to see clearing and that will lead to more clouds tomorrow. tomorrow. th

in cases of rape and incest, just tomorrow. th like the right-wing republicans in congress. they want to overturn roe v. wade. so does she. "i think roe v. wade should be overturned." barbara comstock even voted with right-wing republicans to require women seeking an abortion to undergo transvaginal ultrasounds. that's all i need to know.

i'm john foust and i approve this messge. this week's wednesday's child is a young man we introduced you before. sadly, he is still waiting and still hopeful of finding a loving family. barbara takes the 11-year-old to a place where he can get his favorite hamburgers. i hear you love hamburgers? >> i do. >> we'll have some of your favorite foods. the chef was ready to give him a lesson in making the perfect cheeseburger. >> reporter: when did you first realize you liked cheeseburgers

so much? >> when i tried one. >> reporter: at 11 years old, he lives in a group foster home, doesn't get to have his favorite food very often. >> he has been in the system most of his life, actually, about eight years now. >> reporter: wha gra are you in now? >> six. >> reporter: do you like school? yes. >> reporter: what's your favorite subject? >> math. >> reporter: how are you doing? >> as and bs. >> reporter: wow! >> as you can tell he talks a little slow but i believe with the right home and nurturing environment he could really do well. >> rep what does adoption mean? >> that you can live with the family forever. >> reporte tell me about the kind of family you think you'd like to have if you were adopted? >> a nice family that has brothers and sisters. >> we're really hoping for a family with a -- if they have children at all, a small number of children, so he can be

nurtured and cuddled and given all this love and attention he really hasn't had for himself. >> i want one that has a dog, a cat and a rabbit. >> reporter: wow, you want them to really like pets, huh? >> he does want a family that likes cheeseburgers, barbara harrison, news4 for wednesday's child. that's a good bite. he liked it. if you have home in your heart for this child or another, call 1-88-to-adop. or online at nbcwashington.com. we'll tell you how this former k commander in chief is marking a big day. ebola and extensi

welcome back. i'm chris lawrence. the first case of ebola in the united states, united airlines said the first patient flew on the bull less flight. his flight came from brussels to lull less in virginia and to dallas last month. tonight, that patient is in

serious but stable condition and the hospital was confirming duncan was sent home from the facilitate with antibiotics two days before he was admitted even though he told an intake nurse he had just come home from liberia. now, they're looking for any who had contact with him in texas including a group of school-aged children. while the ebola outbreak has gone out of control in west africa, health officials here say there's no need to panic. how this virus has spread. >> hi. no reason to panic and every reason to have confidence in our nation's response to the first ebola virus here. it can be very contagious but it is not that easy to come into contact with it. we've been seeing awful scenes from west africa for weeks now and it is frightening. the lack of good medical care there is a big reason why the virus has spread in west africa

and we will not be seeing anything like that on u.s. soil because we have so many safeguards and emergency responses in place. and someone who has undiagnosed ebola virus won't infect others. ebola is not from the flu or other respiratory illnesses. you can only get sick if you come into direct contact with body fluids or urine. e showing symptoms of the s if virus. the patient in dallas did not develop symptoms until several days after he got off the plane and why though believe there wasn't exposure on the plane or dulles airport. the symptoms, diarrhea, vomiting and stomach pain. the u.s. is better equipped to handle these cases, isolation

units and supportive care for any infected with the virus and symptoms in place to isolate any who's had contact with an ebola patient. an example is happening in nigeria. a man actively infected flew to the capital city in july and the disease spread to at least 20 others. in nigeria there was a quick response and the "new york reported the last confirmed case was the end of august. they're well pt the 21-day ink bigs period. >> that's a success story. >> yes, it is. >> a child has died as a result of the enterovirus. the victim, a girl. she died last week. they didn't tell us how old she was. doctor say this is an isolate case and a rare case because the child also had a staph

infection. there is no vaccine or specific treatment for enterovirus. health officials say many people will be contracting it and have mild symptoms similar to a cold. the new holy cross hospital opened, the first to open in montgomery county in 35 years. it's also the country's first national hospital to be built on a community college campus. this new facility is the only one in our area with all private rooms. >>we are getting close to the weekend. we have big changes for the weekend. yes. big changes for the weekend. the next couple days not bad. take a look at tomorrow outside national harbor. look at the river, potomac, extremely tranquil right now. want to get out on a boat and do a little skiing action. there's capital wheel.

evening sunset around 6:51. that's about it. cro lower 70s by 9:00. it will be cool and seasonal. notice here one shower around the culpeper area, around culpeper and stevensberg. if you're getting it now or waiting for a shower, that's what's going on in your area. we're expecting light to moderate rain. thunderstorms could have happened during the day on friday. this is friday at 3:30, why we think most of the afternoon will be dry for the nationals game r 12:00 or 3:00. here comes that cold front bringing a chance for not only stronger showers but maybe windy

thunderstorm too, not anticipati too much severe weather but gusty on those storms. the front is just about through. so is the rain. behind it it gets chilly. tomorrow afternoon, early fog, especially for morning hours, that's about it. temperature 75 to 79 degrees. the next four days, pair of 77s on thursday and friday. friday looking okay. let's talk about that national's game heading down there looking for the forecast during the day, 120 or noon, can't rule et out. the best chance of showers after 6:00. saturday and sunday, we're on the cool side. lows of 47 in the city. that puts most of you in the mid to upper 30s and could actually ser fir frost in the western suburbs and get back to

the 70s by next week. the original handwritten st star-spanglean is making its first appearance for the exhibit this month part of the 200th anniversary of the national anthem. on sunday, they explain a celebration between the anthem's melody on our first president. d.c. is stepping up efforts to save young lives. special programs have delivered results but there is more to be done to reduce the number of babies who die before turning a year old. tom sherwood found out about a new plan to reach others and entire families with healthy children. >> reporter: at a news conference for mo talent programs, mayor gray was we focus a lot on this -baby c

>> reporter: that was 8-month-old roman squealing. >> we want all babies to be healthy. great to see the prenatal care his mom went through. >> reporter: rebecca brown, a college student, benefitted from the city's prenatal care and spoke as a parent. there were prenatal resources out there. learn to take care of themselves especially be they're prelgt. i didn't know how to react. >> reporter: brown is part of a new baby video, coming in an uptick in 2012, but the deaths of infant birth have been cut by twitch% by 2008. >> we're higher than we should be. >> reporter: the mayor said they will continue despite losing a

federal grant and 38 grant employees. he said the district will make up the loss. spending a half a million dos to tear down the electric light plant. they plan to pay $650,000 and from that 2$250 million towards removing toxic chemicals including asbestos. it stopped in the 70s and the mayor called it an environmental and construction has scarrhazar. >> we will tell you what happened in time square that had people heading to work in harm's way. >> taking a trip on the metro means taking one of

tracy morgan said he can't believe wal-m is trying to blame him for injuries related to a deadly crash with a delivery truck. he's currently suing the company for that crash that killed one of his friends. wal-mart said morgan and his friends were not wearing seatbelts when the truck hit their limo bus. the driver of that truck has pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide.

one more thing not to worry about when it comes to paparazzi. today, the governor signed a ban for paparazzi using drones and capturing images of people without their permission and includes the general public as well. you can download a microsoft preview for free. it won't be available until next year but they want tech savvy information from users. be careful. it could make your computer crash if you don't have an extra hard drive. the nation's 39th president, jimmy carter, turned 90 today. he and former first lady rosslyn spent the day at home in atlanta. he is the second president to turn 90 this year. george h.w. bush turned 90.

and he blew out the candleses he said represented the p present and future. and imagine only to be knocked out by falling debris. >> it fell on two pedestrians walking along the sidewalk. >> reporter: this is a piece of aluminum siding that came tumbling down injuring two tour bus employees on tennesssquare. >> i saw two co-workers laying down. >> reporter: they were hit by the falling debris around 8:45 this morning. a contractor was working on the area above the store at 8th and 11th when the piece of aluminum plund 12 stories. bothe taken from the hospital and as they recover

from their injuries, they are starting t investigation. light ra mist in the air was said to apparently cause that metal to slip and fall. >> crews had to shut down the area several hours to make sure it doesn't happen again. two big stories tonight at 6:00, the director of the secret service resigns amid stories of stunning security lapses and changes to keep the first family safe. a shocking twist in murder suicide that rocked an upscale maryland neighborhood and the target was the boss's wife. a worker accused of stealing from the charity where he worked accused of killing the boss's wife after shooting and kishoot shooting and killing himself. >> the victim called police an hour before she was murdered. mark, what else are you hearing?

>> reporter: police is saying this is still an ongoing investigatn eve though it looks like a murder suicide. moments ago four detectives from montgomery police just showed up walking the property line about the past 10 minutes inspecting e area of the garage and front of the house. earlier today, police told us they were called to this home two times yesterday. one of those times it was the murder victim who called herself just minutes before she was killed. police say the two deaths appear to be a murder suicide sparked by workplace dispute. carolyn mattingly, a well-known potomac realtor was found dead in her garage yesterday afternoon after a small fire was reported in her home. about an hour before the call for the fire came in. carolyn mattingly called police herself to report her car had been vandalized. >> when they arrived, they found