own neighborhood. the police are going door to door trying to talk to people. they're starting in a different part of the neighborhood and working their way right here to the basketball courts where she was grabbed yesterday afternoon. this attempted abduction happened right here. as you said this time of day yesterday afternoon. she was walking by these courts on her way home when this man tried to take her. she was able to get away as he was trying to force her into a nearby wooded area. the residents we spoke to say that more lighting is needed here in the neighborhood. >> really it's shocking but not so much shocking in this area. the neighborhood is quiet but around here at nighttime there's no lighting. there's no lighting. really this part of the neighborhood is kind of dangerous at night. >> to hear stuff like that, you know what is the world coming to? my opinion is just don't walk alone especially at nighttime. >> fortunately that teenager was

not hurt. the police are here in the neighborhood doing canvassing and getting enough information so they could identify a suspect. >> a detainee is back in custody tonight after police captured him nearly 40 miles away. kenneth clayton escaped at the psychiatric institute of washington on monday. he was originally charged with assaulting a police officer and possession of unregistered ammunition. >> the driver suspected in a hit and run in maryland may have been trying to avoid an attack. police released this image of the vehicle they say shortly after a teen got hit last night, a group of people showed up at a nearby police station. they told investigators a group of guys approached them after they left a burger king and began throwing rocks at them. the driver told police he didn't know he hit anyone. it's unclear if the teen who got

hit is involved. he's in critical condition. >> two high school football players are facing criminal charges after an investigation into a locker room assault. northern virginia bureau chief first reported on the case a month ago and joins us live from brier woods high school. >> well, the highly ranked brier woods football team has an away game tonight. it was three weeks ago on the eve of a big rivalry when the allegations first came to light. yesterday the sheriff's department wrapped up the investigation. serving two petitions on two teenagers charging them with assault and battery. it was the brier woods coaching staff that alerted a school resource officer. investigating soon after looking at two separate irncidents in

which varsity players assaulted two other players in the locker room. one case not enough evidence and in this other two players face an assault and battery charge. >> there was physical contact between the perpetrators and the victim. >> what did your investigators determine about whether any hazing took place? >> not enough evidence to charge hazing. the case was charged as assault and battery which is where the evidence took us. >> now the two seniors charged as joouf nils are off the football team who. so is a third player but not charged. he is facing school discipline. coming up on news 4 at 6:00 what school officials want parents to know about what it says about their anti bullying efforts. >> a school bus driver will spend a month in home detention after leaving four children by

themselves on a bus that later rolled down a hill and hit another child. this accident happened back in april. mr. harris left the bus unattended with children onboard so he could go inside to the bathroom. he forgot to put the brakes on and once he left the bus rolled down a hill toward the children waiting at the bus stop and hit a 6-year-old child. >> we think this sentence is appropriate in this case. it's a very unfortunate incident. mr. harris had no record and been a bus driver for quite some time. >> harris will begin home detention in december and followed by one year of supervised probation. only on 4 tonight. the washington wizards could be closer to a deal that could build a new state of the art training facility for them but it will come at a cost to fans. the facility would be built in the shaw neighborhood in northwest washington and be funded by raising taxes on game tickets.

news 4 has much more. mark. >> jim, it is a big plan. they are very much in the preliminary stages. if it goes through, the facility would go where a park is now a few blocks from now. it's a skate board park now. district officials hope it will convince more players to live in the city and pay taxes here. team officials hope they could get this the done quickly to lure big names like kevin durant. >> the new facility would cost between $30 million and $40 million and seat about 5,000 people. sources familiar tell news 4 it will be located here across from the shaw howard metro station. they play their home games in the same building they train at the verizon center. the team's owner said he wants to do what a lot of nba teams are doing. build a separate state of the art training facility. built a training facility for the caps in arlington.

the plan being presented by d.c. officials would have the district government borrow the money for construction paid by most likely by an increased tax on tickets and concessions at wizards games. some fans weren't happy to hear they would be paying for the facility. >> i don't think it's a good idea. not at all. >> fiscal watch dogs are raising questions about the proposal. >> there's a limit on how much the city can borrow every year and we're getting close to that limit right now. if we borrow money to pay for a training facility for the wizards that could make it harder to build a new library or school. as much as we love them, i'm not clear that's a good thing for the city. >> this is preliminary. they want this to be more than a trning facility and want this to make money. it could become the home of the washington mystics, the wnba team. coming up, more on the kevin

durant connection to this deal and competing deals in the suburbs. reporting live in the shaw neighborhood, news 4. >> the crowds could be larger than the 4th of july or inauguration next tuesday. hundreds of thousands expected to descend on the national mall for the free concert of val lure. the stage being set up just blocks from the capitol and metro plans to maximize its service. the blue line going to be suspended and the smithsonian stop will be closed but free shuttle buses that will connect riders who need to get to the international airport. nearly a dozen top acts will be performing including bruce springsteen, carrie underwood, eminen and rihanna. and for what you can and can't

bring search concert for valor. >> an additional 13 people charged in major drug crimes in the district will go free because of an fbi agent accused of tampering with the cases. we told you about the first ten drug indictments. now trying to sell and use drugs that were seized in the cases. we're told five other cases can also be thrown out. right now on our facebook page there is encouragement for the challenger. republican ed gillespie conceded the senate race to werner today. he won't seek a recount even though state law entitles him to do so. >> we began this race 29 points down and outspent by more than 2 to 1. in the end a shift of 9,000 votes could have changed the outcome of this election.

>> gillespie is showing defied the polls and fooled the political pun dants. most thought werner would win by a comfortable margin but in the end it was less than 1%. you could ulcer nbc washington's facebook page. >> and a survey has parts in maryland upset. students in middle school are answering dozens of questions that cover topics about drugs, alcohol, and sex and among them, whether the student is a virgin, how many sexual partners they have had if they are not virgins. is this a good idea? we would like to know what you think. let us know on our facebook page or text the number on your screen. we'll show the results in our next half hour. >> now at 5 tonight a hospital patient attacking nurses. the video is shocking. wait until you hear what we found about how often nurses are in harm's way. >> a philadelphia kidnapping suspect now charged with attacking a teenager in virginia. her mother's message for delvin

barns. >> i just want to kill him. >> they wanted something to slow down traffic. now some d.c. neighbors not happy with what they got. why they're protesting next. >> and our weekend forecast. >> starting off on a cold note. 51 degrees right now. 35 in elkins and 36 in pittsburgh. those are the numbers too expect tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning. that's my forecast.

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a look at the live desk with new information on the walmart shooting. right now a 21-year-old is in the hospital accusing of smashing glass displays with two hammers and being shot in the parking lot by an off duty officer. we know his name. the suspect. mohammad samco. we just looked up his last known address. it takes us to ft. bragg north carolina but not clear what if any connection he may have to the u.s. army. charged with destroying more than $1,000 worth of property. right now he's in stable condition as this investigation ves forward. we have learned the off duty officer works for the u.s. secret service uniform division which protects the vice president's health and foreign diplomats.

the secret service tells us they cannot comment on the officers status. back to you. >> mr. barns, are there other victims? anything you want to say? what can you tell us about why you did this? >> the man suspected of violently taking that woman off the street in philadelphia abducting her is now on a suicide watch in a virginia jail. delvin barns arrived in virginia last night. barns was taken there because of attempted murder charges he's facing in connection to a violent attack on a teenage girl. tonight that girl's mother has some strong words and a simple message for barns. chris thomas from our station in richmond sat down with that mother. >> and i just want to kill him. just want to kill him. >> this mother is fighting mad, charles city county deputies say 37-year-old delvin barns abducted her 14-year-old

daughter hitting her in the head with a shovel and forcing her into his car and bringing her back to his home where he raped her and poured bleach and gasoline on her. >> when he went to go look for a lighter or something he told her he was going to kill her, she was going to guy. >> deputies say barns began digging her grave. >> after all that beating and raping, choking all that, she got i a way. >> reporter: the 16-year-old stumbled down two miles down this road covered in blood and found help and was life-flighted to the hospital. mom was shocked. >> the burns of her skin. my daughter didn't look like herself. it was devastating to watch. >> the fact she's 16 years old and this is a 37-year-old man, what do you think? >> sicko. a sick [ bleep ]. >> we stopped by barns last known address. the suspect's father answered the door. >> what would you like to say to

the family? >> we wish them a speedy recovery. we hope that they can forgive our son and move on with their lives. >> you're asking they forgive your son? >> oh, yes. >> what would you say? >> i can forgive him but i will never forget. >> it keeps going through a picture in my head of seeing my cousin getting beat or bruised over and over again. it's a picture that keeps rolling in my head. >> the family relieved barns is posing for mug shots and spending his nights in jail. >> i hope he rots. >> as for mom, she has a message of a man accused of brutally violating her child. >> god bless him. you didn't succeed. and i hope that your [ bleep ] fries in hell. >> the woman says her daughter is still recovering in the

hospital. the doctors have not given her a time line of when she might be released. >> no many circles. the message tonight. sending to the transportation department. those yards signs are a response to small make shift traffic signals in northwest d.c. that road is a major cut through. the residents tell us they're wanting to make them permanent. they should look into the options like stop signs or speed bumps. we pass those and you do, too. >> all the time. how people are eluding them. >> exactly. >> i was like i didn't know you could do it that way. which is bad. you want t be safe in those areas. >> whatever -- >> well, it's cold. >> cold. on the windy side and a cool night tonight. no matter where you're going it is going to be a cool one.

down towards the mall how about this picture, a beautiful shot. wow. how about that? if you're out and about downtown tonight, one thing to remember, not only is it going to be cool, but the wind is going to be whipping through the buildings. in for a very chilly night. 51 degrees. winds out of the northwest at 20 miles per hour. makes it feel like it's in the 40s now. 52 fredricksburg and 46 towards martinsburg. take a look at the wind gusts. 31 miles per hour in d.c. and 30 in monassos. i expect the winds to stay up but will subside after 9:00 tonight. still breezy. if the you're going out, take the jacket. if you're going to the high school football games, 46 degrees, 6:00 to 8:00. chilly for sure. with that breeze, it's going to be really cold, down to about 43 between 8:00 and 10:00. some suburbs may be in the upper

30s. storm team 4 radar, nothing to show you. on the dry side. back to the west, these are lake-effect snow showers and a couple of ski resorts picking up snow today and more down from the great lakes. that's one reason why we had cloud cover. that cold air is coming in. look at the low temperatures. tomorrow morning, 36 in d.c. 28 winchester and 28 in monasses. we've got a lot of activities this weekend. >> next weekend, even the early part of next week, tomorrow morning is going to be cold. i don't think you're going to need the coat especially if you're partaking in any of them. good idea to dress in lots of layers. washington d.c. greater heart walk will be taking place around 12th and 14th street.

38, the temperature to start out. it is going to be chilly but warming nicely by the time we get up to mid day. temperature will be around 41 degrees. then we'll be hitting a high tomorrow again in the 50s. fairly nice. tuesday as we get into the early part of next week, a nice warming trend. the concert for valor could not have any better weather taking place for a november day. temperatures, upper 60s, 7:00 p.m., cool but nice. mid 50ss to around 60 degrees. we go way up and you have got more on what happens after tuesday. >> that's right. that is going to be the warmest day, veteran's day. the weekend cool but not bad. 58 degrees sunday. 64 degrees on monday. plenty of sunshine and 67 for veteran's days. then we get colder.

57 on wednesday, and thursday and friday only in if mid 40s. that puts someyou down to to 40, 41 area. arctic air moves around and may stick around through the weekend and watching a possible storm, too. but thinking that one stays off the coast. >> a deadly crash will serve as a warning to drives as you head into the weekend. a man who died when his car hit a tree in warrinton. the man died wednesday. state police say speed was a factor in that crash. they're urging everyone to be cautious near the wooded areas because november is mating season for deer. >> they are supposed to save lives but these airbags can kill. now we're learning the company that made them hid the deadly defect. next we'll tell you how they almost got away with it. >> the power lunch that could set the nation's immediate

future. can president obama and the republicans in power make nice? >> the camera map who showed up to cover a crime scene became part of the story. we'll show you how

the maker of millions of airbags being recalled is under scrutiny tonight.

>> so did tacada know the airbags were defective and try to hide it? they were secretly tested on weekends and holidays. they allegedly knew the bags could spray shrapnel four years before the first airbag recall. tacada has recalled 14 millionaire bags just in the last few weeks. tonight at 6:00 which lawmakers are calling for the justice department to determine whether or not they broke the law. >> president obama and 16 congressional leaders met at the white house today for a working lunch to break the ice. >> come january, republicans will control both chambers of congress and both sides are trying to figure out if they could work together. the lunch was a first step. >> the one thing that i have committed to both speaker boehner and leader mcconnell is that i am not going to judge ideas based on whether they're democratic or republican. i'm judging them based on whether or not they work. >> outside the white house

immigration protesters highlighted one of the chief challenges that lies ahead. president obama says he will use his executive powers if necessary to act on immigration reform before the end of this year. republicans warn that any unilateral actions will get their new relationship off to a rocky start. the u.s. supreme court is going to hear a major new challenge to the president's health care law. the high court agreed to reconsider a ruling that upholds the laws system of subsidizing insurance coverage. four lawsuits claim that the language in the affordable care act only allows for tax credits in state run health exchanges. the federal government operates 2/3 of those exchanges. if the supreme court rules in favor it could trigger huge price increases. >> right now they want justice. >> a family says jail time not enough after a young d.c. woman was hit in a crosswalk by a driver. >> plus the news i 4 team

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deeds inside. >> we'll tell you what they plan to do next. >> she stole the hearts of football fans. it's a father/daughter relationship that inspires us all. >> before you make that christmas list consumer reporter has another list to help you shop smart. >> but first a story, a family still asking questions nearly a year after a young teaching asays tant was hit and killed in the district. >> they say the driver involved in the crash should have never been on the job. and now they're filing suit. news 4 has that story. >> i'm in a dark place. >> patrick smith is trapped in misery. >> what has life been like for you over the past year? >> hell. just hell. >> his beloved daughter 24-year-old shah mika smith was killed a year ago.

6:00 on a friday night. >> you know when this happened, i just died inside. >> she got off work at arts and technology academy in northeast d.c. and walking home down the block. police say 52-year-old woodrow johnson was speeding out of control in an eco lab van crashing into cars. she was walking home trying to cross the road. police say she had the right-of-way. >> she had the walk signal and in this crosswalk when johnson hit her and kept on going. he then hit some more cars. >> johnson pled guilty to voluntary manslaughter and serving seven years in prison. he has a long criminal history, several traffic violations and drug convictions for pcp as far back as 1983. >> his employer did not conduct a reasonable and thorough investigation of his background before they hired him. >> today a wrongful death lawsuit was filed against woodrow johnson and eco lab.

>> mr. johnson, the driver of the vehicle, we came to learn later at the time of t accident was high on pcp. >> eco lab told us they will not answer questions at this time. meanwhile, patrick smith demands to know why johnson was hired. >> i'm just hoping that, you know, they do better background checks. >> coming up at 6:00, patrick smith shares how he feels about johnson's seven-year prison sentence. news 4. >> tonight we know what lengths the suspect of the kidnapping of hanna graham. his dna collected underneath the victim's finger nail. the investigators will try and use that with the attempted murder in fairfax county. we pulled the record.

it suggests the dna is most likely matthews. comparing it to a mouth swab. a cigarette butt was tested but didn't prove a match. he is currently channeled with hanna graham's abduction. next friday is his next court date. >> e-mails obtained by the news 4 i team reveal a flurry of activity on campus last month when news broke a school instructor was accused of filming women in the district. accused of recording at least six women disrobe in georgetown. as scott has learned, concerns spread quickly among students and administrators. >> internal e-mails veeling girls on campus were worried and staff checked ladies rooms for cameras in the middle of the

night. >> just hours after news broke that rabbi barry frendel was accused of taping women, wrote to a school administrator that she had been there. i am inquiring to see if i was at risk. another wrote i went on a field trip that included this ritual bathing as a cultural experience. i believe he has been taking students on these trips for quite some time. revealing how they responded to the employee's arrest. they showed a min starts conducting a midnight search inside the school's college of liberal arts building, searching for cameras. none were find. one wrote have the night shift personnel check all the ladies rooms so we can confirm we checked all publically assessable ones and found nothing. as a parent that's something i would want done.

the school made a list of every female student who took a class with him. near campus today we caught up with sophomore cody who has been talking with the students. >> there were students invited to use the shower. we haven't heard from any that used it or expressed concern that they were a victim. >> towson university has yet to receive a student complaint about the rabbi and his employee evaluations were overwhelmingly favorable. >> the rabbis attorney said the e-mails we found correctly state there's no evidence anything improper happened. the officials may have been powerless to stop it, stopped by while executing a search warrant. news 4 i team. >> right now a man is recovering from a shooting on a quiet cul-de-s

cul-de-sac. the police department is investigating the shooting that occurred shortly after 1:00 p.m. today in the 10400 block of med doe ridge court. he was taken to a local hospital where he's expected to survive. police have no word on a motive nor description of the shooter. unclear if the person who was shot was inside that car at the time of the shooting. developing right now. that story we'll have much more a bit later at 6:00 tonight. >> a camera man car jacked. the whole thing caught on video. how one photographer got too close to the action. >> local parents are upset with a middle school survey. we're going to take a look at some questions that 11-year-olds are expected to answer. >> and the moment everybody is talking about from last night's bangles game that has nothing to do with football. >> our forecast looking good. it is starting off cold.

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it is the moment that went beyond the game and has folks

talking tonight. >> during last nights bangles/browns game everyone took a moment to cheer for leah, the daughter of devin still. she's battling cancer. last nights she saw her father play for the first time. the team announced a $1.3 million donation. >> wow. >> to cincinnati's children's hospital in leah's name. >> she showed so much courage that she's enabled me to use my platform to go out there and try to raise awareness. if she resiliency that she's been showing i wouldn't be able to control myself out here. >> leah will be in philadelphia this weekend to undergo testing to start a round of chemotherapy and devin still says he will be by her side. >> this year the ncaa has launched the mind matters challenge.

a $30 million initiative aiming to change the culture surrounding concussions. a panel discussion addresses this issue and a topic that hits close to home. >> i didn't know much about concussions because it wasn't something that was prevalent or talked about much in high school. >> lauren chase is sharing her story to help other college athletes deal with and better understand the severity of concussions. >> it is very prevalent in athletes today and i think it needs to be taken very seriously and the affects can take a toll on an athlete especially emotionally and physically. >> chase suffered three concussions during her collegiate career. >> the most recent was spring of 2013. i sat out the entire year. i was dealing with the symptoms of headaches a lot. >> you have to have a keen eye as a coach and making sure you're not only protecting your players for them doing any more physical harm to themselves in the short term and the long term

as well. >> george washington university host add discussion panel to address education and safety. chase became emotional when explaini how concussions nearly ended her dream of playing basketball. >> and -- >> i had become curious from my own personal situation. i'll be starting grad school where i'll have the aspirations of working with student athletes who suffered from traumatic brain injuries. i think that concussion research is going in the right direction. >> now this weekend lauren will take the court and play in her first game as a member of the george washington basketball team. her parents and teammates is excited about her return. >> it's a survey about your sex partners and drug use. >> but it's asking students who are as young as 11. news 4 visited the school where some parents are upset about this controversial questionnaire. you're going to hear the

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now to some terrifying moments captured by surveillance cameras inside a hospital. >> several nurses hurt after a patient started swinging around a metal pipe. we have a warning. you may find some of this video disturbing. >> it happened without warning. a 68-year-old hospital patient out of his bed and on the attack. wielding a metal pipe ripped from his room. these wild swing could have been

deadly. unsuspecting nurses dodged the blows and scrambled for their lives. now a second angle. this hallway cam captures it. then the sprint to safety. one nurse stumbled and is struck twice. the man with the club isn't finished. the battered nurse seriously injured. today all of the victims are recovering. >> one of them sustained a collapsed lung. another one sustained a fractured wrist. the other two nurses sustained multiple abrasions, cuts and contusions. >> attacks like this one sunday in st. paul minnesota used to be rare. osha says health care workers suffer more injuries in illness cases than workers in any other private sector. in 2010 more than 11,000 employees were assaulted. the suspect, charles logan soourn was confronted by the police and died shortly after being handcuffed. investigators say they will

never know what fueled his terrifying attack. news 4. >> what started as an assignment for one senior high school student has become an annual project that benefits her fellow students. this freshman two years ago had to come up with a year-long independent project compelled by what she saw and heard from her classmates, she created a $5,000 scholarship funded by local business donations. >> the scholarship is called the avidity scholarship. which means eagerness. for if scholarship we look for students who show an avidity to succeed. >> a school committee picks a winner based on academic record, teacher recommendations and personal essays. 2013 graduate nicole garzini received the first award. a sof mere at gmu. last year it went to tyler, a

freshman at virginia tech. this year arkelgood is a senior. >> retails in fredricksburg are having their open house. 50 retailers will stay open until 8:00 friday night to encourage people to spend their money downtown. participating merchants will display a yellow flag. >> when it comes to holiday shopping you may be attempted to sign up for another credit card. >> major credit card companies are offering 0% interest. before you add another card to your wallet. consumer reporter warns you could end up spending more than you think. >> i'm looking forward to doing some holiday shopping. >> it's that time of year and amounts to heavy spending unless you have a plan. >> usually i set a per person limit.

>> there's nothing'sier than just reaching for the plastic and credit card companies like to solicit consumers. >> you might get a 0% offer in the mail. but the most important thing to know is when is that rate up. >> jessica warns 0% introductory periods don't last forever. >> you don't want to be caught going from 0% to 20%. >> and look out for transfer fees. credit cards with free rewards can be tempting but they aren't really free. >> any reward is going to be about 1% of what you spend. to get about $100 in rewards, you're going to have to spend $10,000. >> what about credit limits? just because you can spend more with credit doesn't mean it's a good idea. don't spend more than 30% of your overall available credit. maxing out your cards can negatively affect your credit score. >> when you start racking up

more of your debt to credit, that ratio is really important for your credit score because it says okay, this person is spending all the way up to their limit. they might not be able to pay it back. >> consider paying more than the minimum payment. if you have a balance of $5,000 and you only pay $100 it's going to take you 22 years to pay that off plus you'll end up paying more than $6,000 in interest alone. don't put off paying your bills. >> the worst thing you can do for your credit and your score, for everything in general for your financial well-being is paying your credit cards late or not paying them at all. you just want to have an easy january, not have that new year's regret. >> this story is just the start. join me all next week every day on news 4 at 5:00 when we will

be doing stories to keep you safe and secure. helping you approach the holiday season and all of your purchases with peace of mind. we'll see you next week for #safeandsecure stories. >> it's could out there. i don't know what i was thinking when i got dressed this morning. >> i don't know what you were thinking either. don't be thinking the same thing tomorrow. it will be colder early tomorrow. we are talking about a pretty cold night tonight. if you're heading out, make sure you have the jacket. your evening planner, the temperatures at 51 degrees and dropping to the 40s and 42 by 11:00. wind chills close to tubber 30s in some suburbs. 45 degrees currently in ghaithersburg and 49 back towards the hunting town area. the radar all clear. we're not going to see rain.

we have a dry seven day period. tomorrow morning take a look at the numbers. 29 degrees for your morning. 28 in prince william county. 34 over towards cold pepper county around 30 as well. many of you below freezing early tomorrow morning. it will be be on the cold side. temperatures tomorrow. partly sunny, cool but nice. 52 to 57. a great day to get out to the annual danish fair. it's at st. elizabeth's church. a great day for them if you want to get out there and have that. next couple of days, great for the weekend, saturday and sunday highs in the mid 50s. upper 50s on sunday. 64 monday and 67 veteran's day.

and very nice down in the mall that evening. >> then the coldest air so far next thursday and friday. highs in the low to mid 40s. >> come and get it any time. that stuff is going to be gone at 5:00. a statewide survey but some parents say the content is too mature. >> tonight we're hearing from the parents who have concerns about middle schoolers answering some detailed questions about sex and drugs. news 4's david with more on this. >> this is the questionnaire we're talking about. about nine pages called the maryland youth tobacco and risk survey. we're told it helps better understand the riskier behavior kids are engaging in. parents are raising concerns about questions in the drug and sex questions like how many sexual partners have you had and what age did you lose your very ginty. they feel putting it on the

questionnaire somehow condones the behavior. >> has your child had -- have you had multiple partners the last time you had sex? did you use a condom? these struck me as questions that you would not ask an 11-year-old. >> the officials told them it's a state requirement. omitting questions could make it less accurate. we should say those who take it do not have to answer every question in that questionnaire. >> thank you, david. he was attacked at random. spent weeks recovering and tonight he's sharing new details about the

a tv camera man in australia went above and beyond to get the scoop of the year. >> he was car jacked at gunpoint while he was on assignment and it was caught on camera. he was a camera man. we have the video. >> get on the ground! >> reporter: yelling get on the ground armed police con front a man at a gas station in australia. the suspect is charged with attempted murder and armed robbery. moments before this dramatic takedown he confessed to a tv camera man who was on his way to cover brooks alleged crimes. >> done extremely bad thing. >> the camera man with the scoop of the year calls police. >> there's been a shooting. i have the shooter with me.

>> this is all [ bleep ]. >> he's giving himself up to me. >> except brooks changes his mind and points the gun and escapes in the tv station car while camera man's vehicle is being stolen. of course, he keeps filming. >> i wanted to get the shot of him with the gun but i didn't want to get shot. >> fast forward and peter picked up by police is helping them chase the shooter. >> he does have a firearm? >> he does. >> a dash cam is recording, too. when he makes a wrong turn and after the gas station standoff he's finally arrested. a moment, of course, captured on film by a camera man determined to get his story. >> for a camera man, it's -- it was sort of a dream, i guess. so i'm fine. i just need a big drink. >> this guy is cool.

one big drink. i think i would need more than one after that. my favorite part is where he keeps filming even while his own vehicle is being stolen. back to you. >> just another day at the office. that man is in jail for attempted murder and armed robbery. a judge ordered he undergo a mental evaluation. >> now at 6, a man beaten with a brick and nearly killed. tonight he talks about his long road to recovery. >> accused of snatching a woman from a sidewalk as the mother of another alleged victim speaks her mind. >> plans for a new wizards training facility in d.c. or va? >> and we'll tell you why you could feel the pinch next time you buy a beer or a hot dog. >> tonight we have a team of reporters gathering details to today's top stories. >> we begin in maryland. it was more than two years ago that many of us in the d.c. area

were stunned by the murder of a woman in maryland. her name was amber and hers was an incredibly violent death. as it turned out the guy who killed her was no stranger. his name is andrew and had ig ignored a court order to stay away from her and today will spend his life in prison. >> accused of brutally killing will was sentenced his life to prison. >> the only conclusion that andrew was the murderer of our daughter we knew that because we lived it. >> they lived it because she had already lost three fingers from a previous assault by her ex-boyfriend andrew and she had a protective order to keep him away from her. >> god