the battle for a gas station at the costco in wheaton is over. the montgomery county council makes this decision. live with the vote results. good morning. and welcome to "news4 midday." i'm bshsarbara harrison. today is wednesday, march 11 2015. moments ago a board of appeals decided against letting costco build that what would have been a mega gagss station at the mall. live from rockville, maryland where the board gave the final word moments ago. good morning. >> reporter: hi barbara. good morning. this has been described as a

battle to match david and goliath and today there was cheering inside that hearing room when the announcement was made. a group of people that have been against the costco gas station from the start was there waiting for that decision. they call themselves underdogs but today they came out on top. costco's plan to build a pumping station may be out of gas. montgomery counties board of appeals denied a petition to build a gas station at westfield wheaton mall site. the community call it is a victory for the little guy. >> this proposal should have never been put forth to begin with and it is sad and disheartening that our community has been put through such a nightmare scenario. >> reporter: kensington heights residents are against the 16-pump gas station at the mall saying it's a health hazard. the group argues fumes from idling cars would harm those who use a nearby community swimming pool and disabled children enrolled at the nearest school. but costco says the station

would meet state requirements. the board believes there's no need for another gas station. >> i do believe that there is no necessity for a further gas station. >> reporter: costco would know discuss its next step. >> i have no comment. >> but costco does not seem to learn their lesson and they can certainly afford it so there is a possibility they will appeal. >> reporter: now it is up to costco to make the next move but they are not giving any indication as to what they might do. they can appeal today's decision. barbara? >> all right, richard, thank you. take a look now outside. the rain rain apparently is ending. joinings with a forecast. >> good morning. getting a little light rain just to the south of the metro area. right now the storm team 4 radar showing that's continuing to track often to the north and east coming from all the way down in tennessee and northern georgia. most of this though is going

to pass south of us later today. right now storm team 4 radar showing some rain falling from fredericksburg down to southern virginia south east of virginia and southern maryland. this little bit of light rain in the areas of green, a few sprinkles now in prince george's county ande arundel, south as well. tracking most to the south of the metro area another few hours and later today some sun breaks out and warms things up. right now 54 at reagan national. look at annapolis. a chilly 41. any breeze off the bay, it's much colder as the bay water temperatures are only in the 40s. further south and west sun trying to break out. winchester 54 degrees. how warm in the warmest neighborhoods coming up around 11:30, barbara. >> thank you, tom. still no word on the identity of a virginia tech student missing after falling off a cruise ship. according to wsls in rhone

noeshg roanoke, the student missing from the carnival "glory" ship. cram video shows the fall happened near an island in the bahamas. the search is ongoing. carnival released a statement of sympathy for the family. and 67-year-old harmonhinder bakshi went missing monday. found around 4:30 a.m. this morning. police say there is no indication of foul play. learning more about a military helicopter crash in pensacola. go to news 4 angie goff at the life desk and what she's learned. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, brash. we follow this developing story bp one of our big stories of the morning. a grip update. we now know all 11 service members onboard that army helicopter that crashed are presumed dead nap is the official word from the military. search and rescue teams having a

real tough time now looking for those seven marines and four soldiers who were on that uh-60 black hawk an aircraft liked one you see on your screen leer. fok really bad right now. really hampering the efforts to find them. the chopper crashed during a training mission about 45 minutes east of pensacola. an area where the military trains a lot. you can see what they're deal wig right there. that shot of all of that fog. the cause of the crash still unknown but we're hearing the bad weather may have played a big factor and, barbara, the military at this point not releasing names of the service members until they can notify all family members. back to you. >> thank you, angie. new this morning, the university of oklahoma officially closed the sigma alpha epsilon house. brothers had to move out by 1:00 this morning. two fraternity members expelled from the school after this video surfaced online of members singing a racist chant. the national fraternity organization says it's working

to expel all the members from that chapter of sae saying in part "we teach our members to serve as role models in their communities and to live up to our creed. the true gentleman. when members fail to do so we will not hez tight take corrective actions or impose sanctions." a wave of burglaries in d.c. four home burglaries within a span of just nine hours on monday. near 19th and maryland avenue in the trinidad neighborhood. a car was also stolen just a few blocks away from there. it's not known yet if those crimes are related. and you can now use canal road in northwest d.c. again without any problems. take a look. you can see it was shut down during the morning rush hours. a tree fell all the way across the road then a car crashed into that. we're working to find out the condition of that driver. we told you about the breaking news right at this time yesterday, and now police say one aggressive driver started

this whole chain reaction that led to this crash on i-95. the road was shut down for seven hours after a tanker turned over and spilled fuel all over the road. 6 police policey started when a ford focus driver cut someone else off. they charged him with reckless driving. you might want to avoid the gw parkway today if you can. crews are spending all day fixing potholes in the southbound lanes of route 23. we found a ton of cars stranded on the shoulder with blown tires. this morning, the northbound lanes were shut down at spout run for a few hours while crews patched up massive potholes there. the lanes are back open now. those are. and from the live desk keeping an eye on a hearing, the fight against isis terrorists involved with. what the secretary of state john kerry is saying on capitol hill. plus coming up new video that may help investigators figure out what caused two choppers to crash. sta

angie goff here at the live desk. live to capitol hill where the senate foreign relations committee is holding its first hearing on the president's request to use force against isis. you can see right there secretary of state john kerry. he actually spoke first. >> i remain at frustrated as

many of me colleagues overt questions of isil. >> it's just not a partisan issue. at least it shouldn't be. it's not even a bipartisan issue. it's really a test that transcends political affiliations. and it's a tremendous challenge to the security of our nation and to the values of our citizens. >> the president's resolution would grant a three-year time frame for the campaign against the islamic state and repeal the 2002 authorization used for the iraq war. now, defense secretary ashton c.a.r.t. carter expected to testify later this afternoon. new information on the man attempting to shoot president obama in the name of isis. prosecutors file add motion to restrict phone access for christopher cornell locked up in ohio since january. last week cornell made a surprise phone call from jail to a tv station. he was recorded saying that if he had made it to washington he

would have tried to shoot the the fbi initially arrested cornell for an alleged plot to shoot up the u.s. capitol. this afternoon, d.c. mayor muriel bowser is expected to announce a new technology partnership with howard university. bowser's office says the partnership will help encourage innovation in the district this comes as bowser plans to head to the south by southwest festival in texas, thursday. she'll meet with tech lead toers promote economic opportunities back here in the district of columbia. time right now is 12 minutes after 11:00. more fallout in ferguson missouri. the latest person to resign amid all of the uproar there. former secretary of state hillary clinton breaks her silence, but is it enough? stay with us. we'll be right back. i'm saying another couple of hours of rain and then the sun

developing story this morning. new video showing a midair collision between two helicopterses that left ten people dead. french investigators will led to that crash site in argentina. yesterday investigators combed through the debris after the

collision. eight french nationals killed in the crash including well-known athletes. two argentinean pilots also killed. the group was filming a reality show at the time of the incident. check in again with angie goff following another developing story for us at the live desk. angie? >> barbara, just got this in. homeland security needs your help to stop a child predator. look at these pictures they sent us. this guy is believed to be in his 40s or 50s xautcaught on a video they say sexually abusing an 8-year-old girl. according to i.c.e. he appears in the video seized actually during an investigation in north carolina. someone claiming to know him says that his name is peter gilbert, but agents really hasn't believed it. they think it's an alias. your help in identifying them. we'll post the picture and hope you can share that. >> thanks. and states attorney glen ivy played it official he'll run for

congress. the democrat hopes to fill the spot held by representative donna edwards right now. a source close to former maryland lieutenant governor anthony brown says he's considering his opportunities as well. edwards is running for barbara manage cullss senate seat. stay tuned for news 4's interview later today. see it on news 4 at 4:00. hillary clinton is still facing tough questions about her use of personal e-mail. the chairman of the house panel investigating the terror attacks in benghazi said he will call clinton to testify at least twice. once solely to address her e-mails, but clinton says she has nothing to hide. >> i feel that i've taken unprecedented steps to provide these work-related e-mails. they're going to be in the public domain. >> the former secretary of state says she used the personal e-mail out of convenience, but in hindsight, she says she

wishes she had used the government acc the news 4 i-team learned the white house chief of staff wrote to a private e-mail address believed to have belonged to the former secretary of state, secretary of defense, excuse me chuck hagel, when writing an official email to the president's cabinet back in 2013 and we've learned hagel used two separate blackberries. one for his personal e-mails, one for governmental e-mail during his time running the pentagon. a pentagon official tells us on some limited occasions an e-mail may have been stoent or from the wrong account saying those e-mails would be retained under the agency's policy. hagel ran the defense department until just last month. the white house declined to answer why or how often it sent official e-mails to hagel's gmail account. the associated press is now suing the state department to release clinton's e-mails.

joining us carrie dann. political writer for nbc news. mrs. clinton did speak. did she say enough are still people wanting to know more? >> unresolved questions certainly from the press conference she gave. reviews from editorial boards around the country were favorable for mrs. clinton. one question one phone out of convenience but a lot of people are asking you can have one telephone, or one device that has two e-mail accounts. many of us do. i get e-mails from friends on my blackberry but that's on separate account from my work account and i think a lot of people have that kwenchts on one -- >> on one single device. another question just is why should the american public trust that she has turned over the relevant e-mails and that the on deleted were relevant to her job at secretary of state? one thing the clinton team can feel good about today, there were democrats including one

very senior democrat chairwoman of the intelligence committee on the senate side dianne feinstein, who said hillary clinton needs to explain herself. after that press conference dianne feinstein said i think she's done a good job of going out there. democrats said she started to be transparent. her previous democratic critics starting to be me favorable about her. >> will we hear more calls for her to turn over her server for investigation? >> absolutely. the associated press assuming more access for that and congressional republicans hankering for more action to clinton's records during that benghazi attack they would like clinton to testify before that committee at least twice. we'll keep hearing calls for the transparency. >> carrie dann thank you. for more from carry ri and the rest of the nbc political team check out "first read" on nbcnews.com. another change in ferguson, missouri following a harsh report from the justice department accusing ferguson police and the courts there of racial bias.

now the city manager is resigning because of that report. before today, a city clerk was fired and a judge and two police officers all resigned. virginia's governor is heading to cuba terry mcauliffe says the purpose of that trip is to discuss trade relations. this is one of five economic development trips planned by the governor this year. mcauliffe se cubae says cuba offers tremendous opportunity for virginia. our time now is 11:21. still ahead on "news4 midday," the free options available to file your taxes. what you need to know to save money. plus protecting yourself while making extra cash. what you should do if you drive your own cars.

people across japan stopped for a moment of silence to remember the victims of the devastating earthquake and tsunami that hit four years ago today. nearly 19,000 people were killed in that disaster. at least 230,000 people are still displaced. the 9.0 magnitude quake was the big nest japan's recorded history, and one of the five most powerful earthquakes ever recorded. well there's just over a month left in tax season and millennials may want to take add vac of a few tips as they file. first and foremost don't miss the deadline. you can get an extension to file but not to pay.

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explain what you're planning on doing. >> reporter: firms like the errantal business air b & b prof coverage for liability, your insurance firm may require additional coverage like a landboard policy and individuals delivering groceries for instacart may want to look at investing in a business owner's policy. all of this meant to protect the meaner is profit a new fat-busting drug to get rid of your double chin tell you about that. then a depolice shortage. considering to manage this crisis a plan by cathy lanier. and what to expect from the

today part of a pressure cooker was submitted into evidence in the boston marathon bombing trial. fbi agents say this and several other items including a packed backpack and bebes encased in paper found on boyle street pap blood-stained note written on the side of the boat entered into evidence yesterday. they say it was written by dzhokhar tsarnaev was in hiding in that boat from police. the note was peppered with bullet holes according to the u.s. government and it said the government is killing our incident civilians, it said and as a muz lymeslim i can't see to see

such evil go unpunished it went on to say. a former coach on trial for sex abuse saying andrew brown abused a 17-year-old while working in beltsville. according to police it happened two years ago after he a him into a locker room during a football game. no jail time for a former contractor who admitted to sexually assaulting a girl at a montgomery county middle school. john eps pleadsed guilty yesterday to second-degree assault and fourth-degree sex offense. prosecutors say this surveillance video shows eps touch a 12-year-old girl on the back side in damascus last october it's a a middle school. eps be probation five years and listed on the maryland's sex offender registry for 15 years. and talk about tom kierein with a look at the

spring forecast? >> don't have to deal with the deep cold any more. best news. a little more rain. >> for the whole year? >> probably done. i think we're probably done and certainly had enough for sure. looking at the storm team 4 radar, the area in green is rain. some diminishing areas of light rain now. most of it passing just south of the metro area advancing from the southwest into the northeast. and this going to continue to roll on through here for a couple more hours, but most of the area north and west of 95 to shea dry into the afternoon. a few sprinkles. these areas in green and howard anne arundel, prince george's and st. mary's. further west southern fairfax county and southern prince william down 95 spotsylvania a few sprinkles of light rain. and west of fredericksburg a few sprinkles coming through a couple more hours. temperatures 54 at reagan national. still in the 40s. south and east into the mid-50s

now. and as we get a little sun breaking out later this afternoon, it will begin to warm up. already it's jumping into the 60s. charlottesville at 62 degrees now and some of that warm air will come in. we had quite a bit of fog this morning. this photo by candice trimble in front royal. thick fog there with visibilities under a quarter mile. post your pictures on facebook and on twitter and on instagram. candice put those on twitter. and later this afternoon, here's the timing on anymore rain just south and east of the metro area. that rain through maybe around 2:00 3:00. maybe continuing in the northern neck and lower eastern shore. a little after that. most of the rest of the area gradually drying out. then the clouds thin out. maybe around 5:00 6:00 sunshine breaking out. by then temperatures really jump. by 1:00, should be in the mid to upper 50s. by 5:00 p.m., sun breaking out, low to mid-60s and mid-50s by 9:00 p.m. as the sky goes partly

cloudy. afternoon highs north of the metro area around 60 degrees. shenandoah valley and points west as well low 60s to upper 50s. warmest temperatures thoe though to it's south from in a nas is to culpepper, fredericks berke and the west towards in 60s. coolest temperatures around the bay. mid to upper 50s for the afternoon. not much warm there's. keep up with the chaeknges with the storm team 4 weather app. after highs in the 50s thursday with lots of sunshine tomorrow. beautiful spring day. then increasing clouds on friday. upper 40s in the afternoon. looks like rain likely on friday evening into saturday. occasional showers saturday with temperatures around 60 degrees and then sunshine coming back for sunday. looks like the best day of the weekend for project and activities. near 60 monday. tuesday another chance of rain.

barbara? >> thank you, tom. you may be able to help d.c. police if you recognize this man. take a close look. this is a new video we just got this morning showing a guy who broke into a custom tailor showroom called not standard. that happened on 14th street in northwest washington last wednesday. he left with arm fulls of clothing. there's a $1,000 reward for information in this burglary case. we now know more about a staffing shortage at the d.c. police department. the d.c. union calling it a crisis. in an oversight hearing chief cathy lanier said hundreds are leaving the department every year. retirement is one issue, because many officer, quitting. a council member said he wants to consider multiple solutions to the problem. >> shortage the department maintains its high standards for hiring quality officers. while we're looking at the hiring, there is is a need to

hire more officer we don't want to sacrifice quality for the sake of hiring quickly. >> chief lanier said one solution she's considering is changing 100 officer positions to civilian positions. this afternoon, the community will begin paying respects to a prince george's county police officer killed in the line of duty. a wake held for brennan rabain at the funeral home visiting hours from 3:00 to 7:00 this evening. rabain died this past weekend. he hit a fence trying to stop a speeding car. his funeral is set for tomorrow in temple hills. our time right now is 11:36. fighting breast cancer without compromising your future family. the new drug that could help you still have children. plus new rules for buses on i-66 could make your commute a little easier in northern virginia. what they are and when they will take effect.

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if you take the bus in northern virginia some of you are about to get a much faster trip. vdot announced buses will be able to start driving on the shoulder on i-66. the change is beginning less than two weeks on monday march 23rd. vdot says it's a pilot program that could change. we put up a map of the route showing where buses can take the shoulder. find it on nbcwashington.com. sign up to test the company's new app today if 2re69ed we put a link to that on nbcwashington.com as well. you reportedly only have until friday to sign up.

vre says the app let's you buy tickets on your phone and should come out sometime in the next six months. in news for your health this morning, breast cancer treatment often rob as woman of her fertility, but a new drug is helping some cancer patients survive their disease and still have a family. researchers at the cleveland clinic say a medication called gocerlan given at the same time at chemotherapy sort of putting your ovaries to sleep protecting them from the harsh effects of chemotherapy. >> more people want to have normal quality of life following treatment. for women that may include not going into early menopause. >> and here are the results when compared to women who got chemo without the new drug. almost three times as many women protected their fertility during chemo and nearly twice as many actually got pregnant. if diagnosed with any cancer talk to your doctor about fertility options before you

start your treatment. your double chin can be a thing of the past. melting away the fat on your children and seems too good to be true. tests on the drug known at atx-110 have taken several years and now clinical trials has show it's safe and makes people happier with double chins. if approved it can be used as an alternative to surge vi. we love to tell our children they are special. a new study suggests too much praise can lead to unintended consequences. talking about building a healthy self-et steam for our-- self-esteem. and applying for

i'm angie gofr in the live desk with breaking news out of michigan now. a tanker fire on a major highway right here. taking you live to the scene. the highway shut down in dearborn next to dearborn along the border in both directions. you can see a couple firefighters are on the scene trying to put the flames out. earlier images of this massive fire circulating on social media shows pretty much a huge fireball in the sky. that black smoke you saw a second ago, that dark smoke can be seen for miles, we're told. as i mentioned, the road still closed in both directions.

we know that reporters are on the scene saying that at least three vehicles were involved in this tanker fire. as of right now though barbara, no word on any injuries. the latest from the live desk. back to you. >> thanks angie. teens in d.c. will now have three extra days to sign up for the annual summer jobs program. the extension comes after confusion and complaints last night as about 2,000 students waited in the rain outside a high school on deadline day. when the school closed at 7:00 p.m. the city dispatch add mobile command center to help take applications there. the program provides six weeks of summer employment for d.c. youth aged 14 to 21. about 13,000 teens have already signed up for the program. well many of us think our children are extra special and we love to tell them that. we do this out of love and the hopes of helping our children develop a healthy self-esteem. but new research suggests we need to be careful in thousand

praise our children or it may have unintended consequences. dr. joshua weiner is here to explain. good morning. >> good morning. >> tell us about the study. what does it say? lavishing praise on our kids can really hurt them? >> well depends. depends on the way the praise is given and what you're saying. let me start by saying that a kid or person's view of themselves is largely shaped by how they think other people think of them. and, really what's the most important relationship is the view of your parents. so you really care about that. now what the study suggests is that if parents are lavishing their kids with too much praise in the form of actually saying to their kids you're special. you deserve special treatment. you're better than other people. and sort of projecting that their child is god's gift to mankind. if you are saying those sorts of things or behaving in that way with your child, you're putting them at risk of internalizing that and having an inflated sense of self. >> i can see what you're saying but a lot of parents feel they o reinforce a child's

self-esteem by telling them especially in this age of bullying that you are special, and don't listen to anybody who says bad things to you. what about that? >> that's fine, but there's a difference. there's a difference between saying you're special and i love you versus saying you're subpoena. you're better than -- >> i see. >> yeah. >> those are not the messages to send to your child. what you want to do when trying to develop self-esteem in a kid show them you appreciate them. and that you love them. and the way do you that is not by just saying i appreciate you and love you. but in all the hundreds of thousands of interactions you have over the child's life where you are showing that. when you have a child who is actually getting feedback from you and you're busy looking at your blackberry or your text you're sending the message even though your words say i love you, your words are saying i'm not interested in you. i'm interested in my text. >> looking at the things on the screen. praise effort. wah tount say to the child

you're doing a good job, trying hard but not the best necessarily? >> exactly. here are specific rules. so praising effort. effort is something that kids can control. you can't necessarily control how great of an athlete you are or necessarily how smart you, but you can't control effort. praise the effort. also you want to be specific in the praise that you give. so you don't want to just say, way to go. you're so good. you want to say, i really like wait you took the time to make that color on that picture. or something to that effect. be specific so the kid knows exactly what you're talking about. so that they can rep pla dhatlicate that behavior and be honest sincere. don't just say you're wonderful, this that and the other thing when kids really know maybe i'm not the best at this because they need to trust what you say. >> does age have anything to do with it? praising a 4-year-old the same as praising a 10-year-old? do it always the same way? >> no. really when talking about developing some of these narcissism traits or personality traits you're nor susceptible

at that at the 7 10 11-year-old range than when you're much younger. kids much younger, you can be more lavish with praise at that age because they can't incertainlyize it that much at that particular age. >> so what are the signs that your child has developed this kind of narcissim? what do you look for? >> atting like they really should be treated differently than the rest of the people around them and that they get really upset if they don't get that special treatment. that is an indication that y need to rein things in a little bit. the sprob, some of these cases, the parents actually truly believe their kids are special, and they're sending that message. if you're seeing those things you have to look at the parent at the messages that you're delivering to your child and you need to adjust them. >> good idea. and we're hearing so much about this lately th i think parents are going to at least be tuned in to watch for those behaviors. thank you so much for talking about it. we have a news 4 consumer alert we'll show you where to

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we're following several develops stories throughout the day here on nbc 4. a military official says seven marines and four soldiers aboard an army helicopter that

crashed are presumed dead now. a spokesman for elgin air force base outside pensacola says the uh-60 black hawk reported missing around 8:30 last night. crews found debris around 2:00 this morning. montgomery county's board of appeals denied a petition to build a costco gas station at the westfield wheaton mall. a community group spent the past four years fighting against that gas station. the board believes there's no need for another gas snags that area. costco can still appeal that . well doesn't mean you can always get top quality. you can get top makeup pros use at drug store. here to show us how to save a little money in the makeup aisles. >> you and i have been there. it gets very, very expensive. you think buying name brands

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to hear cheap ways to get yore makeup done. final check of the forecast tom? rain passing south of the metro area. view from the storm team 4 radar. it countries to advance southwest to northeast. most is passing south of washington over the next couple hours. it will be coming to an end there by around 2:00 or three at the latest. then as it pulls away get breaks in the clouds and temperatures will warm. right now we're into the low to mid-50s around the metro area and it's into the mid to upper 50s farther south. and we'll continue to climb low to mid 60s later this afternoon. nice day tomorrow. more rain friday into saturday. >> thank you, tom. he earned a spot on team for rel and pharrell and now look at him. ♪ don't let me down ♪ don't let me down ♪ >> he's from our neighborhood. his name is paul faux and moving on. he won his battle frowned last

night against nashville native megan lindsay. she from meyersville just outside fret drik maryland. he just had vocal cord surgery last ye and, wow, you should have heard that voice. catch "the voice" next monday night right here on nbc 4. that's news for "midday." thank you for being with us and invite you to tune in news at 4:00 5:006:00 and tonight at 11:00 and right here tomorrow morning at 11:00 a.m. hope you plan to join us. until then have a great day and we'll see you in the morni

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