a puzzle come together of a deadly police shooting inside a metro station. out of the gate with breaking news, a bank robbery in chase through the streets of washington. a guy hold up a bank jumps in an suv, then another driver outruns the secret service all the way to bethesda. >> it all started at the wellso along connecticut avenue near the van ness metro station this afternoon. one witness says he saw the gunman taking off. >> for me work here i've never seen anything like that, you know the wells fargo here always seemed to be great and it's never been a problem at all. i actually, you know come in this bank all the time. >> we'll keep you updated on air and with our nbc washington app as we learn more. now to a bizarre murder case that began with one man asking for help from a pastor. >> that pastor is now dead and they said the guy they arrested was yelling. kristin wright is live

>> well the pastor was killed in this house here and police say when they got here their suspect said "i killed demon, just kill me." connery dagadu served the beautiful feet world impacting center. he started the ministry about three years ago with another pastor. he was 57 originally from liberia. the ministry operated out of this house in germantown. dagadu lived there with another minister who established beautiful feet with him. they routinely invited people here to pray. he would also cast away demons in those who felt they were possessed. pastor got a call from a man in pennsylvania recently who said he was po celticsed by demons and hearing voices. dagadu invited roland zina to the house in germantown. he came tuesday. the other minister in the house tells me they prayed, listened to scripture, everything was

fine. he spent the night. but the next morning police say sine strangled the pastor to death. this is wednesday. he's charged with first-degree murder today. he will undergo a mental evaluation. we spoke with this other minister who lives here in the house. he was with dagadu when he was killed. she says that she was also threatened. we'll have her account of what exactly happened here coming up tonight at 5:00. back to you. an ebola patient at nih is in serious condition according to doctors at the facility in bethesda nape ear not releasing the name of the american health care worker. he or she contracted the virus treating ebola patients in sierra leone. the patient arrived at nih around 5:00 this morning after being transported in isolation on a chartered plane. first a racist video in oklahoma and now a local fraternity is being investigated after someone unearthed a racist and sexist e-mail.

derrick ward has been at the university of maryland, where the student who sent the e-mail has already been disciplined. >> reporter: it all started with an e-mail that's more than a year old but sparked a timely debate on the college park campus. the e-mail was sent by a student, a member of the campus chapter of the kappa sigma fraternity. it used racial slurs referring to african-american and asian women. the author also wrote about sexually assaulting women during rush wee the e-mail was dated january of last year and is just stassing but reaction from the university's president was quick once he learned about it earlier this week. he said "the vulgar language in the e-mail expresses views that are reprehensible to our campus community. we immediately met with the individual involved and a university investigation is under way." as word of the e-mail spread among -- >> wow, that'sry duck louse that we're in 2015 and people are still singling out and just --

wow. it needs to t stopped. >> reporter: the kappa sigma fraternity suspended the student after learning about the e-mail and are moving to formally expel him from the chapter. greek life staff are already planning what they're calling educational interventions with kappa sigma after spring break. university president wallace lowe took to twitter for an online discussion with students. more of that coming up on news4 at 5:00. derrick ward news4. the oklahoma university chapter of sae is being represented by a high-profile attorney and we just heard from him. steven jones also represented oklahoma city bomber timothy mcveigh. he says the entire chapter at sae in oklahoma has been unfairly labeled as ra following the video of what a lot people feel is a racist chant. they want a meeting with the president of the school, the aclu and the local ncaa. chapter.

>> we believe that working together in a positive manner we can find a solution that is acceptable to everyone to make this a teachable moment and an educational moment for what is seriously a flawed incident. >> jones says he doesn't represent the two members of the fraternity expelled from the university. sae's national spokesman says they've stopped communicating with the chapter in oklahoma sxwroop the white house jumper who made it into the residence pleaded guilty today in a deal with prosecutors. omar gonzalez had a knife in his pocket when he jumped the fence, dashed to the white house and made it all the way to the east room before he was stopped. the incident back in september capped a series of security breaches that led to a major shake-up at the secret service. sentencing is set for june. and we're working to learn more about a man shot and killed by police inside a metro station. police say a train operator reported seeing a man in a

tunnel at the potomac avenue station last night. metro had to cut power so officers could go in and search. about 400 feet inside the tunnel we're told a female officer encountered the man and fired several shot ts at him. at this point polie not identified the man or said what he may have been doing in that tunnel. new at 4, the first look at a controversial budget plan that could affect a lot of people in prince george's county. this includes laying off 110 workers and five furlough days for other county employees. there would also be a property tax increase which would cost homeowners an extra $300 a year on a $200,000 home. county executive baker says the additional revenue would fund education improvemen to hire more police and firefighters. tracee wilkins digs deeper coming up on news 4 at 5:00. we have suffered our first injury in the u.s. mission to train and advise in iraq.

an american soldier was grazed by a pull et this week when he and another soldier came under fire at a night watch at an iraqi training facility near baghdad. the gunfire came from outside the compound. soldiers returned fire but the shooter got away. the wounded soldier was treated and immediately returned to duty. this afternoon, storm team 4 is tracking changes in our forecast. take a look at the radar. you can see rain heading our way and fast. amelia segal is tracking it. >> we'll be tracking rain showers moving into the area as early as 8:00. you still have a few more hours to walk the dog, have the kids get some fresh air outside before the rain moves in. if you have dinner plans this evening, scattered showers in place, otherwise cloudy skies. by 9:00 more widespread rain and rain continues at times overnight tonight. our temperature right now is at

54 degrees. we'll be in the 50s at that point, scattered showers. showers likely by 10:00 p.m. with a temperature of 47. i'll let you know when the rain comes to an end tomorrow. making up for lost time. how schools are trying to make up school days without keeping kids well into the summer. and apple's past and current ceos have a lot more in common than anyone .

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some scary moments this morning along a northern virginia road. chopper 4 flew over braddock road this morning in chantilly. we got there as a tow truck arrived to help a driver who had veered off the road near a creek. this afternoon we're still working to learn what caused that crash and if anyone was hurt. new details about an incident in wisconsin where a police officer killed an unarmed teenager in a protest. the medical examiner says tony robinson died of gunshot wound to his head arm, and torso. it's not clear how many times he was shot. robinson was 19 years old and biracial. last friday a white police officer shot and killed him. they were responding to reports that a imagine was jumping in and out of traffic and had

assaulted someone. in maryland, many people convicted of certain crimes will soon get a so-called second chance. today the state senate unanimously passed a bill that would give people convicted of some nonviolent crimes a clean slate. if approved it would apply to people who have served sentences for crimes like disturbing the peace, trespassing, possession of -- or possession and i'm not sure of, what and prostitution as well. those folks could also apply to make their records inaccess to believe the public. weekend repairs aren't the only things that will delay you this weekend. what you need to know even if you're not attending one very big event this weekend. storm team 4 radar, rain .

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well we have just learned that a marine from virginia is among the victims of tuesday's tragic black hawk helicopter crash. master sergeant thomas saunders was from williamsburg virginia. seven marines and four louisiana national guard soldiers were killed when their chopper went down in dense fog during a routine trai mison tuesday. the marines were stationed at

camp lejeune. more delays may lie ahead in the charles severance murder case. the hospital's report on severance's mental competency is not yet finished an the hearing about it is scheduled for thursday. news4 as learned the defense team wants that hearing claiming there won't be enough time to review the report. prosecutors say the hearing should be held as scheduled because it's common to get such reports eve andai before the hearing. a heads up if you plan to ride med meth row this weekend. the green line trains will be running every 16 minutes, and metro is advising right fielders on the blue and silver lines to w for more time if traveling to or from the five stations at the eastern end, like addison road and largo. it's all part of a $5 billion reconstruction project that will install some new rails, platforms, escalators and communication systems. news4's melissa mollet explains why metro also has to plan around a very big event this weekend. >> the rock 'n' roll marathon,

reme metro starts running two hours early, 5:00 a.m. closest stops to the start line going to be federal triangle, smithsonian or archives. we've been keeping track of all the snow days at schools acro our area and now our i-team is looking into how l school officials are hoping to make up for lost time. in maryland frederick county is adding three school days to its calendar -- april 1st june 16th and june 17th. anne arundel county is canceling the first day of spring break. montgomery county may have to add three days at the end of the year. and howard county may extend the school year by two days and in virginia loudoun, and fairfax say they will not have to make up any days or won't make any changes, anyway. check out nbc washington app to find the latest plans from schools y-in your area. just search snow days. we know that rain is moving in. the question now is it going to affect your plans tonight and in the morning? >> how long is it going to last? let's ask amelia. when does it get here?

>> it will arrive between 8:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. this evening and continues at times throughout the morning, midday and afternoon hours tomorrow. so tomorrow a soggy saturday. i also want to point out it's the last weekend in winter. spring begins next friday evening. here are your saturday impacts. traveling tomorrow you want to watch for hydroplaning. we could see anywhere from about a quarter to just over three-quarters of an inch of rainfall. exercise definitely need the rain gear or just do it indoors if you can. heading out and about, grab the umbrella rain boots, if you can do that you should be just fine. temperatures right now are in the 40s and 50s. 54 in washington and manassas. gaithersburg one of the cooler spots coming in at 48 degrees. the snow whatever was out there, melted today. those little tiny snow spots all that's left. 8:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. when we start to track showers, temperature around 50. after that we all the into the 40s. heading out to dinner tonight you need the umbrella and a

jacket at least. skycast 4, want to take you throughout the morning hours tomorrow. this is going to show you what's happening, how lit look outside. you can see during the morning hours tracking moderate rain. if you are running in the rock 'n' roll marathon half marathon you definitely need the rain gear to prepare for that race as it wraps up at rfk stadium temperat not too bad, hanging out in the 50s throughout the race 7:30 raining, also dealing with fog during the morning hours tomorrow and not just downtown but everywhere. it's a rainy and foggy start to the day. fog breaks up by 10:00 p.m. by noon we're still tracking showers. high temperatures tomorrow warmer than today. 66 for a high in washington 65 in la plata. 58 over in annapolis. i want to show you when the rain pulls away from the area with future weather. 5:00 a.m., rain across the area. rain continues at times throughout the midday and afternoon hours. by 5:00 p.m. this is when we should be mainly dry. only a chance of an isolated

shower after that. this system though it continues to impact us on sunday. i'm going to have more on sunday coming up in a little bit. high temperature, though 57 degrees. monday a high temperature of 61. tuesday, st. patrick's day, a high temperature of 58. so that's not bad at all, but it is looking like it's going to be a little bit breezy for st. pat paddy's day. wednesday, plenty of sunshine and a high temperature of 56 degrees. notice so far your high temperature, it's above our average high at 55. great news there. thursday sunny skies, a high of 58. spring begins on friday in the evening. the chance of rain and a high temperature of 59. again, i'm going to have more details on sunday what you can expect throughout the day coming up in a little bit, barbara. >> okay amelia. thank you. now to an incredible story revealed of two of apple's visionary leaders. former ceo steve jobs reportedly refutzed a liver transplant from current ceo tim cook. the book "becoming steve jobs" says cook took a blood test

after hearing jobs was diagnosed with cancer. they had the same rare blood type and cook offered jobs part of his liver. according to the book jobs told cook "i'll never let you do that. i'll never do that." steve jobs died in 2011 after a battle with pancreatic cancer. >> he was a real -- he was a visionary. >> indeed. there is a carbonated controversy going on this afternoon. why your kids' soda bottle may look like something else entirely different. plus gone without explanation. the local leader who suddenly and silently is leaving her post after years of keep manager of yo

did you know tomorrow is pi day? p sixth used to cal chait the area of a circle. tomorrow 3/14/15 and at 9:26:53 the time will be the same as the fist ten digits of pi. that only ever happens once in every 100 years. in some places the day is celebrated with an edible pie. why not? mountain dew is about to roll out a new favor but some critics say it looks too much like beer. the new drink is called dew shine and they'll sell it in a four-pack of long necked glass bottles. critics say it's appealing to kids making it look like beer but a spokesman says it's consistent with ot drinks. in news for your health, impow information for parents. medical experts say it's important for new moms and dads both to be screened for postpartum depression. that's because new information

finds toddlers with depressed parents aro hit and lie and be more anxious. researchers say depressed parents are less likely to make eye contact or smile at their baby which can affect children's ability to form close attachments and healthy emotions. and when they're healthy they grow up to be like this next little girl. people a hailing her as a real hero after she somehow steered her family's car to safety and saved her mom. samantha jones was driving her kids to school in michigan thursday when she started having a seizure. that's when her 9-year-old daughter j.c. climbed out of the back seat and grabbed the steering wheel. she was able to steer the car safely into a school parking lot. then she drove around in circles to get someone's attention, and another parent was able to jump in and put that car in park. >> a parent jumped in and put the car in park. >> i was just re scared. >> i didn't really believe it. my daughter was amazing.

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right now at 4:30 we've learned one of the military service members killed in a helicopter crash off the coast of florida is from williamsburg virginia. a local pastor at the center of a bizarre murder case. police say a man killed a germantown pastor. when the police got there, he them he kills demons. and get ready. storm team 4 is tracking the beginning of a weekend washout and what's lingering on the other side of all that rain. right now an american health care worker who contracted ebola is in serious condition at the national institutes heal the worker was volunteering in sayre leeleone. no name is being revealed ed at this time. >> as erica edwards reports, it's the 11th patient to be treated for ebola in the u.s. >> reporter: the unidentified health care worker is in serious condition at the national institutes ohealth. the patient became infected with ebola volunteering at a

treatment unit in sayre yaierra and was flown back on a private charter early friday morning. doctors have not given details about this patient. in october of last year nina pham was leased from the nih free of the disease. she'd become infected caring for an ebola patient at a dallas hospital. during a news conference after z declared ebola free anthony fauci said it ees's important health care workers are not infected. >> you get infected with the body fluids of an ill individual. if you don't have that you do not have to worry. >> reporter: it was one year ago in march 2014 when the world health organizatn first reported an ebola epidemic emerging in west africa. since then guinea liberia, and sarah leone have reported nearly

25,000 cases and more than 10,000 deaths. erica edwards, nbc news. a lot of unanswered questions tonight about the sudden departure of frederick county's fire chief. denise puget left thisser job last night. the announcement came from a county executive. release thanked her for her surveillance but didn't say why she's gone. gardner wouldn't even say if it was a voluntary decision and puget has not returned phone calls. the frederick news post reports gardner says the president of the firefighters union supports this decision. she took over two years ago after serving as chief in montgomery county. now to an update on a story you saw first on news4. police in prince william county say they have a better idea of who snatched a woman's purse from the scene of an accident thanks to a nutz 4 viewer. police say they're looking for william ray powell. someone called the tip line after seeing david culvert's story on wednesday. police say powell stole a

woman's purse from s in an accident in woodbridge last weekend then used her credit card. if you know where powell is please call police. right about now, high school students are considering what colleges to go to and college students are picking their majors. >> but more than half of them will change their focus at least once before garage waiting. and the chance that they'll find a job in their field is slim. news4's richard jordan shows us how you can choose your career path the same way you find love online. >> reporter: college classes can be stressful, but deciding on a mayor is often what causes the most anxiety. kimberly can relate. the georgetown sophomore took two years to settle on international business. >> when it comes to my major, it's always been like i'm so interested in so many things psychology animal sciences. it's always been a bit of a struggle to pin it down. >> reporter: many other students feel that pressure. >> the timing is right on this.

>> reporter: joseph was the ceo at andrew jackson university in birmingham and now runs university research and review. a team of higher education specialists help anyone who's uncertain about their future find their best fit by asking a series of multiple choice questions like would you rather build a space vehicle, work as a doctor in a medical clinic or teach kindergarten? the answers are evaluated and like online dating there's a science behind making the perfect match. >> we put it into a system that we designed with algorithms. >> reporter: the results take a few days to come back. this is what you'll get, suggested careers and a list of universities that offer that curricula to help you avoid waste time and money. >> i've seen statistics that say if you switch majors this adds 40 to 50 to $60,000. and a lot of it goes to student debt. >> reporter: and that may never pay off. the federal reserve bank of new york found only 27% of people

with an undergraduate degree are working in their field of study. a career builder survey shows only 32% of workers have ever had a job matching their major. the online questionnaire may help to improve statistics but career kounls lors say it shouldn't be the only factor you consider. >> these are a guide, a tool. they're not luck and light. this gives you a range of options to explore. >> reporter: kimberly agrees. she says she tried a different but similar survey that didn't quite hit the bull's-eye. >> the questionnaire itself makes you really consider these thoughts and it really makes you think about what you want to do but doesn't kite give you the result you think it will. >> reporter: the outcome may be a surprise but you may find it worth exploring. richard jordan news4. >> richard says the online survey can also be helpful for adults considering a career change. we posted a link to the free evaluation and other helpful

sites on nbcwashington.com. the atmosphere in ferguson is still pretty tense this afternoon. first t manhunt under way after more unrest and what could be happening this weekend. a recall alert and it affects thousands of cars on the road. but this major problem isn't under the hood but under your feet. storm team 4 is tracking some showers moving in. amelia what's up? >> tomorrow morning you're going to need the umbrella as we're tracking moderate rain. but th storm system continues to impact us on sunday. i'll let you know how.

. if you ear in the market for a new car, you could see some changes to the warranties that are out there. consumer reporter erik looking into this. >> i have. this is something to look forward to. if you are going to be purchasing in 2016 what we're talking about here is general motors and its extended warranties. vehicles are going to be slashed by several thousand miles. the extended warranty on 2016 chevy and gmc warranties will go from five years and 100,000

miles to five years or 60,000 miles, making it just about even with companies like ford chrysler and toyota. but it doesn't end there. the company will also cut down its maintenance program now. two visits within the first two years instead of four visits. why the changes? gm's higher-ups say extended warranties and free maintenance are just not a good enough reason for people to buy a new car. and gm wants to reinvest that money elsewhere. >> so basically it hasn't been drawing people into the dealerships. >> puts them wavrge almost all the other big car players. >> he's also got tom news about another recall. it seems like a new one every day. this one gas pedals? >> yes. this has to do with kia soul 2013 2015 kia souls. the gas pedals on these models can bend or break if you push them hard enough. they're recalling nearly 200,000

kia soul and soul electric suvs. if the pedal should bend or break if you're behind the wheel, there is a risk of crash, the company says. however, there have been no reports of injuries or collisions. good news there. dealers are going to add rubber supports at no charge and they'll start making those fixes around march 24th. >> okay. speaking of march 24th that means we're coming up on april 15th. >> yes. >> this year we've got obamacare, a lot of new stuff going on. >> april 15th everybody's like yes if you're getting money back right? we are officially about a month out from when taxes are due. and if you have not done them this might be a great weekend for that. but with plenty of changes as chris mentioned. will one of the toughest years yet to file. we'll show you, though how to get free help. nothing is better than free help. right? that's coming up tonight at 5:00. more importantly, it's not just the free help but you can rest assured there's people that actually know what they're doing. you can file with confidence that they're not going to mess any of your paperwork up.

>> no matter how many times we do it there's always another question. >> something else. >> thanks erika. >> no problem. see you at 5:00. it's a once-in-a-lifetime surprise for a local landmark. the prized and rare creature that's making home out of a popular attraction this afternoon. it's got more athletes than the olympics and it's taking over our region this summer. i'm david culvert in reston. coming up we'll take you to draft day.

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first at 4, a wave of wet weather headed our way. >> storm team 4 is tracking rain showers that will start falling in our area in just a matter of hours. so when will it dry out and what can we expect after that? amelia segal joins us with an update in just a few moments. we are tracking developments in ferguson missouri where a search is under way for is suspects who shot two police officers. >> jay gray is live outside the police department where the attack took place. what are you hearing? >> reporter: good evening, barbara. county police say finding the suspects in the shootings of those two officers is their top priority right now. they continue their investigation as protesters continue their push for change. a steady soaking rain seems to have dampened the tension in ferguson for now. a day after two police officers were wounded by gunfire. the manhunt for suspects in the

attack continues. >> this is the number-one priority right now of the st. louis county police department to identify these individuals. >> reporter: investigators believe shots came from this hill about 150 yards from the police station where the officers were hit. and where protesters gathered again last night. >> the protests will not end. we are seeking legislative changes. there will be reforms. world will hear us. >> reporter: a message that overnight included prayers for the ambushed officers. >> we came to grieve the wounding of law enforcement officers. we came to give god thanks that the ausms officers who were injured last night are out in now at their homes. >> reporter: recovering as this community struggles to do the same. no word of any organized protests tonight here. the reward money for information leading to the arrest in the

shootings has jumped to over $10,000. jay gray news4. i'm storm team 4 meteorologt amelia segal. so starting off the forecast with i think what is some great news. spring only a week away. seven more days. and here at nbc 4 we're using the #thinkspring to talk about the weather. you want to see your photos as well. if you're seeing signs of spring anywhere take a picture and use the hashtag so we can find it and get it on air. seven more days away. then we'll be talking hopefully about warmer weather, maybe a heat wave and hopefully no snow. here are your weather headlines. rain tonight and tomorrow. rain arrives between 8:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. this evening. if in the next seven days we're looking at comfortable temperatures and for upcoming week mainly dry conditions overall. here's the rain on storm team 4 radar moving in from the west. again, this will push in in the next few hours. once it gets here we're looking

at soggy conditions throughout the day tomorrow. temperatures right now for the most part are in the 50s. 52 in leesburg 48 in washington and 51 for those of you in camp springs with mostly cloudy skies. here's your weekend outlook. if you're going skiing the better day is sunday. it will still be slushy snow but at least you won't be dealing with rain as well. the rock 'n' roll half marathon/marathon dealing with fog and rain. you want to make sure you're prepared for the rain. and the st. patrick's day parade taking place in washington on sunday. it's breezy it's cool with a jacket you should will be just fine at the parade there. i'll have a breakdown of your sunday forecast in just a second. first let's talk more about saturday as we move these graphics along. foggy start on saturday morning. visibility about a half of a mile or less at 6:00 a.m. so that is dense fog. then after that it starts to improve. we're still tracking fog until about 10:00 a.m. if you are traveling early tomorrow morning, keep in mind you'll not only be dealing with rain but fog as well.

temperature around 47. by 11:00 a.m. we're at 54 degrees. 62 at 3:00 p.m. 7:00 it's mainly dry. and after a rainy day you're saying what's going on? the temperature, 64 doesn't feel so bad outside. sunday it's dry, but it's cooler. high of 57 degrees. it's a chilly start, and it will be breezy throughout the day so that high of 57 will feel more like 50 degrees during the afternoon. but we'll see plenty of sunshine as we get into the afternoon and evening hours. so the better weekend day will be sunday just because we won't be tracking rain. monday a high temperature of 61 degrees. tuesday it's breezy a high of 58. this is st. patrick's day. and we're looking at cloud mixed throughout the day and again the breezy conditions but not too bad but we can't say absolutely gorgeous because of the breezy conditions we'll be tracking. wednesday, thursday plenty of sunshine highs in the mid to upper 50s. spring starts on friday. with that the chance of rain. no snow on friday and a high

temperature of 59 degrees. >> we've been hearing some chatter about the possibility of snow next week. you sure? can you guarantee us you're not going to see snow? >> of course in march we can't guarantee that there won't be any snow. right now, no major snowstorms by any means on the horizon. the clim prediction center is saying there's a very high likelihood after these next seven days next weekend and through the end of march temperatures will likely be a little bit below where they should be which is now about 55 degrees. >> all right. thanks for that. well, some stories we're working nonour newsroom. tonight a local music teacher is in big trouble. what he's accused of doing instead of teaching his students how to play guitar. and remembering the man who made a huge impact on our area's skyline and skylines acro i'm wendy rieger at the live

desk. new court sketches into the newsroom. the white house fence jumper pleading guilty. omar gonzalez made it into the presidential mance back in september. he had a knife in his pocket and made it all the way to the east room before he was stopped. there were af round of ammunition in his car, two hatchets and a machete. this incident was one of several security breaches that led to the resignation of the chief of the secret service. sentencing is set seth in june. there's been a tragic end to a medical helicopter crash from late last night. authorities say the pilot died when the plane crashed in the woods in oklahoma pap nurse and a paramedic were injured, but they're expected to be okay. the plane went down before midnight but search teams didn't find the wreckage until 4:00 in the morning. the faa is headed to the scene to look into how it happened. the manager of arlington county is retiring. barbara donnellan has been the county manager for the past five turbulent years during the streetcar and long branch

aquatic center projects. she's served the arlington community for 27 years in other capacities before that. she says it's time to start a new chapter of her life. the deputy county manager will take over nal replacement is found. if you're near the national arboretum, don't be surprised if you see a pair of bald eagles. >> for the first time in almost 70 years a pair is nesting on the ground with a view of the anacostia live in downtown d.c. the first sightings of the eagles were last fall as they were mating and looking for a nesting site. in january they were discovered at the arboretum. staff found the nest and it's believed there are eggs, which would ha. >> they picked a nice place to open their house there. bigger than the olympics and it's coming here to our area. this afternoon, meet the local fist responders who have a lot .

some people who live near the jager t in charleston west virginia have evacuated their homes because of a landslide that started sunday at the end of the airport's main runway. it took out power lines a gas line trees, an empty house, a church, d it closed a road. repairs to stop the landslide can't start until the rain stops and right now there's more rain in the forecast for charleston this weekend. a man won more than $1 million in the powerball lottery but can't claim the money. security camera showed the man buying a ticket at a grocery store in southern california. when he didn't come forward to collect the big prize, the california lottery commission

released the video hoping to find him. the man saw himself on the news and came forward yesterday. but he had lost the ticket. unfortunately for him, no ticket means no money. and the prize expired yesterday. the winnings will now go to the state public schools. >> that's just heartbreaking for him. one family is telling an incredible story of survival and quick thinking. a couple crash landed their small plane into the ocean with their 1-year-old daughter on board. this happened in january just off the coast of oahu hawaii. the couple's army training helped them survive? the water but as they waited for help, the real struggle was how to keep their baby above water. >> for a moment i thought it was, like, you know she wasn't there with us no more because all i saw was her little neck like this. but when i shake her, she wakes up. >> wow. it took the coast guard about three hours to rescue the family. >> wow. well it's got more athletes than the olympics and for ten days this summer you'll have a

chance to cheer on law enforcement and firefighters from all over the world. >> they beal here in our area to compete in the world police and fire games. fairfax county is hosting a lot of the events. and northern virginia bureau reporter david culvert was there as the draft picks went down. >> reporter: the buildup is huge. our region prepping to welcome athletes from all over the world. think the olympics for police and fire. >> it's our pleasure to kick off tonight's draft program. >> reporter: the kickoff event, draft day. aaron gilchrist announcing the sponsors of each sport. peeled off one by one. >> the way i characterize it david, is i'm not going to see this again in my lifetime here in this area. >> i got my first bronze medal in indianapolis in the 100 breaststroke. >> r this year's games will be the eighth for swimmer douglas shaw. check out all his medals. he's traveled all over the world to compete. his family rooting him on. >> it that's our vacation. >> reporter: but this year this

retired fairfax county firefighte won't have to leave home. athletes village will be right here irest. >> it's a great honor for us to be able to host this big event. >> reporter: so how big of an event is this going to be? to put it in perspective, the olympics had about 10,000 athletes. that's the summer olympics. this event will have some 12,000 representing more than 70 countries. with venues in northern virginia d.c. and maryland the games will require some 4,000 volunteers. >> it's so exciting. huge that it's coming to fairfax. >> they're going to be our ambassadors. >> reporter: kevin reynolds is among the organizers. says the biggest incentive for you, the events are free. >> and there will be plenty of signage and plenty of opportunity for spectators co-tom and be part of it. >> reporter: opening ceremony set for june 26th at rfk stadium. in reston i'm david culvert, news4. >> those men and women are in great shape.

we're following several big stories for you this afternoon. >> news 4 at 5:00 starts now. pat, wendy? >> now at 5:00 we are working several developing stories pappas or the who was asked to pray with a local man is then murdered. and new that the hour we hear from friends of the victim. a racially charged investigation at the university of maryland. new information about the explosive e-mail that triggered the probe. but we're going to start with some breaking news in the district. police are scrambling to catch two suspects in a bank robbery. >> that after a gunman stormed the wells fargo on connecticut avenue near the van ness metro station this afternoon. >> he had a getaway driver who helped him make a dramatic escape. jackie bensen is live at the scene. >> reporter: we can tell you this was quite a sight. witnesses say the man ran out of the wells fargo bank and up the stairs there to a rooftop parking lot where an accomplice is believed to have been waiting in a vehicle. right now, there is a heavy presence of d.c. police detectives and agents from the

fbi and secret service. more keep arriving. this happened around 2:30 in this very busy block of connecticut avenue close to the udc campus. there's a gold's gym next door. people are coming and going constantly. >> i came out of my job today and i saw a guy with his face covered, a poncho all really dark blue breathing super duper hard and then ran up the stairs right in front of me and basically -- police basically ran right in front of me after him. thatn i realized that i think he probably robbed the bank. >> reporter: the description of the suspect, a man about 6'1" wearing a black mask over his face dark clothing black nike sneakers. that has drawn the attention of agents investigating black hat bandits. they've robbed seven banks in d.c. maryland and virginia. police tell us right now it's too early to tell if it's