after. live outside the courthouse where we have learned a lot more about the case. >> that's absolutely correct. prosecutors called this a brutal crime that happened in front of multiple witnesses cho watched in horror as kevin sutherland was stabbed 30 to 40 times in the chest in the back in the lungs and in the heart finally killing him. prosecutors say they are certain that jasper spyres is their man. >> the friends of kevin are together now remembering him in a positive way. >> jasper spires tried to rob on saturday afternoon. at least four passengers watched as the sutherland was stabbed to death.

>> a few days before the deadly attack police say spyres attacked a person right here in friendship heights just a block from the dc maryland line. police caught him a few minutes late err just down the street. they charged him with that crime as well as hitting the officers who arrested him. prosecutorss ended up charging with a lesser crime. police also located the

knife. >> now spyres attorney asked to release the client but the judge pointed out that he was on release from an earlier incident where he attacked another person just days earlier. while we were down here at the courthouse right across the street i happened upon an incident where a baby was abandoned on the street and police were responding. we will show you that video of this incident. >> this is spencerville road in burtonsville. rescuers had to cut the top of the van. we're told that the victims are expected to be okay. >> three people in the hospital tonight after a transformer fire

in the district this morning two of them have critical injuries now. this all began around 11:30 at a building here on ninth and rhode island avenue. in just the past five days we have witnessed two security scares. the navy yard last week. walter reed hospital yesterday. the shut downs. closed off parts of the area for hours. >> reports of shots fired came from tips that turned tout be nothing but leaders want you to keep reporting anything that doesn't look right. >> that's right. you know this is a fine line between safety and overreaction. but the head of the police says

one thing is very clear here. you need to keep speaking up. >> in southeast dc and in bethes da, recent events that were unnerving and ultimately were not serious. >> we have a responsibility to react to those calls. >> people start to get a little more relaxed and they think sometimes that someone else will call. >> don't ever stop reporting suspicious behavior. >> i think it's better to do it when nothing's hand early on when it first occurs so law

enforcement can occur. >> and now technology is starting to play a large role in how you can report suspicious activity. >> all right. >> right now a jury is deliberating a case of a man accused of ordering a hit on his uncle from jail. brian wanted his uncle dead to keep the man from testifying against him. >> according to the state he had his uncle killed to keep his uncle from testifying against him. the question is, is he looking at some more time for what happened to his uncle?

>> men were covered in gas and bleach. brian is one of two men accused in the murder after his uncle id ided him as one of the murders. he was shot in the head and killed before he could testify in the trial. his 2-year-old son was also shot but survived. it happened in december of 2012 two months before brian was set to go to trial. prosecutors say maheiu was to go trial. brian is telling the alleged shooter where to find the apartment saying first flight go

up. it's to the right though. upstairors downstairs. upstairs. it's going to be one flight straight back. after the murder stanley winston one of two charged with the murder says your man lost his mind and going crazy. oh yeah. lost his mind all over the place. >> even with the telephone calls, it is the state's interpretation. the state is saying this is what you should interpret this call or these words to mean. >> this case has had ripple effects. this one and the one before has changed the way visitation has handled. it is also changed the way trials are held here at prince george's county courthouse.

a local family tonight is trying to track down the person who shot and killed two of their dogs on their farm. you may have seen this on your time line today. the farm owner posted that he found his son's labs shot to death after reporting them missing over the weekend. he said the dogs were friendly and known to everyone who visited the farm. we have put the farm's original post on our nbc washington facebook posttoday. half a million dollars. that's bond for a maryland state trooper who is facing sexual assault charges. police say brian tucker was off duty when he met a woman in a parking lot and agreed to pay for sex. they went to a nearby cul-de-sac where a woman told investigators that tucker put a gun to her head and forced her to perform a sex act. tucker tried to hide the gun in

his backseat. we're told that gun was not his service weapon. >> a new audit out this month shows virginia law enforcement agencies have more than 2300 untested rape kits. it found that a quarter of the untested kits were not submitted because they weren't needed for evidence or in some cases because the suspect confessed. but nearly a quarter found that the victim did not want to participate. the two week search for a 14-year-old girl is finished with finding a convicted sex offender. the two were hiding in the woods and were breaking into homes for food after dark. ben shook is 41 years old and is described as a sexual predator. the 14-year-old girl willingly left with him after meeting on

kik. >> right now, a 3 month old baby is under treatment for a rare condition. botulism. benjamin is among just 100 babies with that similar condition. later in our second half hour we will hear from his mother about the moment she almost lost her child and see how her community has rallied to support the baby and this family. >> now new details just coming out of south carolina where a military jet and small plane collided just hours ago. this happened over a small town just outside charleston. >> the jet pilot ejected and apparently he's not hurt but

they did take him to a nearby air force base for observation. some people on the ground saw the collision and they were able to describe that incredible impact. >> exploded in midair and then a plane landed in my yard. >> debris is scattered across a pretty wide area. it doesn't look like it's hurt anyone or damaged any homes. the ntsb is trying to figure out exactly how this collision happened. jim and wendy? >> all right. a neighborhood living in fear as a man terrorizes a community. our crews join the manhunt in montgomery county. find out why everyone thinks this guy is such a threat. >> and a new race controversy for cooking star paula dean. we will show you more of the post that went viral and explain how she took immediate action.

by now you have probably heard that bill cosby did admit to buying sedatives to drug women in order to have sex with them. he admitted to it when asked a question in a deposition ten years ago. we have looked back, just search cosby. now the fallout is being felt here in the washington area. >> some folks on social media are asking that ben's chili bowl should remove references to one of their most famous customers. >> we are live where people are talking about cosby's latest troubles. >> and a landmark here in washington and a big part of that is the picture of bill cosby looking down from that mural. now the recent revelations you just mentioned have revived the controversy as to how cosby should be viewed.

>> should comedian bill cosby be removed? washington post columnist and commentator wrote last fall that cosby should come down. he feels new disclosures should start the discussion again. >> it just seems to me that having his face so prominently displayed on their wall sends an awkward message to everyone who knows what happened in the last 30 40 years of his life. >> double down on the cheese and the fries. >> a judge unsealed documents from a 2005 case that was settled and dismissed. a woman accused cosby of drugging and sexual assaulting her in a deposition in that case, cosby admitted that he on

feigned sedatives to give women. will that affect how people feel about taking the portrait down? >> i don't feel it should be taken down. >> why? >> because he's -- he's a good person. you know? i don't believe he did it. >> take it down. >> why? >> it's outlived its usefulness and he's not the person we thought he was. >> final touches are being put on the new ben's chilly bowl. it officially ohs tomorrow. it has no pictures, no art and no references to bill cosby. a member of the family told me moments ago that they are truly focused on opening the new location but added we are saddened by the recent news. coming up we will speak with a local lawyer remitting three women who are suing bill cosby.

that's the latest. >> donl trump is reacting tonight to losing some big sporting events because of the controversial statement hes made about illegal immigrants. both decided not to host events at trump's la golf club. and nascar changed its mind about hosting an upcoming event at a trump owned spot. he is not losing money. he says both espn and nascar will lose their deposits. >> paula dean may be looking for a new person to handle her official twitter account after yet another controversy. the former food network star said she fired the media manager after a person tweeted this image with the hash tag transformation tuesday. it got instant backlash for what many are called brown face.

it because 2011 halloween edition when she and her son bobby dressed up. dean apologized to anyone who was offended. >> we are watching the state capital tonight in south carolina where the debate over the confederate flag has moved on to the house. today the state senate approved a measure to take down the flag. members of the upper chamber noted that a veteran senator was missing. the reverend was killed in that church massacre. a grand chur has indict mand accused of -- dylan roof is charged on nine counts of murder and three counts of attempted murder. nine people died in the ame church last month. the charges stemmed from three

people who survived. roof is being held without bail. he is also the subject of federal hate crime investigations. there's an alert. police want to know if the same group of teenagers are to blame for both cases. a guy told police he was held up just a couple miles away, that he was not hurt. the victims blamed three teenagers with at least one of them on a bicycle. >> a former red skins star arrested. you may have seen the mug shot of donovan mcnabb being shared all over facebook today. >> stick around to hear what we can learn from a hostage negotiator. >> a wanted man has been on the

run for days. deputies say that he has been. >>ing for years.

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continuing to hone in on the forecast over the next couple of days. exactly how much rain we will be seeing. hot hazy and humid conditions. there they are all across our region. you can just feel it when you're out there. 93 a little earlier. you have very warm and humid. 88 the current temperature. 87, so it's on the hot side for sure. we have been very, very cool as far as that's concerned. just back to the west watching our frontal boundary. you can see clear skies. here is one little area of storms and another one back towards the west. numerous flash flood reports

back here. they're seeing rain. for us on the dry side today, tomorrow we will see this rain not talking a lot. i don't think we will see chance for flooding tomorrow in our region but it's something to keep our eyes out for. the cloud cover not expecting rain. it will be dry. those storms should move fairly quickly. not too worried about the flooding issues. not anticipating any severe storms. so if you ear heading out tomorrow may need to play a little golf. i seriously doubt i will be in this range. i think i will be in the 90s.

not going to be there tomorrow for temperatures. cooler better chance of rain earlier that's there. we expect that this time of year. year. you may want to take that umbrella with you. now, temp-wise, 88 tomorrow and 89 on thursday still a bit on the humid side. frontal boundary. 92 degrees coming up on sunday. and maybe a heat wave. >> this just in. the famed subway restaurant suspending its ties now with a famed sand which spokesman. >> jared fogle had his home raided.

we will find out what officers took out of that house. >> and a virginia child recovering afte a contracting a rare illness and the prayers for baby benjamin are now going viral. >> oh my gosh. it is very frightening. there are a few times i thought i was going to lose him

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abandoned baby is found in a stroller on a busy downtown sidewalk. >> this exclusive video you're about to see of a police officer comforting that baby across from the court of appeals. mark was nearby when this all unfolded and shot that video on his cell phone. >> i understand you just got off the phone with new information about this baby? >> that's right. i just got off the phone with the police. we have video of a woman who was arrested about a block away. now they tell me that woman has degree cruelty to a child. they do not know the relationship between the woman who was arrested and the baby that they found on that sidewalk. the original report came in about 12:30 for an abandoned baby. as you can see when i got there

the baby was still in the stroller being comforted by a police officer on the scene. we are now told that that child is in the custody of child and family services. they have not located the parents. but again the woman who was arrested about a block away is not apparently the mother of that child. she has been charged with cruelty to children. >> was the baby crying when you came up? what did it look like or seem like there? do we have any idea how long it may have been there on that sidewalk? >> the baby was there for at least a half an hour and police were there for most of that time. i got to tell you, the baby looked just fine and according to the fire department, no injuries and nothing life threatening. the officer as you can see in that video was doing a great job of playing with the child, smiling at the child and the child was smiling back at the afrs.

afrs. s. >> all right. thank you, mark. >> the mother of a maryland woman accused of leaving her baby on the side of the road says a domestic dispute is to be blamed. a judge denied a bail request change. the baby is now with child protective services. >> right now in virginia a baby boy is at the hospital. fighting a rare case of botulism. julie cary has good news. the community is supporting their family. >> these pictures show what benjamin looked like as he

turned three months old on july 4. a breathing tube and feeding tube keeping him alive. >> i was honestly thinking of how am i going to tell my two older sons that their brother is not coming home. >> his rapid decline started at home about two weeks ago when he stopped nursing and became konscon constipate constipated. doctors here immediately suspected botulism. >> i didn't know that my infant could get this. >> this doctor has seen just three pediatric botulism cases in his career. >> it is the most potent toxin known to man. it makes somebody weak and affects breathing muscles so children are not able to breathe. >> given specific medication the baby showed some improvement right away but it was

frightening. >> it got bad to the point to where at one point they had to resuscitate him. >> friends and family turned to social media for support. a facebook page seeks prayer. a go fund me page is raising money to deal with the medical cost. coming up at 6, what the parents want all parents to know morebotulism. >> you can learn more on our app. we posted information about what it is how rare it is and how it is contracted. >> deputies describe him as a menace to the community. we're told he's threatened and harassed his neighbors for the past five years now. today there is a warnt out for his arrest.

megan? >> reporter: neighbors say the man has been a problem since he moved in this neighborhood in 2010. a montgomery county sheriff's department said he was charged with chasing a neighbor down the street with a baseball bat but tonight he's a wanted man. neighbors say they won't be able to rest easy until he's behind bars. >> this silver spring neighborhood is usually quiet and friendly lily why is why these folks have liked living here for nearly two decades. >> he's been the neighbor from hell. >> he has been threatening and harassing ever since. he took these pictures of the man blocking his cars and using a bob cat to rip down his fence. buckland got a peace order.

according to court documents, kondalis was ordered to undergo classes. >> it's purgery and obstruction of justice. it's not a charge.conviction. he just didn't show up for sentencing. >> that's why police went searching. he one at his house so they followed tips to another location. they didn't have much luck there either but for the sake of neighbors, they will be back out on the streets looking for the man until they find him. >> he has done a lot of verbal and hostile threats. the main goal always seems to be intimidation to harassment.

>> reporter: what investigators say is next once they get him into custody. >> megan, thank you so much. fairfax police change their policy on hostage situations. >> as pope francis prepares for a trip to our area, hear from a childhood friend tell why he gave up his life as a young chemomist were a life with the i already feel like we're the most connected but i think this solo date

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three months after settling a wrongful death case fairfax county has a new policy to handle hostage and barricade situations. officer adam torres said he thought gear was reaching for a gun. gear did not have a weapon. under the new rules, police are to contain the situation unless someone's life is in jeopardy and they have to consider the lives of hostages, innocent bystanders and fellow officers. negotiations or attempts to communicate should be done from behind cover and they can call in special resources if necessary. former redskins quarterback donovan mcnabb is in the news and arrested for under the influence. it was determined he was

impaired on june 28 in arizona. this is the second dui for the former quarterback. mcnabb spend 13 years with the nfl. a new hotel in college park and that means the old car dealership building got to go. crews and heavy equipment out there today for that demolition. the new hotel is going to have more than 150 rooms. retail space. the development is part of a move to make college park more walkable. >> he's the negotiator who could get you more money. up next the secret to getting a raise is revealed. and the pontiff while in ecuador we have a special report from his hometown in argentina. we will find out what made him dedicate his life to the >> meteorologist chuck bell and we are continuing to follow the rain showers off to the west coming our way and it looks like part of your hump day will be

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a million people celebrated mass this afternoon in ecuador. the pope told them to return to missionary work. take care of the poor. he also said being a model christian is the best evangelism. after the mass the pope visited catholic university and travels tomorrow to bolivia. ahead of his visit here to the u.s. we're learning about the pope's past in the vatican.

we found one of the pope's oldest friends. retired musician showed us cherished handwritten letters from the vatican. a simple f as the return address. >> what was jorge like as a young boy? >> always he was smiling. never i saw him frown. >> the two shared a desk in his former all boys' school in their working class neighborhood. >> he was the best in the classroom. >> he was smart? intelligent. >> intelligent. >> and much better at soccer than he who still lives just blocks where they lived. >> he didn't talk about wanting to be a priest or religion? >> no. no. no. never. >> but he was young. >> sure. >> one day a teen age edd jorge

felt compelled to come here to his neighborhood church. francis said it was something he sitting here in this confessional that prompted him to eventually leave behind his work as a young chemist to join the seminary. >> i never imagined he would become the pope. >> now that he is pope his old friend has dreams of his own. >> you were hoping you could come to philadelphia and see him and celebrate the anniversary of your school? >> i hope can be. it's my dream. >> it's a good dream. while in the states pope francis visits here new york and philadelphia.

you can read more, just searchr papal visit. and a play in today up on capitol hill. they want lawmakers to take action on climate change and air pollution. the plan would drastically reduce greenhouse gagss emissions by about 30%. >> if it gets more humid here we will need snorkles to go out. >> sounds like fun. >> take a look at our first draft and tell me what this reminds you of because we have had so much rain. >> wow. >> we have been building arks. >> exploezdes on the atmosphere. >> if you don't have your snorkle you can build an ark.

>> we have been socked into a very stormy pattern. haze and humidity. 90 degrees is the current temperature. it's an uncomfortable evening to be outside. still 88 in college park. 82 degrees by 8. rain-free for your bbq plans. you can watch the nationals hopefully win against the reds. first pitch is at 7:05. lit be a lit 83 by last out weather and dry for the game.

no delays of any kind. here is radar. that's the leading edge of what will become tomorrow's rain chance. that's the wester system that's coming our way. it's moving along at a pretty good pace. they could have brief periods of heavy rain tomorrow afternoon. all is quiet through at least 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. by noontime, showers really starting to get there for the west. nothing all that heavy. a severe weather threat is very low for tomorrow. that's good news. tomorrow is our best chance for

rain. rain chances continue on into thursday. showers developing around thunderstorms. 8:00 thursday evening before things dry out. 88 tomorrow with rain quite likely. a good chance for showers thursday as well. friday looks good. saturday, sunday, weekend is going be hot. we might be able to go three whole days in a row without rain. we haven't been able to do that since june 7, 8 and 9. he spent decades trying to cut deals with criminals and terrorists. today his negotiator know-how is helping people better their position in the workplace.(ekykñ9 that t negotiator.

>> i'll help you catch them. >> we hang on to their every move. if there is anyone who knows what is really at stake it's a 24 year fbi veteran and hostage negotiator. >> anything can backfire. what you want is your best chance of success. >> now a professor and featured speaker of the association for financial professionals he uses his skills to save lives to show others how to cut killer deals. in the last ten years he has never asked for a raise. >> i think it's hard not knowing exactly the right bullet points to hit to sell yourself. i'm not a sales person. >> remember the nicer you are, the harder you can push. when negotiating the release of kidnapped american journalist in baghdad, his team convinced the captors she was not their enemy. >> let me be able to count on

what you say and don't make promises you can't keep. and we want to have a good relationship. we want to actually like the other person. >> be a tactical listener. let them go first. >> they actually may offer you something that you were going to ask for. which then puts you in a position instead of asking for it to say to them that's a great idea. >> if they don't there's two things to consider. stick to what and how questions. what can i do to make myself more valuable to you. how can i improve my performance. >> what about bringing leverage to the table using another job offer to get your boss to bump up your pay? it's a technique that's used often during negotiations but it can be a gamble. to avoid looking like a threat start that part with an apology. if your boss says no, always be ready to respond. >> it just sounds like there's nothing you can do and then they become desperate to want to do something for you to show that they're not pourless.

>> one final thought. remember like a ransom, price is only one term in any negotiation. >> price pays your bills but it doesn't make your career. so what are the additional things that they might be able to throw in that doesn't cost them money that will make a difference in your career? >> i'll save this for later. >> it's an approach he just might try. >> anything to help with that balance, for me to spend more time with my kids. in the end that's worth more than the money. >> and may lead to a richtcherchricher future. >> be ware the eff-word. the word fair. he says this is a stealth bomb that most cut throat negotiators use before your boss says what they're offering is fair and diffuse it by laying out your best case first. >> if you want to spend that new raise you got nordstrom rack is opening up a new store in our area.

it is a child porn sting at the home of jared, the subway spokesperson. we explain how this went down and how another arrest led them to this home. >> even the mere mention of death makes a lot of peopler in vis but now a dc council member wants to bring assisted

developing tonight, subway restaurant says it's suspending relationship of jared fogle and taken off references of him off of its website. >> his home was raided as part of a child pornography investigation. >> a federal agent escorted jared fogle out of his own house filled with investigators looking for evidence. the famed subway sandwich spokesperson is the target of their investigation. officers from the indiana internet crimes against children task force hit jared's home 6:30 tuesday morning with a search warrant. agents carried out electronics like laptops and dvds to their

mobile forensic units parked in the driveway. his wife and two children left home shortly after the raid started. this follows the arrest about two months ago of russell taylor. while raiding his home investigators reportedly found hundreds of videos of children made using secret cameras in taylor's house. he's awaiting trial on eight child porn related challenges. after watching federal agents in and out of his house all eventually his attorney rushed him away without answering any reporters' questions. >> now jared fogle has not been arrested or charged with any crime. >> his attorney says he is cooperating with the investigation.

criticism over president obama's strategy to fight ooisisis. only 60 people completed a program that is supposed to arm rebels. questions about that see something say something campaign is really effective. >> it's a climate we live in right now. the threat of terrorism is all too real. >> some say that the fear factor is playing a big role in all of this. this comes after police responded to false alarms at two local military facilities just a few days apart. we have team coverage tonight. we have more on the strategy to fight isis. >> the goal was and still is to get 5400 syrians trained up and

good to go. this class is the size of a high school football team. >> the shockingly tiny number came from secretary of defense ashton carter asked by senators how many are ready to fight isis in syria. >> i'm always going to be trutful with you and the number 60. >> some of the syrian trainees have disappeared. >> that's why 60 of them got out of the other end of the process. >> clearly we've got a lot of work to do in syria. >> we are not winning and