>> he was awaiting trial on two armed robberies and he was wearing that gps ankle bracelet when he was arrested for doing it again. >> i'm surprised he didn't shoot me. i'm very lucky i'm still alive. >> a lot of questions. >> she gave him money and her phone and fled. >> it wasn't hard for them to place him at the scene of the crime. he was wearing a cps ankle bracelet like this one. data shows he was at the bank at the time of the robbery.

prosecutors insisted he wear an ankle bracelet. now the victim wonders what good did it do. >> if anyone has an ankle bracelet there should be an alarm and they should get picked up right away. >> nothing went wrong in this case. they issued a statement that reads mr. hudspeth has been provided great latitude by the courts because he is an it professional without a fixed office location. the statement goes on to remind that the ankle bracelet is just a means to track the accused where abouts but it can't tell you what he's doing. i will tell you where he is now and why the district attorney

has questions about this case as well. >> a northern virginia man who volunteered to teach music is facing child pornography charges. prosecutors say that he used a web cam and the app kik to pose as a 13 or 14-year-old girl and solicited underage boys asking for photos or videos. he could face up to 30 years in prison if he's convicted. >> justice for the family of a woman killed in dc may have to wait. the preliminary hearing has been pushed back a few weeks. kevin hired a couple of new attorneys today who asked for a little more time. lee, who just turned 18 this past weekend shot and killed tamica in her apartment last month. lee is also accused of shooting her 12-year-old son who tried to

protect his mother. another boy was also shot during the argument. that shooting is just one of the latest in a string of violence across the district that includes a 13-year-old girl she was sitting on the front step doing another little girl's hair when the shots rang out. >> she was too young to get shot. >> for you to be that angry to come out with a gun and shoot somebody or try to shoot somebody and hit innocent people is very sad. >> the victim says both of her legs were hit and one of the bullets is still in her left leg. at this point no arrests in the

case. tom sherwood is outside the police station where the recent krip trends will be discussed. >> this has been a summer of violence and hz homicide. tonight here at this police station, worried citizens will be seeking answers. >> the revived urban area has attracted many new residents but older residents worry. >> yes, i am and also the other young people in the neighborhood. >> i don't know what the trend is but i know to be more alert. >> the jump in homicides and

street crimes has added extra meaning to the monthly meetings of the council. >> chairman of the citizens council is from the city activist for years. citizens want to know about this crime spike. >> what we want is to understand what's happening neighborhood by neighborhood. >> we don't feel they have enough information. >> now coming up at 6:00, citizens and civic leaders are upset that the police union and the chief are fighting instead of fighting crime. i'll have that story. wendy back to you. >> thanks tom. a former white house aide is accused of shooting an officer has been indicted on assault charges. she invited the officer, who was her boyfriend, to her home for a sexual encounter and afterwards the two got into a fight. prosecutors say at some point she went into the officer's car, took his cell phone and

threatened him with his own service weapon. >> a bicyclist has died after being struck along sunrise valley dry. police tell us that bicyclist had no light on his bike and wasn't wearing reflective clothing. the driver did remain on the scene and the biker's name hasn't been released. >> right now it's a slower commute for you. trains are nearly crawling in some areas. this is needed to keep passengers safe. several sections were found to have track problems after last month's derailment. adam tuss, at the yellow line bridge that crosses the patomac. >> it's been a tough ten months and now more headaches are coming. your trip could be slower because the track has to be

fixed. metro trains are rolling slowly in some locations. really, really, really slowly. this is the yellow line as it crosses a bridge over the patomic to the pentagon. >> the train comes and you have got a lot of people packed on one train. >> a lot of places the actual rail has to be better secured. >> if you got be at work for a certain time, you can't go no call no show.

here the metal fasteners are being replaced. metro is in a tough spot. >> the system is getting old. it probably needs a lot of maintenance and they can't afford it. >> riders need to prepare for a slow roll. >> pope francis is shaking things up again ahead of his trip to the united states. in a letter the pope said priests across the world are allowed to absolve women of the sin of abortion if they confess

and are contrite. he said god's forgiveness cannot be denied to those who repent. the cardinal said the decision fits in with the pope's message of forgiveness. >> remember when he was asked to identify himself. he said to all of us, we have to realize that. he has to share that mercy and forgiveness. >> the pope is getting ready for his trip to the u.s. he will visit washington starting on september 22. check out my conversation and let me know what you think. >> a clerk in kentucky said god's authority allows her to

refuse to issue marriage licenses to same sex couples and now she's been ordered to appear in federal court later this week. kim davis stopped issuing marriage licenses the day that gay marriage was legalized in all 50 states. she said in her words it's a heaven or held decision. that's her quote. why hasn't she just been fired? >> she's elected. the only way she can be removed from office is impeachment by the state legislature and that seems unlikely where the gay marriage ruling wasn't very popular in the first place. she will have to appear thursday to say why she should president be held in contempt of court.

no noted decent turned her down. so now it's back to her. she will appear at this hearing on thursday. i asked her lawyer what happens next if she refuses to go along, where does the stalemate go? and he said he really doesn't no. the question is whether she should have to issue licenses. >> is she the only one who can do this? >> that's a curious part of kentucky law. she is the only one who can. the licenses are issued in the name of the county clerk and what her lawyer says is look, her religious views can be accommodated. just take the county clerk's name off, have the state issue the licenses instead of the county clerk. she can't give this to her deputy. she says i don't care.

i will enter them. i just don't want the license going out with my name on it because i don't believe that god's law would sanction marriage for same sex couples. >> interesting. all right. so to be determined still. thank you pete. now we have got some breaking news a police officer killed and a manhunt underway right now. we are getting late breaking details into our live desk. >> women sexual assaulted after they left two different metro stations in our city. it could be the same guy. that story coming up. >> 2131. 20 years later, coming up, a misty eyed cal rip kin h kin talks about his most powerful memories. >> take a look. a very hot day but the

we're tracing braking news happening all afternoon outside of chicago. local police, fbi, search dogs, helicopters, they're all looking for a suspect that shot and killed a police officer.

you can see a heavy police presence as they are out there looking for the suspects. we just learned who it was that died. office charles glinewitz died. the mayor said the officer was loved by his community. >> remember him as someone deeply committed to fox lake, to the profession and his fellow officers. >> the man had been on the force for well over 30 years. the suspect got away with the officer's gun and radio a local high school has been on lock down and neighbors are being told to stay inside. we will bring you any new developments. >> thank you, chris. >> hard to believe it's been 20 years since cal ripkin broke the record for most consecutive games played.

carol? >> reporter: they're getting the party started. they have 2131 back on the warehouse. unquestionably one of the greatest moments in history and it still transcends the game today. >> everybody relating to the value of showing up. the celebration, 2131, 21 years ago. the most powerful moment between father and son. >> looking at my dad, for some reaso there was some concern whether he was going to come and in my mind i didn't know for sure and i thought sure, he's going to be here. when he was up in the box, we

didn't communicate in words like i love you i love you i love you. but in that moment there were a thousand words not being said. >> represents a work ethic that i'm very proud of that i got. that's always going to be envogue, i think. >> a gamer tonight and always. celebrating cal. we know that it's on sunday. the opponent knows that, too.

cal will throw out the first pitch. >> thanks carol. >> this is a movie that doesn't open until christmas day but the trailer for "concussion" is already getting the nfl's attention. >> repetitive head trauma. >> the nfl does not want to talk to you. >> you turn on the lights. >> this film stars will smith. >> we are encouraged by the

ongoing focus of the critical issue of player health and safety. sw we have no higher priority. we know more about the issue than we did 10 or 20 years ago. we apply those learnings to make our game and players safer. >> a maryland congressman says he will support a proposed nuclear deal with iran. a democrat said that he believes rejecting it would do more harm than good for the u.s. and its allies. september off to a rocky start on wall street. the dow plunging 470 points this afternoon on this first day of trading this month. the nasdaq dropping 441 points, the s&p 500 down 58. >> what's happening on our local

roads has now become a model for the nation. >> what's under your hood? the surprising discovery reveals a dangerous new trend. >> and a lot of people are very excited to hear about sunday liquor sales until they found out where this was happening. we'll

and that forecast today is all about the heat and the humidity. take a look outside and i want to show you our rockville camera looking down towards the south right down 355. another version of the haze right there across dc, temperatures on the warm side for sure. dew points dropped down to 64. below 65 it's comfortable. 94 fredericksburg. everybody coming around that a

few more over towards the cam bridge. that's going to be the case the next couple of days. not much going on in the clouds. we may see a few mor showers. high tempts tomorrow, they will be warm again. that heat index could approach 100. a hot and humid day especially for the month of september. back towards the mountains, i think east we will be on the dry side. temperatures tomorrow, outdoors, hot and humid for sure.

rising to about 91, 93 degrees as i mentioned with the high coming in around 95 degrees. there's the 95 tomorrow. hotter on thursday. that's the day i think we will get the heat index around 100. chance of a shower, maybe a thunderstorm on friday. and then on saturday coming in around 84 degrees. and right now the weekend this is labor day weekend looking very, very nice. 84 on saturday. looking nice for now. could the weekend forecast change? maybe a little bit. >> fairfax county schools are heading back-to-school. plus a final fair well today for one of the journalists killed during the on air ambush. how family and friends

remembered a hoeky for life. >> and local women attacked. police just releasing new video. this could be connected to the new cases. we will tell you

right now, new video just into our newsroom. take a good look at the guy in this surveillance video. he's a person of interest in a sexual assault and robbery from last week. that attack is one of two that

police say could be connected. >> and in each case the victim says it happened after they left metro. these two assaults happened one month apart in northeast dc. news 4 pat collins live at the station to tell us about this. pat? >> two separate incidents. two women raped after they left two different metro stations in the northeast section of our city. it may be the same guy. in fact he may be following his victims from the station. now we just got some fresh surveillance video in as a person of interest. let's take a look. >> this is a picture of a man police describe as a person of interest in two first degree sexual assaults. the victims, women attacked after leaving metro stations. in the picture you can see the man getting on a get away bike.

a string of sex crimes has women metro riders thinking of ways to protect themselves. >> i try not to travel at night especially by myself because it's dangerous. >> the metro station, july 28, it's about 10:45 at night. a woman gets off the subway here and then leaves the station on foot. a couple blocks away she is attacked by a man. a tall man. he has got a knife. he sexual assaults her and then makes his get away. on a bike. a woman gets off the subway here and leaves the station on foot. she walks down michigan avenue where she's attacked by a tall man with a knife. and sexual assaulted and then

the rapist pedals away on his bike. >> i try to avoid being on foot at night. i may take a cab or uber or something to get me around so i don't have to worry about it. >> now police are out at the brooklyn metro station tonight. a way of reducing risk of becoming a victim. now back to you. >> pat, thank you. a maryland state trooper indicted on assault and sex offense charges. the prince george's states attorney made the announcement. they tell us brian tucker was off duty and picked up a woman in capitol heights. they agreed to have sex and he forced her to perform another act against her will at gunpoint. tucker is out on bond tonight. he's suspended without pay. >> a maryland commission is trying to come up with statewide

guidelines for the use of police body cameras. a panel is meeting today, debating all aspects of police body cams including when the devices should be turned on and turned off, whether police officers should be taken off the street if their camera malfunctions while on duty. the panel is expected to submit final recommendations by the 1 of october. and a new batch of e-mails have been released. there is no revelation that the former secretary of state knowingly e-mailed classified information through her private server. many have been reclassified as sensitive and confidential. clinton regrets using a private server. >> president obama is giving ushis view from the top while he documents his trip to alaska. he was flying over the state. he is promoting steps to slow

climate change and will be the first sitting president to visit the arctic. we told you about the president's plans to tape an episode of running wild, which you will be able to see on nbc. more programs will be coming. virginia's first lady announced a one and a half million dollars federal grant for ten schools with large numbers of children in military families. norfolk is the largest naval complex in the world. some of the programs will support the emotional and social needs of the children and help with the transition to such cases. >> a loudoun county equine rescue group is trying to find a horse it helped nurse back to health. this is a 13-year-old thoroughbred mayor. she was taken in six years ago

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>> hundreds turned out in roanoke to remember the young photographer photographer. >> how are people remembering adam ward? >> adam ward loved people and people loved adam. just as ward did in his life, his death is going to impact a lot of others. more than 500 people turned up to pay their respects and the pastor told several stories about ward like the time the high school principal challenged him to a race. he is called a kind,

compassionate young man. >> he had a smile on his face and treat people the way you want to be treated. it's that simple. >> he had been hearing about this story just about every day for the past week. the man who shot him also shot himself. he's dead. the woman who parker and ward were interviewing is still in the hospital recovering. >> chris, thank you. fairfax county is sending school buses on test runs this week. the school district is changing its start times as you may know when school opens neck tuesday. the district has asked all 1200 bus drivers to make one test drive this week. check what it's like to make the rounds at a later hour. about 300 of them are doing so

each morning district officials tell us. >> out of sight. a desperate plan to escape is revealed when police search under the hood of a car. and the opportunity to sell liquor on sundays and now that it's finally here, some are worried about how the community is reacting. >> yesterday, 88, today 95. take a look. the rest of the workweek, temperatures are going up, not down. i will tell you what day will feel most oppressive and new

some businesses are happy about the new sunday liquor licenses being issued.

but some county leaders are raising the red flag. >> he supports his family with the liquor store. he says just a few years ago. >> the hearings to obtain permits for sunday sales are underway. >> i know there's an argument that we want to be competitive and be like our neighbors but to my friends at dc they are experiencing their own public safety challenges. >> it has a disproportionate

number of liquor stores and has what's called border crimes. she wants residents to have a chance to weigh in on opening liquor stores on sundays. >> i would just like to see them slow down a little bit. it was just signed in july. give the opportunity for the public to weigh in more. >> they have to go to the dc side to get it. >> hoping they will be one of the few to get an okay to open on sunday. >> i can get it. >> there are 130 applicants. only 100 permits that they're going to be handing out. this is going to be a competitive process and how residents feel about all of this would impact these businesses. we hear from residents and also when the board has something to say about all of this.

>> that's in part of, because there's new expansions and construction at a few elementary schools in clarksburg, high school. dc area schools are using more than 3,000 of these classrooms this year. they cost about $60,000 each but soaring enrollments regionwide are making them a necessity. >> a montgomery county school bus driver is being disciplined for dropping off a special needs student without a parent being there to meet her. her father found her walking in the road. chris gordon just talked to the student and her family. he is live with the story. chris? >> good evening. this was more than a school bus mix-up. this was a violation of school policy for special needs

students. this was her first day at damascus high school and it ended badly with her walking three miles alone along a country road. >> the bus dropped me off on the wrong place. >> the school bus driver was supposed to deliver this special needs student at her grant parent's house but more than an hour after school let out, barbara lewis says there was no sign of ashley. >> oh my goodness. it was so scared for her. she's my baby. >> she was left off the school bus here along creamery road despite the fact that there was no parent or guardian here to pick her up. >> walking along the country road, were cars going fast? >> uh-huh. >> ashley's father was driving to his mother's house when he came upon ashley by chance.

>> i'm coming down, almost to 124 and there's someone walking almost in the middle of the road. i recognized that it was my daughter. >> special needs students should not be dropped off at their stops unless there is a responsible adult there to meet them or a note saying they do not need supervision. this afternoon the bus brought her to her grandparent's house. ashley's parents were there to make sure that there was no repeat of yesterday. >> god was watching out for her. got my husband to her before she got on the next main road. >> ahead the assurance that the

family of ashley lewis was in the public school system. we're live tonight, chris gordon, news 4. >> and we have breaking news for you southbound georgia avenue is closed because of georgia avenue and august drive, a pedestrian has been hit. we are just hearing the lanes did just reopen. but if you're experiencing a back-up, that's why that started. >> ver ron ka joins us now and we have got a lot of poor air quali quality. >> it's a number of things going on today. so, you know, we're going to have this all week long where the air is going feel very sticky.

this is part of a story. you factor in the humidity and it's much more effective. the temperature is just 20 minutes. we are seeing a few showers, just one or two around the area. the biggest area around here, that's headed east towards ocean city and a few little showers right now just west of i-64. i think tomorrow similar in the mountains and down towards southern maryland we could see a few more showers. thursday, small chance and then friday, slightly better chance.

temperatures will rise quickly. we go from one uncomfortable really oppressive week all the way down to pleasant conditions for saturday and sunday. and then on monday, this is labor day. could get a little sticky during the afternoon hours. just this is the type of weather, you need to be careful. and that is going to be the deal again all week long. exercise early when temperatures are in the low 80s. it's 79 degrees on saturday.

sunshine around 80. could have a late day thunderstorm friday afternoon as you plan on going out. virginia beach is looking pretty nice. on labor day itself, 89 to 90 degrees. i wish we could be starting all over again. but we are at the tail end, folks. look at this. for the weekend, mid 80s for highs. we hit that high temperature on labor day of 90 degrees it will feel like a high temperature. we have a lot more coming up on the high heat. >> thanks. if you're a foodie, the city center may be the best spot to go for a bite in dc. if you want to try both, you won't have to go far. it's at 9th and i.

>> come on. get it right. >> the website looked at more than 20,000 restaurants and 5 million reviews. swre a link to the full list on our site. >> and check your freezer. some frozen corn is being recalled because it may be contaminated with listeria. it's distributed under four different labels. wildwood, market basket, bountiful harvest and west creek. so far no one has reported getting sick from it but you should just throw it away. the speed camera program in montgomery county is being hailed as an example for the rest of the country. there have been nearly 40% fewer deadly crashes. highway officials are hoping the success can help convince other places to put them in place.

>> speed cameras are popping up and have sparked controversy. . it's impressive. cameras are used in school zones and residential streets of 35 miles an hour. >> a reduction in incapacitated injury crashes. . jurisdictions around the country. more than 21,000 fatalities could have been prevented in

2013. still more than a dozen states prohibit their use. opponents question the constitutionality of the cameras and researchers found a majority of residents in washington d.c. support the cameras. >> even though 59% of residents tell us they have gotten at least one ticket. we have two thirds that are in favor of the program. >> a program if proven successful in other communities could bring the cameras to your own neighborhood. nbc news. >> a developing story right now. a massive manhunt, three men on the run after a police officer is killed. find out why this search effort is so difficult. >> residents in the district recently got a letter from dc water explaining a new rate hike. but for a few thousand of you it could mean doubling your water bill. coming up, i will tell you who

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>> two west african migrants stuffed in a car. one squeezed in behind the engine block and one behind the seat. both men were fatigued and suffered from a lack of oxygen. two men in the car were arrested. europe is seeing a massive influx of people desperate to flee war and poverty in africa and the middle east.

>> the manhunt is on right now for three suspects in a chicago suburb. the men shot, men are accused of shooting and killing a police officer. >> just a short time ago, the police identified that identification. kate kim from our sister station has more on this developing story. >> joe dedicated his life to training up the next group of leaders. they show the young men involved in explorer's post 300. a program ran for nearly 30 years. the police lieutenant was shot and killed after responding to a call sparking a widespread manhunt for three armed suspects. he was a 30 year veteran of the force, married and a father of four this photo was from one of his son's facebook pages.

>> fox lake's mayor was beloved by the black community. >> and he was given free reigns to walk the streets without setting off alarms. >> two women sexual assaulted after leaving metro station. the crimes could be connected. the crucial new clue that may lead to an arrest. >> and some of us could be paying double on our water bills. but first tonight, new concern now about the rise in violence in the district.

>> 105 people have been killed in homicides so far this year and that's the same number we reached for all of last year. many are looking for answers from the police. the trend comes as neighbors come for a community meeting that begins about an hour from now. >> many say that cops need to stop fighting each other and start working together to fight crime. >> they also want the chief and union to fight crime together, not fight each other. >> homicide spiking, especially east of the river. the police union blaming the chief. over the weekend, passing the no confidence vote approved by nearly a third of the uniformed force. a citizens police advisory committee meeting here tonight is trying to address fear on the streets like this man. >> i mean the