their midst. >> investigators determined the man they had in custody was not the driver of the truck that planned into a busy christmas market. now we're able to take a life look at the scene of the tragedy placing flowers there where they have come to pay their respects. the islamic state group claimed responsibility and matt brd lee has the latest from berlin. >> reporter: nbc news can con if you remember that german police released the initial suspect in the killing of 12 people last night at this christmas market in central berlin. in that attack, somebody drove a truck into this crowded market at 8:00 p.m. last night plowing into dozens of people killing 12 of them and injuring dozens more. 16 of them critically. police have said this 23-year-old man they didn't have the evidence to put him in the cab of the truck that cote

the forensic evidence wasn't there. the witnesses, even though there were crowds of people, they weren't able to identify the man as having been in the truck at the time of the killing. now there's a perpetrator at large. somewhere either in berlin or germany trying to flee police. . the dragnet is going to continue and police are scouring the country and combing through video cameras looking to try to place the man, the driver who manage d to simply disappear ino the crowd following this very violent au tack. back to you. i'm meagan fitzgerald in china town. here where you can see people are busy e getting last-minute holiday gifts. the setting, the con concept is similar to what we saw in berlin and that was just hours ago where tragedy struck at a truck plowed through a crowd. customers here tell

certainly something they are thinking about, but not willing to allow what happened in berlin or tragedies you see around the world to stop them from living their life. coming up tonight at 5:00, we'll talk to law enforcement officials about what they are doing in light of the attacks we saw in berlin. back to you. yesterday's events have officials here in washington on high au letter. in the next half hour, how the u.s. is reacting and how it's weighing on people visiting our city for the holidays. we're following breaking news in fairfax county. a woman and two children have been hurt while walking. a car hit the woman and the two kids on centerville road near the intersection. the woman has very serious injuries. the two kids are going to be okay. the car did stay on the scene. chopper 4 is

soon as it gets there. first at 4:00, new video just released out of fairfax county shows the tense moments leading up to a deputy-involved shooting that left a 29-year-old man dead. david culver joins us live outside of police headquarters in fairfax where he's gotten a briefing. what have you learned about this? >> reporter: hi, pat. we can tell you that video just released to us from police headquarters is disturbing to watch. we want to warn folks. it shows the deadly encounter because a sheriffs deputy and the 29-year-old involved in that august incident. it's a shooting that police and prosecutors both call justified. before the police lights illuminated this hospital bus stop, this one security camera capturing disturbing moments. police walking us through the footage today that helped determine what happened that august

>> reporter: he was released from the hospital after several hours. an officer found him earlier in the day u along little river turnpike. >> over 100 degrees that day and mr. gomez was sweating heavily and had twitching under his eyes, which prompted the officer to fall for rescue personnel. >> gomez seen here pace iing ard the bus stop. in his hand, a no smoking sign post. police say it was about three feet long. the video then shows gomez swinging at a hospital security guard. police say u this clip shows his fellow security guards examining his injuries. and seconding him to the e.r. >> this is when security personnel get on the security radios and radio for additional assistance. >> reporter: the deputy on hospital duty that day overheard the call on the radio and moved in. this is where the interaction is quick. that's gomez holding the post above h

depu deputy. shots fired. . >> he died from those injuries. the deputy was cleared of any wrong doing. i spoke to a spokesperson here at the sheriffs department. coming up on news 4 at 5:00, i want to you to hear from the chief of police as to the moments before the officer noticed gomez on the street there. and what he noticed specifically with regards to his character, his behavior before going to the hospital. that's ahead in our next hour. >> thank you, david. in montgomery county, chopper 4 was there shortly after firefighters had rescued someone from a house fire. this morning it happened along watkins road. when firefighters arrived just before noon, they found fire in the living room and in the garage. the victim was taken out and treat ed at the scene and taken to the hospital. to complicate matters, the area had no fire hydranto

to put the flames out. there was $10,000 in damage. no word on how it start itted. in northern virginia a family got the worst kind of news in their search for a missing relative. he was discovered in a frozen pond nearby her home. she's 67 years old. she had gone missing overnight. searchers discovered her wearing only a shirt and jeans. >> there's a a lot of elderly u in this community. that's all we can do. >> robinson was suffering from alzheimer's disease and they are warning everyone to keep a special eye on elderly family members and neighbors during this extremely cold weather. it is still on the cold side today. even with plenty of sunshine, high temperatures only in the 30s so far. a high yesterday of 39. we haven't even gotten there today. take a look acro

we're not frigid. there's no teens or 20s, but we're still only in the 30s z across the area. the only exception back towards el kin, west virginia. a little elevation there. everybody else on the cold side. that's the way we're going to be tonight. another chilly night overnight. calm the next few days. that makes it good for a travel forecast. we're going to talk about that if we're traveling around the region for the next couple days. and then tracking showers for christmas eve. we'll talk about that it too and time it out and show you how cri christmas is looking. >> thank you, doug. he is half way through his term in office and looking back at quite a year. our one-on-one with maryland's governor in a no holds barred interview. all parents treasure a baby's first christmas. you're going to meet a local

a warning from arlington police about a scam that is snagging victims throughout the area. it involves fake gold. drivers are being flagged down to help with what appears to be a disabled vehicle in some of these cases the victims are tricked into buying the phoney jewelry. and others their real jewelry is stolen and replaced with the fakes. if you have information, call police. it has been an incredible year of ups and downs for larry hogan. tracee wilkins spoke to him about a range of issues and what's on the minds of folks in maryland. >> there wa a

this past year in the government and there's going to be a lot to come next year. we sat down for a one-on-one with larry hogan and discussed some of his plans, including transportation. we have a nice conversation about what that could mean. especially for prince georges county trying to get the fib to come to its county. we also talked about his appointee to the chairmanship of the board and his recent dui. he tells us about his disappointment and what happened there and his plans for a new appointment to the board and his relationship with president-elect trump. working with someone new in the white house. all that and more coming up on news 4 at 5:00 and 6:00. i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. younger women a

heart attacks. what your doctor may be mising and why so many women under 50 are at risk. we have all heard that it's better to give than receive. if you're in a giving mood, you

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>> kristen dahlgren is covering this story and joins us with a preview. why are new moms more at risk compared to other women? >> hey, as of 40 something new mom, this story is a particular concern to me. that's a question that doctors are asking. in 10 to 20% of the cases, they are new moms. that means there are a lot of young women also affected. the average age for this skad heart attack, it is a tearing in thertery. instead of the cholesterol type heart attack we normally see, this is actually a tearing in the artery and it blocks flow to the heart. so the average age is 42. it can also affect men, but it's predominantly in women u. it was originally thought to be this really rare complication that it women who

talking to more and more women and they found out that there are a lot of women who have this now. so not quite as rare as they originally thought. they are trying to do more research and figure out what's going on. what you can do to prevent it, the best thing is just understand the signs of a heart attack because many people go in and their doctor may say it's heartburn. know the signs of a heart attack and ask them about this if you are in this age range. >> kristen, thank you. and you can watch the full report on "nbc nightly news" at 7:00 tonight right here on news 4 at 6:00. we're getting new video this afternoon. a traffic camera caught an suv losing control on an icy road before it smashed sbo a police officer's suv. it happened over the weekend in kansas. you can see the white suv start sliding and then collide with the officer's vehicle.

vehicle flying up the ramp where it crashed on its side. the officer was sitting inside when it happened. she's pretty sore, but otherwise okay. officers say always move to the left when you see an emergency vehicle on the side of the road. . that's something we just saw saturday. turning to the weather, speaking of ice, we don't have any right now. are we going to get any the day before winter starts? >> temperatures going way. up. winter starts tomorrow at 5:44. that's meteorology for december 1st, but this is amuch nicer co temperature wise. it's chilly. even with plenty of sunshine. temperatures held down. we're a little cooler than expected. i was thinking low 40s. we're at 37 right now. winds out of the southeast at 3 miles an hour. even with all that sunshine,

temperatures around the rest of the weekend. 36 in front royal. there's 41 towards lo ray. so it's been a chilly afternoon after a cold start this morning. radar is dry. we're not seeing any rain or snow chances over the next c couple days really. we're tracking a couple storm systems. but they are going to move to our north. you can see the clear skies here, but look back to the west. there's another front here. notice where the storm is. so snow toward the great lakes. we'll see this storm pass to the north. the next as well. that's the storm that's going to help us to bring nicer numbers. 47 in atlanta. but we're on the cold side. not nearly as cold yesterday back towards chicago. they are twice where they were yesterday. that cold er air, we found the cool side with the storms heading just to our north, that cold air stays just to our north. we will see lake-effect snows over the next couple

if it you're traveling and this is your travel forecast, it's really looking okay from boston towards raleigh and florida. no problems at all if you're out on the roadways. i think you're going to be just fine. the only issues towards buffalo. wednesday morning, forecast, a little on the cold side. not as good as last night. so it's going to be a chilly night and chilly start to our wednesday. we'll warm tomorrow. highs going back to the mid- to upper 40s. most of you in the mid-40s. sun and clouds. cool, but not cold like it was today. temperatures 5 to 10 degrees above where they were this afternoon. the next few days, 52 on thursday. that cold front that i mentioned on thursday, moving to the north. that allows temperatures behind it on friday to be a little cooler. . 45 on saturday. and yes, we are expecting some christmas eve rain during the day. if you're driving on christmas, we're going to have wet roadways. christmas everything is dry u.

then look at the warmer air into next week. the last week of december, the last week of the year on the mild side. tom kierein is back with that shoppers forecast. i'm wendy rieger at the live desk. we're following breaking news. chopper 4 just arriving at the scene. a pedestrian accident. a woman and two children injured. fairfax county police say a car hit them on centerville road near the intersection with mcnair farms drive. the woman has very serious injuries. the two children are believed to be about 11 and 14 years of age. it is believed they will be okay. the car did stay on the scene. e we will be bringing you updates as they come in. back to you. honoring olympians who represented the u.s. and our area on a global stage. that special recognition and we hear from swimmers for the first time since the alleged robbery on a night

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come from your own hometown. >> montgomery county recognized three of its olympians. they asked jack what he's learned since brazil. >> reporter: with music provided by the marching band, it was a hometown celebration. >> let's give it up. >> reporter: they presented proclamations to the four rio athletes who call the maryland suburb home. on stage swimmer katie ledecky wearing one of the four gold e medals she won. the first american ever to win olympic gold in women's free style wrestling was honored but couldn't be there. >> i have to thank my parents for raising me here in mon montgomery county and everything they have done to get me to this point. >> the three olympians stood

youngsters. they referenced that when asked about his involvement with ryan locke key's robbery report. >> it's a life lesson and take away the positives rather than the negatives and keep moving forward. >> all three nodded and smiled when asked about the 2020 games. 80% of the funding to get her to rio came from montgomery county. >> the tokyo games were exciting. if i u can get the support, i would love to do it. >> reporter: tonight's celebration ended with the announcement that montgomery county begun creating its sports hall of fame. the four athletes honored here tonight are recommended as the first four inductees. in silver springs, jackie bensen, news 4. >> those four will be a tough act to follow as well. >> you can say that again. >> here's a question a lot of folks debate this time of year. tip your delivery driver or hairstylist. what about the guys who

should you tip? here's what the experts say u. they recommend mail carriers a gift card up to $20. the post toll service won't let them accept cash. if you get a newspaper delivery, $10 to $30 is appropriate. same for each of your trash and repsy recycling collectors. and a building in the doorman, $25 to $100 is expected. >> teachers, give something thoughtful. avoid cash because it can be excerpted as a bribe. hairstylist give the cost of one visit. if. if you have been going for a personal caregiver between one week and one month pay. if you have been going to a personal trainer all year, give them $50 or the cost of one session. >> factor all that into your holiday budget. tis the season to be charity canable, but you need to be careful about where your money is going. fir

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the deadly rampage in germany has authorities in europe and the u.s. on high alert. a truck rammed into a christmas market yesterday in berlin. >> a a short time ago isis

attack. 12 people were killed in the rampage and 50 others were injured. there are fears the driver is still on the loose. one man was arrested near the scene shortly after the attack. police released him for lack of evidence. authorities are treating this incident as a terror attacattac. security is very tight in turkey following the assassination of the russian ambassador. his remains have been flown home to russia. he was shot dead monday while delivering a speech at a photo exhibit in the turkish capital. his attacker was a a member of the riot police squad and shouted a about the syrian city of a lleppo during his attack. he was later shot and killed by police. the ambassador's murder are raising concerns about holiday security here and abroad. >> authorities were on high alert. jennifer johnson is tracking developments for us. what have you been seeing out

there? >> people are very concerned and security has been heightened. we talked to federal officials today and the state department issuing a warning again today to americans to be extra vigilant this holiday season. especially if you're traveling to europe. >> reporter: u.s. security officials are on edge. extra precautions taken in big cities like bst on to to prevent similar truck attacks. >> you want to make sure the proper barriers are up. it's a sad situation. >> in november the state department warned to be extra careful and reiterated that today. >> to be individual rant when overseas in europe. and particularly at public events such as festivals and markets. we want people to be self-aware. >> reporter: for the past seven years, isis and al qaeda have been provoking truck attacks in crowded places. terror experts say the extremist groups are always on the lookout for anyone vulnerable enough to be radicalized. >> tar

rhetoric of the extremists and they become operational themselves. >> reporter: tourists in washington, d.c. say despite the attack, they still feel safe. >> there's a lot of security around the world. you just need to be careful and cautious of where you are. >> our security people are very well trained. i know they are o on top of the situation. >> reporter: others say they won't be controlled by extremists. >> i'm sorry for the people caught up in that, but we have to live our lives and go on with it. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump says terrorists need to be eradicated and promises that will be his mission. the state department said today there were no americans among the victims in the terror attack. live on capitol hill, jennifer johnson, back to you. >> thank you. hopefully we can pray for a very quiet holiday this year. new reports say latino children are at a higher risk for mental health issues compared to classmates. the national council says

la ttinos have a higher prevalee of depression than any group in the kocountry. it shows 15% of latina teens in the u.s. attempted suicide two years ago. compared to 10% for white girls and black girls. they are more vulnerable because thaz they face different risk factors. >> we have heard from our affiliates around the country that it there have been many instances of bullying, aggression, violence, even in schools and other places. >> the report outlined several key recommendations for a mental health service including programs that have been taken to cultural value believe practices and close attention to signs related to stress. if you or someone you know is

suicidal, we have resources to handle mental health issues and steps to locate the help nearest to you. go to the nbcwashington.com and search "changing minds." plan on donating to a charity before the end of the year? >> it's a popular time. especially for folks looking for a tax write off. >> a warning this afternoon. double check where your money is really going. susan hogan is here with the red federals that we theed to look out for. >> this is a warning we tell everyone year after year because it is so pref lent out there. this is the time of year scam artists are targeting people looking to do some good. so here are ways to avoid becoming a victim of a charity scam. don't donate cash ever. stay away from a charity asking for cash or asking you to wire them money. make sure to get proof of tax deductions. don't trust an organization that won't provide you it. and avoid someone using high pressure tactics trying to get you to donate immediately.

research, check out the charity first. >> the scammers are very sophisticated. they know who to go after and they tend to target well meaning senior citizens who are always focused on doing good. >> he's so right. the district's office of the attorney general said it gets a ton of complaints this time of the year. recently launched what it calls a consumer protection library filled with resources to help you avoid falling victim to scams. you can find that link and more information on how and where to check out charities before you donate. open up our nbc washington app and search charity u. the holidays bring out the best and the worst in people. >> absolutely. >> thank you. the owner of a local diner wanted to help families in need this holiday. but when his customers found out about his act of kindness, they all chipped in. and the

cheer to dozens of families. >> this is the kitchen at the 29 diner in fairfax, virginia, where they are busy preparing holiday meals. not for customers. the meals they are preparing today are for special families. the owner of the diner decided he. ed to feed six families for christmas dinner. . customers started to find out about that and started pitching in and before you knew it, now the diner will feed 36 families. and they will be able to provide new toys for all of those kids when they show up here tonight. coming up at 5:00, you'll meet the people behind this holiday celebration. a race against time and weather that can be down right deadly. the effort to save a plow driver from a dangerous situation. and not your average greeting. the basketball game that quickly became an emotional holiday reunion. and it's been a cold day this final day of autumn. we're in the 30s now.

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some states are better prepared for health emergencies than it others. a new report from the trust for america's health found the nation is often caught off guard when threats pop up like zika virus or ebola or a terror threat. they ranked stas

funding for health services, vaccines, emergency supplies and facilities to use during disasters. massachusetts was the only state on the list to score can a perfect 10. virginia received an 8. maryland was right behind with a 7. d.c. scored 6. alaska and idaho were at the bottom of the list with scores of 3. more charges filed in connection with flint's water crisis u. two former state appointed emergency managers are now charged for failing to protect residents with health hazards caused by drinking water. two city workers are charged with conspiracy for their role in the water project that led to the crisis u. all in all, 13 people have been charged in this investigation. tests show flint's water quality is improving, but residents are still being urged to only drink tap water if it's run through a filter. a new option for thousa

complicated commute. a look at the new transit hub. spending the holidays in the hospital can be tough, but families with children in the nicu here say they are happy and grateful. tonight on news 4 why they are

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isis is claiming responsibility for the holiday market crash in berlin that killed 12 people. earlier today german investigators released the suspect they had in custody because of insufficient evidence. breaking news from chopper 4, these are live pictures from the scene of a crash involving three pedestrians. a woman and two children were hit by a car. the woman suffered serious injuries, but the children are expected to be okay. for the first time, we're seeing video from the deadly confrontation between a sheriffs deputy and a man wielding a sign post. this happened back in august, but it's just been in the past week that police cleared the deputy for shooting and killing gomez. it looksed as if he was holding a sword. time is running out to get the letters and packages in the mail. today is the last day to guarantee mail will be delivered by christmas. a new transportation option for weary commuters.

tacoma cross roads transit center located at university boulevard and new hampshire avenue. it's projected to handle 12,000 commuters a day. >> transportation reporter adam tuss takes a close up look. >> reporter: this is something our region has never seen before. take a look here. this is the new tacoma cross roads transit center. we're talking about 12,000 people a day. that could be using this facility here, which basically straddles montgomery and prince georges county. this has been a long time coming and developing. what's also interesting in the future it could be a site for the planned purple line in maryland. a lot of elected leaders on hand to dedicate this facility. the next few days, this is all about training bus operators. but on thursday, it officially opened. if wa

thursday is your day. this is a new facility and the region looking forward to it. we'll have more on news 4 tonight. back to you. a soldier deployed to afghanistan gave his little brother a huge surprise. he showed up on the jumbotron at the basketball game in notre dame. >> i love you and i miss you very much. i look forward to being home. >> he was moved when e he saw his big brother beau on the big screen. just when that he thought it couldn't get much better than that, another surprise. his brother was actually in the arena. >> i don't even know. just excitement. i guess that's it. >> it was a surpse

matt and beau talked every day for the last two months and beau was fibbing to his little brother just o to surprise him. you can see more of this heartwarming reunion on nightly news as both brothers are featured in their series inspiring america. some pretty rough weather going on out west. the blizzard outside yellowstone was so severe, rescue crews have been trying to dig vehicles out of snow drifts. even the toe trucks that came to help them ended up getting stuck as well. below zero temperatures and high winds made matters even more complicated. >> the temperature gauge on one of our truck was minus 65. >> a lot of those plow truck drivers say they have been working 72 hours straight with little to no sleep. all of that is another way of saying be thankful for the weather that we have

what's the weather going to be like? >> good weather, i know you're going to be going out to buy my present tonight. we'll have good weather for that. as we take a look, a live view from chopper 4 is up in a clear sky on this tuesday evening. and look at that view there from a thousand feet up or so. there's chopper 4 looking off to the west. sunsetting in a clear sky. here's another view of the sunset from our tower camera here in upper northwest washington. a pristine sunset underway. shopping tonight, by 6:00 we'll be hovering in the low to mid-30s. it's going to get to near freezing by 8:00. we'll have a mostly clear sky. a few clouds coming in by 10:00 p.m. for late evening shoppers. it's going to be freezing. reagan national at

north and west. the valley as well, cold day there. but lots of sunshine. the radar scanning sky. no snow or rain anywhere in our region. good travel weather. and for the commute tomorrow morning, we'll have dry roads. temperatures by 8:00 a.m. will be in the 20s. with some sunshine. then some clouds build and they will be with us by noon for your lunch hour tomorrow. we'll be in the low 40s. but by 5:00 p.m., down to the mid-40s. a chill in the air tomorrow. not as cold as today. a few more clouds around. then the ten-day outlook showing t winter arriving around 5:45 in the morning. the lowest sun angle of the year will be during the day tomorrow and over the next couple days. this is the time of year we have a long shadows. and we also have about nine hours and 26 minutes of y

but each day after tomorrow we'll be gaining daylight each day u. thursday, a bit milder into the low 50s. partly cloudy. then on friday, partly sunny. rather chilly. . near freezing in the morning. then on saturday, a few rain showers around in the morning at midday. then for christmas eve on saturday night, we ought to dry out. temperatures dropping from the mid-40s on saturday afternoon down to the 30s by dawn on christmas day on sunday. partly sunny with afternoon highs near 50. a mild christmas. after that we're going to have a warming trend first part of next week. showers into the mid-60s. that's the way it looks. last-minute walmart shoppers will want to get their plan in place now. stores will close at 6:00 p.m. christmas eve. that's two hours earlier than last year. the company wants workers to spend time with their families. so if you are looking to have

chance to place an order at walmart.com for rush delivery is thursday at noon. walmart is also offering free christmas eve pickup for orders placed online by friday at 6:00 p.m. families of children who will spend the new year in the hospital are trying to make the best of it. >> kristin wright spoke with a mom who is so incredibly thankful for the doctors and nurses who are working so hard to get her baby home. >> reporter: big brother drew a crist u mass picture for his baby sister. she's getting stronger every day. she was born premature. >> we are here now two months. >> reporter: the baby flew to children's national health system for treatment. it has bee

>> it was the first time that i can hold her and touch her. so it's really amazing. >> reporter: this nicu nurse grows close to families in the unit. getting them home for the holidays and the new year means a lot. >> the day they got to go home it's just smiles and tears. it's one of the best feelings. >> reporter: she isn't ready to go home yet, but mom says given the circumstances, the journey this holiday season has been the best she could wish for. in washington, kristin wright, news 4. >> what a great holiday present. >> those nurses are like angels. after eight years in the white house, the first lady is opening up. >> she's talking to the oprah about her family, the outcome of theec

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the man accused of setting off bombs in new jersey and new york city pled not guilty. he made his first court appearance today on charges he tried to kill police officers before he was caught. he previously appeared in court via video f

he suffered gunshot wounds from the shootout. the attack injured more than 30. no one was injured in the jersey blast. today the united nations paid tribute to fidel castro. the u.n. secretary general noted advances in education, literacy and health care under castro, who died last month at the age of 90. the former cuban president holds the record for giving the longest continuous speech before the world body and just a hair under four and a half hours. from her challenges as first lady to her family's transition out of the white house, michelle obama is sharing her thoughts in a televised exit interview. >> as kristen welker sdovrd, you can rule out a run for office. >> reporter: michelle obama opening up like never before about her eight years at the white house. >> knowing that we made it this far and we've

many ways i believe we have thrived, there is a weight that's lifted. >> reporter: in a candid interview with oprah, the first lady revealing new details about going to bed on election night. reading the results on her phone the next day. >> this past election was challenging for me as a citizen to watch and experience. it was painful. >> reporter: echo iing her husband, she stressed the need for a smooth transition now revealing she told the next first lady the door is open. and even looking back at some of her own challenging moments. >> when you were labeled that angry black woman, was that one of the things that knocked you back? >> you just sort of think, hey, you don't even know me. >> her exit interview comes as trump is one step closer to the white house. on monday electoral college voters in every state gave trump the 270 votes needed to win

stop it from happening. meanwhile, bill clinton is weighing in on all of it saying trump doesn't know much. one thing he does know is how to get angry white men to vote for him. . and accusing the fbi director of costing his wife the election as democrats regroup, some are looking to michelle obama. >> would you ever run for office? >> no. that's one thing i don't do. i'm not coy. i have proven that. i'm pretty direct. if i u were interested, i would say that. . i don't believe in playing games. >> we'll miss her style. we'll have a gallery of her looks. news 4 at 5:00 starts right now. now at 5:00, police just release iing to us disturbing security footage that e shows a deputy-involved shooting at a fairfax hospital.

it began as a traffic stop and ended up as a drug bust. one of the biggest drug busts in the history of montgomery county crime. you don't want to miss this one. i'm meagan fitzgerald at the outdoor holiday market in northwest. a similar setting like we saw in. berlin. i talk to d.c. police and park police about their response to the attacks in germany. that breaking news right now out of fairfax county. a woman and two children hurt after being hit by a car. police tell us this happened here on centerville road near mcnair farms drive. the investigation is going on right now. >> we're looking at live pictures from chopper 4 over the scene. police say the woman has serious injuries. the children are believed to be 11 and 14 years of age and police say

fine. jackie bensen is headed there now. she'll have a live report for you once she arrives. also new tonight at 5:00, police releasing new video of a deadly shooting involving a sheriffs deputy. thanks for joining us. i'm jim handly. >> and i'm wendy rieger. the release comes on the heels of an announcement that clears that officer. it begins with gomez walking around a bus stop holding a weapon. you can see him taking a swing at security guards as they try u to talk to him. northern virginia reporter david culver is live in fairfax county with more on what happened next. >> reporter: that video gets even more graphic. so a warning to some folk who is are watching tonight. but police say as they show ed t to us in a briefing that it actually proves to be crucial evidence. evidence that ultimately helped justify what was deadly interactions. >> the community needs to know what