flying on a commercial plane. we'll get to that in a moment. first, the rush to hit the roads, rails and run wways is i full swing. >> 100 million americans are traveling for the holiday weekend. it sure feels like that at the airport. first a live look at the roads. chopper 4 is over the webeltway and route 265. if you plan to stick around town, you could run into delays. >> it's just as crowded a at the airports and train stations. . allow yourself plenty of extra time as e we approach the peak travel hours. david culver is live at reagan national. what's the wait looking like right now? >> reporter: i u can tell you we are in the midst of the peak travel hour and folks arriving here. this is one of their busier days of the year. you can see behind me it's steady. it's not overwhelmingly crowded.

this holiday vacation. a few days off before they have to come back to the rush. given many travelers are baring gifts, you can imagine the luggage lines. those are extremely long. then we headed down stairs to baggage glclaim. some welcomed by signs and smiles. >> e we came here for christmas. >> how was it to walk out? >> it was perfect. it was really nice. >> they are pretty much the party planners. especially my son. and so they got crayons and decided to color. >> reporter: for those who travel a lot, you know there can be a stretch that hits you trying to make sure you have all your belongings. here at reagan national, they are trying something different to ease some of that stress. we'll explain that to you and show it to you on news 4 at 5:00. back to you. >> it looks pre

a lot of you are staying in town. here's what you need to know about metro. metro is open tomorrow from 7:00 a.m. until midnight, saturday, sunday and monday. vre will run an s schedule tomorrow and won't be any service on monday. now to a developing story involving the president-elect's daughter and hir encounter with an angry airline passenger. they were on a jet blue flight leaving out of new york this morning headed to florida. according to tmz, a fellow passenger clims he and his husband were kicked off that flight because they criticized her father and expressed displeasure about flying with the trump family. he initially described the encounter in a tweet but has since deligeted his twitter account. the crew can decided tmo

chance the encounter could have escalated during the flight. a a spokesman declined to comment but did not dispute the account. meanwhile, donald trump's administrate continues to take shape. his transition team has appointed kellyanne conway to serve as counsel ir to the president. she managed trump's campaign in the final months. a couple hours ago, shawn spicer was selected to press secretary. he's a former spokesperson for the republican national committee. back here in our area, a teen is dead, another person is in custody after a shooting involving two officers in prince georges county. this afternoon we're learning new details about how all of this unfolded. derrick ward is live in capital heights. what are you hearing? >> reporter: this is still under investigation here. we're in the 4100 block of

it all started when police came to the block at 8:00 this morning for a suspicious car park the right there in the space where you see the markings. now the victim, the person killed has been identified as 19-year-old terrance thomas. we have a picture of him. he doesn't live far from here, about five blocks. it was 8:00 when police came here on the report of a suspicious vehicle. when they got here, they found the car parked in this block with two people inside. the driver and another man both were asleep and as we hear what happened, when the police roused these two men from sleep, listen to what the police chief had to say. >> as they woke the individuals, the passenger immediately moved to exit the vehicle and simultaneously, these things all occurred at the same time, si

pointed it both at the passenger and the female officer. >> now according to police chief, the police officer who came up on the driver's side then shot the person who was in the driver's seat. two guns were found. one was found on the floor board on the driver's side. the other they found when they took the other person out of the car. that person has not been identified. he's been taken into custody. police are trying to determine if any shots were fired from inside that car. we'll have more on this story as well as talking to someone yo died. derrick ward, news 4. two american citizens are among the dozens injured when a man drove a truck into a crust mass market in berlin. 12 people died. today the market reopened amid-heavy security. the suspect was a known criminal record in two countries continues to illude

matt bradley is at the market now in berlin. >> reporter: the latest information we have from a series of press conferences this afternoon is that it german prosecutors are more certain than ever that the 24-year-old tu nee tunisiaen was the one who perpetrated the attack. if you can imagine, a huge tractor-trailer barged through this crowded market. the reason why not only did they find his identification papers near or inside the truck itself, they actually found his fingerprints in the cab of the truck and that goes a long way toward placing anis at the crime scene. this manhunt has sprawled out to cover the entire continent. police are looking in hospitals and homes and refugee camps for any information and now there's a

seeing. it's been 72 hours since the attack killed 12 people here. now you look around and all the flights are up and people are snacking and drinking wine and people are coming, but they are not actually having the same kind of christmas spirit they normally would. the music isn't here. they have turned that off. it's very solemn and very quiet. if you can see behind me, there's a sprawling memorial to the 12 people who died. people have been coming here for the last several days laying down flowers and candles and little devotional images and signs. one of these says i love berlin. so folks are trying their best to eke out some sort of christmas amidst all the tragedy. the holiday crime you hope never happens to you. dozens of packages taken from the front doors of local homes. we were there as police played n

ful owners. talk about a change of plans after metro announced their inauguration cards wouldn't show donald trump's image, the agency has reached a solution. and call it a holiday miracle. a local worker drops dead on the job. what happens next that brought him back to life. it was a mild day with plenty of sunshine. take a look at the high temperature in your neighborhood. as we head into the holiday weekend. cooler air moves in and rain as well. i'll have the timing in

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rail card sleeves with the president-elect's picture. the transit agency did not use his picture on the official smart trip card. metro says that it ask trump's campaign but didn't get a response. the cards were designed before the election takes place. passes without trump's pictures. first at 4:00, word from the white house this it afternoon president obama is getting rid of a controversial program that could be use d to create a registry for muslims. the national security registration system was created after the attacks on 9/11. it mostly tracked muslim men, but it hasn't been used for the past five years. president obama wants to prevent the trump administration for revitalizing that program. the incoming team says that it will respond to this move when president-elect trump reveals his plans to

we want to know if the weather will will cooperate with holiday plans. what to expect and has our first look at what to expect for the new year. delivery drivers are working around the clock this afternoon. how you can make sure the packages will arrive in time for christmas even if y haven't ou

package? it could arrive today. >> this is expected to be the busiest delivery day for the postal service. >> it anticipates dropping off more than 30 million packages and letters today. if you still have things to mail, you can ship priority express tomorrow and it should get there by christmas. today is the last day for amazon's two-day delivery service. nbc 4 is working to gather the details on last-minute shipping dates. . you want to track holiday packages closely. >> thieves stole more than 40 packages off the front porches in montgomery county. >> chris gordon is live where police are playing santa's helpers. >> reporter: hi, pat and chris. month fwom ri county police tell us the number of holiday packages stolen from homes has increased dramatically this year. today here at fifth s

town, they put on display holiday items they have been able to recover. >> it's the time of the season when packages with holiday merchandise purchased online get delivered to our doorstep when no one is home to receive them, some of the packages disappear. police put out this display at the german town district station. 42 items recovered, 4 suspects have been arrested in the past two weeks for stealing these items, which were left in packages at homes in german town. >> none of this would have been possible without somebody seeing what happened and calling police to let us know what occurred. there was a ups driver. as a result of that and some good police work following them up, we were able to make the apprehension. >>

who had packages stolen and today invited them to come to the police station to have their gifts personally delivered. and ahead at 5:00, we'll hear from some of those residents who had holiday items stolen and their reaction to having them returned from the montgomery county police. police among those in the area stepping up patrols looking for drunk drivers this holiday season. they are anticipating the -- participating, rather, the drive sober or get pulled over campaign. that includes road blocks. they are asking sober drivers to call police if they see a drunk driver. police remind you that the sober ride program offers free cab rides home up to $30. there's a safer ride program with help for drivers who want to get a t

safer rides in the nbc washington app. talk about coming in like a lamb. pretty mild start to winter. >> we're not looking at an arctic blast, so good news there. temperatures through the holiday weekend for the most part around 50 degrees. so first, it's going to be cooler tomorrow than today. highs in the 50s. tomorrow we're going to be near 50 degrees. some showers around saturday morning. but for the evening hours, we're looking good. dry as hanukkah gets underway or heading off to church service. as we look to christmas, completely dry from start to finish and new year's eve looking dry. more on that forecast coming up in a little bit. currently temperatures are not that bad out there. especially inside

and areas off to the east still at 57. to the north and west of town, already starting to cool down quickly as the sun goes down. what a beautiful day. the first day of winter, things are looking up. daylight starts to get longer each day u. e we start off at 32. definitely have the heater on in your car. only one more day of school for the kids. i text my u friend who is a teacher today wanting to make sure they had class. just one more day. it's looking good for that at the bus stop. still want the warm jacket. around lunchtime, we're in the mid-40s. here's the high tomorrow. 49 degrees. clouds slowly increase throughout the day, but all in all, still nice for your friday as we close out the workweek and look forward to the holiday u weekend. at the bus stop, we're in the 20s in the suburbs. 30s in washington. the warm jacket once again. a e

of year. travel tomorrow getting out of town it's looking good for the most part up and down the east coast. great news there. outdoor exercise, today it was perfect for a run or bring out the bicycle. tomorrow a little cooler. but still for the most part nice. weather cooperating and getting the last-minute shopping done. timing of the rain, it's moving in around 7:00 a.m. still tracking shower the at 9:00 p.m. you can check it on your phone. and between 11:00 and 1:00 p.m., rain starts to come to an end. during the afternoon a few peeks of sunshine at around 50 degrees. for sunday, christmas day, a high of 50. more sunshine, a mix of sun and clouds. a high of 52. and look at tuesday. we jump up to 61. maybe a shower, but plenty of dry time and e we cool down on wednesday with a high of 41 g

have your evening planner. if you're walking the dog or getting the shopping done, i'll let you know what you can expect. lots of youngsters second letters to santa this time of year. what happens to the letters that don't make it to the north pole. . how you can make sure the christmas wishes come true. a local couple is starring in their own tv show. . how they are about to be in the national spotlight along with a lot of local homes. attention shoppers, it's not too late to get the perfect holiday gift from the foodie in your life to mom and dad. >> we're working with you for last-minute gift ieas andd

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matt lauer will be zitting alongside familiar faces. katie kurk and meredith are returning for a week each in january. they are filling in for savannah guthrie who is on maternity leave. it's going to be a walk down memory lane. next year will be his 20th anniversary hosting tod"today" today. >> that's going to bring back cool memories. >> for matt and a lot of viewers. hgtv aired a new show about flipping houses.

>> i'm such an hgtv addict. this one features a local couple who shared their experience flipping homes in the district. mark segraves caught up with them at a place they are renovating. >> reporter: they are your typical d.c. couple. he came for the military. she came for an internship. now they have combined their talents and started a new career in real estate, flipping houses. . they have gotten so good at it they are getting their own tv show. we had a chance to talk with this husband and wife duo. >> we just really love renovating houses. . we started our own rental properties in 2006. and we just really enjoy the process. we love the process of transforming a house from something that was ugly and rundown into something that's really beautiful. >> you'll be able to catch the pilot of d.c. flippers on hgtv. in northwest, mark segraves, news 4. >> a lot of interest in that show. >> oh, boy. it will be reallyin

see what these homes are going for as well. give us a good idea of the real estate market here as well. >> absolutely. . letters addressed to santa clause and the north pole arrive at post offices in bulk this time of year. >> they do not solicit gifts but they allow folks to adopt the letter and fulfill their christmas wish. the brentwood post office got 160 let thers year. so far about half of them have been adopted. news 4 went through some of the letters last night. some sent by kids. other by their grandma's. you'll have to pay for postage, but they make it easy to fulfill the kids' wishes. >> we take them, we make copies and blot out the names and addresses of the children and hold the letters and allow customers to pick up the letters. then once they pick up the letters, they will bring the package back to the post office and we'll deliver to the address. >> you hav

office and adopt a child's letter. will arrive by christmas. because so many are unanswered you can adopt one next week to fulfill that wish post christmas. we all know this can be a very stressful time of year. now new information about how you could take a toll on your health. plus a local man has a lot to be thankful for this holiday season. only on news 4, you're going to hear from the paramedics who may have brought him back to life.

a jetblue passenger. >> we have four things to know at 4:30. two of the people injured in the christmas market attack are americans. the man behind the wheel of the truck is still at large. investigators scouring germany where he's believed to have spent some time. here at home, police shot and killed a man in capital heights. officers say they had to open fire after a confrontation with two men who are armed. one of those men died. the other is in custody. the officers were not hurt. now that jet blue pass passenger says he was removed after confronting ivanka trump on a plane. meanwhile the president-elect has named two familiar faces to his

he named kellyanne conway to be counsellor to president and shaun spicer to serve as press secretary. now at 4:30, the united nations postponed a vote designed to stop israel settlement in the west bank. it's been postponed after president-elect donald trump took to twitter and demanded to be stopped. >> they planned to abstain from the vote, but one month trump stepped in. jennifer johnson is tracking developments from capitol hill and has more. . >> this was an unusual step for a president-elect, but trump and israel got away they wanted. no vote today at the u.n. president-elect donald trump stepped into an international showdown today as egypt postponed a a vote on a u.n. resolution declaring israel's settlements a violation of

the prime minister benjamin netanyahu demanded they veto the resolution. that prompted trump to tweet and post on facebook. and not through the imposition of terms by the united nations. >> we have one president at a time. that's quite important. but i don't think we're going to stop trump from tweeting out or speaking out and i think u president obama has taken that into. account. >> the u.s., now some question will trump will reverse that. >> that would be, in my judgment, a serious mistake and a setback towards efforts to achieve peace in the region. >> the president-elect got into another diplomatic dance after tweeting the united states must strengthen and expand nuclear capability until such time as the world comes to its senses regarding nukes. that came after russian

nuclear power. today trump also worked on his white house team naming kellyanne con way as counsellor to the president. >> conway was trump's third campaign manager and krcriticalo his win. back to you. >> thank you. we are learning more about the votes that sent trump to the white house. now that all states have certified election results. hillary clinton got nearly 2.9 million more votes than the president-elect. that's the largest popular vote margin of any losing presidential candidate. clinton is the fifth presidential candidate in american history to win the popular vote but lose the electoral college. in the district, three people are expected to be okay after being exposed to carbon monoxide in their home. firefighters went to this house in northeast d.c. to follow up on a call about somne

but when crews went inside, their detectors started going off and realized the family was suffering from exposure to the odorless gas. the furnace was working the night before. there was e detectors in the home, but they were not working. we have shared advice on how you can keep your home safe. search in the nbc washington app. in news 4 your health, heart deaths seem to spike during the holidays. they think they have a clue why. since death rates spike during cold winter months and flu season, researchers went to new zealand where christmas takes place in the summer. they discovered there was still a 4% increase in heart-related deaths between december 25th and the first week in january. experts suggest four things could be factors here. stress, changes in diet, drinking more alcohol and sometimes people putting off e seeing a doctor so they don't disrupt their family plans. we're a few days awayro

christmas v you started to think about new years resolutions. if your goal is to get healthier and lose weight, we can point you in the right direction. our health expo is around the corner. it's january 7th and 8th. this is the 24th year we have been putting on this event. we have lots of health, medical and wellness exhibits, screenings, a lot of information. best of all, it's all free. going to be hearing a lot more a about this. all the information is at nbcwashington.com. as far as the health and fitness expo, i signed up for january 8th. if you go. on sunday, i'll see you down there. we're looking at mainly clear skies during the evening hours. it's going to be completely dry. good news for people coming home from work or if you're heading out shopping, here's what you can expect. by 7:00, we're down to around 43 degrees.

ov overnight. it will be cooler than last night. but 8:00 p.m., mainly clear skies and 41. by 9:00, we're around 40. temperatures in the suburbs are in the 30s. coming up, i'm going to be talking more about the holiday weekend and if you have some snow word plans, i'll have that forecast a the 4:45. >> thank you. all around the nation's capital, there are signs of the holiday season. and especially at many embassies in our area. the main hall is all decked out with christmas trees and candles and hand carved nativity scene. over the weekend celebrate christmas around the world without leaving your couch. this was no routine training exercise.

the busy streets o of new york city. so why didn't people know about it beforehand and why is this mission likely the begin ining a new normal? and holiday travel is really picking up. more people are hitting the roads, rails and runways right now than ever before. how it's g

i try to travel a day earlier than the crowds are going to be. >> that is a

the only problem is starting today, holiday travel is really picking up out there. here's a lack at the crowds converging at reagan national. a lot of you trueing to get out ahead of the holiday weekend. aaa says this could be the busiest travel period in american history. >> 103 million people are expected to travel between now and the new year. and as nbc reports, most of you will get there by car. >> reporter: like millions of americans, oscar is hitting the road for the holidays. >> i'm trying to beat the traffic because it's early and trying to make sure i'm there on time. >> reporter: it's a good strategy. the vast majority will be driving. 93 million people and the economy is a big reason why. >> we can attribute had to gas prices. they are still fairly low. 25 cents higher than what drivers were paying last year. still 20 cents

2014. >> if you're heading to the airport, that's likely to be crowded too. >> we're heading o out to see grandma and grandparent. >> reporter: the volume of flights, causing long lines and short tempers in los angeles overnight where rain and capacity issues forced dozens of flights to be cancelled. airports around the country are trying anything they can to keep travelers calm from carollers in san diego to a pig in albany, new york. >> they make people happy. they ease anxiety and destress them. >> reporter: whether on land or air, pack some patience, it could be a bumpy ride. aaa says for the most part holiday travelers are going some place warm. the top five bookings, las vegas, new york city, san diego and anaheim. nbc news. it's a a new convenience if you drive in and around dulles airport. t's

convenience store located on rutter road. . if it looks huge, that's because it is. there are 28 fueling stations where you can pump your gas. >> good news for folks returning those rental cars as well. we first brought you his emotional story over the summer. now a local dad who has adopted not one, not two, but four kids e getting a a national attention he deserves. plus is it a holiday miracle? a local man dies on the job but then lives to tell about

military planes flying low past new york city skyscrapers. what was behind this fly over and why it won't be the last time it happened. >> it's on everyone's mind. will the weather cooperate. with holiday it plans. >> now to a story you'll see only on news 4. . we are hearing about the heroic efforts that went into bringing a man back to life after he was electrocuted. >> he was an electrician. meagan fitzgerald is in rockville with that story. >> reporter: this man was dead for five minutes. he's an electrician so he was inside this building doing electrical work when the accident happened. first responders say the

on a a ladder working on wiring in the ceiling when somehow he came in contact with a live wire. witnesses say he started shaking. that's when a co-worker kicked the ladder to get him away from the electrical circuit and immediately called 911. >> our guys arrived first. they showed up and found he was not breathing. started cpr and delivered f fibrillation one time. they started cpr again and the notice he started breathing. >> reporter: first responders describe why they believe this man was able to be brought back to life. reporting in rockville, meagan fitzgerald, news 4. in mexico the death toll continues to rise u in that fireworks market explosion. now investigators are look iing closely u at some of the safety measures that may have been ignored. that is not the first time something like this has happened at this particular marke

powder hangs in the air. dogs brought in helping with the grim task of looking for more bodies. authorities now say at least a dozen people are unaccounted for. an 8-year-old among them and a 50-year-old. he is clinging to fading hope. >> translator: we have hope. >> reporter: when asked who does he blame, this man says it's as if a plane fell from the sky or a fact i ri blew up. it's exactly the same. it's an accident. but it's not the first accident at this market. there were similar explosions in 2005 and again in 2006. one of those earlier accidents killed christina's brother and left her mother without arms. still she say thas must

>> why would you want to do this again? she says because we depend on this. 80% of the population of this town works in pyrotechnics. we don't have another form of employment. >> reporter: but the focus right now is on finding the missing. devastated family members want answers even if their loved ones have died. keri sanders, nbc news, mexico city. those weird weekends where you've got a lot of folks have is one eye on their forecast but also at other parts of the country as well. >> the good news, travel weather looking great tomorrow and saturday. now sunday in the rockies we're talking about snow. and central and southern plains maybe severe weather. but i don't think midwest of us are traveling on christmas. so again, great news in

forecast. currently, our temperatures right now in the 40s and 50s. 55 in washington. it's nice out there. 47 in reston. 45 in college park. still a little breezy out there. the winds will die down during the evening hours. they are not an issue at all tomorrow. here's your forecast for tomorrow. cooler than today. by 10 degrees. for late december, it's not bad. we're still above normal. normal now 45 degrees. clouds increase throughout the day. plenty of sunshine during the morning hours. and again, a pretty nice day. a a nice friday u. especially leading into a holiday weekend. locally, we are beginning to be dealing with some rain on saturday. for the most part it's going to be light so visibilities will be okay. it's going to lead to wet roads across the area. i want to show you the timing. 5:00 a.m. notice some scattered showers moving in from the west. and we have to look back into west virginia to see any pink on the map. a potential for a little freezing rain in higher elio

only event. 7:00 a.m., we're tracking showers. as quickly u as they move in by 11:00, already starting to wind down. maybe even peeks of sunshine. we are dry for saturday afternoon and evening if you're heading out to holiday services. so the weekend outlook, showers around saturday morning, but we're dry the rest of the holiday weekend. anticipate temperatures in the 40s. so really not that bad. not too cold out there for christmas day. chilly with partly cloudy skies. christmas will have highs around 50. all of the local ski resorts are open. so this is the first time this year we're doing our report. not a lot of the trails o are open, but if you want to get out there, head to liberty mountain. i will be posting this on facebook and twitter. snow shoe as well. 37 trails open. i'm pretty impressed with that. especially based on

forecast. again, some showers around saturday morning. 50 both saturday and sunday. guys, look at news. . a high of 61. we're back to the 40s by wednesday. national recognition this afternoon for a local man who has become a champion of foster children. >> rob was featured on the "today" show everyone has a story. he's no stranger to news 4 viewers who have seen him in the wednesday's child report. >> we love rob. he has done so much for foster children. i love the fact that they serenaded them today. rob lives on a farm, but he grew up in manassas. he spent his childhood in foster homes until he aged out at 18 and wound up homeless. despite his circumstances, rob finished high school and ginned the military and after that he got ao

his way up the ladder. he became a successful businessman and all the while he's been giving back. now he and his husband have four children adopted from foster care and he founded a nonprofit that we have talked about before that provides kids with items they need in their daily lives. a high school friend nominated him to be featured on the "today" show. >> t so great you brought this story to light. when you realize what he had been going through, what struck you after seeing him again after all those years? >> i think his strength and the fact that he par laid his situation into helping other children and creating this nonprofit. and by his adopting children in foster care that needed homes. it was a total strength. >> he helped your daughter too. in what ways? >> we found out about it on facebook. she wanted to bring it to virginia. he's become a role model to help the youth not just by my daughter, but other children

learn they need to be a part of their community and give back. >> the statistics show that the kids that it are in foster care end up in juvenile detention centers. our prisons are touched by foster care and that wasn't the past that i was supposed to go down. >> at his recent high school reunion, rob apologize d to his former class hates because he said he was the one who was stealing food back then off their lunch platters. i got off the phone with rob a few minutes alg. e he said he was shocked and moved by the au peerns on the "today" show which included a song written just for him. it you'd like to see his interview in full, search "foster dad" in the nbc washington app. >> i'm sure if his classmates are watching now, they are saying all is forgiven. >> i think he's the kind of guy u they probably even knew. he just worked really hard and kept ongoing. he's quite a guy. >> thank you,

> it brought back a lot of bad memories for folks in new york. now we know what's behind the low-flying planes that it were seen over manhattan and it likely won't be the last time. >> this is news 4 first at 4:00. stronger is rebuilding a newborn's heart... and restoring a father's faith. stronger is being a typical kid... despite a rare disorder. stronger is seeking answers and not giving up until you find them. because we don't just want kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. with your support, we can find more answers faster.

low, it sparked panic and confusion in manhattan. it wasn't an emergency. just the new reality of our next president. >> low-flying military planes weaving through the skyline. this video from chopper 4 last tuesday caught the attention of folks throughout new york frightening some. law enforcement sources tell news 4 it was all part of a military training exercise. an emergency relocation drill to figure out where a chopper could touch down near trump tower, move the president-elect and others out and towards safety. >> they will have to train multiple crews. >> the mission was also possibly look at rooftops in the city to help as possible e evacuation routes. >> recognizing during 9/11 they weren't able to evacuate from the rooftop. the first thing they are looking at is what's that possibility from trump tower.

hospitalers and military c-130 caused confusion. the office of emergency management said it was notified in advance by the faa. the nypd says it was only given short notice. >> expect more training drills more often. practice will help make. close to perfect and perfect is the goal when it comes to safety. >> one of the evacuations is they air lift from the top of trump tower and flies him to central park where he then gets a lift out of the city. news 4 at 5:00 starts right now. a a d.c. man accused in a series of highly disruptive bomb threats. now the fbi caught up to him. dozens of packa

we were there as police returned the packages to their rightful owners. i'm tom sherwood at metro headquarters in downtown washington. there's a special smart card for the trump inauguration. his picture is not on it. that's a controversy and the controversy may now be solved. we begin with a deadly shooting involving two police officers in prince jojs county. good evening, i'm pat lawson muse. >> and i'm jim handly. that shooting happened after investigators tell us a teen pointed a a gun. this happened earlier today alock buyers street. >> reporter: police are investigating that incident now. you can see it all happened right back here. they were called here because there was a report of a suspicious car.

happened that ended up with the driver of that car was shot. this happened early this morning. a key piece of evidence is taken from the scene. police came upon this car this morning in the 4700 block of byers street in capital heights. they parked there where two men were inside. the driver died. it was a call for a decision to be able to get police through the street. what happened next is quick and violent. the police chief tells how things unfolded. >> as they woke the individuals, the passenger immediately moved to exit the vehicle. and simultaneously and these things all occurred at the same time, simultaneously the driver armed himself with a handgun and tho