between frederick and hagerstown. that little patch of pink you see there just coming out of washington county into western frederick county, so right along interstate 70 as well as route 40 here, any of the roads here in eastern washington county and western frederick county, a little bit of light rain falling on frozen pavement causing some light icing here. causing some freezing rain and iceness. panhandle of west virginia, shenandoah valley, all these counties including northern fauquier and montgomery county. now to some breaking news. a stabbing near the westfield wheaton mall i

county. >> reporter: police are handling an active and very difficult situation here. about 3:15 they were called here for a stabbing that followed a disagreement that apparently began inside the mall. when they arrived officers found two men with life threatening stab wounds. police are currently attempting to find the suspects who could still be on the grounds of this enormous commercial property. at least one person has been stopped and questioned. we have video from chopper 4 showing drivers being stopped as they leave the property. police are checking their back seats and trunks to make sure a suspect has not hidden in there possibly without their knowledge. they did hear an order to leave the mall property. but given the enormous size of this property and multiple entrances we have seen people arrive, go into the mall and being told to leave again.

most of the cars have been ordered to leave. we are expecting the public information officer from montgomery county police on site shortly and we hope to have more information. a former prince george's county council member admits to lining his own pockets with taxpayer money. >> will campos plead guilty to taking tax money for county funds to organizations that would then send the money back to him. >> mr. campos's favorite charity was himself. >> our team coverage starts with bureau chief tracee wilkins. >> reporter: we've been saying since last thursday that we were expecting additional arrests in connection to the prince george's county liquor board investigation headed up by the fbi. and today we got one more. >> honest

nothing to fear. >> reporter: today it was revealed by the feds that for most of the time will campos served, he was taking bribes and participating in a pay to play scheme. >> his favorite charity was himself. >> reporter: he served in the prince george's county county council from 2004 to 2014 before winning a seat on the state legislature. police say during that time he received kick backs from businesses in exchange for county grants. >> the evidence in this case shows that william campos treated the taxpayers' money as if it were a little slush fund. >> reporter: campos was wearing a wire and under investigation by the facebook from 2012 to 2014. in a statement he said, i have been under federal investigation for bribery and conspiracy and have pleaded guilty to these charges. the investigation has been going on for years now. when i was first approached by the government, i immediately acknowledged my wrongdoing and have been

ever since. the u.s. attorney vowed that there are more arrests to come. >> there will be additional charges. there will be other people who are prosecuted. unfortunately we're not going to be able to tell you the details about those cases until the appropriate time. >> reporter: the u.s. attorney went onto say that if there are any elected officials or businesses in prince george's county that have accepted bribes, they need to come to the fbi before the fbi goes to them. i was talking with the chair of the prince george's county council, who said that he does not believe -- when i asked do you think that anybody else on this council is going to be arrested, he said i pray to god not. everyone sitting on the edge of their seats waiting to see where this investigation is going to

go next. scott macfarland is joining me now because he has looked at how will campos is connected to this investigation of the prince george's county liquor board. >> will campos is also a link between bribery and prince george's county and a vote in the state house in annapolis. the feds made clear they weren't going to explain everything about their growing corruption investigation. >> all i can tell you is this is an ongoing investigation. you're seeing bits and pieces. i'm not able to put a frame around the whole investigation for you. but as time goes on, there will be additional information that comes forward. >> our review of court filings shows the connection between the raid of the liquor board and the arrest of will campos. an fbi affidavits says the former head of the liquor board david sun helped secure a $3,000 bribe for a

the plea agreement said on the same date campos received a $3,000 bribe, it reads individual b and campos left the table and walked toward the bathroom. individual b then gave campos the $3,000 in the bathroom of the restaurant. the fbi said a state delegate, quote, sent a text message to sun saying that the sunday sales bill had passed and that the elected official supported it. so both david sun and will campos were arrested by the feds, both facing several years in prison. who's next?

>> this investigation involves multiple players. we know of at least six people arrested and charged. more arrests could be coming. in addition to will campos and david sun, liquor board commissioner anaj was arrested. two liquor store owners are accused of providing bribe money in exchange for favorable treatment by the liquor board. pretty tense start to what will be a busy week of confirmation hearings up on capitol hill. we counted more than a dozen protesters as jeff sessions testified before

sessions is one of donald trump's more controversial picks for his future administration. chris lawrence is here with a look at session's first day of testimony. >> on the other side of the desk facing colleagues he's worked with for years as he tries to become the next attorney general. >> the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you god. >> sessions has been a senator since 1997. before that he was alabama's a.g. he was not confirmed to a federal judge position back in the 1980s because of racist charges against him, charges he calls false. >> you know who i am. you know what i believe in. you know what i am a man of my word and can be trusted to do what i say i will do. you know that i revere the constitution, that i'm

to the rule of law and you know that i believe in fairness, impartiality and equal justice under law. >> sessions is one of the more deserve senator conservative senators. diane feinstein challenged him on some civil rights issues. >> you have referred to roe v. wade -- >> it is the law of the land. it has been so established and settled for quite a long time and it zephydeserves respect. >> do you a agree that the issue of same-sex marriage is settled law. >> the majority of the court has established the definition of marriage for the entire united states of america and i will follow that decision. >> now, tomorrow new jersey senator cory booker will break with tradition and testify against his colleague, sessions. he'in

representative john lewis. sessions did say he would recuse himself from any matters related to hillary clinton and says he has no reasons to doubt the intelligence report on russian interference. nearly a million people could be in town for next week's inaugural festivities and the protests. crews are working around the clock to prepare for those crowds. >> reporter: whether you come down here on the mall for the inaugural next week by yourself, with friends or the whole family, there's one thing you can't do without. truckloads of toilets. part of every inaugural. thousands of them. when you got to go, you got to go. is this your first inaugural? >> this is my first one. >> reporter: this is crew chief for don's johns toilets. the former long haul truck

county wants them in place and working. how many are we going to see here on the mall? >> there's going to be a lot. there's going to be thousands. >> reporter: while super security is sealing manhole covers for inaugural day, the toilet brigade is spreading across the whole national mall. it's serious. >> absolutely. >> reporter: and ron has an inside tip for you. check that door. don't just stand in a long line. >> if you go check on those and just knock on the door, somebody might not be in there so don't stand in line. >> reporter: the toilets remain locked until inaugural weekend. it will take a week to empty and remove them after all the festivities. one last question, are men or women messier in the bathroom? >> men. >> reporter: here's some good news for you. both at&t and verizon have added

here for a million people. so you can text, talk and do all those selfies when you attend the inauguration. president obama is now on his way to chicago where he'll be giving his farewell speech tonight. and the lights back on at the washington monument tonight. the cause of the latest outage and the steps being taken now to prevent it from happening again. we continue to follow breaking news. charleston church shooter dylann roof sentenced to death for killing nine black church

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breaking news, a jury has just sentenced convicted charps on t -- charleston church killer dylann roof to death. they were unanimous. we're told roofer was st was st looking straight ahead as the verdict came down.

in just a few hours president obama will deliver his final speech to the nation in a prime time address. the president is expected to focus on progress over the last eight years and give his thoughts on where to go from here. tha thousands are gathering already to see it live. >> reporter: absolutely. the crowd arriving here with those coveted tickets for the obama farewell. the president, first lady and daughter malia already on air force one on their way to chicago and just might stop at one of the president's favorite restaurants on the south side. the vice president and his wife also flying into chicago. while you mentioned that the president does plan to offer a serious ap preproach tonight, iu get the sense as well it might be a bit of a family reunion, you'd be right. some

hours before president obama will deliver his farewell address. >> i was in grand park 10 years old. now i'm 18 here watching him give his farewell speech. >> reporter: there's long time campaign volunteers from across the country. >> new mexico. >> hawaii. >> it is expected to be president obama's final trip on air force one as president. returning to chicago not to look back, but forward. david axelrod says it may be difficult for the president to follow george bush's example. bush rarely weighed in once he left office. >> there's going to be a lot of pressure on him to speak out, particularly if there are what he considers egregious aftfront to democratic

resold their ticket on crai craigslist, the those waiting in person say there's no way they would pass up this moment. >> no way. >> reporter: eddie vedder will be performed tonight as well as the chicago children's choir before the president speaks. it's a miserable cold, rainy day here in chicago, unfortunately. reporting live from mccormick place. again, you'll be able to watch the president's farewell address right here on nbc 4 tonight starting at 9:00. we invite you to keep it here all evening for a new episode of "this is us" at 10:00, followed by the evening news at

last night's problem included the aviation warning lights. park service officials tell us they are assessing the condition of the lines that go into the monument. you can see the lights are on now and the park service says they do not anticipate any issues. a roadblock for d.c.'s death with dignity bill tonight. congressman jason chaffetz says he'll block the bill. he heads the congressional committee that oversees the district bill. muriel bowser signed that bill last month. to over turn the bill, both the house and senate have to vote on a disapproval resolution. prosecutors call it a horrific crime, an infant shaken so severely it led to his death. tonight the child's father is in j

>> reporter: the infant died of injuries that he suffered at home right here in this apartment complex on heather hollow circle. it was last october. but just yesterday his father was arrested and charged with first degree child abuse in connection with the death of his son. the special victims investigative division focused on what happened here in this apartment the morning of october 28th. the defendant, 20-year-old roger lee miller jr. called 911 to report that his infant son was unresponsive. the court charging documents say that 5 month old darryl lee burns suffered head trauma. the child's mother was at work. >> after an autopsy from children's medical center, it was found that there were

shaking, severe trauma. >> reporter: in court roger miller's lawyer says he denied he caused the injuries. miller has been living with his mother the past three months. she came to court to show support for her son. but the judge ordered miller to be held with no bond because of the seriousness of the charges. >> there's plenty good about him. that's all you need to know. >> reporter: ahead what was said in court today about roger miller's past, his record prior to these child abuse charges being brought against him for the death of his son. a popular principal fired after a controversy involving the former band instructor. now parents and students are stepping up their efforts to have him reinstated. >> reporter: it's one of the fastest growing neighborhoods in washington. we'll s

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weather alert due to the threat of freezing rain causing icing far north and west of the metro area later tonight. right now, the little pink zone you see in frederick county, maryland, there's a little bit of light

there could be some icy spots here right along route 15. the main area of rain coming our way is way out in the midwest, ohio and into ki entucky and tennessee. that is going to be getting closer to us tonight. the main area here in pink, that's the freezing rain advisory. and it is in effect tonight until after midnight where there could be up to a tent of an inch of icing. watch out for slick spots late tonight. as we take a look at the commute for tomorrow, we might have just

in the morning. temperatures should be above freezing. that rain by the way that's coming in tonight, that's going to be gone for the morning commute. so just some damp roads in the wake of that. dry roads for the rest of the day tomorrow and milder temperatures. ought to make it into the upper 40s to right around 50 degrees. milder air moves in on thursday. late on wednesday night, early thursday morning might get a little more rain. but then we dry out on thursday with afternoon highs soaring into the mid 60s. still on track for much warmer weather to move in. then it turns a bit chillier on friday. a lot of clouds around, temperatures in the upper 40s. on saturday there is a possibility of a wintery mix, morning light snow changing over to sleet midday and perhaps a prolonged period of freezing rain, causing icing during the afternoon on saturday. stay tuned. we'll keep an eye on that. then we dry out sunday. loo

40s for dr. king day on sunday. toward inauguration day, we'll have some milder air moving in. looks like it will stay mostly dry. a convenience store clerk recovering tonight after being sexual assaulted in the store's back office. >> we have video of the suspect. police want you to take a look at it. >> reporter: the wheels on the bus went down and down. that story coming up. >> reporter: outside the loudoun county education center where supporters of the popular dominion princal. ip

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a sinkhole opened up on a busy d.c. street and almost captured a school bus. pat collins is leave at the scene. >> reporter: we're on allison street. this may look like a gigantic pothole but people who live on the street say it's more like a sinkhole. how deep is it, pat, you may ask? well, about this much of

school bus tire. what a predicament, a d.c. school bus with special needs kid on board dropped into a sinkhole on allison street northwest. whoa. you might say the back end just bottomed out. corey sanders is a neighbor. he was here when happened. >> i seen the bus go down into the hole and got stuck. the bus couldn't move. the bottom end on the passenger side of the bus is sitting on the bottom, scraping the bottom. >> reporter: firefighters to the rescue. they safely removed the students through an emergency exit. then they took them to a nearby building so they could stay warm. phase two, a tow truck ever so carefully lifts the back of the bus out of that hole. and then from the front pulls it back to dry land. now there'sop

be a broken water main beneath allison street. >> numerous calls for placed to the 311 call center with regards to cars being stuck and no one came out to repair the hole get. once i saw the bus went in, i immediately called 911. >> reporter: we still have the sinkhole here in the middle of the street. we have the police car blocking the street to keep other vehicles from taking the dip. we have a backup school bus to take the kids home. so normalcy is starting to break out here. now if we could just get someone to patch this thing before, well, rush hour tomorrow. >> careful where you step there, pat. thank you so much. d.c.'s mayor is standing with firefighters tonight following claims by metro that they're responsible for the deadly smoke incident. this happened nearly two years ago now. an

causing a yellow line train to fill with smoke, killing one woman. metro filed a new legal motion today, saying d.c. fire and ems personnel were not prepared to handle that event and shifted much of the blame to them. today, the mayor answered back. >> it was my belief then and it is now that our firefighters ran into harm's way to make sure that they could serve and save people. >> tonight metro put out another statement, saying riders are safer today because of all the training and coordination that's happened since that day. transportation reporter adam tuss will have a closer look at the deeper issues between the agencies tonight at six. loudoun county police want to figure out what led to that chain reaction crash that involved six vehicles early this morning at route

lovetsville road. we're told medics took three people to the hospital. support ers of a loudoun county principal are rallying outside school district headquarters right now. they're urging them to reinstate the man who's a former principal of the year but now has received a termination notice. julie carrie ey is live. >> reporter: you can see behind me the area outside the school board auditorium filling up rapidly. that meeting not for an hour yet, but supporters of dr. john brewer in there getting their tickets to speak tonight. 189 people are signed up to speak, more than half

speaking to urge the board to reinstate this popular principal. signs of support for principal john brewer are everywhere. a stand with brewer facebook page, the rock in front of dominion high painted with a b. on friday, a rally staged at the school. >> everybody wants dr. brewer back. >> reporter: seeing and hearing all that is what inspired this dominion mom to turn to facebook and post a different viewpoint. she calls it children matter most. >> the heart of this whole situation is children, is kids and kids that have been mistreated and families that had been impacted. >> reporter: school district officials say they're barred from speaking about personnel matters but brewers' supporters believe he got in trouble for writing a letter of recommendation on behalf of a former band instructor. parents complained he used inappropriate and sexual language with

dominion parents told me they complained to principal brewer about the same thing but were told to take it up with the teacher themselves. >> it started out as just vulgar language, vulgar and derogatory name calling, sexual innuendo, just very inappropriate type of exchange between a teacher and a student. >> reporter: now callahan and some other parents fear the overwhelming support for brewer might be keeping students from telling all they know about damron. brewers' supporters are confident he would not have turned the blind eye to teacher misconduct. >> he deserves a fair shake. >> reporter: coming up, i'll tell you what could happen at tonight's school board meeting and i'll tell you how the principal's supporters are now opening up their wallets to help his cause. if we're looking

ene envious tonight, doug kammerer is out in colorado at a weather summit. >> working hard. >> reporter: guys, i just came down a slope. i wasn't sure if i was going to make my live shot. i took the wrong lift. we are here in breckenridge. you can see what's going on behind me. the snow just continues to come down. we've had nearly two feet of snow in the last two days, 17 inches overnight last night. we're expecting to get upwards of 6-12 inches more during the day today. amazing conditions. the top part of the mountain is actually closed because we're seeing winds upwards of 60 miles an hour. conditions are great for skiing at the lower levels. now i'm here for a weather conference. i know you say, yeah, right, a

but i've got to tell you this is a really great conference. earlier today we heard from the director of the national hurricane center talking about storm surge flooding along our coastline, specifically talking about what happened in delaware this year alone with hermine. and greg carbon who is with the weather prediction center right there in college park, he's talking about flash flooding and mentioned the eed the event th earlier this year. a lot of weather geeks out here, a lot of guys skiing too. doesn't get any better than this. >> we are going to be going to a journalism summit in april. >> reporter: miss you guys. now you've got a freezing rain advisory. lauren will take care of you. >> uh-huh. thank you, doug. when we come

thefts from cars in one county. police tell us the crooks are getting away with guns. the emerging threat and what police says residents should do to protect themselves. >> reporter: coming up, a new development in a growing neighborhood is going to have one of the

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the court. >> there is a special trip on the team's night off that turns into a, quote, life changing event for one of the players. >> reporter: the wizards are certainly hitting their stride. they're going for their tenth straight home win here tonight. yesterday on their off day the team had a chance to visit the national museum of african-american history and culture. head coach scott brooks and star player bradley bell give us a look inside of their unforgettable trip. >> it's great camaraderie for everybody because you bond with each other. regardless of black, white. color doesn't matter. we're learning about history. it gives you a huge perspective on life, our history and what our families have been through. makes you appreciate what you have and where we live today. >> it's important. it's important to our players to come together. it's important history for all of us

celebrate. >> seeing how america is through the lens of an african-american person and for people to just be able to grasp a didnfferent perspective is good. the lessons that you learn, things that you grew up in schools learning, you come here and it's more in depth and it's more real. it's a life-changing experience for sure. >> reporter: and the trip clearly leaving an impact on all the wizards. now, the wizards have the luxury of having the museum in their backyards. some of the other teams are taking advantage of taking the tour while they're in town, like the people heat

tors and orlando magic. a new look for one of the city's fastest growing neighborhoods. the luxury apartment now home to the largest art project the city has ever seen. >> reporter: thieves in loudoun county getting into cars and getting out of them a lot of gun

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we've got a little bit of freezing rain and then some warm weather is coming in. >> yeah. warm weather and then cold weather. little roller coaster. that's how it is here in d.c. we are going to see those temperatures rise and then drop and probably rise again. let's talk about that freezing rain advisory. that starts at 6:00 p.m. and goes until 1:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. not for everybody. the rain is going to be out by your morning commute. then we're going to have more rain tomorrow afternoon for your evening commute possibly. and then a mix on saturday. we're going to cover it all here. free freezing rain advisory 6:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. for western counties, loudoun county, fauquier county, just a gze

ice. but we know even a little bit can cause some problems out there. not a lot happening on the storm team 4 radar right now. we did have a little bit of freezing rain up toward frederick county. that is gone now. you may be a little on the slick side there in frederick county, maryland, if you're out and about. be careful. if you're headed west tonight, 66, i-70, and you start to see those rain drops on your windshield, there could be a good chance it's freezing on the ground below. we have a warm front lifting. so temperatures are actually going to rise overnight. temperatures are in the low to mid 30s now.

it is freezing once it hits the ground west of town. here in d.c. we're all right. we're going to be in the 40s by tomorrow morning. low 50s possible by tomorrow afternoon. it's going to be foggy tomorrow morning, then a few peeks of sunshine. wednesday looking good for the morning commute. by the evening commute we could have more rain. then we get into saturday where we could have a wintery mix. temperatures only around 30. back in the 40s

week. thieves are breaking into cars in loudoun county and making off with guns. the sheriff's office is asking residents to stop making it easy for crooks. >> reporter: this is a perfect example of how how easy it is. early december 8th on main street in round hill, surveillance cameras rolling as crooks open an unlocked door and get to work, stealing guns. >> they're in and out in less than a minute. they know where people hide things in their car. >> reporter: the criminals have snagged 20 guns out of mostly unlocked cars. >> it's happening everywhere in loudoun county. time frames, same thing. any time of day. early morning, afternoon, evening. >> reporter: deputies tell us the thieves are not only foc

they're also targeting homes. in one leesburg neighborhood, they got into one house and got away with 20 guns. >> if you lost a few thousand dollars in firearms, it's terrible. but it's not as significant if those turn up at crime scenes. >> reporter: the value of the guns surge once they hit the street. >> a typical glock that could be 500 in here could easily se$500 for a few thousand dollars on the street. >> there's no excuse not to lock up a firearm. >> it comes down in my personal opinion to carelessness of the owner. >> reporter: deputies now echoing that message. >> take your weapons inside. secure them in the homes. >> reporter: new at 6:30, we show you how they recommend you do that.

neighborhoods have seen dozens of new high-rises going up, but one of those new buildings is standing out from the rest. the luxury apartment building is now home to one of the largest art projects in our region. >> reporter: one hill south. in many ways it's just like the other buildings that are sprouted up in this neighborhood but there's one distinct difference. this new building includes a mural, a very, very big mural. >> it's the tallest mural i've done. it's a lot of paint. you need a truck to transport the paint. >> reporter: he has painted similar murals around the world. but painting this mural presented challenges he hadn't encountered before, painting in sub freez

>> i'm from scandinavia so we're kind offe used to the cold weather. >> related has always believed in the importance of public art. watching tony woch is just as much art as the work product itself. we hope everyone enjoys it. >> reporter: the developer wasn't required to include the mural. they say it would have been easier not to do the mural at all, given what the city charged for just the permit. because the permit office didn't see it as art, they see it as a big sign. >> this is a very large sign by d.c. standards. probably one of the most expensive sign permits d.c. has had to issue. >> reporter: having his work between by so many people and to have it standing blocks from the u.s. capitol makes all the hours in the freezing wind worthwhile. >> it's a great opportunity. i tried to do my very best. >> reporter: while this new mural stands out in the

nearby building that will also catch your eye. the old friendship baptist church. there was a death at the national zoo this weekend of a little bird called the guam kingfisher. this species is nearly extinct. just 145 remain on the planet. they're gravely endangered because of the brown tree snake. in no time it killed almost all of the guam kingfikingfishers. now that bird can only be found in zoos and conservation aviaries where they are trying to breed them. they live to the age of 15, but our little guy at the national zoo made it all the wato 17. y

most high school students spend their days writing papers and taking test. s there's a special new class in fairfax teaching students to save lives. >> reporter: these firefighters students learning how to save lives. >> guys, you've got a victim. so let's work on getting that victim out. >> reporter: remarkable at any age, but espely

fact they're still teenagers. >> i love it. it's probably my favorite class in high school. >> reporter: this class made up of 13 high school students from around fairfax county, from working the hoses, to rescuing victims. they go through the same training as the professionals. >> no matter how i'm feeling, when they start arriving it's an instant pick me up because i know they want to be here and i know they're passionate. it's just saw soawesome. >> my very first job i was a lifeguard and i actually saved a 7-year-old little girl. >> my brother got burned with a tea kettle and i saw the emts come there. it made me want to help out. >> reporter: the students have just two minutes to put on 50 pounds worth of gear. these air tanks alone weigh 30 pounds. >> it's

being able to see your surroundings, but in the end like you -- as long as you do your best, you're fine. >> reporter: at the end of the year, they'll take the test to be certified. >> it's the top of my list for a job. >> i hope one day to become a firefighter paramedic. >> reporter: they practice searching dark buildings. and they say they found their calling. news4 begins now with storm team 4. >> a freezing rain advisory in effect right now for parts of our region. it all comes down to timing. >> some of that rain may be coming down just after the height of the evening rush. >> a freezing rain advisory for the shenandoah valley and into the mountains and northern montgomery and loudoun county as well. again it's not going to be until after the afternoon commute fortunately. right now we have t

all these counties in pink, also includes northern fauquier, panhandle of west virginia. leading edge of that rain is still quite far away. it's mostly out in the ohio valley now. but once it moves it, there's ra possibility it will be falling on frozen pavement. there could be up to a tent of an inch or less of freezing rain. there is some moisture now coming into the mountains, just about to come into western maryland. the leading edge of the heavier rain is right now in ohio and kentucky. that will be moving in closer this evening. developing news now in prince george's county. a new arrest after the fbi raid at the county