it was just terrifying. it was horrific. all new tonight, a teenager watches as police shoot his neighbor and class maet. the young man killed after police responded to a

call. a man arrested after threatening to shoot up a metrobus. tonight the bus driver talks only to news 4. >> and virginia city preparing for another rally to protect a confederate monument. it started with reports of a hostage situation. it ened with police shooting and killing a high school student. good evening. tonight we're hearing from that classmate and neighbor who says he saw it all. news 4's darcy spencer is live for us in haymarket virginia with that interview all new at 11:00. >> reporter: we can show you for the first time where this shooting happened if you take a look behind me you see the house here on the corner, it's the teen's own home. like you said, another young person is sharing with us tonight what he saw. >> it was just terrifying. it was horrific. >> a.j.

william county police shoot and kill his neighbor a 15-year-old boy who he says goes to his high school. >> the fact i saw the guy fall down after he got shot three times, i just -- i never knew fear until i saw that. >> aj is just 14 years old himself. he's still shaken by what he saw from his back porch it was 10:45 in the morning. >> that's somebody i don't really know but he goes to school with me. i didn't expect to see somebody i see in the hall just drop. >> it's shocking that i know that he saw something he shouldn't have saw. >> a officer shot and killed the teen on haymarket after he came at them with a crowbar. police received a 911 cal, the caller said the teen had a bomb strapped to his chest and was holding a family member hostage. the shooting happened

the home. >> the officers gave him several commands to stop and drop the crowbar. >> she wishes police could have found a way to en the confrontation without anyone getting hurt. >> they could have hit him with a beanbag, taser, whatever. i -- i just -- that little -- that boy ain't never coming back home. that's very sad. >> reporter: so far prince william county police have not identified the teen. they say there is a new virginia law. in order to identify the teen they would need the parents 'permission. reporting live from haymarket. darcy, thank you. >> here at the live desk where we're monitoring those protests in st. louis connect today a police shooting six years ago. demonstrators have been out marching and chanting this message. >>

>> earlier there were moments of violence. police arrested 13 people. the mayor of st. louis says four police officers there are hurt and one of their patrol cars is damaged. but the protest widely were peaceful. the mayor praised police and demonstrators for showing self-control. >> all in all today's protest were very peaceful and the police exercised great restraint. i think that that is a good outcome for a very tense day. >> here's what kicked all this off. today's protest began after a white former police officer was akuwaited of the murder of a black man from 2011. shen stockily shot smith five times. smith was a suspected drug dealer who allegedly rammed his car into stockily. the officer settled two years later after the family settled a wrgf

million. >> for years a maryland father held on to hope he would see his two young children again. now he says he's certain his mother killed them. he led search parties for two and three-year-old ever since they disappeared three years ago. now the montgomery prosecutors have charged the mother with their murder. >> katherine hoggle has murdered my children. i have held out hope that something else may have happened, but it has always been a faint hope. >> hoggle has never said what happened to the children. in court today a judge said she must return to a state psychiatric hospital. until today she faced misdemeanor charges for the kids 'disappearance but she's never been ruled competent to stand trial. rallies tomorrow, the mother of all ro

protect democracy and the juggalo march on washington are some of the biggest ones. expect a lot of road closures around the national mall. we have a complete list on our app. the juggalo march supports the music group insane clown posse which says it's been unfairly targed by the fbi. and the mother of all rally's backs the president. >> it's to stand up for our freedom, our white house our freedom. the juggalos, if they want to be here, i encourage them to join us. >> d.c. homeland security and emergency management will work with park and d.c. police to keep everybody safe. >> another big event is the joint base andrews air show after a one year hiatus it's back. a sneak preview, the

thunder birds, the army golden knights and many others are in the sky. you can see them tomorrow and sunday the event is free. jose is back to hurricane strength in the atlantic and the latest track has states in the northeast preparing for rough surf maybe more. marine aus in kt are warning people to take precautions early. hurricane sandy flooded some of them five years ago, so they've been through this before. now the big question, will they go through it all over again. chiefly meteorologist tracking jose in our storm center. >> right now i tell you it's a strength evening storm. you can see what i'm talking about with the satellite pictures. this storm is off florida coast about 1,000 miles to the east of the bahamas. you see it one thing you notice watch this, see the eye kind of clear out there. it becomes a lot more

saw with irma? it strengthened into a hurricane, up to 80 miles an hour, i think it'll strengthen more tonight. winds of 80 miles an hour moving north west nine miles an hour, it will weaken as it moves to the north. moving to the north it will come very close to areas like cape cod, nan tuck he the, parts of ruled island, most likely as a tropical storm but it will have impacts. on tuesday we'll talk about that, and i'm tracking two other storm systems in the atlantic. they're going to need to be watched as well. i'm back in 10 minutes with your forecast. >> argers of a rally in richmond say they want to protect the statute you of robert e. lee. the group is coming from out of state and correspondent protests are organizing as well. police agencies across the state are working together to get

it's just a month since another woman was killed in a similar protest. democratic lieutenant governor ralph north um is running against republican he had gillespie they're debate begins after nbc nightly news. chuck todd will moderate. he told us tonight at 6:00 virginia's race is a test for both parties. >> both parties want to find out what's going to work and what's not in 2018. i think both gill he isty and north um are beginy pigs for the two parties. >> northern -- news 4 anchor will be panelists. you can watch the debate live 7:00 next tuesday night on nbc 4 and on our nbc washington app. >> a man with a gun threatened the driver and passengerers on a meus

him in handcuffs. the union said it's another example of hire drivers being put in danger. here's a story you'll only see on news 4. >> reporter: the police report says that the suspect in that case had not one gun but two. >> they kept going back and forth. then the aggressor in the situation said i shoot everyone one of you all on this bus. >> >> reporter: those are the words this metrobus operator heard as he yeerd the x 2 bus down north east street. he appeared to be in a heated argument with a small group of passengers. he remained on until the end of the line and became threatening when the operator asked him to get off the bus. >> i repeated the question again can you get out of bus please i'm out of service. he grabbed his hip and said make me. the arrest report indicates the man had two guns and

bus operator was doused with you're intwo weeks ago. letters of discipline to drivers who refuse to drive the route for a day in what they call a safety stand down. >> the authority needs to take it seriously. it is about safety. our operators and its r50iding public. >> a spokes woman from met oe said the agency agrees with the union's call for penalties and the ability to ban the people from the system. tho >> we want to let you know tonight about a effort to raise money to give a homeless baby girl who died last

proper bare yell. she died where the district houses homeless families. she was just four weeks oel. her family's been told she died of sudden infant death syndrome, dids. a go fund me page to provide a funeral and private ber yell for i'da. she said it's been tough going. >> with everything going on with the hurricanes, irma and harvey, it blocked out the ability for people to see this precious little life that meant so much. >> for more details you can down load the nbc washington app and search baby ida. >> the manhunt continues 24 hours after a subway bombing in a london suburb. the evidence british police are focusing on tonight. >> a local sheriff's department, one of a handful using drones for a very specific task. how it could

>> remember this video the driveless car that turned out to have a driver in it after wall. there's knew explanation for apat was actually hpening. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor and i sponsored this ad narrator: ed gillespie says dr. ralph northam doesn't show up? dr. ralph northam was an army doctor and a volunteer medical director at a children's hospice. he passed the virginia law requiring concussion standards for school sports. the smoking ban in restaurants. and dr. northam is working to connect veterans to good paying jobs in virginia. ed gillespie is a washington dc corporate lobbyist. he shows up for whoever pays him.

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the bomb that sent flames through a london subway car may be exactly what british authorities need to find their suspect. the device only partially exploded and now the manhunt is on. london police say they're making progress focusing on remnants of the device and

video. 29 people were injured. this is the fifth terrorist incident in british this year. now two executives in charge of it and security from equifax are retiring. maryland lawmakers filed a state and natural class action lawsuit against equifax which could cost the company more than $75 billion in every victim opted in. the breech has affected 143 million people and nearly 200,000 credit cards have been compromised. equifax is accused of failing to install a security patch months before it was hacked. that could have prevented the breech. loudoun county sheriff's deputies are launching a new been, it's a drone that has a project life saver antennae attached to it. the idea is for the drone to find a

worn like a watch. a couple signed their autistic son up for it after he juan derd off from day care two years ago. >> it gives us peace of mind we have law enforcement helping us. it won't just be on our shoulders. >> today's demo showing somebody was recovered within 15, 20 minutes. it's amazing. >> loudoun county is one of only six places in the country to have the drone. the project is a electronic based locater for conditions of people who have a tendency to walk off. this summer you remember it looked like no one was behind the wheel of this van driving all over arlington. he got close enough to see there was a driver, but his attempt at a interview didn't go so well. remember this? >> who are

i'm with the news, dude. >> tonight mist solved. ford said this was all part of a test it was doing with virginia tech. they're working on self driving vehicles. ford said it needs a way to communicate with pedestrians without a driver in the car. and it was testing out a light bar right there on the windshield. you see it flashing. pretty cool. now we know. >> still can't used to the idea of cars driving around without drivers. >> no, that one's going to be weird. i use that, i'm with the news, dude, every time i go to the movies, bowling. >> how's it working for you? >> get right in. whatever you need. >> what are we looking at for this weekend. >> pretty good conditions. if you liked today, really a carbon copy right on into sunday, monday, and then we start to track jose, it's going to be off our coast line. let's take a look. looking pretty

lot of clearing, too. could see areas of fog. 74 degrees right now, winds calm, 74 the warmest we've been at 11:00 seems like for a couple weeks. 68 right now in gaithersburg, 66 in leesburg. you notice the humidity that's been out there. we'll see more in the say of humid conditions. just humid for this time of year. no rain to speak of. i don't expect to see any. if you're headed to the air show, looking great. 74 degrees at 9:00 a.m., 79 at 11:00, 82 by 2:00, the thunder birds taking off, i always want today fly with those guys. hout there were hurricane jose. go back. you see flaring, then goes stagnant. here comes the eye. you start to see a nice symmetric all area of thunderstorms. the storm is actually stth

it's up to 80 miles per hour. that's not the only storm i'm watching. i'm watching two other storms out in the atlantic. one tropical depression 14, not expected to do much. this one, however, this one is the one to watch, i think. could become a tropical storm within the next 24 to 48 hours. here are the islands. this could come close to the islands. a lot of the computer molds bring it to a cat 2 or 3 hurricane. we'll watch it closely over the next couple days. right now all eyes are on jose, winds are at 80 miles an hour, moving to the northwest at about 9 miles an hour. on that track comes very close to parts of the east coast here. large surf for sure. as well as maybe beach erosion but should stay far enough off the coast. tuesday, 8:00, rather breezy here, up ornd boston could see tropical storm winds there. could last a while. for us,

the next 10 days look good, the above age, we're through the end all week -- i wasn't going to come back, but i guess i kind of have to. we go into the 70s by next week. >> musical chairs, you better sit down. >> the music stops. coming up the nats started the series with the best team in the national league how t

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they are taking on the team that kicked them out of the play offi offs. not the way they wanted the series to start. >> not at all. the nats opened the evening five games behind the dodgers. washington has championship aspirations looks as though a series with l.a. is inevitable. in the opening, it was the dodgers that seem more aware of this very fact. jackson taking the hill for washington. he gave up a homer in the first. and unfortunately it's more of the same in the second. app oe field round tripper 2-0 dodgers. two batters later, he hits a fly ball to right. that's where things get funky. werth warms out there, might need to check his image after this. werth loses it in the lights, confuses the runners,

3-0 game. it's like the inning that won't end. still in the second, seeinger last year's rookie of the year puts the game out of reach early. his 20th run of the season, dodgers win 7-0. staying on the biggest story in major league baseball, the win streak of the cleveland indians. all good things must come to a end. the royals clawed back from the 3-1 devestate to beat the indians, four short of the 26 game mark set back in 1916 by the new york gients. that's right, the new york baseball giants. spoiler gets the yankees. trail by 1 early. in the second, welling ton cast teel changes that with one swing off of self

baltimore on top by a run. 2-2 in the fifth. he sends this one a long way two run shot off castro, 4-2 yeengs win it 8-2. the teams will be back at it tomorrow at 4:05. high school football. these dogs can fly. mason, tatum, daniel thomas, 80 yard touchdown. stone bridge leave. tatum on a roll, finds mark williams for all 6'3" 225 pounds of them dishing out pain on the way to the end zone. same quarter, same result. tatum back to thomas from 31 yards out. stone bridge over james madison, this is the best highlight of the night, coach mickey thomas getting uple bump. only one player on the dl. he's questionable

gruden says he'll take a look at the second year receiver in practice on saturday before making the decision. burgundy and gold take the field at 4:30 on sunday in l.a. college football teams in action, maryland navy off, howard after richmond, virginia tech and east carol 3:30, e one i'mth c

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