developments. she is in baltimore. a >> reporte this happened at a press conference with the university of marylan board of regents. wrapping up about an hour ago. the president of the university of maryland college park is heaving but the head coach is staying. i asked and many others ked, is the president leaving in protest because the coach is returning to the football field? the president did not directly address that question and neither did the head of thebo d of region enlts. this press conferenc was about the death of the football player jordan mcnair.ents. this press conference was about the death of the football plaier jordan mcnr. he collapsed from heat stroke and later died. dj du hin, thed coach, was placed on administrative leave in august, butod the board made it very cheer. they support him.

he wd called a g man and that he has been unfairly the report found there is not a toxic culture in the football progra that's what a lot of people were saying. the report says that's not true buty can admit many players fear speaking out about the concern. let's hear from president lowe annocing his retirement. >> this will be my last year. as president of the university of maryland. my last academic year as the board of regents is aware, he will retire from the presidency in june of 2019. >> president loh made it very cheer that he did not want to leave the university in this time of turmoil. he described himself as the captain of the ship and the captain does not they've ship during these difficult times. that's why he says he is sticking around the next severas

moorsion oversee the changes that are taking place. he will step down in june. as for jordan mcnair's family, you can imagine they won't be happy with the fact the coach is remaining in place. they have previously called for himfio be d. the family, their attorney, is having a press conference thi afternoon. back to you. >> darcy spencer, thank you. we head to pittsburgh where the president and first lady have just arrived about an hour ago, siting the city. it is as the first funerals are getting underway at the saturday shooting of the we'll start with leon harris and some controversy over the senesit vt'is president trump says that he is there to p his respects and to isit with survivors, first responders and families of the victims. he just arrived a short time ago, as you mentioned. with the president today, first

lady melania trump. looking here at live pictures of melania trump and jared kushner. both of whom are jewish. prior toheir arrival, tens of thousands signed a fraet apr ressive jewish group that said the president should not visit until he denounced white nationalism. othersayo wait until after ls. fune this comes as the first funerals are getting underway for three of the funerals. david and cecil rosenthal will be buried side byde they reportedly spent most of their saturdays at the temple. and jaerry rabinowitz ran out t

see what was happened and was also killed.h faeaders met with security experts to discuss the fwning concern an attack at a local place of worship. and since saturday, there have already been some changes to make sure peoplen are safe w they go on pray. meagan fitzgeral that part of the story. >> this is certainly not the image you would associate with a place of worship. but metal detectors are now seen as aft necessity 11 people were murdered at a temple in pittsburgh. >> we have to find out how the increase security without negatively affecting what happens inside. leaders er: many faith will say it is a delicate balance. security cameras on the outside whilol armede officers monitor the building. >> the heightened awareness

since saturday, part of it is to put people at ease. >> the rabbi says he wants his members to feel safe and remain safe whenever they're here. saturday, attacks on he says he and his staff have upped their security personlond he willly reviewed their emergency plan. >> the montgomeryav police he been instrumental in reviewing and looking over our procedures. >> it's not just synagogues taking precautions. >> we do have police officers and other military type rsonnel thaerve in volunteer capacities for us. >>in eider is the administrator in xanld re. a she says i light of the tragedy, anyone who enters the church must go through front doors and they could be sun t a bag check.

>> they experienced it the first time in aeal way this weekend and everybody is cooperative. >> reporter: i'm tey will remain in place for the foreseeable future. >> we want to bring in a live picture of president trump and melania trump. this is where the 11 lives were lost. these are live pictures fr pittsburghtoday. the president's daughter ivanka and son-in-law jared kushner made the trip tie pittsburg to pay tsresp metro is looking the buy an empty offic building on seventh street southwest. the building once known as the reporter's building. meo says movin to this building will be less expensive than renovating the old o and it will save $130 million in the coming years.

if all goes as planned, metro could be in the new building by two years. for more than a decade it serves as home for those who had where else to go. today, mayor bowser closed the door for the last time.e chained the door shuttoday. what's next for the families who used to call it home? >> reporter: yeah. this building has been here cynic 1922 serving at the hospit hospital. now the doors are chained locked. a symbolic gesture that the mayor took about an hour ago. shsaid it was a long time coming. as rently as this summer, there were still 170 families

tving here. most went permanent housing or temporary housing such as hotels. >> we as a city have said we don't want a to losether child. those who have emergencies should have a safe t placeo land so they can take care of health and training and provide a better life for their families. >> reporter: over the years, thousands of families have called rooms like this their home. sometimes for weeks. sometimes for months. the most notorious was this girl who wa living with her mother. of course, she remains missing today. mayor bowser said this building will come down. arrest it's to homeless fals who need help this wiwinter, the be placed in the smaller shelters that have be built in each of the eight wards.ou

ofe those have controversy as well. reporting .li news4. >> a new day in the district. all right. mark segraves, thank you. detectives are searching for the kill here gunned down a young father in the middle of the street just before noon today. ve near 50th street and fifth place where the body was found. cory? >> reporter: yeah. man officers arrived, the was found lying in the middle of the street behind me. don't know much and what we are slerng from his family. they tell us his name is terrance johnson, in 20s and he has a young son. let's show you video we shot earlier when we got out here. officers spent about they have hours on the scene canvassing for witnesses and collecting evreence. there t least a half dozen shell casings found near the body. johnson's long before family showed up. obviously very distraught over

what happened. onis is a s shooting in the last two days which is why police are calling for calm and an end to senseless violence. >> i'm concerned. they're shooting in daylight and we know that bullets have no names. they can actually hit anyone. unfortunately, someo lost their life today. >> reporter: this is going to be a difficult case today for investigator there are no security cameras and no witnesses so they are appealing to the public for help. a notorious mob boss meets an untimely hsaid behindbars. just ahead, the mystery surrounding the death of whitey bulger and the concerns about the prison where he was edki at news for your health, the

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to take away protections for people with pre-existing conditions. i voted to protect them. morrisey got rich as a washington lobbyist for opioid companies. my work as your senator took a billion opioid pills off the street. morrisey is simply a "yes" man for the drug companiesli and the tical bosses. i'm considered the most independent senator in washington. i'm joe manchin, and i approve this message. dave brat said he'd vote to reduce the deficit. i'm abigail spanberger,geas but instead, he voted to increase it by $1.9 trillion. why? brat went washington, taking hundreds of thousands from big drug companies, wall street banks, and other corporate special interests abig tax breaks,ve his big corporate donors making the next generaay. dave brat went washington, and all we got was the bill. i believi've heard storiesnt from people across virginiaing.

at have moved me to take action on veterans unemployment, the opioid epidemic, and pediatric healthcare. but we can't make progress when we're divided, when our leaders pit us against each oth for political gain. in the senate, i'll always listen to you and focus on solving problemse that mto virginia and to america. i'm tim kaine, and i approve this message. for decades,hitey bulger terrorized boston. we have learned today that he was killed inside a west virginia prison.s authoritre not saying how he was killed. just weeks ago, the d.c. government issuedarning about the prison where he died. and only on news4 this evening, scott mcfarland reports there has been growing concern about the safety of inmates held

inside the prison. >> reporter: d.c. does not have its own prison so felons are shipped across the country to serve tim with t feds. that includes about 200 of them right now behind bars in hazelton federal. that's nearly one of every six inmates that are from here in d.c. the news4 i-team learned that the d.c. government gave them a memo. warning of safety problems at thison pr inmates report daily beatings or stabbings and some security protocols not being followed and two d.c. inmates have been stabbed and killed there. what's more, the head of the correctional agency told the i-team, havingma s inmates at prisons like hazelton so far from home making life difficult for their families, too. >> they don't see their families when they are far away. even when they are sent closer by in states like west virginia and pennsylvania. they still find it difficult to see the families.

their families can't travel to these facilities thath are i middle of nowhere with no public transportation and no bus. >> the i-team has learned last week, a group of senators has ked t u.s. attorney general jeff sessions to beef up the staffing at hazelton. they're concerned about staff shortages and last week them they are concerned about the risk of attack. nearly two dozen people are facing charges. it connects to a massive drug bust in anne arundel county. police say tnnks to eight-month investigation, they've confisced more than 160 pounds of fentanyl. that's a powerful opioid. oinked to overdose death. they a recovered 20 pounds of a drug that is a largenimal tranquillizer which also is deadly to humans. investigators say the drugs had a street value of $800,000.

21 arrests in all. officers seized guns, vehicles, and nearly $300,000 in cash. you'll get a little extra time to cross the district's busiest streets under a plan by mur muriel bowser. the change will begin this friday near navy yd and at high volume adsas in war seven and eight. the goal is to eliminate traffic deaths and injuries. most of u wear jackets as the weather cools but some families can'tffd them so an operation called warm is giving out free jackets to children in need. ears amy cho with the gratitude being felt. >> reporter: here at beacon heights elementary. the only thing warmer than the new coats ty're getting may be the smiles on their phase.

>> that one is nice. >> it is black and purple and my mom will be proud. >> ay, each one helping the kids to grow. >> i am so grateful. i don't want to cry. i am so thankful to know a schoolet would do sng like this. >> it feels great. it feels great to be part of the community and to lend a helping hand. >> let's go ove her so we can get our name on it. >> all the coats have names on they will. they're made especially for the kids to let them know people care. >> it feels awesome. iove babies. love helping them. i love giving back. >> and though they just got their coats -- >> really good. >> they already know exactly how they'll use them. >> when it's cold in winter.

>> all right, baby. you have a good day. >> operation warm has been around 20 years and they have given away almost 3 million coats to children around our country. good for them. you often hear about ways to prevent lice in your children's hair. a new device may help kill the sxlis t.ir eggs a company in israel this.d the metal teeth are covered with diosable plastic that collects the dead lice and eggs. it is safe to use. the fdaas approved it. the country had launch it in israel next year with plans to relee in it sxurp the u.s. after that.ur it s beats a shave. >> yike a desperate plea from a newly wed ccouple. responds after they claim a wedding dress was being held

hostage by an american country. i believi've heard storiesnt from people across virginiaing. that have moved me to take action on veterans unemployment, the opioid epidemic, and pediatric healthcare. but we can't make progress when we're divided, when our leaders pit us against each other for politic gain. in the senate, i'll always listen to you and focus on solving problems a that matter to virgiand to. i'm tim kaine, and i approve this message. wh the nra tried to overturyland', attorney general brian frosh led the fight to stop them, sfending our gun safety l to protect the people of maryland. attorn general brian frosh.

, i'm dave brat said he'd votea. to reduce the deficit. but instead, he voted to increase it by $1.9 trillion. why?on brat went wash,ion. taking hundreds of thousands from big drucompanies, wall street banks, and other corporate special interests and voting to give his big corporate donors and obig tax breaks, special interests making the next generation pay.a davewent washington,al and l we got was the bill. at this critical in maryland, democraare o. with so much at stake, ben jealous is the bold leader maryland needs. his plans will get our schools back to number one and protect our healthcare. maryland's teachers, nurses and esident obama agree.

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this weather is perfect for trick or treat. >> that's right. perfect for candy corn lovers. >> wendy isn't there. >> i thought you were. >> i'm thumbs up. i don't eat it year round. >> i don't think so. >> you can have it. >> it stays fresh -- >> for 30 years. >> sunshine, a few high clouds. take a look. we're starting to see some fall:00 color. still kind of muted because of all the rain wesaw. the very warm start for october. winds out of the wt at 20 miles an hour. it has been a little breezy but not bad at all. 61, martinsburg. 65 over toward annapolis. the temperatures will go up tomorrow. i want to say hello to old creek elementary school. thank you for having me out there today.

these the kindlergartners there. they asked me lots of questions about the weather and snowfall and all that good stuff. my winter forecast coming up in about two weeks. two mondays from now. no rain to talk about. take a look at the wider picture. notice when we have our storms, kansas city, chicago, notice how this is going this way and then back down. that means we have a big ridge of high pressure and the heat is starting to build. c i'l it heat but it is really warmth. the cooler weather has all shifted to the west. the jet stream making itsay to th west. that means it is allowing nice warm air comingnto our region. temperatures are climbing. and yes, thatl w mean a storm-like week. not as cool as it is in denver. snow in nver. halloween looking gorgeous.00

67 degrees tomorrow evening. after a high of 72. tomorrowbet wil great. trick or treating around 7:00, no problem.mf table around 9:00. 75:00, your halloween planner is perfect. n thursday. thursday, a great day. this storm system looksike it is slowing down a little bit ikiday into saturday. it looked we could be seeing it thursday, too. i'm not expecting any ra i. frido the day on saturday costly see some early showers. mght now i thinkt of saturday is looking dry. that's good news. friday could u give upwards of an inch of rain. cooler saturday. cooler still o sunday. and yes, the clock falls one hour. the ten-day forecast, i'll show you if we get on 70 again. >> we can't get enough of it. thank you. >> new developments and a fight over cell phone towers.

why there't w be a vote. if you want to know if your friends are democrats or republicans, there's an that.for >> maybe you don't want to know. and pete williams joins us live in the studio to tell what it wousul i was a navy doctor, so i'm used to getting to work early. now i have a general practice, with a lot of patients who are counting on me. ma president trump taking away protectionsti for pre-ex conditions. and women are frightened theyt could lose reproe for pre-health care.s. it's why i'm glad i have a friend named ben. ben is a national leader who's protecting o tmacare from presidemp. he's my friend ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin and i approved this message. sh saying barbara comstock'sses jdu"promise has turned t."ss... she's trump's "unquestioning foot soldier." jennifer wexton is theea

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with one week to the mid-terms, president trump is getting back lash. >> he said he wants to sign an executive order that would end birth rhtcitizenship. house speaker paul ryan said that's not somethinghat can be done easily. and the director of the lu called it a blatant attempt to stoke anti-immigrant hatred ahead of the elections.

it is worthor noting that than two dozen other countries have a birth right policy similar to ours so what is the legality of this? let's turn to pe williams. the 14th amendment of the constitution. i've never known tha our constitution could be changed with the president signing an order. >> it clearly can't. here's the question. the constitution says, and it was documented in 1868, anyone born or naturalized here and subject to the jurisdiction of the united states is a citizen of the u.s. so all the looseness, all the rattling on that subject, s to the jurisdiction there of. there have been court rulings in the past and positions by the united states and themeustice depa centuries ago that it is possible that wouldn't apply, for example, to indians, on indian landot because they're subject to the jurisdiction of

th u.s. i think it is fair to say that it is widelyssumed by scholars that if you're born in the united states, you're a citizen. and the cstitution is fairly ambiguous. i should add there are some legalcholars who think congress could change the law. but i haven't heard anyon say that you could do this by executive order or indeed, that there's any congress could change the law. today the chairman of the senate jish committee seemed to say maybe this is something congress could look at. but nobody seems to think you can do this by executive order. even though the president said his legals advis have said that he could. >> could the new land scape at the supreme court?o th >> i think if he tried to do this by executive order, the clorts toss it out in a second. including the supreme court. the only prospecthat i hav

heard anybody seriously consider is the question of whether congress could change t law. if congress tried to do that, then it is an interesting legal question. then again, i think the weight of the authority would be on the side of the people who say you can't do this. even by an act of >>congress. and the president's problem is illegal i over pregnant and having a baby. he thinks because they're illegal, that they should not be under the jurisdiction of this amendment. >> right. the issue is parents who are both here illegally. but the supreme court in a previous ruling said that the children of illegal aliens who are present in the country still have the right of access to a public education because they're subject to the jurisdiction and protection of the constitution. so would it stheem question has been answered. >> we have an update to a story we brought from you the city

council. it has canceled a vote that would allow cell towers to be placed in neighborhoods. th t were goingo be within 30 feet of som homes and schools and proponents say that would set up the county for5g coverage. points say the towers are too close young children and can post heah hazard. not clear if they will revisit the measure. today, proceed points of doing away with the tipped wage sce gather in the protest outside the d.c. office of campaign finance. they're working to overturn council's repeal. voters approved it in june. it phases out the tipped wage scale. so, if you could use an app to tell if your friends were

republican or democrat, would you use it? do you need it? >> tommy mcfly is here with a new app that shows publicfo ation about your voting record. >> this app isn't meant to be about the democrats is that republicans. instead they want to start conversations to get people to the polls. >> think my vote based on what's going on with me and myn values what i appreciate about each individual. >> it tells from you a publicly available voter data. >> whether they're gistered. and what party they are. if they might have voted in the last couple of elections. >> we know it is su we are making available date. a even though it is public, manp didn't know. >> information like your party affiliation and the last elections you voted on is

publicly available. much t like house value. >> i can seeho voted when. >> the new project through vote with me is mainstreaming the in. >> historically the date is what is used to drive campaigns, to direct advertisers to user. it hand been in the hands of everyday people. you know things many your everyday contact. so we see it witharrying the data with your relationship with your friend. we think it puts you in the best position to get them to vote. there may be tens of thousands of active users. and as the days go on, they're seeing more and more useful. >> would you download it to check on neighbors? friends and co-workers? >> no, no. some curiosity out the. i wouldn't do it either.

. no. >> oh, my gosh. we have a hard enough time talking to each as it is. >> keep to it yourself. the convenience of online shopping has made it tough for the brick and mortar stores. >> the plan by wmart to challenge your experience at the checkout line. >> and putting uber's new safety feature to the test. coming up, the emergency button hoping to connect you to police with the click of, guess this, a button. temperaturesd high take in the throw mid 60s. check this out tomorrow. we'reetting 72 degrees. mild for the trick or treaters. how is is impacting the fall foliage? foliage? daylight savings time coming to

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walmart is trying a program that can be used on all its items. walmart is enhancing thep store o pinpoint the exact aisle location so you don't run around so much. an industry that could exceed $1 billion in revenue this year. but coca-cola is staying out of legal cannabis for now. there had been reports of talks between coke and a canadian based marijuana company. but the company ceo told cnbc, he doesn't s cannabis beverages as something they'll get into any time soon. a number of beverage companies have explored d infused drinks. it is a nonpsycho activet componf marijuana. i don't use that every day, meaning it won't get you high. i have heard ofhi . all right. they're getting into the

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a plan to lower prescription drug costs and fully fund our schools. the sun says jealous has "the stature and gravitas" to lead maryland. we can do much better on jobs, on education, on healthcare.ns but it me've got to believe in each other. ben jealous. governor. i wasott'm used tor, g to work early. now i have a general practice, with a lot of patients who are counting on me. many of them worry about president trump taking away protections c many of them worry about for pre-existiditions. and women are frightened they could lose reproductive health care. it's why i'm glad i have a friend named ben. ben is a national leader who's protecting obamacare from president trump. he's my friend ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin and i approved this message.

in maryland, democrats are on the front lines. with so much at stake, ben jealous is the bold leader maryland needs. his plans will get our schools back to number one and protect our healthcare. maryland's teachers, nurses and esident obama agree. let us stand up for our kids let us stand up for families let us stand up for our state ben jealous, democrat for governor when the nra tried to overturn maryland's assault-weapons ban, attorney general brian frosh led the fight to stop them,turn maryland's assault-weapons ban, defeto protect the peoplelaws of maryland. attorney general brian frosh.

we're continuinglon fol breaking newsou for y this evening regarding the maryland football program, the head coach djurkin will stay with the team. >> and the board of regents. that only are we hearing fromr the lawf the parents of jordan mcnair but according to ultiple reports, they walke out of a team meeting held by head coach dj durkin. thisomes over an hour after the announcement that durkin will keep hisob as head coach of the terrapin football team.

just wrapping up with the press conference. >> tet today board ratified and validated the heart breaking actions by coach durkin and his staff toward jordan in may by continuing the employment of the man who failed in his primary responsibility to jordan. >> we are still awaiting confirmation when the team will be back at practice. it could be as early as this saturday'seome g in michigan state. back to yo >> that's something. the players walking out of that locker room. >> nbc 4 responds to a desperate plea from a couple in texas. >> thely nds claim their dress was being held hostage by maryland company.

>> out 1 to susan han for help. >> the newlyweds sent their dress to a company right herer n egion to have it preserved. while everything seemed fine at first, the honeymoon didn't last long. >> we got married june 2017. >> the bride w radiant in her gown. >> it was a fit ands. flair dr >> a few months after walking down the aisle, she started thinking about getting her gown preserved. they looked up the phone up of imperial gown. >> i thought, they made the dress. they must know what the best character of the dress is. >> so she shipped the dress to the company in maryland for a ote.

a couple weeks later, angelica and jesus agreed the pay $600 but they asked for a payment tplan. they ad they could make four monthly payments. >> it did take several weeks for him to run that first pthment e following up and asking, when are you going to run the card? i haven't seen it posted. it was very slow. but i eventually did go through. >> a month later, they m te second payment. >> when it was time for the third, they decided to pay the balance. >> okay. anre's the card information. and they never r the card. >> the couple that they e-mailed and called for weeks. when they didn't get a response they fil complaint with the attorney general's office in maryland. they tried contact them but closed the cases when the owner never responded. >> i said i think we won't see

this dress again but let's see what we can do. >> not ready to give up. he contacted nbc 4 response. >> we reach out to the owner of imperial gown. preservati he called us back right away and said he uld contact the couple. a couple weeks later, they not only got their gow back but they got it done for half the price. >> the fact he answered the phone call and started responding to e-mails. this is not what we've been dealing with for a year. >> crazy, right? what happen? en we started digging we found out this couple is not the only one who has had trouble getting .n touch with the owner in reason mont something he acknowledged saying, during mur reasone to a new location and with some unexpected family health issues in this family owned and operated business, we became

respondingliquent in to calls with more than a few of our clients. imperis gown and i the president deeply regret that we caused any clien to wonder and to worry. nbc 4 responds has now help our viewers, including that bride and group, to recover more than $1.8 million. >> wow! >> he know, right? if you have a consumer issue you wod like to us look into, no problem. they should haveou made maid of honor. >> if he had just e-mailed him what he e-mailed to us. we have some family problems. justmm icate. just communicate, please. >> 90% of the stories that we do. it is just the lack of communication between business owners and, you know. >> wow! >> there you have it. >> and thehave their gown.

did you know about at? to preserve your gown. >> so your daughter or your grand daughter can wear it. it's really important. well done. we're still a couple months out from christmas. at nationaharbor, it is starting to look like one of the more popular traditions. re-creating snes from a charlie brown christmas. this is popular ice attraction at the gaylord resort. inside, things are kept at a frigid 9 degrees. you can expect to see characters from charlie brown and four two-story ice slides. it will be ready in the next couple weeks and it will be open through the holiday season. >> we go every year. i love it. it is amazing to see what these

guys do. the temperatures are way colder than our area. just amazing what goes on there. and i love the slides. if you put the part they give youelow your bottom, you go a lot faster down that slide. >> or take some waffle paper. >> okay. 9 degrees there? tonight.ide we're sit go at 64 degrees of 5e it has been a boufl night. down to degrees by 11:00. a nice cool evning. no r across our area. we're dry and we'll stay nice and dry over the next couple days until we get to the end of the week. that means on the dry side. this tells you what's going on. we've got the cool air around notice this storm is making its way to the north of chicago. no how the clouds come up and then back down our region.ge this is rf high pressure

that is building across the area. this is also where the so nice and warmtoday. they're moving our way. how about this? 72! our average high, 64. a perfe fall day. sunshine, plenty of it. let's talk about friday and the halloween eve. >> do you kn what? it is looking fantastic for p.ick or treating. 5:00 , starting to think about it. mild, 72 you can have the door open to that point, sunsetow tomo around 6:09. and heads up. there won't be a moon out this during trick or treating so want to have the flashlight handy as you take kids out and about.

>> how about some candy corn out there? what we all think about it, doug thinks yes, i think no. it is so heated when you talk about candy corn for some reason. we saw our weather make a really big change. 50s and 60s. and that's actually help our fall foliage become more vibrant. you want sunny cool days. and you don't want to get belowi fr. we're seeing low color change in southern maryland. starting to see moderate changes and far western maryland. starting to see some high changes out there. really starting to look pretty around the area. we get early sunsets. it will be around 5:00 p.m. or earlier. at least it is the extra hour of

sleep to make up for it. >> 75 degrees on inthursday. likely on friday. it could see an inch of rn fr this storm. remember saturday. set the clocks back saturday atght. most ofday is dry. we can't rule out some showers in the morning. this is something i'macking. the temperatures rebound next week but a good chance for more week but a good chance for more ran ie i believi've heard storiesnt from people across virginiaing. that have moved me to take action on veterans unemployment, the opioid epidemi. and pediatric healthca but we can't make progress when we're dived, when our leaders pit us against each other for political gain. in the senate, i'll always listen to you

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ben cardin said the attack on the synagogue turns p sonal him. as a jewish graduate of the university oof pittsburgh he spends a great deal of time in the squirrel hill how the senator is hoping to use his position on capitol hill to prevent another attack. >> reporte after a mass shooting in a pittsburgh synagogue, here in maryland is u.s. senat asking -- >> how can we do better? how can theel government knew

carrying out your mission? >> reporter: leaders throughout prince george's county heard ben cardin offer hisupport in the local fight against domestic terrorism. >> evenhe police departments have been a victim of hate the past several years. so we're not, we're very sensitive to that. >> reporter: in pittsburgh, local law enforcement were first on the scene as they've been in so many domestic attacks against churches, schools, and other soft targets across the country. >> 20 years ago you didn'tth ha mission. today you have this mission. resourcbeen given the to deal with it, would this have ppened? >> this hits very close to home. >> it is very personal to me. being a member of the jewish community and being active in squirrel hill. it was m support for my faith when i was in pittsburgh. so i know that community very well. >> i met yesterday with group.

>> melvin said in order to protect soft targets like places of worship, local pole need more officers and more resources. >> at a time when the place is in greatest use, sometimes we don't have the human security there. so people who want to do bad things, it's a vulnerable moment. >> reporter: he said the best way to help for many would be money. asking for more for the local police medepa. news4. now at 6:00, a grieving community gathe for the synagogue massacre victims begins. >> these are good decent people. they didn't have an ounce of hate in any of them. >> reporter: as pittsburgh mourns, controversywirls over president trump. and the football is in and who is out at maryland? aus notor gangster killed

behind bars. what our i-team learn about potential red flags about the prison months before. we're putting uber's new safety features to the test as the company works to easily connect you with police in case of an emergency. a day of difficult emotion now winding down in pittsburgh. the coming days promised to be just as raw and painful. >> it comes as the city begins to say goodbye t 11 people who were gunned down inside their synagogue over the weekend. the first victims were laid to rest otoday. loves remember a doctor who rushed to help the wounded and a beloved pair of brothers. >> right now, presidehe trump and first lady are in pittsburgh. they're meetings with victd families. but the trip is dividing some