roads have buckled, bridges collapsed. >> and we have incredible video of the impact. and gas lee leaks are causing h fires. and they are bracing for after shoc h. oneeowner assessed the damage. >> we looked into the kitchen and there was just broken glass and bottles of beet juice and canned goods and just glass everywhere, you tknow. al cabinets were open. >> ameliape dra has details on the isimpact. and uake goes a lot further than just alaska. away was felt 400 miles from the epicenter and that is the center of the earthquake. check it out, hir is anchorage. here is where the center was. it was a magnitude 7.0 earthquake. and less than ten minutes after this major arthquakehappened, there was another earthquake

which we call an aftershock measured at 5.7. now, aska is pretty familiar to earthquakes. take a look. all of these blue dots coming out from the usga ofarthquakes that have been felt in alaska oefsh t over the last week, but these are just minor, maybe just second.a tremor for a so this earthquake is important today because of how it measures on that richter scale. you can see it is right on the line there between a strong and a major earthquake. each level as it goes up exnentially will get much more significant, ten times the amount of sthaking haking as yom a 6 to a 7 and 7 to an 8. epand this cansent back to 1964 when alaska had a 9.2 magnitude earthquake, the strongest in u.s. history. i'll have more at 4:30. >> and we'll have mh more on this developing situation in

anchorage. on the increasnbc washington ap can find morthere. and now by now you've heard of the marriott data breach. we've been working forou getting theti latest infor on this massive exposure. >> and we've learned that virginia senatorppsling to congress to try to pass laws to protect your information. so let's get you caught up. marriott international says hackers accessed its starwood database as far back as 2014 as 11 toperties. an information of about 500 million guests was exposed at 6700 properties. >> the day that may include credit card numbers, addresses, phone numbers, e-mail and date of birth and travel informatsun. n hogan is at their world headquarters in bethesda. considering how many people are involved, it is either yso or one you know, right?

all rig w. reporter: change your password right marriott is the world's largest hotelchain, so no surprise that we are talking about 500 million people posbly impacted by this. so let's start right now with what you should d in case your information wasro cosed. change your password right now on the starwood or thet marri app. sign up for a year of free credit monitoring. marriott is offering the service in the wake of the breach. ence issues logging in due may to a highperi ex marriott says be patient and keep trying. monitor your e-mail. marriott will be sending e-mails on a rolling basis starting immediately to affected guests. if you haven't already, sign up for free credit freezes on all three cdit bureaus. this will prevent someone from fraudulently openi an

acunt in your name. so this is not the time to just sit and wait foromething to happen. if you have stayed at a starwood property over the last four years, you have to be proactive. chances are hat your information was compromised. back to you. >> susan, thank you. and maisch y marriott has a website with answers that you mes have to ons. and you can also sign up for that free monitoring on that site. and we are tracking breaking ws right now involving a man who hijacked a metrobus taking it on a deadly joy ridehe in district. you may remember in incident, it happened back in 2016. keith loving crashed the bus into a gas station killing an employeeto there. y loving learned his fate. scott macfarlane has the breaking details in the newsroom. >> a d.c. judge sentenced loving to 21 1/2ears in prison. in july, he pled guilty to

voluntary manslaughter and carjacking wcharges. anre getting a look inside the bus for the first time. is isoving wearing a ski mask and boarding the bus on j street in you can see the driver and loving struggle before the driver manages to get away. loving gets behind w theel and drives erracally, eventually crashing into a gas atstn. officers wrestle him to the ground and take him into custody. they say he later tested positive for k-2nd a killed was 40-year-old anthony pane, he worked andthe gas station was taking out the trash at the time. loving did speakn court today. meagan fitzgerald will have that in a live report at 5:00. studio you in the and we have more breaking news now, the former dallas police officer who shot and killed an unmed black man inside his apartment has been indicted for murder.

ber guyger had gone to the wrong apartment and mistook the victim for a burglar. guy ger guyger is out of jail on a $300,000 bond. new at 4:00, a mor payroll mistake right as we enter the holiday season. prince george's county public schools says that it double paid as many as 18,000 employees. this mistake affects employees who use the automatic deposit option for their pay. the school system says it will reverse one of th two payments and that could happen anytime between today and this monday december 3. f hool officials say i employees have already spent the money, you have to pay the school system back. they say we urge you not to spend the additional funds payrolls to the secokcond for. now to the memory of a woman who loved children so much that she a retired went back to

work again as a nanny. donnht died last n trying to cross old georgetown road. chris xwor did ngordon talked t sister today. >> i miss her. >> reporter: her sister was killed last night crossing d georgetown road to catch a donna was a 74-year-old nanny who cares for the baby of a family in bethesda. her sister says she got the news when policeed on her apartment door. >> the police said she got in an accident, she is in the hospital. i said please i want to see mys si. >> reporter: but her sister t dd athe hospital. this suv shows damage apparently from the impact. the driver stayed on the sc le. people we in this area say there are no street lights, it is very dark. and the crosswalks on old georgetown roa are a long distance from the bus stop.

>> there are no crosswalks in the immediate blocks, so we are looking into where she was going, where she was coming from. and if that may have played a factor. >> reporter: there have been 14 pedestrian fatalities soea far this in montgomery county. that is more than last itar. s a disturbing trend that police want to reverse. and they say they can only do that if motorists slow down and pedestrians keep an eye out for. vehicles from bethesda, chris gordon, news 4. >>g more breakws, chopper 4 headed to what sounds like a serious crash in damascus. a vehicle slammed intoapn tment building there on brigadier place and bethesda. church ro we don't yet know the circumstances, the details are still coming in, we'll get you an update as so as we learn more. check out this new video of a verynteresting encounter at

the g-20 summit. two of the world's most famous you might say currently me infamous stronappeared happy to be seated together at the summit. russian president vladimir putin and saudi crown prince bin salman there sharing a warm with greeting between two bros. broad smiles there. very interesting interaction. and president trump canceled a planned meeting with putin and keeps his dtance from the crown prince following outrage at the murder of a "washington post" journalist. blayne alexander is monitoring the summit for us. >> reporter: and of course the purpose is to talk abou ikey economues on the world stage. and there are a lot of eyes watching aea possible trade between u.s. and china, but today president trump is getting almost as many questions about the meetings he's not having. at the g-20 summitn argentina, president trump joining world leaders to discuss economic issues. t two leade with whom he is

not formally meeting, the saudi crown prince and also vlan.mir puti asked why he canceled his meeting with putin? president trumpointing to russian aggression toward ukraine. >> what took place with respect to the ships and the sailors, that was the sol reason. >> reporter: but even russia is suesting that it is really about political tension back home. the president's former lawyer michael cohen pleading guilty to lying to congress about the business development in russia. a major development in robert mueller's prinvestigation. ident trump starting his day on twitter defending his choice to run his business while campaigning as very legal and very cool. critics calling it a distraction. >> there is not a leader at the g-20 that doesn't believe that he canceled the meeting with vladimir putin because of the michael cohen ple >> reporter: president trump exchanging only a quick hello

with salman believed to have ordered the murder of jamal khashoggi. despite the distractions, president trump getting down to business signing the new u.s., mexico, canada trade agreement. >> this will help stop auto jobs from going >> reporter: and looking ahead to saturday's meeting with president xi jinping hoping to iron out a trade deal. and president trump says that he and president trump xi have already spoken and he says that ahead re some good sig of their meeting tomorrow. back to you. >> and we'll be watching. thanks. next and only on news - >> rodents running through the halls of the white house of all places. but it is only one of the problems needing to be repaired or cleaned up there. and at other federal buildings in d.c. where thousands of people work every day. working for your health with a new warning about a bug capable of spreading diseases to

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f -- umbrella forhe weekend. we'll time iu. out for yo and we're getting video of the damage caused by the quake in anchorage. a person in their bedroom iso trying brace themselves after the quake began there. it is so strong, the camera topples over and now there are big after shos hitti the chea. they closed sls there, a lot of businesses have closed as well. and that way people can take a look at the damage that might have been done. really hoping everybody is okay there. >> so far no reports of any major injuries. rodentseat problems and a sewer smell, just one o the workers reported inside the west wing and two other major government headqrters in d.c. scott macfarlane reports that the landmarks ofmerican power showing their age. >> yeah, thousands of local workers man a post each day at the white house, epa headquarters or the department of veterans affairs.

records obtained under the freedom of information act show these buildings are also suffering the wear and tear you'd expect from old office complexes and some perhaps you wouldnen. the u.s.al services administration manages federal buildings and received 3300 requests for repairs or for cleanup at v.a. headquarters alone last year. that included complaints about the heat or air can onditioningt working, complaints about roaches, power outages and leaks. rk crews were called to retrieve the secrapary's pin that was dropped down the drain of a bathroom. and at the epa, nearly 1500 repairs with are needed. and at the white house, problems with rodododents and complaintsa long standing sewer smell. the general services administraon has and on site manager at the white house and the agency tells us it man 100 million square feet of

offices in our region that they do have t dday needs that require addressing. last year news 4 revealed all of the new ords and purchases requested by white house staffers and officials since 2017. we found that included a new oval office bathroom upgrade and the vice president's requestor an in-house, in-office direct tt . our full report about all those purchases and fixes can be fnd our nbc washington app, just search for instigations. scott macfarlane, news 4. makes mef wonder we have it here, what is that like in the europeanpi l? their buildings are 500 and 600 years old. >> i don't know about that. amelia draper is here tout talk a this rain that we are dealing with into the weekend. >> it is not a total washout, so we won't have any rain out there but w have rain moving in llnight. tomorrow mainly around the midday hours and then time during the afternoon before another batch of rain moves in.

so check out yr weather headlines here. showers are moving into the area later in the day tomorrow. if you have something to do i tomorrowould get it done during the morning hours before about 10:00, maybe 11:00 a.m. ose showers wind down sunday morning likely by 8:00, but they could linger on until about 10:00 a.m. sunday is warmer and then i'm watching next weekend, we have rain this weekend, next weekend may be a little bit of snow, sleet, rain? yeah, that is all in play. but of course that is always the way. but something to keep in mind. it is the holiday season so we saul have so ma all have so many plans. right now it is 45 in washington. that is the unofficial high so far today. 43 in leesburg. plenty of clouds out there, a few showers earlier. even some peeks of sunshine. so a little bit of and tomorrow here is 8:00 a.m., notice we are still dry. future weather wants to bring in some peeks ofar sunshine in

the morning, but any sun will quickly fade away to cloud cover. here is 11:00 a.m., notice the scattered showers in northern virginia while maryland and district is still dry. oobut as we head toward and 1:00, notice this area ever rain mo -- of rain moving through you. and then the chance for some dli time as well during thrn afn hours. the steadiest rain will fall during the evening and overnight hours. and by 5:00 a.m. on sunday, still some scattered showers impacting the area. future weather has just about all of the rain out of here by 8:00, 9:00 a.m. again, it could linger until maybenk 10:00, but i t that it will be out of here quite early. and then we will see sunshine developing and we'll warm into the 60s. tomorrow a similar feel to today with the high of 46 and again, a few shors at times midday and then again late afternoon andevening. and so your saturday morning is looking dry.

otherwise cloudy a running cool. temperatures still about 5, norma 10 degrees below for your saturday. not the case on sunday, but takes oit is a one day only event. 66 for a high temperature on sunday. sunday's temperature forecast is tricky becau in our area, our computer models will pick up on a nice big warm-up and that air has difficulty getting in here. so our computer mels are saying 72, i'm saying 66. a nice ll it will be afternoon out there on sunday. i'll have the 10 day forecast coming up at 4:50 and more o that chance for wintry weather next weekend. a right. thank you. oo coldember, if it is for you, it is too told for your pets too. >> that's right. ahead, chuck bell getting expert advice on keeping your pet safe in the colo things like this don't happen to your furry fr nd. and are you in the holiday spirit yet? if not, we he some d.c holiday events that are a must

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folks are getting ready for the annual district holiday boat parade. >> and molette green is at the are wharf working for you with what you need topa icipating inl district holiday boat parade. we are at the d.c. are wharf, look at us on this boat. ese are the owners and their scene is nightre before christmas. and this is fun. up and down, in the channel. it will be exciting? lu>> ably. every year we do this with all of our friends and our community an the people come out, it is such a blast for everyone. >> reporter: i love it and i love the dmoon. ou work on this? >> i made the frame, but this one was tin did the artwork and her sister hand stitched each one of these lights t the whole tournament. >> reporter: people get really excited about this.

y is a whole thing. >> it reais. it is a beloved event for the entire city. people go all out and spend thsands of dollars on deck rapgs decorations, but we give out great prizes. >> reporter: and tell me the best time for people to come down and wah. >> activities start right at 6:00, so get your spotwh ae along the wharf. you will see the boats in the channel right around 7:00. they are led by the john glenn d.c. fire boat, all of our firefighters out helping out. and ihink thathey will also have santa. it should be a lot of fun. rain, snow, sleet, whatever. >> reporter: rain or shine this is happening. this is an annual tradition. and allhese guys are down he to kickoff the event. fun stuff. people live on their boats. who are my people who live on their boats? see?

everybody lives on at. b that is the latest from the wharf. back into you. next, customers compromised. new reaction after one of thebi est hotel chains in the world announced a data breach impacting half a billion people> rick bandits caught in the act. how one woman realized that mebody was taking decoration fws ngfrom her garden and usi them to steal. >> it is not just me, but other people are being victimized. and chopper 4 is heading to breaking news in damascus, a car slammed into an apartment building there. we'll get you a live up

if you're jt joining us, chopper 4 is flying over a crash in damascus. that lretty serious. g vehicle slammed into an apartment build on brigadier place and bethesda church road. we're working to figure out what led up to the crash andod if an has been hurt. nicole jacobs is headed to the scen you can see chopper 4 starting to push into that scene aere. looks like they haight on, so it may just be the lights from the car. we'll get more details for you as soon as responsible. and now we turn to the situation hapng near anchorage. a massive 7.0 earthquake hit

about noon our time and now there are large afteinhocks happen roads have buckled, bridges are damaged and we're told it is hard to get back into some areas because the roads are impassable. want to get to some video of the moment the quake lit. sten to this one person's reaction. >> earthquake! >> wow. you c feel the tension. amelia draper has the detills p. alaska has abo five 6 magnitude earthquakes a year and this one caused some cosmetic and structural damage as. we and we all think back to the

earthquake in our area in 2011. d the earthquake that happened today in alaska was 63 times t strongn our earthquake, but it is important to note that the ground, the geology, is a lot different. but to kind of give you some perspective. checkt out, alaska is kind of familiar with earthquakes. they average 40,000, yes, 40,000 earthquakes a year. that is more than the entire othe 49 states combined. but since the magnitude 7 happened, they have already had about a dozen or so aftershocksf4.0 or greater. and when we say magnitude, this is exponentially. it is not just like counting your birthday. an equalmount of days. it really shoots up with the damage that we're seeing and a lot of that is especially cosmetic when you see the grocery stores, all the wine bottles and products off of the shelves. and we're also seeing structural damage especially with roads and

broken gas lines. and this earthquakepe hd bout 7 miles north of anchorag here anchorage, and here is the epicenter. to give you an idea of how familiar alaska is with earthquakes, and again they are not this serious, but check it out,heaphisf all the is earthquakes that hav happened in alaska within the last week. but again, this one higher on the richtercale and causing some substantial damage. back here, it is about our weekend rain and i'll have more on that in 15 minutes. and meanwhile back tthe other breaking news and other top story this afternoon. we've been telling you about thr tt data breach, the hotel chain says the personal information of some 500 million guests has been compromised. jay gray with the beginnings of a widenv ranging itigation by the fb >> rorter: a distuing ke-up call for marriott and as many as 500 million guests. e company acknowledging that

ts starwood guest reservation database has been hacked. >> it is the second largest data breach in history. >> reporter: for approximately 327 million ofue thes affected, the information includes some combination of their name, address, phone mb er, e-mail, passport number and for some credit card numbers and expiration >> whether this breach or another one, we need to assume that our personal data s out there. >> reporter: the information comes as the "wall street journal" reports major problems many attributed to computer glitches with the marriott starwood loyalty program. two years after the giant hotel chains merged. in a written statement, marriott president and ceo says that the company is workingith authorities and we deeply regret this incident happened. the company has created a orbsite and call center concerned customers and is sending e-mails to those affected and offering free enrollment into an internet

monitoring serve. >> i don't necessarily blame marriott any more than i blame anyone else because this is happening everywhere and everyone is trying to solve the problem. >> reporter: the market not quite as forgiving. shares are were down. jay gray, nbc neg . a new invading the country.were down. jay gray, nbc news. a new bug is invading the country. e longhorn tick is native in the far east. and it can transmit severalve diseases to people and animals. the cdc says the tick has been found in nine states now including maryland and virginia. each of the ticks can produce thousands of eggs. the ticks are jeopardizing livestock overseas and l fkily soar no reports of the same thing happening in this country. >>alk about frosty paws, an es icy watere has to warm your heart. a firefighter jumped into this icy pond in ohio yesterday to save a dog that fell in and couldn't get himself out.

the dog and the hero both are idoing okay, but brings us to a really important subject, pet safety in the wintertime. chuck be gets some advice. >> repor fr: chris taylorm the humane rescue alliance is here with advice on keeping your animals healthy and happy. what are some of the tgulations? >> important thi keep in mind, if it is too cold for you, it is too cold for your pets. iif your dogs going to be outside at 40 b orow, that you are required to provide a winterized doghouse with a door bedding.banonabsornt below freezing, the dog should fbe only o 15 minutes and supervised. >> it's been a cold november, so it doesn't portend very well as we get deeper into the wing tte months. if they are in danger, whold

they call? >> they c call , 202-576-6664 and an officer can check in and see if they are okay. >> okay. ks very much. and you can also go to the humane rescuey iancecallirg website. and we heard about this story from a viewer. >> they say that they arone of several rizs who haesidents hav robbed and their complex isn't doing anything about it. aouple gets married by the cash registers that give samples cash registers that give samples inside paper

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worker now a trying to extradite the vehicle from out of theg. build it looks as though it crashed into the lower level. and we've learned again that two areed confis being injured. we'll keep our eyes on this story. nicole jacobs is on her way to the scene. so we'll have more are information for y right here 37. and meanwhile michelle obama's memoir is breaking sales records. re than 2 million copies have been sold and it sd 725,000 in one day. by comparison, hillaclinton's memoir reached the 1 million copy sold point after a month. lin-manuel miranda ma roeryone care about theater. hisadway smash "hamilton"ar helped him three tony awards, three grammy, an emmy and even a pulitzer prize.

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>>h, first anniversary is the paper one, so get a roll of toilet paper. let's talk about another couple, this from new meeyco. an into a little trouble while applying for a marriage license here in thenation's capital. check it out. >> it was just basically you've got to be kidding me. >> we talkho to the couple said that they were asked to pull out apassport. >> number one trending story, got to check it out. and a maryland woman finally figuresut what happened to all the bricks that someone had been aealing out of her front yard. and a look ahethe weekend forecast, when the rain weekend forecast, when the rain

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some schools and businesses have closed. and if you have the starwood or mt app, the personal information of some 500 million guests has been compromised. marriott says that it will e-mail you if you have been affected. the hotel company is offering customers a year of free credit monitoring. two people are hurt after vehicle crashed into an apartment complex in damascus.ch per 4 is over the scene, these are live pictures of the crh at brigadier place. we're working to get morefr information. and president trump inhe g- set to talk trade. but it is overshadowed by the russia investigation. brick by brick, one o by,

oiks ha bricks vanished o a woman's yard. but who calls the cops for something like that? nother, until she caught the person taking them on camera. shomari stone found utd, it lit -- out, it led to a much bigger prize. >> reporter: this is bizarre. little did the thieves know that th ring camera captured their every movend the homeowner hopes someone recognize ts the thieves. julia proctor sits in frustration in heryaront . >> i work too hard for people to steal from me. >> reporter: thieves stole eight decorative bricks, they were nly bricks so she didn't call police, but she did install this ng camera on theront door and then wednesday night, take a look, someone picks up bricks again from her front yard, walking to an awaing car, placing them in the trunk and driving away.

shortly after that, two people come back, stealing more bricks on the 1800 block of 61st avenue. >>he fact that they came not one time last night, but you they came twice, really bothers me. >> reporter: police met with julia a they are investigating. but this isn't just about bricks. take a look at thesephotos. police confirm that the bricks from julia's yard are being used to prop upars so crooks can steal rims in her neighborhood. julia showed detectiveshe photos. >> it is not just me, it is other people being victimid. reporter: julia says she won't replace the bricks until police aest the suspects because it is too expensive. each brick costs around $4. here in cheverly, shomari stone, news 4.ue aion for you. think you can find new mexico on a man? one man had an awfully hard time explaining to the marriage bureau that the state is in fact part of these united states.

for real. dr. gavin coorkson and his to be pride went to get a marriage license, but when he handed over his new mexico i.d., the clerk told him they didn't accept international driver's licenses and he would need to show a new mexico pass ports. so he says the clerk even went as far as comp pmenting his english. >> we said no, it is the vacant lot between texas and arizona. no, we don't -- you know, we became a state 106 years ago. >> after about 20 minutes, dr. clarkson w actually ran for new mexico secretary of ate says tlerk sincerely apologized and the couple got their license and they got married d d they got a g laugh out of it too. this story is blowing up our facebook page. you can read more by searching new mexico in our nbc washington app. they are delightful. of course they got a good laugh out of it.

they told me that tapsns apparently all the time to people from new mexico, that it is not unheard of. >> and here is what we should did. we should all pitch in and manufacture some new mexico passsrts a christmas gag gift. >> i don't want to perpetuate that. this is third grade, right? >> exactly right. and they have a great sense of humor about it. have to. a fun story for the day. tell us about the dmv. >> and here in t dmv, we will be dealing with some rain this weekend, but we have plenty of dry time too. outdoor activities, plan for saturday morning or sunday afternoon with rainn between. not a ton of rain, but we will be dealing with some. here is the current radar. we had a few showers moving through earlier today and those have exited the area. you see some moisture down in virginia, north carolina and back to the west. this will be slowly working its

way into the area. not night, but throughout the day tomorrow. the steadiest rain will fall for your saturday evening on into the overnight hours. so tomorrow, perfe to hunker down indoors. a erika will be here this weekend, so hunker down and catch her on news 4.e it will damp and chilly out there for your saturday especially later in the day. right n 45 s out ther tomorrow will be similar to today. we start off around 37 m degree witly cloudy skies. some scattered showers moving in round noon. 44 at thatpoint. and then we hang out in the mid-40s for the rest of the day. even on into the overnight hours with showers in the forecast at 4:00 p.m. and by 7:00 p.m., we're trackin rain with a

temperature around 44. so a little bit of a steadier rain falling tomorrow evening versus the midday and afternoon hours. here is your sunday forecast. 66 for a high, morning showers out there and then clearing for the second half of the day. and again, it is warmer, soak it up because it is the warmest out of the 10 day forecast. it will be pretty nice out there monday with a high o 58 and a mix of clouds and sunshine, but it is not 66. as w look totuesday, our temperatures continue to tumble by almost 10 degrees. tuday, we're back in the 40s with a mix of clouds and sunshine. wednesday we have plenty of clouds, inhe low 40s. so we are trending down. sunny thursday, but w only hit 42 for a high. next friday, still keeping it dry, 45.ic so n all of next workweek is going to be dry. and then we get to the weekend where we always seem to have rain. and not just rainren the st next weekend, but the chance for a wintry mixs well. so snow, sleet and maybe

freezing rain. but especially snow and rain. t somethinkeep an eye on for next weekend. >> thank you,ma'a next on news 4, residents robbed. >> major crime increase in one prince george's county apartment complex. coming up, what is going on here. > and first a look at what is ahead at 5:00. jim and wendy standing by. happy friday. >> yes indeed. we are following breaking news, a man was sentenced today for hijacking a metrobus and then taking it on a deadly joy ride through the >>district. oday we're getting new video in, getting a look at what was going on nside before the driver hit and killed an innocent bystander. and also an entire marching band has been suspeed after allegations of hazing, and that includes physicalis punent and harassment of its band members. >> ahead the results of an investigation into what was going on here, who is now being

held accountle and what is next for those who were not involv involved. and wendy is bringing on some bourbon cake because it will be 5:00. >>here, not somewhere. it has to b 5:e 5:00 here andeel it has to b 5:e 5:00 here andeel have som bourbon cake.

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my name is tito, and i'm a tech ops manager at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. people in one prince george's county apartment complex say the crime has become unreasonable. >> and they live inside a gated community where they expected that the gates would keep the crime out.in george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins has their story and what police say they can do to help. >> reporter: people living in pathisment complex are on edge, somehow crooks are getting

into the camden largo apartmenat a community. >> they don't have people reallo toring these gates. >> reporter: prince george's county police confirm that there have been a number of break-ins and at least oneob armedry in the last three months inside these gates. residents are f a up. ut a month ago, we had a meeting where they did bring a community officer in and we didn't get the solutions tt we were looking for. >> reporter: after threats to go saw e media, they final their first security guard patrolling the parking lot last night. >> the response has been vedisappointing because ween asking for months. it is not that you can prevent crime, butta you can cly help to deter it. >> reporter: the company that mages the complex tells me they have taken great strides to improve security and these residents say it is taking too long. >> we understand there is crime he have where. but we're not talking about everywhere. >> myoncern is not outside this community, it is whenho i come, that is when i get

nervous and i have to sit in my car and loo over my shoulder. >> reporter: i spoke with polic aney say they are investigating all of the reportedy ncidents and te working with management to try to improve security here. and starting ts weekend, they will have officers who are working part time at this apartment complex. i'm tracee wilkins, news breaking news right now at 5:00, a powerful earthquake centered around alaska's biggest cityg rattlin nerves, rocking buildings. we have team coverage. a half billion people data ed by the latest breach of the marriott hotel chain. susan hogan shares what you should do if your info was compromised. and in two days, two more deadly pedestriancrashes. what we're learning about the victims in these latest cases.

have you seen theid out of alaska tonight? after a massiveocarthquake r anchorage. good evening, i'm wendy rieger. >> and i'm jimandillyhandly. this 7.0 earthquake caused serious damage to all the roads. >> and people living there are getting the aftershocks and aftershocks and they are bracing for more. here isne chris polloith a closer look. >> reporter: it happened around 8:30 local time, the ground in anchorage started rumbling. >> we doave a massive earthquake that was felt early this morning about 8:30. >> reporter: when it s over, people there flooded social media with pictures and videos of damage to buiingsnd roads. >> we see the ground is cracked, windows are shatteredout. and we peeked inside and it looks like part of the ceiling came down. >> reporter: the local affiliate captured the moments it struck a local courthouse. the