his name was aaron louis.yed truck driver who had been convicted of petty crimes in several states. to beverly's son carl jr., he didn't look like a kidnapper. >> he just looks like a regular guy. so it was like what did this punk want with my mom? like it didn't make sense. i almost was like are we sure we have the right guy? >> detectives believed they did. but the roller coaster ride for beverly carter's family and friends was far from over. >> i can remember the feeling when he was captured, we were just all like, yes, where is she? come on, where are you? we're ready to find you. >> as investigators focused on aaron louis, they backed off on beverly's husband as a suspect. now detective allison was keeping carl in the loop. >> he said we got him. i said, well, where's beverly? he said we're still questioning him. we're going to find out. we're going to keep on till we find her. >> then did you have a little burst of hope? >> just a little bit of hope. that's all i had. >> really your biggest task was to f

and aaron's back side. then checking aaron's legs right up to his groin. again, checking his chest. and again, his legs. then the front of aaron's shorts, twice. >> whenever i was getting patted down i never knew why i actually did wrong. >> aaron was pulled aside because his lap top tripped the explosive sensors. but his mom says when she complained that aaron suffers from sensory processing disorder, which concause anxiety when touched, she was told they would not be flying to san diego for vacation if he wasn't patted down. >> this man needs to get his hands off my child. i think that was my gut excessive. when he opened his waist band, that me. >> reporter: tsa says it followed approved mother and tw police officers called to mother. it lasted 45 minutes causing the their flight. facebook lit up. this inmens aviation security experts tellbc news this pat down was seemed like i o viewing the video and the appearance ofe tsa said they are alternative pe should have been used while ins aircraft they have usechdren. >>> a massachusetts man is lucky to be alive. fifi his burning apar

and aaron's backside. then, checking aaron's legs, right up to his groin. again, checking his chest and again, his legs. then, the front of aaron's shorts twice. >> whenever i was getting patted down, i never knew what i actually did wrong. >> reporter: aaron was pulled aside because his laptop tripped the explosive sensors. his mom said when she complained aaron suffers from sensory processing disorder which can cause anxiety when he was touched, she was told they would not be flying to san diego for vacation if he wasn't patted down. >> this man needed to get his hands off of my child. i think that was my gut reaction. it was excessive, when he opened his waistband, that outraged me. >> reporter: the tsa says it followed approved procedures observed by the mother and two police officers who were called to mitigate the concerns of the mother. but the dust-up lasted 45 minutes causing the family to miss their flight. today, facebook lit up with outrage. this is abusive. former government aviation security experts tell nbc news this pat-down was awfully long

. >> that is so true, aaron. temperatures in the 40s and 50s now, so you need your light jacket on the way out the door this morning. but we'll be back to sunglasses and short sleeves by later on today. but today might be a good day to resolve around through the closet and start looking for that heavy winter coat. you'll be needing it starting tomorrow. ten-day forecast coming right up. >>> call it a type of uber for students. the app some local teens not only use to get around, but invented. >>> and speaking of hitting the road, what e white house plansth >>> and we've got temperatures moving into the mid attorney 60s for daytime highs today. we have big changes on the way. chuck will have that ten-day forecast. that cold is air is moving in and it might be here to stay. we'll talk about that ten-day memberships. >>> you hear it all the time. d.c. is out of touch are the rest of the country. one lawmakers has a bold fix. who wants to move some agencies from the capital city? >>> and music to her ears, how some g

aaron hill, .320 for the spring.l one off the outside. >> mike: wolters will probably be the opening day catcher for these rockies. tom murphy is injured. had a lot of significant injuries in this rockies camp this spring. as you mentioned, ian desmond with the broken hand. chat bettis, starting pitcher, battling -- taking some chemotherapy for some cancer. we all wish him the best. >> jon: pitched one time and then they found a cancerous body in the testicular area. and that is what he's up against now. having to start chemotherapy very shortly. so we do send off along our prayers and best wishes to chad bettis, always has been impressive against the giants. last year he ended up winning 14 games for the rockies. hill, that's on the outside. 3-2. >> mike: the other significant injury is david dahl, one of their outfielders, has a rib injury. the rockies trying to overcome the injuries. this is a talented team. a team the giants will not take lightly. we thought last year the giants were the best defensive team in th

aaron: where? >> right there. aaron: we nonstop work together.wind down and be thankful for what you have, look up and see what the good lord has made, and be thankful for having each other, i guess. laura: the clinton residents who voted for donald trump bringing our show to a close. team,ch me and the bbc just go to twitter. from all of us here at hopewell world news america," thank you for watching. and please tune in tomorrow. ♪ -- "world news america." >> international news at bbc.com \news ♪ announcer: this is "bbc world news." funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs, and voya financial we are putting away acorns to show the organs of being organized. >> that smart. who is he? >> he is green money you can spend now. money for ae some new tennis racket. >> tennis racket for a squirrel? >> he has a killer backhand. >> captioning sponsored by

that is why things may be looking up, aaron, for the chinese economy.n that it is picking up stea m, fresh sign that it is picking up steam, factory activity picking up yet again last month to its highest level in nearly 60 months, aaron, with the official pmi index climbing 51.8 from with the official pmi index climbing 51.8from 51.6 with the official pmi index climbing 51.8 from 51.6 — a number of bad 50 is an indicator of expansion and it is an indicator of expansion and it is the strongest level since april 2012 with a report revealing production orders expanded in the key manufacturing industry. as for the official nonmanufacturing purchasing managers' index, aaron, it rebounded as well, indicating strength in the services sector. growth in the services industry is accelerating at the fastest pace in nearly three years and the services sector accounts for over half of the mainland economy and for the majority of its 6—.7% growth in 2016. so, things are looking positive for the chinese economy, hopefully. indeed, a healthy chinese economy is a healt

certain streets with the manufacturing and amending the eating and drinking controls our presenter is aaron starr manager, legislative affairs, planning department. and this is a discussion item item. >> hi welcome. >> again my name is starr manager, legislative affairs, planning department. good afternoon, commissioners the item before you is phase two and phase three of planning code organization that that focuses an article 7 like to begin by explaining why the department started the process that is a large and complicated document some of the complexities we having a daytime city and reflects the aspirations and the city's neighborhood and have the identity for the land use controls, however, there is a level of complexity in the code that is urban necessary the code is added to over the years without thought for reorganization or over lapsing controls so it is not 0 easy to find the controls and some of the controls are lost because of complaekt that makes that difficult for planners to do their job and for the members of the public individuals this will illustrate the city's 1948 plan

aaron: it absolutely does.he president goes and says these crazy things, that we are going to use remittances to pay for the wall, and it also has a chilling effect. language from political leaders matters in terms of where business is located, particularly in high tech and innovation. joe: people who live across borders or in other countries have a pretty raw deal. anything we can do to make their lives a little bit easier is good. selina: transfer wise, it's very -- transferwise, it's very cross-cultural. how are you thinking about this visa problem? is it a big concern? joe: it's business as usual. the timelines will determine when we need to start thinking about it. what of the talk around theresa may and what britain will push for in whatever their negotiations -- and whatever their negotiations deliver are t he rights of the u.k. and brits in europe. selina: it's no longer clear for u.k. fin tech -- fin-tech startups if that's the place to be to access the eu single market. do you think investor should pu

i'm aaron gilcrist. >> i'm angie goff in for eun yang. depending where you are this morning, you might need the low beams or the wipers. >> melissa's going to have a look at the roads and rails for us. want to start with chuck and sheena and what you'll face when you step out the door this morning. hey, guys. >> definitely need the umbrellas today. >> you'll need it this morning and then you'll also need it around lunchtime and possibly this afternoon with thunderstorms. >> time to dust that thing off and get ready to use it. we have quite a few chances of rain cincinnati and a cluster of thunderstorms. south side virginia. that will be here probably around the second half of the morning commute. so be ready for that. thunder shower up here just northeast of frederick, maryland. headed towards union town, union mills. it will eventually be in southern areas. now it's a pocket of moderate rain moving on the northwest side to bethesda. that's headed up to the 270 corridor. a few showers moving into charles county. be umbrella ready. on the

aaron who was a physicl therapist, rhetorically asked how can i help people when i am so broken? matthew muller spoke briefly saying he was sick with shame. the judge sentenced muller to 40 years, the amount the government asked for, as part of his guilty plea deal. muller family friend steve reed. >> the family hopes that there's some degree of towards closure by the sentence and what occurred today. >> reporter: huskins aand quinn wanted muller to get life. quinn also said he had legitimate concerns about the quality of the kidnapping investigation, a sentiment echoed by his attorney. >> there was an fbi-led investigation and vallejo is now the fall guys but an fbi agent led this investigation, isolated aaron, they should have figured 20 minutes into this that these people were victims. >> reporter: in sacramento, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >> huskins complete victim impact statement was released after the sentencing. in it she said "hopefully for the sake of his own soul he will rehabilitate himself behind bars, but i have no doubt that this man should not be free to walk am

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'mie yang. eena parveen.lp yesda and melissa mollet shows us how the roads are shaping up on this hump day. hey, guys. >> good morning. >> nice and quiet in the weather department. no real threat for rain at least until friday. >> yes, friday. at least the good news here, we can see a light at the end of the tunnel with the rain on friday. that will be clearing out and that's good news. 58 degrees in the district. it's not very cold this morning. it's actually pretty comfortable. 55, frederick. lorton is coming in at 55 degrees. we're nice and dry on radar. we have a few areas of maybe some drizzle. but you do not need the umbrella today. some of the roads, though, still wet from yesterday. we will not be seeing the rain for the next couple of days. severe weather down in texas. there's a lot of rain way back. the next rain chance won't be here until friday. we'll talk about that coming up. as far as what you need as we go through the day

aaron and antonio and everyone at that avenue. there will be a joint funeral in patterson. right now her prayers and families and friends into victims. in the cities where the kids were babies now i feel terrible for the mother. it is a horrible situation. >> what was the demeanor of the conversation like. is there an outrage to figure out what happened are such a sadness or anger. >> i spoke with her leading up to the vigil and that's one of the reasons why i was invited to attend the event. she was very genuine and very concerned. it's unfortunate this happened in a cannot be a more vicious crime. finding bodies that are shot and burned, that would blow anyone's mind. i admired where she's not wanting to be a celebrity but doing a vigil and it respecting the police as they did the vigil on. >> candy has been low-key when it comes to this case. she is going to throw fundraiser to help the victims families. injured she'll throw fashion shows she will update me and have more information about that. >> keep your eyes open. >> what has got the garbageman freaked out in westfie

aaron? >> we continue to follow the breaking news this morning. a man is dead after being shot by a police officer montgomery county. >> there are a lot of questions right now this morning about what led up to the shooting. news 4's justin finch is live with the information police will be reviewing. what's new, justin? >> reporter: angie, good morning. the on site investigation has wrapped up for now, but next up montgomery county police will look over that officer's body camera footage and other evidence collected including a scene. so far police are being tight-lipped on what kind of weapon that was, but we do know this all begins about 11:00 or so last night here at the condominium complex. at some point that officer met a man here during a call. that's why the officer was here. they had some kind of conflict. it's unclear whether that man was involved in the theft call initially. it all ends with the officer opening fire and hitting that man in his upper torso. we were told the officer d

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. we're going to get a look at your weather and traffic in just a minute. but first, we want to let you know that at&t wireless customers can once again call 911. >> hopefully you don't have to. a lot of you may have gone to bed hearing about the service disruption. the problem, though westbound has been fixed. >> let's tell you what you need to know about getting out the door. >> we want to start with chuck and lauren in -- storm team weather 4. >> the weather center. >> aaron has the oddest question in the world when he comes in this morning. he was like, chuck, can you borrow a watch? >> i know. i heard that. i thought, what is happening? >> so if you're looking at aaron's wrist, he's wearing a lovely lady's novono. >> connie happens toea >> i'm just afraid connie may never see that again. >> throw connie under the bus, aaron. way to go. >> our weather headlines for today, mostly clear skies, temperatures in the 40s now. it's not going to be a bad day today. all the bad stuff shows u

the mother of aaron says she knows one of the families of the suspects. the 26 euro clarence william, she says the other suspect, 28-year-old jerry was hurt nephew's best friend. she said her son aaron was hanging out with jerry on his birthday on march 8. tuesday, clarence and jerry were charged with felony murder conspiracy to commit felony murder, robbery and possession of a firearm for unlawful purposes. >> it clarence and jerry pleaded not guilty in their video arraignment. they both asked to have their faces hit from the camera. the judge denied that request. both williams and thomas are scheduled to appear in court on friday for detention hearings. >> the reality star, kim d has called on tuesday and said and offered her support. she said that she is extremely sorry for what happened to her son and from antonio who many know is tony. >> rather church of highland park and the reverend, this story takes us to an issue we have not talked about much lately. hurricane sandy relief, still out there almost five years after super storm sandy. the reformed

i'm aaron gilcht.e sure you take a few minutes to enjoy the warmer weather because it is moving out and soon. >> we'll get the latest with chuck and see na heena in a mom. >> still quite slow. breaking news here southbound on i-95 in virginia. we're talking about at 619 triangle. still one and a half mile backup and starting to see some delays in those northbound lanes here because of this earlier crash that did have us shut down. northbound 95 at prince william parkway, a crash there on the left shoulder this morning. 270 southbound at the pike, a new crash reported along 270 and then brandy wine road east of 301, still have those wires down. taking a look now at the weather, good morning. >> good morning. and there you see the rain around. we still have some showers around currently and as we go through, the next hour or so we'll still see something and

aaron has a sensory disorder. >> i have always been sensitive to people touching me.tarted touching me, i started to have hives. while the pat down took two minutes, they spent 45 minutes at the check point. they want an apology. >> the republican house voted to undo privacy protections created under president obama. if signed by president trump, service providers like comcast and verizon can track what you do online, sites you visit, apps you use and sell the information to advertisers without your consent. republican lawmakers say google and facebook track you so it's unfair to require comcast and verizon to get your permission. google and facebook are free and there are alternative options. >> wells fargo is willing to pay $110 million to settle a lawsuit. accounts were opened without customers knowing and against the customer's wishes. the wells fargo new ceo says this is a step in the journey to make things right with their customers. >> the coast guard is showing off its haul of cocaine, 16-tons seized at sea during a 26 day deployment. they unloaded it today in

aaron?lissa, thank you. >>> a night out turns to horror with innocent people started shooting. >>> hollywood star antonio >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>> 6:24 now. investigators will review surveillance video from inside a cincinnati nightclub. it was the scene of a mass shooting sunday morning. >>> a 27-year-old man was killed and 15 others were hurt. at least five people are still in the hospital this morning. police are looking for more than one suspect after they say a gun fight broke out inside of the crowded club. they say the venue has a history of problems. >> saturday night, it is a very young crowd. we have had incidents here in the past but this is the worst so far. >> well, there have been no arrests made in this case. >>> actor antonio banderas says attack. it wasn't serious and didn't cause any damage, but now he said he underwent a procedure to introduce three stents into his arteries. >>> every wine drinker will appreciate this. a physicist used his degree to come up

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm angie goff in for eun yang. we're going to get to weather and traffic in just a minute. but first, back to that big win for the wizards. >> here's wall. beautiful alley-oop. >> they got there, the wizards are the best team in their

betsy and aaron are still with us.me start with something that happened earlier this morning with senator mitch mcconnell. he at a breakfast and asked about a key promise you were very familiar, the president's pledge to build that border wall and have mexico pay for it. here's what senator mcconnell had to say. >> i think the president picked an outstanding person to be in charge of homeland security and my suspicion is that we will take his advice. >> do you believe that mexico will pay for it? >> no. >> pretty definitive there. is mexico going to pay for the wall? ah, no. is he right? >> i think president trump has been very consistent in everything that he said and all the promises -- >> but he can't force mexico to pay for this wall. >> he said he's going to find ways to make sure that wall is paid for and that we're not bearing the brunt of that wall. >> even if mitch mcconnell doesn't think it can happen? is that not significant to you? >> of course it significant but the president, as we've seen so far, is very

i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. it is 5:30 right now. it's a weather alert day and we are working with you to get you out the door and to work on time. melissa ready for a peek at the roads. we'll get to sheena and tom first to check the forecast. >> a little deceiving because we don't have the storms around but we do expect them. >> we're going to have frequent updates and we've had this early spring like weather coming in, hence early spring like thunderstorms. we had some last saturday and we may be getting some later this afternoon. here is the hour by hour timing. by 1:00 this afternoon this area in the red and orange, these are the heavy downpours with some hail and gusts of wind coming out of the panhandle of west virginia and the valley. then they race closer to washington. this is about 2:00 this afternoon. our western suburbs, northern suburbs and all the way down to central virginia, that li comes through the metro area around 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. that comes around the time that students will be getting out of school. it may prod

he will be in his mid 80's but i would feel better if aaron and denise never had to worry about him being out on the streets even when he's 85 standup dan kerman/sacramento 126-136while the federal case is over, the civil case is still ahead. huskins and quinn suing the city of vallejo for at one point saying huskins made the whole thing up and saying she owed the city of vallejo an apology. at the federal courthouse in sacramento, dan kerman kron 4 news.142/std ((grant )) new tonight at ten..we just got word that a high school student in fremont has a confirmed case of tuberculosis. the student attends irvington high school in fremont. we're told the exposure happened sometime between fall of 2016 and early 2017. officials say there is no risk of exposure at this point. an alert was sent to parents saying the alameda county health department is working to identify people who may have come in contact with the infected person. tuberculosis is extremely contagious...most people become infected by spending a lot of time in close contact with someone who has an active case of t-b. (pam)

justin. >> aaron, good morning.dents will likely see police patrolling about rockville high's campus today and add mip administrators taking some extra steps to make sure they have track of them here on campus. now, montgomery county police will be rockville high after a wave of threats came in on wednesday. among them, a bomb threat and one threatened to shoot undocumented immigrant students. now, this comes after two male students, ages 18 and 17 were charged with raping a 14-year-old girl in a school bathroom last week. at least one suspect is an undocumented immigrant. now, in some ways, one rockville student says this has brought their school together, inspiring conversations between them about some tough topics. >> people that i've never really even seen talk i've seen coming together, talking about the incident, talking about how we can move forward together as a school the. >> our students that are here, we are going to take good care of them. we're going to increase our vigilance about making sure that ever

. >> reporter: aaron, good morning. parents had an emotionally charged meeting with the school's superintendent last night and they heard promises about better security coming including updating the unrenovated area of the school where that 14-year-old girl was repeatedly raped in a bathroom. but that just wasn't enough to reassure them. >> there are a lot of moans and groan from the parents. the superintendent, i thought, did an absolute terrible job. >> a lot of frustration. i think there's poor security address those. >> reporter: now, two students at the school face charges. one of them we know is an undocumented citizen. the school's superintendent has been hearing it not just from parents but from maryland's governor all the way to the white house. that part of the story coming up in our 6:00 hour. back to you. >> all right. thank you. it's 5:03 now. the i-team reports there were 27 sexual incidents requiring a response from police in the 2015-2016 school year. in 2014, the school district told i-team it installed

aaron?melissa, thank you. let's get to the breaking news we just mentioned. a deadly shooting this involving the cops. molette green at the live desk with new information. molette, it's still a very active scene, right? >> reporter: absolutely, angie. let's show you the live pictures right now so you can see what's going on there. this is along steadwick road montgomery village where police shot and killed someone. we have our justin finch covering the story from the ground. he has another live report coming up in just a short bit. there's a lot going on early on in this investigation and we'll bring you the latest. aaron? >> molette, thank you. >>> in our other top stories at 5:32, a young woman's alleged plans for a mass shooting are foiled. the coming up, what we know about the woman accused of that plot. >>> a 15-year-old d.c. girl is missing. her family needs your help finding her. take a look at your screen if you can. no one has seen heaven shanty since saturday. if you take a look at

i'm aaron heslehurst. in business: terms of disengagement.he eu will set out its stall on brexit later but britain says trade talks must get under way at the same time. plus: cash cows and spread betting. why the price of butter is soaring on us markets. but first: michael flynn was briefly president trump's national security adviser but now his lawyer has says he is prepared to give testimony about russian meddling in the election in exchange for immunity from prosecution. the news came just hours after the senate intelligence committee began investigating russian interference in the election. that hearing heard top democrat senator mark warner describe the tactics used as "propaganda on steroids". here's laura bicker. he was one of donald trump's close advisers and appointed national security advisor. it's understood that he is asking, and is in discussion with the senate, house and house intelligence committees, about giving testimony in return for being granted immunity or protection from what he calls unfair prosecution. now, it's worth

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