eight deaths already in 2016..bridge standup: this sheriff's deputies in abingdon maryland were shot and killed on wednesday.. senior deputy patrick dailey was just trying to talk to the suspect.. when he was shot in the head. that same suspect shot and killed senior deputy mark logsdon at an apartment complex not far away.chuck canterbury: 1:47:50 our head has to be on a swivel :52chuck canterbury is the national president of the fraternal order of police.. he's been in that role for 14 years.. and seen officers across the country become targets.canterbury: 1:48:18 a lot of it started after ferguson :20 but there is an anti police rhetoric that i think has emboldened people :25 that authority doesn't mean anything :28 every incident has been different.. but canterbury says this wave of violence against law enforcement has been building for years.canterbury 1:49:12 the issues that cause a lot of this backlash are long standing issues in this country poverty the destruction of mental health capacities in all of our communities :23 canterbury: 1:49:29 law enforcement is being asked to

an official motive for the shooting in abingdon, maryland is not known. the deputies are a 30-year and 16-year veteran of the harford county sheriff ophthalmologist. barbara: -- sheriff office. barbara: right now glen bound is closed at white oak in the five points area. we are told a driver took out a power before crashing a fence we will check with the highway patrol to see whoupb trooper is does after an accident here. it was left the cruiser with a shattered back window and bumper. i-40 westbound at davis drive is where it happened yesterday. this area is back open right now. the trooper was taken away on a stretcher but appeared to awake. another person was put in an ambulance. john: u.s. senators putting aside their differences to approve new sanctions against north korea. the goal is to keep the north from advancing its nuclear ambitions after a rocket launch last weekend. new york is responding -- north korea is soundingrea says it will tpaoetz the south's assets. barbara: to next primary. hampshire primary followed rubio. chris christie and carly

. >>> a disturbance call brought policepanera's bread in abingd abingdon, maryland. one was shot and then he shot another. they shot and killed him late jeer yesterday the justice department filed a formal civil suit. the legal action came after council members in ferguson revised an agreement on how police treat low income residents and minorities. the mayor says much of the battle is over money. >> this is an agreement we can reach financially. ferguson has been under scrutiny since a police officer shot and killed michael brown in 2014. >>> a north carolina homeowner now has a sieve war artifact tree trimmers dug up on her proper. experts say this cannon ball is a rare find. first they called in the marines to remove it to make sure it wasn't dangerous. then they returned it and the 100 pellets inside for the homeowner. >> i think it's really cool, first the reality that it was on my property and i wasn't the one to find it and that history comes alive. >> it waiking more than 30 pounds. experts say it likely came from a union cannon. she said she'll look into hav

news" been shot and killed in e abingdon, maryland.he first killed inse of a crowded restaurant at lunchtime and a second kild in a shoot-o nearby whe the suspect was also killed. the gunman s ideified as david baevans and he had warrants o for his arrest in florida for allegly assaulti a police officer. > this was ferguson city council yeeay as it rised ae agreement between the city and feral government. the agreement w aimed at improvinghe way the police and courts tat poor people and miriti in ferguson. today the justice department filed a cil rigs lawsu against the city. they have been under scruty sce brown was fatal shot by an officer. and ty said ferguson had a chance to step fwd today but chose to step backwards. > the u.s. deploying hundreds of troops to afghanist try to st the talib comeback. and they say the soldiers will t take pt inactive comct but assist afghan mitary >>> and an amerin hero hored tonht in bucks county. army specialist and afghanistan vet was hored by the feasrville business asciate. and tonight he s psent

. >>> two sheriff's deputies have been shot and killed in abingdon, maryland.he first killed inside of a crowded restaurant at lunchtime and a second killed in a shoot-out nearby where the suspect was also killed. the gunman was identified as david brian evans and he had warrants out for his arrest in florida for allegedly assaulting a police officer. >>> this was ferguson city council yesterday as it revised appear agreement between the city and federal government. the agreement was aimed at improving the way the police and courts treat poor people and minorities in ferguson. today the justice department filed a civil rights lawsuit against the city. they have been under scrutiny since brown was fatally shot by an officer. and they said ferguson had a chance to step forward today but chose to step backwards. >>> the u.s. deploying hundreds of troops to afghanistan to try to stem the taliban comeback. and they say the soldiers will not take part inactive compact but assist afghan military sources. >>> and an american hero honored tonight in bucks county. army s

shoot out at a shopping center in maryland today.the deputies were called to a panera bread in abingdon, maryland-- for a dispute-- just before noon.investigators say when the deputies went inside a 67-year-old man- shot one of the officers---and than ran away.the second deputy gave chase and was also shot.both deputies were rushed to the hospital and later died. the shooter was also killed.no customers inside the restaurant was hurt. sued by the department of justice. the announcement was made today by attorney general loretta lynch.lynch says after 26 weeks of negotiations-- the doj and ferguson leads could not reach an agreement -- about changes to the city's policing policies. wfxr news is your local election headquarters- and tonight a pair of presidential candidates- are stopping their campaign.tonight- carly fiorina has suspended her bid for president.the former hewlett-packard c-e-o made the announcement on facebook today. she finished 7-th in last night's primary- and failed to qualify for last week's republican debate in new hampshire. and new jersey governor chris christie has suspende

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senior deputies patrick dailey and mark logsdon were shot in abingdon, maryland. visitation is being held in joppa, maryland, tonight and tomorrow for deputy dailey. a visitation will be held thursday and friday for deputy logsdon. his funeral is set for saturday in bel air. >>> next up, treacherous conditions on the road and in the air from that winter storm moving up the coast. >>> i'm darcy spencer in montgomery county. will charges be filed in the crash that claimed the life of a university of maryland student yesterday afternoon? advisor and team who understand where you come from. we didn't really have anything, you know. but, we made do. vo: know you can craft an investment plan as strong as your values. al, how you doing. hey, mr. hamilton. vo: know that together you can establish a meaningful legacy. with the guidance and support of your dedicated pnc wealth management team. >>> news4 cameras were there as firefighters rushed to get a teenager out of a dodge viper today. it veered

they have succumbed to their injuries, after being shot in abingdon, maryland. witnesses say the first deputy report of a disturbance at a panera bread restaurant. the second deputy exchanged fire. the harford count sheriff, holding a press conference here, moments ago. identifying the suspect as 67- year-old david brian evans. someone who had two outstanding warrants. and someone who the sheriff said was known well to the department. that second shooting happening just outside of an apartment complex. the suspect was shot in that second exchange and was killed. more information on this story as it comes into the newsroom. >>> let's get to our consumer alert right now. and u.s. safety regulators just gave google's computers the green light to be licensed drivers. listen on this. the surprise ruling redefines a driver to be the entity in control of a vehicle instead of a human operator. this is a big break for google and for other companies who are trying to get self-driving cars on the roads. but nitza did not agree with google that it met the requirements for f

the panera bread in abingdon maryland had been closed since last wednesday. hartford county sheriff visited the restaurant to thank the workers. they gunmen after he shot and killed two deputies. services for senior deputies patrick daley and mark longston are being held this week. >>> we're learning more tonight about how supreme court justice antonin scalia will be remembered. he will lie in repose at the supreme court this friday. and news4's tom sherwood is live for us at the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception where scalia's funeral service may be held. tom? >> jim, scalia was a major figure on the court, planning for his funeral is no small matter. the basilica of the national shrine in northeast washington, it has seating for more than 2600 people. a crowd that might be expected at the funeral for justice scalia, who died last weekend. church officials say it is the largest catholic cathedral in north america and most accommodating in the washington area for large gatherings. pope francis said mass here last september during hi

deputies killed last week during a dispute with a suspect at a panera restaurant in the town of abingdon. maryland'sovernor larry hogan said he went to the funeral to, in his words, honor the sacrifice of one of our true heroes. >>> some scary moments on boston's subway. passengers were forced to kick windows out to escape cars that were filling with smoke. a part fell off the train as it was pulling into the station hitting the third rail creating the smoky conditions. all this happened last night. the doors wouldn't open because the train had not fully pulled into the station. >>> paris and rome today unveiled their bids to host the 2024 summer olympics. the slogans that the french came up with for the games is the power of dreams. along with several existing stadiums and arena that could be used. the italian olympic committee says rome also has many of the required sports facilities already, and they would only need upgrading. they're ready to spend they say $4.7 billion to host the games. los angeles, california, and budapest are also in the running. the winner will be selected in september of 2

maryland tonight. two sheriff's deputies have been shot and killed, after confronting an armed man in a restaurant. it happens in abingdon, north of baltimore. witnesses say one was shot while responding to a disturbance at a panera bread restaurant. the gunmen fled. a second deputy managed to track down the man. he was killed during an exchange of gunfire. the suspect also shot and killed a short time later. >> this is a traumatic day for us. but we give thanks for those two deputies that made the ultimate sacrifice for our citizens. and we just asked the county to come together as we lift up and protect their families as we go forward. >> investigators have not released the names of the two killed deputies. we're told that one was a 30- year veteran of the department. the other had been on the forces for 16 years. the shooter is identified tonight as 67-year-old david brian evans. investigators say he had two outstanding arrest warrants. one was a civil warrant, issued in harford county. the other was a criminal warrant that had been issued in the state of florida for assaulting a police officer. within the past hour,

maryland church. visitation is underway for the harford county deputy pat dailey. dailey and fellow deputy mark logsdon were killed last week in abingdon. the former marine, the funeral is deputy logsdon's funeral is scheduled for saturday. the gunman was wanted in connection with the near fatal shooting of his ex-wife in 1996. he was shot in an exchange of gunfire. maureen: next at 6:00 -- >> following the death of justice antonin scalia. local reaction is pouring in. focusing on his deep devotion to his faith and his heritage. i'm jeff goldberg. we have more coming up. leon: we have this word just coming in. faquier county joins the list of schools closed for tomorrow. doug hill has more with who is at risk for freezing rain and ice tonight. maureen: abc7 wants to keep you ahead of the weather. the "good morning washington" team is with you half an hour early tomorrow with the latest on the school conditions and delays at you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to ke

maryland. hundreds of people attended the viewing for one of the two line of duty last week in abingdon. family, friends and officers paid respect to disrupt patrick nailly. the father of two dedicated 30 years to the sheriff's office. today his boss called daley a warm-hearted genuine guy and called the turnout humbling and heartfelt. >> it's been a hard, hard two days for the men and women in the sheriff's office. we're here. and pat's first viewing service. and already the turnout and the weather we're seeing has been immense. and we're expecting it's going to pick up the rest of the evening and tomorrow. >> visitation continues tomorrow for daily. his funeral will be held on wednesday. a visitation will be held thursday and friday for deputy mark longston. his funeral is set for saturday in bel air. >>> the lincoln memorial will be getting a makeover thanks to a huge gift from philanthropist david ru restore marble panels, repair the roof, and create a new 15,000-square-foot educational center below the monument. rubenstein has given more than $43 million to restore national park ser

flags are flying at half-staff today in maryland to honoro two sheriff's deputies who were gunned down in what's being called a targeted shooting. restaurant in abingdon, 9 the second die dd outside a senior citizen center. the suspect was then killed, and they were killed because they were wearing a uniform. >>> the justice department is suing ferguson, missouri, the move came a day after the city tried to amend an agreement to overhaul its police department. ferguson came under scrutiny when the fatal police shooting of michael brown sparked widespread unrest. the city is accused of a pattern of misconduct that includes routinely violating the rights of residents. attorney general loretta lynch accused ferguson of racial bias calling the practices egregious. >>> in the meantime, in cleveland, the city there has sent a bill to the family of tamir rice. he's the 12-year-old shot dead by a police officer. the city wants the family to pay for the boy's ambulance ride and medical services that he received. neither the officer or his partner offered first aid to the dying boy. an attorney for the family said and i'm quoting here, this adds insult to homic

maryland is in mourning.. after two deputies were shot and killed in the line of duty...one of the deputies was responding to a call in abingdon near baltimore.. and was killed when he walked in the door of a panera bread store.. the 67-year old suspect ran to a nearby senior center .. then shot and killed a second investigators say david brian evans was also killed in the confrontation.the sheriff believes evans targeted one of the deputies inside the panera "because he was in a police uniform." he was wanted on two outstanding warrants.. one of them for assaulting a police officer. the two deputies had about 50 years of combined service. 3 more donations for flint residents affected by the city's toxic water crisis. tougaloo college in mississippi is donating 60- thousand bottles of water to flint.students there collected donations from all across the state's capital.flint's current mayor - karen weaver - is an alumna of tougaloo.the in flint by tomorrow. 3 a home owner in california wanted to pay special tribute to his late father - and the home he grew up in.he decided to do that through photographs -- ones that were big e

maryland shopping center. take a look. this happened this afternoon inside a vaunt here in abingdon. the harford county sheriff's office tell us the officers were called to the restaurant about someone causing a problem. they say the deputy tried to talk to the man and then turned around and shot the deputy in the head. the gunman then ran away another deputy. >>> the justice department is threatening tonight a lawsuit against the city of ferguson, missouri, over plans to reform the police department there. it's a response to an investigation into the shooting death of michael brown, and the protests that followed. the doj found that ferguson's police and court systems discriminated against african-americans. last month justice officials and the city agreed to reforms but now the city council wants to change the terms of the deal. >> in the spirit of this very large and expansive, arguably one of the most expansive degrees they have ever issued, that we are going to be still supplying with the vast majority of that which they've laid out. >> city leaders say some of the reforms are t

flags throughout maryland are at half-staff to honor two harford county deputies shot and killed by a gunman. the shootings happened shortly before noon yesterday in abingdonut 20 miles northeast of baltimore. one of the deputies was shot in the head, in a crowded restaurant. the other was fatally wounded during a shootout. the 67-year-old gunman was killed in an exchange of gunfire. he had outstanding warrants in two states, including one for assaulting a police officer. we are learning more this morning about the de it's a story we first told youb about yesterday on good morning washington. the revised bill alllows for rush-hour tolls inside the beltway "if" an additional lane is added. we've since learned that the deal includes the 140-million dollars needed to widen the eastbound lanes from the dulles connector to ballson. the hot lanes - the new tolls will allow solo drivers to use i-66 inside the beltway by paying a toll. the lanes wlil be free outside of rush-hour. from the roads to the skies.. a congressional lawmaker is trying to make sure your next airplane seat, isn't smaller. representative steve cohen of tennessee is pushing a new law establis

maryland shopping center ends in tragedy. with two sheriff's deputies gunned down and the suspects killed. the deputies were responding to a disturbance wednesday morning at a panera bread in abingdon. witnesses said after speaking with the suspect, 67-year-old david brian evans, the deputy was shot without warning. evans ran and was found by a second deputy, whom evans fatally shot. the suspect was killed after being fired at by at least two other responding jeffreys. the sheriff became emotional when reporting the deputies had died. >> today's a sad day for the harper county sheriff's office and the citizens of harper county who we are sworn to serve. one of out of deputies was a 30-year veteran of this agency. served with the court services division. the other deputy had served this agency for the last 16 years and was assigned to the community services division. >> the identities of those deputies have not yet been released. >>> here's something you don't see every day. a wild elephant went on destructive rampage through a town in western india. as you can see here, the panicked pachyderm smashed homes and sent residents running for their lives. fortunately no one was injured.

morning.flags in maryland are at half-staff today to honor two deputies that were sho and killed. killed.one deputy was shot in the head in a crowdepanera bread abingdon, which is 20 miles northeast of baltimore . the second deputy suffered a fatal wound during a shootout. the suspect, 68-year-old david evans, was later killed in a shootout with police.witnesses inside the restaurant described the suspect as a cold, calculated killer. "he just@took out his gun and shot him in the head right after the officer just asked him, 'how was y yr day?'" day?'""all the people who were in there and witnessed this, in talking, think that it was probably a man who knew what he was doing with a gun because he shot directly into his head. i mean, the man did not have a chance," shooter targeted the first victim because he was wearing a uniform.many people later came to e restaurant to leave flowers and pay their respects. we have new dedeils this morning about an officer involved shooting wednesday in des moines. moines.25-year-old austin allen is in jail right now -- accused of driving a stolen vehicle directly at a police officer. officer.that's when police say th

maryland, this afternoon. the suspect was also killed. jonathan with the developments on this story. jonathan: it was a heart-breaking and horrifying 15 minutes at a shopping center in abingdon. which is two hours north of baltimore. police say that 67-year-old david evans shot two deputies. the first deputy was shot at close range in the head. the second deputy also shot but he also had fired back which killed evans. the names of those two deputies have not yet been released. but clearly this is a difficult loss not just for the force but for the entire state. >> one of our deputies was a and served in the services division. the other deputy had served this agency for the last 16 years. and was assigned to the community services division. jonathan: maryland governor larry hogan released a statement tonight saying he is heartbroken and sends his sincere prayers. he ordered flags to be flope at half -- flown at half staff. what triggered this horrible attack is under investigation. that's all we have right now from the satellite center. back to you. leon: thank you, jonathan. new at 11:00 metro car concerns prompt a letter from congress. representatives from d.c., virginia an

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maryland mall. a man opened fire inside a crowded restaurant at lunchtime and wounded a sheriff's deputy. the first deputy was responding in abingdon. the man went outside but witnesses told a second deputy what he looked like and which way he was headed. that deputy tracked him down and got into a shootout with him. the deputy was wounded but managed to shoot and kill the man. >> the deputy -- a second deputy was hit by gunfire. the suspect in the investigation was shot by harford county sheriff's office deputies and is deceased, and right now that is as much as i have to share. >> investigators haven't said why the suspect opened fire. the deputies were seriously wounded but they are expected to survive. >>> also breaking right now, maryland natural resources police have pulled two bodies out of the severn river. they have identified the mens a earling stephen lamp and matthew davis. according to my eastern shore md.com, those two men went they were hunting. >>> turning now to storm team4 and some seriously chilly changes heading our way. let's get to storm team4 chief meteorologist doug kammerer in the storm center. so how low i

morning.flags in maryland are at half-staff today to honor two deputies that wewe shot and killed. killed.one deputy was shot in the head in a crowded panera bread in abingdon, which is 20 miles northeast of baltimore . the second deputy suffered a fatal wound during a shootout. the suspspt, 68-year-old david evans, was later killed in a shootout with police.witnesses inside the restaurant described the suspect as a cold, calculated killer. "he just took out his gun and shot him in the head right after the officer just asked him, 'how was your day?'" day?'""all the people who were in talking, think that it was probably a man who knew what he was doing withth gun because he shot directly into his head. i mean, the man did not have a chance," chance,"the sheriff says the shooter targeted the first victim because he was wearing a uniform.many people later caca to the restaurant to leave flowers and pay their respects. we have new details this many people later came to the restaurant to pay their r espects. >>> > have new details this morning about an officer involved shooting wednesday in des moines. 25-year-old austin allen is a gel this morning accused of dr

maryland, the panera restaurant, where a deputy was shot and killed, reopened today. senior deputy patrick daly was killed last week, as he approached 68-year-old david evans in the abingdon restaurants. deputiesdeputies shot and killed deputy mark loveston a block away. people have brought flowers, balloons and cards in honor of the fallen deputies. funeral is tomorrow. >>> tonight, a group of students are protesting the county's budget. peggy fox joins us live from that protest at the county buildings. and we can hear something a little interesting coming from there. >> absolutely. we've got about 400 people here. we've got students, parents. teachers. all lessening -- listening to performances by students. these people have been fired up today because they are sick and tired of the cuts to the fairfax county school system. it has faced cuts since 2008. today, the 2017 pr budget was presented. and it would mean a huge deficit to the schools. the superintendent says, and these people say, it's enough to fully fund the schools. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: orchestra and band students practice for tonight's rally, to show county supervisors what is at stake. >> to get rid of t

east coast, two sheriff's deputies in maryland have ever been shot dead in what police say was a targeted killing. one deputy was killed at a restaurant in abingdon. the second died a short time later outside a senior citizen center. the suspect was then killed by the sheriff says the two victims were targeted because they were wearing a uniform. >>> big legal troubles for ferguson missouri 1 months after the fatal police shooting of michael brown. the justice department isuing the city over a pattern of violations mostly aimed at african-americans. with more details, here's abc's pierre thomas. >> reporter: the justice department is going to a federal judge to force the city of ferguson to overhaul its police department. >> our investigation uncovered a community in distress. in which residents felt alienate alienated from their own police force and their own local government. the ferguson police department's violations in particular were expansive and deliberate. >> reporter: in a blistering press conference, the attorney general has just accused the ferguson police you have rial bias against african-americans, calling the practices egregious a

abingdon. he had served with the marines. senior deputy mark logsdon died in a shootout with the gunman. he had spent 16 years with the force and previously served in the army. flags in maryland are flying at half-staff in their honor. >>> metro blames human error for two trains coming face-to-face on the same track last week. today board members heard the explanation for that incident. transportation reporter adam tuss broke this original story, and he t board was in disbelief because of some of the things it was told. adam? >> reporter: that's right, jim. disbelief and a whole lot of frustration. you know, this whole thing came down to miscommunication and a lack of focus, and the end result, two trains got way closer than they ever should have been. it should never have happened. >> it seems like we have a bigger problem than can be simply fixed. >> reporter: as board member after board member heard that a communication breakdown caused two trains to come within a couple of rail lengths apart. >> that seems like another level that also failed. >> reporter: metro said that what happened was as the train was trying to turn around, the train operator thought he could proceed

maryland tonight. two harford county deputies have died after a shootout at a shopping center. the suspect was also killed. it started at lunchtime today inside a busy panera bread restaurant in abingdonone of the deputies was responding to the report of a person causing problems at the restaurant. the officer sat down next to the man, asked how he was, and the suspect pulled out a gun and shot the deputy in the head. >> i was freaking out so much, and everybody was just running to one side families were just kind of huddling and hugging together. >> other officers caught up with the suspect near and got into a shootout with him. a second officer and the suspect were killed. the sheriff says the suspect was wanted in florida for assaulting a police officer. >>> the bodies of two hunters missing since last month were found today in the severn chopper4 was there as the bodies were pulled from the river near annapolis. they were identified as earling stephen lamp and matthew davis. police say they disappeared on january 19th after their boat capsized on the river. >>> three bills that make up a gun policy compromise in virginia have passed the house of delegates. democratic governor terr

east coast, two sheriff's deputies in maryland have ever been shot dead in what police say was a targeted killing. one deputy was killed at a restaurant in abingdon. the second died outside a senior citizen center. the suspect was then killed by deputies. the sheriff says the two the victims were targeted because they were wearing a uniform. >>> big legal troubles for ferguson, missouri, this morning 1 months after the fatal police shooting of michael brown. the justice department is suing the city over a pattern of with more details, here's action abc's pierre thomas. >> reporter: the justice department is going to a federal judge to force the city of ferguson to overhaul its police department. residents felt alienateded fro the police force and their own government. the violations were expanseive and deliberate. in a blistering press conference the attorney general has just accused the ferguson police you have racial bias against african-americans, calling the in that city that saw so much racial unrest in the summer of 2014. >> they violated the fourth amendment by stopping people without reasonable suspicion, by arresting them without cause a