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ak-47 -- a gun, and there was a gun, an ak-47 on the scene. is dark-colored range rover the one that struck the young man who was carrying a gun, struck and killed him. we have been told that this had to do with a dispute over a girlfriend, harassment, and a planned confrontation. my sources are telling me that the story may be changing. it may be changing a little bit. they believe they man driving the range rover and the man with the gun did know each other, but a dispute. it will be quite a while before police can sort this out and get to the bottom of it. the bottom line, a young man instead -- a young man is dead. police found an ak-47 assault rifle on him. the shopping center is closed. it has been a terrible thing to watch as people, grief stricken, dropped to their knees. as we said at the outset, there were two homicides in prince george's county this morning. in accokeek, discovered at just about the same time as this one. police believe it happened some time before that. a man in a townhouse community was found deceased, shot, in a

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forces in the middle east, told cbs news they need more than the ak-47s they'll be issued after 20 daystraining. >> anti-tank weapons systems to address vehicle-borne i.e.d.s. certainly mortars would be something that would help, things they would need that you would expect of a force that is iring to conduct an assault. >> reporter: the weapons would be flown into this dirt airstrip built for the u.s. by a syrian engineer who lost his family to isis. we landed in tilt-rotar osprey aircraft, but the strip is long enough to handle large cargo planes from the united states. lt. general steve townshend the commander of the campaign in both iraq and syria, said what's at stake is heading off terrorist attacks already in the works. >> there are threat streams that are external operations focused, emanating from raqqa right now. most of them point, quite honestly, at europe. >> reporter: scott, one american officer told us he expects the syrian fighters to suffer heavy losses in the battle for raqqa, and this is "take no prisoners" fighting on both sides. 00cording to u.s. estimates, 1,600 is

. >> he was going to go get the shotgun, his ak-47, his militia and go to the sheriff's office and drag me out of the office and arrest me. >> though it only has a population of 388,000, wichita is the largest city in kansas. it's the kind of place where everyone seems to know each other. but downtown inside the sedgwick county jail, that's not necessarily a good thing. >> welcome to sedgwick county. >> most of the 1150 inmates here are only charged with crimes and are awaiting trial of the resolution ever their cases. samuel says he tries to fly under the radar, both in jail and on the outside. but all too often he pops up. >> i actually got caught doing something for myself. i went to a store called von mar, and i had a $200 pair of jeans and a $270 shirt and i was leaving with it. and the guy that worked there had actually been trying to find me for four years and never been able to catch me. but he saw me on camera and got me. he knew who i was by name. that's all i've ever been arrested for, just petty stuff, taking stuff from wal-mart or whatever. >> he has a long history of steal

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. >>> we have new details tonight on a murder mystery in ak keek. he is 28-year-old timothy sherrod. today there was an emotional plea from his dad. >> please somebody if you know anything about this, please say something to the police. tell the news, whatever. please, please. he shouldn't have passed like this. >> prince george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins live with the story. just heartbreaking. >> reporter: this father is b friend. prince george's county police are working to try and figure out who would do this and why. and so is his family. >> lord help me, please. >> reporter: henry sherrod is praying to god for support as he mourns the loss of his murdered son. >> trying to find the person who did this to my boy. >> reporter: 28-year-old term three sherrod idolized his dad. and when in need took care of him. >> when i got sick, he carried me upstairs. >> reporter: he even went to work with his dad at amtrak. yesterday timothy was found shot to death inside his dodge car on mary's view road in ak keek. police say he was not working at

police confirm that they recovered an ak-47 from scene. there was also a passenger in the striking vehicle as well. i can tell you that when i arrived on the scene, the mother of the victim was here. we understand that she may have been with her son when all of this happened. she was very emotional. at times crying out for her son as his body was lying here in this parking lot. prince george's county police eventually took her away. again, the man who was in the striking vehicle is speaking with prince george's county as they try and sort out exactly what happened here. >>> hundreds of thousands of people told to leave their homes at a moment's notice. the very difficult way crews are trying to stop a damaged dam from unleashing destruction. >>> and cleaning up after strong winds toppled trees and damaged homes and cars. what st >>> we thought we were okay. and then all of a sudden, bam, you need to leave. >> i'm concerned about getting out. we've been sitting here about an hour. >> i've worked here about 33 years. this is the worst i've e

. >> big buyers in ak steel. that is a sector we have been talking about time and time again on this desk. had a little bit of relief here and there. aks, if you look, the week out -- this is next friday's calls. they are buying the nine-strike calls. 12,000 of these on the day, scott. it's very, very aggressively being accumulated. maybe this stock can break up through nine. obviously, u.s. steel and some of the others have outperformed. cliffs, as well. but ak steel maybe has a little bit of leg. >> to show how flexible i truly am, i actually owned this stock for about a week or so, najarian time. long-term. >> let us take a quick break. we are still waiting on president trump in the east room of the white house. we're back in two minutes. yinsp s onard cameand radeerllround yo ivssist systems you ba intyoe driing. d ll eheou brake,by. necsary ase the gle3or $ $9 a h producon. mercesenz. the besornoinr. ♪ youave dedited r and team o dersnd you from an c annvent plan with theuieand suort of yr u caestablish a in

. >>> new details tonight on a murder miystery in ak keek, maryland. police have identified the man shot and killed inside his car yesterday. his name is timothy sherrod. he was 28 years old. tracee wilkins joins us with an emotional plea from the victim's father while police continue to look for his killer. >> reporter: his dad was like his best friend. he tells us he was expecting a life-changing event, an event that he'll never witness. >> who did this? >> reporter: henry sherrod's son was preparing to be a dad. now that won't happen. >> he was expecting a child. the child was expected yesterday, the same day he got killed. >> reporter: yesterday timothy was found shot to death inside his road in ak keek. the lyft sticker her used in his part-time job was displayed but he was not working at the time. there were at least two gunshots on the driver's side door. timothy's body was found behind the wheel by a neighbor on her way to work yesterday morning. the multitude of cameras in this well-kept neighborhood may have recorded what happened. police com

. >> reporter: we are told by police that the rifle that was recovered was an ak-47. now, this is continuing to evolve as police are questioning witnesses, talking with people who were involved in this situation. charges have not been filed yet in this case. >>> we have some breaking news right now with live pictures from the air. firefighters battening a three alarm blaze here at a warehouse in southwest baltimore. again, live pictures right now. we understand the roof here as just collapsed. fire crews were called to frederick avenue here at south calverton road this afternoon. heavy smoke could be seen initially from miles away. the smoke has gotten heavier just within the last ten minutes. the flames are pouring out of the roof. no word yet on what caused this. >>> we are just entering the fourth week of donald trump's presidency and there is already talk of a presidential shakeup with key white house staff. concerns surrounding his national security advisor michael flynn and his advisor reince priebus. there have been calls for the president to fire flynn amid re

. >> right off the top ak sayings of corruption and wasted tam pair money. >> a fire fighter hurt on the job since widespread county workman's comp program forced him to go tisha lewis has the exclusive, tisha. >> and aserings are damaging to say the least. the firefighter we injured said physicians are doctoring medical records and patient and. >> reassertions about lack of transparency with montgomery country when it comes to workman's come companies. >> what is incentive for them to do this. >> money. >> it's all about the money whenever this company does not pay out to payments to the first responders or to workman's comp payments or doctors and stuff they're incentiviseed on saving money. >> 52-year-old alan marcus spent nearly three decades fighting fires across montgomery country until debilitating neck injury on the job forsed them to retire and go to disability. the latter could have been prevented. >> first med ibz republican firefighters retired on disability 9 reason most are retired on disability is because of delay in treatment and diagnosis for their injuries that have

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. >> my son was born and i had just given birth when the news news, that aking baby panda was born at the national zoo. >> so you have the same birth day. panda fan.ig how many pounds of bamboo does bao eat each day? >> 20-40. guys,send it back to you one more shot. she is up a little higher now. the photographers capturing her as she says goodbye to everyone. >> we will miss here. aming up, a fire gets multimillion dollar mansion. why did it take firefighters so long to put it out? we will explain. plus, more on the assassination of the brother of north korea's leader. and more on the highflying record-breaking night of the nba all-star game. now though, a check of traffic. jummy.thank you so much, on the roads, in the green for the most part. a few reds for you. north and southbound delays on the 90. inside the beltway, on pennsylvania avenue and u.s. one some red zones. let's go to the cameras and show you some delays in alexandria. on the right side of the screen, telegraph road, this is heading towa , just cleared a crash on the capital beltway near i-295. delays in place there.

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the ak-47 that was found on the scene was retrieved. i'm tracee wilkins, back to you in the studio. >> thank you, tracee. >>> some changes on metro, some of the transit agency's least reliable railcars were put into retirement this morning at the greenbelt metro rail yard. the 4000 series cars are plagued with problems, resulting in train delays that we love so much. metro is also continuing to get rid of its 1000 series cars, the oldest in the metro system. >>> if you're a driver, you see it every single day, triple-a calls it risky behavior. talking about texting and driving. running red lights, it appears drivers between the ages of 19 and 24 are the worst offenders. market research firm told triple-a millenials text at nearly twice the rate of other drivers. that has serious consequences. the number of traffic deaths jumped by the highest percentage in 50 years. >>> her story was once missing from the history books. now it's portrayed on the big screen. we're going to meet the mathematician who broke barriers at nasa and why she's s

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this part ak more to of it? >> sure. i mean, surveillance, i think, been a part of the plans. plans fferent kinds of going forward since at least the early 2000s. it's an interesting example. -- it did ally going ork on the contract under boeing as well. sort en came in later and of took a piece for itself based surveillance. it's an interesting example because it's a company that's israel.n the company, its subsidiary that ot the contract is a u.s. subsidiary. by hat was considered america -- american contract hat we bought from an american company. so you can see just from looking contracts that precedent has been set that we comfortable are buying from a company -- another kin tri as long as it has -- an american buy. bob. let's hear from >> good morning. as far as building a wall, don't build no wall. what you do is take everything this country that is in spanish and food stamps, public voting, everything in spanish out. language learn our and come in here legally or you get out. there's no need for -- we have and our our ways language to pacify people that don't understan

bank coalition continues to fight the islamic state group in iraq alongside the government to ,ake theestern half of mosul the last remaining bastion o of islamic state power. >> the iraq he army continues to search on the west side of the city. despite the casualties, they have learned to fight in the middle of a tough battle. reporter: today, some 5000 u.s. troops are helping with training, refugees, and even targeting in iraq. anchor: vice president mike pence has launched a charm offensive in brussels. he said the trump administration remains committed to corporation a partnership with the european union despite previous comments on exit and nato. he said the alliance has strong support from washington and the u.s. demands nato allies up their spending. >> the president of the united states and the american people expect our allies to keep their word and do more in our common defense. the president expects real progress by the end of 2017. anchor: justin, u.s. president donald trump has announced that general mcmasters has been named naturals -- national security adviser. he will r

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>> he allegedly bought copper wires, batteries and roofing nails for pipe bombs and was shown three ak-47 assault rifles when an undercover agent said the bloody plot was going to bring them to their knees, hester allegedly responded i can't wait. >> the f.b.i. undercover operatives appeared to initiate the planning for the attack, buttest was all in. i was given the chance to walk away, but he said i am down. >> out in california, at least 14,000 people were forced to evacuate their homes as floodwaters from a powerful storm continue to spread. neighbors in san jose are left completely underwater. look at this video. crews helping to evacuate hundreds by boat. right now a major highway in that are remains shut down pause of war right across the lanes. you see that, and you feel bad. we have been -- >> we are the exact opposite. >> yeah. >> talking about fires from doubt conditions, and they are getting more rain than t deal with. let's get started with coverage here. a warm up is the next thing we have. into the 60's and 70's in the next couple of days. here is our weather bug camera.

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he has your most ak watt forecast. >> nothing close by yet. but we're starting to see it moving through pennsylvania, also through west virginia both in our direction. and that is going to continue and get a little bit wider coverage on that by daybreak. so as we get into the morning rush, there's generally lighter rain that is coming, but the heavier rain comes towards the end of the morning rush. 9:00, berks county, lehigh valley, the rain gets a little heavier, 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 in the morning. it's going to be wet. it's also going to be pretty mild. temperatures well into the 40s. you can see rain in philadelphia by 9:00 a.m. some of the suburbs getting early as 5:00 a.m. the temperature is above freezing everywhere. it's just rain. not anything frozen. different story as we head through the week. got snow in there. we'll tell you when and where coming up. >>> more trouble on the tracks for septa as the transit authority pulls more than half of the cars off the market. line. they showed us pictures of cracks in two subway cars. that promp

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rural road, blowing out his patrol car's own windshield while exchanging gunshots with vance who had an ak-47. i'm sure you've seen the video. it is pretty incredible. the trooper along with others helped pursue and apprehend vance are here. troopers chris hanover -- i want to ask these guys to stand as i call their names. chris hanover -- brandon stewart come mike whittington and helicopter pilots brian sturgill and cold patterson along with trooper brian to stanza please stand and let us thank you. [applause] thank you to all of our law enforcement officers and their families who make sacrifices to keep us all safe. we appreciate you. fireximately 26% of our troll troopers are eligible for retirement. we must prepare for the future and fund a trooper academy. [applause] while we are at it, no trooper should be furloughed or restricted to drive 100 miles a day because of lack of funding. [applause] my budget accommodates these issues. addressing public safety is not --t about addressing investing in highway patrol. it's about investing in ways to be smarter on climate -- smarter on crime