anne arundel county police are saying one person killed one injured. security officer is being transferred. you hear from the fire department in the area who say they responded to this incident right now. as i'm speaking you can see the pictures there of what clearly was an incident. you see a police suv there that looks like it has been rammed. you see another civilian vehicle in the foreground that looks to have tried to run the security cordon there and, again, this is hard to say but as we zoom in you see what could be a body under a white sheet there. that is not confirmed, though by the nsa. but certainly a security incident there as you look at all the debris spread around it looks like there was an impact, a collision between that that police vehicles and that civilian vehicle. as we've been speaking carol, just to make clear, an enormous facility, the nsa, that both you and i have visited and that security cordon, that initial gate there, is a number of yards, hundreds of yards away from the main building. that's on purpose. that's the way man

little bit of sleet mixing with rain in washington northern prince george's county northern anne arundel. south of there, just some light rain falling. rest of southern and eastern suburbs all the way down through north central virginia and on the eastern shore, but it's north and west of us this is the zone that is getting some snow right now some big flakes are falling in the bright white zone. that's just northwest p frederick. and just to the west of thurmont. west of there across most of washington county now getting accumulating snow. that stretches into the panhandle of west virginia. right now snowing along 81 from hagerstown down to martinsburg. very light snow farther south of there toward winchester. and this will continue to move our way here through the morning, but we won't get a lot of the accumulating snow until late morning into the afternoon because look at our temperatures, they're still well above freezing. hagerstown at 33 near 40 in washington. total amounts of snow by the time this tapers off tonight, 4 to 6 inches metro area, southern suburbs. farther north and we

near arundel mills, brad bell. >> police say they hope you can identify anyone who witnessed a deadly crash involving one of their officers. it happened early saturday morning in the 9500 block in lanham not for from nasa goddard space flight center. police tell abc 7 news that brennan rabain was off duty when he tried to pull over a speeding vehicle. rabain was killed when he lost control of his patrol car. his girlfriend was also in the car at the time which as it turns is not in violation of department policy. an arrest in connection with a weekend hit and run involving a police patrol car. folks say jason march was driving drunk in laurel on friday night. he slammed into an officer's car and then kept going. he was found behind a motel a short time later and was arrested. police say this was the second crash in a week where a patrol car was hit by a drunk driver. >> new at 5:00 tonight, charles county schools will shorten spring break to make up days lost to snow this winter. students and teachers will be expected in class monday march 30th through wednesday april 1st. but that we

he was denied bail in anne arundel county court today in part because of the revelations. this news badly shook up some of the shoppers here at this walmart in laurel. it was one of these five places he apparently took random shots during an alleged shooting spree injuring three people. the nsa was one target. >> you're going shopping and you never know who's out here. >> when you start shooting at people for no reason at all you've got to question your sanity. >> i think if you know how to get to the store and buy that and you're targeting to harm other people, i don't think it's a mental issue. >> the no-bail order came today after the judge was told young does suffer from a mental health condition. they didn't specify. he had an arsenal of 10 weapons including a fearsome handgun. we also learned today of a very close call that happened during this alleged shooting spree. a bullet was found in the head rest of a motorist who was apparently fired on at random near the arundel mills mall at the beginning of this. very close to his head, but that motorist escaped with only

you have worn many hats over your long career in prince george anne arundel as a teacher and long-timeal. we were talking about improving dropout rates. how do you convince or persuade a kid to stay in school? is there a common thread you can share? >> i think there are a couple of intertwined things. one is helping them find success. it's not always about you go through the process of teaching and assessing and teaching an assessing, reteaching, reassessing. that's a part of it. but when kids fall behind you really have to help them with the options of how do you get ahead. they fall behind for a lot of different -- sometimes they simply strugal in a subject. sometimes there are situations they have no control over around family or moving or homelessness or things. that's not your typical kid, but those are certainly part of what contributes to the issues we deal with. but i would say beyond sort of the rules and regulations of schools and the teaching and learning process, there's a relationship piece to it that to me is really central to the success of children. in my long experienc

this is anne arundel medical center and it's calling it a modified lockdown. it means police are stationed at all the entrances and some entry points are locked. employees are being asked co-to show i.d.s in order to get in. this medical center says a family member of a patient in the emergency department got angry, made a bomb threat. police are still searching for that person. and right now all emergencies are being diverted to other hospitals. we'll keep you updated on developments and let you know when this lockdown is lifted. at the live desk i'm wendy rieger. back to you. >>> now to another police drama unfolded this one in prince george's county. about 11:00 last night police fired shots at a man trying to get away during a traffic stop at mlk highway in seat pleasant. they cornered the suspect a distance away at 71st street where more shots were fired. again the suspect got away and later crashed near st. barnabas

there are three jurisdictions involved, anne arundel county, prince george's county and howard countyat first, we learned of five incidents, then seven, and now the number is nine. police now say they belong the alleged serial shooter hong young fired off shots into the maryland live casino building at arundell mills mile. they say it was outside and that no one was hurt. >> the management at maryland live found what they thought were bullet holes on the side of the casino. we investigated found out it was in fact bullet holes. the ballistics are out based on the method of operation, we believe that is linked to the rest of the shootings. >> reporter: traveling about in his lincoln town car, police say young shot and at a truck on the icc at a building in the nsa, at a man getting gas at arundel mills. when they raided young's home they found an arsenal of weapons. he shot at a library, a walmart, movie theater. he targeted mostly billion buildings, not people and they say it could have been much, much worse. >> it appeared to be buildings and in the middle of the night and luckily no

anne arundel mills, scott broom, wusa9. >> young is expected to appear in court monday. >>> got a couple stories from the district tonight to get you up to speed. hour university inaugurated its 17th president this afternoon. he has served since the interim university president since 2013. he first enrolled at age 16. his inauguration comes as the university celebrates charter day, the day president andrew johnson approved the university charter in 1867 and check this out. our lesli foster, a distinguished howard alum, was part of the ceremony today. >>> today would have been the 79th birthday of the late d.c. mayor marion barry. current mayor muriel bowser and other city leaders marked the occasion by unveiling a 12 by 16-foot mural of the former mayor in ward 8 designed and painted by jay coleman, a d.c. artist and educator. mayor bowser is forming the d.c. commission to commemorate and recognize the honorable marion s. barry, jr. >> like you i've heard a lot of different ideas about how marion should be recognized. so we wanted to have input in an organized way so that the recommendat

sources tell news 4 anne arundel county police aefted hong young last night.ves he is connected to the shootings in the past two weeks. anne arundel county police will hold a news conference apartmentt 1:00 this afternoon we'll send a push alert to your mobile phone. update or app. >>> and day one of the boston bombing trial underway. dzhokhar tsarnaev's defense says he did take part in the boston marathon attack nearly two yearation. his brother kimed by police is ultimately to blame in this case they say. >>> and we will keep you updated on the winter storm headed our way. "news4 today" will begin early torng morning at 4:00 a.m. for the late effort on the weather and delays or cancellations beginning at 4:00. >>> if you think your dog is smart, you haven't met mia. me sa a mini australian sherppherd who can read. how extraordinary man's best friend actually can be. >> mia, jump! >> reporter: not your av day at the brown school. >> weave. weave. >> reporter: mia a smart and creative mini australian shepherd found the right place to let her creativity shine a

scott broom is live at anne arundel mills mall where the accused shooter's attacks began and ended. >> reporter: the way the circumstances are lining up in this case, it is increasingly likely the two issues of mental health and guns are likely to get a careful examination in the wake of this case. 35-year-old former corrections officer han young hearing voices according to court documents, and yet he cleared background checks to own this arsenal of 10 weapons legally completely, weapons including this regulated handgun which fires the same ammunition as the 223 bushmaster rifle used by the d.c. snipers in 2002. >> i think he bought this. i think he kind of likes them. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview with young's mother she tomorrow wusa9 there were no signs of problems with her son. >> he's my good son. >> there was nothing remarkable in his file. >> reporter: and no indications of trouble in state records kept while young served as a correctional officer in the maryland prison system between 2012 and 2014, but young who lived with his mother in this beltsville home was unempl

investigators say he shot and wounded 561-year-old man outside anne arundel mills mall. young is also accused of shooting at a building of the nsa, a wal-mart in laurel and a teeter -- theater in human ya mall -- columbia mall. police later found hundreds of rounds of ammunition as well as ten weapons, including a handgun and a cross bow in young's home. again that bond review hearing is later this morning at 8:30. we will have a crew in the courtroom. we'll be teeting updates and posting them as soon as we learn more. for now back you to in the studio. >> thank you, nikki. >>> prince george's county police need your help. they're trying to find a 13- year-old boy from laurel. police say axel morales was last seen on briarwood drive on sunday around 12:30 in the morning and he was wearing a gray sweat shirt, blue jeans and purple shoes. if you have any information, please call prince george's county police. >>> d.c. transportation leaders say it's all about improving transit. we're talking about the 16th street corridor in northwest. city leaders plan a nearly year long

anne arundel county, howard county prince george's county at the n.s.a. wal-mart, library, as you mentioned, casino. last week two anne arundel county police officers found and took into custody 35-year-old hong young. they were working surveillance detail when they saw the blue lincoln towncar they've been waiting for. in it they found shell casings and a handgun there on the seat. he was parked in a lot close to the vacant mall where the first shooting happened back on february 24th. shots fired along arundel mills boulevard. you might remember that surveillance video. a man was hit and he did survive. in all of the eight random shootings, no one was killed. >> how lucky are we? >> we are unbelievably lucky that we don't have to talk about the scenario that we had to talk about in 2002. this is an incident that certainly within inches could have ended people's lives so we're certainly fortunate that we're not talking about fatalities in reference to that. >> the lieutenant is referring to the 2002 d.c. sniper shootings that paralyzed communities around

kimberly: anne arundel county police hope that this surveillance video will help them solve tuesday's drive-by shooting near the shopping center. the video shows the vehicle the police believe up next to the victim's car on arundel mills boulevard. somebody inside open firefox that the victim in this case was a 61-year-old man. he was not hurt that several bullets hit his car. the department of homeland security has a one-week reprieve. president obama signed a temporary funding extension for the department late last night. the bill passed effort or republicans in the house defeated longer-term spending bills. >> the winner of the cpap presidential straw poll is rand paul. kimberly: the conservative political action conference wrapped up this afternoon. it included a number of republican presidential hopefuls. kentucky senator rand paul won the straw poll. scott walker came in second followed by texas senator ted cruz. coming up -- learn how the virginia general assembly is taking action after the corruption case involving former governor bob mcdonnell and his wife, maureen. and a sto

prince george's, anne arundel, fairfax, arlington counties all planning to close tomorrow. so are loudoun, prince william. let's go straight to storm team 4 as doug kammerer can tell us when this snow is going to turn into rain. doug? >> we're still in the 40s across the region. 46 at the airport. the rain is coming down fairly heavily at times but you can see just up to the hagerstown area heavier rain is filtering in across the region. you can see where the rain/snow line is. you know what's happening in pennsylvania coming very close to the maryland border here. we are starting to see the changeover. that's why we have the winter storm warning in effect. it goes through tonight and on into thursday. the snow is going to move in here early tomorrow morning, between 2:00 a.m. well to the west and around 5:00 a.m. metro area. snow for the morning rush especially after 6:00. in d.c. the roads are not going to be quite so bad until 7:00 8:00. so don't have a false sense, you get out there, the roads are okay around 6:00 they are going to get very bad very quickly. i have an u

hong young appeared at a hearing today in anne arundel county. he's charged with attempted murder and assault in a shooting that injured a man near the arundel mills mall. the judge agreed with prosecutors that young was a flight risk. new at 6:00 the ohio man accused of planning an attack on the u.s. capitol says more attacks are coming. christopher cornell made the revelation after calling a cincinnati television station. cornell's attorneys tried to block the interview's release. a judge rejected that request. jummy olabanji explains cornell's claims. >> on tuesday, september 20th in washington, d.c., would have been a great attack against america. >> terrorism suspect christopher cornell speaks by phone to a reporter at cincinnati television station wxix. cornell was arrested back in january on charges of attempting to kill a u.s. government official specifically the president and members of congress. a plan he says involved the terror group isil. >> was it their idea for you to plant pipe bombs at the capitol and have people running outside

but here around arundel mills mall. the first shooting was right here on arundel mills boulevard. bullet holes have been found in casino over there and hong young was arrested near the costco right over here. today, mr. young sits behind bars and he is going to stay there following a hearing in anne arundel county district court today. much discussion about the weaponry that was found in mr. young's home. 10 guns, a crossbow and a lot of ammunition as well as what's being described as a backpack that had his passport some ammunition and a roll of toilet paper is he was prepared to flee the area. the judge said that's the reason to keep the man locked up. >> multiple firearms that he possessed would present a danger to the community especially given the allegations in this case. with multiple random acts of shootings. >> now, another thing that was discussed today was mr. young's mental health. we know that he told police that he was hearing voices that told him to shoot. when we come back at 5:00 we'll tell you much more about the role that could have played in this alleged crime

held without bond on charges of attempted murder and assault in connection with a shooting near the arundel mills mall. 11 marines and soldiers are presumed dead in the crash of a blackhawk helicopter off the florida coast. the military says the helicopter was on a training mission when it went into the gulf of mexico near the beach. piece of wreckage and some human remains have washed on shore. fog in the area has hampered search efforts. not clear if the weather played a role in the crash. tonight, hillary clinton's e-mails while she was secretary of state aren't just under scrutiny. they're also the subject of a lawsuit filed by the associated press. senior political reporter scott thuman with more. >> they are frustrated and have tried for several years to view clinton's e-mails under the freedom of information act but been denied saying it only went to court after careful deliberation and exhausting "all other options." >> i don't throw anything away. i'm like two steps short of a hoarder. >> what hillary clinton kept and what she deleted is now what the associated press wants to know

looking for since releasing video after a mysterious car-to- car shooting last wednesday on anne arundel mills boulevard near the mall. a victim chosen at random slightly injured there. then yesterday another shooting in prince george's county, two men injured when their tree service truck was hit in the wiedle shield by -- windshield by miss mysterious gunfire. two and a half hours later shots reported near the nsa at the bw parkway and route 32, a building at the nsa was hit. no one injured there. ballistics evidence links all of this together to a 38 caliber handgun. police are at a home in beltsville serving a search warrant close to the icc location. that's where we met a woman who told us her son hong young had been struggling through a job loss. >> he live with me but he don't come home. i say he don't come home last night. my good son, he got laid off. he got laid off. he don't have job. >> reporter: the mother showed a high school graduation picture of her son. she believed he recently obtained a handgun license here in maryland but she knew nothing about the shootings. again a

anne arundel pulling off to the west and east.nes coming in, sky cloud pip breaks in the clouds to the south. by 1:00, jumping into the 60s. then near 70 by 3:00 p.m. by 5:00 p.m. into the mid-70s with that sunshine breaking out. so it is certainly going to feel great to get out in short sleeves this afternoon. then that rain rolls in later tonight, turning much chillier for tomorrow and into the weekend. >>> all right. tom, thank you. >>> a story on nfl.com this morning has redskins fans worried. randy gregory admitted he fail add test for marijuana at the nfl combine last month. he is an outside linebacker and a potential top ten nfl draft prospect. many had gregory as a possible pick for the redskins at number five. >>> a big day at the national zoo. the zoo released the names of two new bear cubs and showed them off for the first time. news 4 was there in the middle of it all for all the excitement. >> reporter: we know their names now. mini and muniri. more than 8 00 people went online to vote for the bear and more than a han

jummy: breaking news coming in this noon from anne arundel county. federal investigators are outside the national security agency headquarters at fort meade. we first brought you this breaking news around 9:30 this morning. authorities say one person is dead. and another injured after trying to ram the n.s.a. gate. our maryland bureau chief brad bell is following all the latest developments this noon. he is live right near that scene with the bizarre details and brad, we understand the men were dressed up as women. brad: that's what we're hearing at this point. to recap, we have one suspect dead. we have another suspect shot and wounded and we have an n.s.a. police officer injured. and we can show you the helicopter scene. it's the only way to see it because n.s.a. is such a secure facility. we can't show you on the ground. what we believe happened after 9:00 a.m. this morning, two men. we believe they were in fact dressed as women in a stolen s.u.v. rammed into an n.s.a. police officer at their gate, at their secure barricade. gunshots were fired by

. >> reporter: i'm scott broom in anne arundel mills where accused serial shooter hun young was able to assemble an arsenal of weapons legally despite telling police he was hearing voices telling him to shoot at 1 victim and yet he cleared maryland's strict background check to own this arsenal of 10 weapons completely legally investigators say, weapons including this regulated handgun which fires the same ammunition as the .223 bushmaster rifle used by the d.c. snipers in 2002. in an exclusive interview with young's mother she told wusa9 there were no signs of problems with her son. >> he's my good son. >> there was nothing remarkable in his file. >> reporter: and no indications of trouble in state records. young served as a correctional officer in the maryland prison system between 2012 and 2014. young is accused of firing at five locations including at a wal-mart, movie theater, a truck on the icc and a building at the nsa. three were slightly injured. at the height of his shooting spree young learned that his petition for divorce from his estranged wife had been dismissed by the c

. >> howard, anne arundel also two hours late as are paparappahannock king george. birkly jefferson, mineral and morgan county starting two hours late. >> frederick county virginia and clarke county schools on a one hour delay. for the complete list check the nbc washington app or watch the scroll at the bottom of the screen. >>> be sure to take your time walking out the door this morning. ice is covering sidewalks and side streets this morning. heavy ice on trees bringing down branches this morning and causing power outages, as well. megan mcgrath is live in northwest washington to show us some of the slippery conditions there. >> reporter: we go have some power outages. just a couple hundred though. you can see the accumulation of ice here on this tree branch. we got about a quarter of an inch of ice. and unfortunately it is really coating the sidewalks, people's front steps and the lying. very very slippery conditions out there this morning. anything that wasn't treated, it is encased in ice. take a look at this video here. we caught up with a crew down the stree

. >> at this hour anne arundel county police have one suspect in custody. authorities believe he's responsible for a series of shootings including one near the nation's top spy agency. here's what we know so far about that suspect. he's 35 years old and a prince george's county resident. he's currently undergoing psychological evaluation. he's believed to be the lone gunman behind two shootings that took place less than 24 hours ago. the first on the o.c.c. near laurel, two victims in a moving dump truck were not seriously injured there. the search intensified hours later when the n.s.a. building just 12 miles away near the b.w. parkway sustained damage from shots fired. overnight, the f.b.i. released this statement saying, in part that it believes the suspect is responsible for shooting incidents on the i.c.c. near fort meade army installation and other locations around the baltimore-washington metro area in the last two weeks. our brad bell was the only reporter to talk to the suspect's mother and sister at their homes just hours agthe two were understand

this is what it looked like sudden near route 97 in anne arundel county. maryland statement say an off-duty takoma park police officer did not see traffic stopped ahead of him. he slammed into a nissan killing a passenger inside. that man's teenage daughter and her friend have also died from their injuries. the anne arundel state's attorney will determine if any charges have to be filed. >>> in maryland a police officer of working an accident on the side of the highway when someone plowed into him. it happened on route 29 and old columbia road near the howard and montgomery county line. the howard county officer was sitting in his cruiser and had his emergency lights on. police say a drunk driver ran into him and destroyed the police car. the officer and drive had to be rushed to the hospital. both are expected to be okay. >>> new at 11:00, investigators are trying to figure out how two fires started in bladensburg. two vehicles caught fire and cause good $50,000 in damage -- caused about $50,000 in damage. the fire broke out in the warehouse along lauren

one case in anne arundel county. police say charles ryan iii didn't pay his bill at a bar and started threatening workers. anne arundel county police later arrested him and that's when he kicked a police officer. in a second case, a 20 year-old d.c. firefighter is charged with assaulting an officer in southeast. richard kirkpatrick of northwest was arrested tuesday afternoon. he's also charged with reckless driving. >>> a beltsville man accused in a string of shootings in suburban, maryland, one of them near the nsa is now linked to even more shootings. police say hong young shot into the window of the russet public library in laurel. he'ses suspected of opening fire -- he's also suspected of opening fire maryland live casino. >>> the state department is facing new criticism over rules regarding e-mails. the criticism comes from a watch dog group -- watchdog group in the wake of the uproar over hillary clinton's e-mails. the report says out of one billion e-mails sent by state department workers in 2011, just over 61

in through montgomery county howard county anne arundel county northern to frederick county areas in the pink we are seeing ice on the roadways sidewalks becoming slick. down to the south this is just rain from d.c. down towards fredericksburg over towards leonardtown, all reporting just rain. we have the winter weather advisory. it includes loudoun county fairfax county and really anybody along the potomac to the north, just about all the state of maryland also includes the district where current temperatures are just freezing. still some icing there. tomorrowitis a winter storm watch. why? snow and there could be a lot of it. i'll talk about how much you'll see, when it starts and what to expect because it's not starting a as snow. >>> from gurgling water this morning to a giant sinkhole this afternoon. one neighborhood is now dealing with the aftermath of a broken water main. news4's zachary kiesch is live in northeast washington where people are hoping for progress tonight. hi zach. >> reporter: hey, doreen. you know we showed you the sinkhole in northeast. you can see residents

you can see how much snow we have here in anne arundel county. many are tired of dealing with it and we talked to several people who told us they love it. we found one 11-year-old said he was gathering snow for his castle waiting for his dad to finish up shovelling so they could go sledding. his father says he didn't get to enjoy the winter storms last year at this time because he was deployed in afghanistan so this year, he wanted to make sure that he could make up for it by taking him sledding. not far from them, we found the 18-year-old brandon henry riding his four wheeler out there. while some were dealing with one headache after another getting stuck or sliding off the road because of the conditions, others told us they wouldn't have it any other way. i've always been on four wheelers and dirt bikes my whole life. it's fun to get out there and play a little bit. >> i love it. i'm hoping when i get home i can fire up my snow blower and go to town. >> again officials are urging people to stay off the roads and use caution if you do have to he

anne arundel mills, walmart in laurel, columbia mall movie theater, the icc and nsa. yesterday afternoon a tree service truck was targeted along the icc at the i-95 interchange. one occupant of the truck was wounded by shattered glass another had a bullet lodged in his clothing. police say both were in mortal fear for their lives. then yesterday evening a building at the national xurtd security agency was hit by a bullet. the search ended about 10:30 last night when anne arundel police made a traffic stop in the area of the costco in arundle mills which led for young's arrest. >> investigators worked all night to link these cases together forensically. >> that was chris gordon reporting. to two small victories in court for the man charged in brutal crimes nearly a decade apart in virginia. jesse matthew's defense team got the delay they wanted in a trial in the murder of 18-year-old uva student hannah graham from fairfax county. in addition to the delay, the court will be providing the defense a dna expert. matthew has pleaded not guilty in graham's murder and a 2005

one is here near the pennsylvania border near carroll county and may go over to howard and anne arundelnties. the northern neck stretches north into st. mary's county crossing the bay and moving off to the east. look at the temperatures down the upper 20s. northern western suburbs, eastern southern suburbs. reagan national at 36. a live view from the tower camera showing breaks in the clouds this morning. we will have a little bit of sunshine coming and going through the rest of the day. a chance of a few more sprinkles from time to time as well. layer up this morning. back to you. >> the search continues for two people missing after a building explosion in the east. the blast ripped through three apartment buildings. at least 25 people were hurt and four remain in critical condition. they came to the rescue of those inside the building. >> i was trying to explain to them they got the legs and let it go. >> a gas line is suspected of sparking the explosion that. is still under investigation. >> a german hospital treated cot pilot that deliberately crashed that person jet into the french

these areas in green and howard anne arundel, prince george's and st. mary's. further west southern fairfax county and southern prince william down 95 spotsylvania a few sprinkles of light rain. and west of fredericksburg a few sprinkles coming through a couple more hours. temperatures 54 at reagan national. still in the 40s. south and east into the mid-50s now. and as we get a little sun breaking out later this afternoon, it will begin to warm up. already it's jumping into the 60s. charlottesville at 62 degrees now and some of that warm air will come in. we had quite a bit of fog this morning. this photo by candice trimble in front royal. thick fog there with visibilities under a quarter mile. post your pictures on facebook and on twitter and on instagram. candice put those on twitter. and later this afternoon, here's the timing on anymore rain just south and east of the metro area. that rain through maybe around 2:00 3:00. maybe continuing in the northern neck and lower eastern shore. a little after that. most of the rest of the area gradually drying out. the

washington howard anne arundel county schools, charles, st. mary's calvert, king george all on a two hour delay today, as well. >> west virginia now berkeley jefferson, morgan county schools starting two hours late. all this information on the nbc washington app. let's go to tom now and see how the ice will affect you. >> yeahof the winter. about a quarter of an inch. right now radar not getting anymore icing into on, no more freezing rain or drizzle. this is a picture of a side street. most of the main roads are wet, but side streets are icy. your footing is treacherous. you'll spend some time scraping ice off your windshield, as wet. let the car warm up and deicers take effect and get the ice of off your side windows, mirrors as well as your back window this morning because it will be staying at or a little below freezing between now and 8:00. coming up at 5:11, a look at when this ice melts. >>> you want to give yourself extra time as you're leaving this morning. we have fog and icy slick conditions so do be careful. an accident georgia ave

she represents part of prince ge ane arundel counties. >>> a bill will be considered to keep chemicals away there your home. it would most lawn pesticides. public hearings earlier this year attracted a lot of attention on both sides of this issue. th committee meets at 9:30 this morning in rockville. >>> also today, leaders will remind you don't drink and drive on st. patrick's day. the national highway traffic safety administration reports that 55% of all traffic deaths on st. patrick's day are caused by drunk drivers. you can get a free ride home the sober ride program will begin at 4:00 p.m. tomorrow and run until 4:00 a.m. wednesday morning. go to nbc washington and search sober ride on your mobile app for the number to call for that free ride. up to a $30 fare will be free. >>> about 2,000 people signed up for a pub crawl in arlington this weekend according to the "washington " which says the number is only half as big as last year. the change comes with new rules for pub crawls. the county board put the new permit requirements in pr 25 people were arrested last year. >>> concerns

bullet was found lodged in the head rest of a motorcyclist allegedly fired on at random by young on arundel mills boulevard february 24th, an extreme close call for a driver who suffered only minor injuries from flying glass. young stands accused of five shootings in all including taking pot shots at an nsa building and a truck traveling on the icc which slightly injured two men. >> everyone here at this walmart as well as many of the other locations where young allegedly struck relieved today that he was ordered held without bail until he could be tried. in laurel, scott broom wusa 9. >> young was going through a divorce and resigned as a maryland corrections officer in 2014. there were no signs of trouble in his work record according to state officials. >>> montgomery county police are trying to piece together what happened in this deadly crash this morning in poolesville. this was the scene in the morning. the person veered in to oncoming traffic and struck another car. 34-year-old amy riggs of adams town virginia was killed. the driver of the truck suffered minor injuries. >>> now to th

that's moving up into northern anne arundel and howard county.ther south, the line of moderate rain stretches across fairfax county from great falls right through fairfax city down to burke and across the prince william line. it will move into charles county and right into prince george's county. so where there is light rain there now that will continue to track on through and then a little later into calvert and st. mary's. and when you are away from your tv you can track the radar with the storm team 4 weather app. as we look at temperatures right now, wloo what a difference from yesterday. it's about 30 degrees colder than it was yesterday afternoon. it's only in the low to mid-40s now. and we'll stay steady here in the low to mid-40s for the morning commute with wet roads, drive time forecast in the 40s and then during the afternoon, roads will be drying out and we'll only hover around 50 degrees during the afternoon. post your pictures like sue cromer did in arlington basking in the 70 degree temperatures. dog wood blossoms are coming out th

run anne arundel medical center says a family member of a patient made a bomb threat.pital is on a modified lockdown meaning people can still get in and out but must present an i.d. to officers at the toor. otherwise the hospital is operating normally. >>> a follow on our big story yesterday when a confrontation at the national security agency ended with a man dressed as a woman dead in the road. tonight we know his name and more about how he and a friend ended up speeding toward the gate at the nsa. here's our chris gordon. >> reporter: the fbi says ricky hall of baltimore died on the scene. we are learning more about the confrontation that happened here at the nsa entrance and what may happen next. fbi agents are conducting interviews following leads and collecting evidence. baltimore fbi and the u.s. attorney's office will determine if any criminal charges will be filed. now we know it began here in howard county at this motel along washington boulevard. howard county police say a 60-year-old man reported his ford escape had been stolen. he said he picked up two you

police in anne arundel county are asking you to stay away from route 50 near 655. eastbound lanes are closed because of a deadly crash and are expected to stay close several hours. no word on what caused the accident. another serious crash, this one on solomons island road. we know at least four cars were involved. eight people had to be taken to the hospital, three of them life lighted it, including a one-year-old. none of the injuries were life-threatening. antennae, two police officers are in critical condition after a wrong way crash in new york city. that killed another officer and a friend. all were heading home from a strip club when the car drove into oncoming traffic, hitting a tractor-trailer head on. investigators have applied for warrant to test the driver's blood alcohol level. u.s. forces are evacuating a military base along the southern coast of yemen. the move comes after al qaeda seized a neighboring city in the war-torn country. u.s. forces began launching drone strikes three years ago. american british, and french embassies in yemen's capital clo

>> -- between anne arundel county first responders. it sounds like they first got this call after those suspects crashed into that police vehicle and after the bullets started flying. >> ft. meade, about 25 29 i think 27 responds. motorcycle collision with possible gunshot wounds. with gunshot wounds. >> the calls go on to indicate at least two people were taken to shock trauma units at the hospital but they did not confirm whether anyone had been kimmed at that point. jim and pat, back to you.lled at that point. jim and pat, back to you. >> this is the second time this year shots have been fired near the nsa building at ft. meade. earlier this month police say a man wanted for at least nine random shootings in the region fired shots at the complex. no one was hurt in that case. and there are no indications that these incidents are in any way connected. >>> the victims say the impact on them will last much longer than the sentence handed down today. daniel cleaves was sentenced to 18 months in prison for having unprotected sex with two

. >>> you can help police if you recognize the man who stole a woman's purse in anne arundel county. rob beery victim fought back by biting her attacker and it was caught on camera. this happened sunday afternoon outside a pizza hut on ritchie highway south in brooklyn park. a 58-year-old woman was leaving with her pizza when a map opened her car door and tried to take her purse. >> his hand come into my mouth. so i bite him. i bite him as much as i can. but i don't think about anything. i just fight. you're not going to take my purse. >> the victim stopped fighting when the robber warned her that he had a gun and then he did take off with her purse. these pictures are from 20 minutes later when the man tried to use her bank card at an atm in southwest baltimore. police are looking for a green town and country minivan. >>> in news"news 4 your health," a new study finds some children are being set up for early heart disease. researchers at northwestern university say kids are eating too much sugar and salt. they say kids are not eating must have fruits and vegetables and some of the k

an anne arundel county judge denied bail today for hong young. prosecutors say they found evidence he planned to leave the country. young is charged with attempted murder for a shooting at anne arundel mills mall that injured a man. he's accused in four other shootings. they include the inner county connector in prince george's county outside of the nsa headquarters and shooting near a movie theater. >>> developing right now, protests erupt over a controversial shooting. how their message is disrupting things this afternoon. >>> beating the odds. for the first time we're hearing from the man who found a young girl inside a wrecked car. why they say they were meant to find her. >>> the sunshine isn't going to stick around for long. >>> i'm scott mcfarlane at the live desk. going to try to show you some images from chopper 3 4. breaking news in brandywine. emergency rue krewes are rescued somebody from a pond there. a person who had been in the water we're told by prince george's county fire for 50 minutes. the rescue was told. cpr has been admitte

and the first across the street from the arundel mills mall in a park lot there. that's where the surveillance video came from. let's go back to yesterday when things started heating up. the fooikbi bringing someone into custody. it was the shooting in open highway there, two men inside their landscaping truck coming under fire. both were injured, one was grazed by the bullet the other one had some glass that you caused him to get some cuts. fbi does have one person in custody now. as far as a motive, it looks like all of the shootings are random. richard jordan news 4. >> right now we're, woulding working to find the condition of two men shot overnight. police found the first shot in the stomach at new jersey avenue and m street. the second victim looked like a possible suspect in that shooting. these shootings happened just blocks apart. we'll update you with any new details. >>> it is now 6:48. former secretary of state hillary clinton is under increasing fire for using personal e-mail instead of a government issued e-mail while in office. many are saying she v

it's march 30th in anne arundel, april 1st in frederick, april 6th in garrett. state officials say three other districts have asked permission to do the same but they won't say which ones yet. we know montgomery county schools are keeping spring break into account soer to reduce the school year by three days to offset the snow days. but they've warned parents expect the school year to extend from june 12th to june 17th. frederick county despite trimming spring break, will also extend its school year by two days through june 17th and the school year will b extended till 17th in howard county too. prince george's county schools say no decision there yet, but the northern virginia districts will keep their calendars intact. they didn't miss enough days there to require any makeups. in maryland this is the second year in a row school districts have asked state leaders for permission to change their school calendars and worth remembering the state rejected requests in 2014 to shorten the 108-day school year pause of all the snow. back to you. >>> police are trying to

and the first was in a shopping center just across the street from the anne arundel mills mall. that was the first shooting there. and that was in hanover. video showed a vehicle of interest at the time. a car driving with the windows down in very cold temperatures. it was that tip plus the information that was gathered from the investigation that ultimately led to this one arrest. fbi saying they have one person in custody. unclear what the motive was the reason behind will the five shootings was. but that is all part of the investigation. something that will likely turn up when federal investigators release more information hopefully later came. richard jordan making calls to find out how far along repairs are at a water main break. a big sinkhole was caused. this was on 13th near farragut. about 25 homes lost water when it was turned off for repairs. >>> also developing right now, police officers shot a man in d.c. they believe was involved in a different shooting blocks away. police say shortly after midnight they found a man shot in the stomach at new jersey avenue and m st

the fbi does have someone in custody and that person was arrested and taken into custody in anne arundel county. they say that person is responsible for several shootings, not just the to yesterday but several others that have happened in the area the past two weeks. let me give you storieones we can -- information about the countries we can confirm. the first one happened off the icc. police say it happened at about 2:45. a truck owned by nelson tree experts was hit while going east. there were two men in that vehicle. one was hurt when glass shattered and hit him. the other was hit by a etbull but it was stopped by his clothing. shortly after that, a few miles away gunshots hit a building at the nsa. no one was hit there. the f.b.i. has taken over this investigation, but this is what we heard from police right after the truck shooting. >> the glats striking -- the glass striking one of the subjects in the vehicle. glass got in their face. then a bullet penetrated the clothing of another subject that was in the vehicle. >> reporter: as i said miraculously no one was seriously hurt. both

2008 she's represented maryland's fourth district which includes parts of prince george's and anne arundel counties. >> she's ban partner with us. >> reporter: chris van hollen of maryland's eighth district which includes montgomery and parts of frederick and carroll countys announced his candidacy. a source close to anthony brown says the former maryland lieutenant governor is exploring his opportunities and will announce his intentions soon. news4 as also confirmed that former prince george's maryland state's attorney glen ivy has interest in the seat and maryland senator anthony mousse maryland delegate michael vaughn and former council web ingrid turner have confirmed their intentions to run as well. former delegate and edward supporter aisha bravevoice says she's excited about the pofblts. >> in maryland we've never ae electricitied an african-american woman to the u.s. senate and donna was a pioneer being the first african-american woman elected to congress from our state. >> reporter: no one has officially filed to run for edward' seat. it will be fund-raising and campaigning for th

police in anne arundel county arrested a man after they say he shot at them and barricaded himself in his pasadena home. they say that the 38-year-old was holed up for about an hour. the teams had to dear -- the teams had to take over a neighbor's deck for a better vantage point. he was taken to the hospital for a gunshot went to his leg that the police say may have been self-inflicted. developing in san francisco, a swift response after four officers are accused of sending racist and homophobic text messages. court documents show that the text messages were full of slurs. the chief of police said if they are found to have sent those messages, he will seek nothing less than termination. people across the country got an early start on st. patrick's day this weekend. in the district and boston, gay rights groups marched in parades for the first time. some catholic groups oppose the inclusion of the lgbtq immunity in the event. others say it is long overdue. >> it is a great event. >> it has been going on in san francisco for a long time. kimberly: participants in boston included a group

. >> the call you just heard indicated the anne arundel county fire department took a 21-year-old man who was shot to the hospital. the age of the second suspect who was killed after the crash in the firefight with police is not clear from these calls. the 44-year-old man that first responders transported was the nsa officer who was injured. as soon as we get any word or update on their conditions we'll bring that to you. for now, back to you in the studio. >>> we're still working to gather a lot of information about this including how many shots were fired and if those gunshots in fact killed that driver. make sure you have the nbc washington app to keep up with this breaking news. >>> new at 5:00 teens too young to drive are dealing with the loss of a classmate killed piloting a plane by himself. the 16-year-old crashed near the orange county airport. investigators spent today hoping to learn what went wrong. northern virginia bureau chief julie carey live at the teen's high school now. >> reporter: students tell me it was uncharacteristically quiet inside river bend high school tod

montgomery county and anne arundel county got the worst of it, a quarter inch of ice. in bethesda, workers were clearing the sidewalks through the evening so retailers and restaurants could stay open. >> it is slippery when it's wet. rebecca: walking or driving, it was a bad night to be out. >> it is terrible. >> it was pretty crazy. rebecca: there were numerous weather-related accidents. bridges were especially dangerous. the 11th street ridge in d.c. had to close because of an overturned vehicle. and snow plows and ice trucks were out all day, but could not keep pace with the slippery sleet. >> it literally spun through both lanes. rebecca: in montgomery county rescue crews responded to multiple accidents, including a car going down a steep and bank amid. throughout the region, drivers quickly discovered even the main roads were sometimes treacherous today. >> be very careful. rebecca: kimberly, this ice is going nowhere fast. the places where we had piles of snow, now we have the tiles of ice and it will be difficult in the morning walking outside. be careful and sl

on saturday night, anne arundel county police responded to a call for a fight at the irish channel ofover a bar cap. police arrested trolls ryan, a veteran d.c. firefighter. brian verbally threatened the officer and make racially disparaging remarks. this is the latest troor the fitment. we asked d.c. residents to weigh in on the accusations. >> it is unexpected for the firefighters to do something like that. even when they are off-duty. >> sometimes veterans, sometimes firefighters are other people will just have a bad day. >> we did not get a response back from the firefighters union reps. we are told both men are awaiting their day in court and both are on administrative leave. alison: new information tonight in an investigation into emergency response times in the district. residents contacted us with come -- with some concerns after man was stabbed on monday. the building superintendent claims it took more than 40 minutes for the ambulance to arrive. tonight, d.c. fire and ems responded. it said it got call at 6:48 99 and 28 minutes later, the trans- -- the patient was transporte

charged with attempted murder and assault for the february shooting that injured a man near anne arundel mills mall. the shooting was the first of a string of shootings reported in maryland in the past week. no word yet on when his bond hearing will happen. coming up on abc 7 news at noon new details on hillary clinton's e-mail controversy. how the former secretary of state is responding to the scandal involving the use of her personal e-mail account. plus honoring the former mayor for life. what local leaders are doing today to remember marion barry on what would have been his 79th birthday. plus stranded on icy roads. a look at the cleanup now under way in the south and other parts of the country. and eileen whelan is back with some good news about our forecast here at home including when a warmup will be on the way. we'll be right back. >> hillary clinton is finally responding to the controversy over her e-mail scandal. clinton asked for the state department to disclose the e-mail she turned over from her tenure as secretary of state. officials say the past six months. clinton came un

we found several people out here in anne arundel county who say they absolutely love it.ling at a pretty steady rate out here and doing so for the last few hours since we've been driving around now and it's making driving pretty difficult in some areas, as you can imagine. in fact, we found a postal service truck stuck on a side street and the employee told us that's the second time it happened to her today. while she was dealing with one headache after another, we found someone else riding around on his four wheeler having fun it and a dad who was looking forward to finding a hill nearby since he was deployed overseas last year he says he didn't get to enjoy the snowstorms with his 11-year-old son last winter. >> tell us what you're excited about to do. >> now we get to go sledding. i've been waiting for a couple of good snowstorms and i definitely got it this year. now we'll go sledding. there's definitely enough snow on the ground here to go sledding. you don't have to go far and don't have to get in your car to get to those hills. if you have to get behind the wheel,