is being held without bond after allegedly throwing a molotov cocktail inside a liquor store in beltsville, maryland. it happened sunday night. two employees were injured. the suspect, edwards, was quickly arrested. his mother told a store manager, her son had recently escaped from a mental health facility. one of the injured employees remains hospitalized, but is one of the injured employees remains hospitalized, but is expected to recover. the manager says earlier on sunday, edwards had been bothering customers at a nearby giant store. he'd also stopped into the liquor store. edwards faces 11 charges, including attempted first and second-degree murder. new this morning. a controversial milwaukee sheriff-- has resigned. sheriff david clarke turned in his letter of resignation, effective at midnight. clarke-- a loyal supporter of president donald trump-- became a national figure as a surrogate for the trump campaign. the former sheriff did not say what he plans to do next-- but politico is reporting that he will take a role within the trump administration. bruce springsteen has yet to star

tordil pleaded guilty to last year's shootings that happened outside high point high school in beltsville. the day after the shootings, tordil went on a shooting rampage in montgomery county. he killed two people and wounded two others. he was sentenced in july to life in prison without parole for those crimes. also happening today.. prince george's county public school students are heading b fairmont heights high school in capitol heights will begin classes in a brand new building. it has geothermal heating and cooling. and there's a roof garden outside a science classroom. we'll check out that school, and we'll speak with schools superintendent kevin maxwell.. later this morning. groundbreaking moves in the fight against alzheimers. the new test that could help diagnose the disease sooner so you can get a jump-start on treatment -- straight ahead. plus, grab that umbrella -- we're getting some wet weather today. eileen whelan shows us where and when it will hit -- after the break. it's 's #1 is a status earned in every wash. and one we re-earn, everyday. #1 trusted. #1 awarded. it's got

tordil pleaded guilty to last year's shootings that happened outside high point high school in beltsville. the day after the shootings, tordil went on a shooting rampage in montgomery county. he killed two people and wounded two others. he was sentenced in july to life in prison without parole for those crimes. developing now in the district.. police say a 12-year-old girl will not be arrested for stabbing a male classmate at her high school - because of diplomatic immunity! this happened at the british international school of washington in northwest. that diplomatic status means no charges now- but investigators say they will look into the case and turn it over to prosecutors. the boy's injuries were not life threatening. a health alert this morning for people in prince george's county. crews are set to spray more pesticide after a mosqui there are no human cases at this time- but residents are urged to take precautions to avoid bites. spraying will take place tonight in hyattsville and bladensburg. time now for weather - have the umbrella; showers continue - 15-20 cooler today - sunshin

shootingd guilty to his wife and injuring another person outside high point high school in beltsville. the next day, he went on a shooting spree in montgomery county, killing two people and one day after the trump administration announced an into the deferred action for childhood arrivals program, backlash continues. the president says he may revisit daca in six months if congress does not pass legislation to protect undocumented immigrants who arrived in the u.s. as the. some lawmakers are calling from an immediate vote on the dream act. marchers, many coming from charlottesville, va continue their trek to the district. the 100 mile marks that again as a rally against white supremacy last week is expected to finish today. sam sweeney is back with more on their journey. church made it to falls and now into arlington. , they aree group taking a lunch break after walking a couple of miles this morning. they started around 10:00. some did come all the way from charlottesville. august 28, 118 miles. here is video of them walking about one hour or so ago. they will make their way to the ml

the scene edmondson road as it cuts through the agriculture department's research farm in beltsville. family tells the story this way. two good samaritans stopped to help drivers involved in an accident. but two good driver. one of the victims, 52-year-old jorge rios. he loved animals. he loved motorcycles. and he loved his family. >> i hope he's proud of me, to see how hard this has been but how i have to pretty much keep going. it's been very hard. >> reporter: going to miss him? >> of course. very much so. my best friend. >> reporter: mr. rios lived about two and a half miles from the hit and run scene. he was a fixture in the neighborhood, a carpenter by trade. he built a special house for lucas's dog. it has a picture window, lights, carpeting, even heat. lucas was with him when this happened. he was rescued by a neighbor. >> the worst part of that is he was trying to help somebody else when he lost his life. but george is a good guy and i >> reporter: i'm pat collins, news4. >>> u.s. park police are in charge of the investigation and so far they have not made me arrests in the c

th cuts through the agricultural department's farm in beltsville.two good samaritans stopped to help drivers involved in an accident. the two good samaritans end up getting killed by a hit and run driver. one of the victims, 52-year-old jorge rios. he loved animals. he loved motorcycles, and he loved his family. >> i hope he's proud of me to see how hard this has been but how i have to just pretty much keep going. but it's been very hard. >> reporter: going to miss him. >> of course. very much. he's my dad. my best friend. >> reporter: mr. rios lived about two and a half miles from the hit and run scene. he was a fixture in the neighborhood, a carpenter by trade. he built this special house for lucas's dog. it has a picture window, lights, carpeting, even heat. lucas was with him when this happened. he was rescued by a neighbor. >> the worst part about it is he was trying to help someone else when he lost his life but jorge was a good guy. i could see it. >> reporter: i'm pat collins, news4. >> the kind of heroism when he put your own life at risk t

innocence sentences for a man that went on shooting last year after killing his wife outside a beltsville high school. he shot a man trying to help his wife and then two people in montgomery mall parking lot and then a grocery store parking lot. today the word came down two more life sentences for prince george country on top of four life innocence sentences in montgomery country. >> look at your screen here because plea wants to know if you recognize this man police in prince william county say he exposed himself to 8-year-old girl inside a home depot in woodbridge one of the girl's family members con phoned him and took the picture. that's when the man took off. if you know him call prince william county police. >> a bits of small victory for opponents of purple line a federal judge refused to listen to friend of cap tap trail. the development of purple line would harm community an they want judge to issue temporary re of trail and tearing up trees. the trail was shut down yesterday after funding came through for that purple line it's a long term project that will be closed for a number

he killed his estranged wife outside of beltsville high school. tordell shot and injured a man trying to help his life and the following day shot three people in the parking lot of montgomery mall killing one man and kill another woman in a grocery store parking lot as he tried to steal her suv. today he got two more life sentences from prince george county that is on top of four life sentences on montgomery county. so he's going to be stepped spending the rest of his days in jail. >> all right. this is a story out of prince william county quite a disturbing one i want to show you a picture of many man and police are asking a simple question. do you recognize him. he's accused of exposing h himself to an 8-year-old girl in woodbridge. and one of the family's family members they saw the guy and con fronted hem and took this picture and then ran off. that's why prince william county we want to hear from you if you recognize this man. >> following transportation stories which we always love around here whether metro, whatever it is talking about the

say he threw a molotov cocktail at an employee who wouldn't let him inside the liquor store in beltsville. the store's manager says the employee has third degree burns. >> they won't let me talk to him or see him because he's in the burn unit and worried of infection. >> our bureau chief, tracee wilkins found out the attack also hurt a customer. he's out of the hospital. >>> they're accused of taking bribes over smoe removal. anthony willie of culpepper and kenneth adams of fairfax are accused of awarding over $9 million in snow removal deals to four contractors. they allegedly received $140,000 in investigators say this went on for three winters starting in 2013. >>> good news. if you use the met re station to get to work or -- the escalator set to reopen. construction on the 13th street entrance is complete with two new escalators in service. the work was supposed to take six months but wrapped up a month ahead of schedule. pretty good news indeed. >>> here's an answer to a question some of us may have lost sleep over. why are yawns contagious? new study says contagious yawning may be t

also looking nice top side of the beltway speed sensors 58 through beltsville. 70 in frederick reallyd conditions. metro service kicks up at 5:00 a.m. any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. >> equifax hit with a $70 billion lawsuit. crowned in atlantic city. >> here's a live look at port ccanaveral still dealing with the outer bands of hurricane irma. time right now is 4:38. back in a moment. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ at ikea, we believe that for every busy day there should be a cozy dream bedroom. ♪ ♪ ♪ that you can find the comfort you're looking for at a price you've been waiting for. ♪ ♪ ♪ that the cost of a good night's sleep shouldn't keep you up at night. ♪ ♪ ♪ and we believe... that cozy should never be costly. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ♪ >> time is 4:40. we're back with what's hot on the web, the stories you're engaging with the most this morning on social media. >> holly morris joins us with what's trending. good morning. >> good morning, everybody. first up of course all eyes are on florida this morning after hurricane irma hammered the sunshine state. it continues to make its way north pulling

final phone call from julia in beltsville, maryland, also undocumented. on the air. caller: thank you for taking my call. i want to thank the congressman daca king care of the program and i want to say to the many of -- ple that pursuing really good -- like mine mine. e's trying to study his master -- business, so i very -- like you say, that is all i school.high knowing -- i select him to study i was working.le host: julia, when did your child here? caller: my child come here in years old.he was six here, he was just grade.ing the second and then, ade here he's 22, just graduated from year, he waso this orking in industry in many -- in colorado. host: julia saying her son wants to get his phd. your reaction? guest: the more americans hear nd see people real lifelike this, it changes the dialogue. t is easy to have judgment if you have never met a daca person, an elusive person you know. i've seen daca youth, shaken their hands and had tear hearing their es story. again, i think most americans want to do the right thing there. these folks, it is all they have ever kn

trouble in beltsville, cell phone 270 is checking for a crash near montrose road. are on flash in virginia, treating this intersection as a four-way stop. i will show you how slow the ride is out of college park. ever wondered what it takes to put on a daytime talk show? i went to new york to take you behind the scenes. take a look. it is one of the nation's most watched daytime talk shows. in syndication in over 200 tv stations across the country on a daily basis. >> i was here before regis was here. i was here from the beginning. we have gone through different changes but we are still around. seeing what it takes to put on. the fastest hour of television? it >> it's the one thing and every it used to, how fast it goes. because ryan makes it fly by so quickly. kidd: there's an extra boost of energy as the fans were not only for fifth harmony. millions tune in every day to watch them talk about the lives. >> how are you? wrecks i'm excellent. >> you as have a great relationship on air. what's it like off air? like it's bad. no chemistry. >> i talked to him more tha

to help her, he pled guilty to last year's shootings just outside that high point high school in beltsville. today, after the shooting, a rampage in montgomery county. he killed two people and wounded two others. he was sentenced to life in prison without parole for those crimes. right now the last batch of students in maryland is headed back to class. larry: in prince george's county as hundreds of thousands of students get ready for the first bell of the new year. right, good morning to you. before the first bell, these children have to get on the bus. 132,000 students are enrolled. 85,000 ride the buses. i know you are trying to get signed up. [indiscernible] school, what's the most important thing? >> being on time. got to check the bus out, make sure everything is set, like you got gas, like the engine is running like you are supposed to. , make suremailbox that things haven't changed. john: how many stops of you made? john: how many children do you pick up? >> 500. john: 500 question or just your bus? >> was school? john: high schools, fairmont -- john: the new school? like no, i have

two are hurt after a man hurls a molotov cocktail in beltsville. kayvon edwards was quickly arrested and his mother came to the store and apologized. she told the store manager her son recently mental health facility. one of the injured employees remains hospitalized but is expected to recover. edwards faces 11 charges including attempted first and second-degree murder. developing right now in d.c., police are looking for three people who actually managed to haul an a.t.m. out of a building. this happened in the 1400 plock of pennsylvania avenue southeast. if you have information about these guys, d.c. police want to hear from you. larry: new information about a scheme to cash in on snow. six v dot workers arrested in a bribery scheme. they took part in a $9 million bribe screen including snow removal contracts. v dot isn't saying much but that it's aware of the case and is operating with investigators. autria: it's your chance to contribute for the victims. we're teaming up with the salvation army to stand strong for texas. sam sweeney is live at

in beltsville, i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. >>> it may look like another bed. but coming up on news 4, i'll tell you why these new beds represent hope for thousands of teens in our area. >> reporter: the march from charlottesville, virginia, to d.c. has taken on new form. we're outside mcpherson square where demonstrators have started born and raised incian, dr. rrural virginia went to vmi. trained at johns hopkins. an army doctor who treated soldiers seriously wounded in the gulf war. eighteen years as volunteer medical director as lt. governor, he's fighting to expand healthcare in virginia. he'll get it done as governor. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, and we need to provide access to affordable healthcare for all virginians, not take it away. >>> tracking the rain in our region. storm team 4 radar showing the rain across the area. pretty steady around the beltway. currently towards i-81. in the fredericksburg area, we'll continue to see rain through the rest of the overnight hours. through 10:00, 11:00 tonight. notice big-time storms. actually a severe wa

maryland man that went on shooting rampage last year after quiling his estranged wife outside ever a beltsvillee george county sentenced 65-year-old it ordill to two life sentence this morning on top of two life sentenc killed his wife outside of a high school last may while waiting for daughters. he shot and injured a man trying to help his wife. and then you may remember a day later he shot three people in the parking lot of montgomery mall killing one man. and also killing a woman in grocery store parking lot as he tried to steal her suv this was a huge story of course and we have been following it this whole time. and today the prince george county state's attorney spoke on this sentencing calling toredel ruthless. >> d.c. firefighters spend the next 18 months under house arrest he pled guilty to assault and weapons charge that happened outside his girlfriend's home. and court documents said he threatened her and another man and this happened in april and charged with reckless driving for fatal car crash that was sentenced to 60 days in jail and kept working as a d.c. firefighter and at the

killed his wife in may of 2016 as she waited to pick up her daughter high point high school in beltsvillehot three people at west field montgomery mall in bethesda and giant cosry store parking lot shot a woman in aspen hill. two victims died. tortle pled guilty to the crimes and sentenced to four consecutive life innocence. >> time 5:5 1 let's look at the stories you'reen gaming with most. >> maureen is back with i look at the news tra caribbean considered most powerful ever in atlantic ocean. it's registering on devices designed to detect. >> the daca program rolled out narrow bam aadministration has been rescinded and former president is not happy about it deferred action for ch childhood arrives prax protects young immigrants brought into the country illegally as children. former president obama took to facebook hours after the decision. he posted in part to target these young people is wrong because they have done nothing wrong. >> today we'll learn more about how trump's one million personal donations will be used. late week the president announced he was donating a million of his o

she was last seen two days ago in the 3400 block of cheri hill and beltsville. if you have seen her or you may know where she is, please contact police. prince gorges county police leading the search. now back to you. >>> thanks, angie. a very mild start to your wednesday. hump day. getting closer and closer to the weekend as you're waiting on the bus outside early this morning. temperatures near 70 early. low to m upper 80s near 90. there is a 20% chance of isolated shower. highest chances down in southern maryland south of waldorf. sheena's got your five day forecast coming up. >>> hey, chuck. we've got an incident in the in bound stretch new york avenue. near kendall street we had a crash and it has within blocking the left lane. that just cleared. district authorities have wrapped up there. in arlington, washington boulevard eastbound between columbia pike and 110 have accident activity blocking the right side of the roadway. linden, a vehicle left the roadway off to the left side into the trees. a lot of equipment headed to the scene. back to you. >>> ticke

eulalio tordil murdered outside a high school in beltsville.e saw this video for the first time yesterday. it shows tordil walking up to his wife, gladys tordil's car at the same time their daughter is coming out of school. the girl drops her bag and runs towards the car. prosecutors say gladys tordil told her daughter to turn around and go back to school. next comes the heartbreaking 911 call from the daughter telling police that her mother needs help. tordil shot and killed his wife and injured a man who tried to help her. >>> changed the way the cathedral looks in washington. the church has begun removing four stained glass panels honoring stonewall jackson a robert e. lee. they'll be placed in storage. they're an obstacle to church teaching the pastor says. >>> thrown to the ground and handcuffed. an nfl player says he was the victim of excessive force. we'll tell you the story behind the video you'll beee >>> plus, a lot of us have seen the deer on our way to work. how about this wild animal. a tiger spotted on a highway. now we know how i

see a slow rate continuing to get the capital beltway on interstate 66 as well as 95. 95 through beltsville been reopened once you get past university boulevard in. we continue to see slow right size to 70 through clarksburg coming into federal content montgomery county. >> thanks.news traffic and weather updates on good morning washington o >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the new film "woodshock," kirsten dunst. one of the stars of the series "suits," gabriel macht. and the newly crowned miss america, cara mund. check out the world's beard and mustache championship winners. we continue our "totes amaze week" ." all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪

and then as we make our way out on 95, this is outside the top side of the beltway coming from beltsville are dealing with an inner loop crash on the off-ramp to chain bridge road. speeds of 16 miles per hour on the in your opinion through tysons as usual and unfortunately the southbound delay has grown on gw parkway 27 minutes to spout run from the beltway and northbound side that crash did clear. we do have heavy volume on the key bridge from rosland into georgetown. i will tell you the good news right now all metro rail lines on time several metro bus delays because of congestion any questions erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. back to you guys. >> still ahead, avoiding the freshman 15. health experts say a simple trick can help college students avoid the dreaded weight gain. >> get your caffeine fix might cost i was little bit more we'll talk about why the price might be rising for your morning joe. >> cheech students who want to keep their weight in check may want to weigh in every day. researchers at the university of pennsylvania tracked 300 students. those who stepped on the scale daily w