district three headquarters, brad news, abc7 news. jonathan: for the officer killed jacai colson. he was posthumously given the gold medal of valor. before he was killed he did shoot and wound ford that ended the attack on officers. nancy: john miller pleading no contest to misdemeanor reckless driving and guilty to fail to yield that killed tristan schulz and injured mindy schulz. the prosecutors dropped serious charges afte could not prove miller was using the cell phone at the time of the crash. jonathan: developing right now a growing crisis in california as the wildfires continue to spread across the state. if you have not seen the video it takes your breath away when you see it. at this hour we know 15 people confirmed dead as a result. we are learning that federal aid approved to fight back against the fire claimed lives and destroyed homes. tonight we are seeing not only the spreading flames but the smoldering aftermath. images pouring in showing block after block of destroyed neighborhoods, homes that have been leveled. more than 2,000 homes and businesses are gone burned

. >> thank you, brad. new this evening philadelphia police are investigating the attack of a 26-year-old woman. skyfox over the scene tonight in olney. it happened right around 8:00 on lance diss street. a robber establish the woman in the arm and hand obviously that' not skyfox. that's just graphic. she's at the hospital expecte ed to be okay. police have not made any arres arrests. >>> all right. so the van you see right here, philadelphia police are hoping it's going lead them to the driver in a deadly hit-and-run. they say the van in this just released photo is connected to a crash that killed a 31-year-old man in port richmond. investigators are hoping someone comes forward tow sew the victim's familiar confidential get some closure finally. fox 29's dave kinchen live at the accident investigation division in north philly. dave? >> reporter: well, lucy i spoke with the friend of the victim online who said that the victim was a good man with a good heart. a lot of people very shocked by all of this, and th

in upper marlboro, brad bell, abc7 news. larry: thank you, brad. new developments in water crisis. prosecutor announcing a sixth involuntary manslaughter charge. the chief medical executive due in court on a different charge will face the new one. this is tied to an outbreak of legionnaires' disease 2014 to 2515. alison: checking our top stories, three fast-moving wildfires burning their way through the california wine country tonight. one person confirmed dead. authorities told thousands of people to evacuate. the fires are north of napa and they have destroyed 1,500 buildings and burned 50,000 acres. dry and windy conditions make it difficult to fight the fires. larry: montgomery county council extended timeline for proposed increase in the local minimum wage. instead of going up to $15 by 2020, the bill changes to 2022 for large businesses and 2024 for small ones. it changes the definition of a small business from 25 employees to 50. alison: hardline immigration are being met with firm noes on capitol hill. in exchange for a deal on allowing dreamers to stay in the country. the t

in bethesda, brad bell, abc7 news. nancy: brad, thank you very much. at 80%, the abc7 instapoll right now showing a lot of the viewers do not agree with the move. you can weigh in by going to wjla.com/votenow to share your thoughts. jonathan: all right. switch gears raincoats, umbrellas and the headlights. these are the must have accessories. meteorologist steve rudin tracking must-needed rain. it will be gray for a bit. steve: the shower stick around for overnight hours. it's not heavy downpours or a washout but if you have plans for the next few hours, make sure that you have an umbrella handy. this is what it looks like on the stormwatch7 satellite and radar for you. showers are exiting frederick. heading farther west around hancock. we are looking at the showers. this is moving east toward hagerstown. but once again nothing heavy. nothing that will become severe. temperatures this evening will slowly fall in the 60's. we will keep the showers in the forecast again for the day tomorrow. big changes are on the way for the upcoming weekend. more on th

in edgewood, brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: horrible. brad, thank you. three people were killed in the mass shooting including one man from arlington who commuted. amy aubert continues the team coverage tonight with how the victims' families are tonight. amy? amy: you can see the slabs of granite over my shoulder like what they would have been working on. it has been quiet out here today. people coming and going offering one another hugs of support. >> on thursday, bayarsaikhan tudev's family meeting in prayer and offering forgiveness. >> it's hard to forgive him but we forgive him through god's love only. amy: for giveness for the man that opened fire at advanced granite solutions on wednesday, killing three people. one of them 53-year-old tudev. >> he it was the best dad and the best husband anyone could ask for. amy: the father of three and grandfather of two described as a hard worker and the ultimate family man. >> soft-hearted, good-hearted. easy going. friendly person. everybody loves him. amy: a in front of the business where it happened. >> righ

maryland bureau chief brad bell have new developments for brad? brad: a lot going on. advanced granite solutions has not reopened. some employees have been coming and going but this morning most gathered here to get a briefing from the sheriff and the state attorney about what happens next. large part was yes, the first trial in delaware. the harford county state attorney and sheriff say they met with employees of advanced granite solutions this morning. to update the investigation and the prosecution of accused workplace killer radee prince. prince remains locked up in delaware where he is charged with shooting a man two hours after allegedly killing three workers and injuring two more. the prosecutor healing and prince will be tried in delaware instead of maryland first. in part the penalt same. >> in delaware the defendant looks at attempted first-degree murder to receive life sentence. in delaware they don't have parole so life sentence is a life sentence. brad: that state's attorney says it's the same that the defendant would be placed maryland if convicted on all

to new york in 29 minutes. >> it's real. brad: maryland transportation secretary was with the governor in the tour of the initial boring site in jessup yesterday. still short on detail, the planned initial d.c. to baltimore link is a game changer and won't involve tax dollars. >> the idea that one can travel unimpeded at very high speeds, i think will offer the benefit to a lot of p maryland for the support, musk's boring company isn't saying much. no schedule, no cost estimates. just that promise of speed. and for amtrak riders we spoke to, that is enough. >> it strikes me as amazing. we will be on that every weekend. we take the bus or the amtrak train and this is going to change the way everyone travels. >> that would change a lot. i would come home a lot more. >> so right now there is not much to see of the hyper loop. just this fencedded off area in a field. but we are told the project will move ahead rapidly. not as fast as a pod in a tube but pretty darn fast. in jessup, brad bell, abc7 news. michelle: that is exciting new

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brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: this is a homework assignment raising a bunch of eyebrows. middle school teache students to draw a nazi party mascot. it happened last week near atlanta and the assignment to create colorful illustration to represent mascot for the nazi party at political rallies and coincided with yom kippur, the high jewish holiday. >> i don't understand it. in the day and rage going into 2018 we are actually createing a mascot for an individual that murdered thousands of people. jonathan: millions. the father says he wants the district to apologize and discipline the teacher. the district says it is looking into the matter. nancy: now to the crisis in the caribbean where vice president mike pence is defending the government response to the aftermath of hurricane maria. the vice president in puerto rico tonight hours after seeing damage firsthand in the u.s. virgin islands. he called the damage he saw "overwhelming." some charles county health departments on a mission of mercy. services strike team heading to st. croix. they are in need of medical help afte

prince george's county police district three station, brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: brad, thanks. abc7 has been following the developing story since it broke last year. if you want to see all of the original reporting, log on to the website wjla.com and search "colson." now the situation out west. if you haven't seen the v take a look at what we've got put together for you this afternoon. we are now getting a first look at how bad that fire is in santa rosa in northern california. before the fairs on google, you saw -- before the fires on google, you saw the earth map. it was a nace community. -- it was a nice community about now it's gone. the entire subdivision is literally burned down. wiped out by a fast-moving wildfire that has claimed the lives of 13 people across the state. there are seven fires burning in the state. nancy: the out-of-control fires, more than a dozen are charring communities all across the state. there is so much smoke, nasa satellites can see it clearly. what you are looking at here, that is not cloud cover but the smoke billowing over the ocean. alison: i

in bethesda, brad bell, abc7 news. nancy: brad, thank you. big changes there. you can participate in the instapoll at wjla.com/votenow. again the question. do you agree with the decision to include girls in the scouting program? we'll have an update on the poll at the bottom of the hour. >> some of our stuff is safe. my family is safe. it's all that matters. >> it's a nightmare. >> we have seen horrible california fires over the years but nothing like this. this ranks among the worst. look at the video. driving down the street. you can see the embers and the flames everywhere you look. this is a first-person view in sonoma county. this is a police cruiser. listen carefully for a second. >> so many fires we can't jonathan: all you hear is the scanner with nonstop calls in background and flames from the windows. nancy: terrifying. from above equally as frightening. smoke as far as you can see. entire communities reduced to ashes. jonathan: we know at this hour 17 people are among those killed. hundreds of people still reported missing at this time. 3,500 homes an

in upper marlboro, brad bell, abc7 news. michelle: thank you. report of an active shooter sent howard university to lockdown this afternoon. a thorough search of campus did not find a threat. students staff sheltered in place while the police swarmed the area going building to building, room to room looking for anyone who didn't belong. >> my trainer told me that they are shutting down the building because there is an apparent shooter on the campus. >> this is only the beginning. we have found no evidence, no witnesses, nothing that supports that it was a shooting on our campus at any location. michelle: today's incident comes a few days after virginia man arrested for threatening howard students in october 2015. antisemitic and racist graffiti found rest room as well. jonathan: who senators reached a deal on restoring key healthcare subsidiaries that president trump did away with last week. the president offered tentative support for the agreement. president trump: this is a short-term deal. we think block grants to the state will be the answer

brad bell, abc7 news. michelle: i'm sure the support means a lot to her family. abc7 will continue following new developments from las vegas and the attack the attack is having across the nation. the coverage continues with "world news tonight" at 6:30 and wjla.com. jonathan: now to the latest on the war on terror. one of the five men detained ded in the planned bombing of an paris apartment bombing was under surveillance. they found gas cans wired to a cell phone. this is after neighbors called for suspicious behavior. michelle: right now president trump and the first lady are flying back to the u.s. after spending the day in puerto rico. before leaving he praised the work of sailors and marines. earlier he met with residents visited a relief center and spoke with local leaders some of whom remain critical of the hurricane maria. >> well, i told him. "mr. president, this is about saving lives. it's not about politics." the productive part was the second part when we got to meet with the white house staff. i believe they saw the connection or the disconnect betwe

brad bell, abc7 news. nancy: absolutely, brad. thank you. potomac man says v.i.p. tickets saved his life. gary and his 27-year-old son were at the jason aldean concert in vegas and shortly before the show started they paid $200 to upgrade to a grassy area that had a bar and bathrooms. he says when the gunfire started the v.i.p. area provided more cover and had fewer people. the sounds and the images, however, he experienced are still trapped in his head. >> i mean, that is repeating in my head. the flash, almost like a strobe light. you knew because you heard the sound what it was. nancy: he says he will continue to attend concert and music festivals but fears some weekend are among those killed. [bells toll] alison: the bells of the national cathedral tolled 59 times today one for each of if victims in the las vegas massacre. one of several churches across the country taking part in the tribute at 12:00 noon today. jonathan: also tonight we are getting unique view inside that 32nd floor hotel room that stephen paddock used to stage the attack. you can see it's a s

brad bell, abc seven news. alison: the moment a florida deputy says hisnap after a meeting with estranged wife. the dashcam video starts out pretty normal, then things change in an instant. when police arrived, they found that deputy had also stabbed himself. his wife was not hurt. ,he deputy pleaded guilty admitting he was on prescription drugs and suicidal at the time. >> police hope to break open a sexual assault case bowie. it's a guy who writes of the street on a bicycle. they say he is a person of interest in an attack that took place on monday. police are canvassing the community were all this happened . police say a woman was out for a run about 4:30 monday afternoon playground and sexually assaulted her. police are hoping the new pictures will jog someone's memory. along awaited day for a d.c. firefighter who spent months fighting for his life. gains mother's junior went home today for the first time since being crushed between two fire trucks at a house fire in northeast d.c.. 37 days were spent in th

news. in upper marlboro, brad bell, abc7 news. nancy: thank you. a tragedy in maryland. marisa harris killed when a 12-year-old boy jumped from a bridge on i-66. now some are trying to take advantage of your generosity. nathan baca at the "live desk" with the fake go fund me warning here. this nathan: marisa harris' family calls this sad and disrespectful. they discovered several fraudulent go fund me and other fundraising sites using their daughter's name. the family tells "7 on your side" they haven't set up any online donation set yet. we looked for the fraudulent websites this afternoon and they appear to be taken down. go fund me tells me that they did not receive any donations and the user was banned. they had less than one-tenth of 1% of the campaign are fraudulent. live at the satellite center, nathan baca, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you. we learned that netflix is suspending "house of cards" after the harassment allegation of the star against kevin spacey to plays the fictional president in the show. they shoot it in maryland and they announced the upcoming seas

gone above and beyond to carry out its mission to serve existing and new businessing in jefferson county, pennsylvania. led by brad lashinsky, the council works to help new businesses start up, relocate or expand. the jefferson county development council was named partner of the year for utilizing various funding services to complete a number of economic development projects and facilitated the formation of the jefferson county resource partnership a collection of professionals that make up the delivery system in the county and focus on providing assistance to businesses in all stages of business development and growth. mr. speaker, i'm proud of the jefferson county development council for the work it does and i whole heartedly congratulate them on this outstanding achievement. thank you, mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek reck nix -- recognition? the gentleman -- without objection the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise to honor the life and legacy of former florida s

in bel air, brad bell, abc7 news. >> we were getting ready to get out, and he called the master sergeantsked the master sergeant to put his phone on speaker, so my uncle could hear as well. he goes on to say in his statement -- what he says -- >> the president? >> yes, the president knew what he signed up for, but it hurt anyway. it made me cry because i was very angry at the tone in his voice and how he said that. he couldn't remember my husband's name. the only way he remembers my husband name is he told me he the report is for them, and that is when he said la david. adrianna: in an exclusive interview with "good morning america," my you shall johnson -- myeshia johnson, widow of la thed johnson, spoke about call with president trump and the political firestorm. president trump this morning said he had a respectful conversation with her and spoke her husband's name without hesitation. senator john mccain appeared to take shots at the president during an interview on the legacy of the vietnam war. during this interview on c-span, mccain said the the lowest income levels and the highest

in cheltenham, brad sattin fox 29 news. >>> halloween just around the corner but tonight officials inersey are warning parents to double check their kids trick or treat bags for marijuana laced candy. officials say they haven't seen any evidence yet, but to look out for any candy rappers that look unusual. the story has marijuana another vo indicates fired up. they say this warning is simply a scare tactic. >>> 921. that's how many lives were saved across delaware county from opioid overdoses sips 2014. and today those police officers who saved all those people were honored for their heroic actions in drexel hill. through a county wide program the officers were able to give the people who overdosed the life-saving drug narcan. four residents who were saved by the officers were also featured at tonight's ceremony. >>> let's take a live look outside over the ben franklin parkway tonight. the weather looking pretty good for tomorrow's walk the night event in philadelphia. meteorologist mike masco has your forecast in 15 seconds. >>>>> after midnight we are stil hanging on to temperatures

in fifty two phoenixville, brad sattin fox 29 news. >>> guilty on all counts for the man accused of detonatingwo pressure cooker bombs on new york cities last year. jury found afghan born ahmad khan rahami guilty of using a weapon of mat destruction and bombing a public place. the attack in september of 2016 injured 30 people. prosecutors presented plenty of evidence for the case his fingerprints and dmna found on the bombs and video of him dragging those bombs and suitcases along streets of manhattan. >> today's verdict is a victory for new york city. it's a victory for america and its fight against terror and a victory for all who believe in the cause of justice. >> rahami faces live in prison he also faces separate state and federal charge charges in new jy for tax in seaside park and a new jersey train station an shootout with police. >>> so burglar literally dropped into a philadelphia business. that is surveillance video from the j and s hookah lounge on germantown avenue. guy got in through a second floor rear door then dropped down to the first floor through the ceiling. very much look

edgewood, brad bell, abc7 news. alison: there was a deadly shooting in alexandria we brought you breaking news last night. in the last three hours they identified 19-year-old lopez as the shooter. he apparently shot himself and a 17-year-old woman was also killed and 15-year-old boy was injured but is expected to survive. larry: hundreds of people can't return to the apartments more than 24 hours after a fire in bethesda. started sunday morning at the utility room. smoke spread throughout the building. 1,500 people had to evacuate. the building's electrical system is being re home of the hogs is in question tonight from the senators, the redskins, to the nationals and d.c. united. a team has called r.f.k. stadium home for the last 56 years. after last night's home game for d.c. united the question is what is next? d.c. bureau chief sam ford live at r.f.k. after trying to find answers for us. hi, sam. sam: hello, alison. i didn't get the impression that there is any wrecking ball on order yet for r.f.k. stadium. the

brad bell, abc7 news. larry: moments of panic at howard university after report of an active shooter on the campus of if historically black university. and search of the college before the all clear was given. sam ford was among the first on the scene. tell us what caused this. sam: well, at this point from all indications this campus was disrupted for four hours today for what appears to have been a hoax. >> police scramble from around the city with word of an active shooter on howard campus. the caller or callers told howard university police it was happening in the medical school while they told the d.c. police about a shooting in the administration building. police searched buildings and three hours >> we conducted an additional search. we were led to three other location on campus and we conducted additional searcheses and we cleared the building with nothing found. no witnesses. nothing that supports there was a shooting on the campus at any location. >> they told me they are shutting down the campus

in media, delaware county, brad sattin, fox 29 news. >>> little bo peep might have lost her sheep but there's more to this story. my producer wants me to say it's the baad situation but i'm not going to do it. anyhow, got the woolly animal into some trouble. >>> if you want to feel younger you might want to hit the dance classes. turns out those who know how to two step can be giving their brain a boost. and west kensington is now home to a world renowned artist and her world record. look at this. this is colette fu she just completed the largest pop up photo book. how cool is that? measures 21 feet long. stands 5 feet tall and what it depicts is a myth think cal cave in chinese beach blossom valley. you can check it out at the philadelphia photo art center through november 25th. your internet deserves the 100% fiber-optic network. with fios gigabit connection, you get the fastest internet available with download speeds up to 940 megs. it's your last chance to get fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus, your choice of hbo or multi-

oakton, brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: still ahead for us here at 4:00, what new crash test found about the debate over seat belts on school buses. alison: winter is coming. is your car ready? "7 on your side" on your side of what you have to do before the weather really turns. coming up new at 5:00 -- >> metro is out with the proposed 2019 budget and they need more money. it can struggle with large debris and stuck on dust. at shark we asked, what if the vacuum head could do more? so we removed the front wall and added a rotating soft brush. so, while deep cleaning carpets, you can also grab large particles. (dramatic music) even pull in piles. (rumbling) and directly engage floors for a beautiful, polished look. shark duo clean, invented to help you do more on carpets and floors. independent press says they're false. fear mongering. absurd. ralph northam nt to vmi and was an army doctor for eight years. in richmond, dr. northam helped pass longer sentences for gang members and mandatory life sentences for viole

brad bell, abc7 news. nancy: we will see you then. thank you. investigators in loudoun county looking into an attempted sexual assault case. a woman telling police she was attacked around 1:30 sunday morning near waterview plaza. police say she punched the man and got away but unfortunately, so did he. right now there is not a description of that man. jonathan: yeah. that is not something that you see every day. a wild ride on the baltimore county school bus. it's all caught on camera. the man there demanding that the driver stop the bus and let him get on. right? q mccray is at the "live desk" with what happened leading up to this moment. how did he end up on the front bumper? q: this is crazy. it's a story you have to see to believe. this happened outside of baltimore. the man takes matters in his own hands before risking his own life. this is doran. police say he is hanging on the hood because he is mad at one of the kids on the bus. >> allegedly a bottle was thrown from the bus toward the vehicle. at that point the driver of the vehicle got

in edgewood, brad bell, abc7 news. nancy? nancy: police in wilmington are updating their investigation into the shooting that happened there. kevin lewis is picking up the team coverage live from delaware. kevin? kevin: after shooting the five people in harford county, police say radee prince drove an hour north here to wilmington. this business was his next target. the 28th street auto sales and service shop where he allegedly shot a sixth person two times hitting the male victim at least once in the head. the business secretary here called 911. believe it or not, wilmington police arrived as they saw prince flein apparently there was a short police chase, they lost him at an intersection nearby. according to court records, prince lives in elkton, a small town in cecil county, maryland, close to the delaware line. this afternoon, officers many wearing bulletproof vests surrounded his apartment there. one officer had a long gun aimed at the residents for hours. red dodge charger connected to prince was also parked out front.

in edgewood, brad bell, abc7 news. alison: thank you. meanwhile today, family and friends for the three people killed in the shooting try to cope with the loss. amy aubert has their stories tonight. the granite slabs just over my shoulder. that the employees would have worked on. it has been quiet throughout the day. people coming and going, offering one another hugs. a day after the deadly workplace shooting, family friends and loved ones are loved picking up the pieces. coping with the loss of her father, bayarsaikhan tudev. one of three people shot and killed wednesday on the job. >> he was the best dad and the best husband anyone could ask for. >> the family holding a prayer service this morning. >> memorial to the south said of advanced granite solutions where the shooting happened. on thursday, people coming and going. hugging one another out front. >> 34-year-old jose hidalgo romero's brother gathering belongings from the car near the business. >> he was trying to find another job for the last two weeks. amy: tudev's family also s

in media, delaware county, brad sattin, fox 29 news. >>> little bo peep might have lost her sheep but there's more to this story. my producer wants me to say it's the baad situation but i'm not going to do it. anyhow, got the woolly animal into some trouble. >>> if you want to feel younger you might want to hit the dance classes. turns out those who know how to two step can be giving their brain a boost. and west kensington is now home to a world renowned artist and her world record. look at this. this is colette fu she just completed the largest pop up photo book. how cool is that? measures 21 feet long. stands 5 feet tall and what it depicts is a myth think cal cave in chinese beach blossom valley. you can check it out at the >> testing. >> ment. >> testing. >> testing. >> how fast did las vegas police respond to the tragic shooting that killed 58 people last week. police say six minutes passed between the time stephen paddock shot a security guard and opened fire to the concert crowd outside raising questions why the hotel didn't call for help sooner. mandalay hotel bay say it wasn

in upper marlboro, brad bell, abc7 news. nancy: thank you. prince george's county police making an arrest in connec to saturday's shooting in college park. marriott charged with attempted robbery and assault. they believe it happened in a drug deal. the victim's injuries are not life threatening and they are still looking for a second person believed to be involved. jonathan: we have been monitoring breaking news since 12:00 noon as the police descended on howard university after report of a shooting. look at the presence on campus. d.c. police cleared the scene and lifted the lockdown about two hours ago. d.c. bureau chief sam ford live on the scene. how did this get started? sam: according to the howard university police and the d.c. police, they both received calls around the same time saying there was an active shooter. in the case of the d.c. police, they say the active shooter was in the administration building. the howard university police told us it was a medical school building. the police scrambled en masse from all points. the univ

in jessup, brad bell, abc7 news. nancy: thank you. big news for the nats today. manager dusty baker will not return for the 2018 baseball season. the team will now search for a new manager. let's get over to scott abraham who joins us live from centreville with the high school football game of the week. a lot of people are talking about this. what does losing baker mean for the team? scott: nancy, it basically means continuity is looking for the franchise. dusty baker is out. the washington nationals will now have the seventh manager in 14 seasons. nobody has lasted longer than two and a half years in this managerial position since the nats came back to town. in two years under dusty baker at the helm, the washington nationals won two division titles. 192 total wins. but hard to por get the two the nlds. dusty's contract expired at the end of the season. and the entire coaching staff. the ownership going in a different direction with a new coaching staff from top to bottom for the 2018 season. dusty baker spoke earlier saying he is shocked and disappointed with t

at the university of maryland, brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: coming up for us here at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- we are just now learning how targeted russia agenda buys were on facebook down -- ad buys on facebook down to individual sites. >> we are developing a clearer picture of what happened. alison: the new direction of the investigation into russia's meddling in the 2016 election next. nancy: also the bombings in new york city last year. new video just e release more on the man they say planted the devices. >> a beautiful evening ahead around the d.m.v. we are looking at the nationals playoff and tracking rain courtesy of the tropics. that's coming up. jonathan: as we go to break, some of the victims of the las vegas massacre. ♪ sweet 4k tv, mr. peterson. thanks. pretty psyched. did you get fios too? no. mr. peterson, fios is a 100% fiber optic-network. what does that mean? think about it. if you got an awesome new car you'd put the best gas in it, right. so why hook up your awesome technology to anything other than a fiber-optic ne

in hagerstown, brad bell, abc7 news. alison: so tragic. thank you. tonight, ten people are recovering after a car slammed into a restaurant. at lunchtime. it happened marlboro pike at a tavern that is popular with the police, firefighters and judges. sam ford has been there all afternoon. any idea how it happened, sam? >> all we can say is it is under investigation by the prince ge if you will look, you will see that the car is still very much inside of this particular restaurant after a woman lost control of her car. if it's completely inside. according to fire authorities 30 people were inside the popular lunchtime spot when 1:15 a car came crashing through sending bricks and cinder blocks flying. >> pure chaos. surprising and shocking a lot of people. there were a lot of people here employees as well as patrons. walk around in shock. >> among those inside was the prince george's judge phillip nichols nichols who had come for lunch in a trial recess. when we saw him, there was blood on one sleeves and the other ripped to shreds. >> there was a boom

in langhorne, brad sat tip fox 29 news. >>> mold found at an elementary school in south jersey has parentshere concerned for their children's safety. holly glenn elementary has been deemed unsafe for students. tests perform on monday revealed a large amount of mold throughout the building. prompting the school board to close its doors. students attending the school are now scattered throughout the district's three other schools. the school's principal says that holly glenn will be cleaned but it could take weeks even possibly months. >>> so what is that smell? philadelphia stinks. literally. it turns out residents could be part of the problem. >>> and a local mother starting her grief into greatness. how she's serving veterans in honor of her fallen son. >>> and plenty of people getting their salsa on in northern liberties tonight. all for a good cause much the crowd dance the night awa away.piazza to raise money for puerto rican relief efforts. salsa night was all ♪ >>> we're staying on top of breaking news out of philadelphia's mantua section. a store owner there rushed to the hospital a

in upper marlboro, brad bell, abc7 news. nancy: thank you. the n.r.a. says there should be regulations on one type of semi-automatic gun modification. potential momentous shift in the nation's gun control debate next. lindsey: plus, i will show you how scammers are tricking companies how to wire them tens of thousands of dollars. i'll show you what to look out for. alison: new at 5:00, what a health company is trying to do to stop the opioid epidemic when i join you back at 5:00. garden party for her birthday. a fabulous so i mowed the lawn, put up all the decorations. i thought i got everything. almost everything! you know, 1 in 10 houses could get hit by a septic disaster, and a bill of up to $13,000. but for only $7 a month, rid-x is scientifically proven to break down waste, helping you avoid a septic disaster. rid-x. the #1 brand used by septic professionals in their own tanks. announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 4:00". on your side. jonathan: as you know by now the gun debate is front and center of capitol hill. the main focus is talk of bann

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brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: one of the people killed commuted from edgewood to arlington every day. ryan hughes spoke with his daughter and find out why they already say they forgive the accused killer. today the family of bayarsaikhan tudev is holding a prayer service after the 53-year-old was shot and killed wednesday morning. >> he was the best dad that anyone could ask for. he never drank. he never had any bad habits. he was a very nice soft-hearted, a good-hearted, easy going. ryan: one of the three victims killed after police say disgruntled employee radee prince opened fire shooting five employees inside the kitchen counter top company in edge tudev worked at advanced granite solutions for five years and he woke up extra early to beat traffic making the long drive from arlington to harford county. his daughter says she can remember her dad coming home from work and talking about prescription being a problem. >> he didn't really get along with the other employees. he did seem like a cold person.

news. expect more. over the weekend, brad gobright m reynolds c >>> a pair of climbers set a new speed record on yosemite'se of el capitan over the weekend. they climbed nearly 3,000 feet in just two hours and 19 minutes breaking the previous record set five years ago by four men. >>> the cbs evening news is coming up next. >> anthony mason is here with a preview. >> reporter: the harvey weinstein scandal is shining new light on sexual harassment. a new report claims bill o'reilly paid $45 million to settle claims. >> and it wasn't just california's vineyards that went up in smoke. the struggle at legal marijuana farms all coming up in just a few seconds on the cbs evening news. >> thank you for watching tonight at 5:00. >> allen and veronica are back here in just 30 minutes. see you then. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> mason: what happened? the military struggles to give details of the niger ambush that took four american lives. one widow is demanding answers and respect. me if my husband is out here fighting for our country, why can't you remember his name? >> mason: also tonight, paid to keep quiet.

brad bell. adrianna: also news, the driver who struck and killed a baby in a stroller entered a plea this morning. londonlive outside the county courthouse with why many people are upset by this plea. family of the child wanted harsher sentencing and charges for the defendant in this case. 46-year-old john miller pleading the incident that killed the 5-month-old. that is the same as pleading guilty, essentially. here he is walking into court this morning and he pleaded guilty to a much lesser charge of failure to yield. mindy scholz was walking across wide -- walking in a crosswalk with her 5-month-old son, tristan, in his stroller when he was struck and killed. month had to drop the manslaughter charge after determining they couldn't prove that miller was using his cell phone at the time which was initially thought to be the case. gimli members are angered by miller's actions since this took place. >> i think it is evident by his day of the crash and since that there is not the level of remorse who would like to see that would be healing, potentially. and that just may not happen. the parents an

." >>> and abc 7 news reporter brad m melke has the story. >> reporter: demonstrations by white nationalistser other protesters. >> we don't need them in our town. >> reporter: they are displaying nazi salutes and the counter protesters are holding signs and saying, repent! >> these are american streets, they don't belong to masses or white supremacists. they don't belong to neonazis. they should be ashamed to go out in public. >> reporter: a true group separated by barriers with police standing at the ready between them. a similar scene in the nearby city. police are >> reporter: some people are trying to come over to bridge the divide, but neither side willing to give ground. reporting for abc 7 news, new york. >>> an older man hiking by himself is recovering this morning after spending five days lost in the woods. nathan mitchell admits going into the wildwood recreation area unprepared last weekend. ended up going off the main tree when that >> i just wanted to go to a trail where i knew it would take me to where a hiker was on or a helicopter. anyone. >> reporter: he says he knew people

chris and dawn. >> brad, glad to see khloe has a new home tonight.hanks. >>> new this evening, many mourning the loss of a philadelphia music great. soul legend walter bunny ziegler has died. the grammy award winning singer song writer passed away the a his home outside of philadelphia today after suffering a massive heart attack. ziegler was widely known as one of the creators of the sound of philadelphia in the 1970s. he was 76 years old. >>> police say they have run down more than a thousand leads in connection with the las vegas massacre but still do not have a clear motive. investigators and those who knew stephen paddock cannot fathom what drove him to the deadly rampage. their confident he was the only shooter in the room. also new tonight authorities now believe the shooter may have hired a pros sight substitute in the days before the shooting and they are currently interviewing other call girls. >>> meanwhile in our area, one of the larger gun shows on the east coast is taking place this weekend in montgomery county. fox 29 spoke to organize

brad. >>> we have breaking news.et's go to philadelphia's olney neighborhood where police are investigating at tack of 26-year-old woman who robber stabbed. skyfox over the scene earlier tonight. it happened about eight on landis street. the robber stabbed that woman in the arm and hand much she's at the hospital but should be okay. they do not have any arrests at this moment. >>> devon harley has big day tomorrow. it's his first time in court since authorities says assaulted deputy sheriff in south philadelphia. depth piece are questioning the 32-year-old about the disappearance of a 14-year-old girl when he tried to drive home and hit one of them before crashing. the fbi believes the young teen was in harley's car but took off after he crash. burrow thinks she may have got caught up in human trafficking operation. hannah jones is new missing. >> new clues in the deadly hit-and-run in port richmond. philadelphia police just relea releasing this picture investigators believe this is the van that hit a 31-year-old man

brad keselowski wins at talladega. . >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with kate snow. >> good evening. one week after deadly wild fires began sweeping through northern california, finally some signs that firefighters are making progress in containing those blazes. tonight some countries are preparing to let evacwees return to their homes as the winds die down. but there are still concerns that embers could reignite with no rain in the forecast until later in the week. tonight we learn more about the victims. >> reporter: kate, tonight officials are surveying devastated areas like this, trying to determine will people in these evacuation zones be able to come home? firefighters are headed to the line as these winds have given us a break. tonight 11,000 firefighters gaining ground one week after the blaze started. sweeping the burn zone. the death toll rising. at least 40 now deceased, making this the deadliest week for wild fires in california history. hundreds still missing. >> this has been a massive undertaking. >> first responders working around