news 4's chris gordon is live with more. >> reporter: i'm told that motorists should expect tdelays and find alternate routes. the marchers will slow traffic between key bridge tomorrow afternoon and into the evening rush hour. protests will gather here at the nra headquarters in pfairfax beginning 9:00 tomorrow morning. cecille healy is making dozens of signs. >> we want background checks for all gun sales, gun shows, internet, whatever. >> reporter: then nra headquarters is the start of the protest. but tomorrow's women's march, nra to d.o.j. is expected to be a lot bigger. >> the purpose of the women's march from the nra to the doj is to demand that the nra take down the horrifically dangerous and provocative recruitment video that they have playing on social media and on their website. >> they use their media to assassinate real news. they use their schools to teach children that their president is another hitler. >> reporter: the ad has gotten more than 3 million views, and the nra says it has no intention of taking it down. participants in the women's march will walk 18 miles to t

. >> this is chris gordon at the first medical marijuana dispensary in the state of maryland. ahead, who qualifies to buy medical cannabis and how the system works. >>> what would you say getting off at the apple metro station bus route. we'll tell you what metro is considering or expecting to consider at least at its meeting and how those of you who ride the rail, feel about it. >> as a local, that will botr he fz y2ejdy y16fy >>> and now at 5:30, so what's the value of a name, that's the consider next week, our news partner are reporting that tonight. with the search of some loyal riders to see what you would make of a commercial name for this station. what did you find out, david? >> reporter: i can tell you, wendy, there seems to be some attachment for some when it comes to the current name of stations or bus routes. as you mention, metro is considering this possibility, it's just a possibility of selling the naming rights. as we found out today, it's getting some mixed reaction. >> four out of the five days a week, you'll find william clark riding metro. >> as a local, th

news 4 chris gordon live in alexandria, details on what happened this time around. >> chris, what's the story. >> reporter: you can see that the flag that was burned has been replaced here in front of world war ii veteran. he's shocked tonight to learn that some of his neighbors had flags burned just last night. now, we spoke to a family that was victimized, they asked us to withhold their last name for security reasons. >> it would go up about sixt here. >> the last 16 years, lisa has flown an american flag in front of her alexandria home. but now two of her flags had been destroyed by fire in the past two weeks. the latest flag burning here was just last night. >> and to do this to an american flag and for you twice. he says it shows someone acting alone burning flags. >> ag because the streets are pretty here at night. >> four homes with flags out front were vandalized. world war ii veteran found the flag in front of his home had been set on fire. this past saturday, many neighbors flew flags to show support. it was surprise today learn that last night flags at neighboring homes were

news 4 chris gordon has new details right now at 5:30. chris, what are you learning? >> reporter: well, tonight we're learning more about this investigation. a home surveillance video camera alone, walking throughout this alexandria neighborhood last night, setting fires to flags. now, alexandria police and fire have asked us not to broadcast that video while this investigation is underway. >> about 10:30 last night, i was walking upstairs -- >> reporter: he says his hallway lit up last night. when he went to the front door, he found his american flag was on fire. he turned over video to arson investigators from his home security camera and described for us, what it shows. >> i saw one house up the street go up, the next house go up. the gentleman come walking up this way opened my front gate that we're standing in now. walked up to my house, lit it on fire and went up this way. >> reporter: it began on july, four homes with flags out front were vandalized. he found the flag in front of his home had been set on fire. th neighbors flew flags in show of support. but las

chris gordon explains how this works. >> reporter: the medical can best dispensary is located in this frederick industrial park. we agreed not to show its exact address. it's called wellness solution. frederick county sheriff chuck jenkins stopped by because he's concerned about crime where marijuana and money are kept. >> targeting as a location where it's stored, looking at targeting the traffic coming to and from that facility setting up for rips or robberies or whatever. i think we can work past a lot of that. >> this woman who doesn't want to be identified is the first patient to come to the dispensary for medical marijuana. >> i signed up for medical marijuana for relief of arthritic pain and knee injuries all my life. >> all patients need to set up an appointment to come here. they will with a pharmacist. the patient sitting here perhaps with a caregiver. then they will go over to the dispensary itself to order the appropriate cannabis for their condition. >> in maryland, a patient can get 120 grams, which is roughly 4 ounces a month. >> wellness solutions plans to offer home d

chris gordon is there with details on how the surprise house guest got inside, chris. >> reporter: well, he broke in through a sliding glass door that was open. just imagine how scarey this would be if it happened at your home, someone breaking camping in the attic. well, that's exactly what happened to the two women who leaves part of this house on 22nd street in arlington. -- who leased part of this house on 22nd street in arlington. i spoke to one of the woman just an hour ago. the tenant who lives here was surprised hearing noises right above her head in the over night darkness friday morning. she doesn't want to be identified but told us what happened. >> i heard footsteps above me and i checked in with my landlord because sometimes people -- he's used the storage above in the past. >> the tenant called her landlord, who alerted arlington county police. they searched the attic and located a homeless man, 60-year-old anthony jones. he's being charged with unlawful entry. >> reporter: did you find any kind of evidence that he had been there for any length of time. >> officers did fin

news 4 chris gordon spoke to a man who said he ate there and was sick for days. chris is live now outside the restaurant. chris. >> reporter: well, pat, he says he was ill for three days and he tells us exactly what he ate that he believes caused him to become sick. chipotle has closed this one location, voluntarily, this one location in sterling, virginia and is working closely with loudoun county health inspectors trying to get it re-opened soon. surprised to find the front door locked at the chipotle in sterling, virginia. >> i ran the app to look at this specific location and it said that it was closed. then i came over here any way because i didn't get why it would be closed. >> reporter: the sign on the door says "temporarily closed." employees inside are cleaning, sanitizing and preparing food to reopen. there are reports that some of the customers who ate here since last friday got sick suffering stomach distress. the web site, i was poisoned.com has postings from eight people. saying they ate at the same location in sterling and saying they got sick. >> i

in frederick, maryland, chris gordon, news 4. >>> chaos in the air and a flight turned back around. going to tell you about the assault on a flight attendant and how other passengers stepped in to bring the suspect down. >> the sign says do not touch, but the vice president sure didn't think so. how nasa is now responding and the creative excuse fm vice prroes fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com calling a flight attendant a hero for her actions during a chaotic flight. they say she hit joseph over the head with t

chris gordon has more on this feud. >> no one was injured in this fire but there is extensive property damage. the fire department did a good job putting it out but right after that here out in front a heated argument broke out between a career officer and a volunteer firefighter that has sparked two separate investigations, one by the fire department, the other by police. >> reporter: cell phone videos taken by neighbors show prince george's county career and volunteer firefighters working together to put out this smoky blaze sunday afternoon. afterward a volunteer firefighter complained that a career officer allegedly assaulted him during an argument. a neighbor across the street who doesn't want to be identified told me she noticed something strange. notice any arnt between firefighters? >> yeah. there was definitely a visible disagreement on the front patio, but i couldn't hear anything. it was like you could tell they were getting into some type of argument. >> reporter: the volunteer firefighter called the police department asking that they conduct a criminal investigation allegi

. >>> this is chris gordon driving through a very nice neighborhood in bethesda. but it has a crime problem. and the same may be true in your neighborhood, ahead, how the moment you could put this iyourselfment. in the driver's seat of a new mercedes-benz. come to mgm national harbor and enter the choose your ride giveaway. the more you play, the more chances you earn to win your share of $350,000 in prizes including a new mercedes-benz convertible, sedan or suv. so get a move on. join m life rewards and enter the choose your ride giveaway for a chance at your share of $350,000 in prizes and freeplay®. >>> we've got a lot going on in the weather. we've got some warnings coming in. some of them may be a tornado warning. >> well, we have a severe thunderstorm warning, this tornado warning just pumped up right now. that goes until 6:15 at this point. it literally just popped up about 10 seconds ago. that's what we'll be talking about, this storm moving our way. >> this is a tornado warning from madison county. . you can see, lauren, this very distinctive right here o

chris gordon talked with those and unsettling, to say the least, chris. >> reporter: you will hear from one of the women who live here in just a moment. first, let me say, police tell us this would be scarey for any of us, what happened here. no one knows for sure how long a homeless man was living here after breaking in to sleep in the attic. >> of course it's creepy to hear is someone's in your house. >> reporter: that's how she describes hearing -- she doesn't want to be identified, but told us what happened. >> i heard footsteps above me and i checked in with my landlord because he uses the storage above in the past. >> reporter: the landlord called arlington county police. officers came and entered the sliding glass door in the back of the house and made their way up to the attic. there they found 60-year-old anthony jones had moved in with his belongings and bedding. officers arrested jones for unauthorized entry. >> this is definitely a story that would resinate with anybody, you know, you feel more secure at your home and somebody you're not expected to be there possibly in your

chris gordon, news 4. >>> wow. >> so tough for the whole family to happen so far from home. we're glad she's back. >> it looks like they're trying to make the most of what time she has left. they're trying to live life to the fullest. >> indeed. >> tributes for our dear friend and leader jim vance continue to come in, one of the latest is a video produced by some dc public school students as news 4 mark sea graves shows us, now, vance once stopped the kennedy center to spotlight middle school students she had met last stage. >> he'll be a tenth grader at the duke ellington school for the arts. she knows what career path she wants to take. she wants to be a journalist, because two years ago when she was part of the elliott middle school news program, she and her fellow students got to interview jim vance backstage at the kennedy center. >> yeah, i was >> he teaches the broadcast class. he says as they were packing up backstage, vance was on stage as the master of ceremonies for the annual standing ovation for dc teachers, that's when vance went off script. >> and the next thi

chris gordon, news 4. >>> for folks with sickle cell disease getting bone marrow is the cure. some some it's years waiting for the match. >> they found a way around that the first patient, a teen from manassas. >> strokes and seizures and hallucinations and things like that. >> reporter: that was the nortrn clogged vessels that cut off oxygen to the body's tissues. she spent years in pain waiting for a bone marrow match. >> it was stressful. at times that giving up feeling where you're down and you want it so bad. >> it's a parents' worst nightmare. to feel helpless, feel like there's nothing you can do, it's the worst feeling in the world. >> that's where the doctors at children's national came in. >> most patients don't have a perfect match donor. >> dr. abraham explaining half match donor procedure. normally if bone marrow isn't a perfect match, the cells will attack. they take out the immune cells and with that rhiannon's dad will donate. >> i would do anything for my daughter, even if it was give up my life for her to be able it sue. >> no more waking up at 2:00 in the mo

news 4 chris gordon has the story in frederick. >> reporter: this is the legal cannabis dispensary inte of maryland. it's called, wellness solutions and it's located in frederick. today i spoke to the owner, who tells me who qualifies to buy medical marijuana and how the process works. >> if the doctor believes you have a need, we hope that he will send you to us and we'll provide a service. we'll provide him feedback on the service we provided just like they would provide the x-ray back to the doctor. >> the very first patient showed up to preregister. >> i signed up for the relief of arthritic pain and knee injuries all my life. >> reporter: it will be about labor day before the first medical cannabis is available for patients. back to you. >> chris gordon. >>> a new treatment is being approved to help people who suffer from sickle cell disease. >> jim and wend the newsroom with more on that, jim, wendy. >> it was last week that a popular rapper died of complications related to sickle cell ameem ya. this is a disease that effects about 100,000 people in the u.s. and most of them are

chris gordon, news 4. >> people with good stories this morning. that one checks the box for sure. another good story. our community working for >> a great start to a school year. news 4's tracee wilkins, our prince george's county bureau chief back with us for the event. what's going on? >> reporter: mollette, we want people to come down here and give us their money so we can give it to these kids and help pack backpacks and get kids off to a good start for the school year. for a good start we depend on you. we stock with items you bring us. bring us brand-new school supplies, brand-new backpacks and help us to get these backpacks stuffed and ready to go for the kids so they can have a good school year. there are thousands of kids in the area who cannot afford to have the supplies they need to get the education they deserve. we're trying to help them, and we need your help to do it. take you back to last year. prince george's county handing out backpack at the beginning of this, it starts with donation frs our viewers and you do a great job every year. we're dodging raindrops beca

chris gordon, news 4. >> you can always find good people if you look hard enough. you can find bad weather, too, if you look hard enough. our weather coverage continues, rising of flood waters all across the region as strong storms move in. it's not over yet. >> ahead tonight remembering jim vance our special tribute airs at 7:30. as we look back on his incredible career and some of his best stories after 48 years here at news 4. >>> welcome back, we continue to be in storm team 4 weather alert. we say it over and over again and this is why, turn around, don't drown. look at this car stuck on beach drive by east west highway. why would you think you could drive through that with your vehicle? i have no idea. as we continue, though, on into the later evening and overnight hours, we'll continue to track areas of heavy rain moving into the region. we'll pick up an additional 1 to 3 inches of rain fall. most of it falling when we're sleeping tonight. you see it here again, turn around don't drown, more flood warnings will come out tonight. more showers. by sunday, the

that's the latest live from silver spring, doreen, back to you. >> chris gordon, thank you, chris. >>are working for you, highlighting the dangers of distracted driving. there's a new law that cracks down on driving under it's one of the toughest laws in the nation. here in our area, the laws differ from state to state. but despite police enforcement on people who use their cell phones while they drive. the problem is getting work. mark sea graves spoke to the head of the division in montgomery county. >> this is a huge problem. when we pass the law a couple of years ago when we made it a primary offense so officers can pull you over. we were able to increase our fine insurance from 500 citations a year to well over 5, 6, 7,000 citations. officers are out there diligently doing the enforcement, to be quite honestly, we're not having a dent in this problem. >> distracted driving is the number one cause of accidents in maryland and in montgomery county. here are the local cell phone driving laws in our area. drivers in maryland and dc are banned from talking o phones or texting while dr

news4's chris gordon has more on this highly contagious virus. >> reporter: dog flu symptoms start with a wet cough. the flu causes dogs to become lethargic and lose their appetite. carmelo is a 2-year-old pit bull mix. his vet says it is extremely important for dog owners to make sure their pets get vaccinated against the dog flu that's currently spreading. there are reports that two dogs died from the flu in north carolina just last month. >> it's a rather contagious virus that a lot of dogs are susceptible to and symptoms can become quite -- their dogs becoming quite sick and they even can, in some cases, be fatal if it's severe enough. >> reporter: this new vaccine helps prevent two types of canine influenza. dogs can get the flu from coming kennels, doggy day care and dog parks. dogs can also get the flu from eating or drinking from the same bowl. will you check now to make sure she is vaccinated. >> i'll double check and ask our vet. >> yeah, and he's at the dog park all the time so it's probably really important for her to have it if she's going to be around other dogs. >> that w

chris gordon, news 4. >> a man's being held without bond tonight after what alexandra police call a brutal attack against one of their own. clyde reynolds the -- the officer was responding to reports of a windows at king street here at -- near the courthouse. >> jeremiah white has gone through a lot in his very short life. stray bullet hit him as he sat in his stroller in his backyard two nights ago. as you can badge, it was a very scary event for his parents. jeremiah was caught up in a crossfire and had to have emergency surgery. his mother calls him her miracle baby. >> all i can say is by the grace of got. that's all i can say. they found one bullet and some frag ments. >> it's going to take some time for the gufrt wounds to heal but doctors expect jeremiah to make a full recovery. >> lime leon hayward. we're getting word that a top gop law enforcement has his eyes on higher office once again. cooley stewart is promising an announcement tomorrow about his 2014 plans. stewart lost by about a percentage point. the next day stewart said he might challenge tim kaine for senate in 20818. no

news4's chris gordon reports on the feud between career and volunteer firefighters. >> reporter: neighborsalong this street took video sunday afternoon. after the house fire was extinguished, a hyattsville volunteer firefighter complained that he was allegedly assault bid a career officer. a neighbor tells me what she saw. >> kind of like that kind of stuff, just like little nudges and stuff. not, like, punching and kicking or anything like that. >> reporter: the volunteer to investigate his allegations against the career officer. the police chief tells me it is too early to determine if a criminal charge will be filed or not. >> allegation at this time is a second degree assault, which is a misdemeanor, and we will investigate that. >> reporter: for years, there have been tensions between career and volunteer firefighters in prince george's county. this past may, two volunteer firefighters faced criminal charges in a trial for hitting a career officer at a burning house near hyattsville, maryland, and blocking them at the doorway so career firefighters couldn't enter before the volunteers

news4's chris gordon has more. >> this local election is getting national attention.t against the first transgender running. >> it costs about $143,000 to do one switches and $143,000 could help treat a vet that is entitled to receive medical care after serving in our medical care. >> transgender health care is not optional. it's not elective. it's not cosmetic. it is necessary. >> she says it resulted in her biggest day of contributions since her campaign began. >> yesterday we received 86 donations totaling $52,111 from donations that came in locally that came in from within the 13th district and came from across the country. >> delegate marshall says almost 80% of his opponent's money comes from out of state. >> i don't take public policy conditions based on the money i can receive or deflect from my opponent i take it constitutes the common good. >> that was chris gordon reporting. some see it as shaping up on a referendum by politics. both candidates say they will continue to focus on local issues affecting prince william county. >> lauryn ricketts with us now, a

news source chris gordon explains how vent attacks in europe are influencing security plans right here at home. >> reporter: it's america's birthday attracting an' morm nus muss crowd to the mall. security experts say because of its symbolic significance there are is heightened awareness this independence day, although there is no credible threat at this time. >> folks who are visiting this week on into the 4th will notice some of the fencing starting to go up, the bike rack is going into place establishing those secure areas to protect spectators and participants from the event. >> recent terrorist attacks in europe have targeted large celebrating in niece, france. they were killed on a crowded thoroughfare by a driver who rammed into them with a truck. the homeland security chief says there's a coordinated plan here to harden targets gets attacks using vehicles as weapons. >> there will be some blocking areas. again, law enforcement looks at these things, they look at these things very closely and try to take the appropriate measures, whether it's using additional police vehicles or

chris gordon shows us. he's live in silver spring this evening. the victim's family have some strong words for the shooter. chris. >> reporter: well, wendy, i think our viewers will find it to hear from the mother of the young man fatally shot here in the silver spring road on bell ve deer boulevard last night. she approached me and said she wanted to get a message out and she then looked directly into this camera, challenging her son's killer. police identified the victim of last night's shooting in silver spring as 20-year-old john christian webster. his mother who was at home when he was shot last night has a message for her son's killer. >> i saw you. i saw what you did. i chased you to your car so you know that i recognize you and the car, so now you'll have to come after me. you did something to my son, who was innocent. now you'll have to come after me. and may >> detectives investigating the fatal shooting do not think this was a random murder. police will not discuss the motive for this fatal shooting. john christian's mother tells me, she

chris gordon is live outside the store in sterling, chris. >> reporter: >> as you see behind me, the store remachin closed. customers keptom and many left disappointed. >> it voluntarily closed its restaurant and is working with health inspectors. that came as a surprise to the lunchtime crowd who came here for a bu rerrito, bowl or a sal >> it's hard to be surprised. >> by midday, the web site, i was poisoned.com had postings from eight people describing similar symptoms they say they suffered since eating at the sterling chipotle -- but beth suffered stomach distress after eating take out from this chipotle. and the ambulance the ambulance took me to leesburg. but my daughter came and and as they were waiting for me in the er, she started throwing up. >> statement, knew row virus does not come from our food supply, and it is safe to eat at chipotle. we plan to reopen the restaurant today. >> two years ago the chain had a problem, a couple of reported cases of at the time they closed all of its location. gave them thorough cleaning and that its food is safe. well, tonight, this chip

news 4 chris gordon is live for us in paurmlmer park with more these changes. >> police are putting a priority on reducing the murder rate. in the first 11 days of july, there have been 12 homicides committed here in prince georges county, the most recent committed in the past 24 hours. the overnight shooting isth georges county. two men were shot, one died on the scene. a neighbor describes the gunfire he heard. >> somebody unloaded. >> in response to the recent spike in homicides, the police are extending work shifts, officers will now be on patrol for 12 hour shifts targeting high crime neighborhoods. >> this afternoon, the chief elected to move the agency to 12-hour shifts. this is in response that turned violent. he wants to increase the police presence on the streets in hopes of reducing any more incidents happening out there. >> until july, the number of homicides was way down in prince georges county. the 12 murders this month alone year at this time. prince georges county residents are concerned about the recent increase in homicides, but think police are doing all they can.

news 4 chris gordon explains how it works. >> the medical cannabis dispensary is located in this industrialk, but we agree not to show its exact address. it's called wellness solutions. >> fre rick county jenkins stopped by because he's concerned about crime where marijuana and money are kept. >> targeting as a location where it's stored, looking at targeting the traffic coming to and from that facility setting up for rips or robbers or around a lot of that. >> this woman is the first patient to come to the dispensary for medical marijuana. >> i signed up for the pain release. >> all patients need to set up an appointment to come here. they'll first be brought into this consultation room to meet with a pharmacist, the patient sitting here, perhaps, with a caregiver. then, they will go over to the dispensary itself to order the appropriate cannabis for their condition. >> in maryland, a patient can get 120 grams, which is roughly 4 ounces, a month. >> wellness solutions plans to offer home delivery. its owners believe medical cannabis can be sold to out of state residents if they are being m

covering montgomery chris gordon, news 4. >>> crews have already started breaking up concrete to get rid of the old route 7 over pass. it's going to be very loud and last for quite a while, several weeks, we're told. fairfax county granted crews noise waiver that was going through specific times. it will start as early as 7:00 a.m. and last until 11:00 p.m., monday through thursday and begins at 9:00 a.m. and wrap up at 9:00 p.m. great weekend ahead for you. expected to end by august 30th. >>> united airlines is apologizing for giving a child's seat away to a stand by passenger. the child is 27 months old. the big kid, his mother bought his ticket months ago for a flight from houston to boston. she said the stand by passenger came on board and said her son was in the wroj seng seat and s the flight was full. >> i had to move my son on lap. he's 25 pounds. he's half my height. i was very uncomfortable. my hand, left arm was smashed up against the wall. i lost feeling in my legs and my left arm. >> the airline says the boy's boarding pass was not scanned properly at the gate so they mi

chris gordon has the new details now at 4:30. chris. >> reporter: well, pat, 90-year-old dick cohen has replaced the american flag that was burned in front of his home on july 3rd. he's put up a number of other american flags throughout his but last night, nearby homes here in this same neighborhood, flags were set on fire, now we've talked to one family that was victimized and they asked us two of her flags have been destroyed by fire in the past two weeks. the latest flag burning here was just last night. >> it leaves you feeling, scared, insecure. >> in your own home. >> in my own home. >> and to do this american flag and for you twice. >> lisa and her two children were inside the house when her flag was set on fire. her daughter answered the front door at 10:30 last nit. them. >> he just silently pointed out to the flag. >> when four homes had flags vandalized. >> at that time they were torn from his flower bed and tossed into a gutter. last night, the full sized american flag in front of his house was set on fire. >> i guess

chris gordon has more on this feud between career and volunteer firefighters. >> reporter: this can be recent fire scene where county, career and volunteer firefighters have clashed. >> neighbors took this video sunday afternoon after the house fire was extinguished a volunteer firefighter complained that he was allegedly assaulted by a career officer. a neighbor tells me what she saw. >> kind of like that kind of just like little nudges and stuff. not like punching and kicking or anything like that. >> repor: to investigate his allegations against the career officer. police chief tells me it is too early to determine if a criminal charge will be filed or not. >> allegation is second degree assault which is a misdemeanor. we will investigate that. >> reporter: for years there have been tensions between career and volunteer firefighters in prince george's county. this past may two volunteer firefighters faced criminal charges in a trial for hitting a career officer at a burning house and blocking them at the door way so career firefighters couldn't enter before the volunteers. those two

. >> chris gordon, thank you. chipotle stock down seven percent. but something similar happened on a much larger scale a couple of years ago, between late 2015 and early 2016, chipotle customers nationwide were sickened in a string of e. coli, salmonella and nurovirus out breaks. sales plummeted. the stock fail. they vowed to tighten food safety standards. they closed every store temporarily for a company wide meeting on food safety. the chain then turned to marketing and give aways to lure customers back. >> it was a two-part campaign promise repeated for two years on the care. >> he's willing to let the system collapse. he says he will not take the blame. we're not playing abcd or what. >> we're going rapidly through the alphabet on this one. >>>. >> i'm certainly disappointed for seven years i've been congress. >> scolding. >> congress needs to do their job and congress needs to do their job now. >> and from the senate leader, a scramble for plan b. >> we will now try a different way to bring the american people relief from obama care. >> that d

chris gordon joins us live from annapolis. >> reporter: this was a terrifying accident that could have happened to any of us driving home from the beach or commuting to annapolis from the eastern shore. the driver, it happened right there behind me in the westbound lane. she hit other vehicles head on. some people say in this area that getting confused and entering the wrong lane happens far too often. this overnight accident on route 50 is the most recent in what seems like a rash of recent wrong highways that have killed people. investigators say the hyundai driven by 31-year-old christine parks was headed eastbound in the westbound lanes of 50. her car struck the honda head on. it was driven by 34-year-old hui xu of herndon. police are trying to determine the cause of the crash. people who live near route 50 have their own opinions. >> maybe improvement of the signs or some way where it is more difficult to go the wrong way. >> reporter: just last friday two men died in a collision on indian head highway. a northbound car was traveling in the wrong direction. that accident followed

chris gordon has more. >> this is a 13-term incumbent, bob marshall, again danica roem. marshall supports president trump's ban. >> it costs $143,000 to do a sex switch, and it could help treat a vet who is entitled to receive medical care after serving in the military. >> danica roem calls that discrimination. transgender health care is not optional, it's not cosmetic, it's necessary. >> he says proposing the ban on the military resulted in her biggest day of contributions since her campaign began. >> yesterday we received donations totaling $52,111 from donations that came in locally and came from across the co 80% of his opponent's money comes from out of state. >> i don't take public policy positions to deflect from my opponent i base it on a considered judgment on what constitutes the common good. >> some see this election shaping up as a referendum on transgender politics that will be followed by the national media, and both candidates say they will continue to focus on local issues affecting prince william county. >>> keeping tabs on the recent reporting you may h

chris gordon is there tonight. this happened in lanes coming towards washington. >> reporter: absolutely. it's the lane just behind me, the far lane where the crash happened. and just think how many times all of us have driven home from the bay bridge, the beach or the eastern shore. tonight many people are asking how could a wrong way driver have entered those lanes on route 50? local residents say it is easy to get confused entering route 50. this man says it recently happened to his cousin. >> he got arrested and had dwi and went the wrong way. i'm not sure if it's a flaw in the map or just people unfamiliar with the area. >> reporter: maryland state police say they got a 911 call about 2:00 a.m. reporting a wrong way driver. investigators say the hyundai driven by 31-year-old christine parks was headed eastbound in the westbound lanes of 50. her car struck the honda head on. it was driven by 34-year-old hui xu of herndon, virginia. they both died on the scene. >> we have not ruled out alcohol involvement. that

news 4 chris gordon has a closer look with how they're impacting the campaign in that race. >> republican bob marshall supports president trump. marshall is seeking re-election, having served 26 years in the virginia house of delegates representing parts of prince william county. he agrees with the president's tweets proposing a ban on transgender people serving in the military. >> given the circumstance of what is there, needing operations, taking ten years of chemical treatment to change -- allegedly change from one sex to the other, being out of commission for nine months if you have to get an operation to do this to satisfy your desires. it is not combatble but the fighting function of the united states military. >> marshall's challenger is democrat. she's the first transgender virginiian to run for the state legislature. she says president tr receiving a flood of contributions. >> yesterday we received 86 donations totaling $52,111 from donations that came in locally, that came in from within the 13th district and came from across the country. and we attribute that to people wanting

chris gordon has more on a new vaccine. >> this 6-year-old boxer drinks plenty of water because her owner knows how dangerous dehydration can be on a hot day like this in the dog park. but another danger dogs face this summer which owners may not know about is a potentially deadly dog flu that is spreading after starting in florida. some owners aren't sure if their dog has been protected. >> when we take her tohe vaccinations. it is probably in that cocktail that she gets. >> reporter: vets say dogs can catch the flu coming into contact with each other at kennels, doggy daycare and dog parks like this one. cona is a 6-year-old husky german shepherd mix. her owner says he intends to get her vaccinated. >> she is at the dog park all the time. it is probably important for her to have it around other dogs. >> reporter: just last month two dogs reportedly died in north carolina. a veterinarian at vca animal hospital describes symptoms. >> most owners notice a wet cough and exercise intolerance. not as much energy and might notice more gradual symptoms like not eating as much and the cough prog

chris gordon spoke with her today in an interview you'll see only on news 4. >> i spoke with nancy and her husband paul in a nursing rehab facility. they have a message for the people in alaska who donated more than $60,000 to their go fund me page to pay for the special medical charter flight home. . i'm so happy. >> her husband says the people he met in anchorage are generous. >> i thought i was going to have to take her home in a box. but the lord had other plans. >> stranded for months in the hospital in anchorage, she said she had one goal, to return home to her children and grandchildren. >> oh, yes. that was the very first thing. >> she says their ordeal in alaska gave her a gift. >> new hope for me, thank god is good that he's gotten me this far. she has a new goal, to get strong enough to walk and return to her home in maryland. chris warden, news 4. >> beautiful story. >> wouldn't that be great to see. would love to see her make that walk. >> look at the rain falling behind us. we start talking about check the pumps, right? >> never drive through roadway, easy thing to avoid

reporting from alexandria, chris gordon, news 4. >>> we all know how hot our cars can get during the summer. have you ever thought about the temperature inside of a plane. a colorado mom hired an attorney after ems crews had to take her 4-month-old son off the united plane when the mom said it got too hot. they were on the tarmac. the baby was treated and released from the hospital. the mom said united was not equipped to handle the situation. >> i said, get an ambulance and get me off the plane. the next day after we were released from the hospital and were home, no one had reached out to me. i got a bulk e-mail, tell us about your experience on your flight to el paso. i'm determined to take this horrible thing and make something good out of it. >> it was a flight to el paso but originated i tarmac. in a statement to nbc news, they should this should not have happened and is very sorry for the experience the family endured. >>> for folks with sickle cell disease getting bone marrow is really the only cure. fighting it, that's the challenge. it's not easy. people can wait years for a

chris gordon, news 4. >> wishing the family well there. >> some good people. >> yeah. >> back here closer to home far from alaska. we are dealing with quite a mess. >> pretty much we've got sunshine tomorrow and all through next week. it's going to be quiet. we can take a break next week. >> we're dup? >> we're done. >> what about flooding concerns. >> got to be dealing with that. unfortunately we're doing to be dealing with flooding for quite sometime. flash flood watch up for everybody at 2:00 p.m. we do have scattered flood warnings throughout the area. i'm going to show you that. as can you see from derrick's live shot out there, we have a roll through as we continue through the remainder of the day today. we've got more rain as well. it's a gloomy start for your saturday morning here in your nation's capital. it's a weather alert this morning. we do have a few isolated showers out there. of course flooding is still a concern because it's not doing to take much rain to actually add to the problems we already have. but as i was just telling mollette and dave, we've got actually a very

let's go to arlington county right now, this is right here, chris gordon, he's actually driving through some of this rain right now. you can see the rain starting to come down a little bit harder, it will continue to move in and let's take a look here. i want to show you, look -- come back here, go back, come to me, i'll show you what's happening here. this is our city camera, look at the heavy rain m coing in. you've got the extremely low dark cloud, these always precede, they come before the heaviest rain you can see that heaviest rain back here, as well. this is all rain associated with this as we continue today watch this over the last couple of minutes. we'll move it a little bit farther to the west, keep going. this is going to look good here as this rain is moving on in. now, again, these precede the heaviest rain. the heaviest rain is right in here and that's what continues to move in. for that area, i will not be surprised as this continues to develop to see that warning also shifted off to the east. we'll be right back witmore on thh es fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber op

we have syndicated radio host chris hahn, and hugo gordon, editorial director for the "washington examiner i will start with you hugo, ron, rather, hugo, we're hearing from ed rollins there this was politically not a good move because guess what? everybody is talking about it, and you don't want people talking about it. what is your reaction? >> i think ed had a great point. obviously you put the emails out there, and news organizations putting them into sequence to people can read them, pour over them and find out what significance is, and all the significance to great extent speculation. when don, jr. says, that this is great stuff, if what you are telling me is true. you don't know whether he is saying it is great that we'll get dirt on clinton campaign or it is great this is coming from the russian government. this is why there needs to be a proper investigation. there is an investigation obviously going on on capitol hill and this now needs to be part of it. trish: okay. so there is an investigation going on and, by the way, susan collins, senator from maine, ron, said she would like

former all stars that have changed teams in last jimmy butler paul george, chris paul, dwight howard, zach randolph and gordonlayer that might move soon will be paid like one, otto porter junior agreed to a four year $106 million contract for the brooklyn mets. but he shouldn't get sleeved tattoos and open his shop quite yet. agreement doesn't become official until noon tomorrow, after which the wizards have until midnight saturday to match the offer and retain him at $26.5 million annual salary. this is how porter's deal stacks up against the other stars. porter will make more than bryce harper and ovechkin combined. unless cousins signed a new deal, porter will make 4 million more than the skins quarterback and almost 10 million more than the best player on his own team. john speaking of wall a he could wait over a year to make a decision, no deadline like the one cutter cousins has coming up. he could make even more if he waits a year depending on if he makes another you all nba team. about that other big money star, various reports are saying by the july 17th deadline at 80% went an average value above $2

gordon, fox 29 news. >>> we continue to follow brea breaking news. arrest in the killings of four men. new details about what let up to the the brutal bucks county murders. >>> scott? >>> chrisnow ultimate doppler still lit up multiple severe thunder storm warnings down the shore. we'll track this mess and your weekend forecast next. >>> and a massive swing hole swallowing up homes in a in order neighborhood all caught on cam a the more than 200-foot hole opening. officials say the damage isn't done yet. the hole is still active and continuing to widen. that hole by the way is about 5e is hurt. ♪ fast play games from the pennsylvania lottery are an entirely new way to play and win instantly. bet i can play faster than you can eat that bag of chips. i won! fast play. play fast. win instantly. >>> we continue to follow breaking news story this friday night. two men now under arrest. both of them charged with murder, conspiracy and other crimes. their names cos dough dinardo and sean kratz both 20 years old. both facing a laundry list of charges. all related to the cold-blooded killings of these four men. dinardo charged with the murders of all four. kratz charged in the deaths

bruce gordon has been learning more about the second man arrested in this case but we begin with fox 29's jeff cole. jeff you pressed the bucks county da for answers today. >> reporter: well, chris it was finally an opportunity to ask him some questions when eddie tales that he could actually provide what we got today was detailed accounting of multiple murders as told to investigators by a 20-year-old with mental health issues, a grudge and an access to guns. the bucks county district attorney was clearly relieved friday, the search and grim discovery of bodies were over. >> we brought four young men one step closer to their loved ones and so that they can rest in peace. >> reporter: details of the killing are star link. according to cosmo dinardo's confession jimi patrick the college student is killed first he's shot by dinardo at the corn field with a 22 caliber rival and buried in 6-foot grave. dean finocchiaro is next to die. dinardo joined by his cousin sean kratz now under arrest and claims kratz shoots him with dinardo's mott's handgun. kratz denies it. dinardo shoots fin pin while on the ground. he tells investigators thomas meo and mark sturgis are slain on the seventh

gordon. hejoins me on webcam from manchester. thank you very much for being with us. thank you very much for being with us. chrisd by the what ifs and a lot of people will look at the length of the court case. did it need to take so long?|j think case. did it need to take so long?” think when we look back at the entire timeline, the initial application by great ormond street was made in february and, then, because a lot of evidence had to be collated to be put before the court, there was a hearing initial in april, a decision made by thejudge then, and then the family sought leave to appeal to both the court of appeal and the supreme court and then onwards to the european court of human rights, and, then, because of human rights, and, then, because of ongoing discussions and disputes, and this potential for new evidence, it returned to the high court. but when one considers all of that being donein when one considers all of that being done injust a when one considers all of that being done in just a few months, identity one can say this has taken too long. no, ican one can say this has taken too long. no, i can

gordon reid's defence of his wimbledon wheelchair singles title ended in the first round as he lost to sweden's stefan 0lsson 6—2, 6—3 who goes into the semi—finals. chrising their way through nearly 200 kilometres, both riders came off the road and were lucky not to have a serious crash. but the real drama was saved for the end. frenchman romain ba rdet leaving the leading pack behind as he took the stage victory. aru wasn't too far behind him — but froome just ran out of gas. a full 20 seconds behind the italian aru, who takes the yellow jersey. and manchester city are close to a £50 million dealfor tottenham defender kyle walker. the england international is expected to have a medical and complete that move tomorrow. walker, who joined tottenham from sheffield united in 2009, will notjoin up with spurs for the start of their pre—season training on friday. instead, he'll with city on monday to start their tour of the usa. that's all the sport for now. wimbledon sports day will be at 6:30pm. idid. let's get more on donald trump's two—day trip to paris — where he's holding talks with president macron and attending bastille day celebrations. they're expe