here's chris gordon. this is a store you you're only going to see on news 4. >>> we will get to that story in just a minute for you. leon? >> all right. technical issue there. we'll get to it when we can. now we move on to the latest with the iran nuclear deal. today president trump blasted what he called iran's rogue regime and in addition to saying that he'll de-certify the 2015 international agreement, he's calling for new sanctions. as jennifer johnson reports, this move. >> importantly, iran is not living up to the spirit of the deal. >> reporter: president trump striking a blow against a 2015 international agreement stopping iran's nuclear program despite continued worldwide support for the deal. the u.s. will no longer certify that iran is complying, while not ready to withdraw from the agreement, the president threatened to do so. >> we will not continue down a path whose predictable conclusion is more violence, more terror, and the very real threat of iran's nuclear break out. >> reporter: the pr

chris gordon, news4. >> quite an amazing recovery. so glad to see him doing so well. >>> thoe national park service plans to nearly triple the cost to get into national parks during peak seasons. right now it costs $25 for cars. that could jump to $70. bikers and hikers could also pay more. the park service says this extra money is needed to deal with a maintenance backlog. fees will be increased at the grand canyon and yellowstone. >> for 70 bucks, your car should leave that park washed and waxed. >> that keeps people out of the park, is what it does. >> don't you think? >> yeah. that's the objective. >> absolutely. >> how big of a coat are we going to need? >> you're going to need an umbrella. actually, sunday, you don't even go outside. and we have a little thing called the redskins game. and there's going to be a pretty big storm here on sunday. out there right now, no storm in sight. blue skies across the area. current temperature is 63. it's actually really nice. winds out of the southeast at 3 miles an hour and temperatures are

reporting from the johns hopkins hospital in baltimore, maryland, chris gordon, news4. >> and you canrobably imagine that the frost family's medical bills are overwhelming. if you'd like to help out, we have a link to their gofundme page. search tina frost. >> the man who encountered that las vegas gunman is sharing his story tonight. >> jesus campos, a security guard, went to the 32nd floor and found something blocking a fire escape. he removed it and believes the the shooter's attention. >> i heard rapid fire. i felt a burning sensation. i went to go lift my pant leg up and saw the blood. that's when i called it in on the radio that shots had been fired and i was going to say that i was hit but i got off my cell phone radio so they could coordinate the rest of the call. >> a sponsor for "the ellen show" donated $25,000 to the victims' fund. >>> 20 people are physically abused by a partner. if you breakdown the numbers, one in three women and one in four men have been the victims of domestic violence and many suffer in tracee wilkins has more. >> reporter: what are you feeling being

tina frost's father spoke with news4's chris gordon. >> reporter: rich frost tells me that his daughter tina is making progress here at the john homp ki hopkins hospital. >> walking and talking and understanding things and some of these are happening. slowly but sure ree. >> reporter: tina frost was hit in the head by a bullet. her boyfriend austin carried here 300 yards to a truck that took her to the hospital saving her life. now austin is part of the team that is by her side around the clock at johns hopkins during her recovery and rehab. >> gunshots to the head, 5% survive and 3% have quality of life. so i was like -- and to go from that to where we are now, it's a miracle. >> reporter: rich frost says his victims of the las vegas shootings. reporting from the johns hopkins hospital in baltimore, maryland, chris gordon, news4. >>> and this afternoon we heard for the first time from the security guard who first encountered that gunman who later killed 58 people and wounded hundreds more in vegas. jesus campos appeared on "the ellen show" and found something blocking a fire escape and

in odenton, maryland, chris gordon, news 4. >> and in a small pennsylvania town, thee family have been released by a taliban group in pakistan. they had been held in captivity five years. the u.s. says they are safe at a secret location in pakistan, but there is some confusion about what happens next. nbc's pierce simmons reports the husband apparently turned down a flight that would bring the family back to the states. >> reporter: american mother caitlyn coleman says canadian husband joshua boyle were released overnight in pakistan according to u.s. officials and now the u.s. embassy staff, their three children released with them, were all born in captivity. the family held by the taliban affiliated for five years. the couple were abducted while hiking in afghanistan when caitlyn was seven months pregnant. the last video message sent back in december 2016 when they urged president trump to help secure their release. pakistan says it acted on intelligence from the u.s. and though no u.s. military assets re stand by in case they were needed. >> the pakistan i government's cooperation i

chris gordon has more on his remarkable journey. >> reporter: dane smothers jr. walked in wearing his uniform and a neck brace surrounded by fellow firefighters as he says good-bye to the doctors and thursdays and staff from medstar rehabilitation cente firehouse, i love them and they've grown to love me. >> reporter: smothers nearly died after getting struck after getting out of a d.c. fire and ems unit which was just arriving on the scene of a rowhouse fire on capitol hill. since his injury on august 2nd, he's had surgeries and intense physical therapy. fire chief dean says they are saving a place for smothers in the department. >> this is one of many steps that dane is taking. dane's plan and our plan is to return dane to operations. he's got a lot of work to do, but that's the goal. >> reporter: doctors say he still has months of work ahead and his injuries may make it difficult to return to active duty as a firefighter but they say his 83 days of medical treatment shows them how determined he is. >> my advice to anybody who sees dane down the road, don't bet

pat, back to you. >> chris gordon. thank you, chris. >>> a scare at the white house after a man jumped over a concrete barrier this morning. officers arrested the man on e street. the south fence line of the white house was closed while the secret service investigated. police were also investigating a suspicious package, but they didn't find one. >> hackers snooping on you and what you do online. >> we are working for you with the new concerns about how safe your wi-fi really is. >>> plus, is a busy gas station putting people who live nearby in danger? what's going on that has so many people concerned? >> and we're staying on top of the breaking news, a big scare on the campus of howard university. officers there searching for a they find nothing, but what happened? >> as we go to the break, a day for the record books on wall street, the dow jones industrials crossed the 23,000 mark for the very first time. finishing the day just beneath that level. ralpand as a doctor, nobody ever asked if i'm a democrat or republican.

news 4's chris gordon is live in potomac where that crash happened. chris, just a horrible tragedy for these people's families. >> reporter: erika, two lives were lost right here at the spot marked by flowers. broken car parts, and charred grass where the car caught on fire. the crash actually happened -- it started across the street. when the car hit two trees with such force that it came careening across over into this area,ro democracy boulevard. family and friends of the victim walking the scene of the fatal crash call it tragic and horrific. two young people killed here. the passenger in the car, 33-year-old kathleen french of potomac, is the mother of two young children and the author of a soon to be released children's book. >> hi, everyone. i'm kathleen. i am the author of spotsy the fox and the unexpected treasure. >> reporter: her sister says kathleen's most important role was raising her children. >> she was, she was such a loving mother and a friend and just sister and daughter. and she loved her family more than anything else in heron tire

. >> as news4's chris gordon on high alert. chris? >> reporter: well, doreen and wendy, you see behind me police roadblocks blocking off the streets of downtown leesburg for the annual halloween parade. this weekend, some residents of the historic district here in leesburg got an unwanted prehalloween surprise that they find very disturbing. some residents here on cornwall street and neighborhoods around the corner on liberty street received an unwanted surprise sunday morning. they found plastic bags containing candy and cartoons. there were drawings with unflattering caricatures of jews and african americans. there was also a letter which appears to be from the ku klux klan reading, attention white america, we are nearing the end of the line. the letter warns of white extinction. many leesburg residents are upset. >> i'm simply horrified this happened in our community. leesburg is very united and we help each other and neighbors are neighbors, and that there would be this discrimination is just horrifying. >> reporter: leesburg poli

chris gordon. hopefully they'll get something. thank you so much, chris. >>> the family dealing with a high profile get some closure. today the man charged with murdering pamela butler pleaded guilty to second degree murder. jose rodriguez cruz now has to lead the family and investigators to her remains. you may remember butler disappeared back in 2009 from her northwest washington home. news 4's derrick ward has new details that came out in court just today and he has reaction from her family. >> we want to bring pam home and give her a proper burial. >> reporter: and for that, ending eight years of not knowing, the family of pamela butler is willing to go along with a deal. 51 year old jose rodriguez cruz admitted to murdering butler. he will serve 12 years in jail and five years probation provided he keeps up his end of the bargain. >> and most importantly now begin efforts to take us to the body. >> reporter: butler hasn't been seen or heard from from just before rodriguez cruz and butler argued on february 13th and he knocked

chris gordon talked to students and, chris, many are >> reporter: we are about to hear from them. but first, jim, i want to share the key piece of evidence presented here in court today. it's called government's exhibit number 1, it is a 13-page affidavit that lays out the entire case against john rust of alexandria, and based on its allegations, the judge said he is going to be kept in custody until his trial. howard university students are relieved. many students here at howard university remember the fear, the anonymous death threats caused on campus. she says her mother warned her to stay inside. >> i'm glad that they found the gentleman and that they made an arrest. that was my freshman year here so of course it was pretty terrifying. so i'm glad that they've located him and that he's been arrested and charged. >> reporter: 24-year-old john rust faces federal charges of posting threats against howard university students. on november the messages were reportedly prompted by demonstrations at howard supporting racial protests at the university of missouri. the message used hate

chris gordon, news 4. >> you can find a link to that gofundme page that chris just talked about theren the nbc washington app. just go there and search tina frost. pat? >> there is some good news for folks worried about getting home after tonight's pivotal nats game. metro is staying open later. transportation reporter adam tuss broke the big news on twitter this morning. exalon is picking up the tab. look for adam's live report coming up on news 4 at 5:00. >> all right. it is the big night at nats park. do or die time against the defending world series champs. they defeated the cubs in chicago last night and lived to fight another day in washington. news 4 sheree burruss inside the stadium where it's quiet for a moment. that place is going to be rocking in a few minutes. >> reporter: i'm spektiexpectin too, leon. it's quiet. it's fall, it's brisk, but there is a the nationals franchise hasn't done so well when it comes to elimination games in the postseason. they're hoping to change that here tonight. anything can happen in the postseason. like last night, right here, michael a. tayl

our chris gordon has been work being for you in that neighborhood. chris, people there are afraid all that fuel is putting their >> reporter: absolutely, doreen. some of the people who live hearsay they fear for their safety. others say their lives have been disrupted by a neighbor. the neighbor, this service station which more than a month ago leaked 5,000 gallons of gas. crews are burying pipes using water to remove gasoline from beneath two apartment buildings and an office building with a health club. a resident sending us these pictures of an underground parking level which was off limits while crews worked to remove gas vapors. >> i don't know what exactly is in the air. i don't know what i'm inhaling or what anyone else would be inhaling or anyone that i live with. >> reporter: some residents worry the gas leak could endanger their lives. theresa ankra spoke to us from work using face time. >> is it possible that this gasoline could ignite and blow us? >> reporter: most of the gasoline that leaked here at the liberty gas station on king street

news 4's chris gordon is along democracy boulevard where that crash happened. chris? >> reporter: doreen, i'm standing tonight on the site of the memorial where two people died in this fiery inferno, car parts are scattered along the charred ground. now, this was a single-car accident leaving some people wondering how could this have happened. family and friends of the victim walking the scene of the fatal crash call it tragic and horrific. two young people killed here. the passenger in the car, potomac, is the mother of two young children and the author of a soon to be released children's book. >> hi, everyone. i'm kathleen. i am the all authorize of foxy the fox and the unexpected treasure. >> reporter: her sister says kathleen's most important role was raising her children. >> she's so creative, so smart, and more than anything else, she just -- she loved her family so much. she loved her children, and she was just -- she was an amazing sister. we're all going to miss her forever, but she'll live on in our hearts. >> reporter: french was riding with a friend, 30-ye

news 4's chris gordon explains how they finally tracked down the suspect. >> reporter: many studentse at howard university remember the fear, the anonymous death threats caused on campus. >> a lot of people were startled by this. some people even, you know, had problems talking to people back home about it. but it definitely hearing he's finally caught. >> reporter: 24-year-old john rust faces federal charges of posting threats against howard university students. on november 11, 2015. the messages were reportedly prompted by demonstrations at howard supporting racial protests at the university of missouri. the message used hateful racial language, including the n word, saying any left at howard university after 10 tomorrow will be the first to go. prosecutors say the civil rights investigation traced the messages to a laptop and cell phone owned by rust. alley son carpenter, former president of the howard university student body wonders why it took nearly two years to arrest a suspect in this case. >> with other threats made against, you know, other targets at u.c., 24, 48 hours go b

. >> news 4 chris gordon joins us live where many are asking tonight why was this guy allowed back out. >> reporter: well, tonight we have some answers explaining how this could have happened. you see, the man was arrested for sexual assault in the district, but then apparently slipped through the court monitoring system and then this weekend hit here in prince george's county. >>> 23-year-old khary edwards di device that he was ordered to wear to protect the public. in september, edwards was arrested for first degree sexual assault. a d.c. judge ordered edwards to wear the gps ankle bracelet, restricting him to his home in southeast washington. but on saturday afternoon, prince george's county police received an emergency call from an 81-year-old woman reporting she's been attacked. >> the first officer arrived on the scene, saw the guy running away naked. other officers arrived and eventually located him and took him into custody. >> reporter: on september 25th, edwards is arrested and charged with sexually attacking a woman in d.c. the next day prosecutors asked for high-intensity s

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here's chris gordon with a story you'll see only on news 4. >> reporter: robert bean says a woman got violent on the green line train to branch avenue thursday. >> diry woman who was assaulting the other woman sitting on that seat facing forward. she had repeatedly punched her from behind, knocked her water bottle out. the woman was grabbing restraining the woman in this seat for a couple stops until she got off and went on to the train in front to assault other passengers. >> reporter: metro says if a passenger sees an assault or other trouble on the train, they should use the inter come, press the red button, and inform the train operator. mr. bean says he used the inintercom to report the assaults, but he didn't see a police officer for the next six stops. >> when i got off the train there was finally a police presence here. >> reporter: being told the metro employee, he was disappointed passengers were left on the train for half an hour with a woman who was hitting and insulting people. >> and his response was, i should have been more of a man and done something about it myself. >

chris gordon, news 4. >> one of the world's wealthiest women is investing in some of our region's best sports teams. loreen pal jobs, widow of apple founder steve jobs, is taking a 20% stake in monument sports and entertainment according to the washington post, which estimates the investment to be in the hundreds of millions of dollars. monument controls the wizards, capitals, mystics, and capital one arena. monumental, what did i say? ted leonsis will remain executive wizards season begins two weeks from today. when you're watching nemanja on tv you're going to notice a new face on the broadcast. >> kara lawson will be one of the first women serving as a primary analyst for an nba team. she's here in the studio. we are very excited. we are also excited to have dave johnson who is also the voice of the wizards on the radio. >> this is how it all starts. we're going to spend a lot much time together the next few months as well. you'll be on nbc sports washington with steve buck hanson, as wendy and jim just mentioned. we talk about being a primary analyst, a woman primary analyst on an

we spoke to news 4's chris gordon during a fund-raiser today in her honor. >> rich frost, father of las vegas shooting victim tina frost pays a surprise visit to the maryland restaurant that's donating today's profits as a fund raiser for teen thina. >> everybody is pulling for her so much. >> i know, i had to stop by. >> reporter: rick wears his team tina t-shirt. on his quick 20-hour trip back to maryland. we speak before he rushes to the airport to return to investigation and his daughter's side. >> hopefully be there when she wakes up. she might wake up tonight, might wake up any time. we don't know. i want to be there. >> reporter: tina was hit in the head with a bullet. doctors removed her right eye. her dad tells me their family is considering bringing tina back to maryland. >> it's a chance she'll be able to be blown next week to someplace for rehab and to start her many operations and our first choice is hopkins or maryland so she can be back here be by her side and all take care of her and have all her friends and family around here to support her. >> reporter: tina frost grad

chris gordon is on the scene working for you. chris, residents there are concerned how this could quite possibly impact their health. >> reporter: erika, absolutely. and this is the key to the clean-up. it's called a frack tank and it holds 23,000 gal tons of water in the pipes in the apartment behind me. water that was contaminated with gas lien, causing the residents here to fear that their lives may be in danger. crews are burying pipes using beneath two apartment buildings and an office building with a health club. a resident sending us these pictures of an underground parking level which was off limits while crews worked to remove gas vapors. >> i smell about that, but after they already talk to the office, so they asked me to take our cars out of the parking, especially in garage 4 and 3. >> reporter: some residents worry the gas leak could endanger their lives. theresa spoke to us from work using face time. >> is it possible that this gasoline could ignite and blow us? the fumes have been horrible for the last several month

news 4's chris gordon talked to a mother who rushed out of the building with her 8 month old son and her dog. >> i just heard a couple of pops and i heard sirens so i ran out to see what was going on. and i saw the fire department going upstairs. so then i went back down, got my son and carried out my dog apartments. it's still not clear how it started. >> we have another reason to watch the skies. new developments in the tropics. we told you this morning when tropical storm nate formed so now we're getting a better idea of where it is going and how it is going to affect us here. storm team 4 doug kammerer is in the room. what is the latest? >> nicaragua, coast rick, honduras, heavy rainfall, mudslides, rivers are flooding down to that area. right now that storm beginning to make its way to the open waters of the caribbean. take a look where this is. just off the coast, actually just on the coast on the border of nicaragua and honduras. you can see it making its way -- here it is right here. that's why we have it circled. you can see a lot going on in the tropics as normal this time

news 4's chris gordon spoke to the girl's father today. >> reporter: kerry doesn't believe that the video of the shooting tells the whole story. it seems to show his daughter kerry ann in a bmw refusing a police order to get out of the car, driving off, hitting one officer and being shot by another officer. [ gun fire ] >> something was -- i really believe that. and anybody can point fingers at some sort of substance abuse that was going on or alcohol. i'm not buying that, you know. when children or young adults have these kinds of incidents, there is something deeper going on. >> temple university student who was in miami beach with a friend celebrating her 22nd birthday. her father says she dreamed of becoming a lawyer, fighting against social injustice. >> the best thing her father can do is tell people about her. so, they won't have the memory of what's on social media of the incident. >> reporter: he says a year ago he started noticing something strange in his daughter's behavior. he asked for help, seeking a mental evaluation for her. >> and i tried to do it on three separate occasi

chris gordon, news 4. >>> 4:26 is your time now. s 4 today" continues right now with eun and chris. >> "news 4 today" begins with breaking news. >>> that breaking news out of los angeles international airport where marilou danley was met by fbi agents just after midnight our time. danley was the girlfriend of stephen paddock, the man that went on the deadly shooting rampage. the fbi says she is a person of interest and may provide clues into what lo danley had been in the philippines. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm eun yang. >> i'm chris lawrence. aaron is obviously in las vegas. this morning we're getting our first look at the dramatic footage from police officer's body cameras. >> go back. go back. >> this video gives you an idea of the chaos and terror when the shooting started. you can hear all that rapid gunfire and the people screaming in the background. the las vegas police officers also yelling at people to make sure they take cover. the gunfire lasts for nearly the entire video, which is about three minutes long. >> yeah. a

chris gordon -- chris lawrence joins us now to tell us all about -- he's here to tell us what to expect what people need to know before heading down. >> we're working for you. basically, we want you to have the best possible experience when you get down here. the first thing to do, you got to wear red. you know these cubs fans. they will travel thousands of miles. you know they're going to be rocking their blue. you got to show up and wear your red. you got multiple tickets. britt right one. game one, obviously. get there early. you don't want to be stuck out in the security line while the nats are coming up to bat in the third inning. what not to bring. come on. you know the drill by now. don't bring big bags. no metal, glass containers. no it. also, some ofte a ways away and walk here to the ballpark. look, you can't bring pepper spray or mace or self-defense sprays. it will be easy to get home. metro will be running on extended hours. they're going to run until 1:00 in the morning. the circulator running extended hours. they'll give you a free ride back to northwest d.c. you can hop

chris gordon is in gaithersburg with what we're learning about this case. chris?reporter: well, it happened here at this ride-on bus stop. a woman was standing and she was sexually assaulted. now we want to surrounded by wo there's a deep trail coming up behind the bus stop. we had forensic evidence technicians here most of the morning. montgomery county police are working with gaithersburg police trying to figure out who did this. now the victim was transported per protocol to a hospital. chopper 4 showed the scene with detectives working the area of watkins mill road and travis lane. this is said to be a very quiet and safe neighborhood. the neighbors are shocked something like this would happen. i talked to a jogger who was here. he said he sees the same woman every morning about 6:00. he hopes it is not her. obviously no identification has been given by police. technicians are gathering evidence. the suspect remains loose. that's the latest. back to you. >>> thank you, chris. the calm before the storm. lots of people are wondering what president trump meant wh

. >> chris gordon has more on his remarkable medical journey. >> reporter: after 83 days of treatments, dane smothers jr. is walking and guided by his father. he's heal. >> i'm not afraid of a challenge so i would like to return. as for my family at the firehouse, i have grown to love them and they have grown to love me. >> reporter: dane's father says the d.c. firefighters have taught him a lesson in loyalty. >> i've always heard the stories of the brotherhood and, you know, you but i did not know what that meant until my son had his accident. >> reporter: smothers nearly died after he was getting out of unit 3 as he was struck. a unit was just arriving on the scene of a rowhouse fire on capitol hill. the night of august 2nd. doctors say his injuries were severe at the time they didn't expect him to >> he's an amazingly strong young man and my advice to anyone who sees dane down the road, don't bet against him. >> reporter: smothers wants to return to active duty but will have to take it a step at a time. >> he's got a great sense of humor and a strong will and he has impressed all of

chris gordon, news4. >>> olympic gold medalist michael phe documentary. this film is designed to be shown in schools and at community centers. anxiety affects about 40 million americans. for more information about this documentary or to find other stories and resources to help with depression, anxiety or any mental health issue, just search changing minds in the nbc washington app. >> let's talk a little football now. hopefully there will be no rust for the redskins in their first game back from the bye week. beating the 49ers might be easier said than done. >> reporter: they know better than to overlook an 0-5 team. >> four plays away from being 4-1, without a doubt. it's a competitive football team. if you take anybody for you're an idiot. that won't happen here. >> if you don't focus in and play like we've been playing. >> reporter: sunday's game, the first after the bye, kirk cousins thankful to spend time with his new son cooper. >> we're sleeping pretty well. all things considered, it hasn't been too bad. i've heard horror stories of people telling

. ♪ reporting from college park, chris gordon, news4. >>> now at 6:00, a baffling mystery. las vegas mass skacre, why he do it? this comes with a chilling new video inside the killer's hotel room. and outside as police move in and try to save lives as he unleashed a hail of bullets on a crowd of thousands. >> everybody >> a live look at the mandalay bay casino, the hotel turned crime scene in the wake of the deadliest mass shooting in american history. >> tonight, new images of the gunman emerge as they zero in on his girlfriend trying to figure out what she knew in the days just before the attack. >> the story is dominating headlines. the motive is still a history. police say the gunman left behind clues as president trump travels to vegas to meet victims of the tragedy and the growing calls for action here in washington to stop the violence. >> we have team coverage for you this evening with reporters from coast to coast but let's begin with leon harris in the newsroom with the latest on the investigation. leon? >> jim and erika, right now the fbi is questioning stephen p

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news 4's chris gordon is there live now. what have you learned, chris? >> reporter: well, jim, within the past hour we watched detectives focus on this ride-on bus stop for the second time today, and then enter these woods where the victim was dragged against her will. police say she tried to fight off the stranger who overpowered her. this evening, detectives returning to the woods where the victim was attacked. police are calling it a sexual assault, a possible rape. they are collecting evidence they hope will lead them to the man who grabbed the woman at this bus stopt assaulted her, and then ran off. police say the victim is physically injured and traumatized. >> right now our detectives are still trying to interview her, obtain information about the suspect and we are trying to identify him. >> reporter: local resident christine washington says she is keeping a close eye on her young children. she is shaken by the attack which occurred across the street from her home. >> actually just watch where we have to gi told my older son to be careful. if you

. >> news 4's chris gordon did some digging today and found out what happened. t the jail in upper marlboro to explain. what have you found, chris? >> reporter: well, pat, a lot of people are asking how could this have happened, and we went out searching for answers. sources close to the investigation say that khary edwards apparently disabled or removed an ankle gps that was supposed to monitor his movements and restr h his home in the district. but instead he was free for days and allegedly committed this second assault. well, we know where he is right now, right in there in custody in the prince george's county correctional center. >>> 23-year-old khary edwards of southeast washington was supposed to be under court supervision. but he is charged with a horrific sexual attack that occurred this weekend. here's the time line we put together from sources familiar with the case. on september 25th, edwards is arrested and charged with sexually attacking a woman in d.c. the next day prosecutors asked for high intensity supervision of edwards rather than requesting h

news 4's chris gordon has new details on what led to this second arrest. >> reporter: court papers say3-year-old khary edwards of southeast washington was waiting for his victim naked in the garage of her camp springs maryland home. she ran to call 911. he climbed in through her kitchen window, grabbed her, began choking her. >> i commend the woman for her quick action and able to kind of fight him off and call the police at the same time. she saved her own life. >> reporter: here's the time line we put together from sources familiar with the case. on september 25th, edwards is arrested and charged with sexually attacking a woman in d.c. the next day prosecutors asked for high-intensity supervision of edwards rather than requesting he be held in jail pending trial. on october 19th, the gps monitoring device edwards wore triggers a tampering notification. on october 21st, an elderly woman is violently attacked in her camp springs, maryland, home. edwards will not be going anywhere any time soon. he is in custody here at the prince george's county [ inaudible ]. >> far away to make them.

. >> so, news 4's chris gordon went out there looking for answers. he's live with a scene with a closer look. what have you found, chris? >> reporter: well, pat and leon, behind me you see a huge water tank and over here crews that have been working very hard. down the block you'll see they're digging trenches with steam shovels. crews on the scene are pipes that remove gas out of the groundwater and sump pumps. around two residential buildings here, the pipes have disrupted traffic. some residents say they smell gas fumes and they're afraid of an explosion or a fire. they say they aren't getting enough information and they worry if the air they are breathing is safe. >> i don't know what exactly is in the air. i don't know what i'm inhaling or what anyone else would be inhaling or anyone that i live with. as far as i know, i haven't gotten any updates. >> reporter: is it dangerous right now? >> it's not dangerous right now, no, sir. >> reporter: any of the residents in any of these buildings? >> right now, initially when we first started, there was a

as chris gordon reports new york city you some people are already trying to shut it down. >> our standing as a witness -- >> reporter: antiabortion activists are holding prayer vigils and protesting a controversial doctor who is opening a new abortion clinic in bethesda. they packed the sidewalk in front of the wildwood medical building on old georgetown road. >> i'm calling on each one of you to continue your peaceful, prayerful witness outside of this abortion facility. >> reporter: for almost years the maryland coalition for life protested in germantown. at the clinic where dr. leroy carhart performed abortions. carhart's website says it provides advanced gestation abortion care. antiabortion activists say he performs abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy. they raise money, bought the building where dr. carhart worked in germantown, thinking they were putting him out of business. >> and so he didn't go to another abortion clinic and he starting his own. >> reporter: i knocked on the door of the offices where the new abortion clinic is located trying to speak with dr. carhart. >> hi, ye

reporting from bowie, maryland, chris gord gordon news 4. >> news 4 has tried to shine a light on mental health with our changing minds campaign. we have a list of important resources. if you are looking for help. just go to our nbc washington app and search changing minds, then click on where to find help. >> we have some breaking news right now. it's out of montgomery county where several buildings have been evacuated because of a gas leak. these pictures from chopper 4 show fire fighters saying that a construction crew mistakenly struck a gas line near broad birch drive and plum orchard drive. this is in silver spring. among those evacuated. they are capping that leak. >> montgomery county courtroom packed today as the driver who killed a 5 month old child in a stroller made his pleas. john miller pleaded no contest to reckless driving and guilty to failure to yield in the death of tristan schultz. the baby was in a stroller being pushed by his mother in a crosswalk. she was also hit. our northern virginia reporter david culver explains why some feel justice won't be served. >> report

. >> by thoughts and chris got to gordon and his family.se are injuries you never want to see happen. just very unfortunate. adrianna: boston ultimately lost the game despite a late rally. won.avs it again last night, prince george's county native kevin durant getting his championship ring. host of the houston rockets. this game would go down to the final second with the warriors down one, direct with the shot to win it and he makes it. take another look. his hand was still on the ball as the time expired. the rockets won cnarrator: ed gillespie and i wants to endis ad. ed giof a woman'sd put thpersonal decisions,rge not women and their doctors. as governor, ed gillespie says, i would like to see abortion be banned. if ed gillespie would like to see abortion banned, i would like to see i would like to see i would like to see that ed gillespie never becomes governor. adrianna: we are back with a very personal revelation from the facts of life star mindy cohn. she is battled breast cancer since 2012. we have the exclusive first look. >> for n

chris tonight. first of all, i wasn't shocked because i felt i wouldn't be surprised if gordon walked.on't know exactly what went on today. you read the sfa have said they're not going to renew his contract but you are disappointed because i felt as a country we were starting to get somewhere. now we can go back to square one. you look at the last year or so, there was that unbeaten run, that almost so nearly a victory against england. it was looking so good. it was only at the final hurdle that it wasn't quite enough. yeah. you listen to people saying it's the same old story and same old hard luck story for scotland. i am story and same old hard luck story for scotland. iam not story and same old hard luck story for scotland. i am not buying it. for me i think if it's happened once, you can say yeah it's unlucky but it's been 20 years without getting to a major competition it's not unlucky. there's something wrong in scottish football. something not working. i think when you look, we continuously give managers a campaign ortwo continuously give managers a campaign or two campaigns, wh

unfortunately the story was a new boston player, all-star gordon hayward suffering a gruesome leg injury, the n-l-c-s. third inning, l-a's chris taylor, his second home run of the series gives the dodgers a 2-1 lead. they win 6-1 and lead the series 3-0. l-a is one-win away from their first world series appearance since 1988. spike lee hoping his yankees could rally from a 4-0 deficit against the astros. bottom of the eighth, new york's gary sanchez doubles home two-runs to break a 4-4 tie.

gordon strachan has left his job as scotland manager after the team failed to qualify for next summer's world cup in russia. our sports correspondent chris how much of a surprise is this? no real surprise, to be honest. scotland's failure to beat slovenia a few days ago ended any hopes of getting to those finals in russia next year. gordon strachan has been imposed for just under five next year. gordon strachan has been imposed forjust under five years, but he has had two campaigns, two failures, and one obvious outcome. the scottish fa met here at hampden park earlier today. they had a discussion for 30 minutes before releasing a statement thanking gordon strachan for his efforts. attention now turns to who will replace him. david moyes has been mentioned. michael o'neill, the northern ireland manager, also mentioned. whoever comes in, the task is clear, if not simple, to get scotla nd task is clear, if not simple, to get scotland to a major finals for the first time since 1998. thank you. national trust members are voting on whether to ban hunting with hounds from trust land. trail hunting, where riders and hounds follow a fox—based sc

chris mclaughlan tells us. when ex—it doors are left ajar, it can leave room to make an entrance. gordonendly against the dutch next month. the board have asked malky mackay if he would lead that match and lead the squad into that game and lead the squad into that game and as faras and lead the squad into that game and as far as the recruitment of a successof and as far as the recruitment of a successor is concerned, clearly we will try and do that as quickly as we can. this was malky mackay in december. he had asked for a fresh chance after admitting sending offensive text messages as manager offensive text messages as manager of cardiff city. since then, he has been focusing on developing youth. of cardiff city. since then, he has been focusing on developing youthlj think he is in the infancy of starting a very importantjob is performance director. my one concern would be that should he get a result against holland, it leaves the door ajar as to the possibility of him becoming manager and it's important to him to the job he is doing now. thejob is to to him to the job he is doing now.

our bruce gordon went sniffing around the city to see exactly what the trouble is. he joins us in the studio. bruce? >> reporter: chris dawn, philadelphia stinks. no, not in a figurative sense it literally stinks and we can blame mother nature and frankly ourselves for this nasal assau assault. >>> he found tim out for stroll with his miniature dock shipped maddie. sure enough when they passed the water and sewer inlet at 23rd and parish note odor came upward. maddie is lower to the ground and has bigger notice. tim was able to describe the script. >> like a sten chi stale doggie smell, you know, sewer smell that type of thing. >> reporter: that foul philly if you know is attacking nostrils all over the city these days. as for the answer why? well, blame mother nature. and three weeks without measurable rainfall. normal storms the rainwater dilutes and flushes along the gunning that accumulates in the inlets. but without the rain, the water department's john, says the mess down below is, well, concentrated. >> and all that you're left with inside of there is trash, debris, waist, and you just smell that stronger. when

chris. >>> a street in grays ferry maybe the trash i e-z t street in all philadelphia piled up near a philadelphia school district facility. we got good news for you. after our bruce gordoniled a report on the situation this evening, the city's streets department says responsibility to clean this up falls on its shoulders and crews will head out first thing in the morning. fox 29 once again getting results. >>> a father now faces third degree murder charges in the death of his two-year-old son. police say 27-year-old christopher kuhn was trying to race away from police after stealing from a wal*mart in tullytown when he crashed his car. the impact through the toddler from that car. in an effort to escape, police say kuhn actually stepped over his son and ran from the scene. >> i've been doing this job for 20 years. nothing surprises me any more. i just -- i stopped trying to think about, upping, what defendants are suspects or people that do these type of things even think any more. it's shocking. >> police arrested kuhn a short time later. the two-year-old boy died at the hospital. >>> after tragedy, fear, worry, anxiety are normal emotions. what happened in vegas has m

gordon, fox 29 news. >>> breaking to night, captured the man who sparked a two-state manhunt caught in delaware. chriseporter: very tense day comes to a close with the arrest of an suspected mass shooter. i'm chris o'connell in wilmington. the very latest on a very long day for law enforcement. ♪ >>> we continue our breaking news coverage tonight of that deadly shooting in maryland. the manhunt is over. the man wanted for shooting six people across two states is in custody in delaware tonight. let's get right out to chris o'connell live in wilmington where that suspect is being questioned. chris? >> reporter: i tell you, iain, a big sigh of relief from law enforcement on the state, local and federal levels tonight after a 37-year-old man is in custody tonight. accused of killing three people and shooting three others in two states. 37-year-old radee prince was brought into the wilmington police department tonight after being arrested ten hours after police say he opened fire on his workplace in edgewood, maryland. police say he walked into the advance granite solutions where he worked just before 9:00

gordon wood points out for example no other word for more than liberty is used. there's a chris risis of virtue. washington says men of virtue are but a drop in the ocean. and our theory of politics requires the existence of civic virtue. somebody has to democratize just as a political process. is that speaking to franklin at all? >> great point. gordon wood was on my original dissertation committee, so that's -- all right. so you're right, there is sort of a valid -- of the concept. we start to see that through franklin arguing against the hereditary aspects, the sort of officer class. and it does -- you're fundamentally right. you even see this in argue ans of definitions, whether it's rebellion, the sort of farmers viewing themselves as the true heirs of the revolution. where we start to see what you're talking about, the breakdown and sort of the lack of virtue comes a little bit later and starts really bubbling up. there's a brief period during the war, middle portions of the war, about 1778, 1777, 1778 where it starts being talked about and there's a real clash between civ

bruce gordon joins us in stewed eighty seven this information came to us via an anonymous tweet. >> yeah, it sure did, chris. late this afternoon in fact we were able to talk by phone with our source. he asked that we not use his name but said he lives in a nearby apartment that has seen the mice before. last night, he took out his camera and the results, well, they were not pretty. >> starbucks at 20th and callowhill is a busy place with a steady stream of customers rushing in to pick up their specialty coffees and pricey pastries. >> oh, my god. that's disgusting. >> reporter: but we came to the coffee shop bearing bad news or more accurately pictures of pests. >> what do you think? >> i think i want to return this bagel i just purchased. >> reporter: half dozen tweeted photos sent to fox 29 appear to show mice running around the starbucks. our tweeting source told us the shots were taken thursday night aft the star had closed. >> there's one on the floor. and another one playing hide and go seek on a pastry rack. there's one stretching for a better look at what else there is to explore. i showed the phot

chris martin. you have to say that there is a bit of luck involved, but how many times do you get lucky? those late goals and the late changes work. well done to gordon chance. 0ne gordon strachan. they still have a chance. one more game to go against slovenia. i will be going overfor it and slovenia. i will be going overfor itandi slovenia. i will be going overfor it and i am not massively confident. why not? slovenia drew with england in slovenia. they beat slovakia quite easily over there as well. they have not lost in the campaign andi they have not lost in the campaign and i don't believe they have lost a goal in the capital in this campaign. people think scotland might have made it but they still have a tough one to go. and we find new and exciting ways to make a mess of it at the end. that's the attitude of most scottish people, it has been 19 years and we almost don't believe we will do it. i'm sure other scottish fans might be more positive. it was always going to be tough for northern ireland against world champions germany. 2—0 down after 20 minutes and did well not to be thrashed after that, did not to be thrashed after that, did not drop

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gordon murphy of new hampshire. now an independent. i'll start with you, senator murphy, what did you make of what we saw on capitol hill today? >> thank you, chris. the name is humphrey. >> sorry. i had chris murphy on the program so much, the name is tripping off my lips. >> it doesn't matter so much, but the story is not as much about donald trump as it is about jeff flake and bob corker. this is a vivid example of the bad driving out the good. and i think it's high time a majority of republicans join with bob corker and jeff flake and denounce the president as a man who is reckless, so reckless and careless and cruel in the conduct of his office as to be vile and corrupting of the american system. and it's high time that congress with the encouragement of former members of congress may i say, and former presidents may i say especially invoke the 25th amendment to remove this man from office because he is simply unfit to discharge the powers and duties of that office. those are the words of the constitution. the president doesn't have to be stark raving mad, if he is reckless and dangerous, that makes him unfit. and that is the description of