. >> reporter: councilman craig rice has confidence in the thoroughness of the vetting process of thefbi and department of homeland security. >> we're talking about anywhere from 18 months to two years before someone can actually be cleared. those are the kinds of processes that we want to have. >> reporter: montgomery county leaders tell me they expect the first syrian refugees to arrive in in community early next year. reports from montgomery county, chris gordon, news 4. >>> a maryland state police trooper -- state trooper has been suspended with pay for driving drunk and crashing his car. thomas hobbs works as an aviation rescue technician. police say they flipped his car early thursday morning. the 26-year-oldó? faces dui and other charges. he has been with the department for more than a year. >>> 9:06. this is an incredible rescue in bethesda, the moment these local first responders were waiting for after learning something very special was stuck in a drain. >>> a mother smoked pot days before giving birth and now she's fighting with the hospital. how the staff is coming in betw

we've done -- >> montgomery county council member craig rice, the author of this new law, mr. rice was particularly troubled by our i-team report and wrote the bill because of it. chris? >> great work, scott. >>> there is controversy and growing concern this afternoon about the safety of nfl players all because a quarterback stayed in the game sunday despite showing signs of a head injury. jay gray has details. >> reporter: the hit was not all that extreme. >> as he was wrapped up. >> reporter: but the effects seemed obvious and immediate. >> grabbing his helmet and struggling to stand, but staying in the game despite the nfl's self-proclaimed commitment and new program to protect against head injuries. >> slow to get up. >> reporter: a team trainer gave the okay for him to stay on the field and a league spotter didn't stop play, but even fans spotted a potential problem. posts on social media included a woozy case keenum. he's still in the game? how? why do we have a concussion protocol, then? >> following the game, keenum was suffering from a concussion. the nfl announced th

craig futterman said, lunged at officers, had a knife. there was one account early on that he had broken a window of a police car. again, we remember some of the accounts about tamir riceyoung 14-year-old boy shot and killed in cleveland and then you see the video. and it, to me, unmasks a little bit why folks have a little bit of skepticism sometimes against -- about initial accounts. >> because so many of these cases have been captured on video, the public is more aware than ever. i think if you've covered crime for any amount of time, you get used to the idea of the furtive movements. the first thing the police rule out is their narrative of what happened. looking at this video, it's striking how at odds what we see with our own eyes that is with the narrative that he lunged at someone. and i think when you take a look at what's happening in chicago now and people are upset for many reasons that most of the shots happened while he was on the ground, that this video existed for a year. and no movement at all. but it comes on the heel of the boya case where the officer apparently perhaps intoxicated with an unregistered gun fired over his shoulder kills this young gir