david culver has more about the gunman but we begin first with derrick ward outside the columbia mall. derrick? >> reporter: as you said, there will be a news briefing from howard county officials. if it happens during the course of my report, we'll break away and bring you that news conference. if you take a look behind me, there's less of a police presence than their has been for quite a while. there is a command vehicle here. i can tell you at the other entrance there was commercial cleaning vehicles. this is about reclamation, reclaiming this mall for the customers and merchants. they are trying to get back to something approaching normal. there was a trickle of people returning the the mall to pick up their cars and returning to an adjacent office building. >> i was in the food court. heard a really loud noise. we >> reporter: the last briefing from police said they didn't expect the mall to open before tuesday. we do hear it's going to happen tomorrow afternoon. that says something about the work that's been going on here. and also they said expect a heavy police presence at thi

you can tweet me at david underscore culver.e'll head to one of those areas and we got one from shauna telling us to head to shan tilley. and first i want to show you these neighborhood sunrise valley as far as the snow was concerned, not a big issue. then we turn on to this neighborhood snow covered, icy, and what the sun has melted during the day, it will refreeze overnight and create treacherous problems. we'll send it back to you. >> david culver, thank you. >>> new developments on a deadly shooting at purdue university. the deadly engineering shooting yesterday. 23-year-old cody cousins shot and killed 21-year-old andrew bolt inside the building yesterday. cousins surrendered to police a short time later. while police believe the shooting was intentional the two don't appear to have a past history. cousins is being held pending a court appearance, no date set yet. >>> the widow of the man who was killed in a florida movie theater is talking for the first time. nicole olsen's husband, chad was shot in tampa, shot by curtis r

i'm david culver in sterling.ing to map out the robberies and tell you what police are doing about it. >>> we are already seeing snow across our region. that may not be the biggest weather concern. more storm team 4 coverage, next. >>> hello, everybody. chief meteorologist, doug kammerer taking a look at the clock tower at wegmans. snow coming down harder toward the west. this is montgomery county around 270. you can tell what's happening on the roads. that is 270. notice the road there. the road is starting to get covered. the temperatures are dropped below freezing. we are going to see a lot of problems to the west. if you are west of i-95, temperatures are dropping. the snow is coming down quickly. we continue to see the issues as we move on throughout the rest of the hour. this is the radar, storm team 4 radar. here is leesburg and gaithersburg. we are seeing the heaviest snow. it will continue for the next two, three, maybe four hours. you may pick up one to two inches. down toward the south and east, this is

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live in virginia, david culver, news 4. >> thanks, david. >>> new this morning, a man hit hospital. the crash happened just before 10:00 last night on pennsylvania avenue and parkland drive in district heights, prince george's county, of course. it shut down traffic on pennsylvania avenue overnight. everything is back open now. investigators say the man may not have been in the crosswalk at the time he was hit. the driver did remain on the scene. and right now, howard county police investigators are meeting to discuss the shooting at the mall in columbia. they're trying to determine the motive behind it. extra security will be on hand at the mall this week. the shooting happened saturday at the zumies skater store. the site remains boarded up with a sign in loving memory of brianna benlolo and tyler johnson. >> i feel okay. i hope it doesn't happen again. >> i can't say i'm 100% secure in being back but i'm not really scared either, if that makes sense. >> we've also been digging into the past of the suspected gunman, darion marcus aguilar. we learned he had no history of mental ill

david culver is live outside the theater with how police are responding. david?> reporter: i spent a good part of today talking with people in the falls church community. it's clear that they're really disturbed by the recent crimes. the most recent happening this morning right here at the state theater. right off north washington street. two men got into the theater around 7:00, and robbed the place at gunpoint. for the city, not a good way to start the new year. this is what we encountered in falls church this morning. police swarming the theater, guns drawn, choppers flying. >> it's upsetting. it's scary. >> next to the crime scene is rebecca's restaurant. we talked to her from across the fence. >> i don't know. we've had a lot of scary things in the past couple of weeks that is very upsetting. >> reporter: digging through our past coverage we found what rebecca was referring to. a shooting at taco bell this past weekend. two weekends before, three men robbed the hotel. >> all those things add up to something that doesn't equal falls church. it's pretty surpri

david culver is live with more on the search. >> reporter: jim and erika, police are still trying tock down the two men who got into the state theater at 7:00 this morning and got away with a lot of cash. as of now police are still trying to track them down. this happened just hours after a new year's eve party. the roar of fairfax county's police helicopter hovering over the iconic state theater on north washington street in falls church. police not taking any chances. some had their rifles drawn, waving cars away. other officers ready to pull their guns. but the suspects nowhere to be found. around 7:00 this morning the two men somehow got inside. one of them with a gun. they confronted an employee who was still up working after a concert. and then they got away with the money. >> i do not think of robberies. i think of good music and lots of fun. >> reporter: just across the street from the theater, claire and don's beach shack. rebecca owns the place. >> it's upsetting. >> i was shocked. i saw the news report this morning. didn't believe it. >> reporter: that's the voice of a per

that's the latest in the storm team 4x4, i'm david culver, news 4. >> no. the reason david is in the 4x4 or amelia, tom is off today, guess where he is, minneapolis, minnesota. >> whatever for? >> the windchill, 40 below zero. that is why, one meteorologist out, send occupant the reporters. they're doing a great job. cold there? yeah. cold here, too. not nearly as cold. temperatures climbed up to 19 degrees, that was it. the current temperature of 18 and 16 at 7:00, 15 around 9:00 and going down to 14 at 11:00. the big story again is watch out for the ice. we will see a lot of it overnight tonight and early tomorrow morning. temperature at gaithersburg, 10, 12 in bowie, 12 in huntington, and warrington. 8 degrees and 12 degrees towards dulles which saw nearly 9 inches of snow from that storm yesterday. storm team radar, nothing to show in our immediate area. widen out a little bit, you can see our storm exiting to the north and east. and this is a smaller storm, not much of an impact and you can see it coming through portions of indiana. we may see some tom

virginia bureau reporter david culver explains. >> reporter: last month ryan mcelvin had fewer than 100wers and now it is way over 1,000. >> well, it happened on a snow day last month, and school stuns caught on as a resource. >> it is important up to the students to know that it is not up to the school board. we have a superintendent and chief operating officer who goes out the survey the conditions. >> reporter: and the students so happy with his tweets they have f photo shopped him as the cool kids and captioned him as simb aa fra from the "lion kipgs." >> i get a kick out of it. >> reporter: and also, other school committees have a web page dedicated to them, but some are warning that the twitter users are spreading bad information and some of the fake tweets are getting retweeted. fairfax school spokesman john torii says that he has no problem with legitimate tweets, but he is worried about the false accounts. >> there are a number of ways that we disseminate the information officially, and parents should rely on that. >> do you worry should there be a day that some figure that sho

out, and it will have to be made up, but other students were out and abo about, and reporter david culverienna, and what is it like out there? >> well, jim, for the folks check checking in with the coverage all day and you have seen me in the spot in vienna, you have seen the roads transforming from earlier today, dry and wet and now take to a look at it 4:30 or so, and slushy, and this is the stuff to freeze overnight, and cause for the treacherous commute tonight and tomorrow morn morning. that is what folks are worried about. we have people walking around, and we have video of that, and the biggest issue that doug mentioned it, the wind is pushing the cold snow right into our faces as we are trying to make our way out, and kaug up with some folks who were shoveling the snow off of the car, and they had good number of inches there, and trying to prepare to get home, and hopefully without any of that snow falling on to other cars as they make their way. and not just here in virginia, but across virginia, we had journalists out in the springfield area, and he was checking out what it is l

northern virginia bureau reporter david culver broke the story on nbcwashington.com. he's here with the story you'll see first on 4. david? >> that's right. i met with zaraida hernandez's attorney last night. she was readying to to see trial this coming monday. this morning i found that prosecutors offered a last-minute plea deal, and it was just approved by a judge. the news comes as community members worked to help pay her legal fees and raise awareness for kids left in cars. >> my heart broke for the mom and obviously broke for the baby. >> reporter: mother of one child with another on the way, crystal o'neil can't let go of zaraida hernandez' story. >> i'm not saying there aren't parents who left their child intentionally in the vehicle when they shouldn't have. but in this type of case, that's not what's happened. >> reporter: this case started on a hot day last july. 90 degrees outside. we were there as police carried an empty car seat out of i-nova alexandria hospital. investigators say she drove to work that day, dropped one of her kids at daycare, but forgot

reporter david culver is live once again in vienna. >> well, jim, the sun down here and along with it the temperatures. they are starting to plummet and getting cold out here, and i was watching the ice building up on the car, and also some of the eye sick icicles, and they are starting to be be dangerous if they fall. and look at the sidewalks, too, because you can see sidewalks are covered with several inches. i with was walking around initially with the soft and fluffy snow, but now it is icy and getting harder and the same for the street. this is maple avenue and that is slush. i have seen about a dozen plows coming through here in the past hour or so, and looks like not much of an impact because of the amount of snow still coming down. i want to show you a video out of springfield, virginia, proof of how treacherous this can be in the roadways and not the points far in the county where the fairfax dispatch says they are working a number of accidents. this is in springfield and points south, and car off of the road, and police responded, but a situation for drivers as they respond

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and he was speaking for the first time not from outside the kremlin but from the far east city of culver osc where it was hit by a massive flood last year. the news but the new russia has always stood united in face of trial but argue that if your friends and school in a way mourn the victims of the brutal terrorist attacks. we are doing we will continue to fight these terrorists with determination but i do use the resolve and commitment to the untold they are all gone what do we will provide support for the victims and their families we will accomplish everything we have planned and we will restore a build everything we have decided to restore our belief that well despite the new year's festivities the city is and morning until the third of january commemorating the thirty four victims of the two terror attacks. the youngest victim of the volgograd to terror attacks three month old toll. has regained consciousness she was transported to moscow for treatment after being at the center of the explosion which left her in a coma with a head injury or mother and grandmother were killed while

outside the kremlin but from the forest city of culver osc where it was hit by a massive flood last year. but then russia has always stood united in face of trials that argue that we are friends and school in a way to mourn the victims of the brutal terrorist attacks we need and we will continue to fight the terrorists with determination to reduce the resolve and commitment until they are all gone what do we will provide support for the victims and their families we will accomplish everything we have planned was the law and we will restore a build everything we have decided to restore our ability to pass that. will despite the new year's festivities the city is and morning until the third of january commemorating the thirty four victims of the two terror attacks. is not going that how well and thank you very much indeed. howell thank you very much indeed for that update. all efforts to rescue a russian vessel trapped in ice in the antarctic have so far failed in australian icebreaker to abort its attempts to to the weather while a chinese one got stuck as well on its way to the russian s

he was speaking for the first time not from him outside the kremlin but from the far east city of culver osc where it was hit by a massive flood last year. but the new russia has always stood united in face of trial but argue that we're friends and school in a way mourn the victims of the brutal terrorist attacks. we're here and we will continue to fight the terrorists with determination good ideas the resolve and commitment to the one told they are all gone what dearly will provide support for the victims and their families we will accomplish everything we have planned and we will restore a build everything we have decided to restore our belief that well despite the new year's festivities the city is in mourning until the third of january commemorating the thirty four victims of the two terror attacks and in fact over sixty people injured in a volatile grad terror attacks are still in hospital among them is three month old vic talk and know of in a she was the youngest to be has been transported to moscow for the treatments medics say her condition is critical but stable because mother

david culver is at our live desk with new pictures just coming in now from across the country. david? >> reporter: that's right, doreen. some of this video is just incredible. it shows just how dangerous and even deadly this cold weather is proving across the nation. we start in vail, colorado. an avalanche there killed a 24-year-old man. he happened to be the grandson with one of the men credited with discovering what became the famous vail mountain resort. from colorado we head north to minnesota. keep an eye in the upper right-hand corner of the screen. a traffic camera caught a car flying off a bridge overpass. this was in a minneapolis suburb. the cause, black ice. the woman behind the wheel, she is okay. but this was one of nearly 150 crashes police there responded to tonight. >>> and some wet problems for american airlines passengers. this happened at 30,000 feet. the extreme cold caused a pipe on the plane to burst after it took off from dallas. water from the bathroom poured into the cabin. that plane, which was headed to baltimore, made an emergency landing in arkansa

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news4's david culver has the story. >> yes, you are.eah. >> reporter: no shortage of love inside of becky's sterling home. >> hi, george. >> reporter: george is a burmese mountain dog, and he is staying with becky and her dogs for -- well, as long as he needs to. >> he has a little cough still from the smoke, but he is, i think that he is adapting pretty well. >> reporter: this was george's home up until this past monday. >> a call came in shortly after 3:00 in the morning, and you could see the fire coming through the roof from

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david culver reports. >> there is a lot of really good capable teachers, and i think that, you nknow,probably a little bit more focus should be on taking care of the teachers that we have. not hiring felons probably. >> reporter: that is one mom's take after a teacher was let go for a felony she committed 20 years back. and in is the petition filed by fairfax county schools

david culver is here to share those calls. >> hey richard and angie. a mall full of shopper, you imagine dozens of calls poured in to howard police and fire. we listened to dozens of those dispatches. this morning we have the clips of the urgency of yesterday's shooting. >> i have 40 calls on hold at the mall. we do have report of an active shooter in the mall. i do have reports of at least three down. >> six and a half minutes later, we heard police put out a call describing the gunman. >> now that call was describing a gunman inside the mall a male between 18 and 25. take a listen. you can hear it now. >> all unit at the mall. we have an update. number one male between 18 and 25. white tee shirt, white tank, khaki pants, last seen with a shotgun. >> we have shown you how officers responded to the mall, the swat team in the so called hot zone. that's the second level of the mall above the food court. we have monitored that seen throughout the night. officers used search dogs to go in the mall just in case. they tell us it's standard procedure. >> than

in alexandria, i'm david culver for news4. >> thank you. >>> right now, getting ready for some snow, a winter storm warning in effect all over the area. >>> and tonight, road crews are ready and the drivers are lined up at gas stations, and the schools are keeping an eye on the forecast. >> and snow is falling in other part parts of the country, and what comes after the snow is worse, bitter cold. we are going back into the deep freeze. >> we have team coverage to help you prepare for the

ahead at 5:00, david culver talks with community members coming to hernandez' aid. >>> we're learning more about the men suspected in a pair of armed robberies in prince george's county. police say donnell calloway and gregory evans are facing several charges for the crimes. the two are accused of holding up a business in capitol heights, then a liquor store in forestville on wednesday. police say they led officers on a chase through d.c. before crashing their getaway van. calloway was shot during a confrontation with police. he's hospitalized but is expected to survive. >>> an update right now in the case of two montgomery county women charged in the deaths of two children. 21-year-old manifa sanford and 28-year-old zachia avery are accused of stabbing avery's 1-year-old son and 2-year-old daughter to death in an exorcism ritual. avery's 5-year-old daughter and 8-year-old son were also injured in the attack last week. today a court psychiatrist recommended avery be evaluated at a state mental health hospital. sanford was ordered to see a court-appointed psychiatrist. >>> the "tonight

leno is happy because he gets to drive around culver city in his 1937 rolls royce boat tail speedster. >> topic two, richard sherman, the much covered seattle seahawk continues to make news post-rant. hear the star quarterback complains his aversion to the word thug making him feel the same way as if somebody used the "n" word on him. >> it seems like the accepted way of somebody calling the "n" word nowadays. everybody out there is the "n" word and everybody else is thug and that's fine. that's where it kind of takes me aback and it's kind of disappointing because they know. what's the definition of a thug really? >> i defended your rant. i'll have to push back on the thug connotation. greg, your thoughts on that? >> it's weird, because it suggests that white people cannot be thugs which is racist, and it kind of screws up all the left wing bloggers who use the phrase rethuglican. what are they going to do now, is it now the "t" word? >> i actually agree with him. >> with richard sherman. >> i agree with him, that -- i'm not saying that i would equate the "n" word with thug, but i wo

>> gordon greg culver placed the prison on lockdown confining every inmate to his cell. >> lock down. we are under a lockdown. >> all right, lockdown, gentlemen. take it in, let's go! >> several days later, the victim was released from the hospital and recovered in the prison's medical unit. >> we tried to get interviews with both the victim of the stabbing as well as the perpetrator of the stabbing. the victim was an adamant no. he did not want to participate in the documentary. eventually, the assailant said he would talk to us. >> our interview with the stabber, terry moore, gave insight into how little it takes to prompt a potentially deadly attack in prison. >> what happened? >> i had an assault on an inmate. >> why? >> why? because he had stole my shoes. >> actually, this was not a surprise to me. in prison, you have very few possessions. your resources are limited, and if somebody comes and takes one of your possessions, two things happen -- "a," you lose something that could very well be useful to you, and "b," you will be perceived as a weaker person if you don't retaliate. >

we havd a strong relationship with the culver road administration. calderonthe administration. want to thank you, john, for the significant american leadership, with respect to the palestinian -- israeli conflict. i look forward to visiting with and to do what we can to support your effort to seek a resolution to one off if not the most intractable issues in the world. your leadership as well with respect to trying to bring a political solution and and and to the violence -- end of the and his war onad his people, we will support you in those common values and efforts that we strongly support. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> the first question will be from michael jordan from "the new york times." >> question for secretary kerry. after you became secretary of state, you made the point repeatedly that it was important s calculation to achieve a political solution that you needed. a year later, it is clear that the assad regime believes its position is stronger than ever. in his letter to the united nations, the syrian foreign minister who will be leaving the sugg