d.c. police have made it their mission, and they have been very clear about this, that their big goal here today is to keep all of these groups separate on. on the way in, you had this self-contained almost parade of d.c. police, escorting the white

d.c. police take every precaution and the warning police have anyone thinking about bringing a wep apon into e city. >>> stealing from a nonprofit. now the police need your help finding a suspect. >>> probably not going to have a hard time. at's pretty clear video. catch that guy. 4:00 a.m. good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. ready for the weekend. it is going to be a hot day, again, but this early august heat wave will get a break when the showers move in. >> first, let's check in with meteorologist chuck bell and sheena parveen. > yesterday was your monday and today is yourfriday. >> these two-day workweeks are killer. >> tidydid you know you're worn this ekend? >> i feel sick already. >> you have to be here tomorrow morning. he's working a double this morning. >> i did that forouryears. not doing that again. >> that's exhausting, by thewa you cannot be exhausted. you need a vacation from your vacation. you can take a nap this weekend because we have rain moving in. >> isn't the

d.c. and arlingtounty police. so far, we have not gotten any commen w hopefullyll hear from them tomorrow. erika, back to you. >> darcy, live in logan circle, thank you. >>> d.c. police are trying to find a person who shot and killed a man. somebody d flagged officern to report the shooting on southern avenue in southeast early this morning. first responders rushed keith douglas to the hospital where we're told he later died. recovering fros a gunshot wound. the boyashort in northeast near kennel worth afternoon. no word on a potential suspect or even a motive in this case.

. >>> d.c. police are investigating a double-shooting in northwest. police tell us that one man was killed, marking the 101st yomicide thisr in d.c. a second man is undergoing surgery, we understand. police say the shooting happened just after midnight in the 1900 block of 9th street. police would like to hear f anybody who may know something about this. >>> d.c. police investigating a shooting that injur ed a man in northeast washington. this was not far from gallaudet university. he dro himself or was driven to where officers were called crews saw an suv with bullet holes being towed from that scene. >>> here's a look at top stories. we could learn details of ther mur makiyah wilson.ma john tis expected to go before a d.c. judge. and police have put out the arrest of a second man. makiyah was 10 years d. >>> mollie tibbetts' funeral was held yesterday in iowa. the funeral tame just ys after the medical examiner revealed he 20-year-old died from multiple blunt force injuries. tibbetts dis appeared in july. >>> thousands of studen are headed back to sc

the d.c. police are not having it. the park police are in charge of lafayette park. the d.c. police you'll see out there on the streets. you'll see they have horses they have brought in as well. then of course the white house is right there. so you have the secret service, who is also here. they've got eyes in the sky. there are choppers flying over. they have eyes on top of the white house as well. the security is very tight. it's very serious. they're trying to make sure that these two groups, unlike what happened in charlottesville, do not come together, and they're trying to make sure there is no violence. if they want to yell and scream, they can do that all day long, but the officers here are keeping the two apart. ryan? >> sara sidner, thank you for your report. we're going to continue to keep a very close eye on this situation as those white supremacists make their wie ay front of the white house. we'll go back if something warrants that coverage. today, of course, bringing another contradiction from the president's legal team. president trump's attorney rudy giuliani

a preliminary report is expected over the next few weeks. >>> right n d.c. police are trying to find a person who shot and killed a man over the weekend. this is video from the scene of the shooting. police say it happened on southern avenue in southeasterly yesterday morning. the victim is identified as keith douglas. he died at the hospital. police tell news 4 this was the district'som99th side this year. >>> a 15-year-old boy is recovering from a gunshot wound this morning. the teenage boy was shot yesterday afternoon at 4th and pond street in northeast. that's near kenneth worth avenue. no word on a potential suspect motive. >>> the university of maryland's football season start in two weeks. there was a meeting this weekend that addressed concerns about the program. saturday, current players, parents and the university's president gathed at the school. head coach durkin was not there and remains on administrative of leave. nsive lineman jordan mcnair died on saturday after suffering a heat stroke. the state board of regents announced an investigation into that

ther d.c. policere h equipd dle these large-scale events and they're also working very closely with theirtaw enforcem partners. >> people can rest assured that we have a solid plan with thete ultioal to make sure that nobody gets hurt. >> reporter: of course,he goal here also is to avoid any direct clashing between these two groups here. the national parkervice also processing three other permits for counterprotests. we are told as well, another briefing on security plan will be comg out from police later on today. live, i'm justi finch, news4, back to you. >> justin, thank you. >>> it's an33. the democratic nominee for the governor of maryland is apologized for cursing afterst taking qns from reporters. ben jealous was responding to a reporter from "the "shington pohat asked him about ads. our affiliate in baltimore was there for that exchange. >> to put a final point on it, do you identify with the term socialist? >> are you -- kidding me? is that a final point? okay. >> shortly after that, jealous

d.c. police chief peter newsham said safety is a priority. police are working to make sure nothing tha happens in charlottesville happens here in the district. >> redskins football returns tonight. the skins will kick off the preseason against the at 7:30.s the game's in new england but you can watch it here. after t a game stickund for the postgame and news4 at 12:1:. >>> d.c. public library isaf op r a few uninvited guests showed up. ld several snakes were found in the bg over the weekend, yuck. garter snakes were d the d.c. public library in georgetown. this is what they look like. my goodness, you can imagine? these are not the actual ones. we just wanted to give you a picture of what they looked like. a library spokesperson said the were found ie basement steps away from the children's section. that's where i go. thankfully, these snakes are >> with all of the wacky weather and the flooding, they're coming up lookingor a nice cool place to hang out. they're harmless. garter snakes are good for the environment. they're eating all kind of c

call d.c. police if you recognize this man. >>> today, an autopsy is planned for the man who drowned in the monocacy river after a kayaking accident. this ngppened yesterday mor in frederick county. it roup of five kayakers logs and debris which knocked them off their kak. 58-year-old patrick wald. water and losted consciousness. waldron was an experienced kayaker and was wearing a life jacket. >>> how safe is the ter in your child's schools? some parents in maryland are leconcerned afterted levels of lead were found in drinking water at dozens of schools. out of te3,000 wa fixtures, just over 200 tested positive for ellsvated lead . the affected fixturesere immediately removed, but there are reports that students had access to those wter out lets before they were taken out of service. parents told us they are counting on the distrto keep their kids safe. >> i trust that they would do the right thing. and make sure that it done completelff >> school oicials say repairs to water stations are expected t

the police chief briefed the d.c. o the detai today but the public was not allowed to hear the information. >> the public has reason to be concerned. residents worried because the group organizing sunday's rally has a history of deadly olence. >>> reassurances from police may help calm some fears but a topic many people are talking about forsure. here with today's talk around tore. whatour lynners having to say about this whole thing coming to >> our listeners have been following the story since i first hit the media about them coming to the district. they don't want them here but they understanav they every right to state theirr position. listeners understand, they have ever right to state their opposition to this as well. i think they look back and thinking this is d.c. and it's 2018. they really are in disbeli h it'spening here. we took to the streets today and talked to some of our listeners this is lisa from washington, d.c. toit's a bold act to come not only the nation's capital but one of the most highly concen

but d.c. policesham said he intends for protesters and counterprotesters to remain apart on sunday during those demonsations. he presented that plan in detail in a closed-door meeting with councilmembers. and afterwards, he did say that police wil not be offering special escorts for those unite the right ralliers. he also has been in touch with the chief of police in charlottesville. that, of course, is where last year a violent clash between er counterprotests and protesters down a that unite the right rally down there and a woman was killed. and speaking with reporters y, yest the chief also said he believes his force has the experience and is equipped to handle this event on sunday.re >> t no intention to accommodate one side or the other. the only accommodation that the metropolitan police department is providing is to make sure that everybody who's in our city on that day doesn't get hurt. >> reporter: the national park service is now processing three permits for a counterprotest. one set to beg

he's charged with 18 counts of tax and bank >>> d.c. police searching n r a car involved in a shooting of a little girlutheast. the girl was one of three people shot on 56th street.en >>> any p knows how shopping can be with the cud does. we're going to show you services that deliver clothes to your doorstep kids.ored for your join us live, to find out going through the different kinds. a lot. >>> storm team 4 weather alert. after that, smooth sailing. >> thanks for joining us. >> the "today >>> good morning. stunning new twists. that colorado man accused of murdering his family, now blaming his wife for killing his children. prosecutors not buying it as police reveal he was allegedly having an affair. the susct set to appear in court toy. we are live with the latest. >>> breaking overnight,toppled, protesters care down a statue on the university of north carolina. police a the school now investigating and calling for calm. couldhis be a start of aew waive of violent demonstrations. >>> perjury trap. in a new interview overnight, president tru

you've got d.c. police. that's who you see in these neon vests. you've also got secret service. national park police. you've also got a network of private security here, too, trying to keep people safe. the goal, the washington, d.c., police chief says is to keep protesters and counter protesters separate. it's also to make sure that bystanders are kept safe. i'll also tell you that as we were standing at that metro station waiting for these white nationalists to get off the train, we saw families, relying people, who had no idea what was happening today. and they just really got caught up in the mix. so again, we're now on f street. so we're just a few blocks away from lafayette square. again, to see all of this, you would think there are hundreds, david -- hundreds of white nationalists, white supremacists, protesters, but, again, to my eye, i only saw about two dozen or so. >> geoff, stay with us, if you would. i want to try to go back to garrett haake. garrett traveled with this group of organizers from vienna to washington, d.c. garrett, what did you hear at the vienna subwa

. >>> tonight, d.c. police are looking for three men who beat up an off-duty federal police officer. >> he was on a scooter,topped a red light when the men attacked him in the middle of the day. cameras captured pictures of the suspects. the officer told our shomari stone, these are hiss. attack shomari's live now with an interview you'll only see onws 4. shomari. >> reporter: good evening. d.c. police are searching for these three suspects. this off-duty officer says he was minding his own busiss. it was daylight outside. it was really nice. all of a sudden, he said these ree men snatched his joy, and he told them that he is an off-duty officer. he says they did not care. oftentimes when things like this happen, off-duty police officers won't talk on camera. but this man decided his story with us in hopes of catching thesehree men. >> i probably have several emotions that are going on simultaneously. one is disappointment, disbelief. >> reporter: david lesansky rests on his couch with bruises and internal inju

that's been quite concerning. >> d.c. police are asking for thepublic's help to catch the suspect. >>> new details tonight on an apparent assassination attempt on the president of a.venezu at least six people have beenar rested. authorities say the suspects used aair of drones, each packed with two pounds of explosives to try to assassinate esident nicolas maduro yesterday. maduro abruptly stopped his speech. national guard troops scattered. bodyguards shielded maduro and his wife. they were.ot hurt maduro blaming the u.s. and colombia for being bind the plot. today president trump's u.s. national security adviser, joh bolton, denied any u.s. involvement in the attacks. the bla injured seven members of the national guard, three of which e in critical condition. >>> we now know the double shooting in rockville is an attemptedmurder/suicide. a man shooting and killing his own elderly father. this was the scene on norbeck road nearav georgia ue. montgomery county police now saying w gregley shot and killed his 89-year-old father th

outrageous that thead r and jack evans and the police department would consider providingri pvate transport to the klan a the nazis when they come to d.c it's not only trageous, it's unconstitutional. >> and the civil rights lawyer says it should never have been on the table. >> reporter: pice say they will -- in a statement police say the department doee not provrivate security for any group. there is no plan to provide a police escort for the group, our goal is to maintain from the demonstrators and other groups. metro's union o also came against this idea saying that it would be unfair to have train operators basically serve as private chauffeurs for a hate group. in foggy bottom, darcy spence news4 today. >>> a man was killed after being hit by a car on route 202. this happened ju e last night.er 11:00 the driver of the car that hit him stayed on the scene to cooperate with responding officers. that victim's ne has not yet been released. >>> new information this morning reveals thatwo men were shot in side a car. the crime scene is at a park and ride lot that doesn't seem to be operational right now, that's at norbeck road and geor

you can see there are still d.c. police officers standing guarde on pennsylvania avenue outside the white house. as you said, this is all but er. sooner than it was expected. this was supposed to go on until about 7:30 this evening. as you said, when they got here, about two dozen white supremacist yprotesters, t began their speeches in a sequestered stage far away from the thousands counterprotesters who wereer h tonight. but the real tension came when they marched here from the foggy bottom metro, escorted by dozens of police officers on motorcycles, bicycles, and on foot, bringing them through a gauntlet of counterprotesters who hurled insults at them, yelled at them at times threw botts at them. that did not dissuade about two dozen of these white supremacists led by jason keler when they got here to the white house. there were some dust-ups between some trump supporters and some counterprotesters in the crowd where they started yelling at one another. but again, i just got off the phone with a skesperson who's been mon

t now d.c. police are searching for a oldarked older model acura or lexus car involved in this shooting. right now i'm at the intersection of 56th street southeast and ayers place southeast. let me move out of the way and you can see the yellow crime scene tape roping off this neighborhood. you look down there, there isol detective,e officers, and they are investigating. let's roll some video. people in thisl neighborhood t me a car circled the block and then someone fired the several rounds on the 100 block of 56th street southeast.d one man tol me it sounded like fireworks. shooter hit a girl and two others. a woman and another wvenile. theye injured. however, police have not told us how they were injured. we do know that they are aconscious breathing. >>> now, police, again, ar searching dark-colored older model acura or lexus wit fourdoors. it has a wing on the back with eye license plate in the front window. enu are looking at a live picture of the here. there were several shots fired. one man tol

d.c. police is also looking forest courts. inta ament the police say they do not provide any private security f any group. there is no plan forceroviding po escort. as chief has mentioned our goal is to maintain separation between thers demonstrand other groups. >>> metro union also came out against this idea saying that it wouldre unf to metro train operators to basically serve as priva private chauf fers for a hate group. >>> thank you. >>> we have breaking news out of venezuela where the cntry president says he survived n assassination attempt from drones. state captured the incident while the president an addressed the crowd ma president ma dura. so you can see that he and his wifeke immediately l to the sky. officials say drone det explosive device. smoke could be seen coming from the building. the blast injured seven national guard troops. they were not injured. he was celebrating the national guard 81st anniversary. ma dura blamed u.s. for attacks but offered no evidence howt was carried o

d.c. police say all three were murdered. jewel king was 47 years old and april olast seen i that year. the mother of three died from a gunshot wound. verdell jefferson was 41 and died of blu t forceuma and buried with king. and dori butts last see on christmas day 2006. she die a from gunshot wound. detectives say she was foundte separom the other two victims. we spoke to one man who o knew of the victims. >> they showed me her face. i knew who she was, i said, oh, my god, you know, you never thought it would be somebody you know. >> officials are not ruling out the possibility is that one person could have tilled all three me >>> this morning, we have new information on the capital defee suspect. the defense is asking for more time to consider an insanity defense. you see pictures here, accused of killing iive people that attack. prosecutors say he had a longtime grudge against the annapolis-based newspaper. ramos has pleaded not guilty to five cnts ofmurder. >>> no matter what newspaper you pick up today, you're probably g

d.c. police tweeted that shamus loved children and took part in many community events. that i a loss. >>> an update this morning, the n newseum pulled some controversial products off the shelf, t-shirts that say fake news. the new sseumou sen aba pon apo sayit journalists are not the enemy of the people, a phrase f bquently used president trump. >>> taking a look at the capital eel. the sun is up and people are moving abou it's going to get pretty hot. brittany ship has a look at our sunday forecast. >>> machines have been placing workers for deadlines, but what about replacing the workers for just a few hours? we te going toe a >>> welcome back. the nation's factories are em facing a pro this morning. but this is a god one od one to right? >> some companies are saying that as factories are booming, they're having trouble hiring workers. >> reporter: demand for their seat belt parts has doubled over the last year, and keeping up has been a challenge for manager rob simon. so beyond putting up a hiring sign in the wiow,ioneer turned to start up higher bottlbotics for hel

that's quite concerning. >> d.c. police say the suspey be connected to at least three other assaults. >>> we're learning morethbout crash that ended up with a hospital.ple in the according to investigators, the bus driver crossed the center lines causing the crash yesterday. you can see how it ended up there in the trees right on the highway. there weren't any kids on the bus. 14 people were hurt but all are expected to be okay. >>> a story developin right now in california, one we want to follow. firefighgrs battl what is now considered the seventh largest wildfire in the state's history. crews were encourad overhe weekend as strong winds pushed the winds away from areas people live and into forest land and places that have already burned. the white house approved california's request for a major disaster declaration in the wake of historic wildfires. >>> eight minutes after the hour now. in new mexico the search for a discoveryy led to the of nearly a dozen living in squalor conditions. found with very little foodr an wan

police. today a large rally is planned in washington, d.c., wh aig police presence to meet them. garrett haake is there for us. >> reporter: good morning, d.c. police will be flooding this area later today tryingo keep separate groups of white nationalists and counterot ters, even as they converge on this small park later tonight. overnight, tense moments in the streets of charlottesville, virginia, far left protesters heckling the media and chanting anti-police slogans. as the city rolled out a heavy police presences n the eve of darkest day. last august, white nationalists and counter protesters clashed across the city. counter rprotes heather haier died after being struck by a car allegedly driven into a crowd intentionally and a helicopter crash took the lives of two virginia tate police officers monitoring the violence. jason kessler, the organizer of the unite the right rally is planning a seql in d.c. today, among the scheduled speakers former kkk leadur david . >> on sunday, we know that we have people coming to our city for the sole purpose of spewing hate. we, the peopl

>>> breaking right now at 11:00, d.c. police catch the man they say hurled anti-hispanic slurs at a school crossing guard. and threatened to kill him. officers investigating this disturbing incident as a possible hate crime. >> a dine and dash suspect targeting local restaurants may have h last free meal. why people are now calling one restaurant manager batman. >>> and senator john ccain's casket arrives at joint base andrews as mourners prere to honor the iconic lawmaker with a ceremony and pubc visitation at the u.s. capitol rotunda. >> news4 at 11:00 begins with breaking news. >>> good evening. we're following twone breaking stories tonight. >> it is a busy night, folks. first to an updateryo a s you saw first on 4. police have busted the man they say yelled anti-hispanic slurs at a school crossing gua and threatened to kill him. a little more than an hour ago, d.c.e told us they rrested lionel hyater of bethesda >> accused of shouting slurs at a man helping children cross the street at an elementary school. witnesses say he

d.c. police say he was killed yesterday afternoon at a barber reet near the maryland line. police believe this was a targeted attack. >>> it's now 5:04. now to an update on a catholic church scandal rocki the entire country, including our area. the man nowng ser as archbishop is accused of being involved in aco r-up that lasted decade. the accusations among the findings in a grand jury report. >> tom worrell was the long time archbishop of the pittsburgh, diocese. cardinal worrell is accused of approving the transfers of at least one offender and of approving hundreds of thousands of dollars in confidential settlements with victims. the church says that transfer came before abuse allegations were made agahest priest. worrell spoke yesterday with our news partners at wtop radio. >> the report will pnt a very dark picture because it goes back over 70 years. >> priests were raping little boys and girls and the men ofle god responsor thome not only did nothing, they hid it all for decades. >> in astatement, the cardinal said he acted with concern for the victims and to prevent f

d.c. police need help finding a oy and his teenage sister. >> chris lawrence has been standing by at the live desk follow this story. chris, what can you tell us? >> that brother and sister have been missing since yesterday ternoon. take a good look at your screen. d.c. police sayst he was een with his sister. e's only one-year-old and his sister only 13. they were on stanton road in southeast d.c. aroundhe area of suitland parkway, st. elizabeth hospital. about a mile from the congress heights metro station. police are considering maka to be critically missing. he may need certain food and especially diapers. please call police if you know where they might be. >> chris, thank you. it's about 6:04. a silver spring father is worried about his daughters. hasn't seen 11-year-old kandyce or karmen matos since saturday. they left without any necessitie, >> the girhey left with nothing. got nothingith them. money, no clothes, nothing. >> he says histe dau often hang out at the westfield mall.n anyone w

comcast, building america's largest gig-speed network. >>> d.c. policee made three s after dozens of atv riders swarmed the area this weekend. several drivers got into accidents. police are hoping to identify riders from the surveillance video and make more arrests. >>> cardinal donald wuerl moved up a monly meeting with his priest council amid the new axual abuse allegations and grand jury's scathing report. cardinal wuerl's name is mentned repeatedly in that report. the scandal is being called a cover-up. pope francis released letter today condemning the abuse. >>> tonight we're hearing from a mosque leader about last night's frightening conf ntation in northern virginia. >> a man is under arrest after police say he began threatening to kill everyone. >> reporter: bureau chief julie carey just obt vned neweo of the suspect in springfield. >> we're at the majidsqoor in the springfield area. the incident took place last night as were leaving evening prayers. the man who has been arrested for making threats, a longtime member of this muslim community, and

d.c. police formed a gauntlet to escort the group the eight blocks through the city. counterprotesters showed up today. the vast majority obeying police directions. but there were some un rprotesters, many dressed in all black and hiding their faces, who clashed with police. this skirmish happened more than an hour after the white supremacists had left the city. and a small group of protesters, some identifying as b lckes matter, fed off with police blocks from the white house near metro center. police deployed chemical spray to disperse the crowd. right outside of the white house, some protesters fired off bottle rockets at police. in the district, mark segres, news4. >> the man who organized the rally passed through the vienna metation armed with american flags jason kessle message of division was countered by a message of unity. julie kerry spoke to the unite the right organillr after the >> reporter: it was about 6:00 tonight when jason kessler and his small contingent arrive the back here at the metro from downtown and began to make their way home, again protecte

it's not just d.c. police. u.s. park police will be here p and fairfice over at virginia in the metro stations playing a big role in this, but, you know, d.c. mayor muriel bowser will actually be central america on a long planned trip that she plans to ee aheadwith, and she says she will beping a close eye on the sittion back other at home. this is the type of scene police in d.c. and virginia are working to avoid. the white supremacists clashing with counterotesters in charlottesville one year ago, a clash that turned deadly. yesterday d.c. mayor muriel bowser along with police briefed reporters on security plans for this weekend,seut b won't be here. she's going forward with a long plannedrip to el salvador. bowser was asked today who will be in charge whilehe's gone if the protests turn violent. >> i'm always in charge. i'm always the mayor, no matter where i am. >> bowser did t sayre are options should a crisis unfold whil she'sut of country. >> in which case i will make a signation that the city administrator ma

d.c. police arrested mark price today. detectives hell us gunned down andre young here on 19th street in southea last week. a second person was also shot survived. young was a youth football coach in glenarden. police say it'snclear why price targeted young. a candle lightil v for young will be held friday evening at the glenarden community center. >>> important news today for pregnant women. there is a new study that says inducing laborit le early can reduce your need for a c-section. nbc's dr. john torres is going to be joining us to explainan wt it >>> you may remember it from "seinfeld." poppy seeds causing a drug test to come back positive. how a maryland woman paid the price for her breakfast choice.f >>stration for people on the path of the purple line. now construction for that rail does your business internet provider promise a lot? let's see who delivers more. es comcast business gou gig-speed in more places. the others don't. f we offer up to 6 hours 4g wireless network backup. everyone else, no way. we let call

. >>> d.c. police are looking for a man who is accused of sexually abusing a child walking a dog. ce spott the man after the incident in surveillance video. he was seen near wheeler road and valley avenue in utheast. there's a $1,000 award for his arrest. >>> there's information on the atv riders went through the city. some riders robbed a gas station in north arlington. many riders were weaving in ando rrt of traffver the weekend. d.c. police say thested three atv riders and seized several vehicl. after a gas station robbery, a restaurant worker shot video of the riders. t y're not following the rules or laws. nging back and forth. >> d.c. and arliton police say they won't chase the riders. >>> still ahead, a makeover for lea snack that's been a stor decades. the new look coming to animal crackers. >>> first, killed duri morning dog walk. bwoman pulled into a ponda wild animal. details on the attack putting pet owners on-edge. lcome guys! hi! you are gonna love the neighborhood! it's totally wired for fios. is that a good thing? good? fiber-optics can move crazy amounts of data at

you have watched some of what police in d.c. rlottesville, virginia have been doing today. what did they do right this year that perhaps did not get done in charlottesville last year? >> it is clear that washington police have much more experience in dealing with these crowds. with big protests and they think about it a lot beforehand. they mobilize from inside and outside the cities. they are not afraid to move if something is happening. i think that we saw some difficulties in charlottesville last year due to the lack of preparation. it is sort of a lack of direction. you have to decisively move forward when violence occurring on anybody's part. and i think that that did not happen last year. what you're seeing here is the police department set up and also quite frankly, we love a good rainstorm in a situation like this. >> it does seem to been as i said earlier, well-timed. there been four arrests in charlottesville. from the sounds of things, doug mckelway was telling us when violence would begin to break out as it did in the

d.c. police say they made three arrests and seized several of these atvs and dirt bikes. as for arlington police, they tell us they are reviewing severalurveillance cameras a still pictures trying to identify the suspects thatthey, too, can make some arrests. back for you. >> all right. meag meagan fitzgerald. >>> it isl ille to operate any dirk bike or mini atv inny public space in d.c. including the streets, sidewalks, alles, bike tra and public trails, and the d.c. police have a policy they do not chase them. >>> i montgomery county police will only pursue riders who appear intoxicated or have committed a very serious crime. prince george's county, police will only pursue if the riders wanted for a homicide or carjacking.rl andgton county police say it's up to the officer in most cases. >>> catholics are reacting to today's letter from pope francis condemning the latest sexual the church. withi it follows last week's grand jury report that hundreds of priests in pennsylvania molested more than

d.c. police. we have heard speeches all day. there are all points of the political spectrum of the left side everyone in socialists to communists, to those more towards the center. all united in one belief -- fighting fascism, fighting the white supremacist message and march and they're all marching up the street. it's a block and a half, to lafayette park which is at a 1600 pennsylvania avenue. just across from the white house. the killing of heather heyer one year ago in charlottesville is weighing heavily on their minds here. a lot of people are out there because they're outraged over what's happened. you had that discussion just a moment ago with omarosa on "meet the press." talking about whether or not president trump is a racist. that case is not going to have to be made to this crowd here today. they're vehemently anti-president trump. they're here to fight the fascists. even though the organizers are pleading with participants not to engage in any physical confrontation with those on the

. >>> d.c. police are searching for the gunman in a double-shooting inorthwest. one man was killnd another was injured. it happened just after midnight .n the 1900 block of 9th stre call police if you know anything about this incident. >>> today, we could learn new details about the murder of 10-year-old makiyah wilson. both men were released from jaig on drug cs three days before last month's shooting. the suspects were among the five masked men that opened fire on a crowd, killing that little girl. the latest on the child sex abuse scandals within the catholic church. >> an explosive letter the accusing top vatican officials of covering up child sex abuse. the former ambassador to the united states blasted the chur in an 11-page report. he sa he told pope francis in 2013 about the disgraced archbishop after washington but the pontiff did not do anything. he says that he had admitted of making the mistake of sleeping in the same bed with some seminarians at a beach house. >>> it's time for ludal sts to head back to class this morning. >> kids are getting ready fo

d.c. police are looking for these suspects. victim says these are the men who aacked himn his scooters. nicole jacobs has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: eun, good morning to you. all this happened in the middle of day, right near this intersection. it's where officer davidlasa lasansdi said that beatdown happened all over his motor scooter. he was stopped at a red light here where men began punching him and kicking them. he struggled with them for a while, when he eventually gave up. leaving him battered and bruised, with injuries to his stomach and back this i where the crimes could be solved. look at the surveillance images here. cameras captured photos of the suspect. lasanski says he wants him caught. >> they pushed me over. i fell down. iinas strug with them to keep them from stealing the scooter. at that point, they began to repeatedly assault me. >> he says he hopes someone recognizes these three men. again, it happened in broad daylight. he said many people were sitting back and watchg it all unfold. any 's a $1

d.c.'s police chief. sunday, hundreds ofhite nationalists are expected to demonstrate outside the white house. news4 was the only news organization in the room today when council members voted to tve the public removed fr meeting at the request of can police chief peter newsham. information about security was limited as a result of that. chief newsham addressed the media after the eting. >> one was a failure to coordinate with other law enforcemen agenci second criticism was a failure to keep the two the groups separated. and i can tell you, we're going to makeure that happens here. >> physicalri barers. >> whatever we need to do. the chief is talking about what went wrong in that charless canville demonstrationing that turned deadly a year ago. sunday's unite the right rally will come one year after a counterprotester was killed there. today d.c. issued one of the permits for here. also today, the city of arlottesville and v governor ralph northam declared a statem ofency this weekend. to read more, head

d.c. and arlingtounty police. so far, we have not gotten any commen w hopefullyll hear from them tomorrow. erika, back to you. >> darcy, live in logan circle, thank you. >>> d.c. police are trying to find a person who shot and killed a man. somebody d flagged officern to report the shooting on southern avenue in southeast early this morning. first responders rushed keith douglas to the hospital where we're told he later died. recovering fros a gunshot wound. the boyashort in northeast near kennel worth afternoon. no word on a potential suspect or even a motive in this case. >> announcer: now your storm team4 forecast. >>> s many kids are going to sleep tonight on the very last day of summer break. storm am4 radiologist sa mar theodore tells us what kids can expect tomorrow morning. >> gd news, erika. tomorrow morning they can expect some relatively quiet weather. temperatures in the upper 60sos. patchy fog on the roads. be careful for the drivers out there while the kiddo are standing at the bus stop. overrule, no

police say he is now --e' been charged in five separate cases in maryland and virginia and d.c. ey say he's a so apect in at least a dozen more cases, including three cases happened right here in this one block here of clarendon boulevard. since 2016 police in the district and virginia have been investigating incidents where a man would sneak up behind women, expose himse and sometimes try to grab the women in their private areas. >> horrendous and disgusting. it's very good to get a predator like that off the street. >> reporter: police arrested 34ear-old santiago campos after two d.c. police officers sneakingim as he w up on a woman wearing a mask. after police caught him, they we able to get his dna which matched several open cases in d.c. and arlington. now, he's been charged with four sexual asslt cases. two in d.c. from 2016 and two from this year. he's also been charged with one case in arlington from 2017, arlington county police say he's a suspect in at least nine other cases. >> obviously this is somebody behavioreen doing this for a long time. in addition to our detect

but the police have a history of managing these with mixed response. i do think in d.c., it's been better than some other places. i'm hopeful that it will be a simple day. it started raining so you see a lot of the energy even dissipating at this moment. again, we can't feed into normalizing white nationalism as anything other than a racist thing. i think you see the counterprotesters out to make that really clear for people. >> chris betwetrina greer, i'll to you. what the group is calling this protest. unite the right. there's annest just in naming this to try to normalize what's happening here. speak to that if you would, the effort to normalize this extremist hate that we saw in washington, d.c., today. >> right, indeed. we even see this in, you know, with npr and "the new york times" constantly trying to set up a false equivalency between white supremacist groups -- >> what you're referring to there, npr interviewed the organizer of the rally earlier this week, received add lot of criticism for that. a lot of people think they shouldn't have done that or should hav

suntrust confidence starts here. >>> d.c. policere preparing to shut down roads in a matter of hours. >> fox in charlottesville marching this wcikend voi their opposition to last year's deadly violence. >> and after a bombshell report on the university of maryland's football program, the head has been put on leave. but a new group close to the working to lready put him back on the job. >>> on this sunday morning, we welcome you into what is a very busy weekend around here. >> we are expecting thousands of people to make their voices heard in the district today. >> that is happening in the counter protest. we also arein s in "the washington post," weave this one page ad he was put out. to the people of washington,e' d.c., and

d.c. police are trying to avoid scenes like this feam thedly rally last year in charlottesville. news 4 is at freedom plaza with details on security measures being put in place here. >> reporter: they laid additional s by signing off on an order allowing for the joint core nation of local state and federal agencies as well as d.c.'srg emeency operation center. all of those groups will have their eyes on at least tevee counter ents taking place on sunday in three assigned locations, all set tove ce at lafayette square, the site of the unite the right rally right in front of the white house, s to run on sunday from 5:30 to 730 p.m. we also saw the mayor on thursday along with law enforcemen leaders sayinghey will respect the right of demonstrators to arrive inho.c. for events no matter which side they are on, however, they say hate willave no place here in d.c. the mayor also underscoring anyone who plans to attend events and express rights and concerns will have to follow the law. >> we want peopl

meeting and he insisted that he is not going to let what happened in charlottville happen here in d.c. police in d.c. are hoping to ence repeat of the violati that broke out one year ago in rearlottesville when the same white scist group held a rally there and the protests turned deadly. >> our number one goal is to and sure nobody gets hurt no property gets destroyed. ri reporter: aftering members of the d.c. council behind closed dooret chief newsham was reluctant to provide any details about his plans for curity but tol reporters he learned two important lessons from what happened in charlottesville. >> the main criminals of wt happened in charlottesville, one was a failure to coordinate with other law enforceme agencies. we do that here in washington, d.c. on a daily basis. the second criticism was a failure to keep theswo gro separated. i can tel w youe're going to make sure that hapns here in washington, d.c. >> with physical barriers? >> with whatever we need to do. >> reporter: news 4 was removed from the meeting after council members voted unanimously to close the briefing to the pub

. >>> new tonight, one man shot as d.c. police look for t person wh pulled the trigger. ound the man shot in shoulderof the this happening earlier this evening on trinidad avenue in northeast. himselfay the man drove or was driven where police were called. they saw a car wbuh multiple et holes being towed away from the scene. the man is expected to survive. >>> tomorro morning we coul learn new details about the murder of 10-year-old wilson, the man charged in her murder, thomas goes before d.c. judge. police also have a warrant for an arrest for a second man, quinton michaels. both were released from jail on drug charg just three days before last month's shooting. lice say the suspect's were among the five masked men who jumped out of a car and opened fire into a crowd. killing 10-yeaold mkayah. tomorrow kicks off a week of tributes as the world prepares to say good-bye to senator mccain. d.c. and maryland will be important backdrops as we celebrate his life and in mccain's hometown, the arizona diamondbacks, holding this special tribute before last nit's game. nbc's jay

metro is working with several policegencies to make sure it's a smooth ride for everyone. >> so far d.c. policee have not outlined any specific details on their security plan. back for youer >> darcy spe darcy, thank otyou. >>> vs in montgomery county may see three names on the ballot when they t pick next countyxe etive. council member nancy florring submitted more than 20,000 petition signatures, about three times the required amount to get her on the ballot. she's aemocrat who plans to run as an indepenaynt. she ss the current nominees republican robin thicker and democrat mark eldridge are flawed candidates. >> a lot of people thinkt will split the vote. >> oh, you know. people are concerned about that. the mr. finger is going to ome in third no matter what, and what you're hearing is a demand and a hope for unity in montgomery county, not for splitting the commuty apart. >> reporr: the county's board of elections will now count each signature for verification to make their final decision. >> the costs of getting youren chil ready for school it add up. prince george's county parents ar gett

and at 5:45 when we see you, agn, the hardstance that d.c. police chief is taking on those who bring gunso that rally site. we'll have it for you when we see you next. i'm justin finch, new 4s 4. >> thank you. >>> an effort to find a missing woman in our arisa. ch lawrence withat the live des. >> brenda hopkins is 68 years old and lives i silver springs. the last time her family saw her was wednesday night her home on eden road near columbia pike. sh was weari jeans and a blouse. her family is worried about her emotional and physical welfare. it's understandable. please, give police a call if you know where she might be. eun eun? >> chris, thank you. >>> a warning about a man who sexually assaulted a woman on the street in th middle of the day. this happened on monday afternoon in northwest, not far from the conventn center. police say the man made sexual contact with the victim and exposed hi she ran into a nearby building and held the doorhut as he tried to follow her inside. ze then committed a lewd act. if you recognihim, call police. >>> a loca

speaking earlier this week the d.c. police commissioner said that their biggest goal is to keep things peaceful and to do that they're going to try to keep the groups separated now how exactly of her going to do that is unclear there is a police presence out around the other it's not overwhelming yet but what is happening today is the both the anti pro unite the right protests are going to be gathering here at this place and the actual white supremacist will be marching from another place in the city to this exact same place and the police have said they're going to be putting up barricades just trying to keep the two sides separate they've also said they're going to be scanning for weapons no one will be allowed to carry guns or anything that even could be used as a weapon such as an umbrella or pipe or anything like that so really everyone is sort of crossing their fingers hoping that things are going to stay as peaceful as possible after what happened last year and hopefully the hopefully they do but ahead of today's venues

d.c. police tell us a driver repeatedly threatened and yelled anti-hisnic slurs at a crossing guard near an elementary school. we saw extra police out today around lafayette elementary in northwest d.c. oris happened yesterday. a police r shows the man told that crossing guard he didn't belong working inea this around white kids. late today, we heard from a man who says s took pictures of the suspect's blue nissan. she even got the license plate. >> it's scary. it's right outside an elementary school. just all kids. and it's families. and anything could have happened. >> the driver threatened to shoot or run over the crossing guard.tn ses tell us he even threatened to shoot children nearby at the broad branch market. police have the photos from the woman and hope they lead to an arrest. >> more issues foro. me some people riding the metro this week looked up and noticed their train was headed in th wrongdirection. it's happened twice in the past two days. this morning ain blue train left rosslyn

. >>> d.c. police looking to find the person who shot and killed a man on southern avenue southeasterly yesterdayrn mog. the victim is identified as keith douglas. he died at the hospital. police say this was th i99th homici the district this year. >>> a 15-year-old is recovering from a gunshot wound morning. the teenage boy was shot ked avenue at 45th and pond street near kenilworth avenue. no word on a potential suspect or motive. >>> university of maryland's football ssson starts in l than two weeks. the school hopes a special meeting this past weekendd addresoncerns about the program. on saturday the athletic staff, current players, parents and the university's president wallace lobe gathered at the field. the head coach was not there and remains on offensive lineman. jord mcnair died in june, reportedlyuffering a heat stroke in practice. the board of regents announced an investigation into that reincident and the c culture of the university's program. >> it's a gdual process and we hope things wil

d.c. police have found the remains of three.ou may remember back in construction workers discovered the rnains under apartment bu wding inaynes place. all three women were black and in their 40s and went missing in 2006. district police say all three were murdered. 41-year-old ver ddell jeffersonn the left. and jewel king and dorothy butts also killed from a gunshot wound. police are not ruling out the t possibilitt all three could have been killed by on >>> and this is a sketch of a man who approached a girl in the area of fairfax county. the man touched the girl and then exposed himself before running ooff. >>> developing this morning, and just steps away from yale university. officials a trying to figure out if someone intentionally distributed a laced bat of k2. rescue crews in new haven, connecticut, say first responders have been called to more than 60 overdoses since tuesday. here in d.c., more than 260 people were taken to hospitals over a ten-day period in july r synthetic drug overdoses. k2 is often callesynthetic mari