reporting live from landover hill, darcy spencer, news 4. >> darcy, there are water restrictions for people in that area to be aware of. living in montgomery and prince george's continue counties. they're telling customers stop outdoor water use, take short showers limit toilet flushes and postpone using washing machines and dishwashers. all water is goode to drink but slowed down the systems. >>> all the downed power line, debris, all of that causing major backups on roads and closures. joining us no, deneleh. >> tricking if you're thinking of heading out of the house, use caution. first of all, not only facing power outages, when you come to traffic lights a lot of them are out. you're facing debris in the road. flooding as well as trees blocking many of our roads. you have to be careful. let's look right now, old georgetown road at battery lane. all your lanes blocked because of debris in the roadway. 2r568ing this time on 197, collington road closed between 50 and 450 due to a utility problem in that area. along i-270, not bad southbound. as you approach germantown road, debrip i

reporting live, darcy spencer news4. >> darcy, we're hearing some of the 911 calls fielded by prince george's county during the storm. many sounded very similar. >> tell me what's going on. >> half of my tree came down on my house, a busted tree, the upper floor, i've got water gushing in everywhere. >> i think lightning struck a tree in front of the house. it knocked a huge branch down and the branch pulled the wires off the house. there's no power in the house so i'm guessing maybe live of wires are laying across the driveway and across the vehicle in the driveway. >> we had a tree fall across the road. i don't know if that qualifies as an emergency, but it's completely blocking the road and there may be -- we don't know if anybody was hurt or power lines were pulled down. it's definitely impossible to drive down the street at this point. >> some of the 911 calls from last night from the district. tonight d.c. has about 2600 people still without power, many much the outages in northeast washington where the storm knocked out trees and power lines as well, tore roofs off several hom

reporting live from lewisdale, darcy spencer, news4. >> thanks, darcy. >>> shoppers found themselves dodging bullets at a d.c. supermarket this morning. a gun battle erupted in the safeway parking lot on maryland avenue in northeast washington. d.c. police say it was around 8:45 this morning when two men started shooting at each other. no one was injured, but the bullets hit several cars. one person has been arrested. police are still looking for a second suspect. >>> protests and celebrations today in egypt over the news that ousted leader hosni mubarak the will spend his life in prison for failing to stop the killing of protesters last year. those demonstrations left more than 900 people dead, over 18 days, and ended with mubarak stepping down. his two sons were acquitted of corruption charges. >>> the clock is now ticking for george zimmerman to turn himself in, and return to a florida jail. yesterday a judge gave zimmerman 48 hours after revoking his bail. zimmerman failed to disclose at his initial bond hearing that he had raised $135,000 on the internet to help pay for his lega

news 4's darcy spencer joining us live from the roslyn metro station. darcy? >> reporter: well, jim, rush plus is going to affect 110,000 metro riders. that's a lot of riders. and what we found out tonight in speaking to riders here at the roslyn station, many people don't know what this service is or how it's going to affect their commute. that could spell trouble come tomorrow morning. if you ride metro during rush hour periods, you may be used to standing shoulder to shoulder on overcrowd trains. but that all could change starting monday morning, when metro rolls out the new rush plus service. so overall, do you think it's a good plan? >> yeah, sure. >> reporter: you think it will reduce the crowding? >> i guess. if you have more trains, then yeah. >> reporter: rush plus is meant to reduce crowding by adding trains and priefgd express-type service where thousands of riders will be able to avoid transfers. there will be additional stops at 21 stations. >> rush plus. added trains. have a great day. >> reporter: metro has handed out flyers and posted signs and

darcy spencer has a look at how they're coping. darcy? >> reporter: at the height of the storm pepco had 45,000 outages. they're made progress, but obviously it will take some time. take a look down here. this is newton street in bladensburg and this was the hardest hit area, and there is debris all over the streets and pepco crews are doing all they can. if you come back over this way, just to give you an idea of the sheer fort of the winds, this white thing is the roof of a nearby apartment building that flew about 200 yards and landed here on an suv. so they have a lot of work to do. a lot of these lines are tangled up and we are told it could be sunday night into monday morning before they get the power back on. pepco officials say they're working 24 hours a day to get the power restored and they have their workers as well as contract workers and other utility companies working on this and because of the sheer magnitude of this problem it will take everybody's time to get the power back on. >> our customers are our number one focus, w

news 4 darcy spencer is live in cheverly with a look at some damage. good evening, darcy. >> reporter: we can see a big difference what it looked like earlier today when we drove through the streets this evening. we could see many lights have been turned back on. this is one of the problems outstanding you. have a large tree down on power lines. affecting one home here in this community. the sorts of jobs are going to take a little bit longer. pepco officials are hoping to have power restored to everyone by some point tonight or early tomorrow morning. >> i'm going home. >> the power is on. >> the power is on. >> not sure about the gas. the power is on. >> snow baker is one of the lucky ones. power has been restored at her apartment two days after a microburst left numerous buildings heavily damaged. strong winds ripped roofs off. displacing 600 people. >> shocking. just telling my friend. riding on 202, 450. nothing looks like it happened. i literally see the tornado paths come in a way, tore this whole neighborhood up. >> pepco officials have restore

darcy sf. >> reporter: yeah. as you mentioned there are a couple hundred thousand girl scouts in town for their anniversary event. if they've been selling their famous cookies, they would have all melted. ♪ >> reporter: the girl scouts celebrating 100 years in what felt like 100-degree heat on the national mall. water sprayed down from a ladder truck. provided a cool, refreshing break from the sweltering heat for the girl scouts rock the mall event. >> i feel like a dog right now. >> reporter: d.c. fire and ems reports 63 people were treated on the mall for heat-related illnesses. 15 were taken to the hospital. it was also a hot day for the annual capital pride parade. a lively celebration on the streets of d.c. by evening, the heat wasn't so bad. we found a family training for a 5k race. >> how did you stay cool today? >> lots of water. lots of water. yeah. lots of water. >> reporter: what about you? how did you stay cool? >> water. >> reporter: and you won't even stop jogging. you're going to keep it going. >>

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darcie spencer has our news four exclusive. >> reporter: dozens of motorcycle riders have a need for speed had to slam on the brakes and pull over. they were crack down on so-called rocket bikes. >> we're getting a lot of complaint from the homeowner's association. the civic associations. and reference to motorcycle racing and also racing vehicles. >> reporter: for six hours, prince georges and other county police departments targeted riders who just can't ride 55. >> they'll come in between the cars on the line. they're doing probably 100 down the road. >> many motorists we talked to support the enforcement, they say it's not just speed that's a problem. it's hotdogging. >> i watched a guy on indian highway from one stoplight to the next. >> most of the cyclists we saw today seemed to be going at a safe speed. chances are they saw all the enforcement in the area and slowed down. speeders are attracted to indian head highway because of its straight streps. in 200 several people died as a result of the street race in this same area. >> how fast would you say some of these bikes are go

darcy spencer is live tonight in cheverly, maryland. >> reporter: pepco is getting help and they can sure use the help. there's a lot of devastation here in prince george's county. this is one example of some of the devastation, a large tree, limbs came down and fell downtown the power line here. there's damage to this home. this is what we're seeing here throughout the town much cheverly. a lot of streets have been blocked. some damage to homes. this is what's left of a power line that fell on a property here in town and the fire marshall told the owners they are lucky that their house didn't catch on fire. a 7,000 volt power line fell on this property on greenleaf road during friday night's severe storms, electrifying the fence and the house. there are burn marks on the home, on the carpeting, even the doorbell was burned out. >> all of a sudden it looked like fireworks outside, yellow blue, green sparks and flames and this power line had come down and was whipping in the wind and sort of beating against our house and making flames. >> reporter: she shows a piece of the torn power

darcy spencer reports. >> reporter: ryan juarez, who graduated from woodbridge high school, and his father are pleased with the president's policy change affecting children of illegal immigrants. >> this is the first sign of hope. >> reporter: they consider it a first step, but not enough. just to help young people. they still want competitive immigration reform to include a path to citizenship. >> it's not complete. so i don't think any kid will be happy if they will have a permit to go to school or to work and then their parents will get deported. >> reporter: the president announced people brought to the country by their parents as children will be able to get work permits and avoid the threat of deportation for two years. >> americans in their heart, in their minds, in every single way but one. on paper. >> reporter: at the white house, hundreds chanted victory. >> yes, we did. yes, we did. >> reporter: the order affects undocumented residents who came to the country before they turned 16, and are younger than 30. they must have no criminal history to qualify. the president's decision

in annapolis, darcy spencer, news4. >>> it sounds tlik they have a lot more to talk into people using the bike share program are risking their safety every day. a new georgetown university found that only 33% of riders who use the bike share for daily commuting wear helmets. that's compared to 70% of riders who wear helmets on their own private bikes. only 15% of casual bike-share yours wear helmets. bike-share members can get a 10% discount on a helmet purchase, in more than a dozen area stores that sell bike equipment. keep that in mind. wear that helmet. >>> in care safety news, drivers in d.c. are more likely to have an accident than any other city in the u.s., according to allstate insurance, and knowing what to do when you're involved in a fender bender can make the headache of a minor crash less painful. liz crenshaw shows us what we need to know. >> bumper to bumper traffic is a perfect scenario for a fenner bender. >> crashes tend to breed more crashes. >> officer joe morrow of fairfax county police says rule number one -- don't leave the vehicles in the roadway. >> once you

news 4's darcy spencer has the story from riverdale. >> i woke up with a banging sound.s all. >> reporter: authorities say this woman was asleep in her bed when a car came crashing into her bedroom. she was wheeled to an ambulance and taken to the hospital. the woman fortunate to have only minor injuries. the car tire hit her in the head. >> it could have been a lot worse, huh? >> it could have been, yeah. >> reporter: the crash happened at about 3:30 in the morning at the chestnut ridge apartments on riverdale road. police are still trying to piece together how the car ended up in the apartment building. it went halfway inside. bricks came crashing down. a neighbor who happens to be a nurse helped the woman as she waited for medics to arrive. >> she was disoriented, yeah. i prepared an ice pack and put it on her head. >> reporter: the driver was taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. it's unclear whether that driver will face charges in connection with this crash. in riverdale, darcy spencer, news 4. >>> family and friends of a security guard who sacri

news 4's darcy spencer is here with the latest. >> police say they know who pulled the trigger but soar he is not in custody. a 22-year-old man with no connection to the university is the subject of that intense manhunt. 22-year-old desmonte len sard the suspect in a shooting that left three dead and three more wounded near the campus of auburn university saturday night. among the dead, two former auburn football players. >> we earlier today signed three warrants charging him for capital murder. >> reporter: police say the gunfire erupted at a pool party near campus. reports indicate a fight broke out over a woman and the suspect opened fire. vines says he was at the party and witnessed the bloodshed. >> they went from us chilling with all these females to a massacre for no reason at all. >> two of the dead have been identified as edward christian and ladarious phillips, both former auburn football players. the third murder victim was identified at demario pitts, all three were 20 years old. >> six young people have been shot, and as you can tell, the community is shaken by this and g

darcy spencer has more on the arrest and reaction from the victim. darcy?to the victim this afternoon. she did not want to go on camera. she's ecstatic an arrest has been made after all these ar

darcy spencer spoke with the victim's family who credit his neighbors with saving his life. >> i just want to thank this whole community. >> reporter: linda brown is the daughter of sonny bell, the man mauled as he walked to work tuesday morning. >> he's in good spirits. >> reporter: she's crediting this man and his bulldog for saves his life. >> there was something i would like to give his man and dog an award. him and hi dog saved my dad's life. >> reporter: authorities say the king corso dogs got through an unsecured gate at the corner of 36th and bening road in northeast d.c. tuesday morning. neighbors watched as the dogs bit him repeatedly, breaking his arm. >> they need to get this lot away from here. >> the owners were given two citations for having unleashed dogs. each citation carries a $50 fine. >> i think the owner needs to own up to what happened, we need to take it from there. >> neighbors complained that guard dogs on the lot have gotten loose before. tiana jones says two pitbulls ran after her four years ago. >> i was headed off to school, and it has a way, a gate open,

news4's darcy spencer has been on the scene all afternoon. she'll have a live report at 5:00. >>> a tropical storm warning is in effect as debby hovers off florida's gulf coast. this afternoon the governor has declared a state of emergency. >> the storm is already spawning tornadoes and torrential rain as residents worried about how strong debby's going to get. nbc's jay gray is live in panama city with that story. jay? >> reporter: good evening. you won't see anyone in the water or you shouldn't. the red flags are up, so is the wind and surf the rain is down a bit right now, but it's been growing today, just like concerns up and down the east coast. another wave from tropical storm debby slaps the florida coast. stalled in the gulf less than 100 miles from shore, the storm has lost a bit of its intensity, but is still making an impact. winds are up, so is the surf. but it's the driving rain causing the most serious problems. floodwaters have swallowed roads, now threaten homes from alabama through florida. forecast tracks still aren't clear

darcy spencer has more on the manhunt for this serial rapist. dar,in. >> reporter: jim, as you said this attack happened 126 years ago. it happened when she was pulled into a wooded area and sexually assaulted. she not only survived the attack, she was able to give please a pretty good description of her attacker. >> this grainy video shows the area where a woman was assaulted. it happen july 20th, 1996, in the 4900 block in mcarthur boulevard. police say announced that sexual assault has been linked by dna to the so-called potomac river rapist, responsible to a dozen sexual assaults and a homicide in the 1990s. we're asking for the public's help in identifying this violent offender. >> reporter: police say the man sexually assaulted nine women between 1991 and 1998 in montgomery county, and he murdered a 29-year-old intern christine marjong. the man responsible has never been caught, but with the addition of this evidence to the cold case files, police hope they're getting closer to finding the attacker. >> it takes a lot of courage for the vic

darcy spencer is live with the latest from the wilson billiuil tonight. >> reporter: a hastily called news conference. brown said he is not going to address the investigation of his 2008 campaign. he also said he did not break any laws and says he has no plans to resign. >> clearly, i would apologize for any distractions. i would rather be talking about what we've passed in the budget. i would like to be talking about how we're going to help get our residents back to work. that's something i would like to focus on. i apologize for putting the residents even in the situation where we have to talk about this as opposed to the good work. >> reporter: this came the same day the mayor announced his appointment to a d.c. ethics board. the former attorney general, robert spag nally, to head the ethics panel with the power to investigate violations by city officials and government workers. >> they will act as watchdogs, safeguards, for the district's public trust. >> the city council passed legislation informing the board. when he missed the deadline, council gave him more time. >> our priori

. >> darcy spencer tells us how dna evidence helped investigators connect the dots. >> reporter: this grainy video shot 16 years ago shows the area where a 5-year-old woman was sexually assaulted. it happened july 20th, 1996, in the 4900 block of mcarthur boulevard in northwest d.c. police announced that sexual assault has been livaned by dna to the so-called potomac river rapist, responsible for nearly a dozen sex assaults and a homicide in the 1990s. >> we're asking for the public's health in identifying and locating this violent offender who's responsible for several brutal attacks. >> reporter: police say he assaulted nine women in montgomery county and murdered christine marjong, as she walked home. >> some of the other nine women were in their homes, when this guy stalks and tracks women. he hunts them down, and rapes them and beats them. >> reporter: police say the attacker threw the victim down into a have a convene. she was able to crawl her way out. >> last december, they launched a media campaign to try to identify the rapist. to draw attention to the composite sketch of a

darcy spencer has more on the arrest and the victim's reaction. >> reporter: montgomery county police say this man, 30-year-old david martinez raped a woman nine years ago. a dna hit led to his aresz. >> the detective that investigated the case in 2003 is still in the department. he says it was a vicious and brutal attack. >> reporter: the 23-year-old victim got out of her car about 1:30 in the morning and was walking toward her home when she was attacks. >> he knocked her down. he choked her. she lost consciousness. >> reporter: the victim told police, he threw her in the car and drove her to an elementary school less than a mile away. police developed this sketch. the suspect left the victim here in this parking lot. she was able to get help at a hospital where a rape kit was performed. dna taken from the examination led to the arrest nine years later. police got the hit linking the rape to martinez held in texas after being arrested in november, 2009 for prostitution solicitation. he formerly lived in aspen hill. last week, he was brought back to maryland where he was held without

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darcy spencer is live at the scene with more on just what happened. darcy?jim, investigators are saying that these dogs escaped from this tow lot here on the corner. the victim simply walking to work, not far from his home this morning when he was suddenly and brutally attacked. this could have easily turned fatal, if it weren't for the actions of his neighbors and an american bulldog that came to the rescue. was he in a lot of pain? >> he was in a whole lot of pain. he was chewed from his feet to his head. >> reporter:wa

in northeast washington, darcy spencer, nbc 4. >>> coming up, medical marijuana, closer to reality in the district. for the first time tonight, we now know exactly where patients will be able to buy it. >>> there was a big change in scenery near the picture-perfect gondolas in venice. >>> a mother is finally getting closure after she claims a dingo ate her baby more than 30 years ago. >>> after many endless nights of ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. >>> she said a dingo ate her baby. no one believed her. she went to jail, they made a movie about her with meryl streep. now, a coroner in australia has ruled that a dingo was responsible for the disappearance of the woma

news 4's darcy spencer has the exclusive. >> reporter: jim, you can only imagine how these moms feltoon when they received these phone calls, one that her 6-year-old son had been shot, the other that her 7-year-old son had been shot, and they were just down the street here with a bunch of other kids participating in a day camp when the shots started firing. they were in the line of fire. just four days after he was shot in the back while at a summer day camp, this 7-year-old shooting victim is ready to return to camp. >> you want to go back? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: you're not scared? >> huh-uh. >> reporter: the boy and his 6-year-old cousin who is now in a wheelchair were shot and wounded while lining up with about 30 other kids in the orchard park day camp. >> he got shot through the back and came through his shoulder. he's doing good. not no broken bones. >> who would think their child would get shot at a camp? it's scary. >> reporter: it happened at 19th and savannah in southeast. their counselor was also wounded. the 6-year-old was shot in the ankle and there's a bullet lodged in

darcy, the ladies will still love you if you will just take your shirt off.s. >> getting a little warm. >> did you get your tickets yet? >> going to go see it by myself. ♪ >> not going to take the husband? >> oh. buried in that book -- >> on page 2. >> time for a dip. $20 million sales globally. lots of women out there are having -- >> "shades of grey." >> "shades of grey." uh-huh. >>> coming up next, they met on the set, and now they're really in love. a real-life hollywood love story. >>> and the questions after ann curry's emotional exit on the "today" show. it's all next in "the skinny." ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >>> welcome back, everybody. we talked about this yesterday -- ann curry's final day on the "today" show yesterday. after 15 years. she'll stay with nbc as an international correspondent, take time off, be at the olympics. still going to be a very high-profile person. obviously, an emotional guy, being fired from the show which has slipped in the ratings. take a listen to as what she said yesterday as she bid farewell to the show. >> for all of you wh

darcy spencer has our report. >> he's in a lot of pain. he's not walking by his self.e has to have a walker or even a wheelchair for long distance. >> reporter: this 6-year-old boy was shot and wounded four days ago while lining up with 30 other kids at his first day attending the orchard park day camp. his mom says he'll turn 7 on saturday. >> it's not worth it. nothing is. it's not worth it. i could have been burying my son instead of celebrating him. >> reporter: his 7-year-old cousin also wounded, shot in the back. he's ready to return to camp. >> you want to go back? >> uh-huh. >> you're not scared? huh-uh. >> reporter: the boys' moms are outraged. >> he got shot and came through his shoulder. no broken bones. he's up and healthy. >> who would think their child would get shot at a camp? it's scary. >> reporter: it happened at 19th and savannah street southeast monday afternoon. their counselor was also wounded. the 6-year-old was shot through the ankle and there's a bullet lodged in his thigh. >> of course it's scary. he's 6. i would never expect my 6-year-old to

annapolis, darcy spencer, news4. >>> here's another look at the stories making headlines at this hour. the group of 20 summitt wraps up in mexico. president obama is expected to hold a news conference in about an hour. he'll return to washington tonight. >>> jerry sandusky's wife took the stand to defend her husband against dozens of child sex abuse charges. the former penn state coach accused of aeyes, ten boys. several accuser say dottie sandusky cuss nearby but today she stold jurors she never saw or heard anything. >>> the man suspected of a murder of a woman in dewey beach is found dead in new jersey. the victim, 26-year-old danielle melman was found stabbed to death inside a motel room at dewey beach yesterday. the police say the couple traveled to the oceanside motel together. the motive in the killings is still unclear. >>> three people are accused of breaking into a northern virginia home and are you evering up the family and a robbery attempt. that has neighbor there is on edge. including one who says she knows one of the suspects. news4 air are gonzalez has our report. >> i

darcy james. >> i love him!e. >> so anyway, they're on the phone. i shouldn't have had this bite. i can hardly talk. how you all, how are you? >> hi. how are you? >> we're good. good morning, hunter. >> good morning. >> how excited are we to meet hunter. hunter, what do you like to sing? >> i like to sing -- >> you can say. >> hmm. frank sinatra. i got confused because i thought of some other songs i wrote. >> oh, you write songs, too. we'll give you a little opportunity on thursday to sing a little line of sinatra for us. we're excited. >> have a safe trip and we'll see you thursday. >> i want to give a real quick shout out to the fresh air fund people. great organization. we had a great little fund-raiser at the end of last week. it was a blast. we had mary-kate and ashley olsen was there. victor cruz was there. it helps inner city kids go out into the -- >> look at you. "dancing with the stars." right there. >> hello. >> all righty. still ahead, we're going to kick off our special three-part series on how you

panel which was the honorable lisa jackson, the honorable joseph pesarcek, and the honorable joe ellen darcy. unfortunately, it appears that not a single individual from the obama administration could take the time out from their ongoing work of laying burdens on the american economy and they cannot attend our hearing today. it's extremely disappointing that they invited -- excuse me, declined our invitations to speak and answer questions on an important issue that directly impacts the jobs and livelihoods of many americans. even if they are extremely busy today, which i would understand, they could have sent someone in their place. since the obama administration has no time for us today to answer questions, we will now call forward the second panel. state senator art kirken daal, the honorable karen harver, mr. rossizenberg of the national

the director of the office of surface mining, reclamation and enforcement and joe elle darcy for civil works representing the army corps of engineers. it appearins not a single membe of the obama administration can take time out on laying burdens on the american economy and they cannot attend our hearing today. it's extremely disappointing that they invited -- excuse me, declined our invitations to speak and answer questions to the important issue that directly impacts the lives of many americans. even if they are too busy today, which i understand, they could have sent someone in their place. since the obama administration has no time for us today to answer questions, we will now call forward the second panel, state senator kirkda, well l, and karen, president and ceo of 21st century energy of the chamber of commerce, mr. ross eisenberg of the national association of manufacturers and v.p. for merge and resources policy and miss maria guno, boone county west virginia organizer. as you come forward, i'll lay out the ground rules. like all our witnesses, your written testimony will appe

they can't get their euro two thousand and twelve campaign off to the perfect stars rich of a bully darcy of poland well they care. will have to make a late decision on the fitness of their strike. but are expected to start with playmaker thomas resists in midfielder who had been sidelined with injury and the arsenal man is wary of russia's attacking threat. of the russian team is in near attack may have three very good forwards and they're all very experienced at this point over their career so it will be a challenging match you have to get through the group and then we will see where optimistic and prepared for the game. now before the czechs and russia kick off co-host poland will get the tournament underway against grace that kicks off in warsaw in a couple of hours time poland failed to get out of their group at the last european championships and will be relying heavily on strike robert landau scheme his goal was help boost your dortmund win the german and cup double german league and cup double last season and poland will need him to be at his best to break down the greeks. to use

they can't get their euro two thousand and twelve campaign off to the perfect stars rich of a bully darcy of poland. so russia will be looking to repeat the success all four years ago when the team got to the semifinals and let's turn to richard about poor played once more has a look back at how the sittings side got on in two thousand and eight and what's changed since then. russia went to austria and switzerland as no hopers but he returned as heroes no one had given him a chance however the old spike is the semifinals when the eventual loss to spain when you have seen where we came from watching it's a good bad and that we were so happy to be near me. and if you get the second round it's this something which we could not predict unexpected. the finals. three men his games. as heating st russia were far from convincing in qualifying for the last year pin championships and need to corrosion to do a massive favor by beating england after hitting signed with the new victory. two years on and the story couldn't be more different on the hitting successor to counter can't rush it despite an e

they can't get their euro two thousand and twelve campaign off of a perfect starts rich of a bully darcy ross of poland. so rochelle will be looking to repeat of the successful four years ago when the team got to the semifinals and now the third richard portrayed once more before heading off for the finals he compiled this reports looking back at how does he think side fared in two thousand and eight and what's changed since then. russia went to austria and switzerland just no hopers but they returned as heroes no one had given them a chance however the old spygate in the semifinals when they eventually lost to spain when you have seen where we came from never wanting a good bad and that we were so happy to be near being a championship and if you get the second round it says something which we could not predict not expected. to be minus. three of the men these games it was a huge achievement i'm very proud as heating st russia will far from convincing in qualifying for the last year pin championships and need to croatia to do them a massive favor by beating england after hitting signs go

. >> reporter: in manassas, darcy spencer, news 4. >>> a bit of controversy during president obama's anunsment of the new policy. a reporter tried to ask a question during the president's speech, but the reporter says it was all a big misunderstanding. >> it is the right thing to do. excuse me, sir. it's not time for question, sir. not while i'm speaking. >> the person asking the question was neil monroe right there in the light colored khaki jacket. he's a reporter for the daily caller. monroe asked the president why do you favor foreigners over american workers. he later said he thought obama was finishing his speech and wanted to get a question in before the president walked back inside. he said, quote, a roert's job is to ask questions and get answers. our job is to find out what the federal government is up to. a good reporter gets the story. we're proud of neil munro. >>> the next republican nominee for governor in virginia will not be chosen by voters. they'll hold a convention rather than a primary. convention delegates will decide between bill bold iing or ken cuccinelli. >>

reporting live, darcy spencer, news4. >>> alcohol played a role in a deadly crash. police tell us a man driving a chef,tahoe crossed the median yesterday, hitting one car and sideswiping another. 7-year-old jenhnae was killed. >> the whole roof -- was on top of her. we didn't hear nothing. we didn't even know she was in there at first. we thought her mother was just trying to get out. i want the child's mother remains in critical condition tonight. >>> a teenager in fairfax county is charged with animal cruelty tonight. police believe the 17-year-old is behind those attacks on the farm animals and another herndon area family. chris gordon has the details. >> reporter: children senior brought to frying pan park for an opportunity to get close to farm animals. in april, an unknown intrude i got too close, slashing three horses who are so gentle they're used in a riding program for people with special needs. then in may another attack, more barnyard animals were cud, two goats, a chicken and calf. this bull name henri was only two months old at the time he was slashed,

reporting life from rockville, darcy spencer, news 4. >>> we have breaking news in the roger clemens perjury trial. moments ago, a federal jury found the former pitcher not guilty on six counts of lying to congress about whether he used performance enhancing drugs. he denied using steroids. the former star pitcher faced up to 30 years in prison if convicted. he acquitted on all counts. the first trial ended in a mistrial. >>> now to the child sex abuse trial against jerry sandusky that is on the fast track. jury deliberations could begin thursday. prosecutors wrapped up their case. defense picked up with testimony from colleagues and friends. he is accused of abusing ten boys. brian mooar is live for us outside the courthouse in pennsylvania with the latest. brian? >> reporter: jim, the prosecution wrapped up with emotional testimony from the mother of one of the alleged victims. then it was on to the defense. defense attorneys tried to have the case thrown out. the judge did not agree. the prosecution did drop one charge. a misdemeanor endangerment charge. the judge wrapped the case

reporting live, darcy spencer, news4. >>> remember that storm that blew through here on friday evening? some are still cleaning up witnesses schedule it felt like a tornado. pepco says 4,000 to 5,000 customers lost power, and crews had to come in from out of state to help. >>> that same microburst damaged several buildings there. authorities say about 2,000 people were seriously impacted. they say 600 have been displayed, many of them using an emergency shelter set up by the red cross. more than 100 buildings have been inspected. nearly two dozen of them have been considered unsafe. skies are clear once again, but there's some nasty storms in the area around rich morland and south. doug, what's going on? >> for us, a few showers, a couple rumbles of thunder, and really through the morning hours, but then that storm system moved to the south and the cold front associated with it kicked off big-time storms. you can see what i'm talking about. storm4 ray dare, that moving right across rich morland, this was about 2:50 in the afternoon. anytime you see the pink, you now you're talking abou

been so supportive and outreaching to the communities and the families in this area. >> reporter: darcy spencer, news4 today. >>> many neighbors in northeast washington are cleaning up a big mess out that way. strong winds knocked out trees and power lines, tore roofs off several homes. the worst damage reports are out of wards 4 and 5. the d.c. department of transportation said it's got more than 100 tree related service requests. >>> thousands are expected to gather on the campus in support of the former president at the university of virginia. they'll hold it for theresa sullivan. the school board forced her to resign and offering no explanation as to why. the board will meet to discuss whether or not to reinstate sulliv sullivan. the governor said to resolve the situation or he'll ask them to resign. >>> egypt's top elections commission will release results from the disputed presidential election. some hope it will put an end to the power struggle between islamists and the military. here's a look at tahrir square in cairo. egypt held a two-day runoff election between the muslim brot

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