are actually calling her that on the block now. >> slaughter is awaiting trial for larceny in fairfax county, but she's just returned from nearby stafford county where she was sentenced on an unrelated charge of perjury. >> it's really, really disappointing. they gave me five months. so hopefully my time runs all together. that's what i'm hoping. i'm just a little depressed, you know, behind it. tired of inmates. just tired of being around them. >> the feeling seem to be mutual after slaughter tells others about her court appearance. >> talking that dumb [ bleep ]. >> it's not dumb. >> [ bleep ] don't want to be bothered with you no more, that's it. >> brenda brewer has been in and out of the jail over the past 30 years and says she doesn't want to hear slaughter whine about her problems. >> we playing cards, and i ain't going to hear that [ bleep ]. she want us to baby her. i'm not going to baby her. you broke the law, so evidently you broke the law to get here. to do something. so i'm not going to baby you. you tell me something, i'm going to take you just like it is. you know, miss brenda

s fine fairfax county montgomery county not too worried. could we see slick spots? yes, but southern maryland seeing it tomorrow as you head out the door. morning, areas of ice. give yourself a little extra time. tomorrow evening chilly but roads should be dry. temperatures at that time should be around 44 degrees. we will see 44 for a high. not bad. 40 on thursday. that's first storm that will crush boston again, but for us just light snow. but much cold are air. look at the highs. 28 on friday a high on sunday af 21. wind chills could be well below zero early on sunday. . diana will show us why john wall is a start >>> this is the desk brought to your home for th sports. >>> wizards fans wanted them to win two in a row. >> two blow outs in a row for the wizards. you can't call it magical but good against orlando. the owner giving john wall his all-star jersey. he's a starter for sunday's game. here we go. so end of the first quarter tonight, scary sight for wizards fan. you can actually hear it. goes down hard on the floor, slams into the hardwood. left the game a

because we're so choice to the fairfax county border loudoun county authorities alerted the fairfax county police department and gave them the description of the suspect's car. now, not long after that, they found that vehicle off old plains road in fairfax county parkway. the driver was taken into custody for questioning and the passenger was taken to an area hospital. >> probably the most brazen thing that i've been since i've been on the job. exchange of gunfire in the middle of the day by the shopping center in front a bank very frightening situation. fortunately, only the suspect got hurt. only one of the two suspects got hurt. and no citizens got hurt. that's a good thing. >> and again we're told by security guards were not injured throughout all of this and again, one of the suspects is now in critical condition at an area hospital. the other suspect, we're told is in questioning now with authorities. in chantilly, diane cho, abc 7 news. >> thank you, diane. now, as diane mentioned, police caught up with the suspect just a short distance away from the original scene. jay speaks up o

the this happened at the fairfax county adult detention center.ferred to alexandria where she was facing assault charges against law enforcement in alexandria city. but she resisted the deputy's instructions. they used a taser to control her. she was taken to the hospital after suffering a significant medical emergency. she's now in pretty cal condition. >>> 11 before the hour. and we're learning more about a fight at a high school in frederick county. chopper 4 flew over tuscarawas high school yesterday afternoon. police say a 16-year-old student attacked a teacher in a classroom. no word yesterday on what led to the incident. the teacher had minor injuries. the student is now in detention. >>> the alexandria school board has adopted a budget of more than $305 million, among the priorities tackling enrollment growth. and do that the school system wants to either make upgrades to patrick henry elementary or demolish the school and build a new one. the school sent a tweet saying the out of date buildings were creating a strain on their budget needs

we're hovering in the mid-20s in montgomery prince george's county fairfax counties. it's in the upper 20s and parts of northern virginia including prince william and loudoun county. and right near the bay from anne arundel, calvert st. mary's upper 20s as well. by 8 k on:00, near 30. by noon, 40. lots of sun today. enjoy the brief break and the arctic blast arrives tomorrow p. keep up with all the changes with the weather app. post your pics like kayla did. by dawn tomorrow clouds return down near 30. during the day on thursday a lot of clouds, p near 40 by moon flurries maybe a brief snow shower. but the big story, falling windchills in to the teens. we could have gusts of wind thursday night to around 40 miles an hour. that will bring in much colder air. done to the teens by dawn on friday. it will feel like zero with our windchills friday morning. then the winds diminish friday afternoon into the upper 20s. saturday may get a little above freezing. a lot of clouds around for valentine's day. we'll have temperatures about 15 degrees below normal though. maybe a few

. >>> the woman who died after being tased at the fairfax county jail, she struggled with alexandria police the weeks before she was jailed in fairfax, but the alexandria cops did not take her to jail. they instead took her to the hospital. peggy fox now joins us live from alexandria in fairfax county with the latest on the fate of natosha mckenna. >> reporter: the more we learn about her, the sadder it is. she wound up here in the hospital after struggling and fighting with police and then spent 11 days in the hospital. when she was released from inova mount vernon hospital, she apparently still had her hospital clothes on. the patient clothing and then soon she was headed right back to the fairfax county jail. two weeks after 37-year-old natosha mckenna smiled before booked into the fairfax county jail she was dead. she died after being tased by sheriff's deputies who were trying to transport her to alexandria's jail. >> it definitely is bothersome, unfortunate that people that are claiming to get information from sources that were there are providing information that there may be h

>> messing around in fairfax county, no telling what the [ bleep ] they would do. probably bring some [ bleep ] up, probably find way to get me in some extra [ bleep ]. i would rather not admit guilt to anything in fairfax county. >> bumgardner can still press criminal charges against bell, but says he probably won't. >> i'm not trying to be in this jail and press charges on somebody and then [ bleep ] just happens all over again a bunch more times. that's just how it is. >> coming up -- >> it sucks not having a selection and variety of clothes in front of you every day. and to wake up to the same jumper. >> a new arrival in the female unit quickly learns the many limitations of jail life. and -- >> he's creating a biohazardous situation in his cell. he's smearing fecal matter and throwing urine out from underneath the cell. >> the troubled inmate acts out again. but this time he refuses orders to exit his cell, prompting a stronger response. >>> like those at jails across the nation, most inmates at the fairfax county adult detention center have been incarcerated

about 250 feet offshore in the water. >> reporter: a ten-unit team of firefighters from fairfax city and the countyoined forces to save the 9-year-old beloved family pet. fairfax fire captain bill bet says after 30 minutes bodie had a happy ending. >> they navigated through the ice and water to get over to the dog. they brought the dog over got him up on the ice. we got over to him, got him out of the water, he started wagging his tail and shaking himself off to try to get dry. he was happy just to walk off the ice. >> reporter: from now on susan johnson says she's holding on tight to her great dane/lab mix who loves the water and making geese fly. >> that's best. he's my heart. >> reporter: fairfax county firefighters tell me small lakes like this one appear to freeze over much faster because of the size but really it hasn't been cold enough for long enough. and their message to humans and four-legged friends, play it safe stay off the ice. in fairfax county, molette green, news4. >>> coming up new at 6:00 first 4's traffic's melissa mollet helping you meet your street on one local road that serve

and it's only around 10 in much of fairfax county. montgomery prince george's county now just in the low teens. great weather for the drive time today, though. dry pavement for morning, midday and afternoon. we'll have drive pavement throughout the rest of the day with temperatures in the teens for the morning commute. during the afternoon quite a bit of cloudiness rolling through. we'll be in the low 40s by mid to late afternoon. p so quite a dramatic jump. and then overmy tonight, not as cold if you're going out this friday night, it will be partly cloudy down to the mid-30s by midnight. and then low to mid-20s in the rural areas to mid to upper defense in the city by around dawn on saturday. if you'll be out hike and biking for the weekend, great weather for that. bright sunshine. it will be up around 50 degrees on saturday. sunday great weather for hiking and biking as well. i'll dust off my bike and get it out on the towpath on sunday. should be beautiful weather for that. we'll be in the upper 50s with lots of sunshine. doesn't

. >> this just in from fairfax county. crews are at the scene of a sinkhole in the mount vernon area. the southbound lanes of the highway are shut down at this area. traffic will be rerouted until vdot can assess the damage. to developing news in the district. a homicide at an upscale hotel in northwest. police are trying to figure out what happened in side the donovan. roz plater has been on the scene all night. what can you tell us? >> investigators are winding down their work now. you just saw the corners fan leaving -- coroner's van leaving about an hour ago. all of this began just after 11:00 at the donovan hotel when somebody discovered a man's body in a hotel room. this is a homicide believed to be due to a stabbing. a woman has been questioned by investigators. it is unusual to have a case like this being investigated at this type of hotel. the donovan is a very popular boutique hotel. as we talked to a number of guest they had no idea what was happening here. >> thank you for that report, roz. investigations seem

a nearby sign marks the site of the first confederate casualty, and across the street at the fairfax countydult detention center, christopher russell says race is still a divisive issue, and that his views are summed up by a symbol from another war. >> i have a swastika. the nazi battle flag is tattooed inside of it. it basically puts where i stand on life. i can walk into a unit or a room, and i can tell you how much racial tension is in the air by the feel and how everybody looks and how they act. >> most of the 1,200 men and women incarcerated in fairfax county are only charged with crimes. they're awaiting trial at the resolution of their cases. but russell pled guilty to possession of heroin with intent to distribute. he is serving three years here. and he says he won't let jail alter one of his core values. >> i believe in the preservation of my race. there's a double standard. especially when it comes to whites. it's okay to have black power. it's okay to have brown pride. if you have white pride you're a [ bleep ] racist. how does that work? how is it not the same for anybody else?

months before all tickets are back in stock. >>> new tonight, new developments in the death of a fairfax county inmate and questions about whether there was anything criminal concerning her treatment in the county jail before she died. >>> a bill is prointroduced in annapolis today in memory of a 21-month-old girl who was allegedly killed by her father just weeks after her parents regained custody. anayah's law tonight on news4. >>> and some breaking news just coming in in the fight over same-sex marriage in alabama. >>> an arctic blast moving into the area. 35 million people in 17 states are now under a windchill advisory or warning. that include parts of our area. >> it will get dangerously cold and this is just the first wave right, doug? >> we'll see another colder wave saturday night into sunday then possibly another one in the middle of next week. this is really the first really cold night that we've got in store. get ready for because it is going to be around 24 degrees, the current windchill in d.c. 14 in gaithersburg 15 in martinsburg, but it continues to get cold overnight tonight. as

. >> the suspect in the graham case jesse matthew is now being held in the fairfax county detention center on abduction charges in another case. nikki burdine is live in fairfax with more on the announcement that we're expecting to learn today. nikki? >> reporter: that's right. we're expecting to learn more about these charges coming against jesse matthew later this morning in a press conference out of charlottesville. sources with our sister station in richmond tell us jesse matthew will face murder charges in the death of uva student hannah graham. we don't know specifically what evidence led them to this charge but this is what we can tell you so far. matthew was first charged with abduction with intent to defy in graham's disappearance. is in fairfax county being held on a separate case facing attempted capital murder and sexual assault in the attack of a fairfax county woman back in 2005. his trial for that charge isn't until march. those charges again not related to the graham case. however, graham was last seen leaving a charlottesville bar with matthew in september of last year. he

and hundreds of students awith fairfax county school district were waiting outside for an hour. they remained open today that infuriated parents and the school sent out tweets to parents for buses that are on a 30 to 60 minute delay. the #close fcps trending. many saying they can't afford jackets or coats to stay warm outside in these frigid temperatures and may not have alternate transportation. this is the second time the district has gotten serious backlash over decisions not to close or delay school start times. the first was back in january, one parent says it's hard for people to forgive and forget. >> can't say i'm surprised. everybody from early in the year so they'll stay spun until people realize that unfortunately, weather is less predictable than it used to be. >> it's a situation that's unfortunate. we apologize if any students you know, were waiting longer than normal for a bus this morning. >> the spokesperson for fairfax county schools says they were made aware of engine problems on those school buses close to 7:00 this morning. this is the first day back to scho

>>> residents press fairfax county. officials today at a hearing on the investigation of john gear's death. >> a huge storm system is coming our way. what will it bring for us? i'll have the answer coming up in the first alert seven-day forecast. >> three big auto makers are recalling more than 2 million vehicles because of defective air bags. hello, everybody, i'm bruce johnson. we begin in fairfax county where leaders are getting heat from residents who want to know why the delay in the investigation of a deadly police shooting that happened back in 2013. in recent release records, some officers on the scene say an unarmed john gear had his hands up when he was fatally shot by officer adam torres. the officer, torres says in the report he saw gear move his hands to his waist and thought he was a threat. those records were released last night by court order. stephanie ramirez reports tonight, residents are calling for more transparency. >> it's the annual mount vernon town hall meeting where county leader rs go over th

learn more at capella.edu. >>> the fairfax county adult there's a gap out there.t's keeping you from the healthcare you deserve. at humana, we believe the gap will close when healthcare changes. when frustration and paperwork decrease. when healthcare becomes simpler. so let's do it. let's simplify healthcare. let's close the gap between people and care. >>> police are searching for a gunman in a new attack in copenhagen, this one near a synagogue. police say it is not immediately clear if this incident is linked to an earlier shooting at the free speech event that killed one person and wounded two other police officers. we're going to continue to follow the story and bring you developments. back to our program. >>> the fairfax county adult detention center is managed by a team of sheriff's deputies. stacey kinkaid is part of that team for 26 years. now as the first woman ever elected sheriff of fairfax county, running the jail is her primary responsibility. as for the inmates she says her approach is firm but fair. >> this is jail, that's just how it is. our majo

that includes fairfax county which experienced major bus delays caused by the cold this morning. they're closing tomorrow. loudoun, prince william and fauquier counties. and manassas schools all will be closed tomorrow. closings are running on the bottom of your screen. we've been asking all day whether you think schools should close because of the extreme cold. thousands of you have weighed in and it appears that most of you resounding yes is your answer. they should close when it gets this cold. jim? >> we'll have the latest on all this potentially record-setting cold on news 4 today that begins at 4:26 in the morning. you can get up-to-the-minute updates with our nbcwashington app. >>> now to the developing story in virginia. a woman was killed crossing the street near a fairfax county shopping center. tonight police are looking for whoever was driving the vehicle that hit her. >> this happened near the village center in centreville just off braddock and stone roads. that's where we find news 4's jackie bensen. >> reporter: we're told this woman may be in her 80s. now, police a

down to 10 in prince george's county fairfax county. district and near the bay, upper teens to right around 20 degrees. hiking and biking weather for this weekend, looking great for outdoor recreation. sunshine on saturday up near 50 degrees. sunday even milder. i'll get my bike out and ride on the towpath. it will be on the mid to upper 50s on sunday with lots of sunshine. looks like no rain chances for the weekend. and when you are out and about and away from your tv keep up with the weather app and then as we get into monday remaining mild. looks like no snow chance now for monday because of the milder air, only about a 30% chance of a passing rain shower with highs reaching the mid-50s. then after that it's going to be turning a little chillier but not abnormally so. average high this time of year is mid-40s. we'll be that way tuesday, wednesday and again on thursday with a partly cloudy sky each day and near or subfreezing mornings each morning. next weather and traffic on the 1s, county by county highs your neighborhood. melissa h

> the suspect now charged with first degree murder in the death of hannah graham will be in a fairfax county courtroom tomorrow. a judge is expected to set a trial date for jesse matthew. he is charged with attempted murder and sexual assault in connection to that 2005 attack on a woman in fairfax city. matthew will make his first court appearance in the graham case wednesday via video link from the fairfax county jail. >>> the fbi open an inquiry into the murders of the three muslim college students in chapel hill, north carolina. police say the two women and 1 man was shot by a neighbor over a parking space dispute, but the victims' families and supporter insist this has hate crime written all over it. 40-year-old stephen hicks is in prison charged with the murders. police continue to investigate every angle. >>> tonight the #chapelhillshooting and #muslimlivesmatters are trending in washington and all over the world. >> the council on american islamic relations and its friends had a vigil for the three victims. some say the shooting was motivated by hate. the new york time reports that he

government . >>> -- fairfax county government center. >>> a short while ago the president requested the use of military force against isis. the proposal includes a three year organization for using military force. u.s. forces will be able to fight isis and affiliated groups no matter where they are located and it prohibit enduring ground combat operations. >> in resolution reflects our core objective to destroy isil. it supports the comprehensive strategy we've pursued with our allies and partners. >> some democrats and republicans say they are opposed to the organization request as it is written. >>> more problems for metro as the ntsb orders immediate action to fix the ventilation procedure that failed so many people back in january when smoke killed a metro train at l'enfant plaza. one woman was killed and dozens of others had to be danny to the hospital. debra alfarone -- taken to the hospital. debra alfarone is live outside the plaza now with la the ntsb has to say. >> reporter: they say metro has no procedure in place to deal with

now, compare that to more than 700 from fairfax county more than 400 from montgomery county, now the bowser administration is promising changes. d.c. mayor muriel bowser celebrated the graduation of nine paramedics from firefighters who just completed a 16-week training course. district leaders this week were baffled when union officials revealed sparse training for disasters on metro like last month's yellow line incident. >> i don't think anybody expected that only 100 of our firefighters were trained in one year. and we will set that up. >> not only that but interim fire chief eugene jones says before, the department didn't have a record of who attended that training. only metro did. but now, he says the department is keeping track with between eight and 15 firefighters rotating through the training daily. >> every firefighter will go through this. some have already gone through it but they're going to go back through it. >> we have to step our efforts up on training. i believe that we should have our own metro calls here at this training academy, facility. you're here today. >> t

uva student hannah graham will wait a little longer before his trial in fairfax county. his lawyers said they need more time to look over evidence. he's accused of sexually assaulting and trying to kill a woman he attacked in 2005 while she walked home from a grocery store. there has not been a new trial date set. >>> wusa9 learned the fairfax county police officer who shot john geer while responding to a domestic violence call had been the subject of four internal affairs investigations. one of those involved anger issues. the family of john geer wants a judge to force the county to release result of an internal affairs investigation into the shooting. the officer who shot geer in august of 2013, adam torres, is still on the force. four other officers plus geer's dad and best friend all say torres shot geer as he stood in the doorway of his home with his hands up. >>> a prisoner in fairfax county jail is on life support after deputies used a taser on her. she was arrested last week wanted for assaulting an alexandria police officer. tuesday the deputies were trying to g

he was extradited to fairfax county yesterday. now, daniel rosen is due back at the fairfax county courthouse on may 4th for a preliminary hearing. coming up on news4 at 6:00 i'll take a look at whether or not he will be able to continue his work at the state department under these new conditions. reporting live from fairfax county i'm julie carey, news4. >>> we're following breaking news out of southeast d.c. a boy has been shot at the intersection of naylor road and alabama avenue. police tell us the victim is conscious and breathing. officers a

today the family of a man shot by police in fairfax county heads to court. the family wants police to hand over all the internal affairs records connected to the officer who shot john geer. he was standing in his front door unarmed with his hands in sight when the officer fired one shot and killed him. the fairfax county police chief says handing over the documents would corrupt the federal investigation that's under way. >>> today marks one year since alexandria resident ruth ann lodato was killed at her home. police have charged charles severance with her murder and the murders of two alexandria. he's currently receiving a mental evaluation to see if he's competent to stand trial. >>> a woman is on life support after being tased by a detention officer. the 37-year-old woman was scheduled to be transferred to alexandria where she was facing assault charges against law enforct in alexandria city. but she resisted the deputies' instructions. they then used a taser gun to control her. she was taken to the hospital after suffering a significant medical emergenc

. >>> a woman on life support after being tased by fairfax county sheriff's deputies. she was a jail prisoner on her way to alexandria. on january 26th a fairfax county police officer arrested her on a warrant from alexandria for assaulting a police officer there. then this past tuesday sheriff's deputies were attempting to take her to alexandria when they had to tase her. captain tyler cory said she would not comply with orders and physically resisted. >> she was very combative and not willing to be properly secured and prepared for the transport. we did end up deploying a taser device. at that point she did cooperate and was compliant. she was checked by our medical section, cleared medically. sometime between that taser incident and the transport itself which is minutes that' latched. >> -- elapsed. >> a few minutes elapsed. deputies did administer care and emergency crews were called and she was taken to a local hospital. >>> there's major developments in the case of a man shot and killed by a fairfax county police officer. peggy fox will have that story at 6:00. >

authorities are still investigating natasha mckenna's death at the fairfax county detention stwoernt weeks ago. they say any video and data will be handed over the determine if criminal charges should be filed. new details that came out today reveal that mckenna was in a mesh spit hood and restraints when deputies used that taser. she was many the process of being referred to alexandria for allegedly assaulting a deputy. >>> now to a pair of bold and violent bank robbers. not only are they walking into banks with guns out, yesterday one of them pointed a gun at a customer's head. the fbi tells us tonight the black hat bandits have hit seven banks in seven weeks moving from maryland to northern virginia. a $30,000 reward was just announced today. here's northern virginia reporter david culvert with a closer look. >> reporter: they're called the black hat ban diplomats. just look at the collage of surveillance images and you'll see why. since early january they've hit seven banks across our region dress in all black, their faces always covered, sometimes with a fake beard and sunglasse

and inside the nearby fairfax county adult detention center, intelligence plays a key role in reducing gang activity among the 1,200 men and women incarcerated here. >> face forward. >> most have only been charged with crimes and are awaiting trial at the resolution of their cases. >> backs against the wall. till the last deputy's left the room. >> only a small percentage of the inmates are identified as gang members. staff say they still pose a serious threat. >> we have right now 77 in our facility. they still practice criminal activity, even while in here. i know that's shocking. but they do. >> private first class doolittle heads up the sheriff's intelligence unit whose primary responsibility is monitoring gangs. >> let's go! >> the unit conducts frequent shakedowns to gather intelligence. >> we line up in a fashion to let them know that we're still in charge. >> don't flush your toilet. don't grab anything. >> are they continuing to further their gang activity in here, outside? if they're doing it outside, who are they contacting outside? >> what was that? >> telephone number. pho

on a warrant from fairfax county. today a denied bond for rosen, so now he has to wait for fairfax county officers to come and pick him news 4's chris gordon is outside d.c. superior court with more on this. chris? >> after putting up a fight, daniel rosen waived extrad fairfax cy has three days to pick him up from the jail. that means he could remain behind bars thursday friday throh the weekend and even monday. s arrest yesterday came so sudd he was taken into custpajamas. >> daniel rosen appeared in court in handcuffs and shackles wearg pajama bottoms and a winter coat and boots. his lawyer asked a judge to relee him on a $25,000 bond sayi he poses no threat to the communy b of his status employ and home ownership. but d.c. magistrate judge renee raymd says this is a very seris o and she denied bond. ron reacted with frustration, knowg that means he will have to wait in the d.c. jail for fairx county to pick him up. it is a dramatic fall from the lofty job he held. you wouldn't expect that daniel rosen to be in his

these moved through some spots, fairfax county, the district.id down a dusting, about 1/4-inch in the northwest. right now on the other side of route 5 and east of waldorf toward huntington everything pushing south and east. early wind chill still 15 to 25 degrees below 0 , thus the delays and cancellations. bus stop temperatures 9:00 to 5:00 if they're on time. stay off the roads saturday between noon and midnight. the snow will accumulate very quickly early in the afternoon on saturday. old records, 8 downtown, 0 in martinsburg, minus 2 in dulles. we think all these will fall by the wayside. we're forecasting 5 below at dulles, 5 above at national. futurecast, 7:30 in the morning saturday you can do some stuff early, just clouds and snow in the mountains and then boom, it gets in here. by 9:30 it's into our western suburbs. by lunchtime it's engulfed most of the metro area all the way to 95. we'll probably see heavier snow with this event than on monday. 3:00 still down into charles county. then we start to lose the cold air and get back to a

a judge ordered fairfax county police to hand over internal affairs files in the john gear case. gear's loved ones called their 18-month push for transparency exhausting. northern virginia bureau reporter david culvert has been with them for every step along this quest. >> reporter: the judge's ruling here in court has a major impact just across the street. that's police headquarters. they'll soon have to turn over internal affairs records on the officer who fired the shot killing john gear. for jeff stuart one of john's best friends, no real celebration but satisfaction in the judge's ruling. >>> i spoke to the family today after the hearing and we're all very pleased with the judge's ruling. >> reporter: august 2013 jeff witnessed fairfax county police shoot and kill gear in a doorway of his springfield home. he was unarmed. but police later said he had a gun on a nearby stoop. the officer who shot deer but adam torres. but for 17 months fairfax county police refused to release any information on the criminal investigation even withholding it from prosecutors. >> the delays are

a lookout was put out for those suspects and several miles away on the fairfax county parkway, a fairfax county officer saw the car that everyone was looking for, was able to pull it over. we do have pictures now of one of the suspects in that car. they pulled the car over. they discovered that the passenger, one of the suspects was suffering from gunshot wounds. we're told he was shot maybe as many as four times on the saep by one of those armored truck drivers. the driver, the other suspect, was taken into custody without -- he did not fight back at the scene. the injured suspect was fwloun to the hospital where we're told he has life-threatening injuries. as you can see from our video there the other suspect taken into custody over on the fairfax county parkway. vots on the scene trying to piece together what happened here. joining me the sloushg sheriff mike chapman. this is very unusual for loudoun county particularly here in this area. >> it is. in the entire time of being sheriff i've never seen anything this brazen. it was a distressing situation when you talk about how violent i

. >> police arrested the suspects a short time later on the fairfax county parkway. let's get right to our diane cho. she has breaking details from the scene. diane? >> well alison and leon they just removed the dunbar armored truck here. it was parked here about 10 minutes ago and they took that away along with the crime scene tape. i want to show you across the parking lot right now over at the capital one bank where they still have that area blocked off at the moment. now, they also have that area blocked off. we believe there are two different scenes involved in this situation. they received a call around 1:30 for an attempted robbery in chantilly this afternoon. deputies say multiple shots were fired between a suspect and a security personnel in the armored truck and they put out lookout information on the car. fairfax county police found that car and they took the driver into custody and it appeared the passenger had gunshot injuries. so he was transported to an area hospital. now, it's not clear what that person's condition is at the moment. or how many times

upper 20s fairfax county. upper 20s merein 30 in loudoun county. near the bay near 30 degrees. next weather and traffic on the 1s a look at hometown highs today. now melissa has a delay on mark. >>> brunswick east 890, it is canceled i should say completely today. we tweeted this out. so brunswick east 890 is canceled today. they have not given us a reason. maryland 95 here at cherry hill road no problems there. taking a look at the beltway new hampshire avenue everybody rolling along nicely there. no construction at the top of the beltway. prince george's county overall looking quite good. branch avenue pennsylvania avenue indian head highway everything is rolling along nicely. and the beltway at van dorn street also looking quite good. again, this is our delay, brunswick east 890, canceled completely this morning. >>> it is just about 5:02. richmond highway is back open following a water main break that caused a sinkhole in alexandria. take a look here is a scene from chopper 4. crews finished the row pairs overnight near angle side street. the water is also back on. >>> righ

surae chinn just spoke with it a fairfax county health department director -- with a fairfax county health department director and joins us live. >> reporter: the 13-month-old boy has been in isolation ever since he got sick exhibiting all the signs, fever, runny nose, so of and distinctive rash, but doctors have ruled out the measles. so what does he have people have been asking me on twitter? the health department won't say. they didn't examine the toddler, but they can say he's no longer contagious. there's a host of illnesses he could have had, but what's important they say is he does not have a disease that's of public health concern. the health department director says her message still stands. get vaccinated for the measles and other infectious diseases, not just to protect your family, but your community. infants to 1 year old and those undergoing cancer treatment cannot get vaccinated. >> these individuals continuously will remain vulnerable and they are depending on the rest of the community to protect them. it's called the community immunity and this is the way it works. >> repo

first at 11:00, a fairfax county inmate dies in police custody. doctors took the woman off life support to five days after she was tasered. investigators say she physically resisted deputies. but news4's darcy spencer spoke to someone who knew the w who shows us what the sheriff's office is now saying about the investigation. >> reporter: woman who was tasered at the fairfax county detention center after reportedly becoming combative died sunday after being taken off life support. she has been identified as natasha mckenna. she was 37 years old. the incident now classified as an in-custinmate death. the fairfax county police n notified and an investigation is underway. the county sheriff's office instead a statement that the department is fully cooperating with the investigation. fairfax county sheriff stacy kinkaid said in a statement, "we anticipate a prompt and comprehensive investigation and will continue to update our website as new informaavailable." a press release previously stated that she experienced a medical emergency after becoming co

man by a fairfax county police officer. >> plus millions spent, but which super bowl ads really won over viewers? a look at the best and worst. hello, everybody. i'm bruce johnson. thanks for joining us tonight. storm bullet, but can we still expect a wet commute tonight and into the morning? metegrow is tracking where the storm is headed and which areas could see a weren't rei mix. >> the answer to that question -- wintery mix. >> the answer to that question is different if you're talking about tonight or tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning we change over to in ra, but you can see -- over to rain, but you can see plenty of snow falling right now on live doppler 9000. i told you today was a yellow alert because of trouble getting back home from your super bowl parties or celebrations. the rain is now slicing through montgomery county, bethesda, potomac, silver spring picking up snow in the past hour. going further north it is mostly to all snow, though i have gotten some reports and thank you so much for sending me messages on facebook and twitter letting me know what you have in

he was extradited to fairfax county yesterday. now, daniel rosen is due back at the fairfax county courthouse on may 4th for a preliminary hearing. coming up on news4 at 6:00 i'll take a look at whether or not he will be able to continue his work at the state department under these new conditions. reporting live from fairfax county i'm julie carey, news4. >>> we're following breaking news out of southeast d.c. a boy has been shot at the intersection of naylor road and alabama avenue. police tell us the victim is conscious and breathing. officers are looking for the suspected gunman right now. the streets there are closed in that area. news4's jackie bensen is headed to the scene and will bring you a live report straight ahead. >>> well, the feds are now taking an interest in the damage that was done to a local mosque. vandals have now targeted this ivy city mosque twice in a matter of days. news4's mark segraves is live in northeast d.c. at the mos tock show us how investigators and leaders there are now handling this. >> reporter

says he was shot at least once, perhaps multiple time and he's in surgery now at inova fairfax county. the driver was taken into cust and i is now being questioned by -- and is now being questioned by loudoun county detectives. >>> d.c. police need your help to find a 30-year-old married capitol hill man's killer and this murder mystery is generating a whole lot of questions. debra alfarone has been trying to find out more about who killed attorney david messerschmitt and where this investigation is headed. she joins us live now from the donovan hotel in northwest d.c., the last place he was steen alive. >> reporter: why was he here? do police have any new leads? these are questions we're not getting new answers to tonight, d.c. police not making anyone available to us, but there's one thing for sure. they could use your help. this is surveillance video of who d.c. police are calling a person of interest. they won't say if you're looking at a man or woman, but they are hoping that you are the key. it was late tuesday morning when police found 30-year-old capital attorney david mess ar

fairfax county, loudoun county. look at this system it's big extending to the west into kentucky and tennessee so we've got hours of this snow yet to go. the biggest storm of our season so far, the winter storm warnings up they cover the area. we'll have a little more on which arias will receive the highest amounts with the storm. i can tell you everyone will have just enough to shovel and we are looking at hazardous roads later this evening. it's not going to take much. we'll be getting those snow-covered roads now. camdoug kammerer as more on temperatures. >> extremely critical. we've been so cold over the last couple days and just showed you that camera along i-95 in fredericksburg, the sides of the roads covered here. it will not take much at all to see accumulation on the roadways. take a look at the temperatures. those temperatures still in the teens in most locations. we're talking about the low to midteens as we continue to move through the overnight hours. we'll see those numbers rise just a little bit, but

>> reporter: lieutenant james bacon leads the fairfax county police department's child exploitation unit. he says an undercover officer posed as a child in an internet chatroom with rosen. he says the online discussions went on for months and then moved to apps. >> clearly it was sexual in nature to what he believed was an underaged juvenile which turned out not to be. the entire time it was our detective. >> reporter: while rosen is making news because of his high profile job, lieutenant bacon says most child predators are not well known, but he says parents need to know there's a growing number of them prowling mobile apps looking for vulnerable children. >> it starts off with a little bit of grooming, a little bit of dirty talk, then maybe a picture. then the next thing you know are you willing to film a video of yourself? are you willing to do things on a live chat? depending on the progression, a lot of times ultimately it's like okay, let's meet. >> reporter: rosen waived his right to extradition hearing and fairfax county has three business days, that's monday, to pick him up. at

he'll report to the fairfax county jail later today to days of a five-day sentence.convicted of reckless driving, you'll recall going 105 miles an hour on the beltway last summer. werth is being allowed to serve jail time on the weekends so he can rehab from his shoulder surgery during the week. >>> an nba all-star is under fire tonight for comments he made about a female referee who gave him a technical foul. >> and now those comments have led to a broader discussion about the role of a female ref in professional sports. diana is here to take us through this. >> the nba is reviewing the comments made by l.a. clippers' chris paul. this might not be for her, is what he said referring to rookie referee lauren hopecamp. paul made the comments after last night's game. here you see him give him the technical foul after he questioned her during the game. paul said about the call, "a that's ridiculous. if that's the case this night mott be for her." many across the country thinking this was a knock at her gender. this afternoon the national basketball referees association t

. >>> a state department official accused soliciting a minor is now in the custody of fairfax county i officer picked up daniel rosen earlier today from the d.c. jail. he arrested earlier this week aft police tell us he had a series of online exchanges with a fairfax countdecte who posed as a minor. rosen ron'ria has been suspeed and he is due back in ct tomorrow. >>> riders pushed back and it seems meo listened. faresilt be going up at least no right now. news4's chris gordon is live at the l'ehaza station to expla w metro decided against fare hike. chris >>epte well, behind me you see plenty of rush-hour passenge mo calls it passenge partners stakeho customers, and today not raising fares it acknowleh the customer is right. this is e reaction we got to the news. this mayo as a surprise to you, but metro decided today not to rais fares. >> that's good. i'm hap about that. okay! >> metro considers raising fares every tw year, but it was thinking imposing a ten-cent fair increase on buses and rail earliern its normal two-year schede it was consideri curtaili late-night rail and some b

on friday, a judge ruled fairfax county must release findings from an internal affairs investigation into the case. just last month, county officials named torres as the officer who fired the fatal shots. >> mixed emotions. you grieve the loss of the friends, and the geers are grieving the loss of a family member. >> 11,000 documents revealed torres admitted to having a fight with his wife before arriving on scene. torres told another officer he had seen geer standing at the door towards his house and put his hand s -- towards his waist. >> asked him several times if they could not back away and let john cool off. i was told they could not allow him to go into the house because he might hurt himself. >> in an interview torres told investigators he did nothing wrong. >> it was justified. i have no doubt about that at all. i don't feel sorry for shooting the guy at all. >> tonight john geer's father says about the ruling it is moving in the right direction. we have been sitting around for almost a year and a half he says, and up until recently, a absolutely nothing was happening. now ba

across the county line into fairfax police there spotted the red ford taurus on the fairfax county parkway and pulled it over. detectives photographed a backpack that looked to have blood on it and had apparentlye vehicle. what do you make of this witness who followed the suspect vehicle? >> unbelievable, outstanding work on the part of the citizen to do that and get us the information we needed and great coordination between dispatch, between fairfax county, between the sheriff's office, just very good all the way around. >> reporter: peggy fox, wusa9. >>> here in d.c. police are hoping you can help get a killer off the streets as the investigation into who killed 30-year-old david messerschmitt of capitol hill stretches into yet another day. >> reporter: i'm debra alfarone near the donovan hotel where ever since police found a man stabbed to death inside the motel essentially a killer has been on the loose and now police want you to see this video. police won't say if you're looking at a man or a woman, but they put out this surveillance video in the hopes you know who this is. this vide

news4 was trethe fairfax county fire dent learned how to use the etev last summer. d.c. fire tells the i-team all members arebe trained on the etec but it couldn't provide any training records for this specific item twn past two years. instead it gave us training photos of t motorized emergency recon vehicle which can get to trapped passengers in less than four minutes. and the universal rescue cart which d.c. says was designed with metro in mind because it can fit between rails and over electrical boxes. but the i-team found all of this equipment could reque leaving the wheelchair behind. >> the doorways on the eng of the trajs really aren't wide enough for a full-sized wheelchair to get out out of it. >> i'm terrified. i would not kn what to do. >> reporter: dara baldwin with the national disability rights network says she's particularly concerned a c-spine or quadriplegicer bau they can't be easily be separated from that chair which provides life support. >> you would have to leave that person that should .moved. >> reporter: metro says fire department should have spe

this means he will wait for fairfax county to pick him up on that charge. fairfax has three business days to do so. monday is their deadline. derek, back to you. >>> police arrested a 60-year- old in the murder of a 95-year- old in a retirement community. the suspect claims that he killed the world war ii vet over unwanted sexual advances. >> reporter: i'm bruce leshan in montgomery county police headquarters, sordid new details in the murder of a 95- year-old retired navy pilot. police say dan belvin may have been lying dead in his apartment at the randolph village senior apartments for days. they say he had been repeatedly stabbed. on his calendar for february 19th and 20th emphatic notes that he needed to get his car keys back from eric dyson, a 60- year-old resident of the complex with a long history of trouble with the law. surveillance video from a nearby convenience store and other places allegedly shows dyson withdrawing a total of $5,532 from the navy vet's credit union account. detectives say dyson admitted stabbing the 95-year-old, claimed it was

. >> an inmate in fairfax county is on life support after guards used a stun gun to subdue her. the woman acted out as deputies were preparing to transfer her to alexandria. after she was cleared by medical personnel, the woman suffered what is being called a medical emergency. new information expected tomorrow about the shooting death of john gere. h he was killed by a police officer during a standoff in 2013. his family attorney wants more information about the officer who pulled the trigger. four other officers and two eyewitnesses say he did not make any sudden movements before he was shot. geer was not armed. >> we trurn to the weather. bitter cold. the windchill at reagan is 11 degrees! and it is going to drop overnight. steve rudin lets us know what the morning is going to look like. if it is 11 degrees now -- >> whether 7, 8, 9, 10 or 11, it is cold out there. a cold start to our day on friday. temperatures outside. here we are past 11:00, 22 at reagan national. winds are beginning to east at five to 15 miles per hour. the sunshine tomorrow, midday temperatures around 36

. >>> good news out of fairfax county tonight, the tests came back on a suspected case of the measles here and it's negative. the person involved started experiencing symptoms yesterday and remained quarantined at home while the test was being processed. according to the centers for disease control, about 121 people have measles nationwide right now. >>> to weather now, chilly out there today, but my goodness nowhere close to where it's going. >> just take a look at that. the sun setting on what is probably the warmest day we may see in the next week to two weeks. that's the kind of cold air we have. it's not just one shot of cold air and then it's out of here like we've seen prior this winter. it is shot after shot after shot of cold air. 46 degrees the temperature we saw today, friday down toward fredericksburg. but look what's coming our way, tomorrow the high in chicago 15 40 for us, then the temperatures fall quickly if we make it to 30 that would be lucky, windchills in the single digits and near zero on friday below zero for the weekend. i'll explain in just a minute. >> thank