t day of >> reporter: what's the plan to get students to and from forestville high school. realizing most students here are walkers, they will have buses pick them up at assigned points every day to get them to and from their classes. they will alter the bell schedule to accommodate this new change as well. this swift shift into bussing students more than a mile away to forestville highw comes afte recent testing turns up super bowls mold had resurfaced. back in spring 2017, news 4 borst told you parents, students and staff come plaapli about mold and dproobreathing problems. some 14 ventilatione fans w repaired. classes there resumed but this time the interim ceo says students and staff won't be back until the wor is finished that mold is gone and the school is deemed safe. >> i feel frustrated. i'm angry. i'm also happy that we have a riw ceo that care enough for our children ofe george county to remove these children from this school. i've been begging from day one. >> reporte back live, some relief from parents concerned abouthe moldevels here at district heights elemen

while students are away at the forestville high school, crews wille working to make sure the mold does not come back again. that comes from the ierim ceo at the first school board meeting of the year last night. shealled for evaluation of the air quality bre. they camk with levels that were deemed unsuitable. the call was made to locate classes for the school year. in n2017,s 4 told you about the air quality concerns here from students and staff here at district heights,f complaining breathing issues here, as well. ventilation fans here were fixed. this decision o an overhaul of the system here is being welcomed by concerned parents. >> feel frustrated. i feel angry. but i'm happy that we have aew or our t cares enough children to remove the chirp from the school. i've been begging from day one. >> the costs are expected to be around $2.5 million for the repairs while the students are aw away. most students here are walkers. buses will be provided to take students to and fromhe once new school year starts. justin finch, news 4, back to you. >>> a new controversy at the university of ma

buses will pick up students at assigned stops on the area and take them to and from forestville high school. the bus schedule will all for the new change to the school calendar and location.e we're ln district heights. i'm justin finch, news 4. you.to >> thank you. >>> five minutes after the hour. a new controversyhet university of maryland at the resignatn of the school's former athletic director. a report says kevin anderson used money to hire a lawyer for two students facing al misconduct. it happened last august and was a violation of protocol. f the officend out when the athletic department received the bill. umd says it told anderson to cut e attorney. but a month later, anderson had not done that. late last night, the university put out a statement. we'll show you some of it here. it says, the decision to hire this lawyer showed a sjuious lack of ment in a sexual misconduct case, given the university's commitment to a fair and impartial handling of all such matters. anderson was placed on sabbatical on october of lasye and resigned in april. >>> hurricane lane has been downgra

at district heights elementary school areon relievedht because their kids will go to a vak cat forestville hscghts ol. they say that i told you so that they knew there was mold inside district heights elentary school. they alaud, appreciate interim ceo monica goldson f swift action and transparency. >> it's most important our staff d students remain safe. >> reporter: at her first school board meetinger i ceo monica goldson confirmed what som parents a district thits elementary school feared. >> that mold reappeared in district heights elementary hool on a friday. >> reporter: shepa tolnts and the board dee humds fires won't solve the problem. more needs to bedo . >>> the best option was for us to move the students from district heights toforestville high school on the first day of school. >> reporter: we first told you about did the poor air quality at the school in april of 2017. students and some workers complained about respiratory problems. prince george's county public schools had an outside contractor test it the air qualit f and theynd slightly elevated mold spore counts in e class

this swift shift into bussing stents more than a mile away to forestville high comes after recent testing of district heights turns up signs that mold has resurfaced.ht you m recall parents, students and staff complaining about mold and breathing problems at district heights elementary and that f testingm an outside contractor found a classroom posted a concerning level of mold spores. that led to some 24 ventilation fans being repaired. class there's resumed but this time the interim ceo said s students aff won't be back until the work is finished that mold is gone and the school is deemed safe. >> i feel frustrated. i'm angry. we havealso happy that a new ceo that care enough for f our children prince george's county to remove these children from the school. i've been begging from d one. >> reporter: so, some relief from parents as you heard that mother there. now, we are hearing from the ceo.rim school about $2.5 million set aside for repairs here at district heights elementary. that does not mean that repair work will be starting hereight away. instead she said she feels better that w

. >> buses will take sdents from their neighborhoodo forestville high school. they will stay there for the whole year while crews remove all of the mold at districtig s. >>> new details about fresh controversy at the university of maryland. a report from the campus nepaper said thaevin anderson hired a lawyer for two athletes facing sual misconduct. it happened last august and was a violation of protocol. umd says it toldrs ande toti cut with the attorney. but a month ter, aerndson had not done that. a statement in part said, the decision to hire this lawyer showed a serious lack of judgment in a sexual misduct case, givenhe university's xhitment to a fair and impartial handling of all suchmatters. anderson resigned in april. >>> hurricane lane has been downgraded to a category hurricane. chris lawrence has the latest. >> residents and visitors are feeling the impact. right now, that includes hurricane-force winds and torrential rain. these were posted to social media. take a closer look. the massive storm is going to keep moving towards the island for the next

district heights, inbound forestville road.ab did vehicle in the left lane.d pretty big backups as folks are trying to get past a crash. to the messy situation in arlington th melissa just mentioned. crews worked through the night to e1repair water main ónai m9ñxd >> justin finch is live in arlington with thei] latest. rod morning. orter: good morning. people areçó breathing a sigh of reliefr we just found out that the department of emergency services was able to make those repairs and restore water here 1 short time ago. this is officially coming toi] froe department. you can see behind us there, they're working in çóarea too,e ping the water from that big hole there.g they were able to make three imilar water line repairs here, thanks to a rod-the-clock effort here in arlington. a lot of people were impacted by this. 3,000 to 4,000 people. this is not the onlyó[ site. we saw crewsok working at columa re r frederick street, wh m were another line, patching it up there. we can tell you this work will going one1 for some time. they have somee1 fine-tuning to

districtfá heights inbound, aft forestville road. a e1disabled vehicle in the lef lane.our travel times, 66 headed into 5atown, 95 northbound int town, looking okay right now. arlington has just cleared. forgot to say that.ou 270 sout, no problem. and top of the beltway, no big deal there. nice and green. f.m. when you hop in your car today. >> thank you, melissa. >>> everybody knows that it's not cheap to live anywhere in he d.c. area. but now, we know which renters have it worst whene1 it comes t e1e monthly fáxdpayment. apartment search website rent 6/aq!(tt 20037 pay an live in average e1t( $2,723 per montúél do you know who lives in this area? it's part of the west end area. it includes the waterstte. this is he average, which means a lot of apartments are significantly more than that price. while that seems pretty steep, it doesn't crack the top 50 mosd expensive zips in america. half of those are in manhattan. the most expensive, 10282, thee ba parkt( area near the hudson river.?t r(t&háhp &hc% you're in manhattan. >> upper west side? >> almost upper west side, m

the students will be bused to an empty school instead,ossibly the forestville high school. there are concerns about air quality in the a school the possibility of mold at district heights elementary. wexpect to learn more about the decision at tonight's school board meeting. news 4's shomari stone will have tonight at 11:00. >>> for two years in a row, prince george's county has had the highest job growth in the state of maryland. now the county is rebranding the way it connects people to those jobs. we're working for you tonight if you're looki o for work just new opportunities. our county bureau chief tracee wilkins takes a inside look at the grand opening of the american job center in largo. >> are you a job seeker? >> yes. >> reporter: there are two leading categories for the unemployed in prince george's county. kayla hopkins represents one of them. she's a high school graduate in her 20s who needs to develop a skill set. >> to have a career is one of my main goals. i don't want to just be, just hopping around to different places. i want somethings tha stable. >> repor

police are searching for the w personho shot and killed a man just blocks away from north forestville elementary school. this was the scene on putnam lane at richie the man was found in the roadway and died at the scene. call prince georges county police if on this case.mation >>> more drama is expected today in the alexandria courtroom as testimony resumes in theal fed trial against president trump's former campaign chairman paul manafort. during opening statements, prosecutors painted manafort a greedy, hiding millions for the ukrainian government to avoid paying taxes. manafort's lawyers placed the lame on his former business partner rick gates. gates pleaded guilty and will bk witness for the prosecution. this is the first case to go to trial involving special counsel robert mueller's inveonigation. testy resumes this morning at 9:30. >>> and president trump didsaot anything about manafort or special counsel mueller during his rally last nig in tampa, florida. instead, the president focused on his border wall, immigration and pushed for stronger voter i.d. laws. >> you go out and

county, reports of cars floating down old ritchie road in capital heights here, andn some roads forestville had to be shut down all together. flash floods also damaging some business nez clinton. >> a onop of all of that, the warnings and flash flood warnings remaining in effect for much of our>> area. we're double-teaming it for you tonight, folks, and the weather whiplash. amelia and sheena standing by. a busy map. >> tornado warnings in parts of st. mary's county, afternoon storms and more storms through the evening hours. >> not done with the activity just yet. tracking a line of thunderstorms moving the west that's through. we could see the thunderstorms moving through fairly later in e evening hours. >> yeah. we could see some after 7:00 p.m. >> l o's take you here with the radar and what we're looking at right now. tracking showers up around a th sterlia and loudoun county. really not all that impressive. also tracking areas of rain down in parts of charles county and moving out of staord and king george county right now. intove some activity back parts of st. mary's county around th

we are closed inter loop at forestville road.t new hampshire avenue, one lane getti by a crash there. >> melissa thank you. stick around. a look at today's forecast ico ng up right after this. labor day is just around the corner. yoich means one more day don't have to sit here. here or here havertys labor day sal means you can sit here orheree or here. get $100 off every $1000 you spr d limited time only. you deserve a better place to sit on your day off. havertys life looks good >>> nothing to worry about in the forecastoday. temperatures are still in the lower toid 60s. our average high is 86. int areas today will stay the upper 70s and low 80s. not even really a cloud to be und in the sky today. fridayory again for your and the weekend looks just as nice. >> chuck, thank you you get the latest news and weather anytime. open the nbc washington app. does your business internet provider promise a lot? let's see who delivers more. si comcast ss gives you gig-speed in more places. the others don't. we offer up to 6 hours of 4g wire