in the gilchrist came to the chapel for buddhist services at which time they observed gilchrist and inmate bleep ] go to the tv video cabinet to watch religious tapes. i observed gilchrist on his knee and face and hands when [ bleep ] in the crotch area hands rubbing the area and the head was moving back and forth. any comments? >> i am just going to say not guilty. it didn't look like what it was. the video cabinets, he was standing there watching a movie, rewinding it, and i was in the bottom half of the cabinet looking at videos we haven't seen and the officer came walking by. and i knew it looked bad. i said there was nothing sexual going on. >> there was nothing sexual going on? >> no. >> you were putting movies away? >> the officer said he saw your head moving back and forth and your hands were in -- >> my hands weren't in his crotch, but we were talk, yeah. i move a lot when i talk. >> all right. any other comments on this? >> no. just that i ask be to somewhat lenient or something because i have been good. >> certainly seems like that there's sufficient evidence that there was sexu

inmate gilchrist came to the chapel for buddhist services.was approximately six to eight feet from the annex room where an inmate and gilchrist, i observed gilchrist on his knee, his face and hands were in pendleton's crotch area. signed by officer bartholomew. >> i'm going to say not guilty. it didn't look like what it was. the video cabinet is tall. he was standing there watching the movie, rewinding it. i was in the bottom half of the cabinet. i was putting away videos we had already seen. and the officer came walking by. i knew it looked bad. i told him right -- >> certainly seems like there's sufficient evidence that there was something sexual going on. i'm going to find you guilty of group violation number 15, sexual misconduct. it is a class "b" which can be up to 90 days. i'm just going to go with 60 just like you had on the last one. 60 days disciplinary detention. do you wish to appeal this decision? >> no. >> no appeal? okay. >> he's going into dd because he was found guilty of disciplinary problems. so he is allowed two sets of cl

news 4's aaron gilchrist has more on what led to the arrest of a local tsa agent. >> he's more like a model of the community as opposed to anything but that. >> reporter: cameron morris doesn't believe what his next door neighbor is accused of doing. this is 52-year-old harold glen rodman. police say just before 3:30 sunday morning he approached a woman on winfield loop in manassas as she was getting out of a friend's car and walking toward her townhouse. they say he was wearing a uniform and flashed a badge, likely gaining the alleged victim'ses trust. the 37-year-old says she was groped and then sexually assaulted. when he ran, the woman immediately called police. >> during that canvas, a man came out of his residence that matched the description and was immediately interviewed and detained by our officers. >> reporter: rodman is a tsa supervisor at dulles airport and police says he was wearing his uniform at the time of the alleged assault. now he's charged with committing aggravated sexual battery and forcible sodomy steps from his own front door. his neighbor finds the story a bi

i'm aaron gilchrist. coming off another devastating loss on the field, two redskins could be facing fines for recreational drug use. hakem dermish here with more on this story we're just getting into the newsroom. >> yeah, aaron, this story developing this morning and now picking up some traction that we've been able to speak with the players after the game. according to several reports, fred davis and trent williams are among 11 nfl players facing fines for testing positive for recreational drug use during the lockout. when asked about the report after today's game, davis says he was aware but hasn't heard from the league yet. meanwhile, trent williams said he didn't know anything about the report. and coach mike shanahan declined comment on the situation. we'll continue to stay with this story as we'll continue to follow it in the days ahead. shanahan and the redskins in miami against the one-win dolphins. first quarter, barry cofield brings the pressure on matt moore. gets rid of it. it's intercepted b

aaron gilchrist now with the remarkable story. >> reporter: first thing to tell you is that the boy is okay. he was not seriously hurt. he was crossing the street with his mother when someone that nobody saw coming happened and it was all caught on tape. the view from inside this bus is frightening as an eight-year-old is hit by thes but. he comes out of nowhere and throws his hands up. >> this boy approximately eight years old ran out from between parked cars. >> a camera recorded inside and outside thes but as it drove up 29th street northwest just before 9:00 a.m. >> reporter: metro says that the boy darted out between two cars and was hit by the bike rack on thats but. it left a bruce. >> reporter: metro says that even though thes but was only doing 10 to 15 miles per hour the outcome could have been different if the bike rack hasn't come between the bus and the boy. >> this operator has three decades of experience. it is unnerving to have something this close. >> reporter: the metro spokesman says that near misses happen daily for the metro buss in the region. we showed you video

aaron gilchrist reports. >> if you open up the dresser, you know my drawer, right? there's a little box and in the box there's a check. just traer it up or chew it up, something. >> reporter: that is the beginning of a phone call between jack johnson and his wife less i as the fbi agents knocked on the front door of their home. that check was a $1200,000 bribe. leslie can be heard scrambling through the drawers searching for it. >> i don't see any check in here. they are just banging and banging. >> okay. let them bang. >> reporter: loud knocking in the background from agents with a search warrant to serve. as the phone conversation continues it's apparent jack johnson knows who is there. he struggles to remember where the check is but his wife says it. >> they say they're fbi, jack. >> yeah, i know. >> you want me to put it down the toilet? >> yes. >> you want me to flush it? >> yeah, flush that. >> reporter: but the call didn't end there. there's cash all over the house and $80,000 of it found in leslie johnson ebra a result of this exchange. >> what do you want m

and aaron gilchrist is live with that story. >> reporter: fairfax county police are hoping that the surveillance video and the sketch we are about to show you will lead to new clues in the murder of vanessa pham. >> i get my hopes up but try to remain calm. >> reporter: tracy talked to us from her home in connecticut via skype about the fact there may be new evidence in her cousin's killer. you see a woman leaving the unique thrift store. a man got in the passenger seat as she sat down on the driver's side. she screamed and ran. the man hung around long enough for the women's description to produce this scotch and a new clue. >> it is scary to know that this person, if it is the same person that is still doing what they are doing. >> reporter: her cousin vanessa was shopping at fairfax plaza in june of 2010. video showed her getting in her car, pulling out and hesitating before driving off. her body was found in the car nearby less than an hour later. >> hopefully this can be a break in the case and there can be any evidence or somebody might recognize this person. >> reporter: fairfax police sa

. >>> i'm aaron gilchrist. we begin with a developing story, a double murder in arundel county leads to a shootout in the district heights. two incidents are separated by 20 miles and 10 hours, but police say the man who shot it out with police is the common factor. derrick ward reports. >> reporter: it all started friday night outside the dave and busters restaurant at arundel mills mall. police were called about two bodies in the mall parking lot. >> there was a male and female. the officer got on the scene, and they both appeared to be deceased by a gunshot wound. >> reporter: witness accounts and other leads brought detectives to the 8100 block of rydel road. detectives notified police from prince george's county for assistance. they converged on the cul-de-sac. >> the suspect came out of his home armed with an ak-47 and a shotgun. >> witnesses say there was a standoff with officers taking cover behind their vehicles. the suspect pacing back and forth in the street. officers ordered him to drop his weapons.

aaron gilchrist is in friendship heights with that unique perspective. >> reporter: i saw this videore you kidding me? this happens? it does apparently. all the buses are equipped with buses inside and outside. news4 got some of that video to show you how difficult a situation the public can create for drivers and how much the drivers are tested all over metro d.c. it's a rare look inside a rainy day metro bus ride on sheridan road southeast as a child darts out. watch the passengers react in shock on this bus in arlington. and two cyclists pop out on the right here in georgetown. all too often metro bus drivers are forced into quick reactions to avoid hitting cars, cyclists and pedestrians. >> it is saying don't walk but people are still running across the street. they are not looking for the don't walk side. >> reporter: as we road with lawrence cole we got a taste of what metro's drivers are trained to deal with like here at the busy intersection of 7th and k. see the cab driver he is making a left in front of me. >> reporter: his reality is not just getting riders from point a to

eric gilchrist. >>> a kidnapping and robbery in wheaton. the victim was taken from a giant near the westfield mall. this is the second time this has happened at the same store in less than a week. darcy spencer live on blair road in northwest washington, where this all actually ended. >> reporter: we're at a bp gas station on blair road, as you said in northwest d.c. this is where the situation came to a peaceful conclusion. fortunately no one was hurt in this incident. the suspect apparently drove the victim here in the victim's car, to this gas decision, and fled from the scene. the victim was able to drive his own vehicle away from here, from this gas station just a few minutes ago. but first i was able to ask him a quick question. are you okay? >> yes. >> reporter: and that was the victim there. he is 60 years old. he was kidnapped at the westfield wheaton shopping center at some point today. the kidnapper told him to get in the passenger side and the suspect did the driving in this incident. police say he drove to various locations. we

good evening i'm aaron gilchrist. tonight the driver is not facing any charges. instead the demonstrators are. they are accused of not only blocking traffic, but jumping in front it. darcy spencer live at the scene of the accident at mount vernon square with both sides of the story now. >> reporter: that's right. the incident did happen right here in this area a little more than 24 hours ago. d.c. police held a press briefing tonight to bring us up to date with this investigation. now the three people who were hit showed up for the press conference as did several other people from occupy d.c. and they didn't like what they heard from police and that is this accident was unavoidable. >> the car hit my legs, and i hit the ground, hit my head and bravely loss consciousness. >> reporter: heidi describes how a car hit her, her teenage season and pregnant wife outside of the convention center. designee threw his hands up and hit the gas. >> reporter: they said they were part of a large group of demonstrators outside of a conservative dinner at the convention center whe

aaron gilchrist is at the high school in fairfax where the victim just agrgraduated in jun. >> reporter: a former teacher described her as a bit goofy, if you will. that was a loving memory from her. she was sweet and went off to school at jmu just this year. she died after being hit by a bus while picking up food for a friend. >> reporter: a memorial page shows her as a gentle soul teeming with talent. a tuesday night accident on campus killed the girl. state police say that jane was hit by a city bus at 10:00 p.m. she was talking on her cell phone and stepped into the crosswalk against the signal. jane's friends describe her as a gifted dancer and artist. she graduated from a high school in fairfax last may. >> it is so tragic. everyone has the same feeling. it is unfortunate. and no one -- it was unexpected but it is unfortunate for the whole family. >> a lot of people have been affected by it that were close friends with her. a lot of people were sad at school. >> reporter: megan's sister graduated with jane and says she is mourned by people who didn't even know her. >> our school j

i'm aaron gilchrist. we'll get to the skins sto s st just a moment. but first, a murder suspect mistakenly released because of clerical order. darcy spencer is live wi the late ossen this. darcy? >> reporter: aaron, i was able to look up this suspect's information through online court documents. it shows right here that this suspect was released on november 10th on a $75,000 bond. then go down here, november 18th, just last friday, a bench warrant was issued for his arrest. an investigation is underway to see how, in fact, this clerical error could have happened. but right now police are focusing on getting him back in custody. prince george's county police are on the hunt for this man, 24-year-old frederick lawrence scott of maryland. he was being held on a first-degree murder charge at the prince george's county detention center in connection with a homicide last march. he was mistakenly released ten days ago on november 10th after posting a $75,000 bond. scott was supposed to be held without bond. authorities are describing the mistake as a clerica

marcus cell firing at the passer jonathan baldwin for the game's first big score fellow rookie marcus gilchrist staying tight on him but unable to stop the baldwin touched on the chargers stayed in the game though courtesy of nick novak's feel good once the game here was time to twenty apiece when a costly fumble by some diego quarterback philip rivers late in the fourth set up ryan souped up for a field goal in overtime the thirty yard or sitting straight down the middle that meant the chiefs would take a twenty three twenty when number for four. finally not a single game ended goal is this week in the russian premier league as the sides prepared a state into eight for their second half of the longest ever domestic season so let's get a recap of all twenty two strikes that fund the back of the net during the penultimate round it is called school. now. just for the. help of the latest weather in just a tick and i'll see you shortly. critique three. three. three. three stooges. video for your media project. a last ditch effort to end bloodshed in syria the arab league demanding president assad t

aaron gilchrist is live where the man lives. >> reporter: he lives here in arlington.sent to hawaii to frequent dignitaries headed there for an economic summit. but he posted bail this morning after being charged with murder. he is a personal agent with the law enforcement division. we went to his apartment but no one was home. just after 2:00 on saturday morning police say he shot a man at this mcdonald's. a shot that awoke people at a nearby hotel. >> i stirred and then i heard bam, bam, bam, shortly after that. >> it was so quick. i didn't have time to react. it was like oh, my gosh. >> reporter: the 23-year-old victim was shot in the chest. the family of the victim says that the agent followed him to the mcdonald's after an altercation at a nightclub. >> there was a guy covered in blood holding the guy's chest. >> they come from the clubs all drunk. people look at each other, stink eye they call it here and sometimes it escalated to fist fights. >> reporter: he is part of a security team that is working on the economic summit that starts on tuesday. he was off duty

aaron gilchrist has more on this. aaron? >> reporter: that tsa agent, harold rodman is supposed to -- his job calls for him to have contact with the flying public each and every day. but tonight he is in a jail cell accused of attacking one of his own neighbors. >> more like a model of the community as opposed to anything but that. >> reporter: cameron morse doesn't believe what his next door neighbor is accused of doing. this is 52-year-old harold glen rodman. just before 3:30 sunday morning he approached a woman as she was getting out of a friend's car and walking to her townhouse. he was wearing a uniform and flashed a badge. the 37-year-old says she was groped and sexually assaulted. when he ran, the woman called police. >> during that canvass, a man came out of his residence that matched the description was was interviewed and detained. >> reporter: rodman is a tsa supervisor at dulles airport and was wearing his uniform at the time of the alleged assault. his neighbor finds the story suspect. >> there is no motive. it

chiefs are firing in the pasta jonathan baldwin for the game's first big score fellow rookie marcus gilchrist staying tight but unable to stop the ball when touched on the chargers stayed in the game though courtesy of nick novak's field goals on the game was tied here at twenty apiece when a costly from zero by son diego quarterback philip rivers late in the fourth set up ryan circle for a field goal in overtime thirty yards or sealing straight down the middle the chiefs take a twenty three twenty four win number for. now finally not a single game ended goalless this week in the russian premier league the sides prepared to split into eight for the second half of the longest ever domestic season so let's get a recap of all twenty two strikes that fund the back of the net during the penultimate round it is goals for. our. live live live. live. live live. is your sport dimitri sure will be here in just under two hours time with more sport but it is the world whether. the latest in science and technology from around. the future or covered. wealthy british. market. was really happening to the glo

aaron gilchrist. it was a night on the town that took a deadly turn. the violence began with a fight inside heritage india. that's a restaurant and lounge on connecticut avenue. news 4's darcy spencer joins us life from the first district police headquarters now where a news conference is just wrapped up. darcy. >> reporter: well, jim, what we learned at this news conference is that some of the victims, in fact, knew one another. they may have actually gone to this event together at some point last night. now, police are also looking into the possibility that some of these stabbing victims may have been involved in the stabbing incident itself. now, this violence erupted right around 2:30 this morning in the heart of dupont circle. we're told there were lots of people out on the street this morning when the stabbings and shootings happened. police say there was a promotable event going on inside the heritage restaurant last night. this was after the regular business hours for the restaurant. now, there were a couple of fights that happened inside the e

firing and pass to jonathan baldwin for the game's first big score fellow rookie marcus gilchrist stay in tight on him but unable to stop the ball when touched on the chargers stayed in the game though courtesy of nick novak's feel good game here was tied a twenty piece when a costly full move by sunday eagle quarterback philip rivers late in the fourth set up ryan souped up for a field goal in overtime the thirty yard or sitting straight down the middle that meant the chiefs would take a twenty three twenty buddies with number four for the. finally not a single game ended goalless this week in the russian premier league as the sides prepared to step into eight for the second half of the longest ever domestic season so let's get a recap of all twenty three strikes that fund the back of the net you're in the penalty not run it is goals cooler. now. for the. help of the us weather in just take and i'll see you shortly. and. mission. critical free. charge is free from a chance free to free.

castle are firing at the pass to jonathan baldwin for the game's first big score solo rookie marcus gilchrist staying tight spot unable to stop the baldwin touched on the chargers stayed in the game courtesy of nick novak's field goal the game was tight a twenty piece here when a costly fumble by sunday go for by philip rivers late in the fourth set off ryan sucked up for a field goal in overtime thirty yarder ceiling straight down the middle meaning the chiefs take a twenty three twenty win number four for them. now finally not a single game ended goalless this week in the russian premier league as the size prepared to split into eight for the second half of the longest ever domestic season so let's get a recap of all twenty two strikes that from the back of the net during the penalty meant run and that is more. our. that wraps up the sport for this hour i'll be back in just under two hours time with more but as the weather is here with all the news out of the top of the hour. wealthy british style. market finance come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with much stro

storm 4 chief meteorologist doug kammerer will join us with more on that but first to aaron gilchrist with the frustration on the roads. >> reporter: too many cars and not enough concrete. the evening commute was ugly to say the least. this is the outer loop of the beltway just before 8:00 p.m. bumper to bumper traffic moving slowly with no sign of letting up down to fredericksburg and up to columbia. >> it was good until ten miles south of fredericksburg and then it was a high-speed parking lot. >> reporter: woody and his wife and dog are going to upstate new york. >> it would go a little bit and all of a sudden you are doing nothing. >> reporter: the rain made the commute tougher tonight. and thanksgiving travellers are not helping the cause either. >> i traveled through there and it is still the same problem from washington to richmond. the traffic doesn't move. >> reporter: feeder roads like route 1 have been jammed with off and on random delays. on baltimore avenue a bad crash caused detours. a tow truck plowed into an auto parts store. this car was damaged too. >> i left early i

aaron gilchrist spoke with the boy's pear and joins us live from landover. aaron?reporter: doreen, he and his boys were attach at the hip. tomorrow he will bury his children. tonight, though, he spent time with their friends and teammates and their family april talking about how those two little boys brought so much joy to so many lives. hundreds huddled in the cold on the community football field where 11-year-old anthony and 2-year-old delonte were fixtures. anthony played for the prince george's chargers and a leader. the boy's father says they were filled with joy. >> he was energetic and anthony was -- going to be somebody in his life. i take pride in all of that. >> reporter: the brothers died last friday when their mother's car was hit from behind after a fender bender with another car. her honda burst into flames and the boys couldn't be rescued. ♪ in the name of jesus >> reporter: anthony and his brother's team fought back tear as they tried to comfort each other. >> little did i know i would never see them again. we are going to miss them. we are going to

aaron gilchrist has more on this story including reaction from other shoppers in that area. >> montgomerynty police say the 75-year-old victim was leaving the grocery store with a man. a man walked up with a weapon, possibly a knife, and took the suspect captive. >> the victim was taken to various atms. >> police say this all happened in broad daylight. the victim was told to remove all kinds of cash in atms inside and outside of montgomery county. >> at one point, the victim had talked to this suspect and the suspect then agreed to let the victim go. he relinquished the victim back to the vehicle and the victim was unharmed. >> the victim got home after 7:00 p.m. hours after being driven around. >> i shop at this grocery store probably, like, two to three times a week and never heard of any violent crimes, any robbings, anything. >> takisha says it's a good neighborhood, but she knows she can't let her guard down. >> you have to be cognizant of what's going on around you. >> the victim was not hurt in this incident, though the suspect may have cut his finger. they're going to be looking

his name is john gilchrist, i believe. he is in new york. he is an adult, obviously.pon rocks went off the market for a couple of years. >> could we address of how it was possible for rumors to spread worldwide before we had the internet. >> you and i are so on this. i am fascinated by this. >> i guarantee every kid in the country heard that story. >> i would love for someone to write a thesis about this. how does a rumor like that start and become so widespread that everyone heard that and many believed it. they had to take them off the market. and they said because people aren't buying it because they think this is true. it was not. and that just conformed for people, they took it off because it is killing people. pop rocks are back. >> is it back? >> it is back now. >> can you go buy the candy. >> first, they culled it action candy and they said pop rocks is the name. >> i love it. >> so now it is retro cool. >> maybe some day we'll get a pack. >> it is not dangerous. can you buy them, it is cash nation and mikey is alive. >> the other urban myth that there were sp

aaron gilchrist, news 4 today, manassas. >>> rumors are flying about what the next ipad 3 will look like. and when it will be on sale. the website ilounge.com says it has the scoop. it says the sources tell them the ipad 3 will be .7 millimeters thicker than the ipad 2. the reason so apple can include extra light bars inside to support a higher resolution display. as for the release date, ilounge says march but the company speculates it could be publicly shown as early as january. >>> and now speculation about the long rumored facebook phone. all things digital blog says facebook has tapped htc to build its smartphone. the phone code name is buffy. it is expected to run on a modified version of android software. the phone is still probably 12 to 18 months away from being released. with a name like buffy, think they will be wearing pink collared shirts or something. >>> something out of science fiction, listen to this, they're close to testing high-tech contact lenses. the so-called bionic lenses will project images before your eyes. for instance, text and e-mails would pop up right befor