inmate gilchrist came to the chapel for buddhist services. he 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 off. >> 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 clothes, two toot

that is the latest from the live desk, i'm aaron gilchrist. >>> thank you, aaron. >>> allegations of police brutality at rohoga beach, how a baby moon ended with the father being tasered. and what police say about the video. >>> also, we're expecting a news conference about the terror attack in boston, in the next half hour, we'll bring it to you li . >>> a search that will go on to the ends of the earth. that is what the fbi is saying about the effort to find the people responsible for the terror attack in boston. this, as we learn new details about the attacker's weapons. welcome back to news 4 at 4:00, i'm pat lawson. >>> and i'm jim handly. now we're expecting a news conference in boston to begin in about 30 minutes and will britain it bring it to you live right now. investigators still have nobody in custody, despite searching the town of revere overnight. >>> jay gray has more on the investigation, and new firsthand accounts from people who were at the finish line. >> reporter: hey, there, good evening, pat, jim, more than ten square blocks still locked down as the investigator

first news4's aaron gilchrist has the latest on what we know right now from our live desk. >> let me start with this talk about a potential suspect in this case. we have been reporting earlier from nbc news that officials in boston are guarding a wounded man at a boston hospital as a, quote, possible suspect. the commissioner in boston saying no one is in custody per se and they are questioning several people. one of our reporters in boston at our affiliate whdh reporting that there is a heavy fbi and atf presence at brigham and women's hospital. police with automatic weapons guarding the entrance at that hospital. but police are telling us they are not officially holding a suspect in this case right now. we want to explain exactly what we know about thissin dent that killed two people and injured up to 100. i want to start with video from about 2:50 this afternoon. that, we believe, was the first explosion. again, it happened about 2:50 this afternoon right near the finish line, within a few hundred yards of the finish line of the boston marathon this afternoon. there was a second e

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with his second penalty in two games but it was twenty minutes to gilchrist town number as freaky got out the keeper one zero. thank you i'm spartacus and i will listen three up to cycling to surprise one nil when that door stop the match was go was until five minutes into the second half when the home side were awarded a bizarre penalty for the antics of that they have some fortunate were fired carioca and down colossally each place the winner from the sport just off the until a month sparked remains sound thank you i'm looking mighty fine still looking for their first win since the winter break after drawing one zero at home to terry both goals came in the opening six minutes center back yonder is ahead the home side in front before his.

. >> with move on national director garland gilchrist hawes visited the offices of senate democrats.hey did not get to meet with the lawmakers but they told staffers what they want. >> the background checks bill. the limit on high magazines capacity and to regulate and ban assault weapons. >> now hawes delivered the petitions to six senate offices -- in clued thing office of mark warner from virginia. >> they need shoring up. they need encourage jinx and some needy manneding. the realty is americans are dying. americans are dying. >> her daughter is a survivor. she has gotten married and she is now a school teacher. >> she called me and told me she is proud of me. >> visitors the national september 11th memorial and museum in new york will have to pay up two more dollars. it's a fee to reserve passes online or by phone. the fee went into effect last month. the memorial president says it's necessary for upkeep and some family says it violates the mission. >> another example of them making this review generating tourist attraction rather than a memorial. it should be for free. >> the m

. >>> all right, aaron gilchrist, thank you. >>> here in washington there is extra security presence at tourist locations. earlier this morning the lincoln memorial was shut down, but nothing specific. the bomb-sniffing dogs searched trash cans there. the memorial was reopened after it was checked out. >>> whether you are taking metro or flying out any time soon you will notice an added security presence here regarding transportation. adam tuss has a look at the changes appropriated in our transportation system by the bombing yesterday, adam? >> reporter: hey, doreen, we're learning more about how our local transportation agencies are coordinating with agencies around the country to keep everybody safe. as you can see here, plenty of people are coming and going regardless of the heightened state of alert. from metro to amtrak to the airport, you can see and feel the extra presence here in the nation's capitol. >> any precautionary measure is youthful. >> reporter: this metro rider in town from paris says his thoughts and prayers go out to those in boston. he understands the added sec

. >>> aaron gilchrist is on the live desk right now with news just in from the fda. >> reporter: yeah going through the statement from the fda saying it approved plan b step one, emergency contraception for 15-year-old girls without a prescription. the statement saying it will be over-the-counter. we're talking about the morning after pill and you won't need a prescription for this. and it is for girls, anyone over 15 with proof of age at the point of sale. the fda saying part of the statement that women 15 years old or older are able to understand how plan b one step works and how to use it properly in saying that they are now going to make it available for anyone 15 years old or older. the latest from the live desk, back to you. >>> there are also new concerns over the growing trend of food and drinks that tout they have an extra boost of caffeine. so the fda wants to take a closer look at them and study the impact on products and children and teens. just this week, wrigley's introduced a gum that contains about half a cup of coffee. wrigley says the product is meant for adults. the

aaron gilchrist has more on the dispatch calls. >> reporter: yes, they tried to shake the cops, driving up wisconsin avenue into bethesda, over bradley lane, down connecticut avenue into the circle there. i want to play for you some of the radio traffic between dispatchers and montgomery county police during the chase. >> they're entering the circle, request permission to continue pursuit. passing eagle mar street, huntington street. >> reporter: montgomery county police chased the suspects for about three and a half, four miles, calling off their pursuit when one of the supervisors you can hear over the radio traffic because of weather they wanted to end that pursuit into d.c. the latest from the live desk, back to you. >>> thank you, aaron. >>> the team coverage continues now, with mark segraves outside the cartier store. >> reporter: well, jim, the montgomery county police normally keep a high profile line here between the d.c. and bethesda line. many of the high end stores here behind me, hire the montgomery county police officers for security. in fact it was an off duty officer who

and in addition, metro's spokesman told aaron gilchrist and eun yang earlier this morning metro police could be checking your bags as well. >> any time you enter the metro system you are -- if you are carrying a bag or package, you may be subject to random explosive screenings. it is non-invasive process and don't open your bag. but we do use technology to scan for any potential let in the form of the explosives. those are the types of tactics we use to keep customers safe on what is an open system and we are, of course, operating in the nation's capital. these are all prudent steps that we take to help keep the system safe. more importantly, our customers safe. >> they are also stepping up k-9 patrols in all of the stations. stay with news4 and nbcwashington.com all day long for the very latest on the terror in boston. coming up in the next half hour we are going to look at just how hard it is to guarantee that kind of security at big public events like the one yesterday. >>> today many people in our area are remembering another tragedy. this is the sixth anniversary of the shootings

i'm aaron gilchrist. trouble spots on the roads now. with your first 4 traffic. >> starting with the icc. as you head inbound, it is now just blocking the left shoulder lane. at one point only the right lane was getting by. again, that is cleared to the shoulder. also cleared to the shoulder, i-66 eastbound at 29 in centreville. police are still on the scene of an accident here in the left shoulder lane. at one point the left lane was blocked. as we talk about delays on 66, they are about lee miles. >> tom has your forecast right the grief was staggering. one hundred days after us senate starts to act are coming together background checks the second amendment hands of dangerous criminals. ninety percent of america background checks. urge them to join comprehensive background checks. demand action. now. >>> good morning. a lot of cloudiness around the metro area and sunshine breaking out south and east of washington. and temperatures are generally still in the mid and upper 50s much of the region. larity today sun breaks out should make