inmate gilchrist came to the chapel for buddhist services.e was approximately six to eight feet from the annex room where an inmate and gilchrist, i observed inmate gill gilchrist on his knee his face and hands were in pendleton's crotch area. >> 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. putting away videos we'd already seen. and the officer came walking by. and i knew that 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. 60 days earned time. 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 o

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. tom kierein is tracking how high it will get and then how low it will get, too. >> good morning. yeah right now in wood bridge prince william county it's at 27. mostly cloudy. the high temperature will be around 1:00 or 2:00 it will be hovering around 40 and then after that, some snow showers coming this by 5:00 p.m. with blustery winds. back down to the mid-30s. silver spring now is in the upper 20s and mostly cloudy. and by early afternoon near 40 there, as well. as well late afternoon there, mid-30s with blustery winds and a few passing snow showers. arlington is in the upper 20s. early afternoon around 40, might have a little sun but a lot of cloudy necessary. and passing snow showers around 4:30 5:00. bus stop forecast coming up next weather and traffic on the 1s.

in t aaron gilchrist, news 4. >>> new at 6:00 metro getting back on schedule after police had stopped trains. there was a stabbing on a rail car. what happened in the minutes before the attack. >>> president obama's nominee to run the defense department was grilled on capitol hill today. ashton carter talked about the u.s. role in defeating isis. >>> an update to the story you saw first on news 4. what's happening to the 911 dispatcher who told a teen to stop whining after her father was hit by a car. >>> good evening, i'm doreen gentzler. >> and i'm jim vance. one of the u.s. allies is pulling out of the operations against isis tonight. it follows that gruesome execution of the pilot from jordan. the united arab emirates suspended air missions over iraq and syria. the country says those missions will not resume until search and rescue teams are moved closer to syria in case another pilot is shot down. it's unclear if one of those teams might have been able to save that pilot. jordan has called for the middle east to unite against isis and has promised retaliation. with the battle aga

aaron gilchrist reports. ♪ >> my father was the exclusive piano tuner for the howard theater.s soon as he said he was going to the howard theater, i was going to cover. that was a phenomenal time for me. >> reporter: he's been around music for as long as he can remember but he wasn't always interested in the piano. he played his first concert as a drummer when he was just 4 years old. by adulthood, he was touring professionally. >> i toured with so many acts. in fact i toured with so many acts that i actually saw at the howard theater. >> reporter: the riots of '68 changed things for the howard. it would close, reopen close again, meanwhile his career would also take a turn. >> i am the first african-american piano manufacturer and the first and only. >> reporter: when his father passed away in 1993 he took over the family business of tuning pianos. less than ten years later he expanded into making them. >> i feel very fortunate and i've been bestowed a great opportunity to be this manufacturer and being i guess the chosen one, if you will. >> reporter: he's trying to make sur

news4's aaron gilchrist has our report. >> reporter: malcolm stokes is a trumpet player and also a volunteer with the musicianship working with two sisters at bell high school in d.c., an example of part of the mission to go into schools and give musicless lessons where teachers could use the help or there are no music classes. >> we work primarily with at-risk youth. our students come from neighborhoods where schools sometimes have dropout rates as high as 50%. many of the families have a lot of challenges and what we try to do is use music as a tool for them to admooef all areas of life. >> reporter: the musicianship summer program brings kids of all abilities from all over the district to work with professional musicians who teach and mentor. it's gone from two kids five years ago to 160 last summer. jasmine web was one of those kids last summer. now she's a high schooler. >> i joined sophomore year and decided to play bassoon because there were no bassoonists. spring of sophomore year i picked up trombone because you cannot do marching band with a bassoon. i started playing cello because

i'm unjankeun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist.your forecast. >> we did get a little sleet and snow in the northern suburbs, but that is melting as we have had temperatures above freezing since then and some rain. all this area in green getting at rain eastern suburbs here in west virginia, that is moving off to the north and east. light rain falling in prince george's county, anne arundel, northern calvert, charles county that's tracking off to the north and east. lingering light rain in frederick and howard counties. temperatures are in the mid to upper 30s, so don't have to worry about any freezing. near 50 southern maryland. and on the eastern shore, out of the mountains, many locations there are in the 30s and low 40s, as well, including the shenandoah valley. bus stop this morning, a little light rain between now and through 9:00. mid to upper 30s. so have an umbrella handy. temperatures over the next 24 hours coming up. melissa, yet another new crash? >>> new crash here in frederick finger board road at park hims road as you

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. welcome to "news 4 today" for this thursday, february 19, 2015. dangerously cold out there. that is the top story this morning. our weather, some schools are closed or delayed right now. we just learned that prince william and fauquier county schools will be starting two hours late today. loudoun, culpeper and page counties also on a t delay. we also learned that prince will be on a into hour delay. >> spotsylvania fredericksburg city schools are closed. same for stafford and king george county schools. in maryland calvert and st. mary's both opening two hours late. montgomery county schools just wooeted they will be opening on time today. baden elementary school is closed for a mechanical problem. >>> and in west virginia hampshire, hardy, grant and men ral counties are all crowed. berkeley jefferson and morgan are on a two hour delay. we'll send push alerts of any new closings to your thbs washington app. you can also use to check the full list online. >>> weather and traffic on the

at live desk aaron gilchrist. >> really big problem. massachusetts avenue closed in bethesda because of a water main break near goldsboro road. see from the live picture, actually looks as though traffic is moving through the area but you might see that little black car went through what seemed like ponding of water. we understand from wssc that a ten-inch pipe broke not far from the intersection of mass and goldsboro. as a result crews are on the scene there, and you see all the water that cars are driving through. trying to get that water main shut off, and they are working to get that road completely back open for traffic to roll through there. it's an 83-year-old pipe that broke a little over an hour ago. wssc crews on-scene there. working to get new information from montgomery county police whether mass avenue is actually closed in that area or another part of the road is closed. latest from the live desk. back to you. >> aaron, thank you. >>> right now below freezing temperatures creating dangerous driving and walking conditions.

i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. right to tom kierein now for more on the forecast. >> starting off really cold but later today you'll be happy to see that temperatures around the metro area prince george's county should reach low 40s. near 40 degrees in montgomery county low 40s fairfax county and the district. just a few clouds coming on through. and for counties across northern virginia from loudoun and into prince william, should be mid-40s. and for counties in southern maryland it's going to be in the low 40s there, as well. anne arundel downlvert, st. mary's low to mid-40s. and then counties up near the pennsylvania border should be in the upper 30s later this afternoon. shenandoah valley and into the mountains, most there will be generally the upper 30s to around 40 degrees. so a nice warming from where we are now. next weather and traffic on the 1s amelia has your bus top forecast. what is going on on the roads. >>> crash minnieville road, . 395 north, off-ramp to glebe road that is still there. this is a pol

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. welcome to "news 4 today" for this thursday, february 19, 2015. dangerously cold out there. that is the top story this morning. our weather, some schools are closed or delayed right now. we just learned that prince william and fauquier county schools will be starting two hours late today. loudoun, culpeper and page counties also on a t delay. we also learned that prince will be on a into hour delay. >> spotsylvania fredericksburg city schools are closed.

good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. 6, 2015. let's talk about tom because we need to hear what he has to say about the crazy cold weather. >> it is the morning since early january. we're down to just near 10 degrees. reagan national done down to 19. ft. belvoir down to 11. dulles leesburg all down to just 10. gaithersburg as well only at 10. rockvi

. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. welcome to "news 4 today". we have team coverage of the cold weather and we begin with tom kierein in the storm team 4 "weather center". >> coldest windchills are right now. it is near 10 below zero windchill in hagarstown. windchill there 8 below zero. windchill this gaithersburg is minus 3. manassas prince william county windchill there is at minus 4. much of prince george's county windchill there as well minus 4, minus 5 martinsburg, minus 6. feels like zero right in washington baut windbecause the winds are still whipping up. peak gusts now are around 25 to 30 miles an hour. your weather headlines for this frigid friday morning, we'll still have blustery winds for the morning and it will stay subfreezing all day long. and then higher winds moving in

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. we dodged a major snowstorm.t's still causing problems for millions of people right now in other parts of the country. let's take another look at the radar here. you can see mostly rain in our region, but farther north, that's where we're seeing the snow. check out this

. >>> news 4 aaron gilchrist is following the fallout from the storm. >> reporte barbara, real headachea commuter train in the boston area this morning. video we just got our hands on from our sister station in new england. what it looked like when passengers had to find their way off a train south of boston and walk in the snow that was building up in that area all morning long. apparently the train lost power after the third rail became covered in snow. so the train shut down. the passengers on that train waited for emergency crews to get to them about two-hour wait and then had to dredge through the snow to get on buss to get to where they needed to go this morning. 18 degrees, heavy snow still falling in boston at this hour and they have much of today and into tonight to go before it's all said and done there. the latest from the live desk. >> thank you, aaron. >>> storm team 4 meteorologt chuck bell joins us talking about weather all over the place. wow. >> a lot of trouble out west. high winds, big storm, fanning forest fires there. in addition to places they weren't deal wig fire

. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. tom kierein has a look at our weather headlines. >>> a few flurries just now starting to show up to our west ahead of some very cold air that will be coming in right now getting those northern shen do he shenandoah valley scattered flurries in washington and frederick county western howard and southern carroll county. these will be cracktracking north of the metro area. just quick passing flurry. temperatures are above freezing most of the area. right now we're in the mid to upper 30s in the metro area. dulles 40, reagan national at 37. panhandle of west virginia in the mid to upper 30s, but much colder air moving into the mountains. oakland has dropped another couple of degrees. and windchills by 8:00 this morning will be down to near 20. and by noontime, look at our windchills in the teens, neighborhoods all around the region will have windchills down to the single digits by late afternoon and into the evening hours tonight with strong gusty winds. coming up next weather and traffic

news 4 aaron gilchrist breaks down the numbers for us. >> reporter: gallup interviewed noorn 175,000 people in all 50 states not d.c., though. they asked questions based on five categories. your sense of purpose, your social life your finances community and physical well-being. so here is how we scored. virginia had the best overall numbers in our area. it really is for lovers apparently. the commonwealth ranked highly for social relationship-based held. it was 14th overall. maryland didn't do quite as well. 29th on that list. a drop of more than ten spots from last year. it also had high numbers for social life and beat virginia in finances and physical health as well. as for west virginia well it came in last in the country for the sixth straight year and had the lowest social and physical health rankings on that list. we can also tell you that alaska came in first place. you can see it among the top and bottom ten here on this map. ranked them for you. i've put the full report with the full list of states on my facebook page. back to you. >> thank you, aaron. >>> well right now po

aaron gilchrist spoke with the senator this morning how a student's idea got him to take action. >> virginia senator tim cain wants high school students to be educated about sexual assaults. the senator joins us this morning with more on bill introduced yesterday in hopes of preventing sexual assault, domestic violence and dating violence. appreciate you coming in today. >> absolutely. good to be with you. >> you decided to introduce the teach safe relations act after talking to a group at the university of virginia about sexual violence. what was the conversation you had that helped you introduce this? >> interesting, aaron. the stories that wer that are cropping up everywhere about kamps sexual assault made me look into the statistics and here's the challenge. the sexual assaults are most prevalent in the 16 to 24-year-old age range. whether on college campus or anywhere else that's the age range you're probably most at-risk. i went to the university of virginia and met with a student organization trying to deal with the sexual assault question and we met for about two or three hours and i

news4's aaron gilchrist breaks down the numbers for us state by state. >> gallup interviewed more than 175,000 people in all 50 states not d.c. though. they asked questions based on five categories your sense of purpose, your social life your finances community, and physical well-being. so here is how we scored. virginia had the best overall numbers in our area and really is for lovers apparently. commonwealth ranked highly for social relationship-based health. it was 14th overall. maryland didn't do quite as well 29th on that list. a drop of more than ten spots from last year. it also had high numbers for social life and it beat virginia in finances and in physical health as well. as for west virginia well it came in last in the country for the sixth straight year and had the lowest social and physical health rankings on that list. we can also tell you that alaska came in first place. you can see it among the top and the bottom ten year on this map. we've ranked them for you. i put this full report with the full list of states on my facebook page. back to you. >>> the arctic blast blo

aaron gilchrist is following breaking news at the live desk. >> we're just learning about a fatal accident that happened in maryland a short time ago. we can show you live pictures over the scene. this is of in the brookville area right at the howard county line. 97 is closed right now as a result of the collision you see here. that w it has a a shovel a plow attached to the front of it. the other vehicle, we can't make out what that is at this minute. police are on scene investigating, but we can tell you that at least one fatality has resulted from the incident that you see here and route 97 is closed as that investigation continues. as we gather more information, we'll try to bring that to you. >> the winter storm dumped five to six inches of snow in charles county. it's making it difficult to get this morning. megan mcgrath is live with what you need to know. >> reporter: barbara, it's amazing the difference an hour and a half can make. we have the sun out right now, and you can see that's helping to melt things here on the roadways. this is crane highway behind me. you can see we can

. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. get right to that forecast at 5:31. >> just a few scattered flurries over the last couple of hours passing north and south of washington. most are dissipating. we have subfreezing temperatures 20s across most of virginia and maryland. 34 at ray dwaneagan national probably the high for the day there. you'll need your warm winter gear and even sunglasses later this morning as we get the sunshine breaking out and it will be with us into the afternoon hours. here are neighborhood highs today. just reaching near freezing in montgomery. neighborhoods in prince george's county pair fax countfairfax county as well. near 30 neighborhoods near the chesapeake bay and southern maryland where they had the snow in the northern neck. northern virginia should reach near freezing. shenandoah valley just near 30. mountains, highs just in the mid-20s by midafternoon. a look at the hour by hour colder temperatures on the way over the next 24 hours. that is coming up next weather and traffic on the 1s at

back to the esteemed aaron gilchrist. >> chuck, thank you for that.at every monday morning. >>> new problems at metro after smoke skiptincidents at several incidents. passenge trains after smoke filled the roslyn foggy bottom, l'enfant plaza and woodley park metro stations. they say it's a mechanical issue, but not sure what created the smoke. yesterday there was a smoke report somewhere between foggy bottom and roslyn. trains were delayed, passengers left standing on the platform. over the weekend, there were four incidents at metro stations one at l'enfant that involved a at the mechanical issue, and woodley park had to be evacuated. >> it makes me want to get a car sooner. but as long as they have an evacuation plan which i think they need to work on it because if so many people were put in the hospital the last time obviously something is not working. >> crews found no issues. metro says it does experience more mechanical issues when it gets extremely cold. >>> fire atop a d.c. street car has prompted a reinspection of the entire fleet. the d.c. t

. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. want to kick off with your forecast. tom kierein is in the "weather center". >> yeah, you can keep up with all of the changing weather we'll have a nice warming today then getting colder tomorrow with the storm team 4 weather app. get it on google play and itunes store. temperatures right now are hovering in the mid and upper 20s. your future temperatures by 8:00 a.m., neighborhoods in prince george's county montgomery fair fast counties still below freezing. but quickly by noontime we will be jumping into the 30s to they're 40 degrees. and then a dramatic climb into the mid to upper 40s by mid to late afternoon. so temperatures are really going to quickly warm above freezing and up into the upper 40s. neighborhoods to the south of us, hidus mid-40s. just near 40 near the pennsylvania border. low fourth for highs around the bay later this afternoon. a look at our next chance of some snow accumulating snow that's next weather and traffic on the 1s at 5:51. and then 5:#41 we'll have chuck bell live. >>> breaking news. i kn