herndon is lincoln's law partner. and, have you ever had someone around you where you want to keep them quiet at a certain time. in my house it is usually me they want to keep quiet. that is herndon, an abolitionist. he is very opinionated. and he really wants to be involved. lincoln's responses, we have so much legal work really, do all the legal work for me. i have a law to do. in essence he puts herndon on the shelf. yeah, herndon is riding to fellow abolitionist, yeah that helps lincoln. but, he doesn't want herndon out there making speeches at this time. so we may be in chicago in mid- may, davis, in particular, is the leader of lincoln's gaming. they meet in a building, expressly built for the convention called the whig-wam. and it is a bit crowded and it is a bit busy and in the hall and in the hotel rooms nearby that is where the action is going to be where things are going to get done. today, a nominating convention meets almost always, everything is in place beforehand. in 1860, it is a different matter. mos

herndon didn't have a good relationship. mary didn't care for mr. herndon. he was known to be a drinker. a lot of drinking. lincoln and mary were teetotalers. him when she met moved to springfield. they were dancing and he made the mistake of saying she glided around the dance floor like a serpent. >> oooh. >> mary was a very biblical person, so the phrase serpent head a different connotation to her. she was very put out by that. so she never had any interest in him whatsoever. but lincoln really came to admire her. he was a wonderful researcher. lincoln loved herndon because lincoln was so thorough and his research when he trial cases. >> was married not liking herndon, did that cause friction at the law practice? >> it didn't cause friction between lincoln and herndon. it did cause friction between mary and lincoln. i think it was jealousy from herndon and mary. herndon was jealous of lincoln's relationship with mary. and mary was jealous of herndon because lincoln spent so much time with him. he was gone early morning to almost late evening to do law. >>

herndon towards sterng. cked up for a couple miles as they pick up the late work zone.fic only getting by in the left lane. hopefully, you get by there and they will finish picking this up. not so on 395. everything is open. everything is moving well. headingnd traffic is for ready to go. george washington parkway, by the way. >>> we're staying on top of breaking news in maryland right now. the frederick county sheriff's off is on the scene of an officer-involved shooting. officials say there's no danger to the public right now. aimee cho is headed to the scene for us. we'll have an update for you as we learn more.>> no collusion. words we've heard from president trp his entire presidency. this morning, the attorney general says robert mus investigation proves just that. after two years, hundreds of witnesses and thousands of subpoenas, the special counsel's investigation is over. attorney general barr's short summary is drawing criticism. he says, yoet, tquote, that memd t wire to commit obstruction of justice. >>> now, lawmakers were quick to react to the summaer yey.

nchingon loved herndon >> mary not liking herndon, did it cause any friction? >> it didn't. it caused friction between mary and linchingon. there was a jealously. herndon was jealous with lincoln's relationship with mary. and mary. he was gone early morning to almost late evening to do law. >> can we find the old state capitol to the last. he practiced law and he was in the legislature. mary came into this building two very important times for me. one was when she watched him give the house dieded speech and the next one was when he gave up votes to mr. turnbull. and he turned over some votes to him that were given to mr. linchingon and mary was very dishartened that he would give -- would give up a legislative post to another man instead of giving up his votes to him. mary was very hard on mr. lincoln about that. if you turn into this parking lot, take a left, this would francis'swhere elijah house would have been sitting at sixth and jefferson. eliza and simeon -- simeon was the editor of the newspaper, eliza was his wife. mary and lincoln's engagement first broke up -- br

. >>> there's been a sinking feeling in herndon a a massive garage has literally been dropping into theto fix that structure is complete. transportation rep hter adam tu the details. >> reporter: a lot of people who live next t ts troubled parking garage had no idea that at one point it wa sinking. >> i did not know. that's a problem. >> reporter: but now, it's getting back on the right >> the important thing is obviously they get it right. you wouldn't want to betoriving he garage and have a bunch of floors collapse on you. >> reporter: n danger of that happening and project leaders tell news4 the green light's in eace to res work on this $52 million garage, which unexpectedly dropped about 4 inches into the ground. the problem had th do w huge foundational supports for the garage, while the exact cause ndr why the structure sank is still investigation, fairfax county officials tell us structuresrt basically weren't put in properly. >> an abundance of caution and safety we issued a stop work order to the epntractor. >>ter: now after the support columns were strongly reinforced, work ge

. >>> new at 11:00, a herndon man is behind bars after a sizeable bugun and drugt. it all noticed when police noticed a car hanging around in reston. they found brandon hernandez and two passengers. t car smelled of marijuana. when searched, officers found more than a pound of pot,long with a handgun, ammunition, thca cartridg cash. detectives searched hernandez's home. thatre they found seven loaded weapons linked to several burglaries a r armedberies in the area. they also seized hundreds of thc pe pence. thc's an active ingredient in marijuana. heitandez being heldut bond. >>> a teenager escaped el salvador for a better life hered in the unstates, but he couldn't escape his past. >> the violent attack took place where our victim w stab as many as 100 times. >> five suspected ms-13 members charged in the horrific cass. >>> the latest now on the gruesome gang-related murder of as church teenager. the mother of the 16-year-old victim says he suspected he was about to be murdered. >> news 4's jackie bensen spoke to her hoursefore news broke of multiple arrests in her

lee and astead herndon from "the new york times."a purple state, which colorado was, maybe still is, if that person jumped into the field, it would be a big deal. that person would carry a lot of weight with him or her. where does john hickenlooper fit? >> we're seeing a little bit of y not me phenomenon. when you are someone with the smallest bit of presidential aspirations you're seeing how big the field is getting and seeing that anyone and everyone is jumping in. and you're also seeing president trump and just how embattled he is. just how sort of -- how much trouble he seems to be in. you are probably thinking about the possibility of him maybe not finishing out his term and you're thinking, why not me? why would i not seize this opportunity to get in? obviously, for him, it's clear that he is trying to be sort of take the lane of the moderate candidate, the more centrist candidate. and when you are seeing that the rest of the field is going so far to the left, you might think to yourself, maybe there is space for me in this fie

the contractor response nl for this garage, manhattan construction, was also beagecti a g at the herndon station. this is likely headed for a .egal batt along the silver line, adam tuss, news 4. >>> right now, a white house ou sued. on one side, democrats turn up the heat on a series of investigationsnto the president's businesses, taxes and conduct in office. on the other, republicans begin to show signs that not all members support a national emergency. >>> tracie potts joins us live this morning. let's begin with tmocrats. this week, we're getting a better idea of what questions they wantanswered. >> they want to know about hush money payments. they want to know about decisions befe and after president trump took office, going after what they said is a corruption and abuse of power. they are asking 81 trump associates, including the president's son and sister-in-la son-in-law, for documents. they have received the request and will respond. e president says he will cooperate. others said they will not cooperate without a subpoena. >> tracie, let's talk about the national emergency decl

what are you seeing right my home town of herndon rightzx that line of rain-snow, your home town of winchester. >>t( all snow. >> absolutely. >> that' the way's going to be with this. >> yeah.Ñir forxd you folks down farther soh and east,hese all rain.e1 the temperatures upper 30s and 42 degrees in d.c. though the new updates,ok up to 43. >> there sglug hard toçóxd get á reat 43 d. >> you cans73w seep, where t rain-snow line is, an it'sño' rt right along and just to the west so that includesq fairfax and manassas coming down right now as rain or a mix. up around theym german town ar. snow, frederick reporting snow. k reporting snow andxd upper montgomery and fauquier both reportin snow. look to the+ west. this is whatxd we're actually waiting for. this i kind of a little bit of k teaser of what's happening now. we need this to come in, beonuse we start to get heaviert( snowfall rates that helps to bring down the tempetures as the snow picks up during the afternoon so that's what we'rek expecting. that's alsoçó why we have that winter storm warning in effect. upper howard county

dozens of police officers and firefighters converged on a neighborhood in herndon this mornin a theyad surprise for a dear friend and colleague returning to work after a bate with cancer. news4's derrick ward has the tw heming surprise. >> reporter: dozens of personnel from across the public safety cluster stage for this multiagency tactical operation. they had all the necessa gear, cycles, fire trucks, visual aids, kids, flowers. wait, kids and flowers? it's all about the element of surprise, catching a target off guard. >> he's going to be surprised and appreciative. >> reporter: just as planned, he was. >> i honestly. got scar i said, oh, my god, there is an accident going on. >> the light said, carlos this is f you. he said no. >> reporter: she was right, the had all come to welcome carlos marquez back from therrink afte months of cancer treatment and all of the uncertainty tha comes with months of dealing with the disease. he's back home, well, and return to work with u.s. customs and protection. >> it's a btle. but i w trusting god i was going to make it. >> reporter: with this

krystal herndon and her husband, who were staying on the same floor, say altaii looked upset earlier that night. >> we opened our hotel door to see what the noise was and saw him, you know, angrily pacing forward down the hallway and her trying to grab him to get him to sit down. >> reporter: another witness telling authorities altaii was running around the room, then jumped. his former classmates back in dearborn, michigan, now grieving. >> i really i didn't even believe it. it just hurts. >> reporter: mexican authorities say this is a private investigation and are not providing any details. and david, we reached out to that hotel. they are not commenting. >> erielle reshef here with us tonight. erielle, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the major bust right here in the new york city area, and to the shipping container that said "dried fruit," but investigators today reveal what was really hidden behind it. $77 million worth of cocaine, and where it came from. here's abc's gio benitez now. >> reporter: the crates were labeled "dried fruit," and they seemed to fill the shippi

captured on security video.a suspect is seen breaking a window at the fresno piano gallery, near herndonstone.but the crook left the pianos alone and instead stole a stuffed mickey mouse figure.this all happened early last friday morning, around 2 a.m., but the owner is still in shock that someone would go to this length for what he says is a $25 stuffed animal. in the disturbing surveillance video of the burglary last friday at the fresno piano gallery, you can see a person, smashing open a window with an object.then stealing the mickey mouse off of a $24,000 white yamaha piano. "that's what's so crazy, i sat there in disbelief when i looked at the security camera, because of all the things that could have been taken it was a stuffed animal," says jim fishback, president of the fresno piano gallery.fishback, says moments later, video shows police entering, guns drawn, but no other suspects in sight.photos show the aftermath, lots and lots of glass. "we spent about half a day cleaning the inside of the piano just taking it apart and cleaning all the glass fragments out of it," he says. n

heaviest rain right now along route 7 and 50 towards herndon through ty son's cornerd out 50 towards bowie and along 301. oa lot rain tonight, remember turn around don't drown. next thing up, the winds gusting over 30 mil per hour. >>> prince william county parents packed in a courtroom today. >> taylor boykin will spendnehe four decades behind bars. he had been an assistant teacher at the bristow minnieland academy before he was arrested last year. parents shared agonizing testimony in court today. one spoke to julie carey about her family's ordeal. >> for my child we deal wi nightmares. we deal with kexiety. it it difficult. >> reporter: we're not showing you this mom's face in order to protect her identity. one of 15 pschoolers it's believed that taylor boykin molested. this mother telling about the o impac her child. her husband also testified. >> as a father he's confided in me this has beendifficult. every father protects their child, spifically their litt girls. >> reporter: even me hea wrenching testimony, one daughter telling her mom i wish i was never born, i want to die. t

herndon my hometown coming in at 50 degrees a i was there earlier visiting the kids of drainsville elementaryther, tsendhe ygr. thank you for having me out there. seeing all those smart kids today. what are we dealing with as far as the radar icoerned. they wanted to know the next olme it's going to snow. i them december 17th or 18th of this year. >> okay. >> ihink that's it. we had a chance next week, i don't think we'll see that. now i'm watching a chance for rain, and a big chance, thi storm and this storm coming together, watch what i'm talking about, coming together not tomorrow, tomorrow is dry, coming together thursday to give us rain, and i'm talking a lot 2 inches, an inch to of rain. not bad tomorrow, increasing clou 55. rain, wind, then breezy and cool conditions fortu your ay. sunday looks good. i'll show you sunday and the rest of e ten day forecast at 6:45. >> we want all the good news at 6:45. > maryland's governor holds no purchls when talking about the potholes problem. >>e saidhe park service does a terrible job and he knows how to solve rit. orter: we want a better commute

i want to bring in julie pace, austin herndon. mark preston. there he is. mark preston, you're there. not sure if he can see us. good evening to all of you. so good to have you on. mark, an incredibly crowded field. i thought she handled herself well. what stood out to new what dyou? what did you think? >> a couple things. i was backstage with her in between breaks. she seemed to gain energy each time she walked back onstage. this is clearly her format. she enjoys interacting with people. this is something i think we're going to see elizabeth warren do more and more of, not just doing this these town halls in new hampshire and iowa, but across the country and perhaps these national and international town halls where she's taking these questions. she talked about reparations. she talked about funding, doubling down funding for hpcus, a very important topic here at a historical black university. she also talked about impeachment with donald trump, but she didn't go as far as some other people. she said let's wait for the mueller report. let's try to protect r

it's hu, massive, out in herndon. crewso rough. they find it's sinking. footers weren't where the design specifications t called th be. they had to go through and redrill. now it's useless because they just shored the whole thing. the gd thing is the building is going to be operable and they'll be ae to go and fix it. but it's eight to ten miles behind schedule. there's definitely going to be a lawsect. you can e the repairs are in theillions of dollars, buts this all g to a larger point of why can't we just build things anymoreik you look at the silver spring transit and the silver line that has concrete issu, issues like this, the parking garage. y the quality control and overhas to be in better capacitysc when we do large projects like this. >> so we're looking at a new scheduled opening date. >> it won't need to start fung functioning until the metro line opens, and it's already been pushed back to 2020. >> yikes. at least they're no longer concerned about its sinking, but f us should be concerned about i.d. theft. i know i've been avictim. if you sus