find us by searching at susan hogan nbc 4. the video has information every one of you should see. wendy. >> thank you, susan. >>> well, it is no wonder the average middle-aged woman is sleep deprived. life is stressful. coming up the one simple thing experts say you can do to get some healthy zs. >> coming up next on news 4 at 5:00, how coffee has become a born and raised incian, dr. rrural virginia went to vmi. trained at johns hopkins. an army doctor who treated soldiers seriously wounded in the gulf war. eighteen years as volunteer medical director of a children's hospice. as lt. governor, he's fighting to expand healthcare in virginia. he'll get it done as governor. and we need to provide access to affordable healthcare for all virginians, not take it away. >>> new information just in to our newsroom that will have a big impact on travel plans, here is a live look at planes f florida are still arriving here, but that may not be for long. fort lauderdale airport has just announced it is suspending all operations tomorrow. orlando international airport also reportedly shutting d

. >>> they say no man can beat governor hogan. no man. >> plus, meet the first female candidate in the maryland governor's >>> "news 4 today" begins with breaking news. >>> we continue to track breaking news at 5:30. the death toll from this massive earthquake in mexico now above 200 people. >>> plus, puerto rico preparing for a direct hit. hurricane maria could make landfall in the next few hours as a category 5 storm. good morning, everybody. it's 5:30. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. rescuers and people are digging through the rubble in mexico trying to find survivors. 25 bodies pulled out of that school. buildings that area. this is below mexico city. >> you look at the situation in puerto rico. saying i don't know how to make it any plainer, if you don't evacuate, you are going to die. >> we want to start with storm team 4 and a check on our forecast. sheena parveen is ahead with a look at our weather headlines. >> moving into puerto rico, hurricane marie. 71 degrees outside. fall is about to approach. 59 in manassas. 6

i mean, hulk hogan made wrestling. popularized it, you know, it became a thing.ind of a thing, but not to a big group. it was when hulk came around. he has experienced those highs come up with his divorce, with his kid, with that horrible car accident where his son went to prison, the divorce, the sex tape, the n-word, all of this stuff. he has taken his share of lumps. but the way he handles it in this interview is different than what i expected. he makes no apologies for it. he doesn't try to explain anything away. and i think that actually the way he has taken it in has given him a final, ultimately, strength. but it almost, like you said earlier, it almost killed him. he had a gun in his mouth. >> martha: what did he say about the bankrolling of this lawsuit? bringing down cocker, closing that operation up really, for good? >> the way i see it, and you are going to have to draw your own conclusions from the show, but the way i see it, it wasn't so much revenge against gawker. he talks about getting a phone call when he was urged to settle this thing before tr

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governor hogan wants to take the faa to court. tom fitzgerald live at reagan national tonight. >>reporter: marina a, jim, good evening. we're southern approach of reagan national tonight. take a look at this. one of these airport is coming in right now. before they land here at reagan national or over at bwi marshal they're often sent on approaches that accepted them over homes in southern maryland, homes in northern virginia. but ever since the faa switched to a system called next shin, a system that was supposed to reduce noise for the majority of homeowner, the people who live in those homes will tell you it has virtually ruined their lives . take a look at at this video, this letter that was sent out to today. this came from governor larry hogan this afternoon directing his attorney general, the attorney general of the state of maryland, brian frosh telling him to sue, sue the faa, sue the federal aviation administration. the reason, hogan wants a lieu suit filed on behalf of those homeowners who are at the brunt of all of this airline noise much the point of this e says is

hogan wants to add four express toll lanes to each highway. the project would cost nine-billion dollars. and it would be the largest express lanes project in u.s. history. a public-private partnership would pay f future toll revenue. if the project goes forward, it could be years before the toll lanes are up and running. coming up at six - earthquake alerts. a system in mexico credited with saving many lives this week.. so why isn't it used in the u-s? the kardashian store in los angeles put on lockdown.. the terrifying incident involving a woman with a machete! and looking for something fun to do with the family? we've got one more set of tickets to disney on ice. your final chance to win is coming up at six. 5:xx - and quarterback tom brady revealing a health secret this morning. the new england patriots star says he's immune to sunburns. why? because he stays hydrated. in his new book, brady writes that he drinks 300 ounces of water a day - that's nearly two and a half gallons! people on social media though aren't so sure about the science.

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art hogan joins us. good to see you as always. how do you feel going into september? given the fact that august was a bit of a surprise. >> it really was. it's hard the really ascertain anything from august. our volumes were low. they usually are if in august. even more so this august. so the moves the index has made i don't think tell the real story. i don't think you want to see leadership in utilities. i don't you want to se coming d. it did. dominic points. congress gets back september h 5th. budget to get t s shifting to tax reform and tax cuts. and that's a lot to swallow in a short period of time, so i think it's you know, if we're going to see something in this market, it probably happens in september and in and around either the su or failure of washington to get something accomplished. we've got many deloins in septembeno does wha in texas with harvey though change the political con vversation surroundinbu >> well, it does and it doesn't. so, it does on the debt ceiling. i don't think anyone's going to stand in the way of the debt ceiling getting raised. no

governor hogan wants $9 billion to add toll lanes to the beltway and i-270. as maryland bureau chief brad bell reports this is a process. northern virginia drivers know well. >> yesterday, hogan announced a plan to have four expressway lanes each to the today the commuters used to sitting in traffic are reacting. >> it's a good thing. the traffic coming out of maryland and virginia is horrific. anything we can do to improve it is awesome. >> it should have been done years ago. not sure how i feel about the tolls. >> for the tolls the maryland officials say it's too early to know what they will be. they plan to follow the model to build it with private partners and private financing and they will likely follow the sliding scale toll model as well. >> it's unreasonable to say pay whatever we want to charge at the moment. >> virginia express lane are run by an australian company. >> we have seen satisfied customer base. need it. >> it will be a year before they are ready to accept bids and a long time after that before they are putting asphalt down. but the gove

this morning's susan hogan's consumer investigation is working for you revealing information you needknow to keep the family safe. >> reporter: when do they know is an answer many safety experts and consumer advocates want to know. >> there is a few things that disturb me. >> david freeman, former head of the national hyper safety and now consumers union said not only has possible exhaust and carbon monoxide leaks for years, ford also sent these technical service bulletins to their dealers on how to fix it. >> that tells me they know something is wrong. >> our news 4 consumer investigation found technical service bulletins known as psbs going back to 2012, 2014 and 2016. check this one out from 2012. explorer exhaust order -- odor in vehicle. model year 2011 through 2013. tsb tells mechanics how to repair the leaks. then in 2014, another tsb to ford dealers that now includes 2014 and 2015 explorers. again, exhaust in vehicle when auxiliary climate is on. then this from ford explorer customers. here is one from june 2011, the vehicle cabin is field with exhaust fumes. another from marc

susan hogan, news 4. >> in fact, the best thing is for your child to carry the form tucked into a wallet or backpack. during an emergency, a parent forwarding, a scanned copy may be enough to persuade a doctor or hospital to release that information. >>> all right. it is now 4:26. "news4 today" continues right now with aaron and eun. >>> chris, thank you. that breaking news a a rising death toll as hurricane irma barrels towards the coast. >> new information of devastation left behind by this category 5 storm. take a look at this video from puerto rico. the storm knocked down a lot of trees and tree limbs and debris litter the streets. roofs have to be dealt with. they're hanging on right now. they're dealing with high winds and heavy rains there. we'll get you caught up on the latest in a minute. but as aaron said, within the past hour, we've learned the storm is now blamed for eight more deaths and more are expected. >>> sheena and samarah mamarra keeping an eye on this for us. >>let check in with them first before we look at the roads with wtop's jack taylor. what's the latest? >> irm

susan hogan is working for you, igining a l been trying to prepare for this day... and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling you this is that there will be moments in your life that... be ready for. your little girl getting married being one of them. ♪ ♪ >>> there is a whole lot of anxiety right now at the airports across florida. people hope they can get out before hurricane irma gets in. >> the airports have shutdown and the last flights leaving miami less than an hour. nbc jay gray is in miami watching the evacuation that was there. bring us up to speed. >> reporter: hey, erin, doreen, and it's the largest massive evacuation in u.s. history. nothing to do with storm, we're out by the water, it is always windy in miami. it is a little stronger than you would normally it's category 4 storm with s sustained winds. it is moving day in miami and across florida, today is the day to do the right thing for your family and get inland to safety. millions are in the path of irma, the storm so massive it could literally swallow the entire state. >> this storm is wider

maryland governor larry hogan has a major announcement for drivers around the state. maryland bureau chief brad bell has more on the expansions coming to three of our busiest roads. brad: yeah, if this comes to pass, this is a big deal. so the governor just a press conference. this is one of the props they had here, and it explains pretty well what they have in mind. i-270, i-495 and the b.w.i. parkway all to get four additional lanes each. now, the governor says the idea is to reduce traffic on those clogged roads. the cost of this is tremendous. about $9 billion. but the governor is hoping to arrange public-private partnerships. private industry to come in and run these new lanes as toll lanes as has been done in virginia. now, he says he can move ahead with 27 0,49 . the federal government will have to approve the transfer of the b.w. parkway to the maryland transit authority. the existing lanes will be toll-free. the new lanes will be toll lanes. the governor says this is something that has to happen. governor hogan: these three will n 495, 270 and 295 be absolute

news 4's consumer reporter susan hogan is helping us do the math. >> she and her husband just bought their first home. >> what's the first thing we need to >> they want need to keep the monthly house cost below what they were paying for rent and enough leftover to cover expenses and then some. >> we tried to break it into a pie where we were saving a certain amount of money every month. >> their bank preapproved them for a certain number. consumer reports says that can be deceiving. lenders look at how much they think you can pay them each month. >> that doesn't mean you can make the payments and pay for retirement, save for college and manage to go on a vacation every year. >> deciding how much mortgage you can afford is personal. consumer reports experts say a good rule of thumb is to cap your housing caps at 25% of your take home pay. this should afford you wiggle room to keep up with anything that breaks down. >> you need to have money in case the air conditioner breaks or replace the roof. owning a home is cost intensive. keeping your mortgage payments as low as possible will he

today governor larry hogan announced a new plan to ease congestion on three major state highways.isten to thrk the governors 9 billion-dollar traffic relief plan will add new lanes and the plan will also add express toll lanes. the govern o's office says this is the largest propos partnership in north america. every day nearly a quarter bill people get stuck in bumper to bumper traffic and in sometimes hours long backups along i495. by increasing capacity along this vital route we will be finally bringing the capital beltway in maryland into the 21st century. >> governor hogan will now begin seeking private developers to de sign, build, finance and maintain the new lanes. all right. so we mentioned we were going to see if there was any change in the path of hurricane irma. so far so good. it is moving -- getting closer to the turks and cake coast, but moving away from the dominican republic . puerto rico still dealing with the rain, but locally we're dealing with the warm temperatures. and what we up, jose clouds. >> i'm just keeping it tropical jose, the lurker that will not go a

maryland governor larry hogan said his state is making the quite the sales pitch. there is already a million square foot facility there. amazon says it is looking to complete a $5 billion project to employ 50,000 people. good one to get. michelle: we are tracking hurricane irma as it moves through the caribbean. the center tracking north of hisp you can see the massive waves in the distance. when the tide rushed in, the tide is there. jonathan: the force with irma is unbelievable. michelle: the latest update came in. steve: it came in earlier than expected. the storm is shifting west. michelle: not good. steve: not good. we hoped earlier today it was going to maybe 30, 60 miles off the coast. that is not the case. look at the winds. still a category five storm. the max winds of 175 miles per hour. wind gusts of 215 miles per hour. hurricane watch in effect. west palm beach to the keys. and naples. that is where we have the hurricane warning for areas in red. bahamas. that is why so many cruise ships have discontinued the service or move away from the storm to stay

governor larry hogan announced a new plan to ease congestion on three major state highways.$9 billion traffic relief plan will add four new lanes to i-270, the maryland portion of the beltway and the baltimore-washington parkway. now the new lanes on 270 and the beltway would be toll lanes. governor hogan will now begin seeking private developers to design, build, finance and maintain the new lanes. >>> coming up on fox5 news morning, a warning for local pet owners. >> why you may want to leave your furry friend at home the next time you head out for dinner in the district. >> as we head to break, a live look outside across the region at 4:51, 71 is the temp. back in a moment. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ at ikea, we believe that your dream bedroom, from a bedframe with storage, to the softest linens, to a cozy mattress, can be yours for less. and we believe... that cozy should never be costly. and we believe... sweet 4k tv, mr. peterson. thanks. pretty psyched. did you get fios too? no. mr. peterson, fios is a 100% fiber optic-network. what does that mean? think about it. if you got an aweso

well, it's a dream maryland governor larry hogan wants to turn into a reality. here's john henry. >> reporter: here's what's proposed. 270 and the entire capital beltway on the maryland side could be expanded by four lanes which would include express tolls and maryland 295 from d.c. up to baltimore could receive the same treatment, but the state needs to acquire it from the federal government first. so what's behind all this? ♪ i'm easy like sunday morning ♪ ♪ >> reporter: unlike that song, there's nothing easy about maryland's traffic. point. youen, actually governor hogan said maryland's have the second longest commute time in the entire nation. >> yeah, john, but the question on everybody's mind is how much will the plan cost? >> reporter: well, the governor said about $9 billion, but it's all part of a public/private partnership. >> that sounds like a lot of work. how long will it take to build? >> reporter: right now that kind of remains a little uncertain. the state still has to acquire 295, talk to private interests and on top of that, they have to talk t

maryland governor larry hogan announcing three major transportation projects just a short time ago.his involves bringing toll lane also to some of the most congested highways in the d.c. region. >> let's get to news 4's megan mcgrath in gaithersburg with what drivers can expect. >> reporter: hey, guys. i'm standing along 270. you can see how busy this corridor is even at this hour. now, this announcement is not just one major highway but along three highways. take a look at the map here. we are talking 495, 270 and 295, specifically four lanes a all three highways, two lanes in each direction. all of those new lanes will be toll lanes we're told. the capitol beltway, there they're talking four additional lanes from the american legion bridge to the wilson bridge. so that whole stretch here in maryland. 270, four more lanes from the capitol beltway to i-70. that's all the way up to fredrick. they're now negotiating to have the 295, the ownership transferred from the national park service to the maryland transportation authority so that they can add four more lanes there as well. gove

goal of hogan. there is no way to know what the toll rates will be but as in virginia, in maryland they will likely fluctuate. as demand for the travel lanes goes up, so will the prices. the reason is to keep express lanes from becoming clogged as well. drivers in virginia expressed differing opinions about the cost. >> i avoid them as much as possible. >> it's handy if there is traffic. if you can afford it. it gets expensive. >> coming up at 6:00, we ask marylanders what they think of abc7 news. michelle: new details about a fire at a new police station under construction in prince william county. flames broke out on davis ford road in woodbridge. roofer using a propane torch caught construction materials on fire damaging two floors and the roof. no one was hurt. the $30 million police station wasn't expected to open until january. but now the opening may be even more delayed. alison: in montgomery county, police are showing us this evidence after a body was found at wheaton regional park earlier

maryland governor larry hogan wants brian fosh to sue the faa.have been complaining about airliner noise since the faa changed routes governor larry hogan wants brian fosh to sue the faa. they have been complaining about airliner noise since the faa changed routes about three years ago, the whole plan was to reduce noise for the other thans you but it turns out the homeowners who live under the new routes say the noise is almost unbearable. it's scary to hear them flying so low. it's got to be annoying. >> very annoying. q. do you you think it will work >> it depends on how much power he got. we're talking about the plain industry. the ag tion office tells us he is considering that lawsuit. president trump ruffled some feathers in his own party last week when he reached across the aisle to get a deal done with the deps for hurricane relieve leaf and to race the debt sealing. he hosted the lawmaker s for a dinner at his house. working with democrats will upset his republican base. democrats are never going to embrace donald trump with open arms un

maryland governr larry hogan offering 500 million avenue oaf the next four years if d.c. and federal government commit to same thing. governor hogan sent to mayors of virginia and d.c. proposed funding increase to save met wrote. no word if other agencies will go along with the plan. >> the justice department disgraced arizona sheriff. >> and local university ranged among the best in country. >> we're going to break now with a live look across the dmv 4:50. >> have to wait. 64 degrees. back in a moment. at ikea, we believe that your dream bedroom, from a bedframe with storage, to the softest linens, to a cozy mattress, can be yours for less. and we believe... that cozy should never be costly. it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. new tide pods child guard pack. helps keep your laundry pacs safe and your child safer. align, press and unzip. i will never never wash my hair again now, i fuel it pantene is the first shampoo and conditioner system with active fuel 100% stronger hair. because strong is beautiful. at ikea, we believe that your dream be

hogan gets about eight. parker makes the tackle. kansas city tonight, three drives of 90 or more yards. >> cris: yep. >> al: they only had one last season all year. >> cris: is that right? >> al: yeah. i would not lie to you. second and two. the ball at the 41 yard line. good protection. and the pass is too high. intended for cooks. covered that time by terrance mitchell. setting up third and two. >> cris: we talk about the fact that marsh has been here for five days and just got beat for that touchdown. phillip dorsett has been here about three days. you wonder how much of this offense that he could know. >> al: traded jacoby brissett over there for him. to indianapolis. third and two. brady gets the pass to white. slip move and very close to a first down. each side looks at it with their heart and not their eye. looks like where they spotted the ball they are going to be short. we have an interesting decision here if they are short. so vinovich calls time. they will bring the chains in. but it looks to us like they are half a yard

hogan gets about eight. parker makes the tackle. kansas city tonight, three drives of 90 or more yards. >> cris: yep. >> al: they only had one last season all year. >> cris: is that right? >> al: yeah. i would not lie to you. second and two. the ball at the 41 yard line. good protection. and the pass is too high. intended for cooks. covered that time by terrance mitchell. setting up third >> cris: we talk about the fact that marsh has been here for five days and just got beat for that touchdown. phillip dorsett has been here about three days. you wonder how much of this offense that he could know. >> al: traded jacoby brissett over there for him. to indianapolis. third and two. brady gets the pass to white. slip move and very close to a first down. each side looks at it with their heart and not their eye. looks like where they spotted the ball they are going to be short. we have an interesting decision here if they are short. so vinovich calls time. they will bring the chains in. but it looks to us like they are half a yard shy. tha

today, governor larry hogan offering a new option on the table.ut the catch everyone has to agree. your ride on metro is said to be getting better. according to the new numbers out today, trains in august were on time nearly 90%. bus trips recorded a month earlier were 80% on time. meanwhile, rail car reliability said to be improving, meaning less offloads at stations. it's been a relatively mild summer there is improvement when it comes to hot cars as well. >> i just believe if we are more consistent with the service, the word gets out, people start to do it. at the end of the day they will tell us when they think it's what they want. we have to focus on what we do and do it well. >> ridership is still flat. it's still down 6%. rail ridership is down even more. less riders means less revenue an region is trying to figure out how and if to give more money to the transit agency. today maryland governor larry hogan offering a new option. additional $500 million over four years. if d.c. and virginia do the same. >> the most important thing i thought

burkle is now being held without governor larry hogan announced he is sending more than two dozen members of the national guard to puerto rico to help with the hurricane relief effort. president trump said the effort is complicated because the island is surrounded by, quote, big water. meantime, the suffering on that island is getting worse. more than a week after the storm hit, millions are still in need of food, water, fuel and electricity. while critical supplies are arriving there in the ports, it's been a challenge getting it all delivered, especially to rural areas because there are no trucks or drivers to get it there. and those shipping containers, thousands of them full of essentials we've been telling you about, they are still just sitting there at san juan's main port. >> northern virginia bureau reporter david culver is live right now in chantilly where volunteers are doing what they can to help. david, so many people want to just do something to help. >> reporter: they want to have some role in this, you're absolutely right, pat. they've been working around the clock here in

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susan hogan is working for you. and she's going to walk us through the process of freezing your credit. >> plus, a big event for bargain ralpand i sponsoredralph northam, canthis adfor governor narrator: ed gillespie says dr. ralph northam doesn't show up? dr. ralph northam was an army doctor and a volunteer medical director at a children's hospice. requiring concussion standards for school sports. the smoking ban in restaurants. and dr. northam is working to connect veterans to good paying jobs in virginia. ed gillespie is a washington dc corporate lobbyist. he shows up for whoever pays him. >>> i'm pat lawson muse back at the live desk. we have word a soldier has died after a training exercise at fort brag, north carolina. he was one of eight u.s. special ops soldiers injured during an exercise involving demolitions. the army dalita who has from massachusetts died at the hospital. the soldiers were at the base conducting a training exercise. the army has not yet confirmed reports that there was an explosion at the

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i want to talk more about it now with senator john hogan, republican from north dakota, and a member of the appropriations committee. senator, thank you for being with us on the program, i appreciate it. >> good to be with you, hallie. >> the tax cuts could cost as much as $4 trillion. how do we pay for this? >> right. so the net actual cost will be $1.5 trillion. that's allocated in the budget agreement. overall, it will be about $4 trillion, so we'll have to find offsets of about $2.5 trillion. so that's where we look at some of the tax expenditures that are currently in the code that we would try to take out as part of the reform effort. >> you sound like -- that's a big deal. this is a huge issue for republicans who were not going to be adding to the deficit with trillions of dollars. >> right, but that is under a static growth model. if you look at dynamic growth, you'll see a lot of economic growth to create revenue with the lower taxes that will help to reduce the debt and deficit. >> the president likes to call this tax reform. this is really just tax cuts, though, correct? >

art hogan. i will send it over to "after the bell."he dow ending down better than 53 points. nasdaq hit the hardest as as tech titans loselouser is. i'm melissa francis. david: i'm david asman. glad you could join us. here is what else we're covering for you in a very busy hour. a big week for tax reform and health care as the clock is ticking. new details what the president is calling, a quote, totally finalized plan, including the largest tax cuts in our history. music to melissa and my ears. as the republican leadership in the senate tries to push through

it will be interesting to see how his strategy differs to jim hogan's matt. -- jim hogan's, matt.ian life. now, let us move over to spain. the catalunya spanish three-year bond spread has widened as the independence referendum draws closer. for investors, it is all about the aftermath, and that may include spain plus biggest regional economy. here, you see the spread in white. patrick armstrong, investment investmente are you -- met manager cio with us. how difficult is this fervor hawaii, for spain and for investors, really? patrick: it is not something we are putting in the portfolio. not completely annoying -- ignoring it. guy: is it annoying? [laughter] patrick: it is hard to basically things odds of these happening and the implications. it is not going to happen overnight. the vote itself, we will see what happens. there is no short-term implications we are putting on right now anyway. out: it should be pointed they had previously voted for independence. 80% margin. only 30% of the people went to the polls. obviously, spain has had troubles for decades with the country wantin

accordtology the baltimore sun he -- according to the "baltimore sun" hogan yet letter to betsy devos saying that he doesn't believe maryland can participate in the federal every student succeeds act because a state law prevents how the state can help low-performing schools. nancy: google facing a new lawsuit that accuses the company of gender-based pay discrimination. three women who worked at google filed the lawsuit accusing the company paying the women at all levels less than men with comparable skills and experience. they also say google promotes women slower and less frequentenly than -- frequently than men. >> she was applied and the request was denied and she was told you haven't been here long enough to be promoted. she started behind and stayed behind. nancy: her attorney wants i lawsuit so potentially thousands of female employees would benefit. google disagrees with the allegation. jonathan: the annual air show at joint base andrews. my goodness. we got so many calls about people saying there is a low flying jet and plane over the houses. they have been practicing all week

governor hogan and the state will now begin seeking private developers to de sign, finance and maintain the new lanes. it's going to take a while. anything to make that commute a little bit faster. >> up next at ten:30 tonight fighting back against the opioid epidemic. there's a new limit by cvs. we'll break that down for you. >> are you sad into sn tonight is the last night of summer. fall officials begins tomorrow afternoon at 46789. zero two. summer lovers don't be too sad because we're going to keep the summer feel hanging around. it's not ready to leave just yet . we'll have another warm day tomorrow and talk about the weekend and also have the latest on hurricane maria. fox5 local news at 10:30. no power for months. power companies in puerto rico raising to restore electricity to the territory. officials say there say hurricane maria's rath was so damaging that lights won't be back on for everyone until at least the new of texas and florida recovering from harvey and irma. the the unemployment insurance jumping to five year high. no records on wall street high. the do you slipping

susan hogan has the important lessons to protect yourself. >>> good afternoon. we're going to begin with an the suspect's mother is calling heinous. >> a man accused of trying to kill his pregnant girlfriend by lighting her on fire. >> and this evening, the victim remains in critical condition. laquinn phillips is facing a charge of attempted murder. but in court today, the suspect's family painted a very different picture. >> he's never been in trouble a day of his life. he's always been family oriented. >> our prince george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins was at today's hearing. she's been out in front of this horrific story and joins us now from capital heights. tracee? >> andrea grinage's apartment was on fire and she was as well. somehow she told police that her boyfriend was the one who set her on fire. today his family said that they don't believe >> family and friends of laquinn phillips want to see him the way they do, as a personal trainer, friend and son. >> this is not my son. my son could not have done a heinous crime like this. >> 34-year-old