jeff goldberg shows us how. : it's no wonder why the six-year-old puts a big smile on his mother's face. a child that today -- a smile that is even bigger than usual. >> it's a deeper emotion i don't think anybody can put into words. jeff: they joined other families with special needs children to celebrate the signing of the able act, short for "achieving a better life experience." thison of the virginia general assembly followed the federal government's lead to pass the able act. beginning july 1 they will allow individuals with special needs and their families to set up tax-exempt accounts like 529 's to save money for future living expenses. >> the main thing you worry about is what happens when you are not around. this will hopefully aid let them live better, more financial independence. >> many of them are stretched every day. this lightens the burden. jeff: the able act has been named after a father whose daughter natalie has down syndrome and who worked 10 years to pass the legislation. he recently died un

northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg is live at fairfax county courthouse to explain. jeff? jeff: well scott i spoke with county attorney prosecutor ray morrow this afternoon who basically said it's a coincidence that his officers are moving forward with a decision to convene a grand jury one day after the county settled a wrongful death suit with the family of john geer for nearly $3 million. morrow says the evidence simply was not ready to move forward until today. morrow says his office was already leaning in this direction to go forward but it wasn't until today, this week rather, that the commonwealth's attorney from faquier county who is the special prosecutor reviewing this case presented morrow's office with an

in reston, jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. alison: ok, jeff, thank you very much. so? leon: thank you for today. national golf day. doug: worked out well. a little bit of sunshine getting through. that's it. tomorrow, bright sunny day but rapid change to rain on friday and then change back to sunshine now on saturday. let's get you to one of our many many h.d. cameras and see a little bit of blue sky there around sunrise. like most other parts of the viewing area the clouds rolled in and the tt system and storm center to our south and spreading rain across north carolina and the carolinas. clouds now are starting to clear a bit. by sunset we'll have more sunshine in many areas. clearing skies later tonight and temperatures will fall from the 60's to the 40's overnight. 65 in rockville and berkeley springs now. 64 at clifton and 64 degrees now in suitland and the winds are fairly light at the moment. pollen count in the moderate range for tree pollen in the high range for mold spores. over the next few days probably we're going to see the tree pollen continuing to rise.

jeff goldberg abc 7 news. alison: jeff thank you. meanwhile, police in anne arundel county are trying to find the man accused of killing his wife. it happened this morning inside

live in springfield, jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. maureen: thank you, jeff. sirens sounded for a special reunion today in fort washington. maureen: that's 13-year-old marcus mccoy and his 9-year-old sister alleyah meeting the 911 operator and firefighter who saved their lives. on sunday marcus awoke to find his clinton home engulfed in flames. he and his sister were trapped. he called 911, calmed his sister and directed firefighters through the flames to find them. >> when i stood up and the heat hit me it was real hot. like an oven. >> on the phone with the operator. >> looked like it was fog. maureen: alleyah mccoy said when the firefighter found her, she tugged at his pants to let him know she was there. everybody escaped from the home unharmed. lucky kids and excellent firefighters. doug: indeed. maureen: what's the latest? doug: nice quiet night. yesterday kind of busy at this time. today not so much. nice day. let's get started with the coverage for the tuesday. start the h.d. weather bug camera animation. started just around a little bit after sunrise

jeff goldberg has the story. incredible bravery all the way around. jeff: yeah, kimberly, unbelievable bravery, that is what we heard repeatedly through the day. this fire started at 7:00 this morning in clinton. while the young boy's mother, stepfather, and older brother made it outside, he remained inside, keeping his composure with the training of the 911 operator in the firefighters kicked into gear. >> what is the location of the emergency? jeff: there is one moment when the children sphere is impossible to ignore. 13-year-old marcus trapped in the second-floor bedroom of this clinton home, trying to reassure his sister as the smoke bills. and prince george's county 911 operator krysten ritter guiding them through the chaos. >> when the firefighters get to the house, how do they get to your room? >> help! >> marcus? who are you talking to? where are they? >> once he told me his house was very smoky, i knew i needed to get them to safety. you are doing a great job, ok? jeff: with smoke continuing to fill the room, the firefighters raced to the scen

jeff goldberg is there live with the very latest. jeff? jeff: well alison the name of the woman is amber gamse currently out on bail. 25 minutes ago, we saw a prince william county police officer walk up to amber gamse's home and she knocked on the door. miss gamse opened the door and allowed the police officer inside. closed the door. that was the end of the situation. we do not know the circumstances as to why the officer is at miss gamse's home. we do know however, that her children are no longer living in the house. conditions inside the home are described as unlivable especially for two young children. >> they're the ones that suffer the most. jeff: but when marcy who lives a few doors down saw police arresting 33-year-old amber gamse. >> i wasn't surprised. we've seen the police around here a couple of times. jeff: all she could do was shake her head. >> it's really sad. you wish you would know so you can somehow help. jeff: on sunday night around 7:00 prince william county police got a call from someone who knew gamse concerned that

northern virginia chief jeff goldberg shows us how those women were remembered. jeff: nearly a month after the loss of yvonne and emily selke. >> whenever she smiled, it lit up the room. jeff: the senselessness of it remains raw. >> how horrifying it is to think about it. it's difficult. jeff: they grew up with emily. 23-year-old standout graduate of woodbridge high school and student at drexel university. >> she was so easy to talk to. so easy going. jeff: and yvonne a government contractor for the past 23 years. >> yvonne was a very giving and loving person. jeff: more than 700 friends and loved ones packed sacred heart catholic church in manassas today for a standing room only service to honor the mother and daughter both on board the germanwings flight that crashed in the french alps on march 24th. investigators believe co-pilot lubitz locked his co-pilot out of the cockpit and intentionally crashed the plane. >> whenever i think of the accident, i can't! jeff: but this ceremony, friends say, was not about their death but about their lives and like yvonne and

live in fairfax, jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. alison: thank you, jeff. nuclear regulatory commission inspectors are now looking into last week's massive power outage that we had in d.c. and southern maryland. a transmission line problem responsible for the outages also caused the unplanned shutdown of both reactors at the calvert cliff nuclear plant. a team will assess excelon's response and the response of equipment operators at the southern maryland plant and officials say there was no impact to public health and safety. leon: and no impact on oprah. she kept right on going. alison: didn't she? leon: still ahead putting money away now to pay for illnesses later. how a new tax proposal in virginia would work. alison: a deputy accused of killing a suspect after mistaking his handgun for his taser. what happened as he was booked into jail. leon: and the explanation for this frightening delay near a maryland elementary school. reporter: dozens of re-enacters and hundreds of people gathered at the ford's theater. this on the anniversary of the shooting of p

abc 7 northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg explains the school system's change and the reaction. jeff: adding gender identity to fairfax county school's nondiscrimination policy may only consist of two words. >> whatever. everybody is equal. jeff: but it is generating plenty of conversation. >> i don't think i would be in favor of it. jeff: the school board is considering the move following a decision last month by virginia attorney general mark herring to allow school boards to include sexual orientation and gender identity in policies protecting students and teachers including transgender individuals. the fairfax board had already voted last year to include sexual orientation. this would be the next step. >> we want to make sure people feel safe and secure when they are in our school. jeff: the school board chair says the proposal is gaining momentum. >> right now we're hearing from both sides but hearing a lot of support. jeff: last night, the board also heard opposition. parents andrea laferty worries about problems relating to bathrooms at schools. >> no law requires public

northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg is outside of the police headquarters what we know so far here. jeff? jeff: this is a story we've been working on since early morning and it certainly brought a lot of shock and surprise to members of the fairfax police department. we have been speaking with throughout the day today. here is what we know right now. we can tell you that yesterday, an officer within the department was relieved of his duty. his badge and his gun taken away and an investigation is currently ongoing into potential criminal activity. now, the nature of those potential crimes has not been made public. but sources are telling us the investigation stems from the child exploitation unit within the department. as of right now, no charges have been filed. no arrests have been made and the officer's name has not been released. again, this is a developing story that is leading to quite a bit of stunned reactions within the fairfax county police department. we expect to have a lot more information on this situation possibly, possibly tonight. and certainly early next week.

jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. jummy: the maryland woman charged in the disappearance of her two children in a courtroom today. she has been in a mental health facility undergoing treatment while the search continues for 3-year-old sarah and 2-year-old jacob who have been missing since september. jeanette reyes in montgomery county this noon with new details from this morning's hearing. jeanette: another day in court for the case. inside of the courtroom, it was that way and outside emotions ran high. this morning's status hearing was short. the district judge asking for an update on her mental competency. seven months after her toddlers went missing, her attorneys say doctors believe she is still not competent to stand trial although she is showing signs of improvement. the prosecution and defense attorneys did spend much of the time going back and forth about evidence that has not yet been provided by the state. the children were hardly mentioned. outside, the father of the children expressed frustration. he beli

i'm jeff goldberg. people we spoke with couldn't believe it. leon: new at 5:00 every girl may be crazy about a sharp dressed man. the police department not so much. particularly one who dresses up before robbing a bank. northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg is live in arlington with how officers were able to detain a dapper bandit. hey, jeff. jeff: hey, leon. this is certainly an interesting one. the suspect lives here in the courthouse section of arlington. in fact right behind that big building there. and like a lot of people who live in this neighborhood, he uses 14th street as a cut-through to get to wilson boulevard and the metro. anything like that. however, police say that he did not seem to mind to consistently walk right past police headquarters. many words can describe the story of sunny peret and none are very flattering. >> complacency, stupidity. jeff: it starts with a bank robbery at the presidential bank in ballston last november. police say peret wearing a three piece suit hands the teller a note and he gets the money and

jeff goldberg has the side of the rescue you don't hear in those tapes. jeff: we have heard the 911 call throughout the afternoon and each time we hear it, it is amazing to hear the composure that was expressed by the individual who took the call and the young man. this is the 911 dispatch center. this one caught the attention of a lot of people. the 13-year-old young man who made the call initially this morning. it started at 7:40 a.m. this morning. it came into prince george's county, the house fire in clinton, maryland. the smoke detectors were not working. the 13-year-old made the call and his name is marcus. reassuring his younger sister, who was scared. two adults were able to get out of the home safely. firefighters were able to rescue marcus and his little sister. >> at that time, i was focused on getting in the house and not paying any attention to anything going on in the front yard. jeff: that is exactly what happened. that is lieutenant ward with prince george's county fire and rescue. it is amazing when you talk to people involved in the situa

live in annandale, jeff goldberg , abc 7 news. president obama -- it willake our country, our allies, and our world safer. maureen: today's deal limits iran's nuclear capability and phases out economic sanctions. lawmakers on both sides seemed eager to get to work on this. reporter: they are, but you can imagine that will be a challenge, too. a lot of people would say the tough part is indeed over. we do not know all of the details of the agreement. what we do know, they will be hammering this out. the highlights include stopping the machines by two thirds and international inspectors will get full access to iran's facility. combined, they say that this will dramatically slow down their ability to hold a. -- build a bomb. and some of the sanctions that have really hampered iran's economy will be lifted. president obama: if iran shakes the world will know it. if there is something suspicious, we will inspect it. it iran's past efforts to weaponize this program will be addressed. it iran will face more inspections than any other cou

in south arlington, jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. alison: ok jeff. thank you. the man accused of killing a university of mary washington student is due in court tomorrow. stephen vanderbriel is charged with murder and abduction in grace mann's death. the 20-year-old is from falls church, was found unconscious in her apartment friday afternoon. her funeral is scheduled for tomorrow in falls church. leon: alison, the latest breach of white house security landed a california man in court today. kelly lynn is standing by at our live desk and has more of what happened in court this afternoon. kelly? kelly: thank you leon. 54-year-old jerome hunt of sacramento california appeared in superior court in d.c. today. he had an arraignment hearing and he's now charged with unlawful entry after being arrested for trying to scale a white house fence on sunday. abc 7 video shows a flurry of police activity and in seconds, secret service agentses take him into security before making it to the white house. they ordered hunt to have a mental health assessment and place him on g.

until then live in alexandria jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. leon: thanks jeff. coming up on abc 7 news at 4:00 new legal issues filed in the killing of michael brown by a ferguson police officer. >> he wanted to be thorough before we presented our case to a jury of the court. leon: still ahead, details of a wrongful death lawsuit filed in this case. >> pitch-black. all i could hear was the engine roaring. alison: that's the baggage handler who fell asleep inside the plane's cargo hold. he's now telling his side of the story. his message to the passengers caught in the middle of an emergency landing. reporter: georgia avenue in the middle of the night with the help of a police officer, an unlikely delivery for a young boy. i'm suzanne k leon: sky west airline officials say they found no mechanical issues in the plane that made an emergency landing in buffalo, new york yesterday. the three passengers on board lost consciousness and other passengers described a lack of air in the cabin and shortness of breath. >> it wasn't just some sort of a medical emergency. it

jeff goldberg live with the update tonight. jeff? jeff: leon, this is the annandale home where investigators believe that wossen assaye broke in during the man hunt and took refuge for a little while. this is the area where police dusted for fingerprints and a new lock has been installed by the owners. thankfully, they were not home at the time. they're getting ready to sell the home at the moment. and this home in annandale is a couple hundred feet from the street on the other side of that home which is cherry lane. that is where assaye allegedly pulled off his second carjacking. all the activity started yesterday when bailey the dog of francesca morgan who did not want to show her face started acting up. >> absolutely insane barking at 8:00 a.m. jeff: morgan lives on oak court in annandale next door to the home owned by her son, the house she says was ransacked by wossen assaye during the nine-hour man hunt. >> he just completely smashed the door and broke the handles off and got in the house. jeff: morgan said he opened all the ca

until then, live in alexandria jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. alison: ok jeff thank you. metro says a bad cable is to blame for the delays on the green and yellow lines outside of fort totten this morning. it caused metro to suspend service between prince george's plaza and georgia avenue. commuters were forced to use shuttle buses or take a detour on the red line. metro says a cable on the track showed evidence of arcing. it was removed and service is now back to normal. and green line service between greenbelt and college park has been restored after a pedestrian bridge fell right on the tracks in berwyn heights yesterday. we brought that to you as breaking news. a crane struck the bridge just before rush hour sending part of that span crashing on to the commuter tracks. luckily, no one was on the bridge and no trains were in the area at the time. larry: former maryland delegate don dwyer is being ordered to pay $92,000 after he hurt several people in a boat crash. a judge ordered him to pay the medical bills and pain and suffering for the 2012 crash. his blood alcohol

northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg is live at fairfax county courthouse to explain. jeff? jeff: well scott i spoke with county attorney prosecutor ray morrow this afternoon who basically said it's a coincidence that his officers are moving forward with a decision to convene a grand jury one day after the county settled a wrongful death suit with the family of john geer for nearly $3 million. morrow says the evidence simply was not ready to move forward until today. morrow says his office was already leaning in this direction to go forward but it wasn't until today, this week rather, that the commonwealth's attorney from faquier county who is the special prosecutor reviewing this case presented morrow's office with an additional piece of evidence that compelled morrow to convene the special grand jury. now, morrow believes that piece of evidence should have been given to him in the past by the fairfax county attorney. but it was not. regardless, a circuit court judge will soon convene a special grand jury to review evidence and interview witnesses related to the august 2013

alison: jeff goldberg spoke to one of the victims that testified at the hearing. jeff: he declined comment after leaving court in arlington still limping from the injury sustained after being run over nearly three months ago. during today's hearing, he was the first witness to take the stand. >> having to describe it again. jeff: prosecutors say on the afternoon of january 27th 39-year-old alexandria mendez tloef into m.k. auto columbia pike a used car lot. authorities allege while trying to turn around mendez hit two other cars but kept moving. then ran into sheik and another who tried to stop her. she wouldn't stop arife testified. she was scaring us. he says mendez remained calm saying only let me go. get out of my way. prosecutors played cell phone video in court showing the driver speeding up and running over sheik who was already lying on the pavement. >> the back end of that car went up when it went over him. what kind of person does that? jeff: sheik was rushed to g.w. hospital, his injuries described as profoundly severe. thankfully, sheik survived. mendez

northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg has been covering this case for sometime now and he's live with details on the you new settlement. jeff? jeff: almost a year and a half after this shooting taking place in a townhome behind me in springfield, fairfax county agreeing to pay the family of john geer $2.95 million to settle their wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family. now, this took place on august 29 2013. geer 46 years old father of two was shot standing in a doorway during a stand-off with police who had been called there for a dmes you can dispew. records show that adam torres shot him once in the chest killing him. he was not armed, records show. for more than a year and a half, rather, geer's family was seeking answers and information about the shooting but says it got nowhere. a civil suit was filed against the police department and the county. settlement talks in this case started in early march leading to today's final settlement of $2.95 million. >> never bring back the person who has just been killed. the best you can do is try to realize some of their dreams for

northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg was in the courtroom as severance made faces at the judge and the attorneys during today's hearings. jeff, what was going on there? jeff: hey, alison, made faces at the judge, loudly interrupted and disagreed with his own attorney. even flipping the bird to the courtroom at one point. this is the behavior we've seen from charles severance in the past. but nothing quite like today. meanwhile, the judge is considering a motion from the defense attorneys basically arguing that the murder of nancy dunning should be tried separately from the other two arguing that 10 year gaps between the crimes negates any connection. for the first time today, the prosecution clearly stating its belief that charles severance was motivated to kill nancy dunning, ron kirby and ruthanne lodato because of a prior custody dispute in alexandria in which he claimed he turned his anger to people in the system who he calls yew tonian elites. the commonwealth attorney arguing that the three murders should be tried together because they happened in close proximity to one a

jeff goldberg is in gaithersburg with details we just learned. jeff: the young man who committed this hate crime didn't use a knife or gun. he used a can of spray paint tagging swastikas and the letters k.k.k. all over the shaare torah synagogue here in gaithersburg gaithersburg, maryland. montgomery county police taking this very seriously and analyzed the paint was that used and the surveillance video shot here and interviewed a number of community members. well, eight days later they have made an arrest. 18-year-old sebastian espinoza-carranza confessed to police that he planned this because he didn't like jewish people that attend the synagogue here. the director says the outpouring of support not only from the jewish community but from christians muslims and many others has been tremendous. >> and continues into tomorrow is sort of coming out of the ashes and to rebuilding lives whenever possible. and in that same time period now we've done sort of that coming through it. jeff: just some of the signs here that have been posted. the graffiti i

northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg has been monitoring his story and joins us now live with the new information he's uncovered. jeff? jeff: leon in this search warrant filed this afternoon, you get some idea of the detailed work that arlington police have conducted at the home of bonnie black, the 42-year-old woman killed here nearly two weeks ago. friends and neighbors continue to honor and remember her. one of the first details revealed in the search warrant is also one of the most disturbing. the children advise that their mother was dead inside their home meaning that bonnie black's children just 3 and 5 years old were the ones to make the gruesome discovery of her body in the upstairs bedroom on april 17th stabbed to death with a large wound to her neck area. >> right now, you know, our hearts go out to them. reporter: arlington police spent more than a week and a half collecting more than 600 pieces of evidence including broken glass, strands of hair along with dusting for shoe impressions and suspected fingerprints. investigators also discovered a tuft of hair in bonn

to find out if there are anymore potential victims, northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg first reported walker's arrest last night at 5:00 and he is live in alexandria with more on how the center for missing and exploited children helped start this investigation. jeff? jeff: it really did. a tip came into the center here in alexandria and after that point, fairfax county police got involved. bud walker was arraigned today in a courtroom in fairfax county. no comment from his attorney. but now, the investigation into the former public information officer is moving forward. the arrest of bud walker has hit hard in fairfax county from everyday citizens -- >> shocked about it. reporter: to the chief of police. >> this matter is disappointing to all of us. jeff: and it all started here at the national center for missing and exploited children. >> our goal as a clearinghouse is to get the information in the hands of law enforcement. jeff: lindsey olson is the director at the center which receives tips on child pornography, trafficking and abuse from around the world. according to aut

northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg is live now with more on the investigation. jeff? jeff: well leon police were called to this neighborhood here in lakeridge on sunday night, called by a relative of amber who was concerned her two young children were home alone at a home in this complex here. that was not the case. when police did arrive on the scene, they were able to gain access to the home only to find horrific living conditions inside. dog and rodent feces everywhere. holes in the walls, cigarette butts and trash all over the place. prince william county police arrested her charging with two counts of felony child neglect. her two daughters, 3 and 4 years old were taken to the home of family members where they are staying now and said to be doing ok. police do not know why she kept the home in such terrible shape. one neighbor tells us she's seen police at the home two times before. >> it's really sad. i wish you know wish you would know so you could somehow help. could have been reported earlier or something. >> both children seem to be ok. obviously, the condit

jeff goldberg is live in one of the neighborhoods to explain a possible deal? jeff? jeff: possibly, alison. you know this sound wall sits at the end of this cul-de-sac here in vienna. right behind it is i-66. it was only a year and a half ago but it could come down as a result of this expansion project and these homes could come down with it. however, vdot is saying changes to the original plan could be on the way. if there's reason for celebration on stenhouse place, carol hook doesn't see it. >> i would like to. but i'm not sure that i do. jeff: hook lives in one of five homes as they vdot moves forward with plans to expand 66. the agency announced it's working on changes that could spare the up to 35 homes threatened by the wrecking ball. but carol says this entire process hasn't given her much hope. >> because of the lack of cooperation we have gotten and the lack of being informed and the information coming out. jeff: the plan would add two hot lanes in each direction on the inside of 66 between the beltway and haymarket similar to the hot lanes currently operat

jeff goldberg abc 7 news. alison: the university of virginia released a new interim policy on sexual misconduct and gender based violence and it's effective immediately. it was prompted by a federal investigation. the policy includes detailed descriptions of reporting procedures and sexual assaults and misconduct education at the university. and it also requires complaints be examined by the university's full-time investigator or an external investigator with relevant experience. leon: well d.c. mayor muriel bowser has her way, the city won't be putting the brakes on its planned streetcar project. alison: that's right. during last night's state of the district address, she promised to finish that streetcar line all along eighth street and actually to even expand it into georgetown. chris papst is live in northwest with more. chris? chris: the mayor's streetcar vision comes to life it will expand the project by three miles from union station west here along k street and it would end at this intersection which i

jeff goldberg is live with details. jeff: i can tell you what they are telling. it a large police presence outside of this apartment complex. a lot of people standing around milling around. the call came in at 3:21 today. an adult male with obvious trauma. this is a death investigation. they are looking into the relationship between the victim and the suspect. they don't have a suspect in custody. they do not believe this would appear to be a random incident. they are looking into the relationship between the victim. there is no threat to the public at this moment. fairfax police talking to as many witnesses is possible. they did speak with a resident of this building.

jeff goldberg has been on the scene for the past hour.are police telling you. -- what are police telling you? jeffthey say that the victim died of a upper body trauma, but not ready to go on the record. you can see a pretty strong presence. officers trying to talk to people to get information about what they may or may not know about the situation. at 3:21 there was a call for an unconscious male. again trauma to the upper body. police say this was not a random act and there are no threats to the public. there looking at it connection between the victim and the suspect. they do not have a suspect in cut is the -- in custody. here now is a person we spoke to not too long ago who lives inside this building. >> i am shocked. i thought, who parked a car over there. because i live here. i should know what is going on here. jeff: have you seen problems like thi

jeff goldberg points out while in the short term this administration and possibly several other administrations, the likelihood of iran getting a nuclear weapon is very very thin. it's dim in terms of prospects, but in the long term the infrastructure to build a nuclear weapon is not dismantled in iran. i guess i wonder how much you think that is a change from the international community's original stance on this. >> i don't think it's a change. i think it's just the art of the possible. you could not get the iranians to say yes to everything and then strip down to their underwear. they figured out this is 10 to 15 year time period. it leaves the infrastructure in tact intact. as they get tough inspection, maybe in the coming ten years -- ten years is a long time -- maybe we'll see an iran that is less inclined to nuclear weapons status and more inclined to doing things commercially with the rest of the world. i think at some point it behooves them to say what would be a better solution. they have to put something on the table. if it is only more sanctions, the track record on sanctions in term

jeff goldberg abc 7 news. alison: jeff thank you. meanwhile, police in anne arundel county are trying to find the man accused of killing his wife. it happened this morning inside a dunkin' donuts. along arundel mills boulevard in hanover, right near anne arundel mall. brianne carter live on the scene with the latest on the investigation. brianne? brianne: well they tell us they are actively searching for that man. customers, meanwhile, tell us this is a very busy coffee place in the afternoon. take a look. today that drive-through is empty. as we take a look at the front door, you can see that the police tape is still up. the doors are now locked. this afternoon police allege a husband killed his wife inside. >> we're considering him dangerous and looking for him. brianne: the search is on for this man 24-year-old bhadreshkumar patel facing charges after police say he killed his wife inside this hanover dunkin' donuts late sunday night. >> oh, wow. that's crazy. brianne: anne arundel county police say a concerned customer contacted t

northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg is live covering metro and herndon. jeff?f: alison the big draw for some of these drivers out here, phase two line in fairfax and loudoun county to get out of this typically traffic filled dulles toll road. the phase two is going to be built right in the middle there, an extension of phase one, of course. phase two ending at dulles airport. but like phase one before it it now appears that phase two will go on line late. while construction might be moving for many it is not moving fast enough. >> our reaction is disappointment. jeff: and the general manager of p.j. mulligan's in herndon that opened just eight weeks ago and sits close to the proposed herndon station on phase two of the silver line. alison: i have to interrupt jeff's report there. we'll get back to it shortly. let's go back to baltimore and we are going to hear from the mayor and the police commissioner. mayor rawlings-blake: good evening, everyone. last night was a very rough period for our city but today i think we saw a lot more of what baltimore is about. we

northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg live in fairfax where the talks are still under way at this hour. tell us what's going on there. [no audio] >> the proposal that was put forth by the superintendent and the school board is a bare bones minimum budget. that was part of them trying to do good business with the county supervisors this year. >> we can't say to the school here is your transfer increase. make sure it goes to teachers' salaries. that has to be a decision the school board. so sometimes it's a little frustrating. [no audio] alison: thank you very much. the spotsylvania county sheriff's office has arrested four suspected pedophiles in an undercover cyber investigation. the suspects are tyler martin from richmond, john howell from fredricksburg, toby parker from manassas and another from fredricksburg. they're also among the very latest arrests there. all four suspects face felony counts of indecent liberties and using a communications system to facilitate certain offenses involving children. leon: the final suspect has pleaded guilty in the 2007 killing of redskins safe

. >> jeff goldberg two of the best experts on this. thank you so much.sa contractor turned leaker edward snowden speaking out in a surprise interview with hbo's john oliver. he spoke to the host in moscow where he has been for more than a year. he defended revealing classified information exposing the nsa extensive surveillance programs but john oliver did not let him off easily. >> how many of those documents have you actually read? >> i've evaluated all of the documents in the archive. >> you've read every single one? >> i do understand what i turned over. >> the difference between understanding what is in the documents and reading what's in the documents. >> i recognize the concern -- >> because when you're handing over thousands of nsa documents, the last thing you want to do is read them. >> in my defense i'm not handling anything anymore, that's been passed to journalists and using extraordinary security measures. >> the new york times took a slide, didn't redakt it properly and in the end it was possible for people to see that something was being

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