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he'll be introduced for his remarks by a student here at the university of maryland, baltimore countya biology student. and so a slate of activities much of which is going to be live on television beginning in just about 15 minutes. richelle. >> we'll be covering it. mike, thank you. >>> up next the california utility that has a leaking natural gas well is facing criminal charges. >>> and bill cosby will find out if the case against him will continue. >> the only live national news show at 11:00 eastern. >> we start with breaking news. >> let's take a closer look. ♪ >>> we are seeing the first criminal charges against a company behind that mayor gas leak in southern california. john henry smith has the story. >> reporter: this family are among the 13,000 people who have had to leave their poems in porter ranch to escape a methane gas leak. it has spewed 80,000 metric tons of methane into the year since late october. >> our 13-year-old daughter has been sick as well, and missed school. >> reporter: now l.a. county district attorney has filed four misdemeanor charges against the gas com

unh wrapped up the regular season with a 78-69 win over over the university of maryland baltimore county today. jaleen smith had a team-high 23 points. new hampshire is 18-11. they will either be the three or the four-seed in the conference tournament, depending on the outcome of vermont' s game tonight. the red sox begin spring play northeastern and boston college. a lot of young talent on the sox roster players that came into their own last season and will likely have starting jobs this year. to continue to see time at multiple positions, while mookie lineup. i do. it has gotten me a job in the big leagues. it has helped me stay. i enjoy moving around and playing different positions. where i can. to do that. >> that is the main thing, not taking anything for granted. go out and make sure we get up some w' s and get better at the same time. jason: we have some outdoor sports tonight at 6:00. stephanie: thanks so much. we are working on more for news 9 at 5:30. adam: can you guess how many ski enthusiasts took the tram today? stephanie: we are following a adam: now at 5:30 -- a plane cra

after tonight they play at hartford in vermont and close it up a week from saturday in maryland and baltimore county. in those four games lots of jockeying for top seeds. next we are still in a position that we can improve ourselves but also go backwards if we are not careful. lowell is playing great basketball right now. >> anytime we come play with energy we usually play well and obviously these next four games are really important. they will come play is hard because of last game. we won our last seven out of nine so if we keep playing like that we will finish strong and hopefully get a second seed in the conference tournament. >> senior day here at somers. that' s tyler brewster. the tomahawks answer kyle feeney who fires in a wrister top shelf. merrimack had a lot of fun on their senior night and they win by a touchdown. a big event for you with the new stadium going on tonight. the 100 club in portsmouth is where they are having that event. >> right now on wmur.com. the superdome home to the new orleans saints and hosting hundreds of concerts but it is best known as a last resort shelter durin

but right now this "plowable" event. 3 danner a tractor trailer fire shuts down a road baltimore county, maryland. the truck was hauling a full load of tires, and became fully engulfed in flames. the fire took several hours to put out, and sent thick, black smoke into the air. right now, fire crews are still dealing with hot spots and they'll be cleaning up for several hours. amazingly no one got hurt. 3 mark amazing video here -- as pilots of an asia pacific airways cargo jet made an spectacular emergency landing today in guam. the nose gear of the plane failed to deploy.. so the flight crew had only the rear wheels to touch down. you can see the front of the plane hitting the ground as it landed. only three people were on the flight. none of them were 3 right now the sun is setting on another full day of cleanup in appomattox county - with a lot of work still left to do. 3 mark continuing team coverage tonight of the tornado aftermath. appomattox county officials held a briefing this afternoon with the very latest information on the cleanup. noreen right now state police are not allowing anyone

county. this mainly is northern metro up into maryland northern virginia storm here and the winter storm warning that they did have for baltimore county all the way to northeastern maryland that's all been lifted up north in pennsylvania and everybody else is under a winter weather advisory. i wanted to show you what we're thinking in terms of snowfall totals here in metro, kind of a mixy reigny maybe up to inch northern metro 1 to 2 includes montgomery county and howard country and northern sections of central parts of loudoun county too. and so then up alongp i 70 corridor norm of that you're talking legitimate snow here and 2 to 4" of snow before it's all said and done and melanie standing right in it. so we'll see more of that before it's all said and done. erin a couple temperatures now are at freezing. that's gaithersburg and frederick so that's at i 270 corridor and then let's see the airport dulles is right at 33. so, again got to watch those real, role close this morning. >> on time traffic. . >> and 5:08 gary breaking news out of loudoun county. loudoun county schools closed today. administrative offices will remain o

through west virginia, winter storm warning for northern montgomery county, howard count any maryland, anne arundel county baltimorethen all the way up into southeast pennsylvania including philadelphia. so, where you see the winter storm warning, dark blue boxes, more significant accumulation is expected. with both rounds of those snow. here's the latest on the timing before 9:00 p.m. places like hagerstown, metro, after 9:00 probably going to start as rain showers, after midnight tore southern maryland, and you will probably get mostly just rainout of this whole event. temperatures right now, well above freezing, 45 in washington, and the issue is going to be temperatures as this precipitation moves in. by 1:00 a.m., it is starting to rain and maybe snow, but temperatures are in the upper 30's, and well above freezing. even by tomorrow morning, as we approach the rush, it is marginal. it doesn't take much. once you get the snow to stick, then it will keep on piling up. but, it is going to be an issue, so it could be kind of a slushy mixon the roads to start, if it is even sticking on your roadways, future cast, t

that's why the bulls-eye is up there around howard county, around columbia, maryland, around baltimoreand take a look at the numbers. we're so warm. 37 manassas. 36 in gaithersburg. now as the snow comes down, it will bring the temperatures down a little bit. but i think most areas remain buena vista freezing. because of that, i'm not expecting too many problems on the road. especially the main roads, unless we get some really heavy snow. that could happen with some banding that is developing. but here is the brand-new computer model, 3:00 a.m. notice d.c. still dealing with the rain-snow line around the d.c. metro area with snow up to the north and east. buy early tomorrow morning, d.c., rain-snow line. south all rain. to the north it's all snow. frederick, hagerstown, back towards the leesburg and ashburn region. those are the areas that have the best chance for snow. again, more snow to the north during the late morning hours of d.c., maybe going back over to rain. and continuing to watch this play out during the day tomorrow. so new snowfall map. what are we expecting? i've lowered

baltimore, maryland. brick township, new jersey. oh, washington, d.c. lead release. wayne county, north carolina, greenville, north carolina, lake hurst acres, maine, chicago, illinois. i decided not to put them all up there because it would take the rest of the evening to list all the communities in america that have water issues. certainly we do in california. i could put up another -- well, maybe i will. let me just put up a map of california. this is the largest population in the united states. approaching 40 million. -- million people. and far north, pacific coast, san francisco bay, los angeles down here, santa barbara, and way down here, san diego and somewhere over here arizona and nevada. serra, nevada, mountains, the coastal range and the great central valley of california, where a whole lot of america's food and food exports come from. down here in the lake basin, there's well over 100 communities who have contaminated water. from nitrates and other harmful substances. so the issue of clean water, you know, shortage of water down here and contaminated wells up and down

shore of maryland just to the west of new castle county, delaware, starting to pick up some steadier stuff. if you have plans to head down i-95 this morning toward edgewood maryland and baltimorere probably going to get wet pretty quickly and a couple of sprinkles down in middletown delaware and parts of southern new castle county. as we take a look outside we have sky6 in philadelphia still dry waiting on the rain but it is definitely coming. here is the current temperature profile. we're at 43 degrees in philadelphia. your winds are fairly light for now as that storm system gets closer to us later in the day, though, the winds will pick up and will get rather blustery. future tracker6 picking up the rain and the main story is that between now and noon you start to see he that rain filtering in all the way down to philadelphia. could even start to get a little bit on the steady side up in the northern and western suburbs, places like the lehigh valley and reading. then we get up to 5 o'clock and it's centered right in philadelphia, so the heavy stuff really coming down through the northern and western suburbs around midafternoon. by the rush hour looks like we'll be getting p

maryland man who deputies. tonight we've learned he had an arrest warrant in orange county. police in maryland say david evans shot and killed the deputies near baltimore yesterday. evans was then shot and killed. evans was wanted for speeding away from officers here last april. eric sandoval talked with maitland police and hear their message for maryland investigators, coming up on news 6 at 6:00. >> we're learning more tonight about the man who crashed into this house in orlando. you can see how bad this crash was. he almost went all the way through. police say this happened after the driver took off from a hit-and-run minutes earlier. here's a closer look at the damage this caused. it happened on rio grande avenue and 19th street. the homeowner tells us his daughter was home at the time. >> officers arrested this guy right here, 27-year-old clarence mcclendon. he caused a hit-and-run on colonial and i-4 before taking off. he's charged with felony, fleeing and eluding. >> the man who pleaded guilty last week in the disappearance of a jacksonville toddler is now william ebron was transferred from the duval county jail to the department of corrections

county, maryland. the bull's-eye will be up in this area, baltimore, howard county, maybe northern anne arundel for that winter storm between 10:00 to 6:00 a.m. the winter weather advisory 10:00 p.m. to midnight tomorrow night. that includes lower montgomery, p prince george's, county, prince william and everybody back towards the west. winter weather advisory in effect for just a few inches of snow. nothing on the radar right now. we're not seeing it just yet but it is fairly close. two systems. here is the big storm system. that's the blizzard up toward boston. that one not affecting our weather. here is the big one for us. look how much moisture is here, but it's not very well defined, and the reason is this. we've got not just one, three different areas of low pressure right now all spinning around a central area, and it's where these areas of low pressure develop that really tell who is going to get it's most snow. that's why this is such a tough forecast, because we have to look at each one of these storms to make -- to see which one is going to give us the most snow. eventually the shift will hap

baltimore. >> james piles is the former maryland state police major. we learned through the investigation a young girl put 10,000 miles in one month on her car driving from algany county to baltimore city to get jennifer: heroin distribution channels in baltimore are long established. maryland state delegate brett wilson was elected in 2014. >> the biggest threat now is in a position where i have the opportunity to change something in maryland is not recognizing how we were pushing baltimore aside for years. >> is it the buyer that changed. >> now all of a sudden heroin made its way to the white suburbs. >> baltimore police commissioner kevin davis took command a year ago. he traveled to colombia a heroin-source country. >> it all starts here. made a commitment. >> we have more detectives assigned to work with d.e.a. agents in city than we have ever had. jennifer: if baltimore is the source of the heroin in our community perhaps the answer to the problem is in baltimore. >> your reco responsibility. >> israel had a 30-year heroin addiction laced with jailtime, homelessness and near death. he has been shot 13 times. >> med you can't medicate or police your way out. you

county council will discuss the thousands of refugees who settled in maryland between 2010 and 2014. more than half moved to montgomery county with smaller percentages in prince george's county and baltimore. and remember this video? a group of people beating a man at a gallery place metro station last week. the attack was caught on vi surveillance video. six d.c. public school tupt students have been charged. ed the victim was kicked and beaten. >>> the countdown to the summer olympics is on. tomorrow marks six months to the start of the games in rio. some of our star u.s. athletes who are heading to rio are speaking now. michael phelps says that he has a passion to get back in the water and he has some unfinished business, too. >> when he's not going to basketball games. >> exactly. but he'll wear a speedo anyway. gabby douglas says expectations are how. so how do the athletes deal with being so far away from home? >> you can sometimes feel really far away from home and whenever you get a message or e-mail from somebody back home, it kind of reminds you of everybody back home cheering for you and rooting for you. >> that's our golden child. >> i love katie ledecky so much. >> nbc of cou

the man accused of shooting and killing two deputies in maryland, had a warrant out for his arrest in orange county. baltimore police say david evans ambushed one deputy in a restaurant, then killed the other in a shootout. evans was also killed in the gunfire. overnight, construction workers were bundled up while doing their jobs outside, but some homeless were in shelters. agencies in orange and seminole counties opened up overflow space to make sure anyone in need had a warm place to go. shelters will be open again tonight with another cold night will be open again tonight with another cold night ahead. right now the sun is shining... you're looking live at ?????... the temperature in the metro area is in the 50's... meteorologist amy sweezey is up next with how warm it get later today... and a look at the temperature drop tonight. .today...sunny. highs in the mid mph becoming southwest around 5 mph in the afternoon. .tonight... clear. lows in the mid 40s. south winds 5 to 10 mph. .friday... sunny. highs in the mid 70s. southwest winds 5 to 10 mph increasing to 10 to 15 mph in the afternoon. .friday night.

maryland up around the baltimore area back to the west. we are looking at clearing conditions around loudoun county, around fauquier county, not expecting much in the way of rain as we move through. down to the south, this is where we continue to see more of this. down towards waldorf, towards st. mary's, king george and westmoreland clintounty. very heavy rain in prince george's county. the flood warnings are everywhere across the region. not just the flash flood warnings but the flood, what and we expect to see the rivers and the stream rise. probably not the major rivers. this is 50 at 97. extremely heavy rainfall. that's right in here and again we're going to continue to see that heavier rain -- even heavier rain move in across the region. you also see the wind really blowing with that as well. i'm going to give this back to veronica for a couple minutes. talk more about southern maryland getting hit hard. >> traffic has be very heavy rain and ponding on area roads and low visibility. just showed you some of the rainfall rates. we can take a look at that again coming down at a rate of 1 and 2, even 3 inches per hour. there's some 2-inch

. >> there is a push in the maryland state capital to allow voluntary prayer in public schools. the bill is sponsored by a lawmaker in baltimore county. it would allow students to pray on their own. currently state-sanctioned prayer is banned. there is mixed reaction to the proposal. >> we have fought for students' right to express their religion, but that is a far cry from compelling students to listen to a religious message and the government compelling them. >> nobody is forcing one religion or another. it's just expressing of their faith. >> this bill has no prior history with the general assembly. it has strong bipartisan support in both the house and the senate. >> it was supposed to be the first of its kind in the u.s. a new salt warning on restaurant menus have been temporarily put on hold. this is the that was supposed to warn diners about high levels of sodium. the ruling was set to take effect march 1st but a state court halted the law. no word on why. >> most of us know either lunch at your desk is not a good idea. but most of us just can't get away. well, we have a few compelling reasons that just might make you change y

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int, michigan, toledo, ohio, baltimore, maryland, brick township, new jersey, washington, a -- washington, d.c., wayne county, north carolina, greenville, north arolina, lakenhurst acres, maine, chicago, illinois, porterville, california. the list goes on and on and on. these are cities that have or have had contaminated water in the last couple of years. some of these are ongoing. we hear a lot of discussion about flint, michigan, and the tragedy of the water supply in flint, michigan. the lead contamination, the 8,000 or 9,000 children that have been inflicted with lead poisoning and the incredible awful affect that will have on the development of their future. this issue is one that we're becoming aware of. actually we've been aware of it for a long, long time. the problem is we haven't done anything about it. or we've done very, very little about it. so tonight we're going to talk about contaminated water in america. america's cities and towns that are providing water that is not fit to drink. so what to do? well, we're going to have to deal with the realities of ,000, 9,000 children -- 8,000, 9,000 chil

kimberly: breaking right now, maryland 295 in prince george's county just reopened after an hours long police investigation. it happened at 6:30 p.m. on the baltimore-washington parkway near riverdale road. an officer tried to pull over a car that was serving. the driver then pulled to the side of the road and fired a self-inflicted gunshot and died at the scene. nobody else was injured, no danger to the humidity. northbound lanes were closed for about four hours tonight and have just reopened in the last hour. bundle up, the temperatures are taking a big dip tonight. on the way tomorrow, but enjoy it because we are also tracking the potential of snow monday. devon lucie has the exciting details. devon: the latest information, just looking at it. snapshot at the nation's capital, clear skies, a few clouds. the national harbor, a great shot, the wilson bridge traffic moving just fine. morning cloud cover late sunshine in the afternoon. 26e freezing and culpeper, the coldest spot. another hard freeze. runners, bikers, watch out. sunday, one bank of cloud cover. monday, tuesday, it's all about the snow potential. we will let you know the best trending

baltimore. eisenhower is from columbia, maryland was a run are in high school. named howard county male indoor track athlete of the year. and part of virginia tech's cross country team. we know that eisenhower was friends with level on social media. police have not gone into detail >> police have not said weather she had prior connection to level. keepers is a sophomore engine ooerg major from laurel, maryland less than 15 miles from eisenhower's town. >> divers searching a lake for evidence in the case. at last check well is no word on whether or not sunday's search yielded new information on saturday night. the school's president released an all right to the community. saying, as a fourth and as well as a viarginia via tech president our community is supportive. lean on that and the resources available to you. it is normal to feel anxious and overwhelmed at this time. you are not alone. the school has not released another statement since the announcement of the second student's arrest. sfik with us for the latest. you can stay up to speed on our facebook fan page. >> melissa: aft

maryland and florida -- one was for assaulting an officer. the sheriff has not released the fallen deputies' names yet. harford county is outside baltimore. maybe you can help norfolk police find a man targeting local businesses. they sent us these pictures of him. police say he broke into at least four restaurants -- and tried a fifth with no luck. 10 on your side's liz palka is outside the police station. liz you've been speaking with frustrated business owners -- who want this guy off the streets. tom - some are frustrated. some extremely nervous because they don't know what this suspect is capable of. or when he could possibly strike the ole bay seafood owners on lafayette boulevard in norfolk don't want to worry about this man anymore. c12 9:56 - i worry all the time. so every time i get a call from my parents i try to come here as soon as possible. chang yon got one of those calls from his dad, who owns the restaurant, on january 28th. yon immediately checked surveillance. he found a suspect - wearing a hood and a purple back pack - climbing their back fence around 3 a-m. you see him here checking the door. he then walks away. but d

maryland-- that killed two deputies. david evans was wanted in orange county, florida for assault on a police officer. yesterday-- deputies say evans opened fire on deputies-- near baltimore. witnesses say one deputy-- who tried to calm evans during a disturbance-- was shot in the head. the second deputy was wounded nearby in a shoot-out. evans was killed in a gun battle nearby. happening today-- f-w-c will meet with city officials in "indian harbour beach"-- to discuss fixing the coyote problem there. the city and f-w-c is holding a meeting for the public-- to give information and answer questions. attacks on family in brevard county. wildlife experts say this is a growing problem, because the animals are extremely adaptable. tonight's meeting will be held at the gleason park community center... it starts at 6:30. also happening tonight-- a community in orange county will gather for a candlelight vigil... in remeberance of deputy jonathan scott pine. today marks 2 years since deputy pine was shot and killed in the line of duty. on this day in 20-14... deputy pine was responding to a call about car break- ins... when he was shot and killed by a suspect. tonight's vigil wi

maryland north of baltimore. investigators don't know the motive just yet. the shooter had warrants out for his arrest in florida and hartford county. >>> the second new york police officer shot in the line of duty is back home this morning. look at this. member of the nypd greeted the officer as she left the hospital waiving to folks there. her partner was also shot. and he is the one pushing her wheelchair to a car waiting for her. one person believed to be connected toed to the shooting is now in custody. the gunman shot and killed himself after shooting the officers. >>> 8 is on your side to help break those bad habits. right about now, many of us year as resolutions. here's the problem, many of us make blanket resolution, spend less money, eat healthier but we don't the put thought into how we're going to make that happen. experts recommend starting with small, manageable changes. >> the you can have the small victory, that builds your self- confidence and makes you believe you can go to the next step. >> here's how to break some bad habits. first, write down the goals. and team up with a friend. and finally f you don't reach

maryland police say gunned down two deputies. >> the sheriff in harper county maryland says 68-year-old david brian evans shot and killed one of his deputies in a panera restaurant outside baltimore yesterday. he then shot another deputy not far away before he was shot dead. this afternoon, news 6 uncovers evans had two arrest warrants out for him at the time, including one from orange county. news 6 reporter eric sandoval is getting answers from investigators today. what have you found out about this man? >> you know, the orange county clerk of courts didn't want to give us this search warrant. they basically say this is part of the investigation in maryland. we got something better from the maryland police department. this is the police report that basically details what happened here in orange county. it tells the story of a man who was willing to run from police, >> you've had contact with the harper sheriff's office and provided them with a copy of our report. >> maitland police lieutenant says that report lays out what happened last april in the office complex parking lot. he says it involves a 68-year-old driver by the name of david brian evans, a man shot dead in a shoot-

maryland deputies were killed during a shooting at a panera bread northeast of baltimore. the suspect was also killed. he was wanted in florida for assaulting a police officer in orange county. the justice department is suing the city of ferguson, missouri to force police reform. the move comes after city leaders tried to amend its settlement with the d-o-j. the government says ferguson police officers routinely violated the constitution. the field of gop hopefuls just got smaller. after poor showings in the new hampshire primary -- chris christie and carlie fiorina suspended their campaigns. trump still leads the republican field. and some good news about airfares for once! domestic airfares are at their lowest the department of transportation say the average round-trip u-s ticket that's the cheapest it's been in 6 years. uncovered a city of tampa ordinance that discourages trucks from patrolling bar and restaurant parking lots overnight. now, as investigative reporter noah pransky tells us...other communities want the protection too. most of us agree, that if a bar or restaurant customer has more to drink than originally expected...we'd like him or her to stay off the roa

maryland. just north of baltimore. investigators don't know the motive just yet. the shooter had warrants out for his arrest in florida and hartford county. >>> the second new york police officer shot in the line of duty is back home this morning. look at the support. members of the nypd greeted officer diara cruz. her partner pushed to the car waiting ther her. one person believed to be connected to the shooting is in custody. himself after shooting the officers. >>> an 8 on your side consumer alert. a south florida homeowner speaking out after surveillance video caught a ups driver carelessly tossing a package, causing the contents to spill out. laura rodriguez shows us the reasons why the homeowner believes it was uncalled for. >> reporter: what looks like a routine delivery to a front door spills over into a clean- up job for a married couple. >> it was surprising. the last thing i expected. we usually have good luck with ups. generally they set them on the doorstep. this one time, they decided to just pitch them over the gate. >> reporter: kevin told me the delivery guy had good reason to take better care of the packages. >> two wer

county. if you have travel plans to take you to baltimore and maryland and philadelphia, inside the capital beltway. district, prince george, you are under winter weather advisory. how much snow? one to three inches. the further north you go three to six inches. not out of the question. this is a wet heavy snow. love will be in theiary in the upcoming weekend. a lot of snuggling with your valentine. the temperatures are only the daytime highs of upper 20's. look to the next seven days. a cold rest of the week ahead. 31 on tuesday. lower 30's friday. what is going on with traffic? jamie: slow traffic. but we had an earlier issue in alexandria with an accident. it was a d. u.i., hit-and-run. moving to the map, 66 is heavy in virginia. outbound from the capital beltway. it will take you 25 minutes at 15 miles per hour. 95 is so far, so good. closer to woodbridge and triangle we see delays. the outer loop the capital beltway. tonight at 9:00 p.m., four of the six lanes are blocked until 5:00 a.m. for work done at bradley boulevard. so pass this point will be the work done. michelle: coming up -- >> lov

maryland. it will honor the two sheriffs deputies shot and killed, on wednesday. 3 it all happened at a shopping center in hartford county, just north of baltimore. one of the deputies was shot in the head in a crowded restaurant. the second was killed during a shootout with the same gunman. the gunman... 67-year-old david evans... was later shot and killed by other deputies. he had outstanding warrants in maryland *and in florida. that warrant in florida was for assaulting a police officer in orange county. 3 a developing story in oregon this morning: f-b-i agents have now surrounded the last few armed protestors at a wildlife refuge. *four activists are left on the property. the f-b-i is trying to negotiate with them, using a bullhorn. and overnight, the group told agents that they *plan to turn themselves in , later this morning. that may change though. also overnight, "cliven bundy" posted on his heading to the area right now... and he called other milita to join him. two of bundy's *sons were leading the protest, until they were arrested a few weeks ago. 3 and... it looks like this is not the time, to go surfing in hawaii. the big wave invi

county schools, they are on a two hour delay. new details this morning in what went wrong with maryland's response to the baltimore riots. the new report says inexperience and confusion played a huge part. the maryland emergency management agency issued that report. it says employees at the operations center received so little information from officials that they relied on television coverage for information. the report also says national emergency response guidelines were ignored. >>> college of william and mary says a student with the zika virus poses no risk to other students. it's virginia's second confirmed case of zika. >> we are aware of this, we are monitoring it. that our conversations with our own health and wellness team as well as the cdc show that there is no health risk here on campus or in the community. >> the world health organization has named the mosquito-born virus an international public health emergency. the virus could cause birth defects, but the link has not been proven. >>> 4:48. a d.c. fire lieutenant is on paid administrative leave after he was charged for having child porn. prosecutors say ea

county, maryland. since saturday, officials found 13 of the birds dead. the u.s. fish and wildlife service is investigating. the baltimore sun is reporting the investigation started when a man found four dead bald eagles on a farm saturday afternoon. >>> a couple avalanches rock a mountain in british columbia this weekend, killing at least one snowmobiler and injuring more than a dozen others. authorities say one avalanche happened on sunday on esplanade mountain. the day before another slide killed a 30-year-old man when it hit four riders in another area. >>> texas is getting ahead of the zika virus by opening the first lab in the country to check patients with that virus. a texas health department opened a lab in dallas. results back in 24 hours. before, results took two to three weeks because samples had to be sent all the way to the centers for disease control in atlanta. this lab can test 10 to 15 samples every day. >>> there could be a third state that gives convicted felons the right to vote, a bill that would add new hampshire to the ranks of vermont and maine now under consideration. right now convicted felons

county maryland tonight. two sheriff's deputies have been shot and killed, after confronting an armed man in a restaurant. it happens in abingdon, north of baltimore. witnesses say one was shot while responding to a disturbance at a panera bread restaurant. the gunmen fled. a second deputy managed to track down the man. he was killed during an exchange of gunfire. the suspect also shot and killed a short time later. >> this is a traumatic day for us. but we give thanks for those two deputies that made the ultimate sacrifice for our citizens. and we just asked the county to come together as we lift up and protect their families as we go forward. >> investigators have not released the names of the two killed deputies. we're told that one was a 30- year veteran of the department. the other had been on the forces for 16 years. the shooter is identified tonight as 67-year-old david brian evans. investigators say he had two outstanding arrest warrants. one was a civil warrant, issued in harford county. the other was a criminal warrant that had been issued in the state of florida for assaulting a police officer. within the past hour, attorney general lor

county. he died yesterday after a shooting in maryland. he was shooting at maryland deputies including one inside a panara. his son told a baltimore tv station. his mother was actually at the restaurant. s evens was there to hurt her. she called police and left before the shootings happened. >> he probably saw the rest of his life in jail and said i'm got going to -- i'm going to try to get away. never had any issues in the past with police officers and never disliked, you know what i mean? he was just, i think he just got into. he was a heavy drinker. he had emotional problems. and all in all, i think this is what happened today was a terrible tragedy. >> police say they approached him during a traffic stop in this parking lot last year, but he sped off and wasn't seen again. >>> tonight, bernie sanders is trying to keep the momentum hampshire. tonight a face off in milwaukee against hillary clinton. clinton lost big to sanders voters. she was asked why she didn't have much support among women. >> i have spent my entire adult life working towards making sure that women are empowered to make their own choices even if that choice i

maryland. prince george's county and arundel county towards baltimore very heavy rain.today. t i think the weather service wilw let it go later this afternoon as post most of this rain shoul be out of here by late morning.i rain causing ponding on the roadways.ro we do have the threat of floo flooding and it's also helping melt off all the ice we ice w accumulated yesterday.esteay that is great news.ne there's your seven day forecasts 52 today.52 tay much muc forecast for the middle and ende of the week and look at the weekend.end flowers will be blooming, well,l maybe. i'm jumping -- maybe i'm'm premature here it will be a nic weekend. highs in the upper 50s about 60t saturday and sunday withday wit sunshine.ne nice looking for calf thiski for weekend. erin, roads? pleasant? >> no. look at that, tucker.attucker not pleasant.t. you're overall cheer thiser thi morning and look forward to ford spring is making me happy.ng mep so thank you.nk it gives me something to taketo with me because this commute ise just terrible. trible. rainy, slushy mess on the the beltway. inner

maryland a man shoots and kills two deputies in cold blood we're learning shooter had warrant out for his arrest in central florida. it all happened a busy shopping center in hartford county north baltimore. one deputies was shot in head middle of busy restaurant. out with a gunman identified 67-year-old david evans. evans was later skilled. he had an outstanding warrants in maryland and florida. flags will be flown half staff across maryland in honor of those two veteran deputies. >> after nearly five days on run a fugitive accused of trying to run over a pasco county sheriff's deputy is behind bars williams arrested yesterday seminole county last saturday investigators say deputies tried to arrest him on multiple known charges. that's when he put car in reverse and accelerated toward one of them. got away. he's currently being held in seminole county jail. the deputy was not hurt. this appears to glass art from the chihuly mystery but the reappearance is just a boggling. someone boxed up sculpture and left it outside the arts center a day after it disappeared. well, surveillance video shows to another man. man sending next to limb mo was not any any trouble police want to talk to him a

baltimore county. the visit prompted the #mosquevisit to be the top trend on twitter and dc. president obama said bias against muslim americans should be tackled head on. >>> the maryland case with world wide interest, the latest on the convicted killer fighting for freedom after featured in the serial pod cast. >>> this maryland man picked the wrong party to crash, we explain how his bragging on facebook about eating and drinking for free ended with him in handcuffs. this is >>> the convicted killer featured in "serial" is making his case for a trial. in 2000 ed was sentenced for the murder of his girlfriend. last year they introduced new evidence related to his alibi. today a 3-day hearing got under way. histurny says they have an alibi witness who can testify she was with syed at the library when that murder was taken case. >>> a virginia man behind bars accused of attacking an officer during a dui stop. 46-year-old baker was arrested last night on jefferson davis highway. he reportedly jumped out and assaulted the officer as he approached. the officer suffered minor injuries. he is charged with assault and driving under the influence. >>> you can put this in the du

maryland - was an accomplished cross country runner in high school. he was named howard county "male indoor track athlete" of the year by the baltimore sun. and he was part of virginia tech's cross country team.mona tight we do know that eisenhauer was friends with lovell on social media - but police have not gone into detail about how well they 3 mona as for keepers, police also have not said whether or not she had any connection to lovell prior to her death. keepers is a sophmore engineering major at tech. she is from from laurel, maryland - less than fifteen miles from eisenhauer's hometown. 3 mona tight virginia state police divers were out searching a lake on tech's campus for evidence in the case. no word yet on whether sundays search yielded any new information. on saturday night, the school's president released an open letter to the blacksburg community saying - quote "as a father, as well as virginia tech's president, i want to reassure you that our community is supportive and resilient. lean on that support and the resources available to you. it is normal to feel anxious and overwhelmed at a time such as this. you are not alone.

maryland...was wanted by police here in central florida. this all began yesterday at lunch time. investigators say a deputy responded to a disturbance at a restaurant in harford county-- just north of baltimore. that is where 67- year-old "david evans" opened fire... killing the deputy. a second deputy was killed in a shoot-out with evans. evans was eventually killed by two other deputies. the sheriff say-- despite the tragic loss of his deputies.. he is thankful no innocent bystanders were hurt. trt: oc: the sheriff also says -- evans was wanted by deputies here in central florida. there was a warrant out for his arrest for assaulting a police county. the names of the deputies --who were killed-- have not been released. )e county-- a police officer is fighting for his life after he was badly burned in an accident. clermont police officer "kris kruse" is in the i-c-u. he was hurt sunday - while pouring gas on a bonfire. over 60 percent of his body was burned. doctors say he has a 50-50 chance to live. his dad, jack, also works for the police department. he says it was his dream to work with his son. kris is currently in stable condition. his parents say he need to be completely stable before

maryland deputies has ties to central florida. david evans had warrants for his arrest here in orange county, where he was accused of assaulting a police officer. investigators say evidence killed two deputies near baltimore yesterday. 67-year-old evans was later killed in a shootout with police. the sheriff says he thinks the one of the deputies was targeted because he was in uniform. new on sunrise, florida families of first responders killed in a increased benefits. the bill passed the senate yesterday, and now needs the approval from the house. it would give surviving family members 100% pension benefits. it is only 50% right now. the bill was inspired by the death of orange county deputy scott pine, who was shot and killed by a burglary suspect in 2014. there is a candlelight vigil today to honor deputy pine. this is the second anniversary of his death. you can pay your respect at 5:30 tonight at westminster abby boulevard and horse ferry road. a man attacked in his own home over pain pills. the two women are behind bars and coming up, what deputies are asking you this morning. also ahead on sunrise a local , nurse' s assistant is off the job and behind bars for allegedly attacking one patient. she t

county district attorney plans to retry that case. karen anderson, five investigates. maryland at this hour, two after a man opened fire inside a narrow restaurant, -- panera restaurant about 20 miles northeast of baltimore. one deputy was shot in the restaurant, right at the height of the lunch rush. the other was killed outside in a shootout with the suspect. that suspect, a 67-year-old man, was also killed. if police know why he did it , they are not saying tonight. maria: stormteam 5' s harvey leonard still tracking some snow balls. bitter cold on the way. harvey: it is. and a couple of stages. but it won' t last forever. we have a few snow showers still i had this evening. one right around my straight -- westford. most of these have come to an end, from worcester went -- shrink. story. lots of snow showers across the the leading edge of the first we quiet down tonight, and start up again tomorrow morning. through the day, we are going to see more of these popping up in central and eastern new england. it may not get everyone, but when it passes through, can lower visibility and make things slippery. that process will and tomorrow night, and then it will be about -- about the cold. stage one on the w

county, where he was accused of assaulting a police officer. the first maryland deputy was killed while he was eating lunch inside a busy panera bread, near baltimore today. the 67-year-old evans then took off. evans then killed another deputy killed. police haven' t released a motive, but the sheriff says he thinks the first deputy was targeted because he was in uniform. meredith: right now two apopka , women are facing charges of battery and armed robbery. investigators say they beat up and robbed a 74-year-old man for his pain medication. >> any to get out of here, man. meredith: according to police, 74-year-old ronald hollingsworth was hit with a cutting board and robbed of 100 pain pills. he and his neighbor were able to identify the suspects to police. wesh 2 was there when both of them were arrested. they have been identified as 29-year-old tosha mullins and 27-year-old britney telegdy. we spoke to the victim' s son, who says his father tried to fight back. >> he grabs the cutting board and hit one of them with the cutting board during the altercation. it was just, they tried to kill him. they really did. meredith: the victim is expected to

maryland are at half-staff to honor two harford county deputies shot and killed by a gunman. the shootings happened shortly before noon yesterday in abingdon.. about 20 miles northeast of baltimoreof the deputies was shot in the head, in a crowded restaurant. the other was fatally wounded during a shootout. the 67-year-old gunman was killed in an exchange of gunfire. he had outstanding warrants in two states, including one for assaulting a police officer. we are learning more this morning about the de it's a story we first told youb about yesterday on good morning washington. the revised bill alllows for rush-hour tolls inside the beltway "if" an additional lane is added. we've since learned that the deal includes the 140-million dollars needed to widen the eastbound lanes from the dulles connector to ballson. the hot lanes - the new tolls will allow solo drivers to use i-66 inside the beltway by paying a toll. the lanes wlil be free outside of rush-hour. from the roads to the skies.. a congressional lawmaker is trying to make sure your next airplane seat, isn't smaller. representative steve cohen of tennessee is pushing a new law establishing minimum standards for plane seats.

angela: maryland investigators say the man who killed two sheriff' s deputies outside of baltimore yesterday had ties to central florida. david evans was gunned down in harford county, after authorities say he fatally shot two deputies at a panera restaurant. wesh 2' s greg fox reports, he had a run-in with maitland police last spring. louis grindle: what happened yesterday was just a tragedy, not just for our department but for all of law enforcement. greg: lieutenant louis grindle says the deadly shootings in the lives of two deputies, remind every officer wearing the badge that there are no routine encounters with people who might want to harm them. the shooter, who was killed by other officers, is 68-year-old david brian evans, formerly of altamonte springs. last april, maitland police encountered evans in the parking lot of this pembrook drive office complex early one morning. louis grindle: we don' t know if he had the weapon on him at that time, and again our officers come in contact with people that have weapons in their cars or on their person. greg: an officer says evans was sleeping in his vehicle and when they woke him up, he made false statements. as y