all that money, michael winer, a student at montgomery blair high school.won first place medal of distinction for innovation for his study of sound particles called fonons he hopes leads to the creation of the semiconductor. >> i won $150,000. i won fame and fortune and i guess i won some pride. i'm still working on the math. i might have to spend it on something like education. >> he's thinking about the money. last year, he won the silver medal medal. >>> in the military women have not only fought for their country, but also for their right to do job traditionally held by men. news 4 shows us a military police officer making history by taking charge of one of the most prestigious units in the army. >> reporter: precision, strength perfection. it's been the legacy of the united states army drill team for decades, a team where the soldiers mark alike, drill alike, and to some degree even look alike. but now a turn in tradition and at the center of it all first lieutenant lauren glover. >> it's really exciting and humbling and try to do the job to the best o

michael winer's theory of physics have practical benefits that most wouldn't appreciate. >> superconnecting are wires with no resistance which would like make electricity half as expensive. that's where things like that come from. >> there is quite a bit of fortunate for the top teenagers each collecting a record $150,000 prize which michael won in the category of innovation. both amazing and delighting his parents. >> oh my god he won! >> eight nobel prize winners have been winners in this type of competition. science has been falling short on two counts. >> one was high risk high reward research and the second was support for young people. both of those indicate the future both of those must be supported at both national and international levels. >> but on this gala occasion comes recognition that what they do really matters. tom ackerman, al jazeera washington. >> science was on display over the skies a soyuz catch sul was carrying three astronauts, including barry willmore. in orbit know three months. >>> nasa successfully test fired its next generation rocket this morning. engineers de

michael hoffman winer of north bethesda won the first medal of distinction at the talent search. the 18-year-old beat out nearly 1800 applicants with his study of sound particles. the award earns him $150,000. >> wow! >> how about that? >> wow! way to go. let's take a look ahead and see what's coming up tonight at 6:00, the criminal charges against two area firefighters who were arrested just days apart. plus a stabbing victim left way more than 40 minutes for help. what's being blamed for that slow response and the simple change that residents say could have made all the difference. and we'll break down a lawsuit by a major organization that's pushing for hillary clinton's e-mail to be made public. we'll have that for you new tonight at 6:00. >> first get another check of the weather as things are getting milder and milder. >> we like the sound of that doug. >> you know where to keep temperatures, at or above average for the next several days around here. we've been waiting all day for the sun to shine. let's give you a live look at the rooftop camera right now looking across th