king made the decision to stage the selma to montgomery march from selma to montgomery, he asked my parents if they would allow him to come to this house and use this house as a planning base for the selma to montgomery march. and, the rest is history, because quite literally the world came into a house that had previously been occupied by a mother and a father and a little girl. all of a sudden, it became the house that the world came to. through this room is the actual room in which dr. king held a meeting one night with some of his top advisers. this room is special also because it happens to be my room. there was a photographer embedded in the home that night from "jet" magazine that took this picture that appeared in "jet" in early 1965. this is the actual bed. this bed happens to have the actual mattress and box spring that was still here when dr. king slept on it in 1964 and 1965. during the months that dr. king lived in this house, of course, he slept in every bed in the house. but, over the course of years, my mother changed out mattresses and box springs in other bedrooms, but kep

ultimately montgomery in court and jury of the forces known as the montgomery plan. as a consequence of that they will expand the landing into this area adding utah beach. the americans will get that. so we end up with omaha and utah beach. the british and canadians on the other side will end up in gold beach and put thee divisions the americans will put two divisions ashore. the 21st--the 29th infanty division will come in long side the first infantry division. where is it at now? fort reilly. that's right. still with us. ultimately this is what the plan looks like. air power, everything is under his authority. montgomery is the ground force command who has been command of the overall operation for the invasion. keep in mind it's the largest invasion in history. even today nothing comes close to this thing. 5,000 ships will be involved in this thing. 1,000 war ships, 4,000 transportation ships an enormous event to be orchestrated. in montgomery the commander of the overall. omaha bradley first u.s. army is miles dempsey's army. then we send in the 7th corps during t

>> in montgomery county we are expanding our two-way immersion program. students learning another language and all their academics. schools that have those programs at the middle school level we m expand toe sure every one of our middle schools has more access to technolesy and cou they can take as middle schoolers to prepare them for high school as well as s.t.e.m. and robotics and we are expanding o programs for certification and preparation for the career world throu our career programs including cte and different pathways sohat young people can graduate with a diploma and opportunities to be in the workforce and some certifications that allow them to work right out of high school as they cose to >> has it been a challenge? there have been challenges with increasing population of students who come from at risk and needy families have you had to make an adjustment? >> we always work to look atur allegations and support student learning needs. this is a continuationuef the core vo do so. it supports the learning of every opportunity. some students need d

we reached outo montgomery county police. they had no comment at this time. in silver spring, darcy spencer, news4. >> the silver spring justice coalition sponsored tonight's rally at the fountain downtown. friends, neighbors and supporters called the shooting an injustice. many of them told us they want the officer who shot white to be chfired. they m to the scene of the shooting and held a vigil. >> i was appalled. another unarmed african-american man in this country killed in an encounter with police. and this time here in my home, silver spring. >> so, again, montgomery county police still investigating the shooti. >>> new at 11:00, it is a story that y s first on 4. after an uproar over theti sugg of separate metro trains for white supremacist protesters, metro now saying nothing is off the table. the website says demonstrators t plan toe the vienna metro to d.c. for sunday's rally. yesterday metro board chairman jack evans backtcked onis earlier comments. he now tells news4 the issue of separate trains was never under consideration. here's part of what

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they had private meetings for three days in tonight to discuss planning of the montgomery march. doctor king was ailing at that point and why he traveled to selma of course been brokered the peace agreement my feather mom -- mother finished high school in washington d.c. during her high school years my mother and his daughter were best friends in high schools there was a connection she called her mother one day and said are they in your home that my father very much wants to come and talk about this upcoming march my mother assured her that if he came to selma she and my father would take excellent care of him. so the trip was planned and my father went to birmingham and was picked up at the train station. he spent his life to negotiate and the ending for peace not only in this country but around the world. and to share similar goals and wishes for people in the united states and around the world so he knew this was such an important march for voting rights in this country to give doctor king as much advice and help as he could because both men knew that the possible passage of t

he was a rising junior here at montgomery blair high school. and then monday night, prince george's county police found him shot behind these tower apartments. why remains a mystery at this point. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. now dealing with this news, kevin'se' coach saidll always remember the warm way kevin had about him. >> just a great young man. high spirited. always made you laugh. that's what you had as a captain. always had us laughing. >> reporter: police are working leads in the case but can always use a few more. a cash reward is offered for tips to help police solve this case and catch who shot and killed kevin. live in silver spring, i'm justin finch, news 4. >> justin, thank you. >>> it's 5:07. too close to kuhle. that's how things stand in a closely watched congressional race in ohio. the 12th distric has been relieb bli red for more than a deca. but this morning, republican troy balderson leads democrat danny o'connor by fewer than 2,000 votes. in at least 3,000 provisional ballots still need to be counted and certif

you were in montgomery county recently. montgomery county was one of the four counties you did not win. >> that's correct. >> the county executive is a democrat but he hasn't endorsed the democrat. do you think you have a good chance of winning this county? >> i do. a lot of people kind of laugh it that like they laughed at me saying i was going to be elected governor. i think the people of montgomery county although it is more three to one democrat i think they have appreciated the job we have done. working in a bipartisan way. have had an excellent working leggettship with mike -- leggett -- ike leggett. saving marriott and putting them in bethesda with 3000 jobs. working together on amazon. saving marriott and putting them in bethesda of many elected officials in maryland. 50 elected democrats one come out and endorse me. most of the unions in the state are endorsing me. many 50 elected democrats top democrats including the comptroller and a dozen others have said they are not getting behind the other guy. that is sort o

you n see montgomery county swift water rescue team there with firefighters on the scene. that road is closed. but again, we're just getting word now of two more water rescues happening in fairfax county as well. so we'll be efforting those pictures with crews on the scene to bring you live imnlages of wt is going on. sheena arned us about this a now you're seeing the effects. >> it will cause a lot of problems this morning, i imagine, chris. thank you. >>> and we are learning more about the d.pl c killed in a possible terror attack in kajikistan -- tajikistan. we have more on how this loved couple is being remembered. >> reporter: good morning. lauren anne geoghegan and jay austin are known as a loving couple. a now lauren a jay did cite their bikeling trip. lauren was a georgetown grad and worked in the admissions office here for some yme. earned his masters at georgetown and wked at hud. they lost their life on sunday in what is called a car and knife attack with two other tourists in tajikistan. adventure ng bike that lauren and her partner were enjoyed was typical of

. >>> a teenager who disappeared last monday from montgomery county was found safe in canada. it's note clear how ended up in canada but police say he was not injured. >>> today faly say good buy to a 10-year-old girl who was killed by aee her parents just tucked her into bed wednesdayight when a tree crashed through their home during a thunderstorm. she was trapped in her bed and later died. visitation starts at 107k th:00 morning. >> a school bus driver accused of assaulting a 12-year-old girl with special needs. police say etienne kabong attacked that girl on a montgomery county school bus. >>> the mon dee see doe wildfe is the largest in california. it's burning north of san francisco. according to fire officials the fi is only 30% contained. promising news, no deaths have been reported. >>> today rick gates returns to the stand to testify against paul manafort. yesterday gates admitted he falsified financialts docum and hid millions of dollars from the irs and also testified he stole from manafort wle working for him. >>> this morning the little league team takes the fiel

has been killed along georgia avenue in montgomery county. the second time this week. this morning a ol41-yea man was killed after a car hit him and he was not walking in th crosswalk. this a happened in wheat montgomery county traffic division is in the process of launching yet another safety campaign to go alongsi with the zero initiative. >> making that eyecontact, making sure you are paying attention and cross when you're fe and thate youeing or being seen. >> montgomery county police say there have been four pedestrian fatalities. each of those people were not in the ndcrosswalk each crash happened at night in darkness. at this point no charges haveil been against the driver in today's crash. >>> d.c. schools finishing up their first week of classes now under the leadership of dr. alexandria as interim. news 4 on your sunday erika gonzalez sat down about a new report that revealed at least 900 teachersack certification. >> the vast majority of about 4,000 teachers are licensed. i also want to let the public know d.c.ne has of the most ri

montgomery cnty police gothe call about 4:15 this afternoon.hen they got here, that's when ey discovered the two men. one of the men was dead here on the scene. the second man was transported to the hospital in critical condition. we've not yet been able to get an update on his condition. we're told it was grave. police are saying they recovered a gun here on the scene. we don't kw if this was the gun that was used in this double shooting or ifnet is ced to this case at all. but again, montgomery county police here on the scene of this park and ride in the silver spring area, investiting a doub shooting. one man is dead, the second in critical condition. td this again is a park and ride area that doesn't look like it's used that much. it looks like there's a lot of constructi so police are trying to figure out how this happened, who these men were. as we get details we'll update you. >>> meanwhile, massive protests outside the national rifle association building in fairfax today. vivers of the deay school shooting at stoneman douglas high schoo

final question right here. >> former montgomery county executive bob duncan. [applause] >> one of those good democrats would reach across the aisle with. >> the primary issue with a situation where the person who won the race for county executive got 29% of vote and really is a socialist, not a democrat. so what are your thoughts on changing the primary process to get people sort of a second chance like to do in california and other places in the south of making it the chapter more than just when i% of the book to be the nominee? >> a great idea and was considering. thank you, doug. it's interesting we had nine people running in the democratic primary for governor, and he would hotly contested race. both cases the elected self described socialist, very far left. and it's unfortunate because i'm not sure that the represent the majority of the democratic party or so be not a of the people in the state. there's a couple things. you can do runoffs like some of the 60 if you don't get a majority get to go back and try to win a majority. or another idea is open prim

they're considering 20 finalists right t nowy include montgomery county, northern rginia and d.c. the "new york times" reports that amazon will cut that list significantly this month and then ask finalists for their best and final thofficers. new headquarters will create 50,000 job and $5 billion in construction investment. >>> amazon's alexa could help keep burglars away from your home. a new feature allows alexa to play prerecorded audio tracks that run for about an hour eache it inc real conversations that could make a burglar think people are at home. they say it include funny and common conversations, including a couple breaking up. some of ther tracks created writers.r snl i'd listen to that just for fun. >>> today you can save cash thanks to pepco, it is peak savings you can imagine it's going to be working with all the heat we're having. the power company is encouraging customers to reduce their electricity use between 1:00 and 5:00 p.m. today you g a credit of a $1.25 for hour hour of reduced kilowatt energy. >>> forget the cap and gown, a college student in texas took gr

g >> jim and wendy, montgomery county police are stillrying to get a handle on these dangs. they've launched several safety campaigns and another is starting in t coming weeks and drivers and pedestrians simply paying attention can make all the difference. >> people are always in a hurry. >> reporter: that rush mixed with more people, more rs, more congestion

montgomery's perfect day was almost his last. as they walked back from the water with their surfboards, montgomery collapsed. the 56-year-old was having a heart attack. luckily for him, andie trainer is a doctor and knew like what to do. she turned him over and began cpr. their first kiss, helping to save his life. the whole episode was caught on camera by a man filming time-lapse video. help arrived quickly. montgomery was still unconscious when paramedics carried him off the beach and to the ambulance. the following day he had bypass surgery. montgomery survived, and his relationship with trainer flourished. 10 months later, his heart is strong and full. >> that was savannah guthrie. they're still together, the couple. >> talking about their first date. >> my first thought was did he trip. my second thought was, okay, he does not seem like the kind of person that would be playing a joke on me. i turned him over, and immediately i realized that he was not responding to me and knew there was a problem. >> she's not there, i'm dea

g >> jim and wendy, montgomery county police are stillrying to get a handle on these dangs. they've launched several safety campaigns and another is starting in t coming weeks and drivers and pedestrians simply paying attention can make all the difference. >> people are always in a hurry. >> reporter: that rush mixed with more people, more rs, more congestion can be dangerous. >> it's not easyo get across. >> reporter: and for the fourth time in two weeks, this has been the scene. and, unfortunely, the same tcome. pedestrian hit and killed. the 41-year-old was the victim here. investigators say he was not in the crosswalk. the deadly trend is something montgomery county police have ed pinpoiince the spring. >> we had 11 fatal crashes since may 5th involving pedestrians. >> reporter: the traffic lights, the crosswalks, all the signs are in place for those who frequently walk see the danger first hand. >> sometimes peoplean disregard it because they're trying to hurry up and get across the stet. >> you don't pay attention to the sign, you could easily get hit and run over. >>

high school in montgomery county now. good morning. >> reporter: aaron, good morning. we know that kevin wilson jr. is someone who meant a lot to a lot of people in montgomery. a high school whe he was a student as you mentioned. that's why today grief w counselol be standing by to help fellow students and staff coming to grips with his sudden death. ose who knew kevin say at just 16 years old, he had such a bright future ahead o him. he was known as an athlete and known as being ver hard working and was a rising junior here at mogomery blair. for someone who had so much going on, why would someone take his life? that's the question investigators are trying to answer. he was found on monday night shot several times behind the apartments offew hampshire avenue by prince george's police officers. he died a short time later. we were able s toak with kevin's coach who tells us he ts the kind of player that all hismmates wanted to be around. >> when iet kevin, great spirit and energy. like the things he brought to the teamll a

right now amazon is looki at 20 finalists, including d.c., montgomery county and northern virginia. the "new york times" is reporting that amazon will that list significantly this month and then ask finalists for their best and final offers. amazon says the new headquarters will create 50,000 jobs and $5 billion in construction investment. despite the report, the company is not saying a report about its plans. >> along of fingers crossed in our region, >>hu? yes. >> when we come back, we'll tell you about a disturbing discovery. the vehicle came into the ditch where you see the ground all torn sup. >> n 4 talks to the northern virginia man who came home from vacation to find a body in h front yard. >> an important warning tonight. certain types of dog food may be doing more harm than good for your family pet. >> and i'm tracking a couple of storms out there. fairfax county, one moving to the east towards the city of fairfax and another back around sowards therling area. we're watching them and could see more >>> a man went out to mow his lawn hand a fouody in his yard. tonight the h

there's the little bit of rain we're seeing coming through right now through montgomery coun.a few isolated showers, even a few thunderstorms as we get into the afternoon.ai not everybody is going to see rain and it's not going to be raining all day. tomorrowav we'llmore showers and a few storms. temperatures will be a little cooler because we'll have more clou cover aroundtomorrow. again, isolated showers throughout the day and even a few thunderstorml monday we your best chance to see widespread rain showers throughout the day. temperatures will be in the low to mid 80s. we hore a chance rain on tuesday. we dry out wednesday and thursday, but rain chances return for friday and saturday. more news right l> concerns this morning after elevated levels d were found in the drinking water at more than 80 montgomery county public schools. >> the school says the problem will be fixed before classes start in september news 4's christ gordon reports. >> reporter: how safe is the water in your choild's school? maryland requires every public mohool system to review water quality. gomery

martin luther king in montgomery and the bus boycott.bad at it was based at the grassroots level usually eat usually heughn didn't start it, he was a spokesperson brought in to. he was a megaphone for the movement and people would listen to him. but people didn't think beyond 1965 too much to think he became radical. for the economic injustice and poverty and more i start the tha book with a letter from martin luther king where he talks aboum i'm dedicating myself and my life to ending racism, poverty, militarism and the war. so he didn't come upon that and become a radical. he was in the social gospel gosl tradition of the church to think about the least of these the people at the bottom. his father was that way, martin luther king senior thought he was called to serve and he was one of those poor people so one of the things i do in the book w is help people to know if they don't know that martin luther king despite wearing his suitont and having a phd one of the most well-educated people of his generation is administered especially as

montgomery public schools tested water in its 206 schools and all of its offices between january and alp lead p. >> out of more than 13,000 water fixtures that were tested we had a little bit over 200 fixtures els els lead.Ñ. jl those were immediately removed from use and remediation was puk into place. >> all water fixtures including fountains and asinks with lead level of 20çó parts per billionr more were shut down for repairs. i asked thexdxd montgomery heal department about that. >> high levels c leadn lead to behavior problems, low iqc at hypeity. school system says allÑic repai to water stations are expected to be completed by the time students return fo new school year. >> theree1 will be no fixtures will have e1epa. >> reporter: in rockville townl center this woman watching her t(rr&dren is confident the public school system willxd make sure that their drinkinp wai'>ju safe. i trust that they will do the right thing and make sure that it's done completely. >> reporter: montgomery county suggests that you test your water at home to make sureé@ y child is getting a safe drink

this includes fairf and montgomery counties and alexandria under a flash flood watch. it will go until midnight tonight. you also have rain out there uth of the area. taking a look here you can see not a lot going on. this is right over the bay bridge right now. we took a look at the shot at 4:00 p.m. it is heavy thunderstorm activity up around eastern pennsylvania currently at 89 degrees. where it's not raining it is predi nice. it is definitely humid out there. it is just because of how humidity is. some patchy fog developing overnight. starting you off at 6:00 a.m. we startff with cloudy skies. i can't rule out a few light showers out there early tomorrow most of the early morning hours are looki dry. take a lookere. notice the bright colors in spots. that's very heavy rainfall. you can have isolated flood issues out there tomorrow o your saturday afternoon and evening. 6:00 p.m. scattered showers and thunderstorms. same thing goes for 9:00 in the evening. will be a shot and humid one out there. if you're heading to the ge plan f that and know a thunderstorm is also

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inri silver , jackie bensen, news 4. >> we'll stay in montgomery aunty where twice this week vehicles have h killed people walking along georgia avenue in wheaton. police are urging people to take it steasy. day a man in his 40s was crossing the southbound lanes when a car hit him. another man died on monday. of the last four pedestrian deaths, victims did not use the cros 3,000 pounds hing going 30 miles per hour has way more force to kill you than the handgun i carry on my side. >> the department planso sta a new campaign so as to educate those of you who walk around that area.wa >> h the face guiding americans through the ebola are during the obama administration. now the former director of the centers for disease control is accused of sexual harassment. thomas frieden isharged with groping a woman. she reported the incident last month. in court frieden did not enter a plea. he's due in court in october. >>> an update this morning out of hawaii. rithat once powerful hurne that threatened the island has been downgraded to a tropical storm. the danger, not quite over at this point. h

here's the other storm that's ght now over montgomery county.e a severe thunderstorm warning for par of fairfax. it won't hit that part of fairfax county.it won't this either. kind of confused why the weather service hass this. he up around the gaithersburg area and arod quince orchard. we'll watch as the storm moves on through the rest of the area. ohis is a big one in time. this is coming iarts of d.c. over the next hour. much more on this. amelia joins me in ten minutes. >> see you in a little bit. we inviteou todownload our nbc washington app. you'll be able to access our live interactive rad and you'll be able to watch our hour-by-hour forecast right in the palm of your hand. pat in. >> secret recordings and bitter recriminations and angry backlash. the former white house aide omarosa manage yacht wman is promoting her book and sharing another audio clip with nbc news. >> reporter: omarosa is out with mo attacks on the president, and the president is firing back. today former white house staffer and reality tv star omarosa manage fault newm

more than two months after a deadly police shooting in montgomery county, some community members areot satisfied with the answers they've gotten about why it happened. e cleared the s officer who fired the s of any criminal charges and police have already released the body camera video. but as news4's shomari stone reports tonight, there's one investigation that's still not over. providence. big man. >> body video shows police officer badgudar classing white on june 11th. >> i do not want to shoot you. >> reporter: had the encounter eventunds with the officer shooting and killing white. the state attorney's office ruled the shooting was justified. sidique lived near robert white and wondered what went wrong. >> seemed like a very nice guy. >> i knew robert white. he walked by my house several days a week. we chaed often. >> tonight, white's neighbors demand to know what led up to the shooting. >> i'm tcurious. y plet which an panel. >> you saw the man walking. why did he stophim. >> reporter: the chief can't answer that question because the officer is under investigation. >> so our i

>> good morning, chucff first 4 t alert in montgomery county. pedestrian struck, piney branch road shut down at dale drive. investigators are on whe scene. tane or carol avenue to work around that. outer loop at colesville, that crashil cleared. a bit of a delay. lane block by a crash i landover. we have flooding and roads that have been washed away because of yesterday's storms. leaseburg, shreve, sycolin, bankfield drive, partro of the s washed away. lawrence is out there in waterford for us. really seeing a lot of areas whee we have to m repairs. chris? >> reporter: itame down so hard-and-fast, it literally washed awayieces of the roads. you mentioned it. here here on rd in waterford. is road is closed starting at bankfield okive. you can urther down the road some of the roaditerally arted to buckle under all that heavy rain. as chuckmentioned, the heaviest rain moving out of the area. crews will start to make the road repairs. for now, this road completely shut down. part of that road buckled up. we've seen other parts of area where you've s

lastcueek prors said a montgomery county police officer was justified in the ooting. tonight, a demonstration in silver spring. news 4 is live with wha organizers are demanding. darcy? >> erica, you can see that demonstration is just nowge ing under way right here at the fountain in downtown silver spring. leaders of this rally tell me that they are upset this is ruled justified and ask for police reforms. we want to show you the body camera video that you referenced with a warning this ts video is graphic. robe white was shot and killed after a violent confronta with a montgomery county officer in june. the video shows that struggle and the officerte shooting w after he knocked the officero the ground. warnings several given prior to the shooting. now critics question why theto officerpped white to begin with. now through his attorney, the officer said white had a ripped shirt and made movements that led the officer to believe he was armed. as it turns out, white did not have a gun. >> as a blackwoman, i am very concerned about having an officer on the seet who decid

and out through southern parts of montgomery county until 8:30. so again, more issues oadthe because of the early rain this morning. we still have all the moisture streaming in from the south, which means our rain chances are going to stay up going into the weekend. today, though, we're going to be dry for most of the day now until we get to the afternoon and into the evening, we have a chance for severe thunderstorms north and west of d.c. where you see the yellow shadedarea. that's later on today. damaging wind gusts, lightning and hail, we'll be watching for that throughout the evening tonight. temperatures tonight, not too bad. the low to mid-70s. mostly cloudy. that could be some severe thunderstorms moving bythrough. midnight, there's a chance to have showers overnight. tomorrow we're still looking at ra rain. ain, we'll be watching for showers and storms tomorrow. on friday, we have the rainy set. we'll see showers the first half of the day on friday, but certainly expecti t them in afternoon and evening. heading into the weekend, the rain

. >> montgomery county policein investiga deadly pedestrian accident that happened this afternoon atersection of norbeck road and east goodie drive. police tl us a jeep hit eight 34-year-old pedestrian trying to crosssthe et. the victim later died at the hospital from his injuries. his identity has not been released yet. th driver, 6-year-old george meninaunior of rockville was not injured. >>> it won't happen inovember after all. the pentagon announced today president trump's military parade is postponed. a defense departmentmaspok saying the pentagon originally targeted november 10th but have now agreed to explore opportunities in 2019. before the announcement, news4 spoke with mayor muriel bowser about the potential parade and its growing costs. >> as a tax p rather see those investments in jobs.tructure, schools, >> it's looking like the event to honor america's veteransd coulost more than $90 million. that's $80 million more than initially estimated. now, the last military parade was back in 1991 to celebrate the victory in the first gulf war. >>> to our weather. hot and hid acr

. >>> and we're in t old mcdonald barn here at the montgomery county fair. kicking things off, up next why animal education is simportant o at for years it was your dream house. now it's your home. ♪ it's where your family feels ready to take on anything. jump in with confidence with the suntrust smartguide mortgage application. or visit onup.com peak to the suntrust team to help buy or remodel your home. suntrust confidence starts here. >>> 6:14 right now. the final days ofon summer have to be sad ones, they could still mean big fun for you and your family. >> we'll make the most of it working at the montgomery county fair and the gates open in a few hours. mo stte green has aak peek at some ofcttractions this morning. >>he we're in tld mcdonald barn and it really smells like a barn, let me tell you. this is the big tank guy. that is h nam tank. animal education is a huge the fair and we've got a bunch of animals coming. wild goat alpacas, llama. i want to talk to th barn superintendent. th smith. tell me why animal education is important? >> well, we're he

he was a rising junio at montgomery blair high school in montgomery county. detectives are lookingor a motive and a suspect. >>> a mother warned today by a judge in fairfax county. listen to your lawyer. veronica youngblood faces murder charges in the killing of her 5-year-old daughter. she refused is counsel today but the judge overrode hert. requ police say youngblood shot her two young daughters on sunday night. the younger one died. it happened inside an apartment in mclean. dourt documents reveal youngblood was in a custody dispute with her ex-husband. >> too close to call in a closely watched cragressional ce in ohio. it's the last special election ahead of the 2018 midterms. with all the precincts reporting now for ohio's 12th district which has been relively red, fewer than 2,000 votes separate the two candidates. republican troy balderson currently has a slight edge over democrat dannynn o'. at issue provisional ballots that still need to be counted and certified. >> paul manafort's long-time business associate rk gates is expected to face more tough

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brian stevenson is director of the equal justice initiative and joins me from montgomery, alabama. brian stevenson, welcome back to the program. >> thank you, it is good to be with you. >> you have done more than many, many people to keep memory alive and keep history alive so that justice perhaps can be served. you have not one but two incredible memorials. one is the memorial and the other is a legacy museum opening. how hard was it to get to this point and what are you trying to say? >> it has been challenging and i am excited and really proud to be creating these spaces. after the emancipation of millions of black people who were enslaved in the united states, enslaved black people were subjected to decades of terrorism and violence through lynching and the brutality of that era have never been acknowledged. we've been silent about it for too long. our silence i think has made the continuation of racial in equality and bigotry a problem that we still deal with today. my motivation is to create a new record to create a new landscape the american south is littered with the confed

un> there's a contraception controversy surng montgomery county schools.a councilmember is pushing a proposal to maondoms available to high school udents. news4's chris gordon has those details. county high schools would make condoms available to students anonymously and for free. concty cmember george leventhal is a co-spowaor. >> we to keep our kids safe, we don't want them to tak. >> reporter: they are also suggesting that middle schools study the posbility of providing contraception to their students. it was prompted by a report from the county health departmeam about the ic rise of stis, sexually transmitted infections. >> not only wmbre the nrs increasing across the board, they were disproportionate impacting young folk ages 15 to 24 and een more specifically 15 to 19. >> reporter: starting next tuesdayofthe first day school, condoms and screening will be available at the fourco nty high schools that have health and wellness centers. wheaton, watkins mill, gaithersbu and northwood. we found opinion divided over ot whether orto expand the program and

julie carey, tnk you >>> a school bus driver in montgomery county faces felony charges includi rape. now they want to know if they have other questionbout him. he's accused of sexually assaulting two students on a special needs bus late last month. the attack was captured on the school bus camera. officials have xaegathered information about the routes kabongo has driven. the we've posted the number in our nbc washington app. >>> a baby is in the room as a man opens fire on his girlfr the child is okay, and the young woman made a desperate escape running down two flights of tairs to a neighbor who could help. news 4's meagan fitzgerald is in waldorf and she spoke to neighbors about what happened and didn't want to go on camera. >> so she came in the room and r gasping ir whatever, holding her chest saying kennyh shot her. >> reporter: a young mother desperate for help after police say her boyfriend was trying to kill er. it happened just after 12:30 inside this waldorf artment building. charles county deputies arrived on scene an spent hours investigating while the woman was airlifte

. >>> body cam video shows moments after a montgomery countwa teen shot and killed. tonight we're learning lou it helped get a conviction in the case. >> complete strangers in a race to save an d unconsciouriver trapped in a burning car. news 4 begins with a storm team 4 weather alert. waves of rain sweeping through parts of our area right now. and a flood warning for some of you is in effect at the moment. >> could the weekend bring us a brk from all this wet weather? storm team 4 meteorologist lauren ricketts is tracking what we can expect. is there a break in our future, lauren? there is a break. i'm seeing the light a the end of the tunnel. we are looking at the end of this rainy pattern. finally. finally onrm our s team 4 radar. we'll show that you here in a second. let's take a look right now at what is going on. you can see from our computer we still have some heavy rain out there. it's not quite account widespread heavy rain we were seeing earlier. you can see heavy rain stretches all the way back towards 522 into the shenandoah valley along i-66 into middleb

. >> paul montgomery tells me the story. he's a rare-coin dealer and author. and he explains that the mint's solution is to switch from costly copper to a cheaper metal. what was the composition of them? >> the coin is made out of 96 percent aluminum. >> the mint's proud of the coin. it strikes a million and a half and even hands out a few to members of congress before its release. but the aluminum penny is a bigger '70s flop than the gremlin or the leisure suit. >> the coins didn't work in vending machines, uh, i guess because of the metal. kids would swallow 'em, and they wouldn't show up in x-rays, either. >> so instead of circulating the coins, the mint melts them down. and it takes back the few it handed out. the 1974 aluminum penny becomes as elusive as the proverbial unicorn... or maybe not. >> i began doing additional research, which led me to think

and it's not a queue to the island of long book or joined by jen montgomery me she's from canada and on holiday in long book with her family jen tell us you must have had a fairly tariff it time that can tell us about where you were when the quake hit and what you went through. we were staying and our fellow we had just returned from dinner we had been in the room for about ten minutes when we started to feel the floor start to shake and then the walls started to crack and we could hear glass shattering and everything was just moving all around we it was very intense so very difficult situation no i was stuck on long what have you been to what would happen now and maybe you can go. as far as we know for right now we're stuck as soon as the quake hit last night almost everybody that was here started trying to book flights and fast boats all of the flights of stuff within minutes and we can't seem to get on anything lights and so maybe wednesday. the fast boats are not running so we are going to look into a slow ferry tomorrow but we've been given sort of different accounts of what's h

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high point high about 2,600 and montgomery many are than 3,000 each with oneworn officer. proposed adding ten new officers. >> it is an uphill fight. >> with the number of schools that we have in montgomery county you can see the number starts to add up very quickly. the challenge is more than just funding. could be an even heavier lift. >> most aren't ready for this. she has walked these halls for years. on duty every school. d myers says it includes teachers buto aanning for the worst. >> you have to look at the schoolot sgs and think they do every day. >> county sheriff says he hears from paren who want more officers. >> your community wants more. >>y t. they do. the community has been very vocal. eight security guardlone! i showed up to the school and i know they were more into the students. >> scott mcfarland, news 4 ea >> arlington montgomery schools continue toor the level of police coverage in their schools. >> it adds they have every confidence to respond. we found d.c. assigned resource officers differently sharing responsibility at multiple schools. they do meet

the ride will debut nextmm . >> remember, i went to the montgomery county fair. a very mild carnival ride. a swing that rotates. i was clutching her, closing my eyes. >>> if you like the garden, head over to nats park. >> you will be able to harvest veggies at the ballpark. the nats opened up the roof-top rm. ath all of the produce grown in the garden becomes part of what you buy at the ballpark. it's used in everything from stir fry to taco t we use fresh cocktails. i try influence any of the area that we can with any of the produce that's growing. >> right now,un vers are planting crops for fall, including lettuce and onions. >>> coming up, eating out and leaving the tab for others to pick up. restaurant owners say he's a serial dine and dasher. >>> and the first look at the trouble on the beltway. a tractor-trailer overrned on the beltway. melissa will have your alternate routes . >>> "news 4 today,"egins with breaking news. >> trouble on the beltway as we begin this holiday weekend. >>his tractor-trailer jackknif jackknifed. >> we have team coverage, before w

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in just a few hours, the montgomery county fair will open to the public. joining us live from gaithersburg with a look at all the rides and the food. you don't want to miss it. >>> it is 4:37 right now. coming up, a bomb scare sparked by a science experiment. turn out nasa behind it all. a look at the mysterious package and t odd messaget contained for president trump. >>> what started as a search for an uber ends with a deadly punch. up next, new details about the >>> wcome back t at 4:ay we'll find out more about the guilty verdict for aer fer uber driver. told news 4 that he picked up the woman from a d.c. bar. e was supposed to drive her to fairfax county but prosecutors say when he was almost there, he drove to a college park motel and raped her. pierre was spotted on the motel surveillance cameras and at a nearby 7-eleven where he used the victim's credit card. prince george's state attorney will hold a news conference at 0 this afternoon. >>> a former virginia commonwealth un ersity basketball coach is facing serious charges. w >> jones currently co

right now there are 20 finalists, including d.c., montgomery county and northern virginia. theompany has stayed ultra secretive about the selection process. a decision is expected later this year. man, it feels like summer out there. i'm sure you know thatlready. how hot it feels across the region right now. >> our team of meteorologist is tracking a chance for pop-up storms nearly every day this week. >> metro is ironing out the mixed messagesews 4 received about transportation plans for the upcoming unite the right rally. separate trains will not be available to white nati talists comi d.c. on sunday. news 4's darcy center explains thether safetyeasures metro is preparing to take. darcy? >> well, hey there, metro wanting to make it crystal clear today that they are not providin any sort of special accommodations, any special trains forthembers o white supremist group planning to come here to washington on sunda for this rally. here's the thing though. ma'am many of them are planning to use the metro sysham and tt's presenting a security challenge, metro trying to figure o

and i just put the board down and then, boom, that was it. >> reporter: montgomerie went into cardiac didn't have a heartbeat for 17 minutes. >> i checked for a pulse and i didn't feel a pulse. i thought he was dead. >> reporter: that's trainer, doctor, andy trainer, on her knees administering cpr and mouth to mouth. >> i had gone 10.4 miles the night before. i had no idea that i was going to have a heart attack. luckily i was with someone who knew cpr. without it, i'm not here. >> cpr kept his brain alive so that he could be who he always has been. >> reporter: it took six defibrillator shocks for the emts to get his heartbeating again. but montgomerie says if it wasn't for trainer, he wouldn't be standing here today. >> to me that first kiss being cpr is obviously very magical because here i am and i'm very grateful that i'm able to experience further kisses. >> i got the opportunity to share life with him, and it doesn't seem awkward or anything, but that was our first kiss. >> reporter: the couple now sharing their story in the hopes of saving lives. >> anything could happen at an

did have lightning with it earlier coming right over montgomery mal so montgomery mall. all in all these are quick hitting showers and will move through very quickly and behind it w do have a couple more well back to the west and these should fall apart before they move other. quick-hitting showers over the next hour or two and then we're just about o of here. i'll show you what comes in after this round of showers and something else moves in tomorrow. talk about that coming up in ten minutes. >> thank you, doug. >> still ahead, a rental home ninitmare. a vir man finds cake on the ceiling and blood on the floor of his property and his $4 million home ravaged. so why w he the one who ended up in > a man facing attempted murder charges accused of setting his pregnant girlfriend on fire has been releasedho to detention. the move after a judge said tna evidence inhe case isn't ready yet. jim laidly is in the newsroom with reaction from the victim who is ville recovering nearly a year later >> reporter: >>s she se's hurt, crushed and confused. last september she sustained bur