today the montgomery county council set to address drinking water safety at schools.ncil will vote to lower t acceptablelead level standard. last yearol the scho district discovered lead in the water coming fromdreds of drinking yofountains. u can read more on that discovery in the nbc washington app >>>cording to our a partne wtop the chotball coa is placed on leave following a hazing allegation. there's an online petition in supports of the coach. >>> police are searching for a man who shot a man around kenmont road. he died at the hospital. look for updates in the washington app. >>> montgomery county police made arrests following a chase and crashat shut down the outer loop of the beltway in greenbelt. everything is back open now. this all started with an incident at the 7-eleven in silver spring. police are investigating whether it's connected to atm nests recent months. stay with us and the nbc washington app for the latest. >>> bright sunshine and 82gr s for your tuesday. enjoy. the next time we have a chance for a full sunny day is another week away. >> thank

right now, the light rain here through most of montgomery county. also parts of western fairfax, near dulles airport. mild, though, in the upper 60s to get your friday going. afternoon highs near 80 degrees. grab the umbrella. if youth got missed by rain, don't you worry, mother nature will take care of that tomorrow and sunday. >> i was so worried. chopper 4 over the beltway, heading to a newlem we're hearing about in montgomery county. we'll bring you more coming up at 6:18. 95 northbound approaching 212, a little slow from an earlier delay with a vehicle off t roadway. northbound the bw parkway near 197, 8, all of that paving with the pothole situation is still underway. we're still slow northbound. inner loop, outer loop of the beltway, no problems. y see the radar showing you a little bit of sprinkles around town. 66 andin 95 lookg good. delays yellow and blue line to largo town center and mt. vernon square. eun? >> thank you. >>> the portion ofrock creek parkway is shutting down this this morning. it will stay that way all weekend. >> justin f

it is the british officer who called down montgomery -- called down eisenhower that kept montgomery frombeing relieved of command. the chief of staff gets a hold of montgomery. montgomery rushes over to eisenhower, says, hey, that poorly worded request, forget i even said that. let's just ignore that. so eisenhower does. p forgives him, the war was nearly over. why go through that partake -- that heartache? so in the spring of 1945, the allies pushed deeper into germany, then slowed down, then stopped. the soviets were in the process of taking berlin, which is the prize. they lose 352,000 soldiers simply taking berlin, a cost that eisenhower and marshall were simply not willing to pay. the soviets could have the honor of taking berlin and paying that bloody caused. it is time to end the war. the long partnership between marshall and eisenhower had proved successful, if not always cheerful. they had done their duty. marshall and eisenhower had made a very formidable team. they didn't always get along. marshall was the chief of staff and viewed eisenhower as working for him. however, he ne

it was montgomery who said no, we need a minimum of five. everybody agreed that was a much better plan. eisenhower also insisted on the invasion of southern france, or operation anvil, which would require numerous landing craft. more landing craft than they had available in france. hey, guess where those landing craft were going to come from? italy. so if you couldn't guess, the british had a fundamental problem again with operation overlord, which starts a whole new series of arguments. the british argued that anvil was not necessary and would deplete italy of the required equipment. eisenhower simply didn't care. so not only were the british putting up a hard time, but now the air corps planners were so convinced of their superiority, that strategic bombing could end the war, they did not want any part in operation overlord. so the planners had called for them to bomb all of the rail facilities throughout normandy to keep the germans from reinforcing normandy, and they didn't want to play. they were like look, if you guys could just leave

. >>> this morning, we're learning more about videosho sng a montgomery county police officer using a racial slur toward a group of black men. >> there men say that they we waiting to be picked up for a utside of the b mcdonald's in silver spring, but the police said they were trespassing. >> you'll [ bleep ] better -> in the video, there is a female officer using the "n" word. the recording also reveals one of themen made a derogatory comment toward the officer. montgomery county released the officer's body camera footage, hd you can hearer use the same slur inhe t video. >> i couldn't believe it. i could not believe it. and i couldn't believe her face that she made. she thout it was actually a cool thing to see. and it's not. she each said it was appropriate. >> montgomery county police leased a statement that reads in part, the matter brought to our attention today is disturbing c andntrary to our department's values and our overarching mission to fairly and impartiia impaly serve our community. >>> now to a news4 i-team investigation. this morning a patient who escaped a locked ps

montgomery county police confirming that that chase ended up on the outer loop of the beltway where there wn , i fact, a crash there that shut down the outer loop for pretty much most of the morning commute, impacting so many drivers this morning. from what we understand, after i -- we bee a pickup crash, eo there were pple who bailed out vehicle. montgomery county police telling us they were able to take multiple suspects into custody, and we believe that some of them are being questioned this hour. we're still working to co

montgomery was a western. he had ridden and fought with john brown in kansas, bleeding kansas before the american civil war broke out. john brown was somebody who harriet tubman had met and new, but montgomery had fought alongside him. it's hard to exaggerate the importance at that time of the figure of john brown. many of us today are made we can sing the song or something but don't know a lot about him. at this time for a white man to risk his life to try to start a war to liberate enslaved people which is every meaningful thing. this is a painting that it takes his walk to the cows and, of course, anyone offers up her baby for him to kiss. >> for harriet tubman, and thiss is a later photograph of her well after the war, it was very important that it be colonel montgomery. by the way, our description of the raid was the only one published -- her description -- after the war. it was widely distributed. it was never contradicted. instead, her account and her application for a military pension was supported by

cy newlls for transpar after a white montgomery county police officer was caeht on camra using the "n" word while interactg with a group of black then. the men were stopped outside the after a mcdonald's, using a slur that one police officer said was said to her. people are demanding they release the body cam image. the department says they're o workingn a response. >>> 5:05. making his pitch. tours from now presidentrump ill announce a new immigration policy. >> an overhaul of the america's immigration system has longbeen promise of his administration and a source of controversy. we expect to hear proposals that will beef up borderty securiand make changes to the green card system. one proposed change may favor imgrants with high-level skills, deees, and job offers as opposed to those w just have relatives in the u.s. president trump is also expectec to annoue a plan to pay for a border wall. the cash could come from a new fee on trade. hiproposal is not expected to address cuundomented immigrants already in the country. >>> it's 6.5 alabama defied a landmark decision that ruledborti

we're watching very heavy rain come through montgomery county and prince ntorge's cou we're going to+hut&édñ to watch as this moves off to the south and east. you can see this coming right througníjñw downtown, right t arlington and5o,> alexandria. vxáát)ing spring fa very heavy rain"1úd!jç atsocie m we've tot another line the west. and another farther back to theÑ west. all of these are going to coth another couple''pk'viuát)r'gs as that is concerd?3y and then e get to the weekend. this all weekend'r long. we talking about a chance of w rain tomorro and sunday. byóg;9x to take you hour hour coming up in my full forecast. >> sounds good. thanks,úc doug. that's our weather coverage jus gettingstarted. there is nothing severe y, but that can ch÷÷! in an if we get any warning, wez7tí gt back doug immedi!é9v'c we can also track storms using our interactive radar with the nbc washingtonvtm app every[@8x of the d >>> new reaction this afternoon from police ande elected icficialsall the condemning of montgomery countyofficer officer who used the "n" word. f >> that oficer captured by

frederick, maryland and montgomery coty, howard county. few and far between. most of us dry tonight but most aroundk, frederic downtown frederick, you see the shower and wider view shows them settling on in across our region. so i do think as this storm system continues to spin, we'll see this area of showeon continue dc northward and look at the overall spin here and this kind of goesith what pattern is just sitting here across the northeast. we've got very cool air. the jet stream down to our south meaning very cool air forst of the east coast here. the warm air, way back to the west and talking about kansas, parts of texas and oklahoma. we want it to come our way. it will be pushing towards the weekend. but here's the thing. the jet stream is going to stop right here. some day thearmer side and some days on the cooler side. we're going to fluctuate here and not going to see anything like the cooler air goes so tomorrow, we get a little bit better. 71 degrees. pretty nice. many of you in the 60s. more sunshine, lessednday wi is looking fantastic.th rsday, we

a few showers in upper montgomery or frederick county. 67 tomorrow and 77 picking the child up.ore clouds and sun but nice afternoon. this is for our friends at the maryfield garden center. place yourlants in the sunlight and then you can movth in sunlight if they are indeed sun plants. 84 degren your friday. 30% chance of afternoon storms and 85 o saturday and 89 on sunday. 30% chance of showers. monday, a little betterhance of storms. the frontal boundary cools things off. look at memorial day weekend. looking really really nice there. fridays, 90. 93 on turday, that could extend through memorial day weekend. we like it hot starting off the summer. >>> last week, one student was killed, eight others wounded, when police say two gunmen opened fire inside a school. >>> as dan explains tonight we now know a moreut the courage. >> reporter: near denver, thousands gatemr to rber a hero, kendrick castillo. >> i want you to remember the incredible young man, kendrick was and incredible way he affected our lives. >> reporter: just two weeks ago he rushed gunman at the s.t.e.m. school.

we learned he will not work for montgomery county public schools again. the varsity coach, according to superintendent jack smith, will keep his job. the athletic director is out according to the superintendent. he will stay as a teacher in the school system, but not at damascus high school. and, as we snoknow, the princip has been reassignedas jack smith w pressed hard by reporters on why, given texts exchanged between school staff that night about thent incide why police were not called until the next day. >> i don't think i can be any more clear. in the context of everything d, saiit didn't indicate there was a sexual assault. there was a lot said. i frankly can't share that information at this time.ll but i am teg you it did not indicate a sexual assault at that time. the next morning it became much more clear as staff members talked with students about actually what had transpired. >> reporter: now, the criminal investigation continues. told by the o perintendent including looking into whether this was some type of prior pattern that students had hea

shaw was under montgomery. he wrote in his letters, and if you have never seen these letters edited by russell doug gooden they are spectacular letters that he edited. shaw wrote about montgomery when particularly surrounding the sacking and inning of darien, georgia, 1863. he referred to montgomery's policy. "his indian mode of warfare which is more extreme than anything he had seen," and he went on. up is not a fair stand such as our potomac army is used to. this shooting, burning, and hanging, firing into houses occupied by noncombatants and burning down dwellings which sheltered only women and children are not the true means to put down the rebellion, and montgomery disagreed entirely." shaw went on to say he called it his indian mode of warfare, and those are his words. >> that reference to the sea islands brings us back to theing a little bit about carolinas. i have a question for tamika and whats new setting, transpires in it? newbern in story of the wake of the war, and it is focaly interesting point. i

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montgomery county police need your help. take a look at the pictures. police say geraldine evelyn costello and delores paula kashewka left to go shopping on tuesday but never returned.i they both l in the 200 block of booth street in gaithersburg. now there's a panera bread and bb & t bank in the area. they are 85 and 89. they were seen driving a light colored lincoln mkx, a smaller vehicle. call police if you know where either of these women might be. > ck to you. >hope they find them soon. cory smith at the live desk. thank you. >>> 6:05.th morning, democratic calls for attorney general william barr to resign are growing louder. >> house speaker nancy pelosi ins gone as far as committg barr of committing a crime. she said the attorney general lied when he was asked whether he knew whether robert mueller was uisfied with his summary of the rsia report. this week we learned mueller sent barr a letter telling him as much. at the time, barr said he was unsure how mueller felt. yesterday barr refused to appear before houseommittee because the democrats pla

now this one in montgomery county. of course, the big question -- are these all the same ople, the same crew? police now say that's under investigation, as well. they do know in this case now looking for a older model pickup truck that got away with that atm t re ahe store. we're live in silver spring, i'm justin finch, news4. back to you. >> all right. thank you. fr>>> an aan-american scholar and professor is demanding change at a local school. he says his grandson was called the "n" word and threatened with violence. >> this allegedly happened tuesday at horace mann elementary school in d.c s michael aarys his grandson, 6-year-old max, was running to lunch with friends when another student called him the "n" word and threatened to shoot him. a police report wasle and a letter went home to pants. dyson says this isn't the first time something like this has happened at school. >> what do you o aboute systematically? what are the institutional mechanisms that can be put inpl e to, a, be proactive and address this kind o

as melissa mentioned, traffic is moving again on i-270 montgomery county.ut 90 mites ago. a tractor-trailer caught fire near clapper road. itas carryingic org food. >>> a deadly apartment fire in new york city has killed several people including children. >> this is video from the scene there in the harlem area. news 4's corey smith is at the li live. >> children ranged from 3 to 11 and there were four t ofhem and a mother and another male adultv he smoke coming from that apartment. it not clear what started this fire, butef firhters think that it began in the kitchen of the fifth floor ap ltment. ratherge apartment. three bedrooms and many other rooms as well. took firefighters about two hours to get this blaze under cont absolutely tragic start to the morning there in harlem. be sure to look at updatesmi up. >> very sad. thank you. >>> 6:33 now. developing this morning, we are about an hour away from another update from officials after a deadly school shooting. officials say two students stormed the s.t.e.m. school yenerday afternoon denver killing one st

news s nicole jacobs is live along montgomery county with more on this story. nicole, good morning.> porter: good morning to you, eun. don't you just hate the feeling, the annoyance of going to the mail tx, getting thatket in the mail with the image of your vehicle plastered all over it? there's no denying it at that point, that you were speeding somewhere on maryland roadways? well, that small mailing has generated big bucks for the state of marylano the tune of $64 million just in 2018 o alne. that averages more than a mall and a half tickets issued. aa mid-atlantic said more than 1/3 of the speed camera tickets were issued to drivers caught speeding one mile per hour beyond the threshold that triggers the flash. now as for the areas that have tsp most eders, montgomery county tops that list followed by the city of baltimore, then ince george's county and then baltimore county rounding out the top four. now if there aresi any ve signs to all of this, it appears drivers are growing more aware of theirpeed in school and work zones. in prince george's county, fo

it shows a white montgomery county police officer using the "n" word in front of a group of black men whowere being detained outside a fast-food restaurant. there are calls for police to p reviicies and practices. >> they want to start with that incident outside the mcdonald's. more on how that towards would work. >> we have more people, y'all [bleep] trying something. >> this video of the montgomery county police officer using the "n" word while questioning the black people upset the preighborhood. sident nancy navarro is raising the possibility that a citizenng polic advisor commission could help determine if the incident reflects a policy of racial profiling by police. >> the data points to the fact that the vast majority, let's say, a big proportion of trespassing arrest and things of that nature seem to be skewedw toards the african-american and latino population, yes, i think you can conclude there is racial profiling. >> reporter: the naacp montgomery county branch, says we support the policing advisory commission bill as a step towards increased accountability. we believe it w

this tn montgomery county. this time they did get away with the cash machine.olice tell us two people wearing black hoies we into the store along tech road in calverton before a third person drove a pickup truck through store front. they loaded the atm into the back of the truck and took off. >> come hervery morning, man. to see that, that's ridiculous. >> a couple of them from this county and even in baltimore, but i'm surprised to see it here. >> since the start of 2019, we've seen successful and unsucce unsuccessful attempts. police believe the same group may be behind at ast several of these cases. >> they've been getting a lot of practice. >>> disappointment tus to outrage in montgomery county over proposed cuts to school rams. pr among the cu s, aoir instructor at rockville high school and a band teachert northwood highscheduled to become part-time. wtop reports parents voiced concerns. last month's meeting successfully reversed plans to make cuts to theog music prram at springbrook high school. >>> it's been almost two weeks and a father says he has no i

montgomery county leased the officer's body camera footage. c and y her her use the same slur in the video. >> couldn't believe it. i could not believe it. i couldn't believ the face that she made. she thought it was a cool thing to say. it's not. sh even said it was appropriate. >> montgomery county police released a statement that reads in part, "the matter brought to our attention today is disturbing and contrary to our department's values and our overarching mission to fairly and impartially serve our community." >>> now to a news4 i-team investigation. this morning a patient w escaped a locked psychiatric unit at the veterans affairs medical center in the district is in custody and facing several charges. this is a story you saw first on news4. according to police and v.a. records obtained by the news i-team, the patient remealed the ceiling -- remove of the ceiling les in the shower in the unit. he crawed to -- crawled to a lockeeispace. a nbor who didn't want to be identified said she was able to catch a cab to virginia. >> he went thro

abolitionist j hocker's, including james montgomery, to -- entered missouri within weeks of mustering from kansas to exact justice for decades of what they considered proslavery sins. a unionist in jackson county complained the men had stolen horses and assaulted women, robbed families, and even a local post office, and committed more extreme acts of terror, including burning homes and "putting ropes around innocent men's necks, threatening to hang them." it was soon complained that hard lining kansans had "made war upon union men as fiercely upon secessionists. they were turning peaceable and quiet citizens into desperate guerrillas." this retributive war gradually engulfed many parts of the trans-appalachian and trans-mississippi west, exploding after lincoln's announcement of emancipation to reveal the positive link between slavery and irregular warfare. in response, and part of what historians have termed "lincoln's strong-armed strategy," the president gave a long leash to union commanders in these western states who show the inclination and capacity for aggressive military measu

montgomery county police need your help. take a look at these photos. police say geraldine evelyn costello and delores paula kashewka left to go shopping on tuesday but never returned. we're told they both live in the 200 block of booth street in gaithersburg. there's a panera bread and a bb & ank in the area. castillo is 85. shewka is 89. they were last seen driving a lincoln mkx, smaller suv-type vehicle, with maryland plates. call police if you know where either might be. back to you. >> thank you.s >>> thimorning, democratic calls for attorney general william barr to resign are growing louder. >> house speaker nancy pelosi has even gone as far as accusing barr of a committing crime. she says the attorney general lied to congress when he asked robert ew whether mueller was unsatisfied with his summary of the russia report. this week we learned mueller sent barr a letter telling him as much.ti at the barr said he was unsure how mueller felt. he refused to appear before a ee house com because democrats were going to have a lawyer question him. the just

those investigators will then be required to submit a written report of theiriings to the montgomery county state's attorney. if no charges are filed against the officer, then the report must be released to the public. >>> new, one person is under arrest after an aack in southeast washington.te d.c. police ll us a man was stabbed on 10th place after 8:30 last night. the victim was found conscious i and breatng and is expected to be okay. >>> this morning, d.c. police are sharing surveillance video of an armed robberyha hoping tt somebody recognizes the robber. we'll show you the video. you see a man walk in, pull out a gun, and then point it at the ng cash.ile deman this happened on sunday. aittle before 2:00 in the morning. the business is on rhode island avenue ino rtheast washington. anybody with information about this should call d. police. >>> 5:06. a former d.c. football player, righ school player, charged with murdering his gird last month will stay behind bars. >> his name is jamal speaks. you may remember that we reported about speaks.be he'd kicked off the football team at

our molette green stopped montgomery county yesterday tos say thank to teachers at the st. mary's school. today she's headed to garfield elementary in southeast washington. you can see her live reports coming up in our next hour. >>> cooking can sometimes be al chale for some people, aaron, but having the right tools can make a chef's job a whole lot easier. yesterday the executive chef can help themch aieve their culinary dreams.e they werven sharp knives. this was part of 100th anniversary celebration. >> knives are expensive. it makes a difference. >> i'm not cooking that much. i'm not cut ng fishever. >> ever? >> ever. >> ever? >> no. i don't like the way it feels. >> how are you going to eat fish? >> i don't eat fish. >> okay. >> takesare of that, right? >> still ahead on "news 4 today," improve the look of your property without breaking the bank. >> we'll show you ways to make yourawn the envy of the neighborhood plus new details of the arrest of a man with a gun inside the trump international hotel in dc. where he was headed when police caught up with him. stay with

. >>> new calls for transparency afer a white montgomery county police officer spoke with a group of black men. an office t used slur allegedly repeatinghat one of the men said to her. nine council members signed a letter demanding police release the body cam footage and answer questions like why the men were stopped in the first place. montgomery county police would not comment on the letter, only saying the department is working on a response. >>> it is 4:04. making his pitch. hours from w, president trump will announce a new immigration policy. >> an overhaul of america's immigration system has long been a promise of hti administra and a source of controversy. we expect to hear prols that will beef up border security and make changes to the green card system. one proposed change may favor immigrants with high-level skills, degrees, and job offers aso opposed to those have relatives already in the u.s. si predent trump is expected to announce a plan to pay for a border wall. the cash could come from a new fee on trade. his proposal is not expected to address undocumented immigrants

lane and montgomery became known widely as negro thieves by how well they took slaves. lane used his troops to liberate slaves held by the wives and en.ldren of missouri m hays, kansas brigade would be joined by an army of slaves marching out. exasperated by his deal and resulting civilian complaints, by fall, general henry halleck referred to lane's rates as great jayhawking expeditions. the progress of emancipation follows the movement southward. even before john c vermont, the republican party's had issued, a controversial and short-lived emancipation proclamation in august of 1861, 1 that lincoln quickly rescinded. iowa and illinois troops in northern and southeast missouri were enticing slaves to become servants for fair wages. the military freely used slaves to offer information about guerrillas, and he pursued retraining confederates southward in missouri. he would not allow contraband slaves to be returned to the masters who claimed them. this was also going on in northern missouri, when troops entered. at the western -- as the western armies pushed south, the b

tonight, montgomery county police trying to track down it the driver who forced the woman off the road. >>> and president trump goes on the attack after a gop congresan bucks his party. the raging debate over impeachment heating up. >> all right. so sunny skies f some of you. potential severe weather for others. good evening. i'm erika gonzalez. we are in weather alert mo tonight because of the strong storms threatening parts of our rion. storm team 4 meteorologist samarrae theodor joins us. >> a thunderstorm warning has been issued for areas throughout our area. if you live in pink, it's fair game for mother nature and you're under a severe thunderstorm watch. washington county, frederick, berkeley, clark, all under that severe thunderstorm watch until 9:00 p.m. hail andeavy rain, damaging winds, things we've already seen, and we could see for the areas shaded in pink, but right now bigger picture shows we've been quiet and unscathed in the washington, d.c. metro area. headed farther north, this is a track we're tracking in washington county. an area where they have seen copious amoun

. >>> terrifying moments on the road in montgomery couny. a wohrown from her bicycle as she was riding in poolsville. witnesses say an aggressive driver hatssed her righff the road. darcy spencer is live with details on this unbelievable crash. darcy. >> reporter: well, pat, that's right. the woman crashed her bike right here on the sulder area of river road. if you take a look up here, you can see this is very rural. it is very remote. it is popular with bike riders also. there is a lot of vehicle traffic here. her friends are convinced this was road rage incident. today police told us they are trying to identify the driver.a ntgomery county woman crashed her bike here on river road in poolsville. her fellow riders say they were being harassed byn aggressive driver who made her lose control of her bike. >> i think it's the hardest thing i've ever seen as a rider. >> reporter: police are investigating the crash and trying to identify the driver of the silver suv who may have caused her to fall, but they say they need the public's help. >> we

thank you. >> reporter: i'm following terrlyying moments for a fami in montgomery county.ook at these pictures -- a large tree came crashing downon this home, barelyissing an 11-year-old inside. it iced through theroof, pierced the ceiling there. this happened on lark meade lane inc. po first responders say there was also damage to the first floor. two kids and two adults are now without a home, but no one was hurt. back to you. >> all ght. thank you. >>> fufr news4 is working 4 you bringing the first new treatment for depression in years. doctors say it works fast. >> d reen gentzler hasreaction from two mothers who say th medication savedhe t lives. >> reporter: an old drug is giving patients new hope in thet fig against depression. doctors call ketamine a game changer because it can work omwithin hours cred to all the other anti-depressants which can take weeks to kick in if they work at ath. e who have used it say the treatment dramatically improved their lives. >> i feel free. i look forward to waking up very day. i look forward to thefu ture. >> ketamine has been use

. >>> happening today, the montgomery county counsel is set to tackle the issue -- montgomery countys set to tackle the issue of montgomery county sloogs andnz ÷ safety of your child's drinkingÑ wer. water comiáñm drinking fountains contained a level a lead that wasbove the state' minimum requires -- minimum requirements. the council wants to lower it below the level below what the state's is. exposure to lead can affect the cognitive and bone development in children. uu(v that will change theh#wkv< dtivr'vestigated.ange theh#wkv< under the;l lett)yéoñn act wffis kill someone, investigators from a separate group will submit the attorney.s if no chargere filed against the officer, then the report must be releasedz to tjh)#ñ pub. >>> new this morning, one person is under arst after an attack in southeast washington. d.c. police tell us a/3 man÷gñ stabbedon 10th place after 8:30. found and breathing and is expected to be okay. >>> this morning, d.c. police are sharing surveillance video of a armed robbery hoping that somebody recognizes the suspect. here it is, you can see the suspect w

this happened in montgomery county on tech road in cal verton just off columbia pike.ice say they drove a pickup into the front of a 7/11.te investigators us two people dressed in black hood ies, went in first, forced witnesses to the ground, loaded the atm into the back of the truck and off they went. >> i come here every morning, man. to see that, that's ridiculous. >> even inal bmore, but i'm surprised to see it hit here. >> this has almost been a trend in montgomery county and prince george's county. even in the district. police believe some of these atm thefts or attempted thefts are connected. >> they've had a lot of practice. >>> a great kid whod worked h and someone with a lot of friends. that's how a man described his son today as he and police try to figure out why someone shot and killed him. the victim a former university of maryland athlete murdered nearly two years ago. our news 4 chris gordon has our story. >> he's going to be daily missed. he was not only my son, he was my friend, my companion. >> reporr: michael presto heart is broken. h n,estosowas gu

but montgomery county police want folks to take a good look to help them out. araldine evelyn costello delores paula kashewka left to go shopping on tuesday but never returned. we're told they both live in the 200 blockof booth street in gaithersburg. there's a panera bread and bb and b tnk there. one is 81, the other 89. the pair were last seen driving an ivory covered lincoln mkx, a small suv-type vehicle. it has maryla license plates. be sure to call montgomery county lice if you know where either of these women might be. aaron, eun, back you. all right. thank you. >>> 4:05. this morning, democratic calls for attorney general williig barr to r are growing louder.>> house speaker nancy pelosi has even gone as far as accusing barr of committing a crime. she sara the attorney ge lied to congress when he was asked whether he knew whether robert mueller was unsatisfied withfhis summary o the russia report. this week we learned mueller sent barr a letter telling him as much.ti at the, barr said he was unsure how mueller felt. yesterday barr refused to appear edfor

. >> reporter: montgomery county superintendent of schools jack sm th announced results of an internal investigation into the incident at aamcus high school locker room on october 31st of last year. t led to the arrest of five damascus high school football players on charges they used a i broomst to sexually assault jv players. the domestic found a policy violation resulted that the were running late and left players unsupervised between ault and 3:15, when the a was said to have taken place. school resource offers from montgomery county police were not notified until the next day, november 1st. they found insufficient evidence to determine if there was an el unreasonable d this reporting. >> i'm telling you it did not indicate a sexual assault at that time. the next morning i became much more clear as staff members talked with students about what actually had transpired. >> reporter: smith said the jv football coach has been fired and banned from working at montgomery county schools. etthe athlic director was removed but continues to work as a teacher but not at damascus. the principa

the scene was not much better in montgomery county. her hesda team escaped house with the family's two dogs afer a tree crashednto the home onis holl drive and the house caught fire. >> walked downstairs, and i saw the window and thought it was a fire. then i looked to the right, and there's -- the tree fell. i freaked out. >> luckily nobody was hurt. >>> today traffic could be even worse than yesterday as people head out of town for the memorial day holiday weekend. a live look now at the bay bridge. not bad. and in just little bit of time, utis will be nothing b stop-and-go traffic. if you're heading out of town today, you'll want to get on the ad before 10:00 this morning. >> like nowish or ten minutes from now. let the program finish first. thosed in marylan and virginia, they are lifting construction-related lane closures through the weekend to free up space on the roads out there. n e worst traffic will be monday, memorial day itself, as people head back home. it could take you three times longer to get home compared to the usual

that's what montgomery county police say happenedo four women. 47-year-old phillip cantor slipped thepe drug into a woman's drink. s woke up naked and feeling paralyzed in his bed. since then more women have come forward. >> now there are three other victims cong forward at this time and this spans a several year waype of oting. >> one victim says she was raped back in 2007 when cantor lived in garr park. another victim says she was raped in 2010 and the latest come forward says she became cantor's victim in 2011. the montgomery county state's to atey's office says it was the same m.o. >> meeting women in bars and taking them out for drinks and they wake up according to the chargi charging documents, not knowing where ey arend him essentially raping them. >> now they're asking the public to take a good look at cantor's mug shot. police want anyone who may have been a victim to come forward. in montgomery county, megan jag fitzgerald, news 4. >> cantor was already registered as a sex offender for sexually abusing a minor. >>> at least one person died and another dozen injured after a s

the chase contied on to the 2000 and ended in montgomery county. the suspected thieves eventually hadto stop after being trapped at a dead end on the street. no word charges in this case. >>> this morning, d.c. police are stepping up paols inhe palisades neighborhood of northwest to prevent more smash-and-grab robberies. early yesterday thieves hit at least fur businesses on macarthur boulevard after 3:00 a.m. in each case, a front door was smashed open, and cash was stolen from the registers. police are trying to figure out whether a similar burglary on isconsin avenue is related. >> sure we'rupset any time people feel they can commit crimes so brazen. we're going to resp heavy patrols in the area. >> police have released surveillance video of a suspeag wearing a reed to hoodie. >> reporter: -- a gray heed. >>> more than 30 people were on a boat when it clided with another vessel on a river in budapest last night. most were tourist fro.south korea there were reports that many were not wearing life sdwrakjac. heavy rainfall caused the r aer to rise

some could get rambunctious. 56 in martinsburg, 55 in montgomery county, 58 in stafford. the school day forecast, watch out for after-school thunderstorms today for sure. here's the leading edge. them coming down out of parts of southeastern ohio into western west virginia. this cluster of storms is going to go just down to our south.ou ifre traveling today, down south of culpeper, charlottesville, rihmond, that could be a higher chance of storms today. here's the ten-day forecast. only an fitty-bitty chance rain tomorrow, high, 85. closing in on 90 sunday. only a slight chance for a at day shower. more likelihood for rain on your monday. quiet weather tuesdn, wedday, then as we run into memorial day weekend, it's going to start feeling like summertime. >> i like it. thank you. >>> frederick, westbound 70 near e street, truck lost a load of . grave we still have a little delay because of this. crews are cleaning up northbound, southbound on 270, don't have any issues right now. inner loop, outer loop of the beltway looking good. , but le bit of roadwo nothing to worry you

. >> you're based in montgomery county, your branch is based in the local branch is based in montgomery county. >> yes. >> but it is all over the country. >> all over the country. we have a branch in virginia, d.c., maryland, and asr fa out as the virgin islands. >> and how many years has -- for how many years has black girls do bike been participating in the bike that is coming up on saturday? >> this will be year three for most of the ladies. it is amazing. they're so excited about this event. >> how many members do you have? >> montgomery county and the b ikboe,a we have maybe> ut y a but you do lots of other things. tell us about some of your -- you advocate, you're big on education, volunteerism. >> yes. all of those things. just to promote and get the word t therethat this is important for us to do and even if you're not a cyclist or you want to take part inm sohing, volunteer and do that. and we speak at different events to talk about the promotion of women on the bike. and cycling and moving in any form. >> so, dou bike year round or bike only when the weather is good? that's no

police in montgomery county hope to answer that. surveillance video shows the most recent attempt overnight white oak, but this time they hit a major snag ending with three people now in custody. let's get right to news 4's pat collins and how this all played out this morning. what a wild finish, pat. >> indeed, jim. oh, thank heaven. it appears the string of atm thefts at 7-elevens may be over. maybe. two masked suspects rush into se 7-eleven and start painting black paint onurveillance cameras in the ceiling, but this time cops were watching. this timeop the cs were ready. this time the cops came in like the cavalry. in the dark hours of the morning this street went from ghost town to rush hour, all cop cars, moving in for the big takedown. now you see since the beginning of the year, a ring of robbers have been using stolen pickup trucks to ram into 7-elevens. dislodging atms from tiir moors and then running off with the money machines. there have been at ast nine cases, and they have been suessful at least half the time. now bac

. >>> the racial slur from a montgomery county police officer has lot of people talking. local officials say i there no, no justification for it.ey >> now th are putting together evidence to show this isn't an isolated incident. if yout haven't seen it, here i is. >> moreeople. y'all have been trying to -- >> this happened yesterday in white oak. white police were searching four black men who say they were waiting for a ride. wleon harris joins ush the latest. >> it appears the officer involved say the footage was hard to watch. now the department has opened an internal investigation into the incident. some peoplesan the commun they believe issues like this are systemic and they tell us that young black and latino men in that community have had very similar experiences with montgomery county police. >> there iep a percon here in montgomery county that we do not have a problem with policing the way we see happening across the nation. i am concerned because it's not an isolaed incident. >> it was disturbing and troubling. it also troubled me with the ease with which it was

. >>> there are now calls for transparency after a white police officer in montgomery county was caught on camera using the "n" word during an teraction with a group of black men. the county council wants police to release all body camera recordings of the incident. they stopped them at mcdonald's last thursday. cory smith signed a strongly worded letter to thectg police chief. more at 6:. >>> right now, prince george's county police are investigating the death of a woman in riverdale. someone found her body offhe bw parkway. it appears the body hth been ere in the creek some time. the medical examiner has to term how she died. >>> nbc news learned nbc mayor, bill de blasio, will become the latest candidate to enter the race information president. the mayor will make an official announcement tomorrow morning. he joins a field of nearly two dozen democrats trying to unseat president trump. de blasi has a record of progressive accomplishments in the largest city. new yorkers are split over whether they're happy with the job he has done as mayor. >>> saying he's harassed because he's a mus

one four-legged grad named chief and his owner stole the show at montgomery coun.'ence a service dog in his custom-made cap and will gown by her side st as he's always been. >> he knows my every move before i even think it sometimes. i joke he's my little tattle tail in my body. he can note it before medical devices pick it up which is incredible. >> the cap. she's looking forward to starting her next chapter with chief by her side. that, is of course, until he wants to stop working. >> they're unstoppable. keep it going. >>> ahead, a world of possibilities in the palm of her hand. how a bionic arm is changing the life of a teenager. >>> plus, many of you will probably have a cookout on this memorial day. we're going to actnel what you ed to know. >>> heading into the 6:00 hour. today is memorial day. many of you may be heading home after a weekend away.w e're going to be live with the best times to hit >>> plus, president trump suggests rolling thunder will returnea next as organizers c of the ride say this is the -- motorcycle ride say this is the last year. >>> l

. >> it shows a montgomery county police officer using a racial slur. polay they're and trying to learn everything threy. >> so a we. let's get started with erika gonzalez at the live teske to get us up to speed. >> it's about the video, isn't it? we're going to show you a short edited portion. it's a clip and it' getting shared all over social media. a white police officer can be heard using the "n" word while talking to a black man involved in a traffic stop. take a listen. >>. [inaudible] >> the man who shot this says it staed as a traffic stop on new hampshire avenue and he says that female police officer used the "n" word while to him. in the same clip he can be heard calling the officer an offensive term. the man used "n" word while talking to officers leading up to the moment,we but still haven't seen the events that led up to this part of the video that we're showing you. police tweeted, quote, we' currently in the process of reviewing all the video footage. we've reached out to the persons involved in the incident. more information is forthcomi

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>> nicole jcobs live in montgomery county this morning. thank you. >>> 6:49.man is d walking on crane highway. adrian harris was walking in the mediann rosariville road before 5:00 in the morning. the driver thought he hit a deer and instead of calling police he called onstar to report the damage. police responded a half hour later after responding to a call abt a body in the center median. the driver cooperated with police. >>> an 8-year-old texas girl is safe this morning after police say a man snatched her off the street while walking with her mother. this is a doorbell camera. own out of the toll pla car as he took off with salem sabatka. community members went out on their own looking for the suspect's car. they found it at a motel, called police, and the girl was found safe. 51-year-old michael webb is in jail charged with kidnapping. ay tuned for the "today" show day" sho for more. >>> and storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell tracking heat sticking around. >> another war day. today should be five days in a higher.or there's a chance for thunderstorms t

in montgomery county, mig eagan fitzgerald, news 4. a an electric scooter in fender bender with an ambulance today. the man riding the scooter admits the crash was his fault. he was riding along constitution avenue when he hea sirens and knew he had to pullover but didn't realize how close the ambulance was and hit it. the man was not hurt. >>> police have released n details about a deadly shooting we brought you as breaking news yesterday morning. the man who was killed inside a car that was riddled with bullet is a 26-year-old. detectives say that they think he and others were in that car around 5:00 monday morning when another car pulled up beside them and opened fire. no one else inside that car was struck. police still need your help in ming an arrest in this case. >>> today michael avenatti pleaded not guilty to charges that he defrauded his most stmous client the adult film starmy daniels. avenatti appeared in court in new york on federal charges of wire fraud and aggravated identity theft. prosecutors say he pochated money tdan

. >>> and we begin tonight with slur straight from the m:.eúi6v a uniformed montgomery county police >> you're looking at two views f that encounter earlier today. body cam video, on the right cell phone video from one of the menv inved. >> the videos are shocking a lot of people in our area tonight, including the men that officer was talking ?"to. qi rñ4%b4)Ñ? >> reporter: during, as you said, within the last hour montgomery policeh9ñ released worn camera video that confirms that ti?"p;happened. >> iouldn't believe it. it.ould not believe i couldn't believe the faced8z t she made. >> reporter: the men all in wait between the mcdonald's and theg station on white oak very morning to be picked up forrj landscaping. police officers arrived and said word. one of the men made a derogatoru omment to the police of after she used the "n" word.vj3r phone. releashe officer's body (ík "n" word. the men say they all receivedum says "the matter brought to our attention today is didurbing an m cont value questionsqgjt we have asked ton. what is that officer's status department? we have no kq a

the police union coming to the defense of a montgomery county officer who was captured on video using the "n" word. the union says in the statement a officer was repeating comment made by one of the men who was detained. she had no intent to discriminate against those men. it's a lengthy body camera video capturing montgomery county police questioning and searching four young men who say they were waiting for a ride to work at a mcdonald's no white oak. several minutes in the female officer coulibe heard us the "n" word. it was captured on the body camera and cell phone video recorded by >> we have more people y'all [ bleep ] trying to something. >> one of the menng challeed her use of the word and she responded. >> nope. that's a quote. those were your words. >> one of the men could also be rd using the "n" word on the recording before the officer used it. police rey the will be a thorough review of the entire incident. >> we are friends. >> the officer's actions have drawn criticism from government leaders to private citizens. >> i was disgusted. that type of language has no place f

we course contacted the ty montgomery county office of consumer protecti after aring from stacey andhey issued an ale to the business community about this overpayment scam. you said it right during the show that it's the same old scam, different tactics. they do this. they're always one s p ahead. >>y, it can take a while to clean up that mess. >> it would be a huge mess if they fell for it. >> thank you, susan. >>> so we're working for you still ith the major furniture recall. thousands of chests are being recalled after a 2-year-old was killed when one of the units tipped over. if you have one of them in your home, stopsing them immediately. south shore furniture makes the 3-door libra style chest. they're sol at target, walmart, and on amazon. go on our nbc washington app for a list of the recalle numb. you'll find them on the back of the chest. the manufacturer will give you a full refund come pick it up for free. >>> president trump said his administration is working with congress to reduce the surprise sticker shock that can send some hospital patients deep into tsbt. the presi