this afternoon eddie kobian was running radar in montgomery county, maryland. >> i see a lot of distracted driving, people on the phones, people that are not paying attention to their speed and they're going above the speed limit. just definitely keeps us busy. >> reporter: and nobody is immune. in miami last week serious injuries after an ambulance and fire truck collided while responding to an emergency. thankfully, no one was killed. this huge jump in accidents also brings with it a staggering cost. $152 billion just in the first six months. that's up 24% over a year ago. that's in death claims and injuries and property damages. experts say the lesson from all of this is to slow down, buckle up, and put the cell phone away. lester? >> tom costello, thank you. >>> a member of a navy parachute demonstration team is in stable condition following the accident that killed army sergeant corey hood at an air show in chicago on saturday. hood and the other man collided during a jump as onlookers watched on in horror. hood was taken to the

montgomery county the other day should have been behind bars. host: tom manger is the chief of police in montgomery county maryland. he's the president of major cities chiefs association. from maryland, good morning. caller: good morning. he knows that i am a member of his county. i want to disagree on something really quick and then go on to another quick point. when he says that the drugs sentencing laws were for violence, we already had books that -- we already had laws on the books that address the violence. i disagree. these were political decisions and we know that. when it comes to montgomery county and police action here, i see more policemen riding around in cars wasting taxpayer gas money. when they do stops, it is like four or five police cars like they want to put on a display. you do not see policemen walking in the street. montgomery county is an affluent neighborhood. there should be no fear of policemen getting out of their cars and walking and talking. i see an abundance of areas being targeted that are being minority areas with aggressive policing. i see other neighborhoods such as potomac bethesda

montgomery county the other day should have been behind bars. host: tom manger is the chief of police in montgomery county, maryland. he's the president of major cities chiefs association. from maryland, good morning. caller: good morning. he knows that i am a member of his county. disagree on something really quick and then go on to another quick point. when he says that the drugs, sentencing laws were for violence, we already had books that -- we already had laws on the books that address the violence. i disagree. these were political decisions and we know that. when it comes to montgomery county and police action here, i see more policemen riding around in cars wasting taxpayer gas money. when they do stops, it is like four or five police cars like they want to put on a display. you do not see policemen walking in the street. montgomery county is an affluent neighborhood. there should be no fear of policemen getting out of their cars and walking and talking. i see an abundance of areas being targeted that are being aggressiveeas with policing. i see other neighborhoods such as potomac, bethesda where you do not se

can't say how good it is today or how good it wasn't during katrina, but fema, new york, montgomery county, maryland, puget sound, florida, california, they were splendid. initially,e faced and i did not find this out until our conversation, josh, the newarly new york, yorker said we are in charge. the deputy chief was tragically killed on 9/11. guess james lee , thesee somebody said no oklahoma city people are highly professional, they are in charge. and it wasined up handled with enormous skill and professionalism. the reason i tell that story is because you contrast that with katrina, and i think the world of new orleans. my mother and dad, my wife and i, everybody had their honeymoon in new orleans or the new orleans area, but to have the governor start crying on television, and everybody is looking for insurance and reassurance and hope, and to have the command and control center underground, basically in a basement, when you are below sea level to start with, you would think it would be on the seventh floor of a building or something. was is an example, fema naginctional, mayor showed up and h

school in montgomery county, maryland will send their elementary and middle school to school 10 minutes their high schoolers 20 minutes later. one of the reasons for the adjustment to give students more time to sleep. so they don't have to wake up as early. parents have mixed feelings about the change. >> i think that the idea of starting high school kids later is the right idea but starting elementary school kids and middle school kids later is the wrong idea. i think particularly at this age with case load these kids have had it's wonderful. her bus used to pick her up at quarter to 7:00. >> that's early. we'll see how it goes. those students will return to school tomorrow. >>> a mother home with her two kids when a stranger knocks on the door. she opens that door and a gunman opens fire. the clue left behind that shows someone else may be involved. >>> plus a man shows up for work and comes face to face with the shock of his life. >> i hear the story but you never think it's going to happen to you. >> what was waiting inside this auto body shop ready to pounce? >>> talk about a lucky

oft: tom manger, the chief police for montgomery county, maryland. also president of the major cities chiefs association. you can get more information on mine. joining us from maryland, good morning. caller: good morning. he knows that i'm a member of his county. and i want to disagree with him on something really quick and then go on to another quick point. when he says that the drugs -- sentencing laws were for violence, we already had laws on the books that adjusted for violence and severe violence. and doing illegal things. so i disagree with him there because those were political decisions and we know that. and when it comes to montgomery county and the police action here, i seem or policeman riding around in cars, wasting our taxpayers' gas money, and when they do stop, it is for a five police cars. it is like they want to put on a display. but you don't see the policeman walking in the streets. and there should be no fear of policeman getting out of their cars and walking and talking in this area. abundance ofn areas being targeted that are min

montgomery county the other day should have been behind bars. host: tom manger is the chief of police in montgomery county maryland. he's the president of major cities chiefs association. from maryland, good morning. caller: good morning. he knows that i am a member of his county. i want to disagree on something really quick and then go on to another quick point. when he says that the drugs sentencing laws were for violence, we already had books that -- we already had laws on the books that address the violence. i disagree. these were political decisions and we know that. when it comes to montgomery county and police action here, i see more policemen riding around in cars wasting taxpayer gas money. when they do stops, it is like four or five police cars like they want to put on a display. you do not see policemen walking in the street. montgomery county is an affluent neighborhood. there should be no fear of policemen getting out of their cars and walking and talking. i see an abundance of areas being targeted that are being minority areas with aggressive policing. i see other neighborhoods such as potomac bethesda

this kitty is from montgomery county, maryland. she just turned 5 years old last week. >>> and one last one. i love my human and i'm a lap dog. we'll be right back. >>> it all starts when an officer hears a car crash. he comes to investigate and sees the suspect running. he catches up to the guy. and there's a struggle over the officer's gun and the gun goes off. and the suspect is shot. he's still fighting with the officer. two other officers come. he's tasered and taken to the hospital in critical condition. detectives are trying to figure out if he was under the influence. surae chinn, wusa 9. >>> after an historic visit, secretary of state john kerry has left cuba. his plane took off hours after raising the american flag at the u.s. embassy. he had a chance to do something that many americans will one day have a chance to do in havana -- take a walking tour. >>> a 3-kilometer zone is being evacuated following thursday's explosion at a port in tianjin. the definitely toll is 85. and 21 firefighters are included among the dead. >

so i hope, because there are successful places like louisville, like montgomery county, maryland, increasingly people are looking to the hartford example where 45 magnet schools that are well resourced and integrated have been built because of a lawsuit, and there's a multiracial coalition of parents that supports it. so there are positive examples out there. i hope we have not given up on it. >> brown: nikole hannah-jones, what did your report tell you about integration and what are the key factors in it? >> well, it tells you that integration efforts in this country peaked in 1988. that's also when the closure of the achievement gap peaked. so since then we've seen largely an unraveling. sheryll talks about there are 80 school districts that are actively attempting integration, but there are thousands of school districts in this country, and most of them are not. as nation we've decided that desegregation efforts are not politically worth our while. and so you have seen a pretty rapid recession immigration, particularly in the south, and in much of the northeast, there was never much desegre

schools in montgomery county, maryland will send their elementary and middle schoolers to school teninutes later and high schoolers 20, minutes later. one of the reasons toys give students more sleep time so they don't have to wake up so early. parents have milk feelings about this. >> i think that the idea of starting high school kid later is bright idea but starting elementary school kid and middle school kids is the wrong idea. >> i think typically at this age with the case load these kid have had is wonderful. her bus used to pick her up at quarter to 7:00. >> i was in high school i wanted to sleep until noon every day. we will see how this goes. those student will return to school this morning. >>> one very lucky california man find 20 bucks on the ground, right? he decides to turn it not to a million-dollar. he used the found money to buy two lot theory scratch off tickets. you guessed it, one of them was a million-dollar winner. >> i don't play these things. this is really just, you know, just a lucky chance really. >> tang plans to spend that money on his mother, and save the

my name is dan b q and i am for montgomery county, maryland. all lives matter. not just black life. if you cannot have an honest conversation about black live smattering when over 1600 people this year have been shot in of the, and over 50% shooting victims are african-american males. just yesterday, 12 people were shot in chicago. that does not make national headlines. >> can someone respond to him why black live slogan is relevant. >> black lives matter because when you look at what is happening -- there has not been blacked of this. black folks are under attack. while you may have six children, and you love your children equally but you have to love them adequately. we have to put adequate attention to the issues that are in our lack community. >> black lives matter. i would agree that all lives matter. however, you have to understand the source that that sentiment comes from. it is a source of frustration ad anger that goes back to point in history and time where if you had a drop of blood not to be equal. racism was condoned. this is woven into the fabric of who we are as a cou

in maryland, montgomery county schools and charles go back to school. loudoun county and prince william students go back to school. and you can stay in bed earlier. >> the school board decided to change the starting times. >>> today, school officials may decide whether to push back the start of classes at stafford high school. we told you that hess construction is having a hard time getting the permits it needs to allow administrators to move in. "the free lance-star" reports it was supposed to get a temporary permit yesterday, but did not. they may push the first day from september 8th to 14th. >>> ten years since hurricane katrina ravaged new orleans. today, president bush will visit the city. the former president and his wife will visit a charter school there and a library funded by the laura bush foundation. coming up on the "today" show a live report on how that city continues to recover a decade later. >>> here are 4 things to know before you head out the door at 6:56. tropical storm erika is over puerto rico and it's setting its sights on florida

. >> i am from montgomery county, maryland and all lives matter here not just black fly spirit -- not just black lives. you cannot have an honest conversation about black lies -- black lives mattering when over 1600 people this year have been shot in chicago and over 50% of the shooting victims are african-american males. just yesterday, 12 people were shot in chicago. that does not make national headlines. >> can somebody respond to him why the black lies slogan is -- the black lives slogan is relevant? >> i'm an activist here in washington, d.c. black lives matter because when you look at what happened, there has not been black justice. black folks are under attack here you may have six children and you can love your children equally but you have to love , them adequately. we have to put adequate attention to the issues in the community. bruce: stay on topic here. let's address black lives matter. he has got a problem with that slogan. >> i agree that all lives matter. i think you have to understand the source of that sentiment comes from, a source of frustration and anger that goes

. >> my name is dan, and i'm from montgomery county, maryland, all lives matter.u can't have an honest conversation about black lives mattering when over 1600 people this year have been shot in chicago and over 50% of the shooting victims are african-american males, just yesterday 12 people were shot in chicago. and you know what? that doesn't make national headlines, and it's hardly -- >> can somebody respond to him why black lives slogan is good? >> when you look at what's happened, and i'll follow up what jonathan said, there's not been black justice. right now black folks are under attack. and while you may have six children and you can love your children equally, but you have to love them adequately. we have to put adequate attention to the issues that are in our black community. >> trust me, i got it. stay with me on this, black lives matter. let's address that. reverend? he's got a problem with the slogan black lives matter. >> dexter nutall, pastor in d.c. i would agree that all lives matter. however, i think you have to understand the source that that sen

can't say how good it is today or how good it wasn't during katrina, but fema, new york, montgomery county, marylandinia, florida, california, they were splendid. the issue we face and i was in a part of raking tice initially and i didn't find this out until our conversation was in a view from york i don't mean to be offensive, that they were in charge. the deputy chief was killed on 9/11 or ray said we are in charge and fortunately james lee witt or somebody. but these oklahoma city people are highly professional. they are in charge. so everybody lined up and it is handled with enormous gill and professionalism. the reason i tell the story is because you contrasted with katrina and i think the world, and another into my wife and i., everybody had their honeymoon in the new orleans area. to have the governor start crying on television when everybody is looking for assurance, reassurance and hope and to have the command and control center underground basically in a basement when you are below sea level to start with, you would think it would be in the seventh floor of a building or some vague was not

. >> on the next washington journal, montgomery county maryland police chief tom manger on the recent rise in violent crime in cities. he's president of the major chiefs association. then miami herald correspondent carol rosenberg on the latest white house moves to shut down the guantanamo bay prison. join the conversation by calling in or posting to twitter and our facebook page. washington journal is live each morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >>> reuters has reported that the state department office set up toin dependently grade global trafficking was sent into 14 countries and the results is that cuba and malaysia were upgraded and taken off the blacklist of countries that failed to combat modern day slavery. members of the foreign relations committee will question sarah seawall live at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >>> theodore roosevelt becomes president after the assassination of william mckinley and to accommodate her family, edith roosevelt renovates the second floor of the executive mansion, thus the creation of a west wing to house the staff offices. by adding a socia

maryland. montgomery county police say a construction crew found a man shot at veirs mill road and randolph road and they called 9116789 medics rushed him to the -- 911. medics rushed him to the hospital but he later died. witnesses say they spotted a man running away from the scene. >>> it was back to school for montgomery county students today but the morning got off to a rough start for about 17 of them. two school buses collided at glen road and falls road in potomac. it was a train reaction that started when one bus ran into a car. students were checked on to the scene and loaded to new buss to make it to their first day at winston churchill high school. for nearly all other montgomery county students, they arrived on time and ready to start the new year. but this year brought some big changes. nikki burdine was at walt whitman high school where the new schedule is officially under way. >> reporter: no back-to-school blues this morning for students in montgomery county. maybe it's because they got an extra 20 minutes this morning before school. what they did with that take time depends on w

montgomery county schools are also starting today. and the biggest district in maryland is a little bigger this year. news4's kristin wright is live at walt whitman high school with more for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. a record number of students in montgomery county, more than 156,000. as you said, eun, making it the largest school district in maryland. significant changes this year, one of them being the school start times. this is a big debate over the last several years. the idea that parents who wanted this wanted high school students to get more sleep. so the school board voted to make these changes in february and here they are. so high school students will start 20 minutes later this school year with school starting at about 7:45. middle school students also shifting their schedule, 20 minutes with most of them starting at 8:15. elementary school students in montgomery county will start at 9:00 or 9:25. depending on the school. that's about a ten minute shift. now, also 800 new teacher, new educators in the school district this year

montgomery county in maryland starts august 31st, which is a monday. >>> you may have heard of littles. their popping up in neighborhoods all across the country, usually perched at the end of a person's driveway offering books to borrow. >> there's a few in northwest d. c. as jennifer austin explains, a wisconsin boy has turned his love for books into something bigger. >> randy and his son stony. >> how about winnie the pooh. >> know story time can take a person a world away. >> whistle and george held on tight. >> which is why their pages in an 8 by 12 shed. >> stony's free library opened after stony saw a little free library on tv. >> he got excited when he saw it, and his mom was with him, and she asked him if he wanted to do that, and he indicate that had, yes, he did. >> little free libraries are usually a little larger than a mailbox. >> adult books over on this side. kids book over on this side. >> is clearly not the little version. >> we had too many books. oh, bother. >> the size is fitting for an 8- year-old who loves to read. >> it's his favorite thing. >> born with cerebra

host: last week, we sat down with tom major, he heads up the montgomery county maryland police department head of the police chiefs association, and he spoke about some of the problems that officers face and how they're trying to -- trying to deal with those. i wanted to listen to apportion and get your response. >> it really started a number of national conversations. ofstarted conversations police use of force, specifically deadly force. it started conversations about the militarization of the lease, -- of police, does the diverse of the reflect the diversity of the community we are serving? first and foremost, it started , what isrsation about the relationship between the police department and the community? host: eugene o'donnell, he went on to say that relationship needed to be cops developing that one-on-one relationship with shop owners, neighborhoods -- your response to what he had to say. course, it is true. community policing is done all of that the country in well-to-do neighborhoods. it is a no-brainer, pretty easy to do. what we are facing is a challenge in terms of inner cit

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and thunderstorms, all moving off to the east, in through portions of montgomery county, loudoun county, frederick county, maryland toward rappahannock and fauquier county. zoom on into this area, portions of montgomery county, southern frederick county, around the frederick area, right down 270, 270 down toward urbana, clarksburg, gaithersburg about to get t this rain making its way your way. very heavy rainfall, not a lot of lightning with this around the leesburg area, we have seen that coming through your region, too. this is the biggest area of rain and storms around the washington -- yeah, little washington down there, toward rappahannock county that storm into central fauquier county. monitor those storms four, veronica talking about that weekend, the 90s, not done bus just yet. >> thanks, doug. >>> if your iphone pictures aren't coming out as clearly as you would like, maybe it's not your fault. apple just recalled a batch of iphones and specifically the 6 plus models. there could be a defective camera component inside those device and that makes your photos come out blurry. the impacted phones were sold b

the islamic education center half an hour after being releaseed from the nearby montgomery county center in potomac, maryland. he worships at the mosque. the woman works here. how is she doing? >> better, a little traumatized. >> reporter: he put a knife to her throat and demanded she get out of the car. when she backed away, he threw a brick at her and then drove off. wednesday, he carjacked another woman, this time in a honda crv in northwest d.c. what is your reaction knowing he carjacked someone here, then carjacked someone else? >> i don't know what's going through his mind. i mean, it's crazy, especially when you come straight out of a detention center. >> reporter: he crashed on little falls parkway. he took off running. officers arrested him on massachusetts avenue northwest. he admitted to the carjacking outside the mosque. he says he robbed his sense of security. >> i will leave sooner or something like that. >> that was shomari stone reporting. news 4 tried to speak to both carjacking victims. neither woman wanted to speak. >>> two parents arrested charged with killing their 10-week-old baby. he f

in maryland, montgomery county schools opening with some big changes this year. news4's kristin wright live outside walt whitman high school in bethesda where students are showing up pretty soon here. good morning to you. >> reporter: hey, good morning. this is it. it's the first day of school. record number of students going to montgomery county schools this year, 156,000. with me this morning is president of the montgomery county school board, pat o'neill. good morning to you. >> happy new year. >> reporter: happy new year to you too. what are the big changes we're talking about this year is the school start times. what are the changes? >> well, we're starting middle school and high school 20 minutes later and the american academy of pediatrics and the centers for disease control recommend an 8:30 start time for adolescents. we weren't able to quite get there, but this is a step in the right direction. >> reporter: will it make a difference? i mean, we're talking 20 minutes for high school and middle schools. and elementary it's a ten minute change. do you thin

among those starting the new year, montgomery and charles counties in maryland and prince william county and loudoun in virginia. our back-to-school coverage starts in virginia. >> reporter: i'm julie carey in loudoun county where this year, there are more full-day consistenter garteners than ever before in the district even though it is not offered to all students. last year, just 11% of loudoun county's kindergarten-aged kids attended full-day class. this year with added funding, it has been bumped up to more than 30%. preference is given to children that might face learning challenges. >> with that expansion, ber targeting students who will benefit the most from kindergarten that includes students from low-income families, special needs students and also english language learners. >> reporter: other end of the school spectrum there, is a big change in louden county. you think all mild and high schoolers would be celebrating no more mandatory midterms or finals but coming up on news4 at 5:00, you will hear from students who are sceptical about that. >>> a record number of students went

montgomery county. and then down towards southern maryland this is where we have seen the bulk of thunderstorms. that's something we will continue to watch out for as well. back towards the west. heads up. you may not be getting the rain now but all of this rain is making its way your way. should be in coalpepper in about the next half an hour or 40 minutes or so. that's the way things will be over the next couple of days. high temperatures the next few days. not bad. but notice 40% chance of storms tomorrow. 60% on thursday and i really think that thursday will be a good chance to get those. nothing too strong but something we will continue to watch. 86 on friday, 86 on saturday. most of the weekend looks nice. >> more gunfire in the district. we're hearing that multiple people have been shot on savanna street on southeast dc. the dc police and fire ems are on the scene right now. we have got a crew on the way and we will bring you more as soon as get any confirmation from the police. >> double trouble takes a dig at hiedi klum but she fights back. >> starbucks making changes to one of its most

county schools. students went bag to school in most maryland counties today. in montgomery county school officials took an opportunity to make a plea to the state. montgomery county reporter kevin lewis shows us what they are asking for to help your kids. >> we are facing a very, very tough economic challenge. kevin: mcps is dealing with record breaking enrollment but not enough to add more schools. >> we have added 20,000 students since 2007. that is enough students to fill our largest high school, blare high school. six times over. >> the temporary solution is trailers. wheaton school has half a dozen alone. >> we have a burden of lots of people wanting to benefit from the opportunity of our outstanding public education system and tax base not growing as fast as our enrollment population. >> they are pushing for more state fund in hope to regain reputation of being maryland's best school district. >> i brag continue -- constantly about the school system. but i can't continue to hold the flag up unless we are prepared to provide resources we talk about. kevin: a coalition

this individual the committed a homicide in montgomery counties should have been behind bars. >> host: tom manger who is the chief of police for montgomery maryland and you can get more information on line at manger city chief.com. >> caller: good morning. he knows that i'm a member of this county and i want to disagree with him on something real quick and make a real quick point. he says that the drug sentencing laws were for violence. we are to have laws on the books that address violence and severe violence and doing illegal things and so i disagree with him there because those were political positions and we know that. when it comes to montgomery county and the police action here i have seen more policeman riding around in cars looking at taxpayers gas money and when they do stops its 45 police cars like they want to put on display but you don't see the policeman walking in the street. montgomery county is an affluent neighborhoods of there should be no fear of the policeman getting out of the car and walking and talking and interacting with kids. i see an abundance of areas being targeted that our minority and i would say aggressive police f

maryland. through montgomery county we are okay. we don't have any big delays. the bottom still looks good across the wilson bridge. closer to joint base andrews. that is a look of traffic. we have issues and will look at the vehicle on the parkway. kimberly: we were clearly in denial about the traffic situation. same thing about summer ending. jonathan: meteorologically speaking this is the last day of summer? doug: yes. autumn begins tomorrow. don't confuse with the official seasons astronomical and fall doesn't begin until the 21, 22 of september septemb. but pay attention to this because this could be a final "jeopardy" question if this is a category. look at the cardinal ridge elementary school in centreville. this is the way it was for most of the area. cloudy start to the day. midday skies brighten. the clouds came back. at 3:00, the clouds moved out of the area. now we have the bright blue skies. with that, the southeasterly wind. that is driving the temperatures up. driving the humidity up. on the last day of august this is hot and humid. beautiful sky

in maryland, schools in montgomery and charles county schools will welcome back students. on monday, loudoun county heads back to the classroom. listen up, as your kids head back to school on monday, sent us a picture. send us a tweet or post your photos to the instagram page. be sure to use the #show us your scholar. >>> almost everybody. we're getting more and more kids back in school now. it's official. it's here. back to school time. >> i feel like the weather is changing too for back to school. a little cooler for a touch. >> it has been cooler, but typically when you go back to school you expect it to be a sweat box outside. so that's what's coming next week. the kids who went back this week, it feels like september. the kids who go back next week it will feel like august once again. we'll trade in one ridge of high pressure for another. as a result, our cool, pleasant pattern will be gone and the heat, haze and humidity of late summer will be back. there's the view over washington this morning. washington monument standing proud in its illuminated glory in downtown.

maryland. two parents blamed in the death of their 10 month old daughter. robert davidson and lorena jail facing both in charges of murder. montgomery county reporter kevin rockville withn the latest. kevin: police telling us that this couple abused this child for most of its very short life. lingering question this evening, why would anyone harm something so little, so precious. d.o.a., taking the infant to shady grove hospital. apartmentbehind this door, the alleged suspects, robert davidson and lorena the victim, their 10 week old daughter. husain lives across the hall. my body's shaking right now. very sad. it's very sad. kevin: detectives say davidson

montgomery county. so in the state of maryland, this is a problem that we are seeing. >> reporter: police say 28-year-old man killed his girlfriend's 1-year-old son inside their riverdale apartment while she was at work. >> what we snow that this baby didn't die as a result of an accident. we know that this baby was, in fact, murdered. >> reporter: he told police the child wandered out of his eyesight for 20 minutes and he found him unconscious but the child's autopsy report revealed blunt force trauma. >> what we really believe is happening in many, many cases is women are going to work without proper resource and they are trying to find safe places for their children and are not successful in doing so. >> reporter: second domestic incident that ended in murder this week in prince george's county. a wife is accused of running over and killing her husband in lanham. it has improvemented police to rae lease this new video, reminding residents there is a domestic violence unit that can assist with violencewith violen >> someone is in a domestic violence situation, this he can call us, they can call 211. >>

happens the night of july 22nd, 2010, to patrol office seth carson of the montgomery county police department in bethesda, maryland. and it's all caught on his police dash cam. the fiasco starts when officer carson who was out patrolling gets word an attempted armed robbery has taken place and that three suspects are on the loose in a white suv. >> 15 officers flooded the area trying to find the individual. one officer thought he had seen him in an apartment complex. >> officer carson is right at that apartment complex and spots the van. >> my whole intentions were to make a left-hand turn when traffic cleared up. but when i saw them, i ended up turning right. >> a chase ensues and officer carson radios in a description of the car with the plate numbers and quickly discovers it's a stolen van. >> i knew we were heading for a one-lane bridge. my dash cam can't show it but i can see a vehicle coming across that bridge. i know no other car can get through it. i knew there was nowhere for him to go. >> once on the bridge he tries to maneuver around an oncoming taxi. but instead hits it. now the passenger side is up ag

maryland. montgomery, carroll and hartford counties head back monday.posted the schools in the nbc washington app. when schools open for the new year monday in loudoun county, a new high school, this one, will be among them. riverside high school will be the new home for students who once attended three other high schools. construction crews racing to finish as much as possible. not all the work will be done. what's going to be the most confusing thing come monday? >> probably getting to school, parking and outside. you can see when we go out there, they are doing a lot of paving and things. it's going to be understanding where to go. we try to do the dry runs, how do you get into the school? which roads come into the school? how do quyou park if you are driving? for kids it's the bus route. we have a lot of inquiring about that. >> the school opens with around 800 students. it's going to double to 1600 that will go there. >>> montgomery county parents when your kids go to school, send a picture, tweet us, instagram us, post it to facebook. #showusyours

montgomery county were also involved. >>> 4:49 right now. you have to see what somebody did on their farm in frederick county, maryland. yep, it's a corn maze. they have done this to support governor larry hogan who was diagnosed with non-hodgkins lymphoma this year. the farm's owner said they lost their father to cancer. they wanted to support him in a special way. >> that is great. >> good for you. >>> well, kids in frederick county head back to school this coming monday. the county fire department sent us a list of reminders for how you can stay safe with students and buses on the roads. of course this applies no matter where you live. firefighters say your children should always wait for a bus to come to a complete stop before walking toward it. now, if you're driving through a neighborhood watch out for children in driveways and maybe moving around parked cars on the street. also, never pass a stopped school bus with the stop lights on and that stop sign extended. that's illegal and cameras in several counties can catch you doing it if you do and there's a huge fine. >>> today is #school tbt. we are showing you ou

montgomery county fair, dropping to the beautiful. for anyone else with a neut out, it's fantastic weather. the complete seven-day forecast is minutes away. kelly: thank you. disturbing charges out of maryland. two parents blamed in the death of their 10 month old daughter. robert davidson and lorena jail facing both in charges of murder. montgomery county reporter kevin rockville withn the latest. kevin: police telling us that this couple abused this child for most of its very short life. lingering question this evening, why would anyone harm something so little, so precious. d.o.a., taking the infant to shady grove hospital. apartmentbehind this door, the alleged suspects, robert davidson and lorena the victim, their 10 week old daughter. husain lives across the hall. my body's shaking right now. very sad. it's very sad. kevin: detectives say davidson dropped, inappropriately touched and violently shook his infant daughter. when she stopped breathing, he called 9-1-1 and she died three later. >> i have no words for that. st. john is the father of three. >> it's difficult having young kids but it's a choice and i felt that especially if it's not your first one, you know what's coming. and

in maryland, schools in montgomery and charles county will welcome back students and in virginia, it's loudoun and prince william kids who will be heading back to the classrooms. >>> all right, parents, listen up as your kids head back to school on monday, be sure to send us a picture, a tweet or post your picture to the instagram page using the #show us your scholars. >>> a brawl breaks out in the courtroom. the devastating loss that pushed a father over the edge. >>> and for a lot of folks it's the last weekend of summer break, so maybe you want to head to the shore. chuck is working on your beach forecast in the next weather and >>> there's a scene in the courtroom here. a father makes his feelings clear. this is a sentencing hearing in the 3-year-old daughter's death. he punched his ex-wife's boyfriend. instead of making an impact statement yesterday. this is in detroit. both the boyfriend and the girl's mother will spend more than 14 years behind bars. the 3-year-old died last year from injuries consistent with child abuse. >>> right now, firefighters are getting a handle on the l

>>> breaking news out of maryland two montgomery county school buses collided, this is happening on glennfalls road in rockville. you can see them there, e ms evaluated 17 student and three of them were transported to a hospital. >>> my goodness, that is a bad, bad wreck there, anytime kids, these kids down in maryland going back to school this week too. >>> 8:13. time for weather and traffic and we will talk about how to lose some weight on a monday. >> a lot of folks are going back to school here in the delaware valley. forecast by the numbers scale of one to ten. it will be steamy, sticky, temperatures topping out near 90-degree. ninety-one yesterday. 77 degrees, already in philadelphia. look at the dew point is above 60. it is very sticky, tropical, some pockets of the drizzle out there this morning. we are looking at temperatures area wide in the mid to upper 70's and then look at the humidity, mike was asking about this earlier, it is 91 percent, mike in pottstown. 93 percent, in the pocono mountains and it is looking like 82 percent currently that relative humidity in millville and

maryland return to class. prince george's county schools start tuesday. students in montgomery county public schools return to class august 31st. nohern virginia public schools resume classes after labor day. well, not one but two new baby panda cubs at the national zoo, plus a panda toddler's birthday, all causing full on pandemonium. here's what you need to know to sound like a panda expert tomorrow. >> this is very exciting news and was a bit of a surprise although we were prepared. >> reporter: not one but two new baby pandas born almost five hours apart caused the panda cam and panda super fans to almost explode. >> i cheered like i was in a sports bar. >> reporter: darrell lee martin is a super fan. >> they've been a part of my life all of my life. my dad won me a panda bear at a carnival when i was young. i'm a country boy from asheville, north carolina. >> reporter: we won't know the twins' gender for about a month. everyone, including mom mei xiang, doing well. bao bao enjoyed a frozen fruit treat today. >> pandas hold a special place in my heart. i lost my own son a l

montgomery county, it is quiet and dry. the district, partly cloudy skies right now. mainly clear skies for southern maryland. that is how it is going to stay. tomorrow morning, sunglasses, you will need them. enjoy the outdoors tomorrow afternoon. temperatures will rebound to about 81 degrees by noon. a few clouds here and there, but it does stay dry. daytime high temperatures around 85 degrees. low humidity. one more day before we move into the upcoming weekend. something changes are on the way . we will throw in a chance for a few thunderstorms. i will give you the timing on that and the latest update on tropical storm erika and how she could impact parts of florida as early as monday of next week. storean: new at 11:00, a selling synthetic drugs in d.c. shut down for good. the owners have until november to close up shop. turned uper, a raid 500 packets of synthetic drugs. d.c. has seen a sharp uptick in crime, police and residents say many of the people who were arrested were on drugs like the synthetic drugs. promptingn of gunfire a shelter in place order at the catholic diocese in washington. this came

maryland will have that going on. montgomery, carroll and hartford counties head back monday. other students head back to the classroom this week. we posted the schools in the nbc washington app. >>> when schools open for the new year monday in loudoun county, a new high school will be amongst them. riverside high school will be the new home for student who is once attended three other high schools. construction crews are racing to finish as much as possible. not all the work is going to be done. what is going to be the most confusing thing monday? >> probably getting to school. parking and outside you can see when you go out there, they are doing a lot of paving and things. i's going to be understanding where to go. we try to do the dry runs to get everybody, how do you get into the school? where do we park if we are drive sng for kids, it's managing the buses, the bus routes. we have had a lot of inquiring about that. >> be patient. it opened with 800 students. it will double to 1600 attending there. >> montgomery county parents when your students go back, send us pictures #

maryland law requires he serve 25 years at least. >>> it is called sextortion a frightening scenario and it was played out in real life in montgomery county. a man steals pictures off of women's computers. he then demands money from those women to get their pictures back. so, how can you protect or your loved ones protect themselves from this? news4's chris gordon explains. >> reporter: he hacked 100 computers, stealing nude photos of women he found on their devices. 28-year-old mauricio rios is an ex-marine who worked for a contractor with the department of homeland security. today in court, he was sentenced to 18 months in jail. his lawyer says -- >> did he not use anything he might have learned during his work with homeland security in connection with this misdemeanor which he pled guilty. >> reporter: but he used extortion technique and e-mails to one of his victims saying -- >> this individual is extorting other women to give him more photographs or access information to other victims. >> reporter: paul kurtz is a cyber security expert who used to work in the white house on the national security council. he was there for 9/11. i aske

maryland or d.c. made the top 100. now, montgomery county did put five schools in the top 500. you can see the complete list on our nbc washington app. >>> as the kids get ready to go back to school, they may need more than school supplies in those backpacks. if your child will need to take medication at school, here's what you need to know. dr. jackie, a family allergist in gaithersburg have the list. the kids need a form, a simple form, but explain. >> if the form is vague, know this is a doctor's office being given to a health tech. the anxiety comes from parents wanting to have too much input into that form. they are afraid if there's a peanut found in the building, somebody is going to round up all their kids and give them an epinephrine. that is not true, only if the kid ate it. follow the instructions on the form. >> the school nurse doesn't need to know every medicine if they are taking. >> if it is in the school. you have to have a form for every medicine, including tylenol. most medications should be take ant home. >> child is starting kindergarten or middle school, f