mr. conway to help. they are not shy about telling us when they need help we need help here. . >> what i will tell you on that level i will tell you i've been very hope about our desire to engage in public-private partnerships and solving the funding issue to help us solve this bigger issue, right? i'm clearly acknowledging i don't expect to publish a report and come here and ask for 500 million $500 million and have and have and have that be an easy road we need to be creative and thoughtful about how we can get it done without bearing that responsibility entirely ourselves. >> i would hope that if you have as much power as mr. conway has you would use that power for the city as well thank you. >> i really appreciate your reflections on mr. br u.s. so's report but i think his emphasis we lack a comprehensive approach to addressing the barriers to digital inclusion and i'm trying to frame it positively and there's so much to show us how many hundreds of thousands of people in the city being left behind b

mr. conway here. we expect to hear from the police later this afternoon and we will continue to follow this news in the afternoon. jummy: amtrak says it will install video cameras inside its trains to report the actions of engineers, after the deadly derailment in philadelphia. investigators are still trying to figure out what caused the train, heading from d.c. to boston killing people and injuring 200 others. the engineer suffered a head injury and told investigators he cannot remember what happened. developing now, an emergency landing this morning is under investigation. the twin engined jet reported a brake failure iran off the departure of the runway just before 8:00. there is video. the front ended up in the grass and operations were not effective. the fda says they are investigating. doug hill is here with a look at the forecast for us. doug: we do not have heat and humidity yet. it is gorgeous out there still. we will start to warm up a bit and get into familiar patterns here. wind out of the

mr. conway evidence we believe shows that he conspired with his mother ahead of time and assisted her in ng the crime succeed. that's first degree murder. >>> conway is on leave without pay while the police department conducts it's own internal investigation. >> lights and sirens blaring for a fast food run. police say the driver was drunk but it wasn't a cop behind the wheel. how police say these women ended up in the drivers seat for a trip to the drive through. scott. >> the high today made the up to 89 degrees. tomorrow even hotter and we have the threat of some strong potentially severe storms. the timing next. >> dog napped a tiny expensive puppy stolen right in front of pet shop >> right now at 10:30 storms on the way. you can see the system right now on life radar that could impact your day tomorrow. but first this heat and humidity will get a whole lot worse. scott williams has new information in your full forecast in just minutes. >>> memorial day site some firefighters say they will never forget. a handful of american flags dirty and dumped in their trash but they did what any

mr. conway was involved in this crime to the xpent that he helped make it helped try to cover it autopsy after the fact. >> reporter: conway lived with his parents at their home in gilford drive in waldorf. >> it's really unbelievable because they were such -- i want to say people of integrity a really good family, like a neighborhood watch. they were out observing. see thing that's were going on. i just couldn't believe this situation that happened. it was just unbelievable. >> reporter: police officer richard conway and his mother caroline have both been to court. they've been denied bail and will remain in custody waiting for their trial. that's the latest live in waldorf. jim, back to you. >> thank you chris. >>> we go now to principal georges county bureau chief tracee wilkins. she has a look at mince georges county. >> these are some of the cases we've covered in the last six months involving charges for police officers with the prince george's county police department. in march, corp will ral jesse stewart was charged with reckless dean angerment. stewart was a member of the hyatts

mrs. conway told witnesses she shot the mother of richard conway's children with richard's work gun. the police officer is accused of staging phone calls after the shooting to cover for his mom and is suspected of ditching clothes and the gun and minding the kids. >> all the information we knew at this time we believe that the children were with their father. investigators believe the shooting stemmed from an ongoing child custody dispute between crystal mange and richard conway. >> reporter: neighbor leon michael talked about the children age 2 and 4. >> always see the grandkids, very family oriented type. >> >> reporter: those kids very much part of their lives. >> oh, yeah from what i could see, yes, sir. >> reporter: now the all important evidence in this case, that 40 caliber police issued handgun, has not been found by investigators and conway is not talking about where it might be. crystal mange, age 24, is now out of the hospital. she survived this shooting and her up born child, that pre

mr. conway and mrs. mange during the investigation, which would lead us to believe that it was a planned event. >> reporter: the charging document against officer ric

mr. conway the officer, was going to drop off the children with the ex. she had driven up from norfolk to get them. but instead the mother jumped in the car allegedly armed with the officer's service weapon. there was an exchange of words. there is gunfire. the man 25-year-old is shot dead. the woman runs but she is shot once in the back. she manages to survive. the woman carolyn conway was arrested quickly because the victim was able to identify her. over the weekend detectives in waldorf worked the case hard and they were able to link officer conway at the very least to a coverup. the charging documents also suggest they believe he was involved perhaps in the planning of what went on here. as for how they know the service weapon was involved, this is what the charles county sheriff has to say. sheriff: the shell casing on the scene the brand of the ammunition is similar and consistent with what the brand and ammunition that the county police have. based on the conversations when we interviewed caroline conway, she indicated she used the service weapon.

mr. conway and mrs. mange during the investigation, which would lead us to believe that it was a planned event. >> reporter: the charging document against officer richard conway said his mother told the witness she shot the mother of richard's children with richard's work gun and he sent text messages attempting to call krystal as if nothing had happened knowing she was shot. state's attorney anthony covington is prosecuting officer kuhn conway. >> well, in any case, if an individual assists to make a crime occur they become a principal. >> reporter: conway lived with his parents on gilford drive in waldorf. >> what can you tell me about them? >> pretty much to themselves. never seen her around except for always with the kids and whatnot. >> reporter: prince george's county police chief mark mcgaw reacts today to the fact that one of his police officers has been arrested and charged with murder. now, if the officer wasn't here at the time of the shooting, how can he be charged with first degree murder? ah

conway produced a handgun, subsequently shot the male victim, mr. mange. the female victim tried to flee the vehicle. as a result ms. conway, the shooter, shot the female victim in the back. >> reporter: heavily armed sheriff's deputies converged on gilford drive where conway lives but they didn't find her at home. they had to search for her, figuring she was armed and dangerous. conway was arrested, but the handgun has not been recovered. >> this is kind of an older neighborhood. for me to hear this is unheard of. >> it's crazy. >> reporter: caroline conway is being held in the local joil jail tonight. she will make her first appearance in court tomorrow. jim, back to you. >> thanks, chris. >>> next on news4 at 6, security video showing the moment of impact of what neighbors thought was a meteor. it wasn't a meteor at all. we'll tell you what it was. >>> taser takedown. what we're learning about this scary encounter that played out in front of passengers at a major airport. >>> and a setback in the fight against isis. lawmakers debating a plan to target te

conway produced a handgun, subsequently shot the male victim, mr. maing. the female victim tried to flee the vehicle. as a result, ms. conway the shooter, shot the female victim in the back. >> reporter: heavily armed sheriff's deputies converged on gilford drive where conway lives but she wasn't home. they had to search for her, figuring she was still armed. >> had the s.w.a.t. team. they had everybody out here dressing in armor and everything. >> reporter: caroline conway was apprehended and tonight is being held in jail without bond. now, conway faces charges of first degree murder in the shooting of robert maing and attempted murder for shooting his wife. comeing up we'll talk to a neighbor who recently saw conway with her young grandchildren and describes the way she was acting. that's the latest live in waldorf maryland. . >> thanks, chris. >>> the dying words of an alexandria woman may be used at the trial for the man who's accused of killing her. that's the decision of a fairfax county judge over the opposition of charles severance's defense team. s

conway, i appreciate it. mr. chairman, i yield back. >> mr.mckinley, a follow-up and i do. >> one of the questions or statistics i was giving in talking about perspective is the model or the situation that they're facing in europe. in europe the average is 21 per million. and i was just looking at -- i keep -- that's the average? italy, italy is below that. latvia netherland belgium, greece france, poland, portugal bulgaria, the czech republic slovakia turkey romania, all have less than that, significantly less. what are they doing right, what are they doing differently in europe than we are in america? are we learning anything from them? >> there's something we are doing very differently. actually, you pick up exactly on the point. if you look at united states from some of the medications we may be consuming 95% of total production in the world. so the question is, are we a nation that is so much in pain that we require these massive amounts of opioid medications or is there something that we're doing in terms of their access to them that it'

conway from bbc. the statement from the department of justice in the u.s. that's been released in the last few minutes says that this is not the end of their investigations. mr. blatter said in december that fifa was in a crisis and it now wasn't. did today's events plunge this organization back into another crisis? >> on the first question it's not up to me to comment what they just said. if they go on then they go on. the second part yes, i just am sorry. i have to repeat myself. but for us it's a hard time. it's not nice to be here in front of you trying to explain something that is not nice. at the same time and for us and for fifa this is good what happens. it confirms that we are on the right track. it hurts. it's not easy but it's the only way to go. we are ready to go the way we started four years ago and nothing would help us. now i give the floor to you, please. >> reporter: peter hallsley. there's an extradition agreement with the u.s. and canada. how are the travel plans of the sepp blatter being revised going to canada for the women's world cup? >> well as to the travel plans of the members, i certainly have no information whatsoever. that's up

mr. chair but let me join in welcoming the conway family to the dream. let me compliment the honorable michael botticelli for having the origins and the twins congressional district of new york. to welcome all. what is the biggest concern i hear from individuals and families struggling with addiction is the difficulty they have accessing treatment. agenda within mental health parity at addiction equity act as well as with our affordable care act millions more people have gained access to mental health and substance abuse services. however, recent reports have laid bear the fact that these new treatments as options sometimes exist on paper only. so my question, first to assistant director frank dr. frank him, what is hhs planning to do to increase the public disclosure of the medicated management practices ensures use both on the commercial side and on medicaid and chip so that consumers can truly evaluate their health plans to ensure they are in compliance? >> thank you for the question. we too view the mental health parity act as an incredibly important

mr. bossie: how about that steve king. [applause] our next speaker is someone who knows how to motivate our conservative values. kellyanne conway devoted her life to making conservative leaders into great speakers. she is equipped with leading conservative voices with the knowledge that they need including michele bachmann steve king, and new encourage -- newt gingrich. she led the effort to dismantle the lefts war on women. she defeated the left's attacks and they fell on deaf ears. in addition to being a wife and mother of four, she has built one of the most respected polling and public research firms in america, proving that conservative values like hard work and perseverance really do pay off. she understands -- her understanding of the free market and the opinions of everyday americans give her unique insight into how we can win our country back from the liberals like barack obama. hillary clinton, and the hollywood elite. she is a person that we should all listen to. i'm excited that she is here with us today to deliver some remarks about the state of the conservative movement. ladies and gentlemen please give a warm welc