nora manning is claiming that the facility where her husband was sent for care, amara health care and rehab, badly neglected her husband. >> this is pat there's mr. manning... >> pat manning suffered a stroke in 2011, at the age of 60, that limited his mobility. according to his wife, he walked into amara nursing home for care and rehabilitation that was predicted to last only 6 weeks. >> he's my sweetie. see how good pat looked there? so handsome. but nora says that pat wasn't getting the care he needed. she alleges he was so neglected, he developed bed sores. that he was denied physical therapy, and lost all mobility; he was dehydrated and malnourished. >> he smelled, his hair was dirty, his butt was dirty. told by doctors he was dying she took him home. he passed away a few weeks later of sepsis due to infection. > pat died for no reason, mi hijo. people have got to know what these nursing homes consist of. they don't care, they're there for a paycheck. >> nora's lawyer shot video footage of pat's condition before he died - she hasn't been able to bring herself to watch it. >> and you've never watched this video? >> i've never watc

that's a different man. pat changed a lot of lives here, and pat will change a lot of lives. pat's one of those guys that's gonna make a difference in the world, on a greater scope than he was able to do now. never met anybody more honest, more humble and never met -- we talk about what a man looks like. that's what a man looks like. every sense of the world. he's -- tremendous class. he's insightful. he has wisdom beyond his years. i've never heard him complain. okay? i've never heard pat willis complain. anybody that knows anything about him. loving, caring and honest. he's somebody i respect greatly and i think what he did on the football field is a small measure of what he's about to do. he's not gonna be stand there for the newspaper article. he's not gonna do it to get on tv. he's not gonna do it for any other reason than what he feels in his heart. he's given everything here every day. he's given us everything he's got in every facet of his life and i hope that some day i can help him with something. i love you. we all love you. and i just hope people spend a little bi

. >> pat collins. >>> one man is now in custody after a rolling shoot-out left a northern virginia neighborhood riddled with bullets. he's 19-year-old deontay gaines. he's accused of firing shots that left bullet homes in homes and cars along swans creek lane in dumfries this past weekend. police are still trying to identify the other suspects. >>> check out this shot. a construction accident sent water soaring into the air downtown. things are back to normal now at 2nd street and massachusetts avenue northwest just a few blocks from union station. you can see the break sent water higher than a nearby light post late this morning. d.c. water had to shut off service today in the area for a time to make the repairs. >>> expect some delays if you need to take rock creek parkway this evening. right now ddot has lanes closed after debris fell from the pennsylvania avenue overpass here onto the roadway. this is near p street. we're told they'll keep two lanes open in the northbound direction through the evening commute. then they'll shut down a lane on either side. engineers are still checking the br

this man pat venditte is a righty and lefty throws in the 90s right-handed high 80s left- handed and in the a's are glad to have him! for a pitcher who throws with both arms, though, putting together his workload can be complicated for manager bob melvin. >> when you have to do is put together his workday, you have to put it together for, like, two different pitchers so, you know, throw side session left- handed and then another session go by and all of a sudden he shows up right-handed. i was joking he gave me vertigo the other day and that his number 74 looked like it was 47 from one side and i walked out of here a little bit dizzy. [ laughter ] >>> all right. basketball last night. old dominion n.i.t. quarters. tied at 69 with murray state for the right to face stanford. >> he has a shot! oh!! oh, my gosh! >> freeman the long buzzer beater. old dominion beats murray state 72-69. stanford is next on tuesday. >>> by the way, the stanford women left yesterday for their ncaa sweet sixteen women's game. that will be friday against notre dame. >>> and i will leave with you this one. nor

man. jim? >> pat. >>> a recall remedy meant to fix cars may still leave passengers vulnerable in a crash. nearly a million nissan vehicles were recalled in 2013 and 2014 because of the computer software in the cars may not detect an adult in the passenger seat. since then the federal government has seched more than 100 complaints alleging the recall fix didn't work. we've reached out to nissan. it tells news4 it believes the recall remedy was effective and appropriately addressed the safety defect. >>> two recalls tonight, both products have spinach that may be contaminated with listeria and both might be in your freezer right now. first wegmans organic frozen spinach. it was sold at maryland and virginia stores in the last two months. next a variety of amy's kitchen frozen meals sold nationwide at stores such as giant and wegmans. the full list of the meals is on nbcwashington.com. and we did reach out to twin city foods, which supplied the recalled spinach to wegmans. it says it does not supply spin

said one young black man was playing basketball and he sat in his car and the police officer approached his car because the windows were a little dark we end up making him get out, patting him down. when the man resisted citing his constitutional rights the officer put a gun to his head. arrested him, had six charges, and lost his job. the statistics are bad enough but the day-to-day experiences of black people in ferguson, that's what we're speaking to. >> then the e-mails. one april 2011 e-mail depicts president obama as a chimpanzee. this is three and a half years ago we were talking about. when you hear that this is what's being e-mailed around police departments, how do you begin to change? this is institutionalized racism. >> absolutely. if we hadn't had months and months of sustained organizing by brave young people we wouldn't be seeing these e-mails. this would have continued to happen and that mayor would have gone on tv and said we have no problems inside our police department. when i was in ferguson in a town hall meeting with the mayor and have him talk about how there are no problems that these people are comeing from outside that are organizing, advocatin

pat rikst. patrick's day, a man had his $3,000 to $4,000 bike stolen at gunpoint at kansas avenue and decatur streetst. but the bike needed a repair and the crook brought it here to city bike where is the people here not only knew the bike very well but they also knew the true owner very well. they called the cops fast. >> luckily we were able to sort of keep an eye on the gentleman after he left the store from a distance and police showed up very quickly, very happy with that and they were able to get him right away. >> reporter: the bad guy was arrested, the owner reunited with his bike. >> always great to see someone get their bike back especially when they really love it and they're attached to it. >> reporter: today the bike getting the fixes it needs to it can get back out on the road. you know om bikes are easily worth thousands of dollars. coming up at 6:00, the best way to protect your investment. back to you. >>> when the boston bombing trial resumes tomorrow morning the defense will be presenting its case to jurors. they called their first witness to the stand late this afternoon after th

she donates a kidney to a man who wanted to donate, but not come pat believe a. goes to someone else who has a relative willing to donate to someone else. that pairing continues down the line four more times. relatives of people on the donor waiting list giving so others can start living a pour normal life. >> you have to have a willing living donor to participate in a paired exchange. >> this paired kid pea exchange -- kidney exchange is thanks to map grid developed by a 2003 kidney recipient. he uses a program that takes a person's genetic profile and finds potential matches. >> as we get better and better at this, we will be more predict tiff about future compatibilities and/or therapies that might be beneficial to get people compatible. >> once the matches are confirmed doctors nurses and case managers work on the logistics of making it reality. >> when ne did a five-way swap a few years ago which was the largest it took about three or four months to get all of this together. we did it in three or four weeks. >> six patients will undergo surgery simultaneousl

she donates a kidney to a man who wanted to donate, but not come pat believe a. kidney goes to someone else who has a relative willing to donate to someone else. that pairing continues down the line four more times. relatives of people on the donor waiting list giving so others can start living a pour normal life. >> you have to have a willing living donor to participate in a paired exchange. >> this paired kid pea exchange -- kidney exchange is thanks to map grid developed by a 2003 kidney recipient. he uses a program that takes a person's genetic profile and finds potential matches. >> as we get better and better at this, we will be more predict tiff about future compatibilities and/or therapies that might be beneficial to get people compatible. >> once the matches are confirmed doctors nurses and case managers work on the logistics of making it reality. >> when ne did a five-way swap a few years ago which was the largest it took about three or four months to get all of this together. we did it in three or four weeks. >> six patients will undergo surgery simult

she donates a kidney to a man who wanted to donate, but not come pat believe a.else who has a relative willing to donate to someone else. that pairing continues down the line four more times. relatives of people on the donor waiting list giving so others can start living a pour normal life. >> you have to have a willing living donor to participate in a paired exchange. >> this paired kid pea exchange -- kidney exchange is thanks to map grid developed by a 2003 kidney recipient. he uses a program that takes a person's genetic profile and finds potential matches. >> as we get better and better at this, we will be more predict tiff about future compatibilities and/or therapies that might be beneficial to get people compatible. >> once the matches are confirmed doctors nurses and case managers work on the logistics of making it reality. >> when ne did a five-way swap a few years ago which was the largest it took about three or four months to get all of this together. we did it in three or four weeks. >> six patients will undergo surgery simultaneously in adjacent roo

he prohibited the man from using his cell phone and told him to get out of the car for a pat-down search, even though he had no reason to suspect the man was armed. and when the man objected, citing his constitutional rights, the police officer drew his service weapon, pointed it at the man's head, and arrested him on eight different counts. now, this arrest caused the man to lose his job. >> eric holder gave voice with a full authority of the government and the resources of the state to the complaint i heard time and time again, day after day, from nearly every single black person i talked to during my time in ferguson. do you feel like you all have a story about an interaction with a cop that made you want to come out here tonight? you all feel that way? and how routine is that? >> a firefighter in our school allowed us to stand on his drug. a police officer walked up and yelled at us to get off of the truck. >> the police force, there are three african-americans and 50 caucasian americans. we can't have a situation like that. the amount of citations, and stops. >> it got to a point wh

man. >> anybody with authority, he was very respectful to them, praise them for doing a good job. i mean he would give them thumbs up, fire dept, sheriff's dept, pat them on the back. tell em you know what a great job, what would we do with you guys, you know? >> that's old man river >> yes (laughs) >> his clothes and his shoes they smell like him, still in the bedroom and i don't want to move them. i know you keep taking things away and they're gone and i don't want him to be gone, sebastian! i don't want him to be gone! >> eugene's body was brought here to the la county coroner's office for an autopsy shortly after, the county had the body cremated without tonya's permission - and before she could get her own autopsy we requested a copy of the coroner's report to better understand what happened during the raid. tonya is now suing the county for wrongful death and her lawyers say the police story is full of holes. >> the decedent exited his bedroom with a .22 caliber handgun extended out and held with both hands. the deputy fired at the decedent 6 times, which dropped him to the bedroom floor. so any issues with that so far? >> absolutely. >> the

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he prohibited the man from using his cell phone and ordered him to get out of his car for a pat-down he man was armed. when the man objected, citing his constitutional rights, the police officer drew his service weapon, pointed it at the man's head, and arrested him on eight different counts. now, this arrest caused the man to lose his job. african-americans made up over 90% of those charged with a highly discretionary offense described as, and i quote, "manner of walking along roadway." manner of walking along roadway. in every case in which ferguson police records recorded the race of a person bit by a police dog, that person was african-american. clearly these findings and others in the report demonstrate although some community perception of michael brown's tragic death may have not been accurate, the widespread perceptions that these were based on were all too real. some of those protesters were right. >> some of those protesters were right. attorney general eric holder today announcing the results of two federal civil rights investigations convened after an unarmed black teenage

proceeded to accused the man of being a pedophile and prohibited the man from using his cell phone and ordered him to get out of his car for a pat-down search and had to reason to suspect the man was armed and when the man objected citing his constitutional rights, the police officer drew his service weapon pointed it at the man's head and rested -- and arrested him on eight different counts. now this arrest caused the man to lose his job. unfortunately, this event appears to have been anything but an isolated incident. our investigations show that members of ferguson's police forces cal ate rather than diffuse incidents with the residents they encounter and some actions are accompanied by first amendment violations including arresting people for talking back to officers and recording their public activists oren gaging in other conduct that is constitutionally protected. this behavior ot only exacerbates tensions in its own right, it has the effect of stifling community confidence that is absolutely vital for effective policing and this in turn deepens the widespread distrust provoked by the department's other unconstitutional e

the man being called a hero, officer pat worry has been on the force 16 years and now on paid lebanon. funeral plans for officer johnson are not announced and a prayer vigil is scheduled tonight at city hall at 8:00. >>> thank you. a number of fundraisers for the johnson family are in the works and theres will ask for donations during the match on april 5th with a donation bin set up during an easter egg hunt and the police officers association is accepting donations. >> former sharks captain nolan is spearheading another fundraiser at brittania a which he co-owns. the event is all day and night thursday at both san jose locations and we have a link with more information on all of the fundraisers at abc7news.com. >>> the san jose police department tweeted out this saying the department is it eternally grateful for everyone would showed their support four our brother officer, michael johnson. the death of officer johnson and affecting so men people we thank the 38,000 of you would have shown your support by sharing this badge from our news facebook payment. >> another new twist in the

he prohibited the man from using his cell phone and ordered him to get out of his car for a pat down search. even though he had no reason to suspect that the man was armed. and when the man objected, citing his constitutional rights, the police officer drew his service weapon, pointed it at the man's head and arrested him on eight different counts. now, this arrest caused the man to lose his job. unfortunately, this event appears to have anything but an isolated incident. our investigation showed that members of ferguson's police force frequently escalate rather than diffuse tensions with the residents they encounter and such actions are sometimes accompanied by first amendment violations, including arresting people for talking back to officers recording their public activities or engaging in other conduct that is constitutional protective. this behavior not only exacerbates tensions in its own right, it has the effect of stifling community confidence that is absolutely vital for effective policing and this, in turn deepens the widespread distrust provoked by the department's other un

he prohibited the man from using his cell phone and ordered him to get out of his car for a pat-down search even though he had no reason to suspect that the man was armed, and when the man objected citing his constitutional rights the police officer drew his service weapon pointed it at the man's head and arrested him on eight different counts. now, this arrest caused the man to lose his job. unfortunately, this event appears to have been anything but an isolated incident. our investigation showed that members of ferguson's police force frequently escalate rather than defuse tensions with the residents that they encounter, and such actions are sometimes accompanied by first amendment violations including arresting people for talking back to officers for recording their public activities or engaging in other conduct that is constitutionally protected. this behavior not only exacerbates tensions in its own right, it has the effect of stifling community confidence that is absolutely vital for effective policing. and this in turn deepens the widespread distrust provoked by the department'

manning coming out of college. rookie of the year his first year. outstanding. pat shermer had him as offensive coordinator. reconfirmed everything we heard about him in the draft process. >> reporter: and jeff lurie never once denied that the eagles could be in a possible play for marcus mariota. he said if you do have to mortgage your future to trade up for a quarterback, you could do it for a guy like peyton manning or a guy like donovan mcnabb. so he did not deny this is a possibility. i'm john clark in phoenix, arizona, back to you. >> the sixers will try to snap a 15-game road losing streak tonight in sacramento. it is their longest losing streak away from home in 25 years. coverage begins at 9:30 over on comcast sportsnet. >>> the flyers were decked out in game day garb for picture day at wells fargo center. not pictured long-time defenseman timonen. >>> phillies beat the braves in grapefruit play 5-3. ryan howard hit his third home run of the spring. >>> now for a look at what's coming up tonight on "nbc10 news" at 11:00. under investigation, a driver accused of raping a customer. how the company is

man. my tendency is to lean towards, who is constantly patted on the back by whites. i have a tendency to lead toward the negro politician who is condemned by the white power structure. this is my thought pattern. i am giving you an insight of it. >> you mentioned mr. lynn and you said you would like to know who his white friends are. now, i'm wondering if you didn't make a comforting trace statement in muslim terms by using white and friend in the same phrase. >> i used friend in quotes. >> in other words, a black man cannot have a white man as a friend? >> he has a white man who is friendly, but being friendly and being a friend, i think, are two different things. i think there are many whites who act friendly toward negros. a fox acts friendly toward the lamb, and usually the fox is the one who ends up with the lamb chop on his plate. the wolf doesn't act friendly and therefore the wolf has more difficulty in getting the lamb chop in his plate. >> i would like to point out though -- >> i say that though, because it is usually, if you study the structure of the negr

pat collins snow stick. the entries keep pouring in. tall man. tall snowman. yikes. how did he get that hat on that baby?ter snow bunny with a basket of treats and grass at hi feet. so that's what grass looks like. a montgomery county police department entry complete with a police tape scarf and a look that you might say has some flare to it. can i take a minute to say not all the snowmen are men? there are some women out there as well. take a close look at this one. it takes a few second to figure it out. it's a high in the sky look at a snowman on steroids. and what about that gigantic carrot nose? now we come to a category we call wishful thinking. jamaica. take me to jamaica. somebody, please. and i know our time springs forward this weekend. can the real spring be far behind? now the deadline for entries 7:00 tonight. judging tomorrow tomorrow somebody's going to get an official pat collins snow stick. jim, doreen? >> got to love the snow women with the bikinis. >> i love that. you also have to love the one trying to hitchhike to. >>> jamaica too. >> maybe to new york. >> that's going the other way.

news out of northeast philadelphia a car slammed in the nail salon killing a with man and injuring several others. cbs-3's pat ciarrocchi joins us live from the bustleton section of philadelphia with the very latest on this, pat. >> reporter: morning at the nail salon is not supposed to end like this one female customer is killed as an elderly drive mistakes the gas of her car for the the brakes and plus right through the front of the salon charred of glass broken manicure care evidence of the terrible accident at cindy's nail in the 9800 block of bustleton avenue in the the north east. >> chaotic disaster. a couple of people, was on the floor. >> reporter: police say an eight two-year old driver attempting to park just outside salon's front door hit the accelerate the or by mistake. >> there are signs of accelerate inside the store which would be consistent with continually hitting the brake harder to stop the vehicle. >> reporter: tragically a customer said to be waiting for her daughter to pick her up was struck and then killed. police confirmed that the victim who died at the scene was wedged underneath t

man jump up. what chord is that. >> like a c-6-9. first song was maybe pat "wonderful world up there." >> really. >> we table beside -- talked about that. i told him what influence he had. >> did you form your first band or join it. >> we formed it. i was the guy 12, 13, making money on the weekends organising the band making the phone calls, calling the wedding person getting the gig. knocking on the door. i would knock and say i'm here to talk about your daughter's wedding and they'd say "i thought you were the paper boy." i was always like that. >> and a big leap to creating your own music. when did you know at what age you had that definite? >> it was quite late. there was a school teacher in the fifth grade that gave me a b in music. and i said what do i need do to get an a. she said you need to write your on song and sing it. i did that she still gave me a b. i don't know why. it turned me off. so i didn't start to write until i was 23 or 24 which is very late. >> what was your first song? >> well the first hit that i - first hit that i wrote was a co-

. >> police believe they have the man responsible for four attacks in the bladensburg area. wendy rieger has breaking details. >> pat and jim, things have been happening quickly today in this case. earlier today an arrest warrant was announced and just within this past hour police got their man. james william diggs is now charged with first-degree rape. he's charged with the most recent attack which just happened about two days ago on 38th 1/2 cottage city. diggs is also a person of interest in three other rapes all want two-mile radius dating back to september. since that initial atashgs police have released a sketch and surveillance video and canvassed that community. a news conference will be getting under way any minute now. chris gordon is there. and we'll send out updates on our nbc washington app and nbcwashington.com as we get them. >>> we are soaking up a little sunshine after we what we all hope is the last blast of winter. >> but in many places it's the street or the sidewalk it is still tough to really get around out there. we'll get the latest on the cold temperatures from overnight and this morning fro

being the leadoff man is something new for me. i was surprised when pat pointed out that the magazine contains his article, because you get to this article, you have to read through my article. which i think should have been the end of the magazine. [laughter] please pick up one of those and read my article. it is always a pleasure to speak about petersburg, because most of you in this room having heard stories of petersburg, probably never delved into it. when i was at appomattox courthouse, my boss at the time who promises to heckle me later asked me if i was crazy. he said that it was the most unimportant story in all of the civil war. i asked myself, what have i gotten myself into? i promised my wife we would do the civil war in reverse. we which are verse -- we would traverse and retire. when we moved to petersburg and i begin delving into the story, i realized there was more to it then ron knew. i have not tired of it yet. the odds of me getting to charleston by the end of my career, is probably slim to none. the petersburg story needs a set up befo

. >> it is so outrageous that pat link, the head of the poa, made this an issue that this man can't telloner bratton said this is what i hear from all african-americans. i have never heard someone who didn't do this. is he not supposed to tell his son or tell the truth about what he tells his son? when the president says look i know what it is like to have car doors locked when i pass by -- people don't want to acknowledge the two americas. some people especially and police officers see this as an indictment of policing and a certain part of america. >> some police officers do anyway. >> that's definitely true. >> we have seen the overheated reaction from the police unions here in new york backfired on them because what the mayor said was so anodine. i think the mayor was lucky, in a sense, politically there. if his opponents were more measured, he would have been in more trouble over all the discord regarding the policing. >> they brought it up time and again this was the main thing. no policy change. this was the main thing that had them all really pissed off. >> the day i got my learn

nc state player pat barber pointed out that the president picked nova. >>> more information on the machete-wielding man at the new orleans airport, the man has died. he left explosives behind. we have more from kendis gibson. >> reporter: panic chaos passengers returning and a bloody machete lying on the ground. this is the suspect richard white investigators say he stormed into the terminal at louie armstrong airport and attacked. tsa agent with wasp spray and then with the 14-inch blade. >> i started swinging my suit case at him he runs the other way into a tsa agent. that's when a sheriff's deputy opened fire. three bullets hit white one strikes a tsa agent who was running ahead of him yelling at passengers to get to safety. today she showed off her wound and talked about the deputy who took action. >> she saved my life. the man was with him he was what canning people with the machete, she saved my life. >> reporter: the bomb squad was called in dropped at the security leaking liquid. >> half point mason jars with cloth wicks into a liquid which we know to be gasoline which you would refer to a molo

pat winslow. she's accused of causing a woman's death at a hotel in 2011 by giving her butt injections for a silicone enhancement. >>> and a man is accused of beating a woman and trying to rape her. reginald green is scheduled for a preliminary hearing in an attempted assault crime. last month green asked for directions at septa's jefferson green station. the man pulled her into a room and attacked her. >>> grief counselors will be at shipley school to help them deal with the loss of a student. the boy was found covered in snow yesterday. last night hundreds gathered at the school as questions of how he died quietly linger. parents say he was upset after problems with school work. >> if you have a question or a concern about yourself or a friend or someone you don't know let people know. talk about it. get the support you need. >> an autopsy will be done to determine exactly how he died. >>> well, the end of the day is going to be nice but at the beginning we have a first alert for some patchy ice this morning occurring mainly north of philadelphia just for a couple of hours here. but a nice afternoon will come in and you won'

he prohibited the man from using his cell phone to get out of his car for a pat-down search even thoughno reason to suspect that the man was armed, and when the man objected citing his constitutional rights, the police officer drew his service weapon, pointed it at the man's head, and arrested him on eight different counts. >> to think about the idea that folk whose were being stopped for no other reason apparently than the color of their skin ended up with guns to their heads, frivolous charges that cost them hundreds and hundreds of dollars, many folks lost their jobs because of the charges that police officers filed upon them. and then in some instances a competition between officers to see how many counts they could charge them with after a traffic stop. to say disturbing shocking startling is kind of faint. on the grounds of ferguson talk to folks how bad it really was, now it's kind of validated and no wonld every this powder keg exploded after michael brown's death. >> and trymaine michael brown's parents holding a news conference after clearing darren wilson in the shooting deat

news 4 pat larsen emcees along with nbc's tom costello. >>> and being call add hero for pulling a man from a burning car in mclean. smoke and flames rose several feet in the air. he took action. >> i could feel the heat approaching the vehicle. once i got there, it got worse and worse. when i was dealing with him, trying to position myself because where i was standing was too hot. i was like -- just burning me. >> despite the dangerous ordeal the officer was not hurt. the driver is also okay. officer issa conducted a sobriety test of the driver and he was charged with dui. >>> calls ss capitol hill for answers from the latest secret service snafu. how soon we could see agency leaders in the hot seat. >>> traffic cameras in the district raking in millions of dollars. a news 4 i-team tracked down the top four moneymakers. where they are? amelia? >>> tracking a weather system bringing rain to the area tonight and tomorrow. coming up okay, i need a better pizza. one made with only real cheese. and dough that rises naturally. with no chemical leaveners. a pizza my family will love. (announ

he prohibited the man from using his cell phone and ordered him to get out of his car if a pat down search even though he had no reason to suspect that the man was ared and when the man objected, citing his constitutional rights, the police officer drew his service weapon pointed it at the man's head, and arrested him on eight different counts. now this arrest caused the man to lose his job. unfortunately this event appears to have anything but an isolated incident. our investigation shows that members of ferguson's police force frequently escalate rather than defuse tensions with the residents they encounter. such actions are sometimes accompanied by first amendment violations including arresting people for talking back to officer, for recording their public activities or engaging in other conduct that is constitutionally protected. this behavior not only exacerbates tensions in its own right, it has the effect of stifling community confidence that is absolutely vital for effective policing. and this in turn deepens the widespread distrust provoked by the department's other unconstitution

he prohibited the man from using his cell phone and ordered him to get out of his car for a pat-down the man objected citing his constitutional rights, the police officer drew his service weapon pointed it at the man's head and arrested him on eight different counts. now, this arrest caused the man to lose his job. >> paul just yesterday, attorney general holder said he is not ruling out completely dismantling this police department. do you think that's what's going to happen? >> i think it's got to. these injustices happened on the watch of the ferguson city officials. when we listen to the attorney general, it doesn't sound any different from what was happening 50 years ago in selma. we think about the young woman who was a victim of domestic violence call the police in ferguson. they ended up arresting her for a minor housing code violation. she said she would never call the police again even if she were being killed. that shows you it's not just a tragedy of civil rights. it's a tragedy in our democracy. >> a lot of people are making the comparisons between what happened there and

man. coming up at 6:00, what sources are telling us about this victim. pat, back to you. >> thanks mark. >>> the former army soldier who jumped the white house fence and made it inside the executive mansion will be going to prison. omar gonzalez pled guilty in court today to two charges connected with the incident in september. investigators say he had a knife on him at the time as part of the plea teal he'll go to prison for at least a year and he'll be banned from setting foot in d.c. after his release. >>> developing right now, some painful changes coming to prince george's county's government. a new budget calls for furloughs, layoff and tax increases. tracee wilkins was at that news conference that just wrapped up with the details on this. tracee? >> reporter: it is the most controversial budget proposal the kounl ti has seen in decades. but the county executive is saying t no more room to shift anything around, that the bill has to be paid and his number-one priority are schools. >> this fungd plan will enable us to do things we haven't been able to do

pat? >> diana, thanks. >>> a veteran defends his fallen friend in a unique way. why he took one man's outfit very personally in a video that is going viral this afternoon. now he sits down to talk about why he confronted a panhandler. >> reporter: who was that woman who led police on a wild high-speed chase here in northern virginia? >>> one woman is reliving terrifying moments on board that plane crash in canada. it happened late sunday night. the air canada flight skidded off the runway hit power lines and broke up. the woman who is from southern california is finally back home tonight and is recounting those horrific moments on board. >> the oxygen masks fell down and the whole cabin was just kind of shaking really crazy. and then there was another really hard impact. you could feel that the plane was skidding. and everybody's kind of starting to yell, to be scared. >> there were 133 people on board. more than 20 were injured. >>> now to the viral video involving a confrontation between a veteran and another man allegedly posing as a veteran. melanie michael has the story. >> throw

pat. i'll take it. >>> wossen assaye was arrested only last week for a series of bank robberies. he's the man police were calling the bicycle bandit because of what he used to get away. police say he tried to hang himself in jail last friday. that's why he was taken to inova fairfax hospital. our tisha thompson is in alexandria now where assaye was under much tighter security in court today. tisha? >> reporter: jim, one of the questions we've been getting tonight is why wasn't wossen assaye charged with other crimes stealing cars and we're told it depend on what's possible what prosecutors describe is appropriate. he's only facing one charge of escaping custody from the attorney general because they know what that's what happened today. he was previously facing one charge of bank robbery even though investigators want to link him to at least 12 different bank robberies. he appeared in court in a very thin white plastic jump suit. it was open to his naval. you can see that his chest was bear. he didn't appear to be wearing any undergarments. he had no shoes, no shirt, just that plastic jump su

pat lawson muse at the live desk. d.c. have made a quick arrest after a day after a man was shot and killed in his car. 20-year-old christopher adams was discovered dead on jefferson street yesterday morning. today police arrested 24-year-old glen walker. he's charged with first-degree murder. adams was a graduate of wilson high and his family told us last night he was a good guy. at the live desk pat lawson muse. >>> one of our viewers picked up the phone after seeing our bad samaritan story on wednesday and now police know who they're looking for. this started with a woman crashing her car in dumfries on saturday. she was in and out of consciousness before the police arrived. but a man who was thought to be a good samaritan seemed to be helping her, but he was really helping himself to her credit cards. and he was caught on surveillance camera using them a short time later. that story aired only on news4. a viewer called police to identify him as william powell. powell has no fixed address. but police say he has ties to maryland. tonight there is a warrant for his arrest. >>> the first female fire chief in frederick county