jamie: but once he has the coin in his hands, paul montgomery does a double take.ake, but this doesn't look like a fake. paul invites jeff garrett, who has a pedigree as solid as his own, and four other experts to assess the nickel's authenticity. >> he says i think we found coin. >> they were the coin experts. and you try to get some indication from their expression as to whether it's real or not. but they didn't really show any. so i was a little nervous. jamie: this convention holds an unprecedented opportunity that stacks' auction house didn't have in 1963; to to compare george walton's nickel with the four others that had already been authenticated. >> we spent 45 minutes talking about the different nuances of the coin. jamie: the experts hone in on that strange 3. what shocks them is that it's identical on all five coins. >> took a long time, but finally paul called us over and they had all decided that it was real. ♪ ♪ jamie: the very defect that caused stacks to declare walton's nickel phony proves four decades later that it has to be real. what's more, it'

. >> several other big names took to the stage toding marco rubio, rand paul and rick perry. >> montgomery county is launching head sfwooirs possibly deregulating alcohol sales for the first time in nearly 80 years. today the county council met in a special committee news4 i-team investigation found some serious problems inside the county's department of liquor control. tisha thompson was there and shows you why change is coming to the county's alcohol business. >> reporter: montgomery county councilman hans reamer created the ad hoc committee because he says the government should no longer control the sale of every bottle of alcohol to county restaurants and stores. >> we're the only county in maryland and i believe the only local government in america that has a monopoly on wholesale. >> reporter: the committee was created to decide the future of liquor control including complete le deregulating sales or only controlling the sales of hard liquor. this is the first time the agency's director george griffin has spoken publicly since our investigation, which caught employees drinking on the

we talked to montgomery county police captain paul starks. >> we've received no specific threat. we have no evidence that anything like that is happening specifically in this area. as always we're asking shoppers and business people alike to be aware be vigilant and if they see something suspicious call the police right away. >> unless they tell me the mall i'm going to is on that list and targeted you better believe i'm going to still go out there. >> that's what we found out from local police, homeland security and of course the company that runs this mall behind us. when we come back at 6:00 we'll read some of your facebook posts. find out how you guys feel about the threat. live at the montgomery mall, debra alfarone, wusa9. >> the video released by al-shabab mostly focuses on the conflicts between kenya and somali and the attack of twoulth. twoulth -- of 2013. >>> a man secretly videotaping women using restaurants in one restaurant. >> the owner is charged with six counts of visual surveillance after a woman using a ram's head tavern in maryland said she discovered a camera

montgomery county. one of the men charged in the case did some work in that home. dr. paul and his wife were home during the break in that happened last week in bethesda. the men went for a box filled with $10,000 in cash and rare coins. >> w heard a loud impact sound a bang followed by a crashing sound. >> police say one of the men installed a heating system in the home. the two men are charged with home invasion assault, and theft. they are in jail. >>> it's now 4:59. if you use the waze app to get around d.c. your life became easier. d.c. department of transportation will begin sharing data with the app. it allows users to post real time notes about hazards they see on the road that can mean accidents, construction and closed roads. all users see the updates and avoid the hazards. police are worried about the app because it points out where police are where they're stopping for traffic citations. >>> construction crews will be making changes to the busiest intersections in our area. you won't be able to turn left tonight from rockville pike to west cedar lane. crews are

. >>> a homeowner in montgomery county said a repairman came back and broke into his home and stole money. dr. paulife were home during the break in that happened last week in bethesda. he said the men went for a box filled with $10,000 in cash and rare coins. the accused robbers explained why they did it. >> we're not going to hurt you. we will not hurt you. we respect you. and then he said we're doing this because the economy sucks. that's sucks. >> the men are waking up in jail now charged with home invasion assault, and theft. >>> a maryland father lost and two children when a plane crashed into their home. this was the scene from the terrible day. ken gemmells is sharing his story for the first time. news 4 angie goff spoke with him. >> ken gemmells lost most of his family. it touched starts here and across the nation. when i sat down to talk with him, he told me his wife was a hero who died trying to protect their two sons 3-year-old cole and devon who was seven weeks old. >> i knew he was trying to do everything she could to keep them calm and try to save them. but to make sure it wasn't pai