the board fired peebles last week. jericho is now split.ng peebles said would have devastated his parents. >> they would be utterly broken, utterly broken. in fact, i am glad that they're not here. because i would never have wanted them to go through and see -- what has taken place. >> reporter: the board says the decision to terminate peebles stands and they quote, wish him peace and blessings as he moves forward. peebles says he is not going to give up on one day returning to jericho. tisha thompson, news 4, i-team. >> doug, when will we see spring again? >> 82 saturday. 50 today. little temperature swing. >> little confusing. >> roller coaster, very confusing. talked last couple weeks. hey maybe time to put away the coats. mother nature said, uh-uh. not so fast. over the next cup douple days a chiacht -- days. a chilly night. sitting in the 40s across much of the region. that's normally where we should be for early morning low temperatures. not where we should be at 11:00 at night. for the record. high temperature of 50 degrees. we have

and her late husband, and more recent years, by their son, pastor joel peebles. ♪ >> reporter: joels now leading services in a rented ball room in a hotel. he was fired by the board that runs jericho this past week. the board members say when betty peebles put them in place, she told them she did not want her son to run the institution and are following her wishes. joel has challenged the board in court, but so far has lost. the congregation appears to be with the fired minister. ♪ >> reporter: the ball room and overflow room and the lobby were jammed with at least 1500 people in attendance for sunday services. >> his mother and father were my pastor before he were, and after they deceased now, he is my pastor. >> reporter: you're sticking with him? >> i'm sticking with him. >> reporter: during the service, peebles played down the long simmering dispute. [inaudible] [ applause ] >> reporter: but his wife referred directly to the firing of her husband. >> i'm going to be honest with you, because my husband won't tell you this part, it hurts. it hurts really bad. and it hurts to see t

reverend joe peebles took over the jericho city of praise.ut a disagreement led to his ouster last week. so today, peebles preached from a new location and loyal church members followed him from the jericho city of praise church in landover, just a short ways away to new carroll ton. derrick ward has more. >> reporter: the sunday scene at the jericho city of praise in landover. >> can somebody up in this jericho city of praise give him praise? >> reporter: and what could be the usual sunday scene for a while for another faction from that church led by ousted minister joel peebles. they worshipped in the ball room of the metropoint hotel in new carrollton. what lacked in grandeur made up in enthusiasm. >> for right now, i think this is good for right now. >> reporter: this is their right now after pastor joel peebles was locked out of the church. his leadership role and membership revoked. his mother and father founded the church. he was seen by many as the heir apparent. but not by the board of trustees which made the decision. but not say so

. >> pastor joel peebles esther k. was escorted out of the jericho city of praise in landover.oners who showed up for bible study found themselves locked out and forced to worship in the street. autria godfrey has reaction. >> we drop our money here on sundays. are we trespassing if we enter the church? >> it was a showdown with police. the weekly wednesday night bible study turned tense as congregation members were told the church is on lockdown. >> we have been instructed to keep everything closed for tonight. why is the search lockdown? if they are supposed to be christlike, then why hide? what are they afraid of? >> it is the latest developments in the controversy. their pastor joel peebles was officially terminated today by the board that to over after betty people's died. the board has worked tirelessly to oust pastor joel peebles even taking him to court. >> be as a conservation said that you are not going to use our money to sue our pastor. >> hosting an impromptu pe procession from the road, he encouraged supporters to continue to press for the church. >> do good for t

folks are gathering here because joe peebles says he is going to have bible study today at 7:00. it's going to happen here at the church. as one follower told me they expect it to be a lot of drama when he tries to come through the door. in landover, tisha thompson, news 4 i-team. >>> still ahead, police in maryland bussed a man they say is a serial child molester. >> a 91-year-old driver crashes through a prince george's county restaurant. >>> why popular children's medicine won't be on store shelves until next year. >> ever wonder if your workouts are making a difference? a new class of pushing people to >>> johnson & johnson says it'll keep children's tylenol and peps idiosyncrasy complete off the market until at least 2013. both drugs were removed from stores in 2010. the fda cited johnson & johnson after customers raised concerns about quality. the company blames the delay on costs and manufacturing problems at its plants. nearly 39 prescription drugs have been recalled by johnson & johnson since september of 2009. >>> ever wonder if your workouts are really working? now you

his mother, apostle betty peebles founded the church and since her death, joel peebles has been in aegal battle with the church's board over who controls the church's board and money. instead of a bible service they rallied in front of the church. peebles says this trying time will hp make his faith stronger. >> the eyes of the world are looking at us right now. >> amen. >> some are looking are we going to be angry, difficult, give people a hard time. we're go tock be a beacon light to show the world that when you go through a difficult season, you come out of that season strong, and you come out with victory. >> that's right. >> the board says it needed to let people protect the church. >>> a new plan to improve student performance could mean dramatic changes to the d.c. public school system. the capital commitment program is a five-year program to improve math and reading proficiency levels and increase student rates and enrollment. it calls for longer school days. it could require closing some schools in the 2013/2014 school year. mayor vincent gray expected to announce more in do

peebles. she and her husband founded the church 40 years ago. it's grown into a massive complex with a school, senior center, and thousands of parishioners. a disagreement with the church's board of trustees led joel peebles' ouster last week. yesterday, hundreds of his supporters worshipped with him in the ballroom at the metro point hotel in new carrollton. >> here we have the opportunity to worship freely. we have no problems. we're expecting god to work out the rest. >> the new church is being called city of praise. no word on how long they will call the metro point hotel home. >>> it's going to take seven games for the caps to try to keep their playoff run alive. >> he scores! >> the bruins scored the game winner just three minutes into overtime to force the decisive final game back in boston. the caps never led the game but kept fighting to tie the game with big goals from jason chimera and alex ovechkin whose second of the series forced overtime. all six games have been decided by one g

his mother, apostle betty peebles founded that church.ce her death, joel peebles has been in a legal battle with the church's board, over who controls the church and its money. instead of bible study, people rallied in front of the church. pastor joel peebles said this is a trying time, but it will help make his faith stronger. >> the eyes of the world are looking at us right now. some people are looking to see are we going to be angry, are we going to be difficult. are we going to give people a hard time? we're going to be a beacon like to show the world, when you go through a difficult season, you come out of the season stronger. >> hallelujah! >> and you come out with victory. >> the board said it needed to let peebles go to protect the church and move forward. >>> celebrities and fans alike are remembering dick clark. his work set the stage for many of the shows that we watch on television today. the entertainment legend died yesterday morning at a los angeles hospital, the 82-year-old suffered a massive heart attack. clark's career s

the 11th thousand member church is where joel peebles grew up and where he got married.he wakes up no longer the pastor of this church. he was fired last night. security has been advised to keep them off the property. >> on sundays we drop our money here. are we trespassing if we go to bible study? are we trespassing if we enter? >> the new board of directors has been working for months to oust the current pastor joel peebles. it changed the locks of his office door in the past if. now he and his congregation had been locked out. of the out >> we have been instructed to keep everything closed for tonight for. >> instead of the wednesday bible study, the scene turned tense. >> if you are really falling christ and they are supposed to be christlike, then what are they afraid of? >> it is the latest development in the controversy that has surrounded the land over megachurch if after the church founder betty people's passed away in 2010. the new board decided that her son was not fit to run the church, going as far as taking him to court claiming these were the wishes of the

joel peebles continue to prepare. even though he's been ousted, he's urging parishioners to keep the faith. >> do-gooder that good to those that use you. >> be reached out to the board and they had no comment other than to say his termination is effective immediately and was necessary to protect jericho city of praise. >> three agents have now been forced out of the secret service and others remain on administrative leave, but their futures remain uncertain. >> jummy olabanji has the developing story. >> we're now hearing from one of the women involved in the middle of this scandal. we have also learned the night out on the town was not spur the moment for the secret service agents. abc news has learned the men deserve -- reserve does space large enough for at least 30 people before traveling to this club. they not only met prostitutes here but pay them to have sex inside the club and then brought the women back to the thespace at the hotel. the new york times spoke to one of the women with the agents that night. "the

peebles' late mother betty peebles was one of the founders of the church. her will dictated that the board be created but her son says his mother was too ill to dictate that will. in the youtube video peebles says he will hold services this weekend for his supporters. >> it hurts my spirit to know that this building that has been opened to the community for the last 15 years is locked down. it does hurt a little bit that there is police presence and those that are prohibiting people from entering into the house of worship. guess what? the house of worship is wherever you are. >> services will be held this sunday at 10:00 a.m. at the metro points hotel on annapolis road in new carrollton. >>> today the public got the first chance to see the space shuttle discovery at its new home. it was an overwhelming response at the smithsonian in chantilly, virginia. our photo journalist chester panzer captured the sights and sounds on opening day. >> the stick and the throttle. when we're flying up in space you fly out the top. you see the big airplane? does it go whoos

betty peebles.he and her husband founded the church 40 years ago. it's grown into a massive complex with a school, senior center, and thousands of parishioners. a disagreement with the board of trustees led to joel peebles' ouster last week. yesterday, hundreds of his supporters worshipped with him in the ballroom at the metropoint hotel in new carrollton. >> here we have the opportunity to worship freely. there, they're worshipping freely. we have no problem now. we're just expecting god to work out the rest. ♪ >> the new church is being called city of praise. no word on how long they will call the metropoint hotel home. >>> a 28-year-old d.c. murder case is heading back to court to examine whether eight teens were wrongly convicted. katherine fuller was beaten, raped, and sodomized in northeast on october 1 of 1984. eight teens were convicted and sentenced to 35 years to life in prison. the mid-atlantic innocence project says several of the original witnesses have recanted their testimony. the cou

it was what his mother betty peebles wanted. the jericho battle coming up tonight on news 4 at 11:00. jim, doreen? >> thank you. >>> what's up, doug? >> you come back from vacation all tanned and rested to snow. >> you come back from florida, a nice little vacation, and it's snowing. in the third week of april. i mean, this is something you really don't see a lot of. >> and you love it. >> i love it. i love to be in it. we sent chuck up there during the day today. i would love it. this storm was something we were watching as meteorologists and you're thinking to yourself just how strong is this thing going to be? high temperature today? only 50 degrees. as a matter of fact, take a look. there it is. the spring snow out towards garrett county. if you're driving out toward pittsburgh, get ready tonight. along i-70 or 68 you are going to see some of the snow and it is on the heavy side. i did see a report of upwards of 18 inches of snow about an hour north of garrett county. that in central portions of pennsylvania. now as far as o

. >> those board members say when bet phi peebles put them in place she told them she did not want theiron to run the institution and they are following her wishes. joel has challenged the board in court but so far, has lost. the congregation, appears to be with the fired minister. >> reporter: the ballroom, over flow room and hotel lobby were jammed with 1500 people in attendance for sunday services. >> his mother and father were my pastor before he were and after they deceased now he is my pastor. >> you are sticking with him >> i am sticking with him. >> during the service, joel played down the long similarrerring dispute. -- simmering dispute but yolanda peebles dealt with it directly. i will be honest because my husband won't tell you, it hurts. [ applause ] >> it hurts really bad. and it hurts to see the one you love the most on this side have that kind of pain. >> reporter: back at the mega which you are in which land over, parking lots were -- church, land over, parking lots were largely empty, departing congregants declined to comment. calls to the board were not returned. a sta

jericho steve praise church in lappedover revoked pastor joe peebles membership. says he was trying to run a for-profit company from the church. now, he is holding competing services at a hotel in carrollton. >> it hurts. it hurts really bad. and it hurts to see the one you love the most have this kind of pain. >> peebles hasn't been legally charged with any wrongdoing. his parents founded jericho city of praise. when his mother died, she left control of the church to the board. >>> when you think of the city of seattle, what is one of the first things that come to mind other than the rainy weather? >> space needle. >> starbucks. >> that too. >> up next, we'll tell you why that famous tower is at the center of a huge celebration. stay with us. [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can always expect more. like more on demand shows and movies than ever. and more ways to discover them too. plus more speed from america's fastest internet provider. so you can run more devices at the same time. ♪ feel a firework [ female announcer ] and best of all, it keeps getting be

in a youtube video, peebles thanked his supporters. he says the church services will go on. >> it hurts my spirit to know that this building that has been opened to the community for the last 15 years is locked down. and it does hurt a little bit that there is police presence and those that are prohibiting people from entering into the house of worship. but guess what? the house of worship is wherever you are. >> services will be held sunday morning at 10:00 at the metro points hotel on annapolis road. >>> expect major traffic delays if headed to foggy bottom in the district this weekend. the international monetary fund is hosting the annual spring meeting. hundreds of people are expected. a temporary security perimeter goes into effect tonight. 19th street northwest will be closed from pennsylvania to g street. you can expect temporary closures from 18th to 20th northwest between pennsylvania and g. all roads are expected to reopen on sunday evening around 7:00. >>> get ready for some stormy weather and big changes over the weekend. w

betty peebles.he church 40 years ago. it's since grown into a massive complex with a school, a senior center, and thousands of parishioners. a disagreement with the church's board of trustee led to joel peebles' ouster last week. yesterday, hundreds of his supporters worshipped with him in the ballroom of the metropoints hotel in new carrollton. >> here we have the opportunity to worship freely. there, they're worshipping freely. we have no problems now. we're expecting god to work out the rest. >> the new church is being called city of praise. no word on how long they will call the metropoint hotel home. >>> a meeting in annapolis tomorrow could derail a plan to put a high-end casino in prince george's county. according to "the washington examiner," governor martin o'malley wants the gambling expansion bill split from budget talks. he feels talk of adding a sixth casino in the state distracted lawmakers from passing a budget. the "examiner" is reporting governor o'malley will meet with the house sp

. >> this 11,000 member church is where joel peebles grew up and where he got married. the wake-up this morning no longer the pastor. he was fired last night. this morning, security has been advised to keep him off the property. >> on sundays we drop our money here. are we trespassing if we go to bible study? >> for months, the new board of directors at the church has been working to oust the current pastor. the chains blocks of his office door in the past. now he and his congregation have been locked out of the church. >> we have been instructed to keep everything closed for tonight a. instead of their weekly wednesday night bible study, the scene turned tense. >> if you are really falling christ, then why hide? >> it is the latest controversy after his mother, the church's founder betty peoples, passed away in 2010, the new board decided that her son was not fit to run the church and insofar as to take him to court claiming that these are the former pastor's wishes, in her will. >> do good to those that spite's fully use you. >> the board did release a statement last

pastor peebles' membership was revoked.he board says he was trying to run a forprofit company from the church. he is now holding services from new carrollton. >> [inaudible] -- it hurts. it hurts really bad. and it hurts to see someone you love the most on -- [inaudible] -- has that kind of pain. >> peebles hasn't been legally charged with wrong doing. his parents founded jericho city of praise when his mother died in 2010, she left control of the church to the board. >>> hearing in d.c. supreme court tomorrow in a case that gripped the district almost three decades ago. seven men convicted of raping and killing katherine fuller could receive new trials. attorneys say there's new evidence that wasn't available in the first trials. fuller was a 48-year-old mother of six when she was attacked in her neighborhood. police charged a group of men who called themselves the h and h crew. >>> the man charged with second degree murder in the death of trayvon martin could be released from jail any day now. on friday, a florida judge a

. >>> he was fired last week as pastor of a local mega church that did not stop joel peebles he is preaching in a different venue. >>> plus metta world peace creating buzz after he is ejected for delivering what some say is a cheap shot. dave ross back with this mornings sports breakfast. >>> we will get the latest weather and traffic from tucker and julie including the latest on that big accident on the belt way that had part of the belt way shut down. stay with us, we will returns the 7:10 a.m.  >>> there is a new development in the investigation into the disappearence of a arizona girl police found suspicious circumstances around a possible entry point at the tucson home of 6-year-old isabel selas she was last seen friday night around 11:00 p.m. in her bedroom a massive search with more than 150 law enforcement officers surround way for that girl. >>> search for eton patz the boy who disappeared in new york more than 30 years ago is expected to resume today no evidence of human remains have been found in the basement of a building in the manhattan soho neighbourhood but

his mother apostle betty peebles founded the church.ce her death, joel peoples has been in a legal battle with the church's board over who controls the church and its money. instead of bible study, people rallied in front of the church. he said this will make his faith stronger. >> the eye of the world are looking on us right now. >> amen. >> some are going to be looking at us to see if we're angry or difficult or give people hard time. we're going to be like a beacon in the world. when you go through a difficult season, you come out strong and you come out with victory. >> the board at jericho said it needed to let peebles go to protect the church and move forward. >> a live look at 6:47 at the u.s. capitol where once again larm us will take on what's become a hot button issue. they're wanting to fast track the pipeline. jackie deangelis has more on this story. would would carry crude from canada to the texas gulf coast now, president obama blocked the pipeline earlier this year over kerrs that they would go a an environmentally sensit

did we first peebles said was a bunch of hamas tippees out there smoking pot and cambrian park and now this is changed. transformed into the massive. >>> a few months ago was the encampments in the ensuing violence that to all the attention and obscured much of the message of the 99% not everybody here agrees the new shift in tactics is entirely purposeful. >>> the police came and be ever bet the campus would still be going on had no problem pink salmon's for most of the day hundreds of demonstrators took over the streets including 14 who actually managed to get into the wells fargo's shareholders meeting and allow the disrupted their progress desert and others outside joe vasquez cbs five the object to the latest rankings that has literally been poured into the hands of its users medical experts are saying now that teenagers are using hand sanitizers to get drunk aid teenagers in the u.s. have guns the emergency room after drinking the gel in the last few weeks doctors say kids use salt to purify the alcohol and make a more potent. did we eventually get recipes for it. the rest of the

peebles plans to be back here for sunday morning worship. >> thank you. new at 11:00 police in prince george's county are investigating the death of a woman as a homicide. she was found in an apartment at marlow plaza. the have not said how the woman died. new at 11:00, police are investigating the theft of two laptops from the office of district of columbia auditory. it happened on 14th street nw. they examine the accounts and operations of the d.c. government's. we remain on storm watch tonight as our region get some much- needed rain. how much of an impact did it make to our very dry and abnormal conditions? bob ryan joins us with a first look at the numbers. >> he is sleeping now, let me assure you. here at the weather center we have some leftover light showers and sprinkles. it would be nice to squeeze these a little bit more. you can see what is left of that rain continuing to move out to our east. it will be pretty much all over by dawn tomorrow. look at how much rain fell. right here in washington it was only a few hundredths of an inch. most area

the board issued a statement saying it stands by its decision to dismiss peebles.e has challenged the board's legitimacy. >> the decade-long search for the remains of the boughn tape. they ripped up the basement of a building not far from the home. they have been excavating the site of the past three days. george zimmerman will spend another night in jail while his family were still wave collateral are his bond. his attorney says he hopes to have this client free by the middle of next week. once free, the neighborhood watch volunteer suspected of murder in the shooting death of trayvon martin will be in a secure location, are probably out of state. >> security forces in afghanistan say they have pushed down a potential terrorist attack. five militants carrying 25,000 pounds of explosives were detained. they were smuggled in from pakistan. three other people were arrested. the owner of the capsized cosa ta concordia says it could take a year to move the ship more than 4000 passengers and crew were on board. officials say the salvage work should begin early next mont

they fired pastor joel peebls. his mother founded the church and since her death he's been in a legal battle who controls the church and the money. instead of bible study they rallied in front of the church. he says he will not let this financial drama keep him away. >> i want to let you know, we're going be strong, we'll be back here on premises, we'll be preaching, teaching, saving souls, and nobody's going to be able to stop that. please, no, there's nowhere in the bible that ever -- >> in a church statement they say it was necessary to fire jericho and move forward in compliance with the irs. >>> this morning a priest once known for protecting children from abuse is now accused of it. he faces accusations back from the late 1990s. he led the child protection services for the arlington diocese. he also worked at catholic high school, paul vi, and the roman church in annandale. they're cooperating with the police. >>> state senator charles koegen crossed party lines and voted to pass that $85 billion two-year wuj

. >> reporter: in the wake of the death last fall of apostle betty peebles, most assumed joel would taker the multimillion dollar ministry. but a six-person board established in a will he claims his mother was into ill to dictate sued to remove him. this afternoon he was escorted from his office with police officers standing by. >> if the sheriff try to stop you, you are members of this church you, pay your tithes. they deniedenforcement. >> we are here, standing, strong, and believing in god to do what he said. victory. off up athe ch >> the church board issued a statement, the firing necessary to remain in compliance with irs regulations. the statement did not explain what that means. reporting from landover. jackie benson, news 4. >> three people leaving the secret service in the wake of the prostitution scandal during president obama's visit to colombia last week. one supervisor was allowed to retire, another supervisor was removed for cause. a nonsupervisor resigned. eight other members are currently on administrative leave. investigators say none of the men had guns, radios, or sch

northeast of valparaiso peebles said they felt that from a cement is no reports of damages or injuries is known for powerful earthquakes in fact years ago and 8.8 magnitude quake there kills more than 500 people. the secret service sex scandal is widening the new twist to the prosecution allegations during the president's trip. >>> it's easy to do is less violent and very lucrative thieves love last-minute tax filers the scam that could rob you of your refund before you even get its and the special reward for dogs known aro,,,,,,, starting to 91 northbound lane it is going to shut down. live pictures from all 59 will be closed from 8:00 p.m. until noon until 9:00 p.m. on the weekend that will allow the crews removed utility pap ways that contain asbestos than next friday that 27 of the crews will fully closed down for three days in a row san francisco-based executive was not the today but he invoked his right to remain silent. did you approve the funding i respectfully decline to answer based on the fact that the men and privileges? he planned to lavish general services in ministration

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. >> the firing of pastor peebles caps a two year long feud within the church and the bitter wrangling when peoples mother betty and the churches long time pastor died two years ago. >> what do you think she would be thinking if she were here right now. >> she would be just hurt, crying, because she didn't teach us like this. she would say we have to be one. >> the dispute is not just who will be the churches spiritual leader but who will control its finances. >> they probably want to do a hostile take over because they are only concerned about the money. >> the church reportedly has millions of dollars in assets and the statement released today the churches board of trustees said in part that pastor peebless firing was necessary to pro secretary jerricho and move forward while remaining in compliance with the internal revenue service for 501 c3 religious organizations. >> this is ugly. >> in their statement the board of trustees also said that today begins a new day for city of praise, but judging from the reactions of many church members tonight, there could be a lot of long and cont

. >> the board issued a statement saying -- members and supporters of peebles or angry. but we do not vote. they put themselves in position. >> i will be preaching here on sunday. >> the preacher last sunday? >> i have been preaching here for 22 years. i have only missed three sundays. >> you can see some of the members are standing around outside of the church. what is going on here? the board had the sheriff's thrusts of the property not long ago. we will see if it is possible and if law-enforcement will let him come back. reporting live, sam ford, abc 7 news. >> coming up, the mystery surrounding the third and final mega millions jackpot winner is solved. >> 7 is on your side with why some federal tax returns are being rejected. now their identities are at risk. >> coughing, sore throats fatigue. >> those are a few of the symptoms residents say they are suffering. the >> officials in prince george's county promised for months ago to clean up toxic mold at a townhouse. >> neighbors say it has become even worse. >> for the first time we are seeing pictures the inspector

. >>> a real look at teens today from director mario van peebles. drama "we the party" follows five high school students dealing with crushes, bullies and everything in between. it features some of the latest teenage bands and dance crews. >>> 11:43. coming up kim ckardashian talks about her relationship with kanye west. we'll be back with another check of the holiday weekend weather. >>> i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. monday morning everything you need to know about the white house easter egg roll. >> we'll have live coverage from the white house. >> plus weather and traffic together on the 1s and all the news while you sleep. >> "news 4 today" starts at >>> welcome back. we now know who will be at monday's easter egg roll at the white house. tommy mcfly joins us with just-released information. c congratulations to you, emcee for the white house easter egg roll, second year in a row. >> thank you very much. an awesome honor to be involved, get kids out moving, to be asked to the white house to emcee a second year in a row is such an honor. >

. >> a local pastor fired from the church his parents founded reverend joel peebls was the acting pastorripped of member ship in the church his family created the church more than 40 years ago he said he receive add written notice informing him of the dismissile and was escorted off the property by police. >>> virginia senate passes an $85 billion budget a day after it was turned down for the third time however it does not include an additional $300 million grant for the dulles rail project democrats were pushing hard for that the action will keep state operations funded over the next two years it now goes to governor mcdonald for his consideration. >>> it is 7:26 a.m. on thursday morning, some schools in the district could be in jeopardy of closing, the school's chancellor will join us live, to break down her five year five point plan coming up next. >> plus more on the passing of dick clark, i am going to share a little personal experience that i had with the tv legend, had the opportunity to meet him, be with him on a couple occasions we will tell you about that. >>> as we take you to