scott mcfarland with more. scott? >> reporter: a police standoff in leesburg where are trying to make an arrest in a domestic situation that happened this afternoon. for now, the suspectrefuses to leave his home. the home's near the location of sycamore hill drive and schedule u tulip tree square. the victim appears to be by himself, and they don't know if he has a weapon. the domestic incident occurred last night. when policeameto arrest him this afternoon, he refused to come out. aerial views of chopper 4. the police sndoff, you see quite the perimeter. more as we get information. for now, at the live desk, i'm scott mcfarland. >> thank you. >>> back to capitol hill and criticism from both sides of the aisle on this doj report. >> right. susan mcginnis is here to break it down for us. >> reporter: this report's 500 pages, 18 months in the making, ly anticipated here on capitol hill. and now up people from here, to the whihouse, to james comey himself and now hillary clinton herself have something to say about it. in

scott mcfarland broke the story. can watch the report on the nbc washington app. >>> a woman is mauled to death by her fiance's dog in calvert county. it happened yesterday in huington maryland, and a state trooper was forced to kill the dog. >>> a mother and son s carated aftessing the boarder. are they were reunited overnight in baltimore. the mom and her 7-year-old had not seen each other in more than a month. more on the crisis at the border straight ahead on the "today" show. >>> and there'sou forecast rg for the next couple of days. 75 and rainy. 58 tomorrow with morning rain and afternoon thunderstorms. sunday back to hot and humid. no more than an hour every outside chance of a thunder shower late in the day. plenty of sadry,e hours this weekend. just make sure you have a backup plan readyn to go and head down to the barbecue battle this weekend. it is going to be fantastic. >> sounds good. can't wait. chuck, thank you. >> my jacket wil smell like smoke. >> it's worth it. it's worth it. >> going to make the d

scott mcfarland with more. scott? >> reporter: a police standoff in leesburg where are trying to make an arrest in a domestic situation that happened this afternoon. for now, the suspectrefuses to leave his home. the home's near the location of sycamore hill drive and schedule u tulip tree square. the victim appears to be by himself, and they don't know if he has a weapon. the domestic incident occurred last night. when policeameto arrest him this afternoon, he refused to come out. aerial views of chopper 4. the police sndoff, you see quite the perimeter. more as we get information. for now, at the live desk, i'm scott mcfarland. >> thank you. >>> back to capitol hill and criticism from both sides of the aisle on this doj report. >> right. susan mcginnis is here to break it down for us. >> reporter: this report's 500 pages,

with shares surging 53% at the ho open scott mcfarland is the ceo and joins us now thank you for cominget with us >> it's fantastic to be here >> so far, investor interest seems to be strong for this. your company is automating the sales tax process. how has business been? >> this is a really good day for sales tax. and helping businesses do what they need to do. it's a burden for them so make this happen in their daily lives. and it uses a cloud-based solution in order to make that go away for them >> i would imagine that you collect a lot of data or have a lot of data in terms of consumer trends we saw that stronger than b expect ed retail number earlier this week. what is your take on the economy based on that. >> we do $6 billion transactions every year and we do have an insight into that we can take a look into what's happening and see trends and we really see that around the holidays that's our super bowl time, if you will and we have seen strong growth in that sector, but we also have seen it change from just one day to multiple days through that period of time we can see that ha

r now skoi scott mcfarland, news 4. >>> good thursday morning. you will notice warm and humid air when you step outside this morning. we have plenty of sunshine in the forecast today, but iis a balmy 76 degrees when you walk out the door. now, lat this afternoon,ome nice changes in the forecast. when chuck comes back with me after the break, we'll talk about that and what to expect as we head into your weekend. >>> plus, they're not pro athletes, but they are getting a shot in the national spotlight. a look at the local competitors with a chance to become nin warrio warriors. >> we continue to track breaking news. a violent night in the district after five people are shot.at thet updates and how hevestigators and t . >>> breaking news. three shooting investigations underway right now in d.c. this is a live look at the scene of one of them in southeast d. a man was shot outside a gas station along southern avenue. at road was shut down for several hours. we'll have an update for you on that in just a few minuters though, it is 6:30 now. good morni

scott mcfarland, news 4 i-team. >>> it is 4:36 now. coming up, he is the newest addition to the wiz aerds, but today you're going to be hearing a lot about what he was wearing when he was picked. we'll show you why. >> first, packages tossed trash. video of a local delivery driver going viral. look at r that. e way he handled o save the dinosaurs from an island that's about to explode. ou what c go wrong? [ roar ] >> that is not the kind of service people are expecting when they order something on-line. he didn't even get out of the truck. he says there was nothing breakable in that package, but it's the principle is what the homeowner is what is complaining >>about here. e reached out to fedex about that video. they said in a statement, "the behavior picted in that video is unacceptable and inconsistent with the professionalism fedex ground service providers demonstrate every day." the homeowner says he does want fedex to talk th the workers about how they're handling some of the boxes, but he doesn't wantos this guy tohis job. >> he

for now, scott mcfarland, news4. >> thank you, scott.ll working to find out whetr the waves. you're looking at video from chopperve 4 othe pool at the seem park in upper marlborough. reports that a teen-age boy had to be pulled from the pool at around 30 yesterday. at last check he was in critical condition. >> it's almost second nature for d.c. drivers to expect congestion across 450 across the potomac river. d-dot is consideri ordering new lanes to the bridge. but as adam tuss explains, . rginia can't do >> love 'em or hate ep aem, more express lanes could be on the way. >> wre lookingg at extend two lanes of the current expressway to the vicinit o the american legion bridge. it doesn't matter what time of the day you go. >> mayor lan driver being. >> and that's what this environmtal study is all about. it's a new and early look at what it would take to extend thy embass press lane. legion rive around the bridge area, you know it's become one of the biggest bottlenecks in our region. this project requires a bit of diplomacy bec ase mar

scott mcfarland has new information on that. >> just in prosecutors say a virginia man has pleaded guiltys to the muslim community centern leesburg. his name is matt shutter land, a plea entered minutes ago at the federal courthouse in alexandria. according to court filings shutter land posted the threat on the muslim center's google review page. they say his posting threatened to eradicate muslim americans an specifically target their children. the threat was posted the day after a terrorist drove a car through a crowd of people this stminster england tha happened a few months ago. it was one of a series of threats he had made the feds say. he is 55 years old and an army veteran. no response for our request for comment from his attorney. >>>ll , it's opening night, the ctain rises on "hamilton" at 7:30en this g. boy, can we fit any more into this day? >> no, we can't. >> performances will be full and there will be extra security measures. they advise everybody to arrive early, only in washington can you also visit museums that have such a rich variety of real alexander hamilton items fro

scott mcfarland broke this story. he has the latest. >>> the chairman of the d.c. council education committee says he is frugs rate. d.c. schools are failing to follow rules and regulations. our investigation found one of every four d.c. public school teachers is unlicensed, including some veteran instru instructor even members of the elite chancellor's teachers cabinet. child safety advocates and a member of the k.c. state board investigator says this is a safety risk. only licensed teachers are tracked by the national nasdtec teacher database which flags teache engaged in misconduct to prooept them from crossing state lines and finding new jobs d.c.'s deputy mayor for education says the school system is nonethess hirin strong candidates. >> d.c. has beende a l in supports, development, often looked to for a very high bar that we set. d.c. public schools sets a rigorous i they hire teachers and school leaders across the system. s >> the they do run background checks, and in response to ourti invtion, the school says starting in september all newly hired teachers m

. >>> back at the livek d i'm scott mcfarland breaking news out of theederal courthouse in alexandr alexandriame is matt shutter land, they say he posted the threat on the slick center's google review page. shutter land's posting threatened to eradicate muslim americans and specifically target their children. the threat was posted the day after a terrorist drove a car through a crowd of petele in westmi england a few months ago. it was one of a series of threats he made according to prosecutors. he is 55 years old, an army veteran. no response for our request for comment from his attorneys. court filings don't specify the charge yetut a plea hearing in the case is scheduled. jim, back to you. >>> a tragic accident involving olympic skier bode miller's daughter ns renewing warnings about your children as we enter into the summer swim season. miller's 19 month old daughter drowned in al swimming p this past weekend a family friend says theiller's had bee at a private party when little emmy somehow wound up in thepool. miller and his wife posted about the heart breaking loss on social media writi

y on news4, scott mcfarland shows a series of security upgrades. what are we going to see?st day of school in many local districts, if you go to school s,xt week. when school e it's a great time to upgrade security in the buildings now that they're empty. begin in montgomery county where school officials will begin adding surveillance cameras to elementary schools. school officials in the district don't think they have enough camera coverage at the elementary level. they'll begin installing those new cameras starting this month. they can be viewed and recorded at the school's security hub in rockville. in fauquier county on july 1st, they'll start hiring a dozen new school security guards to help support the county's school resource police officers and help provide new armed security in middle and elementary schools. these would be part-tist securitff potentially including retired police officers says the sheriff. >> again, this will b a prelude to a school resource officer inside the elementary schools at some point. we're going --e >> repo they want more security, more bu

. >> only on news 4 our i-team scott mcfarland reports on a new series of security upgrades in the wakecent tragedies nationwide. >> reporter: we begin in montgomery county where we have learned that officials wil add surveillance cameras to elementary schools. school officials don't think they have enough camera coverage at the elementary level, and they'll begin installing new cames starting this month. the cameras can be viewed and recorded at the school s district'surity hub in rockville. >> how are you? >> good, good. >>> meanwhile, on july 1st they'll start hiring a dozen new school security guards to help support the county's school resource police officers and to help provide new armed security and middle elementary schools. these would be part-time security staff. potentially including retired police officers says the county sheriff. >> this will, again, a prelude to a school resource officer inside thentary schools at some point. m>> teachers wante security in more buildings? >> they do. the community has been very vocal about it. >> reporter: a local school district is checki

. >>> this is scott mcfarland, breaking news at the live desk, a federal judge in d.c.roved a merger between at&t rner.ime an $85 million deal just approved by the courts, a sweeping decision tha handed down a few minutes ago. it is a big business deop. are strong opinions on this say it will very much effect you. it has been a closely watched antitrust case. the decisions coming again out of the u.s. district court house in d.c. it began with the department sued to block the deal arguing prices for consumers would go up too much and that the new mega telecom company would block the competition. and time warner argue costs for consumers would go down and even if they do g up, it would be just ate mof several curren cents per month. it could open the door for other larger mergers like cvs and aetna. president trump has opposed the deal for years, even before his election, saying it would concentrate too much market power in a single company and his animosity against time warner's cnnls has been well known. pat, back to you. >> thank yo c >>> aelebration for the ages. >>