the only body camera footage- showing c-p-r, being given in the last moments of terrence sterling's life. and now - word that the officer will not be charged - for shooting him. but this morning - growing calls for that officer's resignation. sam sweneey is here with more mayor bowser says it's unacceptable that officer brian trainer did not activate his body camera until after the shooting. and this morning the mayor - at the forefront pushing for trainer to resign. last september, the officer fired two rounds at sterling killing him after police say he rammed his motorcycle into officer trainer's cruiser. police tried to stop sterling as he drove erratically through the district. police say during the stop he intentionally sped up, and hit the police car. that's when police fired. despite the decision by the u-s attorney's office, mayor bowser says m-p-d will immediately begin it's disciplinary review of the officer's actions. since sterling's death, mayor since sterling's death, mayor bowser has ordered mpd to change it's policy to require officers to confirm with dispatchers that the

#terrence sterling trended overnight on twitter. ut a dozen people shut down new york and new jersey avenues northwest last night in protest. officer brian trainer shot and killed sterling near that intersection last september. the officer said sterling intentionally hit his cruis witnesses disputed that account. sterling's friends say they are heartbroken and d.c.'s mayor wants trainer off the force. >> destroyed, distraught at the fact that we have no indictment and no charges being filed against this murderer. >> mpd has already reached out to his lawyers asking the officer to resign. >> what about you, what do you think? >> that is exactly what i think. >> the mayor says officer trainer swri latviolated depart policy by not having his body camera turned on the entire time. the sterling family has filed a $50 million lawsuit against the city and mpd. >>> coverings district right now, take a look at this crash. we're working to learn what is behind it, what caused this driver to go off the road and run in too a row house in georget

marina maracco, thank you. >> now to an update on the terrence sterling case, fox5 was first to break the news that the d.c. police officer who shot and killed sterling would not face criminal charges. well, tonight an i witness who saw the instance kent and testified before the grand jury is speaking out forth the first time, but howard dorsey's version of what happened that night is different from what police claim happened. the person that was riding the motorcycle attempted to flee, ended up trieking the police car and at that point shots were fired. the interview that he said, that he came up speeding was incorrect because i gave them a video and i gave them my statement. he wasus his bike like this. can he come to a complete stop at the stop light? yeah, a complete stop. it was a red light because i was stopped and he just stopped. d.c. may muriel bowser and replies chief peter newsham are calling for officer brian train er's resignation. trainer is the one who fired the fatal shot. sterling's family is now suing the district for $350 million. >> now we turn to a developing stor

nearly a year after terrence sterling's death at third and m streets-- the u-s attorney's office announced that officer brian trainer will not face criminal charges. despite the decision-- mayor bowser says it is still unacceptable that officer camera until after the shooting. officer trainer told investigators that he opened fire after sterling used his motorcycle to ram the officer's police cruiser. still questions this morning after an attempted kidnapping suspect was released from custody only to be arrested again days later. 26-year old marquese bostic was first arrested on july 31st -- when he allegedly kidnapped a woman walking along the potomac near the kennedy center. bostic was charged with assault and released.... then tuesday - park police say they found bostic - this time with his pants down lying on a bench near the vietnam memorial. witnesses say he was touching himself innapropriately. now investigators, prosecutors, and court officials cannot comment on pending cases... but d-c code says, in part, that suspects who are detained prior to trial must "pose a danger" orm today

the officer shot terrence sterling last year after his motorcycle crashed into a police cruiser. yesterday's decision quickly led to protests and called for the officer to resign and now there are growing calls for all officers to undergo new training. today chief newsome spoke only with mark seagraves about all of this. >> peter new some would not second decision but he made it clear. he wants brian trainer off of his department. >>> the two things i can control right now. make sure we do a very complete and thorough investigation that we get the sterling family the answers to the questions that they have and try to do that as quickly as possible. >> what chief peter newsome can't control right now is whether officer trainer, who has been on the force about four years remains a dc police officer. since trainer won't be charged with any crimes and the internal review is just beginning. he says it's up to officer trainer, and he has asked him to resign. >> what i would say about resignation is that when, you know, he is can deciding whether or not to resign, he needs to just consi

officer brian trainer shot and killed terrence sterling after a high-speed chase in d.c.he police chief spoke only to news 4 about the department's decision to ask officer trainer to design. >> when he is deciding whether or not to re-sign, he needs to consider the family and the impact this c >> this week, the federal prosecutor said there is not enough evidence to convict him of any crime. therefore, there was no charge. there is an internal investigation into the incident. meanwhile, terrence sterling's family has filed a $50 million lawsuit against the police department. >> there is a ten-foot sinkhole filing a woman's garden. heavy rain caused the problem and the county says they are not responsible for what happened. the homeowner says she has no idea how expensive repairing this could be. >> i'm worried about the cost. >> in the chesapeake region, we get a lot of rain compared to other parts of the country. that water goes somewhere. >> so far, no other neighbors have had similar issues. the county is urging homeowners to watch out for repairs. >>> now, to a story

. >> now just minutes ago we learn there will be no indictment against the office here shot terrence sterling. >> paul wagner live in northwest, he's there with terrence's family and their attorney, with reaction to the decision, paul? >> just came out. us attorney's offers moments ago, in therefore about two hours, listening to the prosecutors about the decision. jason, tell me what you were told by the us attorney's offers why they're not going to >> they don't think they can get a conviction, man who had no weapon whatsoever, they don't think they can get a n the scene describe thenesses motorcycle being blocked in, that the officer shooting from the car, the lights are not on, no siren, no commands, what possibly did the prosecutors give you that explains the reason why the officer is not going to be charge in the this case? i mean, were they giving you a good reason? >> no, certainly no good reason for someone for the government to decline to prosecute under these circumstances. this is yet another example of our government disappoint being letting down our community. we ha

he could still lose his job over the death of terrence sterling. news4's justin finch reports on what happens next in the case. >> reporter: afterward, no charges will be filed in this case. d.c. police will soon begin its own internal investigation about what happened. a deep dive at the various evidence collected so far from witness and officer accounts as well as surveillance video and much more. this all as supporters of sterling say that justice so far in this case has not been serv from wednesday evening where protesters carried candles and signs supporting sterling and his family, this was a direct response to the u.s. attorney's office call to not file charges against officer brian trainer. you may recall that he is the officer who shot and killed 31-year-old terrence sterling last september after he crashed his motorcycle into the cruiser. a critical issue in this case has been the fact that officer trainer was found to have turned on his body camera after opening fire, and that's an action that mayor bowser believes is damaging to the for

and m northwest where this unfolded nearly a year ago to show their sign of support for t of terrence sterling you mentioned, there was a lot of reaction to this. in fact mayor muriel bowser said yesterday she's calling for the officer's resignation. 31-year-old sterling was shot by officer trainor on sept september11th in the early morning hours just after 4:30 in the morning. officer trainor and his partner were following sterling's motorcycle, and they told investigators that sterling had been driving erratically but exactly what happened during that traffic stop still in question or was put no question because officer trainor didn't turn on his body worn camera until after the shooting took place. now the u.s. attorney's office maintain a grand jury was presented with extensive evidence i'm talking 911 calls, radio runs, surveillance video, cell phone video, but despite all of that, prosecutors said that there was inefficient evidence, prosecutors also say that sterling was going as fast as upwards of 100 miles per hour, that he nearly sideswiped a cruiser and that his blood alcohol level

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no charges of the dc police officer who shot and killed terrence sterling last year. >> the officer's name is decided -- sterling was shot to death by officer trainer after sterling's motorcycle collided with trainer's police car. sterling was not armed. in a statement just into our news room, the u.s. attorney -- prosecutors found insufficient evidence to charge the officer. the statement says the evidence reviewed by the u.s. attorney backs up the police department's story. that officer -- officer trainer was trying to get out of the police officer when sterling rammed the door and the officer shot sterling twice. >>> bowser is going to be live tonight at 7:00. she writes while the district of columbia has no -- we do control our agencies policys and -- mtd asked for the officer's resignation. she repeats that partner broke police policy by not turn ongoing their body cameras. again, dc mayor, bowser is going to be here at 7:00. we expect to get more answers then. >>> we have in depth reporting on this case. an effort led by -- we want to bring you the conversation she had of the pa

leg and a few broken ribs but is otherwise expected to be okay. >> ♪ing. >> , an update on the terrence sterlingak the news the d.c. police officer who shot and killed sterling won't face criminal charges. this morning an eyewitness who saw the whole incident and testified before the grand jury is speaking out for the first time. but howard dorsey's version of what happened that night is different from what police claim happened. >> person that was riding the motorcycle attempted to flee, ended up striking the police car and at that point shots were fired. >> the interview that he said that he came up speeding was incorrect because i gave them a video and i gave them my statement that he was just walking his bike like this. >> did he come to a complete stop at the stop light. >> yeah, complete stop. it was a red light 'cause i was stopped. and he j >> d.c. mayor muriel bowser and police chief peter newsham calling for officer brian trainer's resignation. sterling's family is suing the district for $50 million and of course the chief will join us in studio at 8:00 a.m. we'll ask him about it. >>>

a broken leg and a few broken ribs but he's expected to be okay. >> now to an update on the terrence sterlingase. fox5 was first to break the news that the d.c. police officer who shot and killed sterling will not face criminal charges. an eyewitness who saw the incident and testified before the grand jury is speaking out for the first time exclusively to fox5 and the howard dorsey's version of what happened that night is different from what police claim happened. >> person that was riding the motorcycle attempted to flee, ended up striking the police car and at that point shots were fired. >> the interview that he said that he incorrect because i gave them a video and i gave them my statement. he was just walking his bike like this. >> did he come to a complete stop at the stop light. >> yeah, complete stop. it was a red light 'cause i was stopped. and he just stopped. >> d.c. mayor muriel bowser and police chief peter newsham are calling for officer brian trainer's resignation. meanwhile sterling's family is suing the district for $50 million. >> ♪ >> tension between the united states and n

. >> terrence sterling's family sat down with us a month ago asking for both answers and justice anding there still aren't any closer to closure. we now know that no criminal charges will be filed against the officer. he was shot and killed for riding his officer through a red light. officer brian trainer shot sterling twice after he drove that motorcycle into the police cruiser. there will be no criminal charges against that officer and d.c. mayor muriel bowser asked for his resignation. in an interview only here on 9 we sat down with mayor bowser to talk about that decision. hilary

terrence sterling, seen here, was drunk when he crashed his motorcycle into the police fire killing sterling. d.c. police chief told news 4 that the department has talked to trainer's lawyer about having him re-sign. >> the two things i can control right now is to make sure we do a very complete and thorough investigation, that we get the sterling family the answers to the questions they have. >> the officers is now assigned to a desk pending investigation. >>> community members were devastated when the annapolis yacht club was destroyed by fire. the capital gazette reports the renovated building will have an all grass facade in the sprinkler system. the work will last until next summer. lights on a christmas tree malfunctioned causing that fire and the building not to have a working sprinkler system. if you want to help decide the new name for highway, you can hetd ad to a meeting tonight. an advisory committee will take suggestions. if you can't make that meeting, you can fill out a survey online. head to the nbcwashington app for more information on them. >> crews are going to have to sta

. >>> the family of terrence sterling is not confident the grand jury saw all the video in this case. >> since the beginning of this case the sterling family has been aware there is a camera on third and m streets operated by the homeland security agency. we have requested this camera early in the process. the u.s. attorney's office did not even describe what is on that surveillance footage. >> the u.s. attorney's office had no comment on the family's claim. authorities say officer bryant trainer shot sterling after a reckless high speed chase that ended when sterling intentionally hit trainer's tonight a big lawsuit against the school system centers on a 3rd grade teacher convicted of child sexual abuse, new outrage from the parents and concern there could be more young victims. here's pete muntean. >> we will not go quietly into the night. >> reporter: the parents of a young girl have a message for montgomery county schools. their lawyer read it aloud in front of district headquarters. >> you put her in the hands of a monster. >> reporter: john bigna worked at silver springs schools

today the attorney for the family of terrence sterling said they are not confident that a d.c. grand jury saw all the video evidence in this case. >> since the beginning of this case, the sterling family has been aware that there's a camera on third and m streets, that's a camera that is operated by the homeland security agency. homeland security, we have requested this camera early in the process. the u.s. attorney's office did not even describe what is on that surveillance footage or if it doesn't exist, why doesn't it exist? that was deeply troubling to the sterling fa that surveillance footage and the u.s. attorney's office did not give those answers. >> that's attorney jason downs. he says the sterling family met with d.c.'s u.s. attorney and investigators for two hours to hear an explanation for why police officer brian trainor would not be indicted. the u.s. attorney's office had no comment today on the family's claims about potentially missing video evidence. authorities said sterling was shot after a reckless, high speed motorcycle chase that ended when his bike intent

. >> now to an update on the terrence sterling case.x5 was first to break this news that the d.c. police officer who shot and killed sterling won't face criminal charges. tonight an eyewitness who saw the incident and testified before the grand jury is speaking out for the first time. but howard dorsey's version of what happened that night is different from what police claimed happened. >> person that was riding the motorcycle attempted to flee ended up striking the police car. and at that point shots were fired. >> the interview that he said that he came up speeding was incorrect because i gave them a video and i gave them my statement. he was just walking his bik complete stop at the stop light. >> yeah, complete stop. it was a red light 'cause i was stopped. and he just stopped. >> d.c. mayor muriel bowser and police chief peter newsham are calling for officer brian trainer's resignation. sterling's family is suing the district for $50 million. at 8:00 a.m. fox5 will discuss the sterling case live right here on fox5 with d.c. police

already reached out to lawyers asking the officer to resign but it comes after thirty one year old terrence sterling was gunned down by the officer after his motorcycle reportedly hit trainers a police cruiser according to local news reports witnesses say the officer was not trying to get out of his car but instead of rolled his a window down and shot sterling from inside the car another witness called the collision unavoidable while in the statement the attorney's office described the incident saying quote the officer reacted by immediately firing two rounds at mr sterling through his front passenger window the round struck mr sterling on the right side and the neck during the incident the officer failed to turn on his body camera until after the shooting had occurred a violation of department policy orders for sterling's family have filed a fifty million dollar wrongful death lawsuit in the district of columbia's superior court against the officer of the city and the m p d. a pentagon audit is accusing a british contractor in afghanistan of wasting millions of dollars in taxpayers' money on some q

police officer who shot terrence sterling and the latest action to crack down on illegal atv and dirt bike riders. >> the discovery of a body is under investigation in montgomery county. it was found along heather before 8 o'clock last night. no word on the identity of the person or how they may have died. >> in prince george's county two young teenagers accused of murdering a homeless man at a park in adelphi. 14-year-old elias portillo is charged as an adult. police say he and a 13-year-old boy approached the man and demanded money. when the man refused portillo alleallegedly stabbed him severl times. >>> it is time for our zip trip. today we're in culpeper virginia. >> maureen umeh kevin mccarthy and tucker barnes already having a a whole lot of fun. >> yay! >> good morning. >> whoo-hoo! [cheers and applause] >> good morning from beautiful culpeper, virginia. oh, my goodness, this place is just fantastic. well worth the drive from d.c. the hospitality insane. >> i've already had an entire cinnamon roll to myself and it was the best cinnamon roll i've had in my life. deli sandwiches

#terrence sterling friended. and justin finch is live with more on what happens next. >> reporter: good morning. we know d.c. police will soon begin an internal investigation, a look for themselves at the sterling case to see if any procedures were broken by the officer involved in this deadly shooting. ♪ we ain't going to stop till our people are free ♪ >> reporter: those gathered held signs and candles assuming him a supporting him and his family near where he was shot and they denounced the u.s. attorney office call to now proceed wit 31-year-old motorcyclist last september after he crashed in to train trainer's cruiser in northwest. key in this case, body camera footage. we know officer trainer turned his camera on after the shooting. mayor bowser spoke about that and the u.s. attorney's decision. >> i am now as i was then very upset that we didn't have the benefit of that footage to tell us what happened. >> reporter: the mayor also said that the mpd has asked for trainer to resign. she also said this led to

they say terrence sterling was drunk when he led dc police on high speed chase which ended up him crashing his motorcycle. that's when officer opened fire, killing sterling. trainer's partner can be seen providing first aid shot. he has been on the force about four years, he's now assigned to a desk pending an internal investigation. paul in an advisory neighborhood commissioner in ward 8 where he says his neighbors want police and prosecutors held accountable. >> this is one more reason why so many people have a lot of lack of faith in the judicial system, as well as police officers. and any time a prosecutor take it upon himself to be the judge and the jury, i have a strong problem with that. this city should be down on fourth street, asking for his resignation. >> last night, the group of sterling's friends gathered at the spot where he was killed to voice their outrage that the officer wasn't charged with any crime. now, the internal investigation could take up to four months to complete as for the $50 million lawsuit filed by the family, that could take years to resolve in 2008 when t

terrence sterling was drunk when he crashed his motorcycle into the police cruiser when the officer openedire killing sterling. d.c. police chief told news 4 the department has talked to trainer's lawyer about having him re-sign. >> the two things that i can control right now is to make sure we do a very complete and thorough investigation, that we get the sterling family the answers to the questions that they have. >> officer trainer has been on the force for four years. he is now assigned to a desk pending an internal investigation >>> a family is suing montgomery county public schools after a former teacher was convicted of child sex abuse. they sentenced the teacher to 40 years in prison. he taught for two decades at clov cloverly elementary school. they claim the school district failed to act and they were warned. >> this convicted pedophile never should be in the classroom with this little girl. i am particularly disturbed to see a pattern of allowing teachers in the classroom that have a history of reprimand. the district can't comment on that pending lawsuit but that it is committe

trainer and the department are also the target of a $50 million lawsuit by terrence sterling's family. prosecutor said sterling was intoxicated the night he led police on a high speed chase motorcycle, which crashed into the passenger's side of the officer's car. that's when officer trainer drew his gun and shot sterling twice. trainer, who has been on the force four years, remains on desk duty, pending the internal investigation. now, while trainer is on that desk dutiy, he's not allowed to have contact with the public in any official capacity. the internal review could take up to four months, as to that partner, he was already disciplined for violating police protocol by chasing motorcycle without proper authorization. >> thank you, so much, mark. >>> new video just in now of a wild shooting in dc. take a look at this, a woman holding a child that's running out of the way as two men with guns come up and just start firing shot after shot after shot, looks like eight or nine shots were fired. one person was hit, that person is expected to be okay. police hope this video will help the