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now, tonga turner is saying she was called the "n" word. she said she's had her tires slashed, has been heckled in town meetings and dealing with other issues from folks who have confronted her making her very uncomfortable. when we spoke with a spokesperson for the town of upper marlboro, they told us she is not leaving baus of tecause racist attacks but because she wants to spend more time with her family. >> she's had words said to her, tires slashed, people spit at her because she's a very different type of mayor than what the town has been used to in the past. >> reporter: how so? >> she's put out change. s's about making things different, about not accepting the status quo, shaking things up, and that has not been bl acceptato a lot of people. >> reporter: now, we tried speaking with tga in person, but she declined comments, so we're going through part of what she included in her resignation letter saying i am writing to inform you effective friday june 24th, 2019, i will no longer bea serving president and mayor of the board of commi

people are also telling me that tonga has put her home up for orsale. repng live, i'm tracee wilkins. back to you all in the studio. >> all right, tracee.t nk you for that. tonga turner is the first african-american elecsid as prent of the board of town kmige km commissioners in the town of upper marlboro. she's a member of the maryland black mayors association. the incorporated town of upper marlboro is less than a mile across and half a mile wide. as of the8 200census, it has 657 residents. >>> a suspected isis sympathizer is locked up in d.c. tonight. news 4 i-poam reer scott macfarlane broke this story on our app today. he joins us now to tell us how a recent metro trip led to this arrest. >> it sure did, jim. the man's name is jaire kneremy stevenson. formally he's charged with selling drugs. in the court filing the prosecutor said stevenson showed videos of isis on his cell phone in a crowded d.c. bar. they say he made death threats and searched the internet for phrases of how to join isis and isis police head cut off. photos you're seing were sub

during a town meeting mayor tonga turner has spoken about harass a spokesperso for the town says that she did not resign because bullyi rather, she wanted to >> it's about not accepting the to a lot of people. >> rep mayor -- the mayor' resignation is effective je 21st. she sa in a statement that she is excited about what the future holds. back to you. >> meghan mcgrath. thank you. >>> 5:03 now. this we're taking a look at of the major upsets in in arlington first, the it was a tight race decided by ray morreau lost to steve descan we are going to defend the most common of virginia but in halle he won with about 500 votes. primar you remember morsi made worked as his reptionist they are now married. he served time in jail four deal. open the nbc washington app and more details about the deadly the faa said the pilot who was there less than three miles the clouds on monday morning you can see the video from the crash. here's jeff guzetti. >> the weather conditions were involv a confusion that your is up and which way is down and instru invest say there is no b requir to on the chopper.

tonga turner's decision. tracee wilkins is live nown upper marlboro with what turner had to say this afternoon. tracee. >> reporter: pat, this is the first time from hearing from her since her abrupt resignation. today, e was saying to her counties. i've dealt with a lot of racism but that is not the reason i'm leaving office. this is about spending more te with her family and two young children and missed important events in their lives and wanted to be there moving forward. she said even though things were difficult in upper marlboro, oented constituents to understand whver comes after her would have to deal kno w it wasn't all rosie while she was here. hear now from the mayor. >> it was never my intention to give the public the impression i am being pushed out or scared and leaving my role, a role i desperately loved. at is knowst i'm a fighter. no one of any color, of any race, of any ethnicity is ever going to scare me into doing anything. >> reporter: turner talked about in that council meeting her tire

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tonga was proposing plans for economic growth and expanding the town's limit. >> who are we going to have in therg next that's goin to fight like that and better this community like that? we really ha to pay attention. >> reporter: in her resignation letter, tonga said i a writing to inform you that effective friday, june 21st, 2019, i will no longer be serving as mayor and president of the board of commissioners. i am truly excited about what the futuretoolds for the and what the future holds for ma we both embark on new journeys. we did ask her for comment. today.clined any comment but folks in this town are talking about what's happening here and a lot of people talking about trying to support her, but i am told by a number of people who know her that she's selling her home and leaving theounty. reporting live, tracee wilkins, back you to all in the studio. >> tracee, hank you. >>> we've got some breaking news sympathizer hasto oursi been ordered jailed in d.c. news 4 i-team investigators scott macfarlane broke this today. he joins us now with more from ee live d. scott, what are

that's not why mayor tonga turner is leveribelieving offic. she says to spend more time with her family. the racist attack began when she took office. she told people her events have been flashed and sheotten threaten e-mails. >>> the d.c. schools that's closed y because of vandalism, it will reopen dymorrow. someroke into sousa middle school and set off the fire extinguishers. classes were ccelled today and yesterday so crews can clean up the damage. workers needed protective masks today because of the chemical r residues. students were able t go to school to pick up to-go meals. tomorrow they'll head back to allass for a fin few days of the school year. >>> new oftonight, a case eja vu and expensive instrument stolen twice in a matter of day. >> thea saxophone is and the suspect is behind bars. our shomari stone explains how the employee tracks down the mew suck goods. >> reporter: she loves this sound. shendates awful s of her store's alarm. >> the theft. >> the rollercoaster of the burglary. >> reporter: this roller coaster st story starts

upper marlboro mayor tonga turner says his decision to step down doesn't -- her decision to step down doesn't have anythingw to doh racism or bigotry. she says she wants to spend time with her children. she explained how she's been the victim of multiple incidents of racism including slashed tires. >> it was never my intention to give the public the impression that i am being pushed o or scared into leaving my role, a role i desperately love. that is simply not true. >> turner acknowledges that racism ino upper marlbeds to be addressed. her last day will be june 30th. an interim mayor will be appointed until a sctcial elen can be held. >>> the lieutenant governor is working to clear his name. now jusfan fairs legal team is challenging prosecutors to charge him if they believe he is guilty of sexual assault. this is the virginia lieutenanto gover fairfax's lawyer sent letters to d.a.s in massachusetts and north carolina saying, quote, if an investigation wero determine that the allegation is true, it should be criminally prosecuted. but they go on to y, quote, just as no serious crime

upper marlboro mayor tonga turner said her decision to step down doesn't have anything to do with racism or bigotry. she says she wants to spend mor me with her two young children. monday she explained at a town hall meeting that she's been the victim of multiple incidents of racm, including threatening e h- e-mails and slashed tires. >> it was nevery m impression--o intention to give the impression that p i wasshed out. that simply is not true. >> reporter: her lasty, by the way, will be june 30. interim mayor will be appointed until a special election can be held to replace her. >>> jholie had to listen to how the teen was killed. he admitted to choking musa to death when she tried to end their relationship. s disappearedrom their fairfax home in 2018. her body was found nearly two weeks later. >> think he needs to learn a lesson. i just don't want any other young woman to fall to the fate that jholiedid. >> this was an abuser who felt he was going to lose the person he was used to controlling. >> the admitted killer hadio prevusly been convicted of assaulting jholie musa. he's now fac

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. >> reporter: there wasan outcry on social media because of all the work tonga has done in upper marlboro. folks said they could feel the differences in this city. it will be up to the last twosi commers to decide who the temporary mayor will be and the the folks in upper marlboro will have a special election to appoint their permanent mayor. >> she was a busy wman, yes, she was. thank you, tracee. >>> turning now to our forecast, storm 4 tracking a lot of rain, a whopper of a storm. doug cameron joins us live to time it out for us. wh 'sat arewe after afternoon issu plans, no worries, no problem at all. take the umbrella with you. storm team 4 radar completely dry across the region. all you have ito do widen out a little bit. out to the south,an area of low pressure developing now tonight and anoer one in st. louise that comes tomorrow afternoon, both giving a chance for heavy rain. this one, strong storms tomorrow afternoon. heavy rain possibly up to an inch in some places. and wet morning rush. and then gorgeous friday and saturday. after that, another change. >> once again, police in

mayor tonga turner said her decision o step down has nothing to do with racism or bigotry. she said she wants to spend more time with her two young children. at a town hall meeting on monday, she said she's been the victim of racism, including threatening emails and slashed tires. >> it is never my intention to give the public that i'm pushed out or scared into leaving my role, a role that i so desperately love. that is not true. >> turner acknowledges that racism in upper marlboro needs bea dress and the last day on the job is june 30th. an interim mayor will be appointed until a special election takes plache >>> t virginia lieutenant governor is fighting to clear his name of sexual assault allegations. back in april two women accued justin fairfax ofa a sex auandl now his legal team is challenging prosecutors to charge him if they believe he is guilty of sexual assault. fairfax lawyer's sent letters to massachusetts and north carolina saying, quote, if a investigation we to determine the allegation is true, it should be criminally prosecuted and they go on to saylater, ju

mayor tonga turner says her decision doesn't have anything to do with racism or bigotry. she says she wants to spendore me with her two young en childr. however, at a town hall meeting on monday, turner said she had been the victim of multiple incidents of racism includi threatening emails and slashed tires.ve >> it was nemy intention to give the public the empression that i am being pushed out ofmy leavinrole, a role that i desperately love. that is simply not true. >> turner acknowledges that rate glimpse upper marlboro needs to be- racism in upper marlboro needs to be addressed. an interim mayor will be appointed untile a spal election can be held. >>> virginia's lieutenant governor is fighting to clear his name of sexual assault allegations. back in april, two women accused justin fairfax of sexually assaulting them nearly 20 years iso. now h legal team is challenging prosecutors to charge him if they believe he is guilty of sex assault. fairfax's lawyer sent letters to d.a.s in massachusetts and north carolina saying, quote, if an nnvestigation were to determine that

mayor tonga turnerays her decision to step down doesn't have anything to do withci ra or bigotry. she says she wants to spends more time with her -- it spends more time with her two young children. she said she'd been the victim of multiple incidents of racism including threatening emails and slashed tires. >> but it was never m g intentin e the public the impression that i am being pushed out or scared into leavg my role. a role that i so desperately love. that is simply not true. >> turner acknowledges that racism in upper marlboro needs to be addressed.as her l day will be june 30th. an interim mayor will be appointed until a special election can be held. >>> rginia's lieutenant governor is fighting to clear his name of sexual assault . allegations back in april, two women accused ustin fairfax of sexually assaulting them nearly 20 years ego. now his l team is challenging prosecutors to charge him if they believe he is guilty of sexual assault. fairfax's lawyers sent letters to d.a.s in massachusetts and north carolina saying, quote, if an investigation were to determine that t

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tonga turner says the real reason she is resigning is to spend time with her young children, t becauseracism. she announced her resignation soon afteshe talked vividly and very candidly about her experiences during a town hall meeting. she clearly did not eect the outcry that followed? >> yeah. o she sid that in retrospect perhaps she should have separated talking abouthe racism and the bullying and attacks and vandalism and all of that happened versus her stepping down. she said the two subjects arev ery separate. people at the meeting di t't feelat way. they thought that this was why she was stepping down, that at the end of the day it had become too much. she was spat on. she had her tires slashed. she wasalled the "n" word. she was called some other racist words. and tormented, i know, pretty much during her entire time after she had taken office and had a forr member of that commission sitting in the audience drawingswastikas on a notebook. >> during the cocil meeting? >> during e council meeting, and somekne too pictures. and heckling her trough the meeting. >> this sa woman who