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coming up, tracee wilkins talked to the witness who watched and recorded this arrest. >>> now to the shock waves from the shake-up in president trump's administration. the united sations ambr nikki haley is moving. on there are questions such as why a popular member of president trump's team would resign one month before the mid-term elections. the letter is dated last wednesday. the white h sse andffers seemed taken by surprise when that news came out this morning. as for what's next, blayne alexander is at the white house. >>> and the president is already floating names of possible replacements. he said he wants to see somebodt in pn within two to three weeks. possibly sooner. we've seen, of course, a number depart flurries this administration. this one was done differently. that's because paper statement or tweet. that's because he was sitting down in frochbl cameras saying he wants to show how much he preciates her service. a surprise shake-up. nikki haley leaving at the end of the year. >> we're all happy for you but hopefully you'll be comingack at some point. ley, the highest

tracee wilkins reporting live. let's go from that to a terrifying story from the district, someone opens fire on a man and wan who had two young children in their car. this happened in broad daylight in northeast d.c. the man inside that car was killed. pat collins in the district, trying to learn what led up tot shooting. pat? >> in broad daylight, in this parking lot, bullets in the air, kids in a car. their mother sho and wounded. her boyfriend killed. murder on montana avenue. we begin now with a neighbor. >>really, i do not know what to think. >> reporter: when you hear what happened, you'll know how frightening this must have been. in the back seat of this car, a 4-year-old boy. and a 2-year-old girl. the mother of the children in front. the mother's boyfriend nearby. then cam the shot. onefter another after another. nine in all. car glass shattered. car door pierced. the little kids in the back crying for help. >> the shooters were in the car with the mother screaming and howling. that's what i heard. >> rep

our bureau chief tracee wilkins emceedn annual lungeon today and recognizes that social workers, local leaders and on the ere's help out front lines. we're nearing the end of domestic violence awareness month. if you know someone that needs help, search our website. >>> puttinguber's new safety feature to the website. the emergency button helps connect with police with the click of a button. l>> and w the halloween l>> and w the halloween fore to care for other human beings. nurses ben jealous has a plan called medicare-for-all, that builds on the foundation of medicare, by using our collective purchasing power, to lower costs and the costs of prescription drugs. medicare-for-all allows us to take every pharmaceutical company to task on the price of every drug. get a better deal for all of us. nurses want a healthier maryland and medicare-for-all will lead to just that. my name is hannah and i'm supporting ben jealous for governor of maryland. i believi've heard storiesnt from people across virginiaing. that have moved me to take action on veterans unemployment, the opioid epidemic, an

. >> tracee wilkins takes us inside the believe at oxonhi . >> mcarthur carey doesn't go anywhere without my dad wore it. >> nowle his cion is covered in mold. that's not all. >> it's black right there. >> his furniture, clothes, everything in his apartment has what appears to be specks of mold on it. hhe lived in this prince george's county public apartment building in oxonill for six years. the apartment houses alld senios eople who are physically challenged. he said the mold problem started in may. >> this is what it looks like now after they stanltd with it stain covering paint. but here's what it looked like before it was painted. >> after tg paintas done, he pointed out his damaged clothes to building management. >> my clothes have a lot of mold on it. she said youl probably dead. >> if the manager did indeed tell him that, i will l ietpproiaea nnther. >> airing brown says cynic finding out about the problem, he directed his team to fix it.e ibelieves the humid summer may have contrute of the he said he's directing his team to dous more than page it away. as far as the property loss

. >> reporter: tracee wilkins, news4. >>> and chopper 4 over the scene of a deadly accident. this is in the franconia area. it was at kings town commons drive. the man was taken to the hospital andronounced dead. the driver did stay at the scene. investigats are trying to figure out what happened. >>> we have some breaking news in prince william county the army veteran who killed his wife and a rookie police officer has escaped the deathy. pena instead, ronald hamilton will spend the rest of his life in prison. our bureau chief julie carey goi reacon from the mothers of both victims. >> reporter: jerryurphy leaving with a heavy heart. this was sharon earlier in the trial. both women in tes today after the jury dead locked. six jurors forhe death penalty. six for life. with word of the impasse t judge imposed a life ntence. he turned his guns on his wife and a police officer who responded to the domestic violence call in 2016. >> we have three officers who have been charged. >> reporter: ashley guinndon killed. two other officers survi d theijuries. last month, the jury convic

that's when she became a prince george's county tracee wilkins has reaction from this family that is overcome with grief. >> it is so sad. she is beautiful. everything. she has a good heart. >> t family passes the picture with the kind of care you give a small child. and for the father who lost her. >> my girl, she was vert. sw never, never ever i seen,he died >> reporter: she was driving early sunday morni when she witnessed a single car crash. when she went to help that driver, another vehicle struck and kled her. police stay driver struck and killed her stayed on the scene stayed to help her. but police believe he was under the influence. >> when you not fee well for driving, don't drive. it is just irresponsible. >> anger. >> reporter: he said he recently took pictures of jhonna. >> she was always taking the extra step to make sure somebody is okay. or make sure they are in a better place. >> reporter: jhonna's family said that's why she was on the highway. maryland state police searching for cameras to see if there's any additional information that can help. they are not naming

tracee wilkins explains how the school system is dweeg the problem. >> having students immunized againstontagious diseases that are sometimes deadly. >> when children are not immunized, they spread the disease in the com and everyone is at risk. >> for years, the school system has failed to meet thefo deadlis r immunizing the more than 130,000 students. it is supposed to be done within the first 20 days of school. the system has missed that deadline. again this year. in the largest school system, there are 12 students a who not in come plims. prince george's county has 4,000 cstudents. anrles county, a smaller school system. approximaty 50 students who are notn compliance. three have been excluded from school. >> the entire 4,000 has to be representative of students who have come in over me. who need to get the immunizations done. >> reporter: as it stands, prince george's says no students have been kept out of school yet. >> everybody needs to comply. en the depar of health is offering free clinics in hopes of preventing the warst-case sc. >> measles is an exthple. e are outbreaks all o

tracee wilkins shows us, investigators aren't ruling out that corruption played a role. >> reporter: these pictures released today show some of t code violations that inspector say led to the electrocution of a little girl at mgm harbor this weekend. >> shoddy work by the contractor. >> reporter: the dartment of permitting inspections says the 6-year-old gasvely injured because of poor electrical work and bad instruction practices. they said inspector is to the injured 6-year-old. >> this issue is close to home. >> the body became conduit for 120 volts of electricity whensh grabbed one charged hand railing and put her little feet on another. they say it was a perfe storm of i improper work. the state attorney and chief of pleasant say they cd't f one person responsible. so they work the fbi to expand th investigation into possible criminal wrongdoing. >> h did all of those get assembled so incorrectly to lead to her injury? >> and they're not ruling out workers taking shortcuts. >> we will find the truth. if that includes corruption, so be it. >> reporter: he said he doesn't know how

driver's side window i e>> if yon u haveth our nbcgt washin app, you have our alert about this tracee wilkins joins us live with the very latest. what have youlearned? we're five hours into this now, right? >> reporter: we are. we have one man who is suffering from life threatening injuries after he was shot out here on suitland parkway. a number of innocent ativers. the gews is that no one else was injured. this is an unbelievable scene. w this all under folded. if you look behind anme, sui parkway is still closed and it could be that way the next hour. on the suit land parkway, complete strangers brought together by the violent crime theywitnessed. >> and i've seen the shoothng. he was i car. he was in the passengers window. he was just shooting machine gun. >> police say around 9: this morning multiple calls came in for what appeared to be a olling gun fight between two cars. it came to an wend one man shot in the roadway. >> the incident may have begun off the parkway. and an altercation between two i es. at one foinl male victim exited his vehicle and ran acrosshe parkway where he was st

. >> prince george's county bureau chiefiv tracee wilkins is on the scene with an update. what are you learning? >> reporter: i want to show you theodge two vehicles out heagre -- the d to two vehicles out here. one vehicle has what appears to e a bullet hol above the driver's side door. behind that vehicle, there's another with what appears to be gunshots in the windshield of the vehicle. we're waiting to heapo from ce on this. prince george's county police spokespeople telling marthat u.s. p police will be handling this case and giving us information on what happened. we've talked to witnesses who describe a horrific ene. one witness, in fact, two witnesses telling me that they saw a man who was sitting in the passenger side window of a vehicle as it drove down suitland parkway,nd he was firing what appeared to be a large gun. i've been told by sources close to this investigation that may have been an ak-47, that or a -- an ar-15, and that that vehicle oint onu-turn at some suitland parkway, came back around, and kept firing at the person who was the evident target here.