news4's tracee wilkins explains the political drama in seat pleasant. >>> a mother and her son get a a chance to a metro transit police officer for going above and beyond. >> . >>> you're watching news4 at 6:00. >> when donald trump called your investigation a witch hunt, that was also false, was it not? >> i w tld like tonk so, yes. >> your investigation is not a witch hunt, is it? >> it is not a witch hunt. >> when the president said then russiainterference was a hoax, that was false, wasn't it? >> tr >> robert mueller did not wade too far into the politics of his russia investigation. as he faced questions from today. s on the hill >> among the points he did make clear his probe was neither a witchhunt, nor was it a hoax. >> the former special counsel in large part stuck to his 400-page report, not straying fnarrativeo answer nearly 200 questions. >> we'll take a closer look at this ahead in a few minutes with nbc's justice correspondent pete williams. for now welookat our other top story this hour. local andsttate inveators looking into a construction accident that killed a juven

in largo, tracee wilkins, news4. >>> and news4 is working to stop domestic violence. we have page on our nbc washington app dediced to the is e. search safe at home to learn more about the resources that are available to you in our area. >>> police tell us a shootin that lefthree people wounded in fairfax county appears to be gang-related. they tell us this appeared to be shooting between people in two vehicles justoutside of music store here onro telegraph . officers found one of the victims at the scene in the rose hill area. the other two were discovered a couple of miles away in huntington. police say they' lookingnto the possibility of this incident may be connected to a separates oting monday night. >> a father in maryland is still fighting for justice, five years after his two yong children vanished. their mother is charged with their murder, but she's been declared incompetent to stand trial. today a judge ordered katherine hog toll undergo a new mental health evaluation. prosecutor this, saying that hoggle is faking the extent of her mental illness. news4's m

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in twow3 weeks there will bew3i another hearing on this proposal.e1 tracee wilkins, news4. admitting it may keep track of what you say to its voice assisuy alexa.n iletter( to congress, amazon revealed it holds on to a record of what you say, even if youi] v deleteoice recordings. the company says it does not store the audiook responses but acy hold on to other records ofi customers' interons withok alexa, like if you used alexa to order an uber or even food to your home. >> it's important to recognize that if you'r going to use one of theset( devices for uuiut giving up axd certain amount of privacy. >> amazon says storing what you ask alexa to do trainsthe artificial intelligence to better serve you in the t(.futue >>> are you thinking about cutting ties with your cable bill? this sunday isc "cut the t(xdco day. making the switch may not save as much money as you think. elizabeth mclaughlin has more. >> reporter: a record number of amerans arelpurning off traditional tv. >> lastfá quarter, 1 million people dropped out of satellite that's ever happened in a ok three-month

i'm tracee wilkins, news4. >>> fourthly of ju protest outside the white house led to a scuffle and some arrests. t an american flag on fire. two people were taken into custody as a result of that. all of of this playing out ahead of president trump's speech. >> together, we are part of one of the greatest stories ever told. the story -- >> heavy on patriotism. >> together we are part of one of the greatest stories ever told. the story of america. epic tale of a great nation for people who are risked what they know is right and what they know is true.ws >> ne4 craig boswell joins us live from capitol hill with more. >> reporter: good morning. democrats havlamed the president for politicizing a traditionally nonpartisan event and the president stuck to the theme on thursday with a heavy he military. now it's the focus on cost that is being talked about as we go forward. "the washington post" reporting this morning the cost of the flyovers some two dozen aircraft according to pentagon estimates will all come in at more than $550,000 an hour and 2nd.5 million diverted for this event by nati

prince george's bureau chief tracee wilkins takes another look at this baffling case. >> i rememb standing in the parking lot and covering the murder of adrian canard, a man who was a security guard hoping to become a prince george's county police officer. four years later his murder is still unsolved. >> missing my son, not over yet. >> we met cynthia kinard in a parking lot where her son was shot and killed in 2015. >> he has a little girl she just turned five. she said my daddy, you know. >> adrian was working security complex in capital heights when police say shots were fired from a passingcar. killing adrian and wounding his partner, who survived. the gun man's vehicle was recovered soon after but still four years later, no arrests in the case. >> we've done an extensive amount of research with the evidence that we gathered so far in the case. our investigators are traveling out of state. they've gone as far as doing as many canvass and interviews as they can do. >> police know they're looking for akiller. they have the vehicle the gunwan in. they have people who are cooperating. but

. >> tracee wilkins will have a live report at 5:00 with mo. >>> all right.e'll be talking about our weather coming up. we over go the amelia in the storm center. doug is out today. it has bely a re nice day. >> boy, did he pick the day to be at a swimming pool. doug, you're getting in at some point th evening, right? >> reporter: lys. i'll tel you. we'll have so much fun across the area. yes, i'm getting in the pool today with these guys. this is the swim team here at stonegate, and, boy, d we have a great day for backyard weather and more importantly i like it when we've got a pool. i'ming some ofu you guys. yoady? i'm racing this one right here. i'm racing this oni rt here. >> don't pick on the baby. >> she's ready for you, doug. >> all right. doug. we'll check back in with you. we love those really cool text features in our car even though we it's distracting. what changes now could come to y> r ride. >>eet success. a local woman opens her own business in the district. business in the district. how she hopes it will inspire i switched from dodge. we switc

i'm tracee wilkins, coming up on >>> the victim of a hit-and-run in montgomery county this morning is companied to survi e. police say it was around 6:30 hen a small silver sedan hit a man ontwin brook parkway near veers mill road in rockville and arove off. investigators sing for the driver. >>> police say a shooting that left three people wounded in fairfax county appears to be gang-related. believe it was a shooting ttween two people in two vehicles onelegraph road. some suspects were found in huntington. police looking into the possibility onis isected to a separate shooting that occurred monday night. >>> police in prince george's county now tll us new video showing first on news4 will now be a part of the department's invesgation into a chase that crossed into d.c. police are investigating whether the chase was a violation of partment policy. the video obtained by prince george's county bureau chief aacee wilkins yesterday shows police cruise tler running over a fence and narrowly striking two vehicles as he pursued an illegal atv rider. this was saturday on southern avenue alon

in seat pleasant, tracee wilkins, news4. >>> at this point riley says she's not sure if she wants to get her job baek. says shes definitely n planningor mayor and this is not deterring her. >>>t's the start a new se traie uer way. sheree burress joins with us a lock at day one. >>> and plus the reunion today, between the cop with a kind heart and the mom and son whose lives he touched in a powerful way. >> and it'sdi sc hot, but i amtraking isolated showers right now on storm team 4 radar. especially prince george's county and up into washington county. these have he rain. what can you expect? when do these fid did you know comcast business goes beyond fast with a gig-speed network. complete intnet reliability. advanced voice solutions. wifi to keep everyone connected. video monitoring. that's huge. did you guys know we did all this stuff? no. i'm not even done yet. wow. business tv. oud apps and support. comcast business has the solutions you need. get start with fast, reliable internet for just $39.95 per month. it's everything a small business owner needs. call 1-800-501-6000 toda

tracee wilkins. >>> prince george's county police areering up to $25,000 for informaon to help this o a conviction in case. >>> and storm team 4ecring a weather alert this afternoon. bringing you coverage of the storms moving through. strong storms packing lightning. high winds, thunder and heavy rain. live updates through 7:00. >>> atut the soast gas station, one man's anti-crime crusade, a wall of shame. with some biting commentary. get the picture? coming up, news4. >>> every dog has his day. the massive effort that it took the massive effort that it took to rescue this dog who is loved i swited from dodge. we switched from ford. i switched fm ram. i switched to chevy. we switched to chevy. we switched to chevy. for dependability. fotechnology. for the muscle. and just look at it. adios, lexus. bye, bye, ford. we switched to chevy. and i couldn't be happier. see for yourself why people are switching at the chevy all-star open house. or add another chevy to your driveway. rrent gm owners can get over $5,100 below msrp on this equinox. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. he's

in upper marlboro, tracee wilkins, news 4. >> now a look at some other top stories. nt is stice depart reinstating capital punishment for federal death row inmates. there have been no fedral executions since 2003, but the first of five has beenc sheduled for december of this year. there's currently 62 prisoners oneath row. >> a mass arrest of marines at mp pendleton. 16 active duty service memberse ar facing a number of charges, including human trafficking. according to military officials, based ines were arrested on information gained from a prevus human smuggling investigation. > d.c. police say a woman who is eight and a half months pregnant was pushed several times by a homeless man near logan circle this weekend. the suspect michael hilliard has been arrested dozens of times. h in 20 was arrested and charged are groping four women. >> school bus drivers in stafford county are going to start the new year with some new ttrategies to keep students safe. ay the sheriff's office helped train them to deal with some scary situations, scenarioe such as intru trying to g

tracee wilkins, news 4. >> a finalist for the next chief of montgery police is getting questions from the county is council th week. tonya chapman was not willing to talk with news 4's darcy spencer as she arrived for a meeting in rockville today that. meeting was withnt a c council member. chapman is the county executive's choice, but she comes with some controversy after she was forced to resign as chief in portsmouth, virginia. in a memo, chapman said bias, abuse of authority and racism were factors in her resignation last march. >> you were push out because you were making change and there was race involved. that's actually a qualification for me. i mean, think that's someone ho is not sdird confront the status quo. >> there's usually multiple sides to every story. i'm looking forwaan to having opportunity to talk about what happened there and in her previous jobs. >> reporter: chapman would have to be confirmed by the council. a public hearing is expected after the council returns from august recess. >>> a new ranking by "u.s. news & world report" has one of our region's hospital

tracee wilkins. back to you all in the studio. >> thank you, tracey. sure hope that the driver is okay. >> what a scene there. >> now we go to a health alert about a stubborn intestinal illness that's sweeping through our area. >> yeah. this happened fast. first it was maryland, now virginia and now tc. d. health department is warning about the public about a psychosporea and the outbreak has sickened people in a dozen states. corey smith has a look at how to protect your family. cory? >> reporter: well, adam, accocding to the nearly 600 people have been infected with psychopsoriasis just this year. that includes 95 people right here in the dmv. now spring and summer are a particularly dangerous time for this illness, and when this most recent outbreak, the inums are increase, the risk is elevated so doctorse across th region are warning people to watch what they eat. tonight health departments in d.c., maryland and virginia are working together to the source of the ongoing psychosporea outbreak. so far 132 poem in 11 states have been sickened in this

tracee wilkins, news 4. w >> green l be named chief of the fire department just as the county is experiencing an increase infrican-american female leaders. angela alsobrooks is the first woman county executive. ayisha braveboy the state's owner and monica golson the state of school andll green wi be the fourth female fire chief appointed on the i-95 corridor betweenere and baltimore. >>> it has happened yet aagain, hack that's left the information of millions of americans out there on the dark web for the taking. nearly 24 hours after we learned about it how do you protect your attorney? the accused hack ar former tech company software engineer fromeattle. court documents reveal she obtained the data by hacking a server rented by capital up. she obtained credit scores, credit limits, payment history and transac oon data more than 100 million americans this. impacts consumers and small businesses that apply for a ne capital o credit card from 2005 through early 2019. we're workingyofor this evening with some

reporting live from bowie, tracee wilkins. back to you all in the studio. >> thanks, tracio. >> a disturbing story. a man attacks a pregnant woman, a oman out for aalk in northwest d.c., but this isn't the first time that we've told iou about this suspect. these are mchael hilliard's arrest records. you can see pages and pages and pages of charges. crimes.f news 4's aimee cho is live in logan circle with more on reaction with neighbors to this latest attack. aimee? >> yeah, wendy, just to emphasize how extensive that criminal record, isntwe pri out the charges on pieces of paper so you can see them.li michael hd has been arrested over 70 times in his life, each line on here represents a separate crimin charge. those charges include groping, sexual assault and kidnapping, and this latest arrest happened here in loganle ci he was accused of pushing a pregnant woman in the stomach, s that wust four days ago and yet hill injured already back on the street. this is a picture that d.c. police shows hilliard walking away moments afte

reporting live in capital heights, i'm tracee wilkins, back to you. >> thank you, tracee. >>> a man caught on camera setting a fire outside of the national archives building is pleading guilty. aws4's scott mcfa was first to break the story. u the.s. attorney's office said jacob wallace set a gas can on fire. it happen back in april. security camera captured the suspect ruing away from the scene. this man allegedly told fbi voices. >> president trump says his piministration is hong to improve treatment for the tens of mlions of americans who suffer from kidney disease. the president signingn a executive order outloining proposals that would change the current system. that directive orders federal agencies to better educate, treat people in early stages of kidney disease. his plan calls foran incentive for people who donate organs ith reimbursements for lost wages and child care. it also has the potential to shake up the current treatment industry. >> crucially our new system will nsure that more patient undergoing dialysis can do rom the mfortf theio s own home. >> hhs will launch an aware

reporting live in upper marlboro, i'm trace wilkins. back to you in the studio. >> such a tragic story. tracey, >>> the outbreak of violence continues to plague the district. there was a triple shooting over the weekend and one was a drive-by shooting that left two young children inj ed at a bus stop in southern avenue and southeast. wamayor muriel bowser ts people to speakp about the violence. >> the whole community needs to be outraged at what transpired, and everyone who knows something about the ca needs to come forward. >> a 20-year-old man was also hurt. all three victims are expected to recover. police are looking for the driver of a dark-colored sedan who is said to be behind this violence. >>> got a warning tonight from the d.c. fire marsh after a child loses several fingers to fireworks. news 4's aimee cho is live forn us i tenleytown. it's a familiar story, aimee. >> reporter: hi, jim. absolutely, and it's an important reminder that these fireworks stands are the only places you should be buying from, ones that are licensed.

in upper marlboro, tracee wilkins, news 4. >> go for the moon but -- a celebration of the very firstlanding. astronauts and nasa scientis ll be giving talks and holding demonstrations. you can also check out neil armstrong'spacesuit which is on display for the firstime in 13 years. he festival runs through saturday. open our nbc washington app and get the full details. >>> an don't forget the washington monument lights upai ag tonight. a life-sized represent cast saturn 5 rocket i projected on the face of the monument. people will get a cnce to rehive that historic launch on riday and saturday nights. there viewing areas set up between the museum castle. >> i want to go see it in rson. >> you've probably seen them on the home renovation channel, ny uses. they have become quite the craze. >> however, not everybody wants them in their neighborhood. why some local communities are pushing back. >> and after the news 4 i-team told you that had a common drug test used by copsan't tell c ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> tiny homes, big debate. some momery county residents are pushing back against a plan

bovehicle wit his body inside so they cod do their investigation.ng reporti live in capital heights, tracee wilkins. >> new reports tay that developers want to maken amazon fulfillment center in prince george's county a whole lot bigger than first planned. washington business journal reports a new proposal for the fulfillment center shows it's more than a million square feet larger than suggested. just three months ago. the prince george's county planning board is set to onsider the new plan at a meeting next we . the new warehouse is set to go in the westphalia town center development in prince george's. >>> arlington is movingd ahea with its development plan to welcome amazon hq2. they're holding a meeting tonight to tell residents about the first phase of development. thatet me something taking trace at the trade center park operations building. it runs from 7:00 to 8:00. we're approaching the 50th anniversary of thepollo 11 moon landing. july 1969 the entire country watching those small steps and hearing the famous words from neil armstrong as man landed on the moon. now 50 years later we'reco

>>r pce george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins spoke with t boxer's trainer aboutnehe loss of f his best fighters. >> i'm going to stop the fight. >> reporter: this would be one of the last conversations buddy mcgirt would have his fighter maxim dadashev.o it's time ttop the fight. >> the 139.2 for dadashev! a >> reporter:er all of his preparation the undefeated 29-year-old dadashev had the fight stopped in the left round mcgirt but it was too late. dadashev was rushed from mgm national harbor to pince george's medical center where he had surgery for bleeding on the brain. tuesd morning he died from those injuries. today we spoke witheris train and former boxer and hall of famer irddy m by phone. >> my heart and prayers go out to his family. >> reporter: his wife released a statement that said in part he was a very kind person who fought very hard until the end. our son willontinue to be raised as a great man like his father. do you think it wentt the way i was supposed to as to how things should have been handled during the fight? >> yes. everything went well. just that night t

our prince george's county bureau chief, tracee wilkins, has the new police training video that the department is hoping will clear up any confusion. >> everyone has a copy of the new general orders. >> reporter: in roll call and throughouthe police department, the prince george's county police chief is making sure his officers understand where the department stands when it comes to federal immigration law enfoement. >> the will not be any consideration of immigration status with respect to the investigation of crimes inri pe george's county. >> reporter: prince george's county police have a new training video and new written policy regarding federal immigration orders and how police should respond to these warrants when coming across them hile checking national criminal databases during a traffic stop, for instance. >> if there is a criminal matter to address, we'll address the criminal matter only, and beyond that, agents of our federal government have authoties that are laid out through the federal law. they'll pursue their responsibilities. > reporter: the bottom is prince george's county

reporting live in palmer park, tracee wilkins, back toq yx6 i% the studio. >> all right, thanks,fáe1 of a man accused of killng an army lieutenant on the university of maryland campus has been delayed for the fourá time. he b facesoth murder and hate crime charges in the 2017 lieutenant richard collins, a student who had been visiting friends and was just days from graduation.ok court records show a judge granted a delay so the defense could investigate prosecution evidence.çóe1e1 wtop reports the trial which had been set for later this month will start in december. >>> less than a week after metro on the red line, they are suspending it indefinitely. our news partners at wtop report the doors were opening properly at most stations but they were also unexpectedly closing automatically. the agency+ wanted train operators to manually cloxd the doors to speed up trips. metro is looking into why those oors were automatically closing. originally intended to have automatic door operation but stopped after tne red li crash back in 2009. >>> now to a bizarre crash here in thedistrict that c

tracee 4.wilkins, news >>> police are trying to figure ouwhat led to a bizarre crash here in the district.a iver going off the street, careening into a park. it claimed thlives of two ople in monroe park at 21st and pennsylvania downtown. news 4's mark seagraves has details. >> reporter: for more than 30 years the barbers here at this shut have beenng hair across from the small park oav pennsylvaniue. this morning they say was unlike any morning they can member. >> i just can't believe that, how that suv just lost control and wt on to the park and took these poor people out. unfortunately. it's a shame. it's a shame that this happened. >> it's terrible, you know? any human being. doesn't matter if he's homele a regular guy, that's term. human being can't be lost like that. innocent people sleeping in the park. >> reporter: work crews remove what was left of the park benches this morning. it appears the two men who were killed were either sitting orsl hrping on those benches when the suv plowed tgh this small park. it happened late last night around 11:30. u.s. park police say this large suv

tracee >>> professional boxer maxim dadashev has died after he was severely injured during a fight at mgm national harbor. >> his death is making international news and rocking the sports world. our bureau chief tracey wilkins spo to dadashev's trainer former boxer buddy mcgirt about the loss of one of his best fighters. fight. going to stop the >> you could see and feel the intense concern mcgirt has for his prized fighter. >> 139.2 for dadashev! >> after all his preparations, subriel mathias was getting the best of the 28-year-old fighter in the ring at mgm national harbor. mcgirt stopped the fight in the 11th round. >> if i don't, they are goingo do it. >> but it was too late. dadashev was rushed from mgm national harbor to the prince george's medical center where hr had sry for bleeding on his brain and today he died from those injuries. today we spoke to his trainer and former hall of famer buddy mcgirt. >> my heart and soul and prayers goes out to his family. >> reporter: his wife released a statement saying he was a very kind person who fought until the very end. our son will continue to be raised like a great man like hit fher. do you feel everything went the way that it was supposed to in terms of