i have an undercover detective in the passenger's seat.is point, this is the time to make the arrest. >> get your hands up, now! shut it off, shut it off! >> they blocked him in, before they were in the car, i was out of the car and gone, like houdini. it felt good we got a job done. but i felt even better when i drove that nice car of his back. really enjoyed that. it was a nice car, really was. >> santhosh paul is charged with solicitation and conspiracy to commit murder. >> we knew about the one insurance policy, the one he brought to the detective. in the weeks after his arrest, we found out there were actually three more additional policies, and he was going to come into $4 million, instead of $1 million we originally thought. that for me capped the greed. this was all about money, nothing else, money. >> nonetheless, after learning of the charges, tina paul chooses to surround herself with her husband's family, rejecting all overtures to help the prosecution. >> in this case we didn't need her to go forward, we had the crime committe

the undercover had no idea. magdi had just asked a question that none of the investigators could answer. when magdi says tell me who the middleman is so i know i can trust you, that was something the undercover officers i think weren't ready for. >> no. i think we all stopped breathing for about ten seconds. >> reporter: the investigators that magdi might have hired the killers through some third party. and now this conversation seemed like confirmation that he had. but who was it? it seems to me that the middleman for this would have to be somebody that magdi really trusted, somebody he knew well. >> he would have to trust this person, yes. >> somebody who would stick up for him. >> yes. >> any thoughts on who that might be? >> i do. i do. >> reporter: there was no way to tell the undercover that, so d. money just stayed in character. >> i don't -- everybody know hot middleman -- middleman was. i ain't worried about that. people talked -- >> how am going to trust him? >> because i got the information that i got

nbc's gadi schwartz has the story. >> reporter: an undercover sting gone horribly wrong. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: this newly released lapel camera video shows a police lieutenant shooting his own undercover officer eight times. >> that was jacob. >> talk to me. talk to me. >> reporter: the video captures the moment the lieutenant realizes who he shot. >> are you okay? >> reporter: the officer survived but was hit in almost every major organ. >> i thought you were a bad guy. >> the undercover sting over a $60 drug buy. another lapel camera recording a suspect crawling away. lapd use of force expert scott reed says this shooting is a case of being unprepared. >> if you don't train properly, these type of things happen. >> reporter: the lieutenant had missed the morning briefing, saw a gun in the car, and somehow mistook his officer for the suspect. this week the department announced a $6.5 million settlement with the officer they shot and announced policy changes in officer training. the chief openly crying during a press conference. >> my wife and i have become very close to them. >>

the exclusive conversation and the undercover mission he says changed him forever. >>> and the brotherly light saber rattling. when princes harry and william tour the set of "star wars"." and nothing says may the force be with you like a hug from chewy. but first here, the "nightline" 5. >>> good evening. and tonight, what could be a turning point in one of the wildest presidential elections in memory. the results are in, and both donald trump and hillary clinton have brought home victories in the new york primary. late details coming in tonight. it's your voice your vote. and abc's david wright is at clinton headquarters in new york city. david. >> reporter: good evening, dan. from hillary clinton headquarters, where they are celebrating victory tonight. maybe not quite as big a margin as they would have liked. but they're breathing a big sigh of relief. same is true over at the trump headquarters. new york voters came through for both front-runners. new york has both strategic and sentimental importance tonight. >> happy to see people voting. doubt, note that donald trump voted here to

an undercover officer shot more than a half dozen times by mistake. >> are you okay? >>> breaking developments in the shootout at a greyhound bus station. police revealing just a short time ago, the size of the arsenal. several shot. a state trooper killed. >>> donald trump, and tonight, his troubling numbers among women. and hillary clinton fighting mad, and fighting off bernie sanders in new york, where she was once senator. >>> the runaway ship. the 150-foot sightseeing boat coming in too fast. the crash, and bystanders running. >>> and, "america strong." a woman trapped in her car. the good samaritans. and what they do to save her. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on a friday night. we have several developing stories. we begin tonight with the severe weather outbreak just as the weekend begins. tornadoes, then torrential rain and snow already beginning tonight. storms blowing across the gulf coast into the deep south. that system will now reach right up the east coast. an outbreak of tornadoes with all this, including this one in mississippi. a tor

an undercover officer accidental half a dozen times. you can hear the officer realize he shot the other officer. clayton sandell on the officer that was shot, who later sued, and tonight has won a major settlement. >> hands up! hands up! >> reporter: newly-released video in the heat of a drug bust takedown. an apparent suspect with a gun is shot. >> put your hands where i can see them! gun! gun! [ gunshots ] >> reporter: but what albuquerque police lieutenant greg brachle quickly realizes is he just shot a fellow cop. >> oh, [ bleep ]. that was jacob! are you okay? >> no. >> come on out, dude. come on! i'm sorry, man! i didn't know it was you! come here. come here, jacob. jacob's been shot! >> reporter: detective jacob grant, working undercover, is hit multiple times. >> i actually felt every round as it impacted my body. >> reporter: more than a dozen surgeries later, his career is over. >> complaining doesn't seem to make anything better. >> reporter: he sued the city, which this week settled for $6.5 million. >> both jacob and laura

. >> we are deploying undercover officers a couple of nights a week in undercover cars hoping to find the car. >> we could be the next victims. >> reporter: a neighbor says he is afraid to be outside at night and want the shootings to stop. >> i'm out of words. i consider just very stupid. not sure. childish. >> reporter: police hope a tip from the public will help catch the bb gun vandals. >> we're expected to learn more tomorrow about the charges against man beaten by alameda county sheriff deputies. stan slav petrov will be in court. the fbi and san francisco police arrest petrov on friday at a home on teddy avenue in the vistacion valley area. investigators are now talking to this woman, dan dana rinta, she and her daughter were reported missing on friday. she is ex-girlfriend of petrov and petrov is a suspect in a domestic violence case involving rinta. >>> two women suffered smoke inhalation as flames swept through a bay point home the fire destroyed the home on lakeview drive. firefighters said neighbors reported suspicious activity in the area. one person living there and neig

exclusively staffed by undercover federal agents. their targets, recruiters trying to cheat the immigration system. >> it had no curriculum, no actual classes or educational activities ever occurred there. >> federal agents opened the school in 2012. there's a website describing the curriculum. photos of new students wearing the university of northern new jersey athletic gear. this is it. the university of northern new jersey, the door is locked now, but in this small office is a classroom and the admissions office. from china and india, secured student visas here allowing them to stay in the u.s. we ran into one perspective student, she said she had no idea it was a scam. >> my english here improve so much. >> did they say they actually went to class here? >> i don't ask them -- >> investigators say the students paid the recruiters thousands of dollars in fees, no questions asked. >> could have presented a threat to the national security of the united states, they did not know nor did they care as to the students who were coming in,

they caught them by having undercover agents set up their

the undercover officer hit by mistake nine times. and the sightseeing at crashes, bystanders running. a lot to get to after "abc7 news." see you here. >>> i smell like a crab and i'm proud of it. >> new at 6:00, we'll take you to today's big party. >>> you can expect some traffic headaches in san francisco this weekend. the transamerica rock 'n' roll half marathon is sunday. the course takes runners all over the city. it starts along the great highway at 6:30 a.m. and ends at civic center plaza by noon or so. a lot of road closures, however. >>> the sun is shining, the weekend is here. what else could make this day even better? >> what about finney's friday free stuff. >> it's getting warmer, we're headed that way. so perhaps some ice cream. some magnolia avocado ice cream. >> avocado ice cream? >> look at the color. isn't that amazing. take a look at this thing. magnolia avocado ice cream is made with real california avocados. what do you think? >> it tastes like avocado. >> i love it. >> totally cool. it costs $5.99 for a pint, bec

. >> we are deploying undercover officers a couple of nights a week in undercover car, hoping to find this car driving around san leandro. >> you or i could be the next victims. >> reporter: neighbors are plenty worried. pam hollison is always aware of her surroundings. >> have some fear. it will keep you safe. >> reporter: police hoping a tip from the public will help catch the bb gun vandals. cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >> the man seen on video being beaten by alameda county sheriff's deputies is expected to appear in federal court tomorrow to face new charges. stanislaus petroff will be making his first appearance. search warrants and complaints against him are expected to be unveiled. he was arrested at a home on friday in the visitation valley neighborhood. someone had been shot at the home earlier in the day. it's not clear why petroff was arrested but police say it is not related to the shooting. police are talking to this woman. she and her 17-month-old daughter were found safe yesterday. renta is the ex-girlfriend of petroff. petroff is a suspect in a domestic violence case

video captured an undercover drug sting in albuquerque last year. after the signal they were supporting two undercover detectives in a car with two suspects. the lieutenant meant to aim at a suspect. instead, he shot a detective. the city has paid millions to the wounded detective to settle a lawsuit. >>> the meat slicing machines at many delis might not be getting cleaned as often as they should. the cdc finds only half of food stores with slicing machines wash them thoroughly at least every four hours as recommended by the fda. frequent cleanings are recommended to prevent the spread of listeria and other germs. >>> coming up at 6:00 -- -- [ indiscernible ] >>> new at 5:00 it protects you from sunburn but it could leave men infertile. the uv blocking ingredients in sunscreen mimic the effects of progesterone which is known to stop sperm cells from functioning normally. scientists believe that this could unlock the mystery to unexplained male infertility. >>> california has lots of laws. some we all know about. others, not so much. consumerwatch re

>> so this is an undercover sting operation. >> this undercover sting nabbed 13 people in santa rosa. investigators with the contractor state license board say that they caught the suspects illegally contracting last week. that's when an unlicensed person acts as a licensed contractor and gives bids for work or even advertises their services. state law requires that a contractor have a license for any work where the costs total $500 or more. >>> a badly injured dog and no home to take her to. this pit bull mick was found severely injured along highway 101 in petaluma. they're treating her for a broken leg and pelvis. what animal services doesn't know whether she was thrown from a car or jumped or she escaped from a nearby homep. workers say she's a sweetie and loves attention. she has no microchip. they hope social media will help lead them to the owner. >>> facebook wants to make it easier for south bay surfers to connect. it will launch a new wifi service called paragraph later this year. the service will stream on tp of san jose's existing wifi connection. and it promises to be a m

. >> right now we are deploying undercover officers, a couple of nights a week. and undercover cars, hoping to find this car driving around san leandro. >> reporter: police are trying to find the toyota four runner seen in many of incidents. it has black wheels with all- terrain tires and is either missing a gas cap for has an aftermarket fuel door. if you recognize the suv, give police a call. in san leandro, carol lu, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> some disappointing news for east bay b.a.r.t. riders. there was hope that normal service would resume tomorrow on the pittsburg bay point line, but tests over the weekend showed the system is not ready to return to regular weekday service. b.a.r.t. says to shuttle trains will be operating between north concord and pittsburg bay point , this stretch of the track has been plagued by voltage spikes that have damaged trains. b.a.r.t. is bringing in more engineers to try to determine the cause of the spikes. >>> it was a mostly sunny spring day today, but it's going to start to feel a lot more like summer soon. ktvu meteorologist m

this pickup truck was driven by two philadelphia police officers, undercover officers. they were driving back to central detectives within they were hit along broad street by a black sedan. that black sedan kept driving. and that sedan has not been found yet. a witness to that crash stopped, got out of the car. here's where it gets really strange, police say. this witness was not a good samaritan. he simply told police he was nervous, he was scared by the crash scene that he was driving upon, so he got out of his car, left it in drive, so it kept moving forward. here's another crazy part. two men who were walking on the sidewalk near where all this was happening, they jumped in this white suv and took off driving with it. they drove several blocks. they turned up a one-way street where they hit two cars. they hit one of those cars head on. those two men who in essence stole this white suv got out and according to witnesses with be they ran to a nightclub not far from where i'm standing right here along broad street, went in that nightclub. one of them took off a red hoo

the undercover officers were taken to hahnemann hospital.one has a concussion, the other minor neck injuries. the chief just got on scene. he'll help sort us out and i'll have his comments on what unfolded here this morning at 5:30. katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >>> last night's primary results signal defeat for long-time congressman chaka fattah. >> the loss comes as jury selection is set to start next week in his federal corruption trial. last night fattah and his family greeted somber supporters in east falls. he talked about his record of delivering for his district. but he seemed to acknowledge the indictment was too much to overcome in this election. >> yes, there were forces against us tonight, a very powerful and influential people. they were on the other side. it is also clear that the majority will have its way and they've decidedç that someone else should take on the responsibility. >> and here's the man who defeated fattah. dwight evans walked into his election party to warm greetings from family, friends and supporters. the long-ti

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two undercover philadelphia police officers were hurt in a hit and run crash overnight.e separate from the first accident stole an suv from that crash scene and then slammed into two cars and took off running. the officers are expectd to be okay. >>> bucks county authorities charged kayla moore with murder overnight in the death of her two-year-old daughter. police say the child suffered blunt force injuries at moore's apartment in falls township on sunday night and died on monday evening. >>> donald trump and hillary clinton are both celebrating major victories this morning. democratic hopeful clinton got four out of five states holding primaries yesterday. and for trump it was a sweep on the republican side. >> i've got an update on that accident on the vine street expressway westbound. the accident has cleared but loco heavy you are. you're jammed from broad street to the schuylkill an extra slow go. i-95 southbound also jammed here because of an accident that had been off to the side but still causing problems. i-95 southbound a 34 minute ride from woodhaven to the v

but it was actually an undercover detective. the video is hard to watch.it includes the moment when brachle realizes he's shot a friend and fellow officer. this happened last year - but the video has just been released. despite being shot 9 times -- the undercover detective actually survived. he's undergone many surgeries and suffered injuries to all his major organs. the city of albuquerque has just given him a 6-point-5 million dollar settlement. as for brachle - he resigned before he could be fired. an investigation showed he made a string of clumsy mistakes.including the fact he hadn't attended a briefing on the drug bust --- and simply showed up. the warriors chase for 73 wins returns to oracle arena tonight. a preview of their match up with the celtics is coming up at 5:45. and next. the story behind livermore p-d's "untraditional" addition to its k-9 unit. u.s. markets closed higher as traders got some encouragement from a solid report on the job market. the dow closed up 107 points. the s and p rose 13 points. and the na

then i'm goingo profile that as having a gun. >> when there are undercover surveillances dodone.a totality of information ey put together. but there is a lot of work that goes into it. >> they have got to protect people who come forward. i remember growing up and seeing things, we'll give you you $10,000 if you drop a dime on someonone. you drop a dime on someone -- >>>> did you see what he said, e was looking at 7 years in jail. he would rather get blown up than go to jail for seven years. i would love to have him as informant. >> we have a president not stepping up and protecting us the way he should be. it's difficult for muslims to come forward and say i'm going to help you. >> i'm talking about have communication. charles:s: open the lines of communication. >> working together. collar * by the way, our very own peter barnes had an exclusive certain down with san francisco fed president john williams. they disssed the state of the ecomy and rate hikes. >> is it fair to say a couple weeks ago you foresaw two or more rate increases? would you stick with that? >> that's my perso

. >>> a three-year undercover operation leads to a fraud sting. >> the students, up to 1000 of them, will likely be deported. and the case is exposing a loophole for would-be terrorists. mj? >> reporter: diana, prosecutors say that is the concern. they say it should not be this easy to hide from immigration officials which is why federal agents launched a sting operation. the students were so proud of themselves they posted pictures on the university's facebook page, posing as satisfied graduates from the university of northern new jersey, a attended classes, never saw a professor and never wrote a term paper. it was not a real school, and the students paid up to $2,000 for a phony degree and an execute to remain in the u.s. every defendant knowingly purchased fake documents from the undercover universities with fraudulent transcripts, diplomas, attendance sheets, students id cards, sham receipts and phony parking passes but what they did not know was that unnj was homeland security operation. the building manager here had no idea. >> really? >> reporter: yeah. the investigation was

the biggest rock 'n' roll star in the world be an undercover agent? >> because he felt he had done many movies and he understood costumes and disguise. ( laughter ) >> stephen: he's unrecognizable in "clambake." he's unrecognizable. >> and by the way, by the way, this movie is a comedy. this is just this side of "dr. stranged love." although we play it very seriously. it is just ( bleep ) crazy. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hold on to that thought. hold on to that thought. we'll be right back with more kevin spacey. ( applause ) who know it wasn't a day at the beach... unless someone got buried. to the fullbacks... gearheads... and those with green thumbs. to the sticky... even those who get a little icky. to all the beautiful mess makers, keep it up... with delta in2ition plus h2okinetic, you can. see what delta can do. take on the unexpected. the new 2016 nissan altima. built to stand out. there's a place for vacationers who seek more than just a little time off. the ones who choose to go big or stay home. come with me now... where every amaz

it to go away but we made it go undercover again we can make progress in this area. it's awkward to lead to a utopia, get i'm not coming up with specifics because i'm trusting this process will help us understand where we need to go. >> also have an issue where two or more people need to come to a place where we are comfortable listening to people who are on the other side of that racial divide and not prescribing necessarily our own sort of pathology to their motivation. i think a lot of the recent we have a donald trump because someone very popular is because before a lot of white americans there is a sense that the language of race has become all about political correctness and limiting what they are able to comfortably stand public. that they don't don't even necessarily feel comfortable confronting issues of race across the racial divide for fear of as he said the racism has become one of the worst things you could say to someone. there is a lot of raw feelings attached to that notion. i think we become unable and i don't think the country's never been truly int

police set out to take down two suspects in an undercover sting after the lear. but it only took seconds before the bust went bad and jacob grant was shot at least eight times. >> jacob. talk to me. talk to me. >> are you okay? >> no. >> come on. >> detective grant has undergone dozens of surgeries and will require medical care for the rest of his life. the lieutenant is no longer with the department. investigators still don't know what exactly went wrong. it turns out the meth involved in that bust was only worth about $60,000. >>> a preliminary study finds that the more hits to the head suffered by young football players, the greater risk of life. study of 93 former players looked at head injuries serious enough to be classified as a concussion and those less serious. but researchers at boston university cautioned that the study was not definitive and meant to be only a first step. >>> instead of hat trick, it was a rat trick. the florida panthers hockey team gave away 10,000 rubber rats last night. the reason? they're too complicated to explain. >> after they

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is on a website www.kron4.com >>pam moore: every was taken into custody after being linked to an undercover sting and virginia when 30 states where he is accused of selling accounted for cash cash the competition that is sent him was selling off parts of the hundred thousand dollars worth of from the bills every year is not charged with five felonies a federal judge refused to block a law requiring sex offenders to have a unit marker placed on the passports he says the law has not even taken effect the death to decide what they're not it is constitutional opponents of the marker called a " scarlet letter that could imply the passport holder had engaged in child sex trafficking. >>reporter: plus the one we can we will see lots of sunshine and highs back in the '80s that is a great time for a warming trend temperatures and 62 degrees napa 55 and vallejo 50 degrees and count of 57 in hayward 61 and sunnyvale 58 in san jose area of the press to get the sea the circulation starting to push a lot more rainfall to parts of the area will see dangerous surf and high center rising which will go into

the undercover officer will be given a $6.5 million settlement. he survived being struck eight times through most of his major organs and losing 80% of his blood. the city paying for his medical bills the rest are of his life. >> i remember several days after they had taken jacob off the ventilator ande was breathing on his own, i can remember v verbatim every consideration i had with him. >> reporter: another black mark on albuquerque police, already under scrutiny for their use of force after shooting of supports. now taking fire for the shooting of one of their own. for "today," nbc news. >>> alabama's governor is still feeling the heat this morning, facing a second ethics complaint over potentially improper use of state funds when he bought disposable cell phones as the calls for him to step down over an alleged affair grew louder. we get the latest from sara dolloff. >> reporter: alabama governor robert bentley isn't backing down. >> there is nothing illegal, there's nothing that's ever been done that would affect the people of alabama and af

for more than 100 drug dealers, authorities say they sold crack heroin and other illegal drugs to undercover officers. they hope they will lead to a decrease in violent crimes. >>> septa has new measures. follows the death of two amtrak employees. septa workers will wear arm bands which will beep and flash in a train approaches, also sending a code on their phones. until the crew activates that phone, dispatchers cannot use the track >>> animal abuse is heartbreaking and tragic when veteran entertaineds are accused. >>> one local woman is pushing to main a meaningful change. what she wants to do to change the law. >>> we've been stuck in the gray gloomy weather. showers moving in. coming up i'll tell you when we can hope to see sun for the weekend and when the warm weather returns. >> millenials got us wondering does this generation deserve the rap it gets >>> this is the place where you need to hold your sandwich with both hands. tori heads to a deli that worst cases of animal abuse. >>> david spunt has been following this months, he tells us about one woman's mission to change pennsylvania

has been charged in houston with a low level beef involving a fake drivers license used in that undercovere now to explain further eboni williams and monica crowley. ebb ben, you practiced law in california. >> i do. >> this comes from the california attorney general. why? why was his house raided? >> yeah. the ag disposed of 11 agents which was pretty aggressive for the nature of the crime. >> 11 california agents went into the home to confiscate primarily they wanted evidence. they wanted hard drives, computers and information and, of course, those ids you talked about. rather low level felonies but felonies indeed. what was interesting to me, bill, i'm looking at the search warrant right%n here. i went through it with a fine tooth comb. they were log for very low level stuff, so the 11 agents seem as bit aggressive. normally whether you have 11 agents, drugs, arms, millions of dollars worth of property. >> so what are they after him for doing? portraying himself -- >> -- yeah. fraudulent identification. fake drivers licenses. >> if that were the case all of "60 minutes" would be in jail

an undercover officer shot more than a half dozen times by mistake. >> or okay? >>> breaking developments in the shootout at a greyhound bus station. police revealing just a short time ago, the size of the arsenal. several shot. a state trooper killed. >>> donald trump, and tonight, his troubling numbers among women. and hillary clinton fighting mad, and fighting off bernie sanders in new york, where she was once senator. >>> the runaway ship. the 150-foot sightseeing boat coming in too fast. the crash, and bystanders running.

for more than 100 drug dealers, authorities say they sold crack heroin and other illegal drugs to undercover officers. they hope they will lead to a decrease in violent crimes. >>> septa has new measures. follows the death of two amtrak employees. septa workers will wear arm bands which will beep and flash in a train approaches, also sending a code on their phones. until the crew activates that phone, dispatchers cannot use the track >>> animal abuse is heartbreaking and tragic when veteran entertaineds are accused. >>> one local woman is pushing to main a meaningful change. what she wants to do to change the law. >>> we've been stuck in the gray gloomy weather. showers moving in. coming up i'll tell you when we can hope to see sun for the weekend and when the warm weather returns. >> millenials got us wondering does this generation deserve the rap it gets >>> this is the place where you need to hold your sandwich with both hands. tori heads to a deli that worst cases of animal abuse. >>> david spunt has been following this months, he tells us about one woman's mission to change pennsylvania

.>> we have more officers deployed at night and undercover carts hoping to find a vehicle driving around. >> the vandals have shot at more than 100 the vandals have shot at more than 145 car windows, causing more than $60,000 in damage, and so far investigators have some surveillance video, and you can see the man here shooting at parked cars, and they are hoping you will recognize this silver or light-colored toyota four runner. >>> the man beaten by the alameda county sheriff's deputies, reportedly due in court today, fbi agents arrested petrov, and investigators of knots and why they took him into custody, and charges will be made public today. petrov was beaten by the alameda county sheriff's deputies after allegedly leading them on a high-speed chase in a stolen car. his attorneys filed a complaint last week. >>> happening today, and are -- jerry brown brazing the waves to $15 an hour, dumping the current $10 an hour wage by $.50, and a one dollar increase through january 2022. they say the goal is to close the growing divide between the rich and the poor, but some were it will or's

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looking for at least three people, the driver of that black sedan that initially crashed into the undercoverolice pickup. they're also looking for the two men who, at this scene, stole that white suv and then crashed into several cars on the street behind me. coming up in the next half hour, i'll have an update from police on the two injured officers at hahnemann. >>> 6:05. we turn to politics. we have the election results scrolling at the bottom of your screen. >> and both presidential front-runners won pennsylvania and delaware. let's get to some of the big local races in pennsylvania first. we start with ousted congressman chaka fattah. check out the cover of the philadelphia daily news. the headline says it all, chaka shocka. >> the majority will have its way and they've decided that someone else should take on the responsibility. >> fattah conceded just after 10:00 last night. it was a long$çtime statehouse representative dwight evans who won the democratic nomination. he barely made it through the door before he was greeted by a large group of friends and family and support at his elec

in january, the police were using undercover officers to patrol the lot and cameras. we spotted a surveillance camera in one portion of the lot, but brazen thieves vandalized a car right near the cameras. it is sadly a story we have told you many times. workters coming back from finding all imagine the frustration. this man did not want to reveal his identity. >> we expect to be safe. i'm at work all day. i expected come back to my car and a lot that is safe so i can go home. roz: 12 cars were damaged this time around. this honda had a car locks, so a thief smashed the window instead and stole a stereo. >> broad daylight this is happening. it's surprising. roz: in january, there was another hit, and there have been similar thefts since previous+ october. it sits just off i-95, more than 2000 commuters use it daily. it is patrolled by prince william county police. >> they need cops patrolling the area, they need cameras. this is ridiculous. roz: we found what appears to be a temporary surveillance camera cars were vandalized this time. >> we have to earn a living. it'

. >> there is undercover police here. i have been warned. >> there was also entertainment and just good spirits industries growing out of changes in the city laws and changes taking root elsewhere. news 4. >> a kayaker getting into trouble and montgomery county rescue got a call for a kayaker in distress. they found the man on rocky island in the great falls area. he went to the hospital with minor injuries. >> today in washington, about a quarter of an inch of rain at reagan national. the forecast for the remainder of the weekend. dry weather for most and have the umbrella handy with showers and thunderstorms likely across the area, especially later in the day. the weather having a low impact on the day and a chilly start, but sunny temperatures in the low 70s and 70 degrees in washington and 56 in gaithersburg. in the district, the temperature around 47. the most rural areas, temperatures could fall into the mid 30s. back around winchester. that could be isolated for most of us tonight. i'm not seeing a major concern. b

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