"in all the wheaton iowa facilitieses mercy hospital in rehab department. so, it works but i just realized i needed to get it done if i was going to staying alive any longer." (nats... stop button) "people out there have no idea friend, josh, a second chance at life, and that just means the according to wheaton franciscan healthcare -- pam is the 121st person to receive a lung transplant in iowa -- and josh is the 123rd. medical experts say their newfound bond is nono only inspiring -- but beneficial for the both of them. we've got you covered -- macleod hageman -- kwwl news. accordinig to the national heart, lung and blood institute -- the number of double- lung transplants has gone up over the years. more double-lung transpants are now done than single-lung transplants. schools aren't just giving out report cards these days - - they are also getting them. it's part of a new iowa school report card program. kwwl's jessica hartman met with one area school that brought home an a on its report card. the report card rate's each schools' performance in areas li

. >>> a wheaton college prefer is put on leave owner remarks and e-mail controversy involving the defenseecretary. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. defense secretary ash carter used personal e-mail account for business during his first months at the pentagon. it continued even after the public revelation hillary clinton had used a personal e-mail as secretary of state. carter stopped after the white house found out. in a statement, carter admits it was a mistake. >>> "usa today" reports on congress extending health benefits for 9/11 first responders as part of the new budget deal. the zadroga will provide until 2090. it funds the government through september. >>> the "chicago tribune" reports on the suspension of a wheaton college professor for her views on islam. wheaton, a private evangelical christian college, says the suspension is because professor hawkins social media post on the similarities of islam to christianity. she he wrote that christians and muslims worship the same god and she defended herself yesterday. >> my actions were motivated by a desire to

unitypoint health - allen hospital, wheaton franciscan together on this initiative. all replies will be gathered, analyzed and published as community health needs assessment reports to improve local health care servicess surveys are done every three years. to find out more regarding the survey and to take it yourself, visit https: or the kwwl homepage or more information. three health care systems headquartered in black hawk county are coming together to ask residents across the cedar valley to assess the health needs of their communities. community health needs assessments let individuals and organizations identify and prioritize health needs in their communities. joining us today to dissss the susuey and collaborative efforts is jim waterbury of unitypoint health allen hospital in waterloo. jim is the vice president of intitutional development at allen. unitypoint health - allen hospital, wheaton franciscan healthcare - iowa (covenant medical center and sarttri memorial hospital) and black hawk county health department are working all replies will be gathered, anal

news 4's meagan fitzgerald is live at the busy wheaton parking garage.. >> reporter: this happened inside the metro parking garage. the victim who didn't want to be identified and asked that we call him cooper says he's traumatized still, but he's not allowing fear to ruin his life. most agree that anything can happen anywhere. 20-year-old cooper says he never saw it when he hopped in his car on november 13th and drove to the wheaton metro he'd become a victim at 10:00 in the morning. >> i parked my car in the wheaton metro near the pedestrian walkway. he was driving near the walkway when four suspects grabbed him and demanded he turn over his keys and cell phone before they hopped in his car and drove off. >> before they left the garage, one of them was caught on video. >> i was more paralyzed in fear than i was actually thinking about what was actually hurting. >> reporter: cooper says he's not allowing the incident to change the way he lives his life. >> i think that living in a state of fear is kind of unnecessary. montgomery county police say the ve

officer noah leota's processional drove by the wheaton substation thursday afternoon. people got a chance to say goodbye as his body was transported from suburban hospital to the state medical examiner's office in baltimore.>> we are all deeply saddened and hurt by the loss. we seek solace in the idea that he died protecting the community and doing what he loved to do.>> it is and energy he had. he always had a smile on his face even if there was nothing to smile about.>> reporter: officer leota was hit thursday by a driver suspected of dui. the driver, luis this dabo lose go, has not been charged. montgomery county police chief tom major expressed frustration thursday during a news conference.>> the state of maryland has some of the week is penalties for drunk drivers. as we look ahead to the prosecution of this case, i can tell you that whenever it is done, there is little chance of real justice being done. >> reporter: the officer is the 36th person to die in a car crash in montgomery county this year. in one third of the cases, the drivers were drunk. >> he was kil

. >>> the "chicago tribune" reports on the suspension of a wheaton college professor for her views on islam. wheaton, a private evangelical christian college, says the suspension is because professor hawkins social media posts on the similarities of islam to christianity. she wrote that christians and muslims worship the same god and she defended herself yesterday. a desire to live out my faith, period. and live out my faith in solidarity with my neighbor who is a muslim. >> she recently began wearing the head scarf to show solidarity. >>> still ahead. back on the market. popular hoverboards return to amazon after safety concerns. details in "moneywatch." you give them a case of the giggles. tylenol cold helps relieve your worst cold & flu symptoms... you can give them everything you've got. tylenol mastering irresistibly smooth. the lindor truffle ...from the lindt master chocolatiers. hard outer shell...smooth, luscious center. unwind. with the lindor truffle from the lindt master chocolatiers. right when you feel a cold sore, abreva can heal it in as few as two and a half days when

news 4's pat collins joins us now live from wheaton. pat, such a sad day out there. indeed, jim. this is leotta's police station, the 4th district on randolph floor. above the front door in his honor the black crepe. in his honor, a police car draped in black. the flags here at half-staff. you can see some of his family members just leaving now. they've been inside talking to police officials being consoled by police officials. the sign in front of the station says in loving memory of police officer noah leotta, end of watch december 10, 2015. i've got to tell you this. i've known police chief tom major for more than 30 years. i have never seen him as impassioned as he was today. we begin our story now with the chief. >> the residents of this county lost a great cop. lost a great cop. exactly the kind of police officer that you want patrolling your streets. >> it was a day of hugs and tears and salutes. an outpouring of high honor for montgomery county police officer noah leotta. his body removed from suburban hospital and with a police escort, the procession stops at officer leo

. >> michele: you've had a lot of wheaton and martavis bryant.

the proposal is to build the 16 pump costco gas station on the property of the westfield wheaton mall. of course, there is lots of opposition to this. costco said they will, in fact, meet state requirements to make it go forward. now, back in may, the montgomery county board of appeals denied a petition to build the gas station. costco appealed. today, the montgomery county council will vote on zoning amendment that would make it easier for the plan to move forward by expanding the list of places where the megagas stations can be. that meeting is this morning at 11:00 at county council's main hearing room. we'll see what happens. we'll let you know. back to you. >> thank you, kristen. >>> lawmakers back to work and focused on the fight against isis. many congressional hearings this week will concentrate on the paris terrorist attacks. in a few hours, ash carter and general joseph dunford will testify on the u.s. role in syria and whether the u.s. should provide more military help in that area. >>> a first of its kind study on isis and its recruitment strategies. the report coming from

suzanne kennedy live in wheaton with a look at the call to action. suzanne: well, officer, the chief major saw officer noah leotta, the rising star in the department. that is part of the reason why he stood here yesterday afternoon and said that maryland had some of the weakest drunk driving laws. officer leotta died yesterday from injuries he sustained after he was struck by a drunk driver while he was out looking if motorists operating under the influence. critics say first-time offenders only get a slap on the wrist in maryland, what is called probation report judgment. diversion program that has not been successful according to many. some think mandatory intermission interlock program would be more effective. >> the majority of the states around maryland have what is called ignition interlock devices for defendants. in-car bethizeers. virginia has, delaware has it, west virginia, majority around maryland. maryland only allowed it for subgroup offenders. if you are super drunk, transporting a minor or underage. opposed to having it for all offende

this will second half putting into highlight form to brown, to wheaton and then the exception and then another one back to antonio brown. phil: he knew, you know, sometimes you know as a quarterback it's a special throw and throw to antonio brown is sweet. jim: 24 unanswered points. now, third and 5. tough pass. incomplete. demaryius thomas. phil: coverage was great by cockrell. they are going to together. 88 across the field. jim: nothing there. here we go, fourth down. thomas and sanders to the near side. pass. incomplete. that was going to be tough to pick up the first down having even caught it. a linebacker was waiting for anderson. denver has three time-outs plus the 28:00 warning. phil: i do not think it's going to pick up the first down. them a yard or two short. phil: one first down. it will be enough to probably win the game. jim: with those three tousts down. phil:hat's right. i understand. they are going to let it go to the 2:00 warning. jim: williams. and stopped for no gain, maybe one. they are going to take the time-out at 2:0. their first. phil: save eight sends. but on

. >> reporter: the officer worked out of this police station in wheaton. we spoke to some of his heartbreaking colleague -- heartbroken colleague. >> reporter: even as an intern, montgomery county police knew that -- knew that leota was special. >> he was the cream of the crop and what you'd want from any police officer. >> a lot of the interns you tell them not to talk to the defendant, don't get caught up when people are yelling and screaming at us. don't be judgmental. be professional. >> womack is a legend in the department for his ability to spot and arrest drunk drivers. he was among those honored by the washington regional alcohol program. >> there are people that go to the court system all the time and that the judges don't know that they have five, they think that they have one. >> reporter: remarkably no national data base that links drunk driving arrests between states. the driver that hit leota had been arrested twice before. >> many people that have multiple convictions that are still driving, totally unacceptable. >> reporter: investigators s

a crash southbound on georgia avenue right in wheaton. southbound lanes are blocked. northbound are open. p.i.o. tweeted out a picture to show you to give you an idea why we have the activity in the area. this car went off the road and over to the side. there are slow spots this afternoon. back to you. alison: thank you. well, this just in. chelsea clinton is pregnant. she made the announcement on twitter moments ago and says her daughter charlotte will be a big sister next summer. she is married to an investment banker and the first daughter was born in september of last year. congratulations! jonathan: talk about the weather. winds of changed blowing this weekend. gave us a taste what winter could be like. alison: rains are coming our way. doug: the winds have changed direction from the south. they will warm us up. we could still be in the 70's on christmas eve. crazy. let's get started. national arbor down the river from us here. this is cloudy. the temperatures in upper 50's. gusty winds and temperatures in the 50's that is a georgia deal for december. we are doin

this is in wheaton on randolph road. you can see behind some of the flashing lights. this is the fourth district police station where he had a procession go through earlier. dated block it off -- they did block it off. everything now is open. letter to the map and talk about some issues in d.c. police activity on new jersey avenue between virginia avenue and ivy street southeast. capitol street southeast is the best option. we have an accident on 9th street northeast and maryland avenue. the bigger picture, we are seeing normal congestion on outbound 395. closerget a little towards branch avenue we get better. no big problems to worry about traveling on 66 heading out. we are seeing volume building. heading north from the gw parkway in continuing into maryland getting close to the 270. we still have some that volume. no big issues to worry about traveling on the baltimore-washington parkway or 95 if you have to head north from d.c. to baltimore. jonathan: one of those days if you're out stuck in traffic, roll down the windows and enjoy it. doug: it's going to get a wh

according to wheaton franciscan healthcare -- pam was the 121st lung transplant recipient in the state -- and josh was the 123rd. coming up... iowa is giving out report cards... to the schools. how can you find out how your child's school stacks up. and... a traffic stop turns to a shootout -- after a deputy is here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar. storm track seven meteorologist kyle kiel has your full forecast next. "you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered. with ron steele, amanda goodman and --------- paris: there's a lot to do on a dairy farm. nobody's gonna do it for you. you have to get out there and do it yourself. bernie sanders is a well-known friend of family farms. bernie cannot be b/ught out by big money. bernie's opinion cannot be purchased. it's time for our next president to get in there, roll up his sleeves, take off the gloves, and take on wall street, take on big business, take on big money, and get the working class back to where they should be. he's a rock. announcer: one candidate tough enough to take on the bully... jeb bush: dona

brandon wheaton in dallas for the touchdown leading the afc south now. and after the 16-10 win. >>> all right, much more coming up. let's go skating, fellas. they dig themselves a hole early as they will battle their way back. we want to talk about ♪ who's the rebel now? no way. yes way! savor an egg mcmuffin any time you like. a fresh cracked egg, melty cheese, canadian bacon and an english muffin with real butter. mcdonald's all day breakfast menu. yeah! it's time to start breaking some rules. >>> time for a little payback. it didn't start well. look who is in the crowd, paul mccartney. he is just a skater boy. but it will go off their boards there and he'll be there for the score and the power play, that you know that they will be happening there. they would win 7-3. >>> all right on saturday 9 sports confirms the former head coach has been offered a position on d.j. dirkins staff as we know this that they will not be the offensive coordinator that it will be reserved for somebody else. announcing this morning, the hiring of bell. the coordinator. tha

need your helpe finding a man who carjacked somebody at the wheaton metro station parking garage. four people attacked the victim install a car last month. if you have information or this person, montgomery county police want to talk to you. vote that helps move forward the i-66 transformation. the northern virginia transportation commission voted yes to work with the state on the transform 66 plan inside the beltway. the state wants to collect tolls on 66 in the future. tonight's vote means the commission can decide what projects the tolls will pay for. and good news for anybody riding metro trains, no new fare hikes. they looked over the budget and they avoid fare increases and service cuts. the board will vote in april. leon: 7 on your side with a consumer alert as holiday shopping kicks into high gear. thieves are trying to take your money. tonight, a scam is happening that you need to know about. tom roussey is live in the newsroom with a look at how to protect yourself. tom: this is the better business bureau's website, and this is a description of all the different scams th

this afternoon officer liota's family will lead a short procession around 2:00 and will go by the wheaton substation so people can say good-bye. it will transport officer liota's body from the hospital to the state medical examiner's office in bald baltimore. a week ago today officer liota was hit by a driver suspected of driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol. we will bring you his thoughts on wusa 9 at 5:00. live in montgomery county, wusa 9. >> thank you, stephanie. >> he became a patrol officer at the substation. >>> a surprise plea in the case of a parent accused of providing alcohol to teenagers before a fatal crash in montgomery county. kenneth saltsman has pleaded guilty to charges of unlaw enforcementfully provided alcohol to a minor. a trial in the case was scheduled to begin today. alex and calvin, both 18-year- olds old, die in the crash back on june 25. the driver of the car, sam ellis, is also facing charges. saltzman will not face jail time but will have to pay a fine. >>> the search for elisha rudd gets new life. in a story we first brought you last night, the 8-

another victory for those fighting against a proposal for a large gas station at the costco in wheaton. the judge denied the application for the gas station. opponents had environmental concerns. they were also upset about its location, 100 feet away from homes. there has been a fight between montgomery county and costco since 2012. police are investigating a deadly head on crash in upper marlboro last night. officer say that a 20-year-old man died on marlboro road. another person was injured. the injuries are considered non-life-threatening. the police are trying to determine what led to the crash. 7 on your side with a tough situation for a d.c. mom. she is in the dark and cold metert because her smarts sensed a problem in her home and switch off the power to her house. ofco say she needs thousands dollars in repairs before they will turn the electricity back on. roz: on one of the coldest nights this winter, the mom and her two kids can asleep in their homes and they may need temporary lodging for weeks. on this bitter cold night, she is using a flashlight to get around, her power i

. >> michele: you've had a lot of help with guys like markus wheaton and martavis bryant. how much did that free them up? >> that frees me up all the time. i tell them all the time we're all the best as a unit. games. >> michele: congratulations on the win. >> thank you. >> michele: let's go to deangelo williams. people keep talking about your age. they say you're 32. are you really 32? because you look like you're 22 out there. >> well, i've got to give credit to the team that i played with before because we had a dual backfield set and i don't have many carries on me. i think it preserved me and allowed me to do the things that i'm doing right now. >> michele: you told me earlier in the week all you guys need to do is get hot at the right time. you came here because you wanted to go to the super bowl with this team. how do you build on this one? >> it's a great win. we started out a little slow at the beginning with the turnovers and things but then we got it going with ben in the passing game and the running game started going along and everything started clicking. this

students held a protest at wheaton college to reinstate she recently said that christians and muslims worship the same god started wearing a headscarf. and the school says hawkins was placed on leave saying it is important faculty speak about public issues in a way that represents the college' s statement of faith. erika: a new start up in seattle will pay for your wedding but there is a catch. they will give you $10,000 towards the big day but if your union falls apart at any time, you would have to pay that money back with interest. the company sets an interest rate based on a review of your relationship. money from divorces will go to cover other weddings. emily: amby wambaugh plays her final game. china. women' includes last season' championship. >> sign says do not come in unless you are tom brady. emily: a young cancer' cancer patient asked to meet tom brady. this morning her wish is one step closer to becoming a reality. haley stewart is being treated at a maine hospital. her room is a tribute to her favorite team. brady her favorite player. haley knows the qu b has a soft spot

montgomery county police are searching for 4 young men, possibly teenagers, for a car jacking in the wheatonarking garage, this picture shows one of the suspects as he drove away in the car. police say the carjacking happened november 13 at 10:00 a.m. the victim was walking toward the elevator when the group of young men assaulted the 20-year-old, took the keys, and drove off. there is a $10,000 reward in this case. >>> dc council members trying to figure how to stop an epidemic of street harassment. remember the video of a woman taunted repeatedly in new york? dozens of women said they experienced the same and far worse in dc, leering, groping, cat calls, indecent exposure, rubbing against you in a metro. shaena krieter said the constant harassment is just terrifying. >> sometimes when i am triggered, i experience full body tremors, sometimes my body completely freezes up. sometimes my tears just won't stop flowing. >> council member breanne ado who helped organize the session says the council is not planing to put new crimmal laws on the books but try to change a culture that suggests stre

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in response, wheaton college suspended hawkins, saying she a chicago church wednesday, hawkins said that wearing the headscarf is embodied solidarity. >> theoretical solidarity is not solidarity. being with people requires sacrificing our bodies. and that is what i'm doing. and i want to turn back on that. i won't look back. i will continue to do this until christmas. amy: and five years ago today, tunisian street vendor mohamed set himself on fire. on december 17, 2010, the 26-year-old protested as he tried to self reason bush doubles. the act led to protests across tunisia. it eventually brought about the ouster of president zine el abidine ben ali and inspired activists followed by uprising that became known as the arab spring. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. nermeen: welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. we begin today's show in baltimore where a mistrial has been declared in the case of a police officer charged in the death of freddie gray. gray

and he was a patrol officer at the wheaton substation. we have posted the full remarks from the chief at that press conference on our website at wusa9. >>> only on 9 tonight more calls today to change maryland law after a north potomac father pleaded guilty to allowing underaged drinking at his home. wusa9 was the only media outlet in the courtroom today when a judge sentenced kenneth saltzman. two teenagers died two others were hurt, when they left a party at his home this summer and crashed their car. the judge gave saltzman the maximum, $5,000 fine. the parents of one of the victims said they were frustrated. >> seriously injuring two, killing two, and putting the lives of more than two dozen at risk is really disgraceful and the maryland law needs to change. >> i can't believe you can walk in and write a $5,000 check and i'm never getting my son back. >> the murk family plans to fight for new laws in maryland to increase the penalties for this crime. police say there were more than 20 underaged party-goers drinking alcohol at the salt

unfortunately, we, the normal muslims, are paying the price. >> that was courtney wheaton reporting. when asked to clarify statements he made, falwell said he wasn't talking about all muslims, just those who perpetuate attacks. falwell says he does not want what happened in san bernardino county to happen in liberty university. >>> coming up on kron4 news weekend, we are taking this live look at blustery conditions outside and we'll have the forecast coming up. for the weekend, the italian christmas market in san francisco. check out handmade, holiday themed jewelry, also fashion and accessories a while. it's happening at fort mason out 10:30 this morning, runs until 5:00 tonight and it is free to attend. >>> and we're back on kron4 news weekend. happening today, the oakland raiders look to stay in the playoff race in the afc taking on the kansas city chiefs. not going to be easy for the silver and black, they have won five games in a row and are on a roll behind former niner quarterback smith. ravens one game behind the chiefs for kickoff spot. kickoff at 1:00 in the coliseum. 49ers

larsha hopkins, a christian that teaches political science, was suspended by wheaton college in illinois. hawkins wore a head scarf and declared solidarity with muslims. administrators took difference with her posting. >>> a passenger dispute forced the consolation of a flight bound for amsterdam out of houston. an elderly passenger alerted a light attendant of suspicious behavior by two men who appeared to be middle eastern. the two men and the two people they were traveling with were released when police determined they were not a threat. >>> it was expected. the federal reserve is raising interest rates for the first time in theonear nearly a decad. the quarter-point, the fed believes the economy can stand on its own. the stock market was up about 1.5%. the rates for consumer loans likely to go up. it should boost the housing market. >> it will kick people off the fence that have been procrastinating about jump into the market. and it will boost prices immediately. >> the fed chief, you see there, janet yellen, says the decision recognizes the progress that the economy has made since

. >> michele: you've had a lot of help with guys like markus wheaton and martavis bryant. how much did that free them up? >> that frees me up all the i tell them all the time we're all the best as a unit. the more they get better, i get better, the more we'll win more games. >> michele: congratulations on the win. >> thank you. >> michele: let's go to deangelo williams. people keep talking about your age. they say you're 32. are you really 32? because you look like you're 22 out there. >> well, i've got to give credit to the team that i played with before because we had a dual backfield set and i don't have many carries on me. i think it preserved me and allowed me to do the things that i'm doing right now. >> michele: you told me earlier in the week all you guys need to do is get hot at the right time. you came here because you wanted to go to the super bowl with this team. how do you build on this one? >> it's a great win. we started out a little slow at the beginning with the turnovers and things but then we got it going with ben in the passing game and the running game

. >> michele: you've had a lot of help with guys like markus wheaton and martavis bryant. how much did that free them up? >> that frees me up all the time. i tell them all the time we're all the best as a unit. the more they get better, i get better, the more we'll win more games. >> michele: congratulations on the win. >> thank you. >> michele: let's go to deangelo williams. people keep talking about your age. they say you're 32. are you really 32? because you look like you're 22 out there. >> well, i've got to give credit to the team that i played with before because we had a dual backfield set and i don't have many carries on me. i think it preserved me and allowed me to do the things that i'm doing right now. >> michele: you told me earlier in the week all you guys need to do is get hot at the right time. you came here because you wanted to go to the super bowl with this team. how do you build on this one? >> it's a great win. we started out a little slow at the beginning with the turnovers and things but then we got it going with ben in the passing game and the runnin

he -- markus wheaton. he scores to tie the game.tes left osweiler under pressure avoids the sack but he threw into double coverage, picked off by ryan shazier giving the steelers great field position and roethlisberger would capitalize, fires the strike to antonio brown, is he the mvp or what? 16 catches, 189 yards. two more touchdowns. pittsburgh ripped off 24 unanswered points to beat denver. here's what it looks like at the end of the day. new england and cincinnati clinched playoff spots. new england has a bye. kansas city, pittsburgh and the jets are tied for the final two wildcard berths. the raiders with a couple games left are officially eliminated. >> boy, they had their fan base. i know a lot of my friend were there today and got it all -- friends were there today and got it all over facebook. see you at 6:30. >> the democrats debate who would best defend the nation as our new poll brings good news for cruz and clinton in iowa, trump and sanders in new hampshire. a bomb scare diverts an air france flight. officials call it

. >> wheaton, silver spring, rockville, bethesda, more than someone who thinks they have been unfairly towed. >> the new law s prohibit the use of spotters to target cars and also requires parking lot owners to authorize each tow in writing and have photo evidence. maryland says volkswagen violated state law with its emission cheating software. the washington post reporting maryland joining 12 other states now seeking penalties and corrective action. the epa says the software allowed diesel cars to cheat tests and give off gases up to 40 times federal standards. >>> a christmas tradition in washington is coming to an abrupt end for 33 years christmas in washington was a hot holiday ticket, packed with the celebrity guests and entertainment. but after last year' shows, they announced they're sending the partnership with the show's producer. includes big musical acts include ing gloria estefan, justin bieber and mariah carey. no new network has shown any interest in the show. too bad. >>> in news for your health, scientists say they are sure now you can't tell the difference between a ma

. >> michele: you've had a lot of wheaton and martavis bryant. how much did that free them up? >> that frees me up all the time. i tell them all the time we're all the best as a unit. the more they get better, i get better, , e more we'll win more games. >> michele: congratulations on the win. >> thank you. >> michele: let's go to deangelo williams. people keep talking about your age. they say you're 32. are you really 32? because you look like you're 22 out there. >> well, i've got to give credit to the team that i played with before because we had a dual backfield set and i don't have many carries on me. i think it preserved me and allowed me to do the things that i'm doing right now. >> michele: you told me earlier in the week all you guys need to do is get hot at the right time. you came here because you wanted to go to the super bowl with this team. how do you build on this one? >> it's a great win. we started out a little slow at the beginning with the turnovers and things but then we got it going with ben in the passing game and the running game started going along and t

. >> michele: you've had a lot of help with guys like markus wheaton and martavis bryant. how much did that free them up? >> that frees me up all the time. i tell them all the time we're all the best as a unit. the more they get better, i get better, the more we'll win more games. >> michele: congratulations on the win. >> thank you. >> michele: let's go to deangelo williams. people keep talking about your age. they say you're 32. are you really 32? because you look like you're 22 out there. >> well, i've got to give credit to the team that i played with before because we had a dual backfield set and i don't have many carries on me. i think it preserved me and allowed me to do the things that i'm doing right now. >> michele: you told me earlier in the week all you guys need to do is get hot at the right time. you came here because you wanted to go to the super bowl with this team. how do you build on this one? >> it's a great win. we started out a little slow at the beginning with the turnovers and things but then we got it going with ben in the passing game and the runnin

. >> michele: you've had a lot of help with guys like markus wheaton and martavis bryant. how muchchid that free them up? >> that frees me up all the time. i tell them all the time we're all the best as a unit. the more they get better, i get games. >> michehe: congratulations onon the win. >> thank you. >> michele: let's go to deangelo williams. people keep talking about your age. they say you're 32. are you really 32? because you look like you're 22 out there. >> well, i've got to give credit to the team that i played with before because we had a dual ckfield set and i don't have many carries on me. i think it preserved me and allowed me to do the things that i'm doing right now. >> michele: you told me earlier in the week all you guys need to do is t hot at the right time. you came here because you wanted to go to the super bowl with this team. how do you build on this one? >> it's a great win. we started out a little slow at and things but then we got it going g th ben in the passinin me and the running game started going along and everything started clicking. this is

before going on to the university of maryland normally assigned to the fourth district station in wheaton, but with the department. keeping them safer and forcing the driving under the influence law. >> for the unknown violation. he was struck by the honda crv. >> this portion of rockville pike is straight and leveled as he was in a marked police car. it was 9:45 and dark. >> court records reveal that in 1997, he pleaded guilty to possession of marijuana and paraphernalia. with all, but $45 to spend it. >> reporter: he did remain here on the scene last night and as for maryland law they were required to submit to the blood test that it will be analyzed for alcohol and illegal drugs, charges are pending reporting live, anny hong wusa9. >> they have been with the montgomery county police department since january of 2013. saying that they need all of us to fight for their life as they are quoting here, not only a dedicated young police officer, but a caring person that became a chance to serve for the community. police really want to hear from you to call montgomery county police. >> police

hawkins is now on administrative leave from wheaton college in suburban chicago. she began wearing a hee jab to counter the recent national rhetoric stand in solidarity with her muslim neighbors. >> theoretical solidarity is not solidarity. being with people requires sacrificing our bodies and that's what i'm doing. >> well, in a statement wheaton says that hawkins was not suspended for wearing the hijab. the school says that she was disciplined because of her facebook posts about similarities between islam and christianity. >>> chicago mayor rahm emanuel meets today with federal mcdonald. mayor emanuel says he welcomes the investigation and chicago of course has been on edge since the release of that dashcam video showing mcdonald's final moments. during the mayor's visit to a city school, students actually started chanting "16 shots." that's the number of times that mcdonald was shot. the officer who killed mcdonald is now charged with murder. >>> well, there are new e-mail problems for another top member of the obama cabinet. "new york times" reports that defen

. >>> no one was hurt in that early hit and run in wheaton. >> the big rig was involved in this crash because they took down a bunch of live wires between their road here this morning. the driver made that mess and kept on going, no one hurt. >>> and they closed for a water main break, back open to traffic. they busted it this morning causing traffic near the quaker lane area. >>> teachers are being hailed as heros to save the student's life. >> she brings us this inspirational story of survival. what happened here? >> reporter: hey guys, good evening. thanks to the quick-witted teachers here, christopher is alive today. able to celebrate christmas with his family. today he is happy and healthy. >> i can't explain how thankful i am to be here. >> reporter: he collapsed during the field day at cooper middle field. we were saying come on, come talk to us. we were not getting any response. >> reporter: they sprung in to action, grabbing the defibrillator. >> my father was a doctor and he has passed away, make sure that i'm doing this right and things worked out. they brought everyone inv

officer noah leota's processional drove by the wheaton substation thursday afternoon.ple got a chance to say goodbye as his body was transported from suburban hospital to the state medical examiner's office in baltimore.>> we are all deeply saddened and hurt by the loss. we seek solace in the idea that he died protecting the community and doing what he loved to do.>> it is and energy he had. he always had a smile on his face even if there was nothing to smile about.>> reporter: officer leota was hit thursday by a driver suspected of dui. the driver, luis this dabo lose go, has not been charged. montgomery county police chief tom major expressed frustration thursday during a news conference.>> the state of maryland has some of the week is penalties for drunk drivers. as we look ahead to the prosecution of this case, i can

maureen: montgomery county reporter kevin lewis is live in wheaton tonight.the driver involved in this crash is not been charged. water county prosecutor saying -- what are county prosecutors saying? reporter: they have assigned their two most senior prosecutors to the case. they will review crash reports in addition to witness interviews and a blood draw taken by the suspected impaired driver. the man is identified as 47-year-old luis rolusco. he has two previous arrests for drunk driving in addition to a drug-related charge. police chief tom major reveals that last thursday night he "smoke dope entering for four hours before choosing to give fine though wheel of his honda crv." a short time later he hit officer leotta who was conducting a traffic stop. he refused to take a breathalyzer test but it did take a blood draw. that will be crucial evidence. chief major issued scathing words at both him and state politicians. >> this hard-working, caring, dedicated police officer was killed by a drunk driver. he was killed by a man that is interested twice before f

it would end the problem between costco and the regional mall in wheaton. costgo has been trying to build a gas station there since 2010. >>> why you'll soon know about the metro's new leader and what he has in mind for metro's new future. >>> caught on camera. breaking the law and getting away with it. the technicality that could >>> developing right now a judge is sentencing a former teacher. he was accused of touching and kissing a 14-year-old girl. she was at silver springs school. he was a educator at the time. he also worked as an assistant track coach over the past two years. >>> sometimes drivers who break the law and get caught on camera aren't getting fined for it. there's a loophole with school buses with cameras. in virginia the law says citations have bo be handed to the driver, not mailed. delegate kay corey introduced a bill to change that. >>> adam tuss sat down with metro's new g.m. for his first tv interview. on the first day of his job he received sobering news about how riders feel about the system. a new customer satisfaction survey sho

suzanne kennedy live in wheaton with a look at the call to action. suzanne: well, officer, the chief major saw officer noah leotta, the rising star in the department. that is part of the reason why he stood here yesterday afternoon and said that maryland had some of the weakest drunk driving laws. officer leotta died yesterday from injuries he sustained after he was struck by a drunk driver while he was out looking if motorists operating under the influence. critics say first-time offenders only get a slap on the wrist in maryland, what is called probation report judgment. diversion program that has not been successful according to many. some think mandatory intermission interlock program would be more effective. >> the majority of the states around maryland have what is called ignition interlock devices for defendants. in-car bethizeers. virginia has, delaware has it, west virginia, majority around

this will second half putting into highlight form to brown, to wheaton and then the exception and then another one back to antonio brown. phil: he knew, you know, sometimes you know as a quarterback it's a special throw and throw to antonio brown is sweet. now, third and 5. tough pass. incomplete. thrown in the direction of demaryius thomas. phil: coverage was great by cockrell. they are going to together. 88 across the field. jim: nothing there. here we go, fourth down. thomas and sanders to the near side. pass. incomplete. that was going to be tough to pick up the first down having even caught it. a linebacker was waiting for anderson. the 28:00 warning. phil: i do not think it's going to pick up the first down. jim: shazier would have stopped them a yard or two short. phil: one first down. it will be enough to probably win the game. jim: with those three tousts it's when they pick up the first down. phil: that's right. i understand. they are going to let it go to the 2:00 warning. jim: williams. and stopped for no gain, maybe one. they are going to take the time-out at 2:0. their fi

and called 9-1-1, but the suspect and two accomplices went on to use his credit cards at stores in wheaton, rockville and vienna, virginia. they also with drew cash at an atm. >> this woman was no beginner. she will do it again. who knows what she will do to the next person. >> reporter: throughout the ordeal the victim thought about his victim and worried about who would take care of his two cats. we agreed to conceal his face in that interview because he now lives in fear. reporting live from bethesda, andrea mccarren, wusa9 news. >> the primary female suspect? this case is described as hispanic, possibly in her 40s with a medium build, black hair and wearing maroon colored clothing. montgomery county police would like anyone with information to contact the major crimes division. there is a reward for up to $10,000. adam? >>> picking a jury to hear the freddie gray case is proving to be a tall order. today in baltimore a second batch of jurors had to be brought in after day one of jury selection did not produce a panel. scott has more from baltimore. it sounds like it could take a while.