wilkin nos dice mamadas.e ha visto en este paÍs la gran tajada de bizcocho se la llevan los ricos. >> los datos lo suficientemente impactantes para considerar que una Élite un nÚmero muy reducido de personas tienen mÁs recursos, mÁs ingresos hasta 2 millones de personas mÁs pobres en el paÍs. wilkin: se propone un modelo para redistribuir la tendencia. >> reorientar las polÍticas pÚblicas y fiscales. >> uno no puede con esos multimillonarios. el pobre no puede igualarse con el rico. wilkin: la entidad ademÁs agrega que los niveles de desigualdad en el paÍs se ha incrementado en los Últimos 15 aÑos. ilia: gracias, wilkin. a continuaciÓn mÁs noticias de nuestros paÍses.. reportero: a unos dÍas de que se cumplan tres meses de la fuga el chapo guzmÁn del penal del altiplano la procuradurÍa general de la repÚblica anunciÓ a haber extraditado a ee.uu. 13 delincuentes que mantienen tambiÉn procesos judiciales en ese paÍs. entre los nombres destacan dos. el de edgar valdez villarreal alias la barby uno de los princip

sterling arthur wilkins is studying law at drake. this is what he wanted to know... "my question for the candidates is "do black lives matter of do all lives matter?" the question brought applause from the crowd in las vegas ... and differing stances from the candidates on the stage. we caught up with wilkins between classes at drake this afternoon...he says he was actually surprised to see his question made it in. "i actually did not know it was going to happen, and i actually did not see myself ask the question. i had the debate - i was streaming it on my computer while i was studying, but i had it on mute, and all the sudden, my cell phone started blowing up with text messages and calls from people, letting me know they just saw me on tv. so that was a nice surprise." :01-:24 wilkins says he chose to ask the question the way he did because he wanted to see which candidates supported his stance, which is that institutionalized racism in america has devalued black lives... he says he doesn't believe candidates had to choose between black lives matter and all lives m

wilkins says he thinks hillary clinton won the debate overall.. when it comes to his question...he didn't declare a winner. drake university is the focus of another political event today. rand paul is stopping at the school as part of his "iowa 10- thousand" college tour. political director dave price joins us now with more...dave? rand paul's trying something that's either ambitious, risky or both. he wants to sign up 10,000 caucus night. young people notoriously don't take part in the caucuses. it's far more likely these students' parents or grandparents would show up to caucus. more than 200 people...mostly traditional college age, showed up to hear paul at drake this afternoon. paul says his libertarian-leaning message will connect with younger people upset at washington and concerned about their future. paul....658...we've gotten already 1,000 that have agreed to sign up it resonates no phone records, marijuana, war. it resonates with students. if paul gets 10,000 college students along with 10,000 supporters...that might be enough to put pau

wilkins: se reunieron para disminuir la incidencia que ha cobrado la vida de 95 personas y otros 7300ve nacional, que entristece la sociedad. wilkins: han aumentado los esfuerzos inhabilitado espacios en los hospitales para atender a los pacientes consÍntomas similares a los del dengue. >> en este momento sÍndrome febril es dengue hasta mostrar lo contrario. >> estamos haciendo todo lo que nuestras manos es posible. tenemos el compromiso de revertir esta tendencia. wilkins: autoridad sanitarias explicaron que han preparado dos ejes preventivos con una vigilancia estricta sobre el diagnÓstico tratamiento de los casos febriles. >> paso a paso hemos sumado esfuerzos a este programa nacional de lucha contra el dengue. >> debemos de ser precoz en la intervenciÓn y estar al lado permanentemente del paciente cuando tiene dengue. ilia: gracias, a continuaciÓn a noticias de nuestros paÍses. reportero: el ex presidente colombiano, andrÉs pastrana, confirmÓ que abordarÍa el aviÓn que se precipitÓ a tierra el domingo en una zona poblada de bogotÁ dejando seis muertos y 14 heridos, por lo cual pid

a short time ago we talked to lieutenant ronald wilkins of the d.c. department and he's part of the accident reconstruction here. here's how he described what happened. >> the officer made an evasive man euver to try to avoid the pedestrian and it appears he sideswiped the mirror and knocked the pedestrian down and the car went up on the median and came to rest on the median. ? lieutenant wilkins did tell us and you can see they're doing it in front of us, investigators are trying to determine which way the lights were, if the pedestrian was crossinga against the light and where everything was and we want to tell you that the officer, as you see the vehicle it hit the median pretty hard and the officer had been taken to a local hospital and he is being treated for injuries that are described as nonlife threatening and again, police will also talk to witnesses and people were here at the time. back to you. >>> jackie bensen. it's a good idea to check the tags on an uber car. a woman thought she was getting into an uber car and instead she got into the

she did her best lorax voice as she read to this kindergarten class at wilkins. now here's a look at some of what you'll see at 5:30 on a-b-c. recapping today's top stories, about sexual harrassment, stalking, and sexual violence. and a cedar rapids business is breaking its own record to help local non profits get new websites. see these stories and more tonight on t-v nine recapping today's top stories, a new quinnipiac university poll shows ben carson is now leading in iowa for the republican presidential nomination. donald trump has dropped to second place. women have provided the big boost to carson for the lead. one member of the iowa board of regents says they may have "dropped the ball" when they chose bruce harreld to be the next president. regent subhash sahai says the board may have mishandled the selection process for the new president. and he says the regents need more time and more background information before making such decisions. let's go back to joe now at kingston stadium in cedar rapids for a final look at tonight's forecast. clouds will thick

wilkins is a law student at drake university. he says that he didn't think any one candidate answered his question the best...but he thinks hillary clinton won the whole debate. a few clouds will build in stay in the low 70s for thursday with plenty of sunshine before chillier air arrives for the weekend. in fact, saturday morning looks to be the coldest morning this season with temperatures in the 30s. highs will only reach the upper 50s friday afternoon. next chance of rain returns by tuesday. a few clouds will build in tonight with lows in the mid to upper 40s. highs will stay in the low 70s for thursday with plenty of sunshine before chillier air arrives for the weekend. in fact, saturday morning looks to be the coldest morning this season with temperatures in the 30s. highs will only reach the upper 50s wake up in your first home. wake up in a home with a new address. your dream home evolves, and protecting it takes committed support. american family insurance. welcome to subway, what can i make for you? you'll love our new

we were able to put it back in its cage. >> free from the reptile wilkins was rush the to rushed to ucical center. at last check breathing and awaking. > been a policeman 39 years. it was traumatic. >> police chief tom collins has no doubt his men saved wilkins life. >> this is a python. he's a 15-foot long snake. this isn't something, i don't want to fool with him. i'll tell you that. >> reporter: a wild encounter they won't soon forget. >> if everything ends up well, he's probably got newfound respect for them. it didn't bite me. when i grabbed ahold of it, i had a really quick newfound respect for it, as well. >> absolutely amazing. john genovese reporting from newport, kentucky. >> there were 100 snakes apparently in there and the police chief calls the police officers who came in to help heros. >> yeah, i'd say they were. we're going to switch gears. coming up, dancing with the stars a contestant refusing to admit defeat. >> and pepsi goes back to the future. "the skinny" up next. "the skinny" up next. >>> "world news now" c ♪ skinny, so skinny >>> going to need this for "the skin

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our bureau chief tracee wilkins is on the scene. follow her on twitter for updates. >>> more now on the race for the white house. this is an important bike for hillary clinton. >> she's been called to testify before a house committee. and gop candidates are reaching out to kill chur rcultural cons. >> and brian mooar has the latest. >> reporter: hillary clinton is prepping for a house hearing on benghazi she says is motivated by politics. >> i don't know that i have very much to add. this is after all the eighth investigation. >> reporter: house republicans say the hearing is not about her last name. >> we've already talked to 50 people not named inton. we'll talk to another couple of dozen not named clinton. >> reporter: at a north texas presidential tore rum featuring six gop candidate, clinton was an easy target. >> hillary clinton's reaction na rationale for her candidacy seems to be sha she's a woman. >> when god fixes a problem, he doesn't do a paint job, he fix it is from the inside. >> about public life, it is so important t

i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. >>> charged with the murder of 21-year-old deandre smith. it was thursday afternoon that smith and lablond had had an argument near the lake forest mall and later lablond shot her, shooting her multiple times in the head and torso. today prosecutors say that lablond has been segregated from the population in the jail pending his first court date for his own personal safety. they say the victim and the suspect had been friends since middle school, but they don't know the motive of this murder and that becomes a big issue as to whether or not to charge this as a hate crime because she was open about her sexuality and that may have led lablond to kill her, it's going to be a long process and hopefully at the end of all of this justice is served. >> coming up at 5:00, you will hear from both the family and the state's attorney on the decision on whether to charge this as a hate crime. in montgomery county, mark segraves, news 4. >>> if you're about to head out the door avoid the beltway and silv silver spring. this raging car fire and we shot th

reporting live, i'm tracee wilkins. back to you in the studio. >> thanks, tracee. >>> we have new information of a

reporting live in upper marlboro, i'm tracee wilkins.back to you in the studio, chris. >>> just to the east of tracee, a big tree came crashing down and brought drivers to a screeching halt. this morning anne arundel county police tweeted this picture on route 2. no one was hurt, but they did have to divert traffic around the accident. >>> we are still watching joaquin as the hurricane makes its slow, destructive turn into the atlantic and while its path will likely miss our part of the east coast it certainly hasn't spared the bahamas. nbc's kerry sanders reports from nassau. >> reporter: right now it is a waiting game to get the assessment of damage from those islands that have already been hit. the small islands like inagua, a population of about 60 people, san salvador, crooked island and all areas that have before the hurricane hit already experienced problems because of the coastal flooding that preceded the arrival of joaquin. now because of the power outages and the lack of communications, the authorities here in the bahamas do n

. >>> i'm tracee wilkins, coming up on news 4, why the prince george's police department is looking to the university of maryland to help them with the pilot's body cam program. >> and surprising new questions about the flu vaccine's effectiveness and why it might not be enough >>> now at 6:30, exclusive video shows the police interrogation of uva student george hughley and the moment he learned his ex-girlfriend was dead. >> she's dead? how the [ bleep ] did she die? >> because you killed her, george. >> there is a cost for transparency. >>> outrage at a local high school over a t-shirt. why some say it's part of a bigger problem that needs to be addressed. >> very upset about it. very disturbed. >>> mystery in mid air after a military blimp drifts into unchartered territory and now we know what it took to get it down and what it's going to take to haul it away. >>> tonight we get our first look inside the interrogation of george hughley. he's the former uva student and lacrosse player who was arrested and convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend yardly love. the original interview was

i'm tracee wilkins. what happened in the county council coming up >>> here's some of the stories we're working on right now at 5:15. new parking kiosks are causing confusion in downtown d.c. find out why city officials tell us this new system will make it easier for withdryou in the lon >>> a paid sick leave bill tabled in prince georges county. why lawmakers rejected this measure and what it means for local workers. >>> an owl has folks hooting and hollering on a popular local trail. where you need to beware of the angry bird. >>> but first to a dozen families forced out of their homes today after inspectors said their apartment building was no longer safe. workers arrived this morning to help them move into a hotel. as mark segraves reports tlf s are a lot of questions about where the families are going to end up and why the landlord allowed this building to fall into such bad shape. mark? >> reporter: that's right, wendy. many residents tell me they don't know what they'll do next or where they'll end

i'm tracee wilkins. coming up on news 4, major changes made in the prince geo parker: my daughter alison and her cameraman were gunned down on live television. i know we can't stop all gun violence, but we can save lives if our leaders take action. narrator: but we can't count on hal parrish to act. he gets an "a" from the gun lobby, they fund his candidacy... while fighting against background checks to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people. parrish will make us less safe. parker: politicians' condolences aren't enough. it's time for them to act. feinblatt: everytown for gun safety action fund sponsored this ad. >>> it's video you saw first on 4. a prince george's county bus driver texting with kids on board. she still has a job tonight because the county didn't have strong enough rules to fire her, but tonight that's all changing. prince george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins broke this story for us and joins us now with the new rules. tracee? >> reporter: this is an update you will see so

she did her best lorax voice as she read to this kindergarten class at wilkins. here's our morning mugshot on your friday. it's the marion heritage center's 12th annual soup supper and silent auction fundraiser. it's this sunday from five to seven at the heritage center. come enjoy a bowl of chicken or veggie soup, or a bowl of chili plus a drink and dessert. cost is 6.50 in advance and eight dollars at the door. you can buy your tickets at the heritage center. don't forget to bid on the gift baskets at the silent auction. kaj will be back right after the here's what you need to know as you head out the door on your friday. tennessee state university in nashville is on lockdown this morning as police search for a shooter. one person is dead and three were hurt in a shooting that police say started as a fight over gambling they say the person who died was not a student. classes are canceled today. nonprofits will launch new websites in just about an hour. it's part of geonetric's operation overnight. workers have been building the sites -- free of charge -- since

. >> reporter: a massive python piercing owner terry wilkins in the arm before squeezing him unconsciousome out, there's a girl screaming, beating on window. i asked her what happened. she kept screaming a snake got him. >> reporter: within minutes greg rapberger and sergeant daron arnberg were rushing inside. >> it's not every day we're confronted with a 15 to 20-foot snake. >> reporter: it's something they're not trained to deal with. their instinct quickly kicking in. >> i grabbed its head. we started pulling on the snake. kind of straightening out. at that time, the sergeant started, as i'm pulling he started unloosening the coils around the guy and finally the snake came off. we were able to put it back in its cage. >> reporter: free the reptile, bill kins was rushed to the uc medical center. at last check breathing and awaking. > been a policeman 39 years. it was traumatic. >> police chief tom collins has no doubt his men saved wilkins life. >> this is a python. he's a 15-foot long snake. this isn't something, i don't want to fool with him. i'll tell you that. >> reporter: a wild e

she did her best lorax voice as she read to this kindergarten class at wilkins. women rights issues are being brought to the forefront on the big screen.... but will that film catch movie-goers attention, during a busy weekend full of premieres? meteorologist justin gehrts updates our temperatures coming up in your first alert meteorologist justin gehrts joins us now. even though we'll have lulls and breaks in the rain, plan on a wet afternoon and evening overall. the highest chance of rain will be again during the evening and overnight hours. a few rumbles of thunder are possible, but widespread storms aren't likely. temperatures will slowly rise into the lower 60s into the late evening and remain fairly steady. even with a clearing sky tomorrow, our temperatures won't move much as a breezy northwest wind kicks in. sunday's highs near 60. we'll be rain chances wednesday.to winds: se 10-20 alo: 61 dbq: 61 iow: 65 tonight: showers 10-15 alo: 57 dbq: 60 iow: 62 tomorrow: clearing sky, breezy high: 59-65 winds: nw 15-25 alo: 60 dbq: 61 iow: 64 tomorrow night: clear

cynthia: he picked arthur wilkins question out of hundreds. clinton's response. communities of color. praising her response. >> i think hillary won the debate. she came across as strong and secure and not defensive. she up to laugh more, she looks more humanlike that. cy>> the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your e-mails. cynthia: dennis goldberg doesn't think it is a game changer for sanders but it may have helped martin o'malley but believes the debate hurt jim webb and lincoln chaffee. >> chaffee was embarrassing, i am there'-- i cringed for him. cynthia: organizational meetings are being planned for the next debate on november 14th sponsored by kcci, abs, and the des moines register. elizabeth: mike huckabee was in our studios on wednesday morning to take a kcci eight his close-up interview and he responded to a question about a tweet he made. he took a shot at bernie sanders on twitter, saying i trust bernie sanders with my tax dollars like i trust a north korean chef with my labrador. huckabee called it predictable. >> the craziest and w

in upper marlboro, i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. >> thousands of gallons of jet fuel may have leaked at potomac river at the nashl airport. that was near the south side of the airport and investigators believe the source is a nearby fuel storage facility. they say they're not sure how much fuel got into the river and they believe the worst-case scenario is that it was about 9,000 gallons. no fuel has been seen in the main channel of the river. >> fish and wild life experts say the environmental impact should be limited and that spill is not affecting flights or any of the other operations in national airport. they have landed a secondary aspect of his pre-check program leading to longer lines at airport securityec which points. the program allowed agents to pull low-risk passengers from regular screening lines and process them through pre-check. the tsa tightened security after undercover investigators managed to get illegal items through security 95% of the time. the metropolitan washington airport authority acknowledged to the washington post that the wait times have gotten slightly l

he was apparently attacked by jacob erwin, kellen jeffords and thomas wilkins, all from illinois, in town working on the railroad. they're charged with battery and burglary.. kim, also known as key, was med- flighted to la crosse with severe head and brain trauma. in the wake of recent shootings -- one university of northern iowa instructor is asking his students how they would respond to an active shooter. as kwwl's macleod hageman reports -- it's an uncomfortable conversation -- that needs discussed. following a defense training course -- university of northern iowa instructor marty hansen recently learned the teacher is a gunman's first target in a campus shooting. so -- he took to social would respond if he died... "it's scary. it's a scary situation you think is never going to happen to you." "when they finally did speak up, their answers were somewhat because it's an uncomfortable topic." "my initial reaction was to cry, and if anyone came into my classroom and that would happen i would probably break down." "at first it's a little uncomfortable, but then you see the importance

cynthia: cnn picked sterling arthur wilkins question out of hundreds asked on campus earlier. he's pleased especially with hillary clinton's response. >> she said she proposed a new deal for communities of color . cynthia: those who analyzed the debate are praising clinton's strong performance in particular. >> i thought hillary probably >> she came across as reasonably strong insecure and not offensive and she did pretty well. looks more human like that. she cynthia: bernie sanders delivered the most memorable line of the night. sen. sanders: we're sick and tired of hearing about your damn emails. cynthia: our political analyst dennis goldford doesn't think it was a game changer either way sent -- either way for sanders may have helped the name , recognition of martin o'malley but believes the debate hurt jim webb and lincoln chaffee. >> chaffee was embarassing, i cringed for him, he didn't belong there. cynthia: i just saw a number of people here planning the next debate here on november 14 at 8:00 sponsored by kcci, cbs news , and the des moines register. cynthia fodor kcci

ashley, kaj and i are all reading at wilkins. tomorrow, i'll be at hoover. joe winters will visit six school districts and will read in more than 14 classrooms. hillary clinton is in washington dc today to testify about the incident in benghazi while she was secretary of state. this testimony could have a huge impact on how she does in the race for the white house. police say a man arrested for shooting and killing a 4 year old girl has confessed to the murder. new mexico police say it was likely a case of road rage. but right now, here's a look at opening farm markets. good morning! it's ---. plan on a pretty decent than yesterday, but we won't be dodging thunderstorms again. plan on highs into the 60-65 range from north to south. our next focus remains on the storm system set to affect our weather from friday afternoon into the evening. this will be a widespread rain, with amounts of 0.25" to 0.50" likely. plan on wet football in the area for friday night! this system will be moving out just in time for the weekend with highs remaining in the 60s and lows

tracee wilkins is in bu we strong words from the victim's family. tracy? >> prince george's county police are calling this a death investigation that is just beginning, but the family and the family's attorney, they're calling it a homicide. >> can't be characterized as anything else, but a homicide. >> the attorney for the family of lubin phipps says the woodmore assisted living facility is responsible for the death of the 80 twroeld man whose body was found in a park some three weeks after his disappearance. >> if those who were responsible for mr. phipps in taking care of him failed in their duty then an accounting, and a reckoning will and must happen. >> phipps wandered off during the facility's trip to watkins' park three weeks ago. the family was never notified beforehand that mr. phipps was going to be leaving the confines of the facility where he was staying. >> woodmore is a licensed level three care facility. that means they're supposed to be capable of caring for those with dementia. they're hoping to get some answers about what happened with m

bureau chief tracee wilkins has more on this. tracee? >> we've been speaking with friends and family and folks who know this couple. they say that this is a shock. >> a family places a burning candle and rearranges nowers on the front steps of this home in memory of what happened. meanwhile, workers move out belongings of the home that was the scene of a murder-suicide just yesterday. >> we believe that there was some sort of argument between mr. sullivan and his wife prior to the murder-suicide. >> reporter: it unfolded sunday morning in upper marlboro. prince george's police say tanya sullivan was shot and killed by her husband antoine sullivan and the two were only married for a few months. >> reporter: all of that is a part of the investigation. d.c.'s protective services protects buildings owned by d.c. government. sullivan used his service weapon to shoot and kill his wife and then take his own life. >> frankly, staff who worked closely with her were just shocked when they found out about it. >> reporter: tanya was a recent employe

as county bureau chief tracee wilkins reports, some say waiting for the state is a real problem. >> let's not wait for other people to do the right thing. take a stance, prince georges. let's do it. >> reporter: today those wanting prince georges county to conquer the issue of paid sick leave on its own -- >> motion failed. >> reporter: -- lost their fight. the bill didn't have the votes to make it out of committee and on to the council for a final vote. >> the workers of this county lost big today. >> reporter: what the committee did pass was a resolution saying if state introduces a bill proposing statewide sick leave, the council would support it. some called that a mistake since statewide sick leave has failed in the past. >> i saw first hand that it wasn't going anywhere and if it goes anywhere this year, it's always a political reason. right? and if it gets out, we have no guarantee that our governor is going to sign it. >> we're going to go down there in january and fight hard for statewide paid sick leave requirement. >> reporter: mel franklin, prince georges council chair says th

. >> as prince george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins tells us this comes with a twist. >> thereussion about body cams and what will happen with them in the future and that's part of what the chief talked about when he sat down in front of the council, but the first thing they wanted to discuss was the uptick in homicides. >> the two pieces that erupted and the most significant piece is the homicide and shootings. >> reporter: mark mcgraw briefed a committee on the county's crime rate. while overall crime is at an all-time low. >> known of anyone else who is down 17% in crime across the board. >> reporter: there have already been more homicides this year than in all of last year and the council wanted to know why. >> the fact is we look at the homicide rate a lobe and it's going in the wrong direction. >> reporter: according to police data, the leading motive are homicides. >> one resulted from someone spitting on someone else. another one was about -- over a parking space. >> reporter: followed by domestic disputes. >> we've had on channel 4 news and was just shocked and so sadd

crawford county sheriff arresting jacob erwin, kellen jeffords and thomas wilkins, all from illinois in town working on a railroad. kwwl's brad hanson spent some time talking to people who knew the restaurant's owner. he's back in the t-h media newsroom in dubuque with our top story tonight at ten. those who know key, as they call him, tell me he's one of the nicest guys in the world. and they're shocked something so violent could've happened to him. "i was awestruck" chad trautsch's reaction when he heard what happened just next door at the wasabi japanese restaurant. (chad trautsch, owner, computer support plus)"that stuff just doesn't happen here. you have your few little things, a few burglaries, maybe a broken window. but nothing like for his own worker's safety after the man everyone calls key, was beaten and found bloody in his own restaurant. he says he has a great relationship with his neighbor. "we kinda had this running game, me and him. we would provide him with tech support, and he would provide us with sushi, and that was kind of our relationship. he's a great neighbor

here's prince george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins. >> these students are waiting for a school bus that may or may not show up. >> the bus has been consistently late and the the children are waiting for a bus to come. james madison middle school have created their own school system for getting to school on time. >> the children are getting to school at 10:00. i'm sorry. school starts at 9:30. and then what happens on the ride hom it took time for this student to get the angle just right and when she did she was able to capture her school bus driver particularing while driving. >> that's not the only one. the students have taken pictures of her texting and to me that's a concern. >> reporter: the pictures don't show whether the bus was moving. parentses are outraged. >> i'm concerned about their safety and it's unacceptable to me. >> the video that was shown was enough evidence for us to take action. >> reporter: the prince george's county school system is investigating the driver's actions. in the meantime, she is still employed by the system. >> our disciplinary process needs

. >> i'm tracee wilkins, coming up on news 4, an amazing arrest. >>> right now the strongest storm ever measured in the western hemisphere is moving closer to mexico. this is a live look at hurricane patricia in the pacific ocean. it's expected to stay a category 5 storm as it makes landfall over the next couple of hours. more than 7 million people could be impacted by this including those at popular tourist destinations. nbc's kurt gregory reports on the preparations now under way. >>> mexican authorities have issued a state of emergency and people are bracing for sustained winds of 200 miles per hour. >> i think anyone on the coast, it's extremely, extremely dangerous. >> patricia only formed on wednesday and continued to churn and grow, moving towards the mexican coast. it's expected to make landfall near the tourist resort of puerto vallarta. >> translator: this hurricane will effectively be the most intense hurricane that has existed in this part of the pacific in our country since records began in 1949. >> more than 7 million people will be directly affected when the storm makes l

in upper marlboro, triesee wilkins, news 4. >> republican in virginia are going after terry mcauliffe to turn i-66 inside the beltway into a toll road during a rush hour. drivers would be charged as much as $7 bucks depending on how far they travel and it would be used for improvements for pedestrians and cyclists. the tolls are way too high and adding tolls without adding a lane would make traffic worse. the national transportation safety board will approve or reject the plan later this month. >> as temperatures begin to dip you might be tempted to light up your fireplace soon and before you hire someone to sweep your fireplace, erika gonzalez is here with a warning. >> scheduling an annual inspection for your chimney, good idea, but let's be honest. it's near impossible for consumers to look inside the chimney and check out the work they paid for and that's why it's so important to avoid chimney sweep scams. this crew is repairing chimney work gone wrong, a hazard for any home. >> well -- months ago lars knew his chimney needed real maintenance and when he received cold calls, he sa

here's tracee wilkins. >> reporter: investigators are investigating a murder-suicide after an officeraccused of killing and shooting his wife and turning the gun on himself. this happened in the kettering neighborhood of prince george's county. tanya sullivan was killed by her husband antoine sullivan. evidently one child was in the house along with the grandfather. the grandfather was the one to report this. wilkerson sullivan is an employee of the prince george's county government. police have recovered about the weapon used and what they're saying about it. outside of police headquarters, i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. >> investigators are waiting for autopsy results on the two teenagers who were found dead in the back of a locked minivan. they were both high school seniors and grief counselors spent the day at indya davis and lyle ferringer's schools. both are 17 years old and were reported by their parents when they missed curfew friday night. they were found in carson park in dale city. >> when you have kids you always worry about them and just don't want to have any kids. very sad

in greenbelt, i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. >>> when is this rain going to let up on us, doug? >> some areas continue to see very heavy rain. a very ominous shot behind us. spooky for sure, looks like halloween coming up in a couple of day and you can see exactly where this rain is and again, some thunder and heavier downpours developing it back to the west and northern montgomery county seeing some of the heavy rain and loudoun county down toward culpeper and fauquier county seeing rain and also toward frederick county. this is the line that extends from the maryland-pennsylvania border and right on down toward the charlottesville area and over toward the bay and lighter rain and still dealing with rain there. here is the heaviest rain around damascus, just to the only area around clarksburg and frederick right down toward poolsville and back towards leesburg and this is an area that's seen rain a lot over the last hour and we could see minor flooding in this area and down to the south and culpeper county really seeing that rain and that will come straight across fauquier coun

prince george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins with more. >> a family friend tells me these two wereolved in a couples ministry and had recently been married and seemed like a loving couple to people who knew them and i'm told this is a shock to everyone who knows them. ♪ >> a family friend blasts gospel music outside of the sullivan home as if to try and heal this community. after sunday's murder-suicide that happened in this house. >> we believe that there was some sort of argument between mr. sullivan and his wife prior to the murder-suicide. >> it unfolded sunday morn in upper marlboro. tanya wilkerson sullivan was shot and killed by her husband antoine sullivan who then turned the gun on himself. the two had only been married a few months. >> reporter: sullivan was a police officer with d.c. protective services and we have that confirmed by a number of employees, but the spokesperson would not tell us how long he had been working here and all of that is a part of the investigation. >>> d.c.'s protective services protects services owned by d.c. government. sullivan used his servi

our bureau chief tracee wilkins joins us with new reaction from a friend of the victim. >> reporter:nce george's county police are now confirming the name of the victim. we were able to get that name earlier because the prince george's county school system released this information to students at potomac high school before the end of the day. there are a lot of people who are already mourning this young man and still a lot of unanswered questions. >> my best friend's gone. i can't say nothing else, but my best friend's gone. >> 14-year-old keyshon mason was a best friend to a lot of people at potomac high school. >> he was a nice kid. he was friendly with everybody. >> reporter: this morning before school started his life was taken at his home. >> whatever it was it was something serious. >> reporter: neighbors say they clearly heard yelling outside of the apartments here in the 600 block of audrey lane in oxon hill around 7:30 this morning. >> i just heard a bunch of screaming and i don't know what it was about. a couple of officers. >> reporter: when the confusion settled 14-year-o

i'm tracee wilkins, back to you all in the studio. >> franthanks, tracee. >>> hurricane joaquin is a category 4 storm. it caused major flooding there and people were trapped in their homes because of the high-standing water and the director of their emergency management agency says there are no reports of any injuries, but local officials have lost communication with some of the islands due to the power outages there. >> the search is under way in the bahamas right now for a 735-foot cargo ship that's gone missing in the storm. coast guard officials say they got satellite notification that the ship lost propulsion and had to take on water. they lost communication with the ship and are focusing in on an area near crooked island. the ship has 33 people onboard and was bound for san juan, puerto rico. an air crew from florida is helping with the search now. >>> and it looks like hurricane joaquin, not going to be much of a factor for us. amelia continues our team coverage with a look at the track of the storm now, a track that has changed for the better in the last 24 hours. >> yeah. th

in upper marlboro, tracee wilkins, news 4. >>> new this afternoon, news 4 just spoke with the father of the man who died after crashing his car into a ravine. workers were mowing the grass along the vw parkway in laurel yesterday when they spotted the car at the ramp to route 198. it was overturned in the water and marcus lee freeman's body was inside. his family reported him missing nearly two weeks ago. our pat collins is working on getting us that interview now. we're going to try to get to pat at 4:30. >>> i'm julie carey at the fairfax county courthouse. accused killer charles severance turned down his chance to testify in his own defense but still had quite a speech for the judge. the defense rested its case completing its presentation of evidence it hopes will convince jurors that charles severance has been wrongly accused of killing three well-known alexandria residents. judge randy bellows then turned to severance asking him if he was aware he had a right to speak in his own defense. severance replied, "a man witnessing against himself, that's a 1791 idea." then he launched

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bureau chief tracee wilkins joins us from upper marlboro now with the changes that are in place now. tracee? >> reporter: dooreen, while driving and texting is against maryland law, it is not an offense that would lead to a prince george's county school bus drooi driver being fired un now. >> concerned about their safety. this is unacceptable to me. >> reporter: in our interview last week this parent was taken aback when she saw video of a bus driver texting while driving her child on the bus. but now she has a different outlook. >> i'm excited. i really am. i'm excited to know that we won one. i feel like we won. >> reporter: that's because the prince george's county school system is making some changes. >> after the story last week basically, you know, we realized that parents had some questions and we want to assure parents that students are safe on our buses. >> reporter: so now the prince george's county school system is adding an amendment to its transportation discipline handbook under category iii offenses. under misuses of a cell phone on a bus, a letter "f" will be added fo

live in riverdale, i'm tracee wilkins, back to you in the studio. >>> did you see what happened today on the bay bridge? take a look, this is a truck dangling over the side of the bridge. the accident brought eastbound route 50 to a standstill for hours during the early morning commute. the good news here is no one was hurt. be glad it's not summer, too. here is a picture showing all lanes back open for your evening commute. >>> breaking news as one of the most powerful storms ever recorded bears down on mexico's pacific coast we're talking hurricane patricia is now a monster category 5 storm blowing 200 mile-an-hour winds and 200 on the coastlines between the cities of manzanillo and puerto vallarta. tens of thousands of people are being evacuated and puerto vallarta and port are both closed making it that much tougher. tourists are racing by car to leave the region. those not able to get out are moving inland and hunkering down. >> i'm just worried because if we don't get out of here and we drove into town to get out which is not the direction we wanted to go, so if we don't make th

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deandre weems was sentenced today in prince george's county and tracee wilkins was there and talked tohe victim's mother who says she's still full of anger. >> i miss him dearly. >> when vivian chavez reflects on how her firstborn son died, she shakes. >> i'm not trembling of fear. i'm trembling, i think, because of the anger. >> today 22-year-old deandre weems was sentenced to life plus 20 years in prison for the shooting and killing of jesse chavez inside the clarion hotel in oxon hill in 2014. >> you do bad things you have to tend to the consequencees. >> this is weems seen jumps over the front desk of the hotel and holding a gun to the head and then the belly of a pregnant worker. he demanded cash. on his way out he encountered jesse dhchavez, the bar manager. chavez was shot and killed. >> he was a hero in this situation and unfortunately, mr. weems callously shot him in cold blood. >> he already had the money. why didn't he just leave? >> weems' defense attorney gr argued that he grew up in foster care and lacked stability. he asked for his client to get the chance to return to s

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it's the mile who gave them, like kohl icolleen wilkins, a c to say thank you to those who died. >> i didn't serve in the military myself, but there are family and friends of every single person here who has sacrificed. >> reporting at haynes point, meagan fitzgerald, news 4. >>> to see more images from the marathon, you can see the nbc washington app and you'll find a full gallery there, just search marathon. >>> a drone is giving us quite a unique view of widespread flooding in houston, texas opinion what was left of hurricane patricia combined with another system to drop as much as a foot of rain in some areas breaking a nearly 50-year-old record. are you looking at that car? that's impressive. a dozen cars got stranded in high water, but no reports of deaths and injuries which is always good news. >>> meanwhile, here in our area, what does that moisture mean for us? will we be seeing showers in our area? >> we're looking at a soggy day on wednesday and some of that rain will be due to that moisture continuing to move up, move toward the north and move into our area and until then