the first day of oyster season in maryland. and the tongers are out in full force in broad creek, a tributary of the eastern shore's largest river, the mighty choptank. >> hand tonging is a traditional method of harvest. it takes somebody who is tough and has a great love of the water to do it. they enjoy being who they are, what they are, where they are, and doing what they're doing. it's a a pretty good way to s sd your life. >> you get up early, you get to see things that people that work in offices don't ever see. iit feels self rewawarded, you know, it's gd. it's good. >> you're your own boss and you can go when you want. [chuckles] quit when you want, start when you want. if i had to start all over again i'd probably be the exact same thing. >> well, kurt's r right that hes his own boss, within t the limitations imposed by the state of maryland. he can fish for oysters from october 1st through marchch 31st from sunrise until 3:00 0 p.m., except in january,, when he can tong oysters until sunset, which is not much later than 3:00. he's limimited to 15 busushels r day,y, per per

up there and that was premeditated, why he drove to maryland to that individual. but i don't think those two are connected. he knew the individuals in maryland and the individual on 28th northeast boulevard and conscious and alert and gave us the name immediately. which matched the name we got the alert from the maryland state police we put over our radio an hour before that. >> do you believe he is still in delaware? >> best guess this guy could be anywhere. we have knowledge, pennsylvania and maryland in such close proximity to wilmington. he could be anywhere. you know we have technology we are searching to see if that plate crossed any place with easy pass or red light technology, we have things but have not located this vehicle. could he be here and with associated or a family member? those are all leads we are looking at. and believe me we are kind of all over those types of leads but we don't know where he is. and taking every precaution to make sure we are looking at every avenue. old girlfriends, addresses, girlfriends now and family members and associaties from pat arrest

breaking news with nbc10's brandon hudson at the maryland shooting seen. brandon has the latest on the situation in maryland. brandon. >> reporter: the shooting happened in this building right at advanced granite solutions. you see the sheriff's deputy in front of the building. investigators are inside and they are walking throughout the property. we do know the shooter was an employee and scheduled to work today. in a suburban maryland office park surrounded by hotels and restaurants, a mass shooting which killed three people and critically hurt two others. all of them worked at advance granite solutions with radee prince, the suspected shooter. >> i thought i heard arguing or yelling behind the building. didn't catch my eye and then all of a sudden the guys came sprinting away from the building. >> reporter: the witness said he didn't hear gunshots, he only saw people running from behind the building. >> three spanish guys came from behind the building. >> i believe he is targeting for a specific reason. >> reporter: the sheriff says prince walked into the office and fired shots just

delaware license plates, pc64273. we have live team coverage tonight from maryland and in delaware. beginning with fox 5's paul wagner live in edgewood where it began. paul? >> right now, the sheriff's office believes that he's still in that vehicle that you just mentioned. also that he is still on the run at this hour, a few minutes ago. the hartford county sheriff's office put out a tweet saying he's not been apprehended. they're still looking for this man, asking for help from the public the let's show you information that we have on this man so far. his name is radee prince and he was a current employee of advanced granite solution. he was four months on the job. witnesses say he used a handgun when he came here this morning just before 9:00. there were multiple people inside the business who ran outside, who were not wounded by the gunfire and at this his motive is unknown. let's show you video that we shot earlier today outside this business. it was at 8:58 this morning, the sheriff's office says they received a 911 call for a shooting inside a business in the em erton busine

. >>> we begin with new details in that deadly workplace shooting that edgewood maryland. learning even more about the alleged gunman radee prince and his long criminal history >> prince is accused of shooting a total of sick people killing three. the victims were remembered in maryland as investigators and victims families look for answers in this tragedy. >> marina marraco is following the latest for us, marina. >> reporter: there are so many questions surrounding yesterday's shooting and delaware. by man that was known to law enforcement and had a length that's it rap sheet. delaware, 37-year-old radee prince had 42 arrests, 15 of which resulted in felony convictions. in maryland, prince was arrested in 2015 for possession of an illegal firearm in see sell county. then last year, a peace order against prince for alleged stalking and violent behavior at another edgewood workplace was tonight outside the maryland state house, victims advocates gather for a vigil, why was a man with a criminal and felonious past like prince on the street? could lives have been saved if employees at

about the victims of that deadly shooting rampage in edgewood maryland as new questions are being raised about why was out of jail despite his long arrest record. >>> trouble with tinder two water main claim they were assaulted by a man they met on dating ap. fox 5 local news at 10:00 starts now. >>> it is a popular dating ap, tonight tinder is at the center of a police investigation >> local women claim they met a man through the ap who sexual assaulted them. fox 5 kory kauffman is live in rockville with the latest on this. >> reporter: shawn and tony police say they see this often. people don't know each other very well use social media to meet up. in this case, it was in this neighborhood here off clemson court, where montgomery county police say these incidents happened. according to arrest affidavits detectives from the special victims investigations defender association in march, a woman met 33-year-old black on the date be ap consensual sex with him in his house. black then allegedly forced sexual act on her without consent. in september another woman came forward, she said

over. how police found the man linked to shootings in maryland and delaware live in wilmington with the late backing details, plus. >> god has a funny way of bring there's tragedy. >> as we learn the identities of the vick timd. fox news at 10 starts right now. >> and we begin tonight with the latest on the man linked to the shootings in maryland and delaware. >> late this evening the hartford sheriff office confirmed atf and other law enforcement captured prince in newark, delaware. let's go to marina marraco for the late-breaking details, marina. >> reporter: chief in wilmington here saying they would lay no stone unturned but could not find the suspect's visito. they were watching over toll toll booths, red light cameras and could not find that vehiclement finally 5:35 they got a tip from residents in newark, delaware, that the suspect's vehicle was found unoccupied and it was then when agents from maryland, delaware, as well as federal agents descended upon newark and at 7:00 three plain clothed officers from the and baltimore ended today's manhunt. >> he was walking down the st

civil war book series about the maryland campaign. he will talk with us a bit about what he considers to be a great defense robert e lee at , antietam. my pleasure is to introduce one of the great emerging voices in the field, kevin pollak. [applause] kevin: good morning, everyone. thank you to chris for that humbling introduction and thank you all for being here at my bachelor party. i think we might set a virginia state record for the largest bachelor party in all of history. it is about to get crazy, if you will. talking about robert at the battle of antietam. even before last years symposium one and email was sent out asking for topic ideas, there was a caveat in the email that allowed us to "think outside the box." the topic that i proposed is the one i am presenting to you, robert e. lee at antietam and i thought it would be a straightforward presentation about a great defense of the civil war. the more i started looking into it i realized that there is a bit more to robert e. lee's defense at antietam than what we have always thought. so as human beings, we are always

, and i sponsored this ad. >>> right now at 11:00, a woman near the university of maryland campus woke up to find a strange man in her bedroom, why investigators fear that could be part of a >>> i'm darcy spencer, tomorrow's event could affect you. >>> and a bus in maryland packed with college students erupts in flames and shuts down part of i-95. >>> news 4 at 11:00 starts now. >>> a very busy weekend here in our area. people are pounding the pavement for the marine corps marathon, celebrating homecoming and saying good-bye to the iconic rfk stadium, those are just some events we are following for you. good evening, this marathon is definitely one of the biggest, live team coverage, news 4s darcy spencer has more. >> reporter: hey, there will be a major impact tomorrow, whether you participate or not. if you're going to brunch or ch the many road closures to make sure you're ready and prepared. i want to show you this is just one of the tools that they have at their disposal, the officers can go up high and watch things closely. security will be very tight tomorrow. we want to sh

war. about the maryland campaign. us aboutng to talk to what he considers to be a great defense, robert e. lee at 8 p.m.. it is my pleasure to introduce kevin pollak. [applause] kevin: good morning. thank you to chris for that very humbling introduction and thank you all for being here at my bachelor party. [laughter] i think we might set a virginia state record for the largest party and virginia state history. it is about to get crazy talking about robert e. lee at the battle of antietam. even last year at the symposium when an email was sent out there was aopics, caveat left in the email that allowed us to quote " think outside the box." the topic i'm proposing, robert e. lee at antietam, i thought that was going to be a very straightforward presentation about a great defense of the civil war. looking into it, there is a bit more to robert e. lee's defensed and what we have thought. as human beings, we are always products of the past. as history buffs, people who love to study the american civil war, we are always reading and looking again to what historians before us had said

>> multi-state manhunt is over following a workplace shooting in maryland and another shooting in delaware. >> tonight, new details on how police track down the suspect as a community gri grieves. >> your news starts now. >> we begin tonight with breaking news out of anne arrundel county. two police officers are in the hospital after a squad quars collides while responding to a call. >> this is a live look at the the scene. this is at route 175 and race road in jess up. this happened around 9:30 tonight. not that long ago. we're told one cruiser rear ended other both crashed both officers were taken to shock trauma in baltimore. but we're told they have non life-threatening injuries. >>> now to the deadly workplace shooting in maryland and the massive multi-state manhunt that played out all day. >> that's right tonight suspectsed killer radee prince is in police custody in delaware. in fact these the arrest. it started as prince shot five people and killed three at a business where he was an employee. a few hours later he shot none used car lot in wilmington, delaware. police and

seen yesterday westlake drive. he is believed to be driving a black 2012 nissan sentra with maryland plates. he hasn't the first time gone missing. police found him in fairfax county in a similar incident earlier this year. police say they found a man into ribbons video released yesterday afternoon and he is not the suspect. after police talk to him, he is not the man involved which means the real suspect is still out there. wea very big concern because have a lot of children around here. i have four little gls larry: the attack happened monday around 4:30 in the afternoon. in 18-year-old was jogging and the collington station neighborhood when a man emerged from a wooded area and assaulted her. she wrote free. anyone with information should call police. autria: what can you do if you find yourself in this type of an attack? that lessons from a self-defense expert. join us tonight at 11:00 to learn the simple moves that can help you escape a very dangerous situation. happening today, the fairfax county school board will vote on a new name for j.e.b stuart high school in falls church.

>> a manhunt up and down i-95, through maryland and delaware. killing three of his co-workers. >>> plus, first on 4, gas station vacuum cleaners turned into one crook's piggy banks. tens and thousands of dollars stolen and now a break in the case. >>> the olympic superstar adding her voice to a social media movement sharing her story of sexual assault that began when she was a teenager. >>> and right now at 5:00, every officer on i-95 is hunting for a gunman. >> he is said to be armed and dangerous and he's still on the move suspected of shooting people in two states now. >> five people were shot this morning in edgewood, maryland. three of those people are dead. two more are still in the hospital. all of them worked at advanced granite solutions. that office is in hartford county, 25 minutes north of to delaware where he shot another person. >> the northeast corridor, there's a search for this man. >> news4's kristin wright is following this story from the first scene, which is hartford county, maryland. she joins us live from edgewood. >> reporter: yes, radee prince's workpl

, maryland, close to the delaware line. this afternoon, officers, many wearing bulletproof vests surrounded his apartment there. one officer had a long gun aimed at the residents for hours. a red dodge charger connected to prince was parked out front. neighbors evacuated from their home stood in disbelief. >> this is a dangerous individual. this person shot six people in one day. three are dead right now. three are dead. this is a person with no conscience. not a person to be >> if great mystery this evening is his precise motives and whereabouts. kevin lewis, abc7 news. alison: thank you. keep up with the search for radee prince and the investigations happening now in maryland and delaware by downloading the app. larry: retired major general will face court-martial on charges of raping a child on active duty in the 1980's. he is accused of committing rape over a six-year period while stationed in the u.s. and germany. developing now, the mother of a valuen soldier said president trump disrespected her son. myeshia johnson supports the report of a congresswoman who was with the family when

million and we're told once he is extradited back here to hartford county, maryland, that he faces a laundry list of charges including first and second degree murder, and attempted first and second degree murder. >> our state's attorney's office will be talking to their attorney general up there about what's going to happen and whether or not he fights extradition or night. if he fights it we'll have to go down a different road to get him brought back to maryland but if he doesn't then he'll be brought back down to maryland here. we're still working to complete and bring our investigation to a completion and to make sure that all the t's are crossed and all the i's are dotted. >> reporter: the makeshift memorial is still set up a little more than 24 hours later now at advanced granite solutions and earlier today there was a press conference held in front of the granite store an ways asking for the public to get involved and make a donation to the victims and their families and of course if you would like to donate, theres a link to do that on our web site, fox5dc.com and stay with us

we have brand new details in a shooting involving two university of maryland students. plus a maryland woman who was ,sitting here today, in the head in las vegas is showing signs of improve. we'll have the latest for you on her condition as her friends back home rally behind her fundraiser . the clouds are will clear today and the sun will come out. gary mcgrady will join us in just a few with your full forecast. let's get to the top story at seven. a university of maryland student has been shot and another students was assaulted near the campus in college park late last police tells us this happened on rhode island avenue near an area known as fraternity row. kristin leone is live in college park. are they still looking for this gunman? >>reporter: they're still look ing for the gunman and actually multiple suspects mght they tell us that they were called to this specific area near fraternity row the at around eight:20 last night. when they arrive they say they found two victims. two victims on the scene here. one of them, like you mentioned, with a gunshot wound taken to th

killed a maryland woman after she ran over a police officer. >> sarah simmons is in the newsroom with the details >> miami beach police confirmed that the woman shot and killed during a crash over the weekend is from bowie. cell phone video captured the chaotic scene, according to police, 22-year-old kerry hif, awas behind the wheel of a black bmw. investigators say she ran over an officer after driving away from an accident, where she reportedly rear-ended another car. an officer on patrol opened fire, striking her, she was rushed to the hospital, where she later died. the injured officer was treated and released from a hospital. the officer who opened fire has been placed on administrative leave pending an investigation. a passenger inside her vehicle is being questioned at this now, we've also learned that hit en was student at temple university. she was pursuing a political science degree. it's unclear why she was in miami beach at the time. >>> developing in fairfax county. police are investigating a deadly pedestrian accident in fort bell war. on route one at gunston and lo

worth enjoying. >> sounds good to me. we're crash free around the district maryland and virginia but we have some construction. we'll get to that with your full look at traffic. >> this morning, celebration this morning for senate republicans after jumping the first procedural hurdle in what is expected to be a fight in passing the president's proposed tax reform plan. >> the bill lays the ground work for the overhaul of the nation's tax code. melanie alnwick live on capitol hill with the very latest. good morning, mel. >> reporter: good morning, guys. republicans here on capitol hill know that they have to pass tax reform. if they don't it will be seen as political failure especially after the multiple failures to make any to the healthcare law but as you mentioned, passing this budget is sort of the way that they set up tax reform and president trump tweeting this morning early this morning actually, sort of unusual for him, much earlier -- usually he tweets around six:00 in the morning. this was 1:00 a.m. saying great news on the 2018 budget. mcconnell first step toward delive

this morning and western maryland counties under frost advisory this morning. way out west. and till 9 a.m. pretty cold out there. winchester 36. martinsburg closer to home mannasas 46. gaithersburg 43. gaithersburg might touch upper 40s and frederick upper 30s pardon me. i doubt we get to upper 40s here in town. i think we settle down to 50, 51 for actual morning low. 53 right now. still nice and chilly north and west, too, binghamton beautiful, clear skies, 38. if you have never been there it's wonderful. new york city 50. richmond 49. see chilly air goes down to central, north carolina, raleigh 49 this morning and beckly, west virginia is 47. this is what the fall high pressure will do for you as it brings colder a down from north and northwest. today really looks lovely. once you see one thing we have clear skies this pong and notice back to the east of us just offshore jersey there coming down towards delaware and even part of maryland there are some cloud just offshore. some of this may actually scott over maryland or eastern shore later on today. is it going to be complete cloud

county, maryland 4, between forestville road and forest hill, some lanes blocked because of a work zone. that's hanging around. taking a look at 66 and 95, no big problems. i'll look into this. >>> more details about a sex assault investigation along a popular jogging trail. >>> prince george's county police thought they had a lead about a possible suspect who attacked a woman in bow i. but sources tell news 4 exclusively that the man they saw on surveillance video is not involved and is cooperating with poli. the neighborhood. that's coming up in a few minutes. >>> we have an update on the barricade situation that ended in rockville. >> justin finch is live with details. >> eun, aaron, police are telling us this man had a six-month-old baby in his car and was refusing to be taken out. this happened on taft street and it is now over. we're learning more about what it involved and also this baby. back to you guys. >>> justin, fathank you. >>> we brought you this story yesterday morning. >> we're learning why the victims of a robbery may have been targeted. a man saw his 77-year-old

. it's leaving our area currently. but if you are still in maryland near annapolis, that's where we have heavy rain across the bay bridge. that's going to continue to slide through the east. light rain. it's mostly in much of maryland, calvert county, prince george's county. here's the wind advisory. pretty much everybody except if you're in parts of southern the south. still breezy. gusts close to 50 miles an hour until 10:00 a.m. today. wind gusts closer to 30, 35 mira cross the area. it's going to stay breezy. bus stop forecast this morning. the rains clearing. but i think the kids will want a jacket. this afternoon, nicer, drier. we stay chilly in the upper 50s. a closer look in the afternoon. let's check the roads, melissa. >> wet across the area here this morning. 270 at montrose road. live look northbound and southbound. everything looking okay. but may need to use the windshield wipers. inner and outer loop from the beltway. 66 and 95 looking okay. prince george's county, in ashburn, headed out for a live look at this area. ryan road at evergreen mills. wires down. so ryan r

virginia maryland and the district. i'll let you know when that changes. >> we're going to begin with breaking news. two people are dead after a late night crash in montgomery county and the investigation continues to close roads. now, the crash happened on democracy boulevard in potomac. two cars were involved, one caught fire. we also know that the crash took down some poles and wires. democracy boulevard remains closed between new bridge drive and gains borrow road. >> search is on for a driver who struck a police officer in silver spring and took off. a montgomery county officer stopped to assist another officer during a traffic stop on new hampshire and piney branch road last night. she got out of the squad car and that's when she was hit. the officer has nonlife-threatening injuries. she's been with the department for a little over two years. >> two police officers were hurt after crashing into each other while responding to a call in jessup. it happened around 9:30 on route 175 and race road. were uncruiser rear-ended the other and both shock trauma in baltimore with nonli

. >>> a federal judge in maryland is considering the first legal arguments over the president's latest travel ban. he heard them in a courtroom in green belt today. the judge won't issue a ruling right away. supporters insist the travel restrictions do not discriminate against specific groups but opponents say they're a failed bran on muslims. the decision's set to take effect on wednesday. >>> president trump will be back in the white house rose garden answering more reporters' news conference after a rare impromptu and wide-ranging news conference today. he and top republican senator mitch mcconnell are trying to demonstrate that all is well between the white house and gop leadership on capitol hill. >> so you understand, the republican party is very, very unified. my relationship with this gentleman is outstanding. >> ton trary to what some of you may have reported, we are together totally on this agenda to move america forward. >> just two hours earlier the president told reporters senate republicans are "not getting the job done." he's scheduled to have another news conference tom

:30 the woman from maryland who was shot in the eye during the las vegas massacre continues making progress back if her home state. >> this comes as family and friends of tina frost work to raise money for her recovery. melanie alnwick live with the latest. >> reporter: tina frost was able to come home on a medical flight to maryland. she's now at johns hopkins hospital in baltimore where she's continuing her treatment. now, over t process. family reports that tina started to wake up on friday opening her left eye a bit able to tap her feet to music or giving a thumbs up. tina was able to walk three steps to a chair and back breathing on her own for several hours at a time. her sister posted on friday that she was able to goof around with tina and a little teddy bear. she wrote tina was able to hold it pat it on the back and give it a little kiss. with her transfer tina will be closer to a strong support network back home. last night friends in odenton got together for another fundraiser. they say they're on team tina for as long as they're needed. >> we don't know how much the med

maryland. aaron, about two hours ago you spoke to employees who saw the shooting. >> reporter: i had the chance to talk to four different employees who were inside the building when the gunman opened fire. right now we are outside of the richland ballroom in edgewood, maryland, where families came, kind of a staging area for families who had workers inside the building. these workers, they are absolutely devastated and they tell me they are certainly lucky to get away with their lives. you almost got shot. >> almost. almost. >> reporter: a worker inside advanced granite solutions in edgewood describing the moment the gunman fired shots, killing three of his friends and injuring two others. four different workers, feet away from the shooter, telling nbc10 all they could do was run. they shared a photo of oscar hidalgo who was shot and killed this morning. michael sira said he was ten feet away and claimed the shooter rarely talked to them. he is lucky to walk away. did you rush over to help or run away when people got shot? >> running running. running. running. he shot him but he

>>> more messages of hate found on a maryland college campus. why the accused vandals' identity may surprise. the news at 10:00 starts right now. >>> we begin with the latest on death threats against a faulkier county student. >> administrators discovered an online chat called operation will to kill. it was taken place among students. fox 5 krysten leon joins us with the latest. kristen? >> reporter: the case is officially closed. like you both mentioned. no criminal charges will be filed here, according to the sheriff's office, because there's not enough evidence and also because the current laws here in virginia do not reflect on what happened in this case. now, a lot of parents in the community a wandering going forward, what will have to be done what will change at liberty high school in order to insure their students safety. now, tonight, about 100 people from that community, they attended liberty high school for the town hall meeting. again, questioning why these students accused of threatening another student's life on an ap are not being criminally charged. a week ago, admin

. >> reporter: shooting spree spanning two states, three murdered in maryland, two others wounded, another man shot in wilmington. tonight the manhunt is on for the suspect gunman. police say that the suspect might be anywhere, and they are searching, right here in our area good evening everyone i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm nicole brewer, jessica dean is on assignment. here's what we necessity right now in maryland gunman showed up for work at advanced granite solutions and opened fire on co-workers, shooting five people, of them were killed, two remain in critical condition. police say suspect then went to wilmington for a second targeted shooting and there police say suspect shot a man multiple times. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is tracking developments and joins us from the police department in wilmington with the very latest, joe. >> reporter: nicole, ukee, good evening. every once in a while wilmington police pull out of here, lights, sirens on. this place tonight is on high alert as for good reason. stern warning coming from the chief of police, just two hours ago,

emptierton business park off i95 in edgewood maryland. inside duties and found five victim. three dead. the two others were air lifted as i mentioned to baltimore shock trauma. all five are employees of advance granite. kevin doyle was in the back of the business when he said he heard a commotion. >> i was behind the building on the way to my tools and saw three spanish guys running back screaming, i could tell something was right and i said do you need help? they said call 911. someone is shooting next door. pretty much it. called 911 and they all scattered. went different directions and i started walking over that way and they said don't go, stay away from there. >> reporter: did you end up seeing him >> no, by the time i got there, people started coming out of th that was about it. it was chaos. >> now, investigators say the shooter was identified very quickly by witnesses inside the business. and documents knew who they were looking for. radee prince, 38-year-old man driving plaque gmc ikeaed day with black delaware plates. police say he shot a man in the office of a used car

with nonlife-threatening injuries. the latest out of maryland and delaware oafter the arrest of a suspected shooter. the police captured him. the arrest ended a multistate search that began in maryland north of baltimore. he's accuse co-workers at a business. three of them died. prince drove to delaware where he shot another person at a used car lot. eventually police tracked him down near a high school. this tragedy brought community members together. >> our hearts and our prayers go out to our brothers and sisters here in the community as we continue to join together and to love them and to support them during this very difficult time. >> two shooting victims remain in critical condition and police are still trying to find out why the shooting happened. they say all of the victims were targeted. >> radee prince was no stranger to law enforcement. police say he was arrested 42 times in delaware and also had 15 felony convictions. police told the baltimore newspaper that he was fired from a job earlier this year after attacking two co-workers. we've been updating you on the nbc wa

on trial there first. but today, a call for the death penalty in maryland in his case. maryland bureau chief brad bell have new developments for brad? brad: a lot going on. advanced granite solutions has not reopened. some employees have been coming and going but this morning most gathered here to get a briefing from the sheriff and the state attorney about what happens next. large part was yes, the first trial in delaware. the harford county state attorney and sheriff say they met with employees of advanced granite solutions this morning. to update the investigation and the prosecution of accused workplace killer radee prince. prince remains locked up in delaware where he is charged with shooting a man two hours after allegedly killing three workers and injuring two more. the prosecutor healing and prince will be tried in delaware instead of maryland first. in part the penalt same. >> in delaware the defendant looks at attempted first-degree murder to receive life sentence. in delaware they don't have parole so life sentence is a life sentence. brad: that state's attorney says

years old, she grew up in maryland, graduate of our rundle high. had moved to california and was at that country concert in las vegas with her boyfriend a thele of weeks ago when shooting began. it was veryaid touch and go as to whether she would survive. he had to remove her right eye and take out some bones to allow her brain to swell but her recovery has been sometimes going well, sometimes you have been set back, but overall the church act or he has been upwards. "goodther spoke with morning america" about what it was like to see her after the shooting. >> i went in and i didn't recognize her. it was all i could do to stay composed. >> after she was shot in las vegas, her boyfriend helped to get her out of there and a brain surgeon was able to save her life. again, over the weekend it was a big deal, she was transported here but before that, in las vegas on friday she opened her eyes for the first time and woke up from her coma and was even able to, with some help, take about three steps in las vegas. her mother said she has a long recovery ahead now her recovery inl be near her

wisconsin beat maryland, and in action on espn, 15th ranked washington state is check out ucla. he used another human's head as stairs to a touchdown. we have seen it all. ucla won that game, 31-14. i'm sure that play will be in the top ten also o oon on "sportscenter," and they will give us on what today's overall impact will be. you have been watching the ford wrap-up presented by the ford escape. all unstoppable. ♪ come on mom! ♪ let's go! ♪ mom! slow down! for the ones who keep pushing. always unstoppable. >> i woke up to the sirens. >> flames and smoke filling a high-rise in bethesda. more than a thousand people out of their homes tonight. plus -- >> they told me my son died. >> a grieving father speaks out. his son killed in a high speed crash in waldorf. and communities coming together to raise money for those affected by recent hurricanings. announcer: now abc 7 news at 11:00. on your side. >> one massive transformer fire forces up to 1,500 people out of of their homes tonight. a smoke filling a high-rise in bethesda and several treated for smoke inhalation.

we're seeing improvements as you head to hyattsville, maryland, just left lane blocked in prince george country exit 5, 410 veterans parkway and that big crash that had overturned vehicle blocking several lanes again in process of clearing and traffic moving better now. just a minor delay. as we move over to vir ver not the same case in fairfax. we're dealing with the crash 6 eastbound fairfax county. september are lane previously blocked and moved over to right shoulder and lane and seeing a 10 minute slow down past fairfax county this morning. be prepared for that one. other an that drive times looking g i'll let you know if anything pops up you need to be aware of. any questions, erin, fox d.c. on twitter. >> 5:07 co whine country back in the line of new wildfire. >> and meeting between nfl players and owners ends without either side reach ago real agreement on the anthem protest. >> we're headed to break. a live look ais cot d.c. region, 5:07, 4 degrees. >> welcome back. firefighters are battling new fires and 6,000 homes and businesses are he destroyed and dozens of people still mi

william county in virginia and prince george's and howard counties in maryland already have this app. pretty incredible when you think about what it can do. >>> you're going to love this next story. random act of kindness getting love on social media. this video was posted on facebook on saturday. it shows virginia tech fan brandon jarrell in number 3 giving a little boy his first hokies t-shirt. jarrell had been sitting by the little boy and his family noticed he didn't have any gear. he did something about it. the woman behind him recorded the thing. posted it on facebook. 's he had no idea somebody was recording until a friend told him about it. >> not looking for attention. doing it out of the kindness of his heart. got out of his seat went into the arena. bought it. >> if you can spread that around, it goes a long way. spread it around. thank you, sir. >>> get a check of weather and traffic. look at the roads with melissa mollet. >> say that all morning. >> welcome back. >> let's start with chuck and sheena, though. a chill and few raindrops this morning. >> a few raindrops

maryland, asking people what is the most important issue in their state. >> i live in annapolis in maryland and i teach at the college where we are filming now. and issue a lot of us in maryland are concerned with is our heritage, the heritage of slavery, the heritage of the civil war. , a statue ofatue the author of the dred scott decision in front of the state house. my question is, how do we have conversations about our past? here at st. john's, we read the dred scott decision, we read the decisions of lincoln, we try to have real discussions with one another about the different points of view. i care about this deeply. how can we as americans have real conversations where everyone is respected, but where are also some real understanding can be reached about issues which really matter for our heritage, history, and that is what i am hoping for. not just fighting, not just arguing, not just power struggles but real communion conversations and building real community. >> i believe that a major issue in the state of maryland is incarceration. most importantly, when people come out

president bill clinton. also maryland congressman elijah cummings. weingarten, and later during a second panel, former director of the white house office of the national drug control policy in the obama administration. the johnssted by hopkins bloomberg school of public health in baltimore, maryland. it should happen in a couple of moments. while we wait, a look at what is happening this week in the administration. this morning's washington journal. >> their involvement in campaign 2016 to come to life. documents last weekend, going into the first indictment, as many headlines said today. us, their white , goodcorrespondent morning. could you tell us how the white house reacted from friday's announcement and continuing on through the weekend? >> they have a big week anyway. they are trying to turn their attention to other things until they know more details. the big tax plan is out this week. president trump leaving for a cold day trip on friday. he promised to name a chairman of the federal reserve. they are breaking through what happens today. host: the president took time yeste

identified today as 19-year-old nerson nunez lopez of maryland and they have not identified the other two shot because they're juveniles both from alexandria and 15-year-old boy shot is expected to survive. right now he's in stable condition at the hospital according to police. this is an area where a lot of families come, people are walking their dogs. a lot of activity. people not expecting this kind of violence. and we talked to a neighbor who could not believe it when she heard the gun shots. >> i was settling in to watch one of my tv shows i had the volume down low and i heard three shots and then then about 15, 20 minute -- second pause rather and another three shoxts i knew they were not firecrackers. >> reporter: alexandria police are not confirming what led up to this that there was any kind of romantic relationship between the suspect and female victim. they are confirming that the suspect and victims all knew each other and they also said today they have no reason to believe that gang activity played a role in this. live in alexandria, lindsey watts, "fox5 local news". >>> raek

>> police tell us he opened fire on co-workers in maryland and then took off for delaware. six people shot across two states. tonight, three are dead. >> the rampage started in hartford county, about 25 minutes north of baltimore. news4's kristin wright is live from the scene where all of this started in edgewood, maryland. kristin? >> reporter: well, i talked with one of the employees a few minutes ago and asked him about radee prince and all he had to say was that he was, quote, difficult. let's take you through what we know. five people were shot this morning in edgewood. three are dead. two are in the hospital in critical condition. all of them worked here at advanced granite solutions. the suspected gunman then left for delaware. >> this is a really, really sad event that has happened. here it is, again, another event, another tragedy. >> reporter: thiser advanced granite solutions tonight. >> there's people and people have lost lives. there's loved ones out there and we just wanted to come and be a part of community. >> reporter: a manhunt for a person who says police sho

maryland and virginia on your majors next. >> coming up in just five minutes. first at 7:00 relief now that that massive multistate manhunt following a deadly workplace shooting in maryland is over. this morning the suspected killer radee prince is in police custody in delaware. >> this after police say prince shot five people at a granite business where he worked. three of those people died. this morning a memorial to those victim growing outside of that workplace. this as we learn more about prince's past which includes a violent criminal history. fox5's melanie alnwick joins us live in studio this morning with more. mel. >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys. yes, some disturbing details. we found in a manager at a different granite business in edgewood attempted to get a protective order against radee prince just this after prince allegedly punched another co-worker and threatened that manager. but that protective order was denied. radee prince in custody taken in by atf agents. he has a long criminal history including 42 arrests 15 felony convictions and an arrest two years ago

work at emmorton business park in edgewood maryland this morning and according to investigators he shot five people, killing three. that's when police say he made his way into delaware. good evening, i'm dawn timmeney. >> i'm iain page. thanks for joining us at 5:00. police also want prince in connection with a shooting at a wilmington, delaware, car dealership just an hour and a half later. you can see edgewood and wilmington about an hour apart. a press conference just wrapped up in wilmington. where we find our chris o'connell live tonight. chris? >> reporter: good evening, iain and dawn. multi state manhunt continues tonight after a violent day long crime spree that left three people dead and three more injured including a man here in wilmington, delaware. where that manhunt continues tonight. take a look at the man that police are now looking for. they say his name is 37-year-old radee labib prince of wilmingt wilmington. he went on a shooting spree all started this morning when hartford county, maryland, sheriff's office says radee prince walked into advanced granite solutions in

rain in maryland. 267 west in res ton. this is storm team 4 by 4. wet roads. take your time. keep your distance, too. we'll have a close look as we walk you through the day, coming up. >>> developing this morning, we are expecting to find out today who will be charged in special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation. >> his office is expected to make public the first charges in this case. among those under scrutiny, former trump campaign chairman paul manafort and former national security adviser general michael flynn. news 4's tracie potts isve tracie, we heard these names before. we know they've been a focus. could they be charged? might it be completely somebody under the radar? >> we don't know. they could be targets under investigation. >> man fort's home, his virginia home was raided back in july. an unannounced raid to him. certainly, there has been scrutiny of those too. could there be smaller fish? that's what some attorneys are speculating. or they could be going after people who were uncooperative. calling their bluff to get them to cooperate. or they could be c

shootings in maryland and delaware is in custody this morning. radee prince was captured last night after a brief foot chase near a high school in delaware during which police say he tossed a gun accused of killing three of his former co-workers and injuring two others at an office park in maryland. he then drove to delaware where police say he settled a score with a former co-worker. local >> this is really, really a sad event that has happened. here it is again another event, another tragedy and, you know, when everything is over and everybody -- the cameras go, here we go again. but there's people and people have lost lives. >> prince has a long criminal record including a history of workplace violence. >>> the university of florida is bracing for today's appearance by white nationalist richard spencer. more than 500 police officers will be on patrol. gainesville city officials have also banned weapons and shields in part of downtown fearing potentially violent protests like those in charlottesville, virginia, over the summer. many students have left campus. some have called for classe

it's like a nightmare for me. . >>> an incredible update on the maryland woman shot in the med in las vegas. the latest on her condition as her friends rally behind her at a fund-raiser >>> developing out west the battle against the waging wildfires tonight we're getting a look at video of daring rescues from the flames. >>> we begin at 10:00 tonight with breaking news. however, out of maryland, right now, police veteraning a shooting in college park. >>> evan lambert arrived at the scene, what can you tell us? >> reporter: right now, we're in the 7500 block of rhode island avenue and anyone who's family with umd's campus this is toward the back side of fraternity row. i want to step out of the way. prince here on the porch of this home right here. again be, in the 7500 block of rhode island avenue. we've been watching going in and out of the house. they appear to be talking to several people inside of the house, possibly students. we've been talking to witnesses out here who are saying that this is an area that's largely populated by students in rented houses, here's what we know

hate crime. this murder happening may 20. on the campus of the university of maryland late at night after the bars closed. the victim richard collins iii, bowie university student. commissioned after his rotc program as a second lieutenant in the army, waiting for a bus when according to authorities and they say it's on camera, sean urbansky appears, says a few words and without warning stabs collins in the chest. almost immediately the campus community and the investigators found on ubansky social media footprint evidence that he looked to racist and hate-filled websites. now the state's attorney says they looked at all the digital evidence and they believe that that is, in fact, the reason why collins was murdered because he was black. >> there was lots of digital evidence, including a phone in this case. other evidence. after analyzing all the evidence we are comfortable now we have enough evidence to file a hate crime charge. brad: the judge just signed the indictment at 5:00 we'll have reaction from the campus. in upper marlboro, brad bell, abc7 news. nancy: thank you. prince g

dangerous. jonathan: the search is on for the man police believe shot five people at a maryland business and sixth person in delaware. nancy: they believe he is in a black gmc acadia with plates, pc64273. alison: we have team coverage for him across two states. begin with the maryland bureau chief brad bell who is live in edgewood, maryland. brad? brad: we are on the scene of another mass shooting in america, this one in our own backyard. a workplace shooting. it's not yet over because the suspect considered arm and dangerous is on the loose. this is where the violence began. in this office park, in this business. the shooting erupted according to a witness in the back shop area of advanced granite solutions at the emmorton business park. when it was done, three people were dead. two critically injured. arriving police the shooter was a fellow worker named radee prince. the manhunt was underway. a lookout put out for prince in a 2000 gmc acadia s.u.v. with delaware tags. pc64273. that was at about 9:00 a.m. at 11:00 a.m. they believe he shot someone in wilmington, delaware. as o

prayers to harris' family. she also said something very unnerving, that in maryland, suicide is the leading cause of death for children ages 10 to 14 third for the same age group in the state of virginia. the 1-year-old is still in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. >> thank you so much, stefanie. what a heartbreaking story. >>> an historic church will relocate plaques honoring lee. leaders of christchurch say the plaques create a distraction and may create an obstacle. controversy has been going on for years but in the wake of the white nationalist clashes in charlottesville the church decided to act quickly. >>> firefighters rescued nine people from a burning home this morning. four of those victims children. the fire started around 7:00 a.m. at a home in temple hills, maryland. prince george's counties firefighters say the children were trapped on the second floor. thick smoke and intense heat surrounded them. the children range in age from four months to 17 years old. all were taken to the hospital in serious but stable condition. a man escaped by jumping out of a wind

replenish fema emergency disaster sglkts meanwhile this morning 100 soldiers from maryland national guard are headed to u.s. visual inislands. governor hogan said soldiers will help the efforts. they requestsed the additional help in the virm inislands. military police companies will be deployed up to 30 days. last week governor hogan author writinged members of the national guard to help with water purification efforts in puerto rico. >> lawmakers from are calling on the white house to provide more answers on deaths of four u.s. troops killed earlier this month in any year. ambushed during a french led mission in calf an. military investigation continues and details are still murky. questions remain why it two took two days to recover his body and how they got sep separated in the fight. >> we owe you information and more importantly we owe the families more information. and that's what the investigation is is designed to identify. >> calls are growing for separate congregational investigation. some experts say lawmakers should have known the except of u.s. involvement in niger and surro

baskerville is live in edgewood, maryland, you just spoke to the witness who was inside the building when the shooting happened. >> reporter: i had the chance to talk to four different witnesses, four workers who were inside advanced granite solutions earlier this morning when the gunman fired shots. right now we are outside of the richland ballroom, the staging area for families of workers who were inside this morning around 9:00. to this photo. four of these workers wanted to share this photo. this is oscar hidago. he lost his life this morning when the gunman fired shots. the four coworkers i talked to literally 20 minutes ago tell me they were about ten feet away from the shooter when he pulled his gun and started firing. of course, a surreal moment for all of them. they froze and then ran as fast as they could away from the shooter. here is what one witness inside told me he saw when the gunman fired shots. how close was he standing when the shots were fired? >> right here. >> reporter: so he was right next to the shooter when the shooter starts firing. >> yes. >> reporter: did