so, maryland and virginia have two different approaches, although maryland is now also getting interested in the aquaculture aspect of it. 99% of the oyster product that comes out in the world is from cultivating oysters not from fishing them in a natural sense. here, of course, it's, you know, we're still just making the transition from fishery to aquaculture. >> maryland is very late in getting into this game, primarily because the state of maryland was very protective of the watermen's traditions and the heritage. the new lease laws were changed in 2010, and the state of maryland began accepting new lease applications. about 50% of the applications were from watermen, and that connues to this day. one being robert t. brown who is the current president of the watermen association in maryland. >> aquaculture, it's a number of people who have started [indistinct]. it's a way where we can keep oysters on the market. it's a way that we help put more oysters into the bays and the rivers to help filter the water. it's a good program. >> scrolled up a load of these freshly picked up oysters. m

we also learned he faced similar charges in montgomery county maryland. ralph is a registered sex offender. court documents revealed in 2011 he advertised as a photography and took nude pictures of adult and teenagers and accused of having sex with both >> the other two offenses may, 2017, june, 2017, same scenario, placing an ad, women respond thinking they're interviewing for a job. >> take a look at his face, take a look at the address, 12 soar 5 sunshine valley job. if you think you had contact with him for a job, we want to find out how many cases we've had >> ralph is currently being held without bond in fairfax county. >>> we're learning more about the man accused of going on a multi-state shooting spree. police say radee prince shot six people. five at his workplace in maryland and another in a car lot in delaware. marina marraco joins us with the latest. >> reporter: there are so many questions surrounding yesterday's shooting in maryland, and delaware. by a man that was known to law enforcement as has a lengthy rap sheet. just in delaware, 37-ye

police say she shot four co-workers from hartford, county, maryland. and three of the stick tilz were skilled. and "fox5" maryland live in wilmington delaware with more tonight, marina >> that's right, chief here in wilmington said they would leave no stone unturned. they said they never heard from the suspect's family he made any sort of contact with them. and they said they could not find the suspect's vehicle. they looked at toll booths and looked at red light cameras and smog cam up. and finally 5:30 this afternoon a resident in ne newark, delaware, called in a tip saying that that resident had located the suspect's car. it was unoccupied at the time and that's when law enforce. from maryland, delaware, as well as federal agents descended searching for radee prince app hour and a half later three plain clothed agents from atf were finally able to bring this manhunt to an enter. >> he was walking down the street. and then when our atf agents we were doing a search through the neighborhood. it hand to be one of many teams that came across him. and wh

several locations in maryland and virginia are vieing for the bid. we're wishing off of our region positive wishes. dc mayor welcomed a brand new company today, uber, announced the opening of the green light support hub. uber plans to hire 25 full be time employees at that new location. >>> all right >> hustling and bustling. >> we're nearing the weekend. all here. chec >> it will be a nice warm one, enjoy the mornings will be a little bit on the cool side. this has been the best week. i feel like i've had the week off, shawn and tony scouting around trying to find things to do. any time snow is in the forecast, and i don't know if you heard this earlier today, we discussed this just a little while ago, the national oceanic and atmospheric released their studies. they believe there's a good chance a la nina will develop. cooler water near the tropical pacific and a big influence on the jet stream, one of the biggest climate drivers, generally that means it will be wetter, colder, snowier in the northern u.s., drier and warmer in the southern, what ab

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 before 9:00 this morni

a young maryland man died just two days after graduation. ednight a lov cnarrator: ed gillespie and i wants to endis ad. a woman's right to choose. ed giof a woman'sd put thpersonal decisions,rge not women and their doctors. as governor, ed gillespie says, i would like to see abortion be banned. if ed gillespie would like to see abortion banned, i would like to see i would like to see i would like to see that ed gillespie never becomes governor. >>> families are devastated after three young men died overnight following a crash in charles county, maryland. news 4's darcy spencer spoke to the uncle of one of the young men who said his life ended before it even got started. this was a photo, where he graduated from a program in charles county thursday. tragically he and his two friends died in this crash early sunday morning. his uncle came to the scene to try to understand what happened. >> he had his whole life ahead of him. and friday night he got off, went out with his friends. got off at 10:00, and at 2:09, that was it. got called back. >>

heights in maryland. robert e lee himself did not put much stock that marylanders were going to rise up by the thousands and join the confederacy. one goal was to bring maryland into the confederacy. he did have some leeway, pardon the pun, but jefferson davis was fully aware of what lee wanted to do. >> ladies and gentlemen, kevin pawlak. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] you are watching american history tv, 48 hours every weekend on american history v. forow us on twitter information on our schedule and to keep up with the latest history news. >> everything was devastating for him at the end. he was really in some ways isolated and alone. >> tonight on q&a, author and professor at amherst college and his biography " gorbachev." >> he trusted the russian, the soviet people. he trusted them to follow him where they had never gone before

heights in maryland. this was a constant confederate warning. robert e lee himself did not put much stock that marylanders were going to rise up by the thousands and join the army. the yokented to throw of dinky oppression -- of the yankee oppression off of maryland and bring it into the confederacy. he did have some leeway, pardon the pun, but jefferson davis was fully aware of what lee wanted to do. >> ladies and gentlemen, kevin pawlak. [applause] americaneekend on history tv on c-span3, tonight at 8:00, on lectures in history, laura watt discusses the evolution of the national park system. >> this was not just a case of setting aside and already natural landscape and leaving it alone, which is what we tend to think of when we think of heart protection. what he was doing was making nature out of whatever time was mostly old sheep's meadows. sunday at 6:00 p.m., a historic preservationist on saving slave houses. ,> we want to do this documentation is a type of preservation. slave houses are buildings th

let you know what comes out of elkton maryland. again, this is the latest on this developing story, so stay with us here, fox 5 dc, fox5dc.com for the latest here. live in elkton maryland, krysten leon fox 5 local news. >>> coverage of that deadly workplace shooting in hartford county maryland continues tonight >> corey is live in edgewood. what are you working on? >> reporter: across the street from the business where all of the this unfolded. folks are setting up, getting ready for a vigil. we'll have details on that coming up next. . >>> we continue to follow breaking news tonight. the investigation into a shooting rampage in edgewood maryland. >> police are looking for this man, radee prince. they say he's armed, dangerous and desperate. according to the hartford county sheriff's office, he showed up at the advanced granite solutions company where he was an employee around 9:00 a.m. he opened fire, shot five people. three died, other two are in critical condition at a baltimore hospital. after the shooting, investigates say he

shooter traveled here after shooting his co-workers in maryland. the place is locked up now and quiet but there was quite a bit of activity earlier. we know that the victim here was shot at least twice, at least once in the head. he was conscious when police arrived on the scene and told them he knew the shooter, identifying him as rashead prince. and the shots were fired before 11:00 here at the 20th street sales service at the 2800 block of northeast boulevard. onewity and heard the shots and saw a woman run from the building where there at least one other man and they ran out of the garage the man yelling for help. and police believe the shooter here again is the maryland shooter, 37-year-old prince. here is the witness, we asked we not show his face. >> all i heard was a pop. i heard one pop and saw the young lady come running out. and ran into the garage. her and the other guy shut the door and i heard a second pop and they opened the garage door and ran out the gate. >> reporter: now, police say that that one man was transported to christiana

some of this may actually scott over maryland or eastern shore later on today. is it going to be complete cloudyness no. for most of us talking about a very, very fwornl us afternoon. lots of sunshine. more sun today than we had yesterday. 72 for high temperature. we'll just touch it. a lot of places will stay in 60s though to right around 70. there's wonderful high pressure bringing us sunny conditions today and again very, very nice out there with temperatures ah, 60s and 70s. we'll touch 70, 72 for high temperature. listen, more good stuff week long forecast coming up in a few minute when we look at thep day i they you like what we have to offer. back to you. >> 6:03 new develops in a case we've been following closely here at "fox5". police and fbi con fimd a m mussing woman whose body was discovered in charlotte, north car line ais body of maryland woman missing sshantes' billie. tisha lewis joins us with more on this story. >> good morning, tom, annie, moments off con firp maition sshante billie thanked those that helped find their daughter. prince george c

we're talking about new jersey and maryland. they're all searching for radee prince, earlier the chief basically laid out the connection. he said it happened at a car dealership when prince arrived there and shot someone he apparently knew. police responded and went right for the victim and apparently at that time, prince's suv leaving the scene, they wanted to attend to the victim first, then chased after the suv but it was able to get away. we asked the chief if he knew of anyone where prince may have gone to, anyone, any family member that may be shelter ing him in place and the chief had this comment for anyone who may be sheltering him tonight. >> 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 conscious. this is not a person you should be protecting. this person doesn't deserve any protection of what he's done to five innocent people and the individual and the other innocent person that he's done up on 28th and northwest boulevard. m

he was last seen driving a vehicle with maryland tags 6cj8753. anyone with information about his whereabouts should call police. >> ♪ >> time is 4:33. turning to politics a federal trial challenging the trump travel ban begins today in greenbelt. the latest version of the plan blocks travel to the u.s. from six muslim majority countries. the groups challenging the ban want the judge to issue a preliminary injunction. the council on american-islamic relations and other civil rights organizations will hold a press conference in front of that courthouse after today's hearing. >>> a former contestant on the apprentice is coming accusing president trump of unwanted groping. she claims the president kissed and groped her on his reality show back if 2007. she's suing the president's campaign for all documents that his team has about any harassment or assault allegations. several other women have accused president trump of groping them as well. president trump has denied those allegations. >> lawmakers clashing over healthcare reform. democrats approve

max bortenschrager, a 10-yard touchdown and maryland down 28-10. the badgers controlled the line of scrimmage. racking up over 400 yards of total offense. austin ramas puts the game out of reach. maryland falls 38-13. in blacksburg, virginia tech battling north carolina. first quarter, greg stroman. fields the punt at his own 9. squirts through the middle. stroman still on his feet. outruns the defense and takes it all the way for a 91-yard touchdown. hokies up 14-0. second quarter, virginia tech pouring it on. reggie floyd. with the interception. has a wall of blockers and floyd goes the distance. 69 yards for the score. he hokies hammer the tar heels 59-7. virginia hosting boston college. some big-time plays for the eagles today. thad smith gets the handoff. runs left. turns up the sideline. and smith takes it all the b.c. up 10-0. now later in the first, kobe white on the wide receiver screen. huge hole. and bye-bye. 76 yards for the score. virginia blown out by boston college 41-10. let's go to annapolis. navy up against central florida. third

he grew up a half hour from here in maryland. coming up next, we'll tell you the list of people he invited to this game. it's a big list. one of them is his middle school teacher who has a very, very significant role in his life. we'll detail that coming up at 6:15. for now, i am keith jones. live here at capital one arena before the sixers and wizards face off here in washington, d.c., nbc10 news. >> we know your name, keith. come on! >> he is happy to be there. >> yeah, he is. joel would be happier if he could play longer. we know he is not happy about the time limit. >> reporter: no. i won't quote limhim directly. there was a quote that went around. he is disappointed is the way i will describe it. >> we know it had to be bleeped there a little bit. thanks, keith. >> reporter: oh, yeah. >>> windows smashed, owners left cleaning up the mess. >> ahead at 5:00, the jersey shore coffee shop targeted by vandals and what's keeping its doors closed. >>> chance of a lifetime. this montgomery county man wins big at the flyers game. how

county, maryland. maryland state police are looking for two people suspected of using a stun gun to rob a man in edgewood. according to investigators state troopers responded to the rite-aid pharmacy on edgewood road tuesday afternoon. the victim told the troopers that two people used a stun gun on him as he left the store. he says they took his wallet and ran away. anyone with information should call maryland state police. >> tonight we know the names of two people killed in a car crash in montgomery county overnight. according to investigators kent brooks and kathleen french were in a car on democracy boulevard in potomac last night. the car left the roadway slammed into a tree and burst into flames. these are images right here of firefighters putting out the hot spots. it is not clear yet why that car left the roadway. the accident, though, is still under investi is the sentence for a prince george's county father who pled guilty to beating his two month old to death. prosecutors asked for the maxim

. >>> a maryland guidance counselor accused of sexually abusing women. the women claim that they met colin black at this house after meeting him on an the app tinder. now, black was a guidance counselor at albert einstein high school. montgomery county public school sent a letter home to parents calling the charges deeply troubling and they suspended black. >> ♪ >> 4:33 right now and police in saint mary's county are looking for your help finding the people caught on video stealing liquor. this happened at lexington village wine and spirits over the weekend. now, police want you to call if you recognize the people in this video >>> in silver spring investigators still looking to figure out how a person drove their pickup truck into the side of an apartment building. take a look at that. this was last night on quebec terrace. the truck went through a fence down an embankment into a large window. one person inside the building did suffer minor injuries. >> 4:34 is the time. we got a few minutes early here but we want to get over to mike thomas this frida

and 48-year-old also of maryland. a fewer hours ago we were hear as several dozen showed up to the small lot here across the street from where all this happened. and to hold a vigil for those victims. after a violent day a peaceful harmony breaks noise of choppers overhead. >> we're here to do simple and powerful thing together tonight simply to pray. >> converging on this hallowed ground. >> human beings have 34ersy on all of us aaen their de departed souls. >> a manager holding back tears. >> words cannot express our shock and sadness. we're a 1345u8 business and we know each employee interest natalie intimately we worked together in a peaceful setting for years with these people. think how much evil the human heart is capable of. and at the same time the amount of love. >> it's a day to reconcile and be together in peace and harmony. >> just span together and if you have issues with anybody get together and try to resolve them. once a bullets leaves a come you cannot say stop, come b back. >> issues are real people

a deadly workplace shooting in maryland. sets off a manhunt that stretches up i-95 to our area. >> live from center city in philadelphia, this is fox 29 news at 6:00. >> that manhunt is still underway right now in delaware. take a good look. this is the guy authorities in two states and the feds are trying to find right now. 37-year-old rah knee prince accused of opening fire at a maryland business and office park killing three and hurting two others before making his way into wilmington. thanks for joining us at 6:00. i'm iain page. >> i'm dawn timmeney. police say they have linked prince to a shooting less than two hours later in wilmington, delaware. when you take look at the map, you can see that's only about an hour's drive from edgewood, maryland, to wilmington, delaware. that's where authorities provi provided an update about the latest developments. our chris o'connell joining us live from wilmington. >> reporter: well, dawn a man with a very long criminal history is still on the loose tonight. police say after he sh

he says he will veto the transfer of land that maryland needs for the light-rail purple line if maryland board members object to a board committee restructuring favored by the district. if that happens, governor hogan has threatened to push for the board to be disbanded. republican candidate in virginia and gillespie returning to northern virginia today to make his final push before next week's election. he will speak in fairfax at 9:00 this morning. he is facing off democrat ralph northam in a dead heat right now in the commonwealth. election day is november 7. larry: just a few weeks until medical marijuana becomes available in the free state. this week alone, three new dispensaries are ago to open in maryland. they're all getting approval to open their doors. this morning parents are wondering what comes next for their kids. medical marijuana has been used, even praised, and a wide range of pediatric treatments. abc 7 is asking questions about that. in one hour, a registered cannabis physician in studio with us. she is walking through the impact of medical marijuana on were kids. that

this happened last week in parkville maryland. police say laverne durant was trying to stop the bus. someone on board threw a bottle outside and hit his car. the bus driver decided he wanted to drive slowly to the police station to get help but ended up getting stuck in traffic. police got there and arrested the man. . >>> caught on camera, a man driving a stolen ambulance led police on a wild chase in michigan. the driver swerved to avoid police. the ambulance slid off the road into a field, turned around and kept going. chase eventually ended at some point here, sliding off down the road into the field. the chase eventually ended police arrested the man as you can imagine, he's facing multiple charges. >>> following some breaking news just coming into the newsroom from texas. a texas tech university police officeras killed. this is in texas now. officials say campus police checked on a student and found drugs after a suspect was brought to campus police headquarters. the suspect pulled out a gun and shot the officer in the head.

no crazy clowns. >> i grew up in maryland, calverton. there was a woman who looked like a witch, it took all the courage i could muster. i'll never forget her. never forget her. >> we've got scary weather. trees coming down and leaves and branches. on canal road in northwest washington. take it easy this morning as you drive around. the police are on scene at this particular one. but there could be branches around on your drive into work this morning. use extreme caution. lower your speeds. watch out. the wind and the rain brought a lot of leaves down. the leaves, when they're wet like this. they can be very slippery. storm team 4 radar showing a lot of rain moving basically out of our immediate area. still wet out there. most of t rain moved out of the area, the lower parts of eastern shore. this will come to an end. rain is already over west of skyline drive. there's, again, a lot of wet roads early this morning. keep that in mind. winter weather advisory will be allowed to expire. 4 to 6 inches of snow in western maryland and the high

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

. >> we're from maryland so we're always in d.c. and this is a great addition to the city. a great place to come and enjoy each other's company. >> so it's really great to be down here with all the people. >> reporter: hundreds of people from d.c., maryland and virginia are drinking, eating at the new restaurants, the city's new hot spot. >> this is pretty awesome. the s'mores were a very wonderful pleasant surprise. >> reporter: a big surprise for cash and his owner. >> he loves the excitement. he likes all the people walking around, he knows good things are coming. >> see how it goes, we'll be here a lot. >> reporter: he'll be there, i'll be there. it's going to be a lot of fun down there by the wharf. now, we don't know if the nats are going to win tonight, but one thing is clear, it is a historic night in our nation' capital. at national stadium i'm shomari stone. back to you, erika and jim. >> those s'mores hit the spot. warm everybody up on a chilly damp night. d.c.'s newest music venue opens with foo fighters with our own. the first venue and it's attracted some huge

this morning 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 take

most of the rain over southern maryland. charles county southern calvert into saint mary's county dealing with steady rain at this hour. here around d.c. thing getting better. here's reagan national 62 degrees this hour. dulles 58. bwi59 degrees better as we work our way into the afternoon hours. fall like days ahead. how about these for daytime highs. 66 today. 65 tomorrow with sunshine all day. going to be absolutely gorgeous. 71 degrees on wednesday. 74 on thursday. we'll make our way back up towards the weekend. but there's a price to pay for this nice weather and it is the overnight lows. check out some of these overnight lows coming our way. tonight 46 degrees. your overnight low temperature. 47 on tuesday night. wednesday night into thursday low of 49 degrees. this means this is city temp so this means 30 force some of our suburbs. especially those that live north and west. freeze watches out for the mountains in west virginia. frost advisories here i'm thinking they may extend some of these frost advisories up. we'll

parts of route 301 in charles and prince george's counties, maryland 202 in landover, maryland 108 in olney. signals go in over the next year. >>> get ready to see a lot of green-colored bikes. it's making the county the first suburban jurdi country to have a dockless bike sharing system. the bikes are expected to be out at the top of the hour in silver spring. in dockless bike -- with a bike share app that unlocks and processes the charge. >> okay. >>> all week long, we're getting you ready for halloween. the music gets me every time. they're releasing the list of the most searched costumes. it's all about girl power. wonder woman was the most searched costume in our area and in the country. harley quinn from the suicide squad franchise. clown. clown? those are scary. too much. unicorn. and rabbits. rounded out the top five. let us know what costume you'll be wearing by tweeting us with the #ready for halloween. especially the cute kid costumes. my son gets mad when i say you're so cute. >> your 15-year-old. >> my middle child was a cape. >> not cute. >> are you going to wear a costu

lieutenant richard collins iii was killed at the university of maryland last may. police say steve urbanski on the right there did it. prosecutors today said new digital evidence allowed them to file the hate crime charge. >> right now a prayer vigil is just getting started outside of a new abortion clinic in bethesda. that clinic opened up today at the wildwood medical center on old georgetown road. it's run byhe t same doctor who opened a center seven years ago in germantown. antiabortion activists actually bought the land to force that center to close down. >> anyone who pays a fee to a homeowners association assumes the money will be spent on the upkeep of their property. so, imagine how upset some rockville residents are tonight after learning that $100,000 of their fees are missing. meagan fitzgerald went in search of answers in a story you'll see only on news 4. good homeowners association pays close attention to detail so neighborhoods look their best. >> i got notified that there was bird droppings on my garage. two bird droppings. >> reporter: king farm r

we want to start with breaking news a offcampus shooting and assault near maryland. you were waiting for a update from police. have you talked to them since then? >> reporter: yes. we just got this information from police a few minutes ago. one college student shot and another assaulted both taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. this is the house where the shooting took place. this is in the 7500 block of rhode island avenue off the university of maryland campus. i ske he told me he rents it to five male college students. police are trying to figure out whether the shooting happened inside or outside the house, they're trying to figure out what the motive was. they believe it was not a random incident. earlier the university of maryland police stated there were suspects on the loose seen heading toward the college park metro station. the police did not believe there is a threat to the public any longer and this does have a impact on traffic. the 7500 block of rhode island avenue is shut down. if you need to drive in this direction, take a alternat

it's pushing off into maryland. closer to annapolis and delaware, philadelphia still dealing with the rain. here it is in new england. still dealing with that big area of low pressure. thas away. for us, we're currently gusting at 30, 35 miles per hour. temperatures in the mid-40s as you step outside. you're going to want your jacket through the afternoon. we're not going to warm up too much. for the morning commute, we're looking at wet roads by 7:00 a.m. by 5:00 p.m., we're dry. temperatures will only be in the upper 50s. here's future weather. by 8:00 a.m., a lot of the rain even in maryland should be gone and we're drying as we go through the afternoon. now for tomorrow, we're looking at much better conditions in the forecast. temperatures won't be on. they'll still be cool. into the weekend, they'll be warming up a tad. a closer look at that forecast coming up with melissa mollet. >> a couple of new problems. a crash southbound at bw parkway. one lane getting by. that accident as far as closures because of the

there university of maryland and team called loop umd. and these are 75 students that are actually working on a real life hyper loop tube. this thing works scaled down and over to laboratory today. and one of the members. and this is real live stuff. >> because of that, you can go really fast without a lot of air drags slowing you down. and 30 minutes apart to an hour apart in minutes. and really connect people from downtown to downtown. >> think about that. d.c. to new york in 2 minutes. the department of transportation in maryland already -- 24 minutes. they have given approval for this and we talked about surrounding communities. they would like a whole lot more information if this goes through their jurisdiction, tom fitzgerald, "fox5 local news". >> i hope it works. >> dream big you. >> think big and make it happen. >> yes, coming up a father leaves his toddler outside as punishment for not drinking her milk and then she disappears. >> we have an update after the break. >> and could a serial killer be targeting vng items in a florida

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 r

leaders in maryland and virginia - also making pitches. along with the headquarters -- there will be about 50-thousand new jobs... with many paying six figures. it's xx and we're just getting started. 6 people shot in two states. now the manhunt for the gunman is over. right now we are learning more about the suspect, as a maryland community comes together to grieve. good morning washington. - fantastic fall weather continues - orionids peak tomorrow through sunday - dry & warm weekend ahead - rain chances return tuesday today: sunny. cool start; mild afternoon. highs: 72-77 winds: sw 5-10 mph to lows: 48-55 winds: s to w 5 mph friday: mostly sunny. warmer than average. highs: 74-77 winds: nw 5-10 mph developing right now--

that chase ended on maryland route 925 near billingsley road. we have live reaction from one of the victim's uncles. darcy? >> reporter: erika, a short time ago i was able to speak to the uncle of one of the passengers who died in the crash. let's show you where we are. this is 301 behind us in wa waldorf. this is a tree where the car came to a rest. people have already begun to place flowers here in memory of the victims. he had just graduated from an adult education program on thursday. he was a passenger in the honda civic that crashed here. his unc s two friends when they crashed. they were from north carolina. it was 2:00 in the morning when a trooper tried to pull them over. the driver fled at one point. he was traveling at speeds over 100 miles per hour on route 925. let's hear a little bit about what his uncle had to say. >> he was on the road because a friend of his made the wrong decision. they were all friends for many years. they were together at the end. so, you know, that's the way things happen, even though it is tragic. >> as soo

and down through southern maryland, st. mary country even with frost advisory in place until 9:00. 39 degrees in gaithersburg and sorry leonardtown still i think there's something wrong with the site and it's not giving us current temperature. so, temperatures down there probably in low 40s. annapolis 45. quants co4. fredericksburg 8. again western and southwestern suburbs in mid 30s this morning. couple days look really nice. sunny skies today. temperatures warm up. 74 for a high of upper 60s. low 70s. tomorrow we add a couple degrees. ben we stay sunny high pressure nicely in charm. look today nothing but sunshine. 69 by 2:00. weep top out 71 for high temperature. this is future cast. obviously not a lot going on for is u high pressure remains in control and it will take a while for the high pressure to get off to the east of us. and as the high pressure does try to get off east of us it does it will try to warm us up a little bit and opens the door if you will for more weather systems to get here and the high pressure st

happening right now in maryland, the search for suspect s continues after a university of maryland student was shot and a second student assaulted. police say they believe the victims were target ed. fox5's lindsay watts live in college park with the latest. lindsay. >>reporter: reporter lauren and marina, this shooting happened just a few blocks off the university of maryland campus. it happened last night at this home here on rhode island avenue . we are just a little l ways from fraternity row. quiet here now as you can see. we'll show you you some video, though, from last night. police were called around eight:20. we talked to a student who lives nearby who says he heard the this they were fire crackers. both students who were hurt are expected to be okay. the one man who was shot and a second who was assaulted. i just checked in with prince george's county police and i'm told that there are no updates on who did this. investigators are continuing to try to track down those suspects. they were last seen running towards the college park metro station, according to the university of mary

heading to our eastern zones, this is southern maryland down through frederick, maryland. water temperature is at 68. not too bad for this time of year and no small craft advisory in this is hagerstown, and luray. high temperatures in the low 70s. looking ahead to the weekend, this is the weekend to head out to the mountain zone and check out the fall colors. they are starting to peak. for tomorrow, highs in the mid-70s. as we look to the weekend, plenty of sunshine, especially on saturday. >> amelia, thanks so much. >>> it was an expression on her face that went viral on the internet. you may remember that. >> she made fun of it during a ralpand as a doctor, nobody ever asked if i'm a democrat or republican. they just want my help. so if donald trump is helping virginia i'll work with him. but donald trump proposed cutting virginia's school funding, rolling back our clean air and water protections, and taking away health care from thousands of virginians. as a candidate for governor, i sponsored this ad because i've stood up to donald trump on all of it. ed gillespie refu

maryland 228, charles county, parts of route 301 in charles and prince george's counties and maryland 202 in landover. you'll also see the signals on maryland 108 in olney. the signals will go in over the next year and that is the latest now from the newsroom. back to you guys. thank you justin. >>> new express lanes coming to a road near you. which e-zpass is best for your commute. we'll break it down to save you a few bucks. >>> becoming an eagle scout is an accomplishment for anyone. we'll show you why it's more incredible with these triplets. what they've overcome together hi reach ts momentous goal. m mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. female narrator: what would john adams do to women's health? adams argued before the supreme court to give employers control over your access to birth control. adams also supports giving employers the power to block access to affordable contraception for 1.6 million virginia women. and adams opposes abortion even in cases of rape, or incest. john adams: wrong for women's health. wrong for virginia. ralcandidate f

jonathan: let's start off with the maryland bureau chief brad bell in edgewood, maryland, where it all started. brad? brad: jonathan, the shooting happened this morning in this business. advanced granite solutions. this is in an office park off of i-95. we can show you video of what it was like when the police were crawling all over the scene. still a kraime scene tonight. what we understand is this. the suspect in this case, mr. prince, radee prince, alleged to have arrived at work. regularly scheduled today in the marshall kitchen counter fabrication operation. the father of one of the survivors told me that prince called together the coworkers in the shop area. once they were together thinking they were having a conversation or a meeting, that is when he opened fire. you said, five people hit. three killed. two in

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 of the last police briefing the shooter was still on the run. >> he is an armed killer out there. so certainly he is a danger to anyone he encounters. we should be aware. he is mobile. brad: there is a full-scale manhunt up and down the northeast corridor

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-

six: 37, new overnight, a maryland native is back home. we are live tracking autria: breaking right now, deadly flooding in vietnam. the typhoon is unleashing heavy rain on the country, some of the worst it has seen in decades. the worst is still yet to come, the brunt of the storm is expected to hit sometime today. all right, let's get a check on your forecast. veronica: light rain is falling currently, it will last for a couple of hours with wind picking up. 20 miles per hour, the wind gusts. temperatures in the 60's at even in a few locations. 70 degrees hanging on in atlanta, maryland. let's talk about where that front is moving through, coming virginia, of western making its way eastward quickly, the wind could gust of 25 miles per hour during the afternoon. if anything the wind will the cup over southern maryland near today, 70's,g, 64 the return of september weather, coming our way. julie: still looking at delays on 6628, a crash blocking the far left lane, a 46 minute ride out of manassas towards the capital beltway. northbound 95,

. >> 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 of prison walls, i believe employment and housing and a suppor

he's accused of a shooting in edgewood, maryland. three co-workers are dead and two more in critical condition. stay with us for live updates on air and on your phone through the nbc washington app. >> i'm erika gonzalez at white house. "the washington post" reported the officer of a personal check in the amount of $25,000 was not sent. the president apparently called the father of army sergeant dylan baldridge and shared his condolences. today, nbc confirmed with the father that as of today, he had not received a check or seen a gofundme page, something that the president also mentioned in their conversation. the white house says the check was in fact sent out, to use their words, recently. all of this after numerous reports on how the president responds to family of fallen service members. back over to you all in the studio. >> erika, thank you. >>> we have an update tonight to a pretty bizarre robbery scheme in our area. >> guys suspected of stealing from coin-operated vacuum cleaners is in custody now. surveillance shows a guy ta

i see it on social formtz at the university of maryland. i hope that will open more dialogue for the university. >> on one hand it may help, but it may just put more fuel to the fire. i'm not really sure. >> reporter: an interesting thought from that student there, not knowing whether this will help with some of the racial tension that's been on the university of maryland's campus or make it more complicated. urbanski's trial is set for january and he is now looking at, if convicted, the possibility of life without parole, plus 20 years because of the hate crime charge. reporting live in upper marlboro, i'm tracee wilkins. back to you all in the studio. >> a man is in custody after jumping over a concrete barrier near the white house. the secret service caught up with him, arrested him about 11:00 this morning. the south fence line of the white house was closed for several hours. it is back open. d.c. police also checked out a suspicious package, but nothing dangerous found. >> two big political stories developing this evening. a federal ju

on his quick 20-hour trip back to maryland. we speak before he rushes to the airport to return to investigation and his daughter's side. >> hopefully be there when she wakes up. she might wake up tonight, might wake up any time. we don't know. i want to be there. >> reporter: tina was hit in the head with a bullet. doctors removed her right eye. her dad tells me their family is considering bringing tina back to maryland. >> it's a chance she'll be able to be blown next week to someplace for rehab and to start her many operations and our first choice is hopkins or maryland so she can be back here be by her side and all take care of her and have all her friends and family around here to support her. >> reporter: tina frost graduated from high school in 2008. this is a tight-knit community, eager to help her. >> she was one of my best friends in high school, and in our group, she was the nicest person out of all of us. >> reporter: besides fund-raisers like this one, there's a tina frost gofund me page. it's already raised more th

meanwhile, the attorneys general of maryland an d.c. president's plan to ban transgender troops from the military. in a brief filed in u.s. district court in d.c. the group argued a ban is unconstitutional and against the national interest. insupports a -- it supports a lawsuit by the lgbt groups challenging the ban. michelle: the young anne arundel county woman injured in the las vegas shooting is back in maryland. she is undergoing treatment at johns hopkins and is where brad bell is tonight. how is tina frost doing? brad: she is still really in stuff shape. she is not able to speak. she does open her eyes a little bit. the family has a sense that she understands people are there caring for her but getting her out of las vegas and back to maryland is viewed as a big, positive step. >> after two weeks in a las vegas hospital, shooting victim tina frost has she was transferred to johns hopkins hospital in baltimore last night, accompanyed by her boyfriend and her mother. the spokesperson says it should help tina heal and her family cope

anderson was removed from his post by maryland president on october 1st. >>> maryland had a football game to play today as well. welcoming in northwestern to college park. moore having a break out season. this his sixth touchdown of the year. same as he had his entire sophomore campaign. this score gives maryland 7-0 lead. second quarter, more of moore. so much down. terps take the 14-10 lead. northwestern quarterback clayton taking matters into his own hands or shall i say feet. 18 yard touchdown run gives northwestern the 17-14 lead. also tossed a touchdown before the break. this game still in progress. start the infuriate quarter now with northwestern ahead 27-21. undefeated 25th rank navy on the road at 4-1 memphis. midshipman trail on the 16th play of this drive. zach punches it in. navy takes the lead. still in the second. same score. 10-7. midshipman, the pitch is fumbled. tigers recover. game is tied at the half. currently navy trails 20-19 late in the third quarter. a ckrrch krr ac acce >> acc action. hall is picked off. he keeps points off the scoreboard. 3-0 game. uva driv