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well as the ntsb, this happened around 3:20 or 3:30 this afternoon. the good news is there are no injuries, but from chopper 4, what we could see earlier is the damage to the wing looked to be pretty extension up. so we're not sure yet as far as where those attention were headed. the lufthansa passengers were headed to frankfurt, germany, but the express plane, we don't know where those passengers were headed, and what the time exchange is going to be, whether or not those passengers that were originally intended for germany will be able to make that flight, if they have to get an entirely new plane. details are still coming in, pat and jim. we'll be with you in a few more inminutes with more details as they come in. back to you. it's a cross-country murder mystery. authorities are trying to figure out who killed a soccer player from our area. he was found dead in an suv in california, but it's not yet clear what he was doing out there. news4's richard jordan is in our newsroom with what investigators know so far. >> the victim was a father of six. police say he drove all the way to california. shortly after arriving, he was brutally killed, but no one knows why. 45-year-old dwight henri lived most of his adult live in laurel, maryland, but california police say he took his last breath outside los angeles. the jamaican native found debt in the backseat of a white chevy blazer in an l.a. county parking lot in may. police say he was not shot or stabbed. instead, a violent struggle led to his suspicious death. now henri's 10-month-old daughter will get get to know her daughter. his family fears they may never know the truth unless someone steps up. >> anyone who has any information, can shed light on this evil, this wicked act, we are asking you to just come forward. >> reporter: henri, an avid soccer player, was well known on the field. the l.a. officers are hoping a teammate or friend may know why he was in california. >> the trip has been worth while. we've obtained some information. wee still looking for folks who we know do know him, but haven't come forward yet. >> reporter: the family is grateful l.a. investigators have traveled cross-country looking for clues. >> we just have a feeling that somebody knows. >> but the grieving relatives believe the information to solve the murder is a phone call away. >> all we were asking, from the public or anybody who knows something, is to just give him just that. give him peace. you know? he doesn't -- he didn't ask people for anything. all he did was give. just give him peace. anyone who knows why he was in california. the number to call is 1-800-222-tips. wendy and jim? police in haguerstown saying a 3-year-old boy accidentally shot himself after finding a loaded gun. it happened shortly after 11:00 this morning. he was playing outside with a 7-year-old. the gun went off in the younger boy's hands, hitting him in the chest. he was rushed to the hospital, in stable condition. the 7-year-old wasn't hurt. no word if any charges will be filed. d.c. police need the public's help after a man approached a couple young boys in different occasions. he was offering tutoring services to boys. the second case, august ke6, someone complained that a neighbor in mt. pleasant had child pornography. a day later, police say a naked man mate overtures to kids in a swimming pool locker room. on wednesday, a boy told police a manny a blue chevy offered him a ride. police say they have identified a suspect, one man, but they need more information. we're convinced they are connected. we have information in our investigation to know at least that the three later events are connected, and involve the same person. >> d.c. police say there may be more cases that haven't been reported. they're asking anyone with information to give them a call. today hundreds gathered to honor the six worshippers killed in the attack at a sikh temple last weekend. the gunman was michael page, reportedly a member of a violent skinhead group. page killed himself after shootings on the scene. despite the tragedy, today's huge turnout was a sign of unity in this shattered communities. >> we are united today not only by a shared sense of loss, but also by a common belief in the healing power of faith. tonight dozens of people here will hold a candlelight memorial here in silver spring. mitt romney kicks off a new bus tour that starts tomorrow in virginia, where voters are almost evenly split. julie carey is here with more on what could be a pivotal outing for both campaigns. >> it was late june when mitt romney was last in northern virginia. most polls show him running slightly behind president obama, so this is a critical visit, but democrats, they're on the move, too. the trains will stop rolling through manassas for a short time tomorrow, as republican presidential candidate mitt romney holds a really at the pavilion. mada hill wilson was staffing an event there, she wants to get a better sense of romney's personality. >> i've not been able to gauge who the man is. exactly. he doesn't come across as very personable. >> reporter: better connecting with virginhave virginia have a. one that will stove in the commonwealth's three vote-richard, nor fox and northern virginia. governor mcdonnell will be alongside and he says he hopes this visit will show voters another side of governor romney. >> i'll help to tell his story, help to get people to see this is an enormously successful person who has lived the american dream, and therefore he understands the american dream, but he's a real person. >> reporter: rolling a day ahead of romney, this bus created by the democratic national committee wrapped with a slogan reeling romney economics, the middle class under the bus. it is headed through virginia, north carolina, florida and ohio, the battleground states set. >> he wants to raise your taxes so that he can cut his own. let's have that debate here in virginia, and across the country. >> reporter: romney's communications director calls the bus a gimmick. >> this plan is just another attempt to distract from president obama's failed economic policies, and we have 42 straight months of unemployment over 8%. what he's done hasn't worked. of course the biggest buzz, who will be romney's vice presidential running mate. we'll hear more about that at 6:00. and julie will be joining doreen gentzler in tampa later for the convention, they'll have live reports starting sunday, august 26th. an emotional day today for members of a 100-year-old church. this fire destroyed most of the mount pleasant baptist church early this morning, as megan mcgrath reports, church members say divine intervention saved precious items. >> reporter: church leaders say it's the lord's work. two bibles survived intact, while the flames burned everything else. >> you can't change god's word. >> reporter: while their faith is intact, this is an emotional morning, as news of the fire spread, they rushed to the scene to see the damage for themselves. >> all of us feel it's not a total loss, but all of us feel the pain of having this happen. >> reporter: mount pleasant baptist church celebrates the 135th anniversary this year. members say it's a community church, where it's not unusual for several generations of the same family to worship together. >> it's like being home, you know. just like my home. this is a family church. they came here a long time ago. >> reporter: exactly what happened is still under investigation. it appears the blaze broke on around the rear of the church. >> our rescue units arrived on the scene. about six minutes later, to find fire through the roof and smoke showing from several areas around the building. >> reporter: because of the extensive damage, it would be a while before the congregation is able to worship here again, but church leaders say they will rebuild. in gainesville, megan mcgrath, news4. a traffic alert. if you plan on using i-66 this weekend, starting at 10:00 to 4:00 in the morning on mind, the eastbound and westbound ramps, they're going to be closed for paving. this is part of the ongoing interchange project out there. the southbound southbound fairfax county park wei will be down to one lane from fair lake circle and route 29 interchange. signs will direct drivers around the work, signs you've gotten used to out there in virginia, but you're asked to avoid the area if possible. if possible. when we come right back on "news4 at 5," why montgomery county's executive wants you to drive faster on a local highway. metro sends riders undercover to get the lowdown, but it's led to a bigger secret. and live look at london where one family made olympic where one family made olympic his[ male announcer ] in 1996, president clinton and a bi-partisan congress helped end welfare as we know it, by requiring work for welfare. but on july 12th, president obama quietly announced a plan to gut welfare reform by dropping work requirements. under obama's plan, you wouldn't have to work, and wouldn't have to train for a job -- they just send you your welfare check. and welfare to work goes back to being plain, old welfare. mitt romney will restore the work requirement, because it works. [ romney ] i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. you're looking at a live view of london. we don't want it to end, but the olympic games are in their final stretch. >> more medals are at stake, but much of the chatter is still about thursday's medals. let's go back to london and phil lodgers for the latest. >> reporter: hi, wendy. of course it's still not over yet. medals are still on the line, especially for the women's basketball and volley ball team, but one u.s. women's team is savoring its own golden moment. a victory lap today for the u.s. soccer women, on this the day after their history-making third gold medal. >> it felt real, it felt honest and only hope to do it once again today. >> a first in a new sport. u.s. teenager clarissa shields defeated a russian boxer nearly twice her age for an olympic gold medal. >> it feels unreal, but i feel happy about it. i worked real hard to get here. >> along with the celebrations today, sanctions an italian race walker was declared ineligible and the ioc formally stripped tyler hamilton after his admitted doping. >> the decision has been made just for legal niceties and courtesies, we have sent a letter to the athlete involved. >> reporter: in competition a dine citi was shattered as steven and diana lopez were eliminated in tae kwon do, both fighting with previous injuries. the two along with brother mark, have five olympic medals dating back to the 2000 games in sydney when tae kwon do was introduced. >> bad luck. those are some things we can't control in life. >> if there is sads in in defeat, there's joy in victory. athletes have broken into dance and other spontaneous demonstrations of what it is like to be an olympic champion. will the u.s. men's basketball team be the next to bust a move? here's their uniform. you should know since sustainability is the watch word of these games, this uniform is made out of a special engineered fabric, which the manufacturer says includes the material of 22 plastic bottles in each and every uniform. right now the u.s. men lead argentina coming up on the end of the third period in the olympic semifinal. that's the latest from the olympic games. i'm phil rogers, news4 reporting live from london. >> thanks, phil. here's a look at the current medal count. u.s. on top, china is second with 81 medals, russia third, the host team has a strong showing, 25 gold. germany rounds out the top five. our own dan hellie, of course, is still? london. coming up at 5:45, he catches up with a soccer player from arlington. in the past hour, i think we won three more. >> they just keep coming. >> and right now we're winning in the weather. >> that's really good news. unfortunately the heavy rain we sauce earlier has really helped to at least put that threat to bed just a bit temperatures below average today, as a result of that cloud cover. we made it to 87. winds out of the southwest. what are we seeing as far as temperatures go in 82 in winchester, only 81 in martins burg, only 84 in culpepper. the warmest spot is 87 in annapolis. we need that heat in order to produce the strong thunderstorms. without the heat, without all that sunshine, we don't have that threat. we still have them out there, though. this is up towards berkeley county, right around haguerstown, so get ready in your area. more stormyness back towards the west, but notice a not a lot is going on out here. right just to the west of hag hagerstown. be be some hail, and what's going on around the rest of the area. still a lot of storms to go, so we're not done just yet, but i still don't think we'll see that scattering of large severe storms like we were talking about yet. where they are seeing that, the storms that came through our area this morning, about 1 to 2 inches of rain. that has moved up toward the northeast. boston, this area until a tornado watch. there's a tornado warning just to the north of hartford, can be can be. look at this spin in the atmosphere. this is amazing. nothing yet as far as a confirmed tornado, but they had a tornado warning around the hartford area. they are getting hard. fortunately for us, we are not. this provided us with the cloud cover, and now we're seeing some sunshine, but that's really about it. the storms trying to develop, and it will take some time to do so. so a bit of a stormy evening. if you do go out, make sure you take your umbrella with you. we're going to see or frontal boundary. slight chance of showers and storms. most likely in toward southern maryland, along the eastern shore. if you're heading toward the beaches, i think a good chance to see some strong storms. during the day tomorrow, maybe even on sunday, but right now sunday is looking pretty nice, with plenty of sunshine and temperatures 80s still. some will be strong with heavy rain, the most likely threat here, so once again we'll -- as we move on through the next couple days, not bad on your sundays. sunday looking good, 87 degrees. you know what? that's the wrong seven-day forecast. don't worry, just change those days a bit. >> c'mon! sold. >> it will look fine. i think temperatures say around average, but some nicer weather coming in. >> good. >> thank you, doug. coming up, fed up with the outages? some lawmakers say maryland should kick pepco to the curb and start its own utility company. a pet is rescued after a horrific case of animal all abu. he was tied to bricks and thrown into the river. in sports the rg3 era has begun with as impressive debut. it wasn't the greatest dao el abu in nfl history, but robert griffin iii got it done. >> by a point, r.g. led the skins on their only touchdown drive of the night, and the skins made it stand. >> carol maloney got to witness the small part of skins history where everybody associated with the team was pretty impressioned. >> reporter: the most anticipated debut of a redskins rookie did not disappoint. rg3 shines under the bright lights in his first nfl test. it was a performance that was neither flawless nor surprising. >> this is what we do for a living. the game hasn't changed, just the size of the people changed and the talent left. it was fun to get out threat. >> he did everything we asked him to do. very calm, cool and collected, excellent for his first game. >> he went out there, controlled everything, and went there and passed the ball around, and pitched it around the backfield. >> i thought he did well. get some action a against another team. >> reporter: and he didn't have to take a punishing hit. >> that's even better, you know, get out of there unscathed. >> how does it feel to be a part of a night that is the beginning of a new era. >> it started off great. that's one of the most important things. we just have to continue to grow from it. we can't think this is the high point. we have to continue to put in the work. >> reporter: you know fans all across redskins nation are freaking out right now. >> yeah, i'm sure they're excited to finally see our team in action. you know, it got here quickly. >> reporter: the preseason continues with even higher expectations for the rookie q.b., who has already proven he's arrived. in or chard park, new york, carol maloney, news4 sports. the question you've got to have an answer to, are brad and angelina getting hitched? is it going to happen? why some are predicting the wedding that could happen tomorrow or sunday. >> you know, i really don't need that answer, but that's just me. a bus driver gets into a fight over a parking ticket, ends up running over four other vehicles. a maryland man hello, everybody. we do have one severe thunderstorm right now, a new warning in effect for washington county and frederick county in maryland, this is right around hagerstown, exactly where this storm is, and that's where it continues to move off toward the east. right over hagerstown, right now very heavy rain as well as winds in excess of 60 miles per hour, and then the storm moves off to the east. when it does, you're looking at hagerstown, myersville in about 32 minutes, over towards thurmont. doug, thank you. a maryland man is accused of threatening to shoot up a government office building in his words batman-style. james armstead we're told called the anne arundel county child support office, threatening to kill employees and himself and mentioned a batman-style shooting. he was arrested at his home today, and he's being held on a $60,000 bond. a former master planning for prince george's county was among the victims of a suicide bombing in afghanistan this week. he was a foreign service officer at the u.s. agency for international development. he was killed on wednesday in eastern kunar province. abdel fatah was a naturalized resident. he was so committed to the u.s. commission in afghanistan, that he volunteered for a second year of service. here at home, state senators in maryland are spending their second day of governor o'malley's special session debate ago measure to expand gambling in the state. we have more on the progress senators made today. >> reporter: day 2 of the special session on the maryland gambling bill saw debate on the senate floor at that body's budget and tax committee passed it on thursday. a number of amendments were floated, such as a republican-backed effort to do away with the bill's ban on political contributions. that was among the defeated amendments. the republican leader is among those who is not fond of being here like this. >> this is a horrible process to make public policy in. it's rushed, it's pressure-filled. people are cutting deals, because they know the powers that be wand to get this done at all costs and get people out of here. it's a bad way to make sausage. >> we have work to do, and the how will do its work. and we'll see where it goes from there. >> i've been opposed to gambling since 2002. the citizens of the state have overridden my opinion, and that's why we're here where we are now. >> reporter: he is still undecided how he will ultimately vote. as the bill got a hearing before the house ways and means committee, more concerned over the hold harmless clause. at existing gaming facilities as new ones in baltimore and prince george's county would open. there was a showing up opponents, and the concept of more gaming in prince george's county all together, but the leg has cleared its first hurdle. >> we passed the resolution back in 2011 when i first got there that said whatever we do, make sure we sent it to the voters and we support that effort. >> derrick ward reporting that metro seems to be getting more mysterious about the mystery rider program. according to "the washington examiner" the transit agency refuses to disclose the findings. metro is paying $252,000 for the undercover assessment of its service. that money comes from commuter fares and taxpayer dollars, but the transit agency denied a public records request from the examiner this week. the newspaper has filed an appeal. if you plan on teak metro this weekend, you may want to allow extra time. track work will set you back as much as a half hour on the red line both the medical center and bethesda stations will be closed. free shuttle buses will operate from the grosvenor and strath more stations, on the oranges, single track from clarendon and foggy bottom as well as stadium armory and schefferly, on the blue line, trains will share tracks between foggy bottom and arlington cemetery. a montgomery county council member is fed up with pepco's storm responsible track record. today he suggested that the county should drop pepco and create its own power company. tom sherwood has our story. >> reporter: storms that sweeped through the washington region caused many mills onin damages. power outages outrage, and they're taking their anger out in a series of public meetings. >> i will be installing a generator, because pepco is so unreliable. >> reporter: many citizens wand tougher regulations. some say they may favor taking over the utility business it on the 885 politics hour, council men hans reamer. >> i support that. it would save residents tens of millions a year that today is being diverted to shareholders. the problem is it would most likely require legislation through the entire state legislature, not just a local bill, so that would mean the leadership in the senate and house would block it. >> reporter: he says citizens shouldn't just be angry at pepco, but statewide officials and legislature that are too easy on the utilities. we have to get clear commitments from people who want to be gompor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, legislators. across the board we have to keep the pressure on. >> pepco officials contend they have stepped up their storm preparation and prevention efforts. they say they are making progress and limiting future power outages, speeding up their response to the ones that do occur. tom sherwood, news4. the maryland public service commission also has said it's stepping up the regulatory pressure on pepco because of thor outages. when we come back, a violent attack. two thieves walk into a pizza shop and severely beat a worker. it's the second time folks who live in this burke community have found one of their playgrounds burnt. now they're wondering, did someone set this fire too? i'm tracee wilkins. we'll have that report. plus breakfast with a new twist, the newest location for a local restaurant chain might be your couple tea. >> it's in alexandria, with new gourmet creations. "the washington post's" tom seese ma take us -- >> one of the best breakfasts in washington, offered at three branches of tea-ism, became available when the good for you asian-inspired restaurant opened a fourth dining room in old town. there allison swoep recently added some fresh ideas to teaism's long-standing menu. one new eye-opener is a arrive on this safely japanese pancake. held together with a light batter, brown. the dish comes with an over-easy egg and thick turkey baker. a second reason to go out for breakfast, nutty tasting pancakes with buckwheat, hemp seed and butter milk. it's distressed with a fruit com pot and genuine maple syrup. tempeh scrambled, and also honeydew. at 4600 square feet, it's the largest in the chain, and also the most beautiful. bamboo slats make for see-through walls. grass cloth warms up the ceiling, and colorful on the mans offer a homey touch. there's room for a full bar as well. unlike the siblings, this teaism lets you drink a martini. >> or those buckwheat pancakes. yeah, baby. >> doug is still tracking storms. >> include that one severe storm. we'll talk about that, plus the chance for the rest of us to see some strong to severe storms. that coming up in just a minute. plus how a bagel began a fight that ended with a bus running over four vehicles. and let's all together now say it -- get married already! say it -- get married already! bra[ male announcer ] in 1996, president clinton and a bi-partisan congress helped end welfare as we know it, by requiring work for welfare. but on july 12th, president obama quietly announced a plan to gut welfare reform by dropping work requirements. under obama's plan, you wouldn't have to work, and wouldn't have to train for a job -- they just send you your welfare check. and welfare to work goes back to being plain, old welfare. mitt romney will restore the work requirement, because it works. [ romney ] i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. a violent robbery caught on tape. security video from a philadelphia pizza shop shows a thief beating and stomping the clurk lying on the ground. police say another thief grabbed money, cigarettes and lottery tickets before running away. the clerk has cuts and bruises to his fate, but is said to be okay. police are still looking for his attackers. a charred mess in what some burke residents dover when they went to their neighborhood playground today. >> this is the second in a week. the first was ruled an arson. >> this is carolina's favorite way to swing. >> a bhunch of mothers got together, me included, to try to plan on how we could update the playgrounds. >> gull through two years of planning and permits. then this happened last night, fire officials say they were call just before 1:00 a.m. the swings are all that's left of this play area. what's most frustrating is this is not the first time it's happened. in june residents had another playground on fire. that one was purposely set. fire investigators found their suspect. >> we charged a juvenile with that fire about a week ago. it happened in june about two months ago. fire officials say the juvenile whose facing felony charges for purposefully setting this fire lives in this community. >> the rewax how could this happen? we felt that brurk was a laid-back community, and we thought, who could have done that? >> reporter: now another fire to investigate. whether it's ruled arson or accidental, carolina's reaction best sums up the feeling in this community. >> it's broken. >> it's broken. yeah, it burned. >> reporter: while investigators work to figure out if this fire was set on purpose, folks in this community are being proactive. they'll be putting up signs in the hopes of getting someone to come forward if they saw anything that could be helpful in this investigation. big break for back-to-school shoppers, tax-free week in maryland kicks off this sunday. you won't have to pay the 6% on clothing and shoes priced until $100. however accessories are not included, and there's no break on school supplies, either. tax-free week ends next saturday, the 18th. there are new calls to increase the speed limit on the intercounty connector. montgomery county executive says the current 55-mile-per-hour is too slow. generally traffic is light on the i.c.c., he says drivers should be allowed to go faster. the maryland transportation authority says it's designed to handle a 60-mile-an-hour speed. we have some rough stuff way to the west of us. taking a look. the mixture of sun and clouds, temperatures that aren't too high, we're currently sitting at 86 degrees. we'll call it partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies across the region. it is those clouds that kept our temperatures down a bit. 83 in reston, 86 at the airport, and 86 down towards huntingtown, as far as the rain goes, they're back to the west of us. this one will go right over toward the thurmont area. trying to weaken just a bit. it will produce winds of 50, maybe 60 miles per hour, so we could see trees down out of that storm. the wider view here showing there are more storms back to our southwest and back toward the west with the initial area of low pressure, we'll watch through the rest of the evening and overnight. we're not out of the woods yet, but we will not see a weedpri outbreak. if you're thinking about heading out tonight, temperatures will be on the nice side. tomorrow 76, 67 in leesburg. best chance for rain in the morning, along the coast of the chesapeake. out to the west, sunshine, 85 in martins burg, 85 in winchester, 86 in la ray, but down towards ocean city and rehobeth, expect some vain. better weather on sunday and monday, and most of next week is looking very, very good. tomorrow, that's still the wrong seven-day forecast. i'm very upset about this, but the numbers are good. i mean, this is what you need to know. it's going to be nice. that's all you need. i've got to work on this. >> get going. thank you, doug. don't change it too bad. the u.s. women's soccer team will be leaving london with gold. one of the players is from washington. dan hellie had a chance to catch up with becky sauerbrunn. >> reporter: it is early evening here. the buzz continues in regards to the u.s. women's soccer team. they of course beat japan 2-1 in the gold medal game before a record crowd of 80,000 people. and one of our own played a big part down the stretch defensively for team usa. that's becky sauerbrunn, who lives in arlington. i got a chance to catch up with becky earlier today. >> we knew it would be a fight no matter what. with karli scoring two major goals, it set the tone right away, and near the end we were like, we just have to finish the game. >> reporter: during the press conference the day before, i don't see to say oozing confidence, it wasn't overconfident, but you listened to each of the players, and you said, these girls have it. did you feel that? >> this team, we don't know how to lose. when we do lose, it's disastrous, we just can't understand how it happened. i think you saw it a couple times in canada and with france. we have a lot of fight in this team and a lot of pride. >> reporter: you went to uva, you live in arlington. how many text messages are waiting on your phone -- >> i didn't have enough time to check it, but 500 more than before the game. all facebook, twitter, everything. >> reporter: have you had a chance to get back to anybody. >> no, i haven't. i have a lot to do later today. >> reporter: what an unbelievable moment, 80,000 people at wembley stadium. what did you do last night? any sleep after the game? >> i got very little sleep. luckily they put together a party, so we were all together and celebrating, so it was really nice. >> reporter: what's next for you over the next couple weeks. >> we have a game september 1st. we're going to start a celebration tour, so we'll be back together within two weeks or so. >> reporter: so yes, becky does planning being on the team in rio, hopefully in the 2016 games, but she won't be in arlington much longer. she's moving to denver with her boyfriend. that will do it from here in london. wendy, jim, back to you. >> dan, thanks. an olympic gymnast becomes an internet sensation, and an a-list wedding possibly? do we care? >> yeah, we do. it's trending. these are the trending stories for this friday. mckayla maroney is not impressed, that is the name of the new tumblr account. this is her scowl or smirk, what would you call it? she was famously disappointed. now, internet users are posting pictures of the frowning teen next to eischenic moments throughout history. she's taking it all in stride. she retweeted a link to the site on her personal twitter feed. not impressed. rumors are swirling about this couple. their name escapes me. >>. >> the hollywood couple announced their engagement in april, reportedly planning an anniversary party for brad's parents, but according to "the sun" it's really a wedding. the guests include the jeweler who designed her engagement ring, according to "the sun." is that the one with the topless picture on page 3? >> that's the one, that's "the sun." >> so that's our source. a boston bus driver is accused of going after a meter maid for giving her a ticket. >> not only that, the driver hit several cars in the process. steve cooper has more on what some say was a serious case of road rage. >> it was like a crime scene, all taped off. >> reporter: chaos in kenmore square just after 8:00 this morning. official say the bus driver la tarria milton eating a bagel on her empty bus parked illegally us was issued a ticket. >> the meter maid asked her to move, she said no, i'm not going to move. she says i'll give you a ticket, she said, go ahead, then ripped up the ticket. >> it appeared when they both got at the receipt light, she want here's your pickett. at the time the driver hit the gas, hit the officer and hit four vehicles. >> reporter: the supervisor was taken to the hospital. the three other drivers whose cars were damaged would walk away from the wreckage, including this driver, who wasn't up for talking. >> have a good rest of the day. >> reporter: six hours after the crash, she was being booked operating to endamage danger, and assault and battery. >> had this bus not hit a vehicle before it hit her, this outcome would have been very different. >> reporter: please interviewed several witnesses before the wreckage was towed away. now the driver facing serious charges. >> if the evidence holds true and the outcome shows a deliberate act, it's a tough pill to swallow. >> the bus driver has been released from jail after pleading not guilty. she denies hitting the meter maid and says the bus spontaneously rolled forward before she could top it. coming up next, a little dog rescued after bricks were tied to him and he was thrown into a river. ahead tonight on "news4 at 6," a a man and some kids were near san francisco when they were out for a day of river fishing. they made an awful discovery. someone had tied bricks to a little dog's legs. >> this ends well. they saved the terrier mix, but now neighbors are worried about an animal abuser in their mix. we have this report. >> reporter: hector is a hero to river, an almost 2-year-old terrier mix. earlier this week, he and his neighbor's kids were fishing when they heard something. >> i heard splashing and noise. so we rushed over there, and like we saw her. we saw her hid sticking out of the water. >> reporter: it was river's head. >> we pulled her out of the water. she bricks tied to her feet. that's messed up. >> reporter: they removed two bricks. >> i took her to the vet, they scanned her, and they didn't find anything, no chips or nothing. i took her to the police station, i made a report. >> reporter: he decided to keep river until he can find a good home for her. after a haircut and flea bath she's been living with beltran's two other dogs silver and lucy. >> i don't want her to go to no pound. it doesn't matter for what, i don't want her to go to the pound. i think a person that can do this to a dog as well later on in life can do it to a person. >> new friends there. the dog's rescuers are working on finding a permanent home. doug is tracking some storms. a collision course on the run wei as dulles airport tonight. >> democrats and republicans battle it out in virginia this weekend. >> police arrested a man for allegedly molesting children at a home daycare. good evening. i'm jim vance umpts and i'm

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