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And then then he makes his getaway, his getaway on a bicycle. A blue bicycle. A signature move by the man known as the bicycle bandit. As he leanves, he passes the sign thank you for visiting apple federal credit union. Maybe not so much. The bicycle bandit, the fbi believes hes responsible for 12 Bank Robberies in the last 15 months. They say he robs with a cell phone in one hand and a gun in another. And he doesnt run away or drive away. He pedals away. When the fbi got to the scene its almost like they knew exactly where to go. Fast forward now to the carlin. A Senior Citizens apartment house in arlington. Just a few hours after that bank robbery, the fbi shows up here. And they show up in force. We saw a lot of federal agents. And a lot of long guns. Reporter a lot of long guns. Yeah. Reporter arrested 42yearold wasas assay. Thisin his pockets they found 1,400 in cash. For seniors here it was a scene theyll not soon forget. They said the fbi were out here pip said fbi out here . Reporter indeed. How did the fbi know to come here . How did they know who he was . Ill tell you how coming up at 6 00. Wendy, back to you. Pat collins. One man is now in custody after a rolling shootout left a Northern Virginia neighborhood riddled with bullets. Hes 19yearold deontay gaines. Hes accused of firing shots that left bullet homes in homes and cars along swans creek lane in dumfries this past weekend. Police are still trying to identify the other suspects. Check out this shot. A construction accident sent water soaring into the air downtown. Things are back to normal now at 2nd street and massachusetts Avenue Northwest just a few blocks from union station. You can see the break sent water higher than a nearby light post late this morning. D. C. Water had to shut off Service Today in the area for a time to make the repairs. Expect some delays if you need to take rock creek parkway this evening. Right now ddot has lanes closed after debris fell from the pennsylvania avenue overpass here onto the roadway. This is near p street. Were told theyll keep two lanes open in the northbound direction through the evening commute. Then theyll shut down a lane on either side. Engineers are still checking the bridge at this hour. D. C. s mayor admits a computer glitch and poor training is to blame for recent day delays in the response times of d. C. Ambulances and First Responders. News4 first reported these problems with these new tablets that have been installed in the fire trucks and the ambulances. Mark segraves has been working the story. Hes live in northwest. Mark . Reporter wendy, you know, the smart tab lets are just like our ipads and our laptops, and they do a lot of functions for fist responders. One of the most important is they allow the 911 dispatch center to know where every First Responder is and what their status is. And today the mayor acknowledged theyre not 100 reliable. And she said what shes going to do to fix them. We thought it was important to let everybody know what we foumd. Reporter what the mayors review of the Fire Department found were a number of problems all contributing to longer response times when people call 911 for help. The increased number of calls that weve experienced in our system over the last 12 to 18 months. We have almost 100 ambulances and we have about half of them that are available for use. Reporter the review also found two big problems with the new computer tablets installed late last year in every fire truck and ambulance. The first problem, firefighters werent properly trained. The second is more of a glitch which is that theres been connectivity issues with some of the tab lets. Reporter if the tab lets lose connectivity with the 911 dispatch center its like that fire truck or ambulance doesnt exist. Testing last weekend revealed three instances of tablets losing keblgtconnectivity. For a moment in time that could be an hour it could be five minutes, youll have the dispatch center not being aware of a particular fire engine or ambulance that is available. Reporter the deputy mayor was asked if the tablets are to blame for the recent incident involving the closest paramedic to a choking child not being dispatched. Were still looking at what caused that particular incident and i expect it will be some mixture of training or acceptance or an issue around connectivity but were still looking at that. They have identified the goods. Now lets get the goods fixed and provide the confidence that the citizens of the District Of Columbia expect. Reporter firefighters are being retrained on these smart tab lets. Theyll continue to use them until the Bowser Administration can fix that connectivity problem, but in the meantime theyll also use their radios to call in and update their location and status. You heard the mayor also say theres a shortage of ambulances on the street. Coming up at 6 00 ill tell you what move she took today to fix that problem and what its going to mean for taxpayers. Jim, back to you. Mark thank you. There is still an awful lot to learn tonight about the crash of a palsz jer plane into the side of a mountain in the french alps. A large debris field is all that remains. 150 people including 18 children were killed. Nbcs tom costello is working this story for nightly news tonight. Tom, what do we know about the time line of this crash . Yeah. Its really confusing here. Let me tell you the search for now has been suspended for the night because it is dark there of course. Its extraordinarily rugged and dangerous for crews to get in there. But theyve already established that theres nobody alive on the scene and theyve also recovered the black box, the cockpit voice recorder. They still need to get the flight data recorder. The time line you asked about, we know that this plane took off from barcelona at 10 00 a. M. Within about 25 to 30 minutes it was at cruising altitude 38,000 feet. But then very quickly, and i mean within just a couple minutes, it started descending and what appears to have been a programmed descent. In other words, using the auto pilot. At 4,000 feet per minute. Thats a rapid ascent not extreme but very quick. And then it only took them eight minutes to get down to about 6,000 feet and it slammed into a mountain. Never during that entire period did the pilots ever call air Traffic Control, never keyed the mike to say mayday we have a problem, were descending none of that. So the question is what happened that caused somebody on board, probably the pilots to program in that ke deathdescent and why did nobody communicate to air Traffic Control . Were the passengers and crew simply incapacitated . Was there a smoke event or maybe a lack of oxygen because of some sort of a cabin pressure issue . All of that will be hopefully on the flight data recorder and the cockpit voice recorder and that hopefully will tell us what happened to this plane. But it is a real mystery tonight. Presuming that they had some sort of an incident that caused thome realize they needed to descend, why did they not communicate . Did they lose the ability to communicate . As you can see, there are lot of questions here. This is really a very strange incident. Back to you. Tom, any indication of foul play . Can they rule that out . U. S. Intelligence is saying they have no indication of terrorism, and European Police organizations are saying no indication of terrorism. All suggestions are, and the German Airline is saying it believes that this was an accident. Its just really a mystery. You mentioned those children who were on board. They were in fact kids coming from a high school trip to barcelona. These were High Schoolers coming back to germany after spending some time in spain. They were all killed. Two of their teachers were killed. Now that high school in this particular community in germany is just devastated. A tragic day there. Tom costello. Well look forward to your report tonight on nbc nightly news. Metro has a problem with riders who are not paying. Its a scene that plays out daily on the Transit System with riders jumping the ing theing the gates or sneaking through. Transportation reporter adam tuss says its become such an issue, metro is starting a targeted crackdown. Reporter all of the videos youre about to see happened within the last week. Silver spring, 9 20 at night, three guys decide theyre not paying and thop gates. Gallery place, 6 00 at night, watch at not one, not two, but three riders simply walk through or jump the gates without paying. Gallery place again. 6 00 at night. On the left of your screen watch the woman in the gray coat and red bag sneak through right behind an unsuspecting rider. Metro calls that piggybacking pap Transit Police officer goes after her. After she refused to give her name, she was arrested. How easy is it to be sneaky . We gave it a shot for ourselves with permission. Let me show you how easily people can potentially draft their way into the system. Rider goes through,i follow and im through without paying. How did you get through without paying . Reporter just follow behind me. Riders surprised to hear about it all. How often does that occur . Reporter they have a spike. Its a big problem right now. About 3,500 citations handled out last year for fare evasion, an increase for metro. Its also leading to increased physical confrontations between metro employees and riders. Should employees get involved . They have to do their job and if they have to get backup from local police they should do that as well. Reporter in the coming weeks an increased focus on Fare Enforcement will begin system wide. It includes a lot of plain clothes officers. At the rockville station, adam tuss news4. And there are some new clues tonight about what could have caused that awful smoke incident at the Lenphant Plaza metro station in january pap report obtained by news4 talked about water leaking on the Electrical Equipment and that leading to the heavy smoke conditions. The ntsb has not said definitively what caused the smoke. One person died and dozens of others were injured in that accident. Were working that story right now and we veal a full report coming up at 6 00. Developing right now, a search expanding for a missing virginia boy. New information coming in from the childs mother about what she was doing at the time of his disappearance. A why would scene in a neighborhood near philly. A School Bus Ends up inside a house. Were talking about much warmer temperatures moving into our region and also a chance for rain and maybe thunderstorms. [ female announcer ] Business Travel isnt just about the going. Its also about the going home. And being connected all along the way. Whether youre working or recharging do Business Travel on your terms. Acela. Take off. Developing right now, the search intensify for the 5yearold boy missing from his home. Pat lawson muse is in our newsroom. Pat, its been three days since this little boy was last seen. Yeah. Theyre looking very hard for him right now. There are more than 100 people including volunteers fbi agents and noah thomas parents all now searching for him in southwest virginia. Noah was last seen sunday morning. His mother says he was watching cartoons in their home in dublin. She says she fell asleep for about an hour or so and when she woke up noah was gone. Police think he just walked away and maybe got lost. Theyre now working in 12hour shifts to try to find him. It takes on a certain significance for all of us. Every one of us have pursued this investigation as if noah was our own boy. There is no stone thats being not turned over. I assure you that. Police say they do not suspect foul play in this case. Noah is in kindergarten and counselors are helping students parents, and teachers at his school. Wendy . The uva student bloodied during that arrest in charlottesville will be meeting with state Police Investigators on thursday. Governor Terry Mcauliffe asked state police to look into martese johnsons arrest by officers with the alcohol beverage control. Johnson will also be appearing in court on thursday on charges of obstruction of justice and being drunk in public. The abc has been at the center of controversy since that arrest. And today the virginia abc college tour made a stop in our area but at George Mason University today, the focus was on intervention not enforcement. Students who serve as Peer Health Educators learned about how to get involved and speak up or help if someone is dangerously drunk. Students are, you know, raising their hand saying ive seen this before and, you know i felt uncomfortable, and now i know more ways on how to intervene. This is the last of five stops for the abc college tour across the commonwealth. Students from Northern Virginia Community College also attended today. Maryland congressman Elijah Cummings says he believes the chain of command in the secret service is broken. His comments as were getting a new look at that incident earlier this month where agents are accused of tapping a white house barrier with a car. Reports suggest theyd been drinking. Cummings comments referenced the fact that the director didnt learn about the allegations until five days later through an anonymous email. Witnesses say the driver told them he blacked out. A school bus hits a house and goes right into the living room. This is what it looked like earlier in the philadelphia area today. That bus has since been removed. Police say about a dozen children ranging in age from kindergarten to eighth grade were on board. No one inside the home or on the bus was seriously hurt. Your credit score is a lifeline to your financial wellbeing. If its damaged it the can prevent you from getting a loan, a job, or a home. Consumer reporter Erika Gonzalez is here with a warning about how some companies can make empty promises. Okay. Wash these dishes up. Reporter janet thomas lives on a fixed income. Her lease was up on her onebedroom apartment, but when she found another place to live they denied me due to my credit. Reporter the response letter cited her Credit History unsatisfactory as well as her credit score. I was desperate because i wanted to get out of this apartment. I began to start looking at places that could help me repair my credit. Reporter janet went online and searched credit repair. Lexington law popped up. Reporter Lexington Law Firm promises to help repair consumers bad credit. Janet spoke to a representative over the phone. He promised to fix her credit in two months. And they said were going to need 99. 95 initially he said in order for me to produce your Credit Report we have to get your Bank Account Number and your routing number. Which i gave to them. So now were beyond 30 days. Still no progress. Reporter the companys website states lexington law does not charge you in advance. Janet also said she paid 12. 99 for a Credit Report. I still do not have a report as of yet. Reporter what could you have used that matchup for . Medicine. Medication. Reporter janets a diabetic who relies on insulin but because shes on a fixed income she used money for her medicine and put it toward what she thought was credit repair help. I believed them. Reporter the Better Business bureau reports it has nearly 600 complaints against lexington law in the last three years. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau warns many credit repair ads make promises that dont measure up. Under federal law, Credit Repair Companies cant require you to pay until the Company Completes the service it promises. We put legitimate ways to put your credit on our facebook page. As for janet i want to get my money back. Because i feel like i paid for a product that i didnt get, that i didnt receive. Reporter by law,ntitled to one free Credit Report every year from each of the three bureaus and its truly free from annualcreditreport. Com. Im at a standstill. Still trying to repair my credit. Reporter Erika Gonzalez, news44 news4. Janet thomas has complained to a number of agencies hoping to get her money back. Developing right now, nutz 4s uncovering new information tonight about a local girl scout leader arrested on child porn charges. Why police are now asking parents in the scout troop to talk to their daughters. And new tonight, a dramatic case has promised one local county to call for more resources to fight Domestic Violence. Oh on the cold side today for sure but temperatures jumping by 25 hearing thunder in your holy smokes. What is that . You know, every time you see you know wind or tornadoes coming so were doing sound effects. We have thunder coming. No. Youll hear that every time at this hour but we do have some thunder coming. This time it talks about it. Thunder coming through the day on thursday thursday evening. Were about to get really warm. Take a look towards rockville right now. A very nice afternoon if you like it chilly. Temperatures on the cold side. Rockville not a bad shot. Looking towards rockville pike. Current temperatures sitting on the cold side for sure. 46 degrees. That is 13 degrees below average and we continue to see aboveaverage temperatures. Its a chilly day. 43 in gaithersburg. Look at annapolis. Only 38 degrees. Culpeper one of the warm spots this afternoon at 52. The radar, clear. Well stay clear for the rest of the night tonight. And into early tomorrow morning. Right around the 7 00 8 00 hour tomorrow well see showers coming in. Cloud cover and a frontal boundary. This is a cold front thats coming through. Back to the west weve got a warm front. So the cold fronts coming down then the warm front will move up. As it does well see a chance for shower activity early tomorrow. Take a look at the current temperatures. 44 in new york 33 boston 42 in cincinnati. On the other side of the front, 78 in memphis, 71 in jackson, 82 in dallas and that warmer air will move our way but it will take its time doing it and it wont last long. Chilly temperatures through tonight, tomorrow morning shower activity around 7 00 a. M. Im not expecting in m showers at all but dont be surprised to see a couple sprinkles through the noon hour. Well stay cloudy tomorrow so it will stay chilly early then temperatures moderate. Well get into the low to mid50s tomorrow then wait for thursday. Thursday we get some rain. Early thursday morning, 8 00 on thursday morning, and watch what happens during the day. Noon, more shower activity and more rain during the day. Not a washout of a day at all. We get a break and then the real rain comes in. This is 11 00 thursday night. Notice the front and notice the chance for some storms. Some of those could produce some thunder and lightning. Not going to see anything strong or severe. But its something well watch. It does bring us to warm temperature, maybe some of the warmest temperatures weve seen so far this season. A high of 72 on thursday. Tomorrow if you live west of the mountains youll stay in the 40s most likely. East of the mountains we get into the 50s. 72 on thursday. Everybody gets warm thursday. Back to 54 on friday. And look at saturday. A high of only 44 degrees. A very Cold Saturday and its going to stay cool on sunday. A high of 54 degrees before we get back above average going 60 degrees coming up. Thank you, doug. By now youve seen the news on social media. Angelina jolie has taken a new bold step to prevent cancer. Why a local medical expert says this surgery is the one that may actually end up saving her life. Reporter a Spotsylvania County girl scout troop dad is accused of inappropriate contact with a 14yearold girl and having child pornography. Tonight on news4, the message from police to parents. First at 5 30 he was trusted to work with young girls. Now a former girl scout troop leader is charged with child sex crimes. Tonight place are hoping to talk to others who have may have had contact with chad miller a his Northern Virginia neighborhood starts to react to this. Kristin wright has the details. Reporter chad miller was a girl scout leader in Spotsylvania County virginia until he was arrested accused of sexually abusing a 14yearold girl and sending her inappropriate text messages. We knocked on millers door in fredericksburg and no one answered. But we did obtain indictments against him. The former girl scout leader is also charged with 30 counts of possession of child pornography. The Sheriffs Office says the teenager told her parents and they called police. A 14yearold victim had been receiving inappropriate texts, emails from miller basically guiding her to child porn sites. Reporter news4 as learned 47yearold miller was in a leadership role with the girl scout troop for eight months. Men are permitted to volunteer with conditions. In a statement, the scouts told us in part the National Guidelines of girl scouts of the usa require that girls are leld by a minimum of two troop leaders at all times who are not related by birth or marriage to avoid situations that may put girls at risk. The Sheriffs Office says millers wife was also a scout leader. This if theres another child out here that is suffering this type of trauma in their life bring it to an adult. Take it to the Law Enforcement. Reporter sheriffs investigators say they found the child pornography on millers home computer. This is all a surprising and disturbing ordeal for some neighbors. With young kids in the neighborhood and myself, you know you certainly worry about their protection and how safe they are. Reporter this Spotsylvania County Sheriffs Office says chad miller is a computer technologist and has his Electronic Devices very protected. Hes due back in court next month. Kristin wright news4. No word tonight on whether charges are going to be filed after that deadly accident in Montgomery County that happened around 6 30 this morning at university boulevard and arcola avenue in silver spring. Police say 81yearold earnest rounds was trying to cross that intersection when he was hit by a pickup truck. Investigators dont know if he was in the crosswalk. Rounds died at the hospital. The driver of the pickup did stay on the scene. A piece of land in the district thats been abandoned for more than a decade is about to get a major facelift. City officials broke ground on what will become the Capitol Gateway community. Lit include more than 300 Affordable Homes and a number of retailers, a walmart supercenter. Thats along east capitol street just blocks from the Prince Georges County line. Mayor Muriel Bowser tells us its important the entire city gets the benefits from the citys economic rebound. We cant be happy if were having all this growth and were crunching down on our middle class. Or if young people cant see a pathway to the middle class in their hometown. The new walmart is expected to generate 300 new jobs. Still ahead tonight, well hear from people who live in that area about the big changes. And tuition may be going up at the university of virginia. The schools board of visitors is expected to vote this week on an increase for all students. For undergrads it would be 3. 6 for those in state and 3. 7 for out of state. Uvas chief operating officer says theyre expecting an additional 30 million in costs for next year. It looks like an ongoing battle over who will lead the Prince Georges County liquor board has come to an end. The chair and former chair have been arguing about whos in charge for weeks now. The board hasnt completed a meeting in more than a month. The former chair says he was never told to step down. Now a judge has issued a temporary restraining order barring him from attending any more meetings. 1 in 4 children in the u. S. Is bullied. A local athlete is hoping to change that. The cap tolles eric fooer is the author of an antibullying Childrens Book and today he read his book to area kids. Heres news4s jason pugh at Francis Scott Key Elementary School in arlington. You guys know what bullying . Yes. Its not a very fun thing, is it. I think its becoming too big of a problem in schools. Over the past five years you hear about it increases. I just wanted to try to do something a little on the fun side to try to educate the kids about bullying. You want to play tag at recess he asked . Ill save place for you at lunch. What did you think about the book reading today . Good. What did you learn . Never bully because there could be a major consequences. Like losing your friends. You might not ever get them back. There are some guys on our team that could learn a lesson from this book so, you know i want to make sure they all got a chance to read it. Maybe wilson. Wilson for sure. Tough questions for you as well by the kids. The first one have you ever been in a fight yourself while in hockey . Yeah its tough talking about fighting when youre trying to prevent bullying. But trying to let them know theyre two totally Different Things and obviously fighting is not okay in school, you know being a hockey player thats one of the trickier questions you get along the way. This time he didnt feel ashamed. He felt warm and loved. The end. Thanks guys. Reporter eric fehr doesnt plan on quitting his job as a hockey player but his coauthor, pamela edwards, said his right writhing career is off to a great start with his first Childrens Book. Im jason pugh news4 sports. Angelina jolie making headlines on social media today about her decision to have her ovaries removed. New at 5 00 we talk to a local medical expert about the risks and the rewards. George zimmerman was acquitted of seconddegree murder in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin. Tonight, why zimmerman is blaming the president for igniting racial know you can keep your financial big picture under control. Know you can see how much you have to spend and whether you should transfer funds. Know you can easily keep track of what youre putting away. And know youre budgeted for the great escape. Thanks to virtual wallet by pnc. They say it could be the difference between someone getting caught and getting a way. A push on capitol hill to introduce a nationwide blue alert system. Those alerts would be similar to amber alerts but instead of missing children theyll focus on finding people who harm or kill Police Officers. That bill is named in honor of two new york Police Officers who were shot and killed in their cruiser last december. They couldnt get it there fast enough. Once in new york city get it disseminated to the precincts and people on patrol as well. Had they done that with smartphones, they would have had information in front of them as opposed to them being sitting ducks in their car. 20 states including maryland and virginia have their own alert networks. The National System would be overseen by the justice department. George zimmerman is blaming president obama for what he calls inflaming racial tensions during the Trayvon Martin case. In a new video produced by his legal Team Zimmerman says he cant feel guilty for surviving the encounter with the unarmed florida teenager. Zimmerman argues the president should not have commented on a local Law Enforcement issue. President obama held his rose garden speech stating if i had a son he would look like trayvon. To me that was clearly a dereliction of duty pitting americans against each other solely based on race. This video comes after the justice departments investigation into the case found no cause to charge him. Extremist videos and writings are at the heart of the prosecutions case today at the Boston Marathon bombing trial. They were focused on similarities between messages downloaded on Dzhokhar Tsarnaevs computer and what he scrawled while he was inside that bulletriddled boat where he was captured. An expert serving for the prosecution argued that tsarnaev was paraphrasing al qaeda propaganda. Tsarnaevs legal team has said that their client was under the influence of his older brother who they say also masterminded that attack. A violent rampage unfolds in a Prince Georges County neighborhood. Why this case has local leaders calling for more help to fight Domestic Violence. Temperatures today have been on the cool side for sure. 10 to 15 degrees below average. 47 for a high today. Thursday, flip that around. Angelina jolie doesnt have cancer but has had her ovaries removed. Now with a suspect awaiting sen tepsing, prosecutors are using this case of Domestic Violence to call for changes. They say it will take more than just police to put an end to this problem. Prince georges county bureau chief Tracee Wilkins is in Upper Marlboro with more on the new push. Reporter they say its going to take the entire community to get involved including clergy. They say that this is an example of how quickly things can go wrong. She was supposed to be an everyday ve i, quickly turned into a domestic standoff. Fist there were gun schotts. Then there was fire inside this glendale home was a husband holed up. When the deputies came toe vikt him, he told them he was not going to come out, that he had a gun, and that he wasnt afraid to die. Reporter david colgaty is now waiting sentencing after he was convicted of arson, firstdegree assault, and the use of a handgun in the commission of a crime. This all started when his wife tried selling their home after their divorce last may. I just dont know what came over him. He didnt have to get this to the point where he think he needed to burn the house down. This is a case where clearly, you know we didnt find out until we started investigating about the divorce and that the house was to be sold. Reporter spokesperson for the Prince Georges County States Attorneys Office says this situation is a good example of why they are turning to Community Resources like local churches to offer counseling for homes and families in trouble. And these kinds of things are happening in our families, in our houses and our neighborhoods, and were not becoming aware of the issues and challenges that are leading to situations like this until Something Like this happened or until someone is killed. Coley surrendered to police. But a number of cases similar to this one led to an increase in domestic homicides last year in prince georges. We have been pushing for stronger laws on Domestic Violence and more laws to help address some of the challenge, but, again, thats an issue that, you know you cant enforce the law until it comes to the courthouse or until someone is arrested and theyre in a police station. Reporter coming up on news4 at 6 00 we speak with a neighbor who says he was the last one to talk to coley before he closed the door and start that the stand wauf police. Well have that coming up. Im Tracee Wilkins reporting live. Back to you. That forecast a little bit of a roller coaster for the next couple days. We just got on the roller coaster. Well go up tomorrow and on thursday were way up only to come right back down. Lets show you whats happening outside across our area. National harbor cameraing looing at sunshine now after cloud cover all day long. Look how nice and tranquil the potomac is. Great to do a little waterskiing although still on the cold side. 46 degrees now. Still dropping down to about 39 by 11 00 so a very chilly night again. Well start to see the cloud give way to some partly cloudy skies overnight so youll start to see some stars out there. 41 in gaithersburg, a cold 38 in annapolis, 42 in huntingtown. Our friends in warrenton coming in with a big 50, the 50degree mark and 45 out towards dulles. Nothing on the radar. Heres the frontal boundary that came through. By early tomorrow it will move back as a warm front. As it does well see some shower activity but most showers will be light. Dont worry about the rain tomorrow. I dont think youll need the umbrella. Just a few light showers. Temperatures will be cool to the north and west. West of the mountains, shenandoah upper 40s to around 50 degrees. Still rather chilly under mostly cloudy skies. Maybe a shower in the area. Tomorrow afternoon the warmer spot will be down towards southern portions of Northern Virginia fredericksburg coming in at 60 degrees, 61 in orange 57 in culpeper 55 in ft. Belvoir, same for you folks in southern maryland. Should be on the warmer side there too. A little bit more mild and as we mentioned maybe a possible light shower. Thats really going to be it. But the big range in temperatures 48 to the north and west 58 out towards the east with some light shower activity possible. Now we will go up as i mentioned up to 72 degrees on thursday. Some of you to the south maybe around 75 degrees. Could be a few rumbles of thunder late in the night. But most of the day may actually be try on thursday. Yes, youll need the umbrella from time to time but its not going to be a super wet afternoon. Behind it we get cold again, back to 54 on friday, a high of only 44 with windchills in the 30s all day coming up on saturday. Thats a good day to get out there and fly the kite for the cherry blossoms. Big honor tonight for a Fairfax County Police Officer. Nathan keysore is credited with saving a life. Great falls man suffered a massive heart attack earlier this month. Northern Virginia Bureau chief julie carey was with the victims wife as she met with those who saved her husband. My dear husband had a heart attack at her home. Reporter tears of gratitude shed by susan castle as she thanked the Fairfax County Police Officer who helped save her husbands life. This was jim castle on march 1st hours after a massive heart attack at his great falls home. It was the sunday of the ice storm. Officer nathan keysore was first to arrive. He looked like a dead body. He department have a pulse, he wasnt breathing. I assumed he was dead. Reporter susan had already been doing chest compressions. I was so exhausted from doing cpr and right literally i was saying a prayer for strength and officer keysor walks in the door. Reporter he took over the cpr. I started the cpr and just amazingly he started breathing again. And i kept it up and the Fire Department got there. And they asked me to continue cpr while they got their stuff ready to go. Reporter Fairfax County fire and rescue medics were next to jump in to what they call the chain of survival. This will come down here on the chest. Reporter and this new cpr machine was put to work. We had this attached to him the whole time. We got a pulse back inside the house. Reporter jim cassell was rushed to reston hospital put in a medically induced coma. Eight days later he awakened and had a kiss for his wife. Its truly a miracle. Theres in other word for it. The icu nurses even have called him the miracle man. Reporter today she came to station 12 to personally thank everyone involved. And thank you very very much. Reporter Fairfax Countys fire chief gave the officer a lifesaving award. But he says his biggest reward was seeing jim cassell alive and well in the hospital. So i wept by the hospital and met him, and it was weird. I mean i seep him looking like a corpse and then i see him up and talking. It was very good. Its probably i would say my greatest accomplishment. Reporter in great falls, virginia julie carey, news4. Weeks after a news4 iteam investigation revealed dozens of people hit or killed while walking along local train tracks the feds are now considering new safety rules or regulations. The National Transportation safety board saw our story. They saw the images of people risking their lives walking across busy tracks near d. C. They staged a daylong hearing today into this growing problem, and tonight on news4 at 6 00, what the federal safety officials now say about these trespassers. What could be changed and wont. And youll hear from a man who se hes lucky despite losing both his legs taking a short cut across the tracks. He was called an american treasure and today on capitol hill golfing great Jack Nicklaus was treated like one. He was awarded the congressional gold medal this afternoon. It is the highest civilian honor delegated by congress. Nicklaus is one of golfs greatest players. With a record 18 major titles. But hes also being recognized for his philanthropy. His appearance on the hill drew leaders from both parties and during his thankyou speech he gave the credit for everything hes accomplished to his wife barbara. Nfl star quarterback Peyton Manning is bringing some celebrity star power to a military awards banquet in arlington tonight. 30 medal of honor recipients will be recognized by the uso for heroism in world war ii korea, vietnam, and afghanistan. Manning and singer stevie nicks will also be honored. Nicks is getting an Achievement Award for spending more hours than anyone else over the last five years with wounded warriors. Manning is getting the groups merit award. Good for both of them. Angelina jolie making a Bold Decision to remove her ovaries. Why she says her choice isnt for every woman. And what a local medical expert says about the risks and the rewards. Angelina jolie announced in a New York Times oped piece shes had her ovaries removed. Doreen gentzler has more on how important this procedure can be to prevent cancer in some women. Thats right, wendy. Not often we hear hollywood actresses talking about their issues with menopause, especially actresses as young as angelina jolie. But thats exactly what she told the world today. A bold step that experts say is big news. Thats because this is the surgery they say could save her life. Angelina jolie, thank you. Thank you for sharing your story. Thank you for raising awareness. Reporter 48yearold lisa slegr says she never imagined shed feel so connected to a Hollywood Star but both women share an important connection gene mutations that raise their risk for developing breast and Ovarian Cancer. It was still almost like a punch in the stomach. Reporter lisa was tested in 1989 after her aunt was diagnosed with Breast Cancer and tested positive for the brca gene. Those tests found that she, too was a carrier and eventually had her ovaries removed after she had a couple children. I started thinking gosh this is something i need to do. I have two little kid at home. They need me and i need to be here for them. When women have their ovaries removed it significantly reduces the risk of developing Ovarian Cancer by over 80 . Reporter beth is a genetic counselor at georgetown cancer center. She says women who carry the gene have a higher risk of developing both breast and Ovarian Cancer but doctors often urge them to have their ovaries removed first because the testing for Ovarian Cancer is not reliable. But a lot of women are reluctant to do that because it fortss them into early menopause. So its a simpler surgery than having the breast removed but the quality of life implications can be very significant. Reporter 55yearold lauren says that was one of her biggest fears when she had her own ovaries removed 15 years ago. But her fear of getting cancer and of not being there for her children was much more powerful. Why did i even pursue the genetic testing if i wasnt going to be as proactive as i possibly could . We have a lot more about this story on our nbc washington app right now including more about the two women in our story as well as videos from georgetowns experts that can help answer any questions you might have about all this. Just go to the app right now and search cancer. Now at 6 00, a computer glitch led to ambulance delays in the district. Tonight the mayor says that is not the only problem. Also there is new evidence in that underground emergency that killed a metro passenger. Jo and president obama has shifted course for the u. S. Troops in afghanistan. Well hear his answer when questioned about israel spying on the u. S. First latest on the breaking news weve been following out of france all day. 150 people including two infants killed when a plane crashed in the french alps. The surgery at that crash site has been called off for night. It is now 11 00 p. M. There. That flight was an airbus a320 operated by german wink, a lowcost airier own by lufthansa airlines. It was flying from barcelona, spain, to dusseldorf germany. Rescue Officials Say ten Police Officers will spend the nig