counting? metro s g.m. discusses metro s uncertain future and his own. after a scathing report from the feds, metro is facing new questions about its safety and re reliabili reliability, and the g.m. is admitting his maintenance plan is going to greatly disrupt travel in the region. adam goes on the record with paul wiedefeld. that unbelievable sight of an ploegs and fire at the station last thursday. metro s leader now admits it may not have properly been addressed by his staff. so the pages i m getting, it s an insulator. but then it was kind of a missed diagnose by your it gets back to how the culture of the agency is. so when you see something like that somewhere in the agency that people aren t reacting a certain way. it took hours to close the station after that event. should something have happened earlier? something earlier? most likely. so you re saying you should have done something earlier on thursday? most likely to find out what was going on wit
the alleged montgomery mall shooter said just before opening fire. i was documenting a nightmare. i used the camera to shield my tears. reporter: a never-before-seen perspective of 9/11. news 4 at 11:00 starts now. tomorrow the man accused of turning two shopping center parking lots in to murder scenes will appear in front of a judge. tonight, darcy spencer has obtained charging documents new in the case. what one of the victims says happened outside of the mall. the victim in the montgomery mall shooting had just returned an ym and was walking to her car, a toyota rav4. eulalio tordil was parked so close she couldn t move her car. he said i m not shoot you. he had a.40 caliber gun in his hands. she screamed for help and that s when malcom winffel and his friend intervened. winffel later died. in an instant after the female cried out for help these men acted selflessly and heroically. reporter: les than 40 minutes later the shooter murdered claudina molina, a nursing
starting today students at forestville high school can apply to transfer. it will closing because of dekrining enrollment. students who don t transfer will go to suit land in the fall. a meeting tonight will introduce staff from suit land and to talk with parents about any concerns they might have. it is 4:31. as we head into summer, we are always conscious about the risks mosquitos pose. and there year there is renewed concern because of the zika virus. by now you ve heard the virus can cause deadly birth defects. we spoke with people at the mosquito squad about ways to prevent mosquitos from breeding in your yard. they say remember the five ts. tip, toss, turn, tarp and treat. they collect water. you want to actually take a cap worth of water and mosquitos can actual breed hundreds if not thousands they say that after a rainstorm is the best time to tarp and treat your yard. they say the mosquitos only lay eggs in standing water, so it s really the front line of defen
near the metro train tracks. there you can see the workers all over that train that is parked right there. using their flashlights, they have been going over all of this. we have calls into metro to get confirmation on exactly what happened here. workers are combing this area, but we can tell you that there are trains moving on the other tracks along the benning avenue area. that is the latest live from the scene here in northeast. back to you. good morning. i m angie goff at the live desk with breaking news out of prince george s county. that is where police right now are on the scene here investigating a homicide. you re looking at the 500 block of harry s. truman drive in largo. police responded to reports of gunshots and then they found a man who had been shot and he died at the scene. anyone with information on this case, you re asked to call police. 5:01 our time. good morning. we want to check our forecast, as well. chuck bell telling us more about the soggy weathe