They spoke with the complainant, carolyn mattingly. We took the report and left. Reporter that was at 1 15. And then after that they got a car of a car off the road and found the body of andrew racca and a handgun and then they got another call, this time a fire at the home. Thats when investigators called her husband and started piecing together what happened. They learned through carolyn mattinglys husband that he was at work and there was a dispute at work involving an employee there, andrew racca. Reporter Richa Mattingly is compreh exe Vice President o the foundation where racca worked. Racca had been accused of theft at the workplace. Reporter police say the investigation is ongoing. It appears after being confronted at work by richard mattingly, racca went to mattinglys home. Were the rising somehow he c carolyn mattingly, killed her by a means still under investiga and then fled. Reporter police say mr. Mattingly told them that he had told racca the day before on monday he was
Emergency. Get as low to the floor as you can. Reporter you could easily think that these were 911 calls from monday. All i know is we cant breathe. We need help now yes, maam. I know. We do have help coming. Both my two kids are on this train. Maam, i understand. I understand your dilemma now, but we have all the units we can get down there. Well let them know, okay . Reporter but this was april 20th, 2000, electrical arcing, the same kind of sparking that filled the Lenfant Plaza tunnel with smoke monday had trapped scores of people in a train near foggy bottom. Need help. Oak, yes. Were coming now, maam. Reporter but it turned out metros control center waited 15 minutes to even call 911. It took 40 minutes to shut down power to the third rail. And three hours to get everyone out. One person suffered a heart attack and a dozen people were rushed to hospitals with smoke inhalation. I took in a little bit of smoke. Im a little tight, but im okay otherwise. Reporter for wusa9 reporter d
Valleys this morning. The batch of rain from last night, it is quickly moving off toward the northeast. You can see theres not much left with it over the past 60 minutes. Thats it. So i dont expect too much in the way of showers until maybe tonight. Temperatures much warmer this morning than yesterday running in the 50s and 60s. Andrea and mike, back to you. Thank you, howard. Heres whats in the news right now. A nurse in spain is being treated for ebola after possibly contracting the virus from an infected patient. The case is the first known transmission of the outbreak outside of the african continent. Military air strikes against isis targets in iraq and syria have cost more than 62 million so far. The Defense Department inadvertently released that information yesterday. By not acting the Security Court has legalized samesex marriage. It rejected appeals from five states seeking to uphold their bans. Justices ended samesex marriage delays in virginia, indiana, oklahoma, utah and wi
Means trains are being forced to stop and a conductor has to get out and stop the traffic. According to our partners repairs could take a couple of days. The chemicals used to help get the snow and ice off the roads are anything but helpful to our vehicles. And Maryland Bureau chief brad bell is live to explain the damage that these chemicals can actually cause. Brad . You know, weve been talking about so many problems with this weather. And now, really you got to get yourself into a car wash and it is exactly because of those new chemicals theyre putting down on the roadway. You know, when you see those white stripes on the pavement before theres a snowstorm, that pretreatment that contains a chemical called magnesium chloride and as it turns out, magnesium chloride is far more corrosive to your car than the traditional road salt rock salt that they spread. Talked to the experts and they say it can wreck your car. Not good for the cars. Bad for the finish. You want to get it off as qu
Developing story, but we have preliminary details. Investigator still on the scene as they are trying to piece it together, interviewing neighbors and Family Members. Anne Arundel County Police say their officers arrived at this home at about 130 in the afternoon, a quiet crofton called a sack. They had gotten a call from a Family Member who was outside of the home. They said the 21yearold man inside was about to harm himself. When they arrived, they had to force their way in and at the top of the stairs was a 21yearold holding what appeared to be a rifle, put it at the police. When he would not drop the weapon, one officer fired striking the man in his stomach. He was taken to shock trauma in critical condition. As this was going down, another Family Member was inside the home. Officer there was somebody else in the house. We are interviewing that person as we speak. We have no indication that person was being held in there against their will. Roz the police say they have been called