a.22 caliber revolver loaded with five hollow point bullets. his work space was near a high level meeting of top agency officials. there was probable cause to believe he was conspireing to commit workplace violence. though we were unable to reach him or his attorney for comment, the u.s. house committee at homeland security hours after we broke the story last night issued a statement calling the case troubling and announcing its own review of what happened. and it is likely to be discussed publicly tomorrow morning at a committee hearing on capitol hill, news4 is told. wienke s neighbors here told us last night they saw the feds canvassing the area outside the home in recent days. i expected him to move out. he was hardly ever up here. you would see him occasionally up here. he was always clean cut. nice guy. reporter: and news4 has le investigation. there was a hearing on this case just down the street in the federal courthouse in martinsburg today, but the case is seale
flu cases in maryland and virginia are widespread and in the district of columbia they are reporting three times the number of flu cases than they did last year. reporting live in arlington, suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. our team coverage of the flu outbreak continues. we ll take a look at the cost of the flu for businesses. a standoff with police turned deadly in frederick overnight. police were searching for a man who was believed to commit a burglary. the man appointmented a shotgun at the officers and brad bell as the latest. that young man, still a teenager, died as a result of gunshots fired by sheriff deputies. the sheriff said that the men had no choice. family kid. they can t understand how he could have been shot and killed by a swat team in his own bedroom. i m going to make one statement, the police killed my grandson. he was a nice little kid. there was nothing wrong with him. the man said he was the urching. they spoke to us where vail lived with his