temperatures fall. a cool weekend. what does that mean for next week? of course, thanksgiving. plus another movie massacre plot. authorities say he had the guns to do it and the show selected. but his mom saved the day. good evening, i am doreen gentzler. two police officers suspended, appeared in uniform in a youtube video that spoofed racial profiling of motorists. jackie benson in palmer park with more. jackie? reporter: both officers are african-american. they were offduty when they participated inhe video at the request of a local actor/comedian. it was supposed to be funny. but prince george s county police chief, mark mcgall was not amused. depicted a traffic stop, prince george s county police car, pulls up behind the vehicle. two individuals, both african-american men, dressed in uniforms, exit thecruiser, approach the vehicle, being driven by an african-american male. there is demeaning language, racial slurs. even the chief described the video using
toll road to springfield. news 4 s derrick ward is live near the leesburg pike entrance in tysons corner. good morning. reporter: good morning. what we can tell you and this has to be confirmed by virginia state police, that it looks like the accidents, at least one, might have been inadvertent into the new express lane based on what we have, the information a car started out on the regular part of the roadway but ended up in the express lanes. nonetheless, there is still a learning curve now as we get into the new era of having the express lanes. i want to show you some of the video from earlier. these lanes opened up at about 2:00 a.m. this morning now and the design is and the plan is to sort of monitor traffic and manage the traffic in a way so as the planners say your commute should not get under 45 miles per hour even during rush hour. we showed you video, actually adam tusk was out driving yesterday and joining me now is pierce coffee with trans urban the group that
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there. also making news this evening witnesses are explaining why no one pulled a man to safety after he was thrown in front of an oncoming train in new york monday. aen is in that subway murder is now a suspect in that subway murder is now in custody. police managed to catch the suspect after reviewing surveillance video from businesses near the subway station and saw him speaking with street vendors right after that subway push of investigators originally put out information to us the suspect had dreadlocks, but police think he may have shaved his head to avoid arrest. you ll see that. we re also learning what may have sparked the argument leading to that deadly push. 30-year-old naeem davis brought to nypd headquarters charged with second degree murder. police say the homeless man admits to being in the time square subway station with ki- suck han when he was pushed onto the tracks in the path of an oncoming subway train. witnesses picked him out of a lineup as the m
affecting more than 20 children in california. the victims have polio-like symptoms. this morning one mother is describing what happened to her child. here s abc s brandi hitt. reporter: 4-year-old sophia jarvis was having trouble breathing. doctors thought she had asthma, but then she suffered weakness and paralysis in her left arm and leg. i d like to say that sophia is still a healthy young girl who s thriving, and we were very lucky that it only affected her left arm. reporter: doctors say sophia is one of five children in california showing signs of a mysterious polio-like illness, and they are investigating as many as 25 more. their average age is 12. all are unable to move some or all of their limbs. we think it s probably a very small number of overall patients infected by this virus that will have neurology complications. reporter: all of the children had been vaccinated against polio, and tests confirmed they did not have it. the disease was wiped out in