on news4 at 5 and 6, we are going to talk to riders, get their take on what they think of getting rid of the old paper fare card. at the vienna station adam tuss tuss, news4. i m darcy spencer at the loudoun county courthouse in leesburg, where prosecutors today are outlining their case against murder suspect min knew when, charged with shooting and killing his ex-wife s new husband. and what we found out today there is an argument that led up to this shooting. prosecutors say new when did not want the victim, he is ex-wife s new husband corey madison to be around his children alone. not a bad day across our region plenty of sunshine, however dealing with that smoke from canada those wildfires in canada giving us that smoke, a little bit of a haze out there, take a look at the satellite picture, you notice mostly clear skies no chance of rain today. jet stream to the north, what does that mean for us? temperatures back into the 90s, heat index, close 100, especially the
limit the effective inspects recognizing and resolving safety issues. coming up on news4 at 5:00 much more from what the federal transit administration is saying and what is metro s response to all of this? back to you. two brothers shall both teenagers, now charged in a brawl that ended with three people getting stabbed outside a fast food restaurant in virginia. now, that fight broke out on early sunday morning in fredericksburg outside the cook out restaurant on plank road a 15-year-old stabbed three men, killing two of them and today, his 17-year-old brother was also charged with assault. one of those victims was a naval officer. developing right now, we are learning an fbi agent was attacked by a stat.island man while trying to search the home in an isis-related investigation. the fbi says fareed mamounny tried to stab the agent with a kitchen knife. that agent s bulletproof vest protected him. he only suffered minor injuries. prosecutors say mamounny admitted af
mashable says it confirmed this snapchat video with several friends and seems to show dylann roof inside emanuel ame. sources say roof almost backed out because the people in the prayer group were so nice. but he felt he had to complete his mission. this afternoon, one of the victim s daughters spoke out in roof s first court hearing. i will never talk to her ever again. i will never be able to hold her again. you hurt a lot of people. may god forgive you. god forgive you. reporter: roof is on suicide watch and isolated from the general population, but officials told me they are well equipped for this. the u.s. corrections special operations group is based in virginia, but they were here within the last month or two to provide elite training to some of the corrections officers here and if that wasn t enough, there are 700 surveillance cameras in and around the prison. roof s case could last six months or several years a lot depends on whether prosecutors seek the death pe
together. reporter: were i m meagan fitzgerald. coming up at 5:00, we learn more about the man who family members say was an intricate part of this community. seems like this one behind me scenes all too common in fairfax county up twin brook road, not far from braddock road it is shut down because of, well, the obvious trees falling onto these power lines, the power lines you can see how close they are coming to the road in some parts. power crews tell me this probably has electricity out to a few hundred residents. they are working quickly, you may be able to hear the sound of some of the chainsaws, preremoval crews out here dominion power crews out here. the damage not just done to the power lines. we checked out some of the homes in fairfax county. folks had to take the day off because their homes are simply unlivable at this point. going to check in with them, show what you they are dealing with when we see you ahead at 5:00 n fairfax, i m david culver, news4. peop
you can see cars are creeping along. this is the southbound lane. it looks like a moonscape now. earlier, it was more like a maritime situation. it was like the georgia avenue river, water cascading down the southbound rain. water into homes. water into offices. water down driveways, turning nearby lawns into lakes. in is hazily that s her house and a lot of this water ended up inside. so you were in like, the living room? mm-hmm. sitting down? and did it did it come in like a water fall? yeah. rushing in? yeah. were you scared? a little bit. now how deep is it now? show me how deep. um, i don t know. almost up to your knee? yeah. reporter: joining me now live, lynn riggins with the wssc. lynn when will all this be fixed? at this point, hoping tomorrow morning. it is still a little early. haven t been able to dig down in the pipe and see how much damage was done to the pipe but early estimate would be tomorrow morning. by rush hour? tough to same