from maryland is now facing possible prison time. he was just indicted on gun and child porn charges. today, we learned he has resigned from the delegate post. meagan fitzgerald is live now with more on what authorities found during a raid of his charles county home. >> reporter: we're told 30-year-old caleb bailey was elected as a trump delegate back in april. he was illegally shipping ammunition and explosives. additional charges could soon follow. earl redden was home on may 5th when investigators surrounded his street. >> charles county police were down at the bottom of our driveway. they had about six or eight cars going down the road. >> reporter: he found out atf agents were raiding the home of 30-year-old caleb bailey. bailey was shipping boxes of ammunition and explosives to a licensed gun dealer in wisconsin. >> it was clear to postal inspectors that the material inside was dangerous and that they contacted the atf right away. >> reporter: one of the boxes split open and postal inspectors found 400 rounds of ammunition along with other projectiles. when investigators receiv

prosecution. >>> the new effort to protect people in maryland from the zika virus, but it doesn't include mo >>> we checked i sanders and donald trump. now we're going to take a closer look at some of the developments in the presidential race. >> chuck todd joins us now. no shortage of interesting things to talk about with you every single friday. what's up with trump? the debate with bernie sanders is on and now it is off. >> it started as a gag on "j "jimm"jimmy kimmel." what surprises me is trump is the one who pulled out. you debate sanders. you elevate sanders. it is two people -- and you aggregate hillary clinton. the person i would have expected to pull out of this would have been sanders because i think democrats would have tried to pressure him. what are you doing? so the surprising development is not that it is trump that nixed it, not sanders. >> speaking of hillary clinton, the state department inspector general this week blasted her for using that private e-mail server. is this something at this point that voters care about? >> i think there's a phrase that sometimes political c

in maryland. four of the top ten are right here in the d.c. area. coming in at number one, the inner loop of the beltway at the 270. the second worst spot is the outer loop at the greenbelt metro drive. the worst is southbound number 10 is the bw parkway at the edge of maryland 197. that report comes from the national transportation research group called t.i.p. >>> the fight against the zika virus and major obstacles remain. president obama has asked for $1.9 billion to fund research, treatment zi it provides $1.1 million and the house is set to vote tomorrow on a bill that grants $622 million to the zika virus fight. they're calling it woefully inadequa inadequate. >>> the fairfax county board of supervisors will turn to an outside consultant to examine the working environment inside the fire department there. that decision follows allegations that some female firefighters are victims of sexual harassment. after the recent suicide of firefighter nicole mittendorff, disparaging posts by men claims to be with the fire department were found on a community blog. then last week a fire de

were awarded the maryland star of life award in annapolis presented by the maryland institute for ems systems. it's a high honor. >> i don't normally expect stuff like this because we do it all day every day. >> reporter: because the driver died in in the crash, so did a lot of the answers for exactly what happened that night. in annapolis, i'm tracee wilkins. news4. >>> now that the streetcar on h street northeast is running, transportation leaders are looking to expand it to georgetown. a new proposal would have the streetcar go through downtown ending in georgetown under the whitehurst freeway. the district would have to give it its own dedicated lane on k street. if everything goes as planned, you can hop on a streetcar to georgetown in ten years. >>> an urban park opens. it is a bit larger than two acres. it includes benches and some nice landscaping. a developer donated to fairfax county parks. >>> more growing pains in northern virginia. why development is causing a deep divide for people who live and work in tyson. >>> i'm mark segraves. coming up on news4, i'll tell you why m

beltsville, maryland. police are searching, however, for a suspect. one person dead. one person is injured. let me move out of the way. this is the school on the ground. i'm now showing you some video. we're hearing that prince george's county police said that they are searching for a suspect. again, not an active shooting situation. a spokesperson for prince george's county police and ems said that one person died at the scene and another was taken to a hospital. nbc news has confirmed that both victims and injured persons are adults. over the course of i'd say 30 minutes, there are parents here who have been waiting for their students. one man was able to pick up his daughter. let's hear what she has to say. >> eon we can we didn't know what to do. we were just crying. i was about to start a softball game. i was down at the field. we have a crate where we put all of our equipment. they rushed us in there. after about half an hour, they moved us to a locker room. then they kept us in the gym after that. >> reporter: now an update for you. the person injured we're hearing is in goo

maryland and throughout our area. tonight, a mother shares her personal story and shares lessons she learned with her son's battle with addiction. >> we kept it to ourselves because he was so sure he was going to beat it. >> reporter: the man who runs the tsa gets grilled on capitol hill about the growing lines at airports across the nation. >> this is unacceptable and it is time for congress to act. >>> first, breaking news. we're keeping an eye on anaheim, california. that's where donald trump just wrapped up a campaign speech. police ar crowd and there are reports of at least one arrest there. this morning the police in anaheim -- the chief that is, said his officers would have zero tolerance for violence or any other trouble. police and protesters clashed outside a trump rally in new mexico last night. >>> also tonight, a new chapter in the hillary clinton e-mail controversy. >> the state department inspector general sent congress a report that sharply criticized clinton's use of a private e-mail account during her time as secretary of state. the practice was not against state de

. >>> university of maryland police promise to review and then release body camera video of their response to a graduation party over the weekend. a twitter video shows a chaotic scene at the courtyards in college park early saturday. police were called to break up the party. some people are criticizing the officers because they used pepper spray twice before they arrested two people. >>> a few days after a wilson high school student was stabbed and wounded another student was beaten up and robbed in the same d.c. neighborhood. both incidents happened in northwest d.c. in the second police district. this most recent attack happened last month near georgetown day high school. mark segraves is there with more. mark? >> report seen a spike in crimes like this in a confined neighborhood, it's typically been a small group of suspects committing those crimes, but police don't believe that's the case in these tinnily town attacks. it was a school day. 1:30 in the afternoon. surveillance video from georgetown day school shows a student walking toward the camera and three suspects walking

-letter word at the center of a legal fight. the reason what has a maryland brewing company taking action outside the courtroom. >>> it's coming up in a short little while, but doug, we want to hear what kind of weather we can expect in the next 48, 72 hours. >> look at that map. >> i can go up to seven days and now up to ten days and the seasonal forecasts goes up to three months and we can go a year. >> how much money would you bet on forecasting two months from now? how much money? >> are you talking a specific day? out of your >> let's take a look at what's happening here. >> i got a chance to win ten cents. >> a very nice day. >> we told you temperatures in the 80s and current temperatures on the warm side and that heat index coming in at 85. it's warm and humid. but it's not oppressive and today a typical summerlike day and 82 front royal and 84 in fredericksburg and annapolis coming in at 79 and nice, mild temperatures and the only complaint has been the allergies and they've been on the high side and if you're suffering from allergies and it's not the best time for you. storm team

, sunshine coming out. heavy rain towards southern maryland. rain moving in toward frederick county, merrill. we are seeing more showers. southern maryland getting hit hard. this is only rain. we will continue tomorrow. i will see you back here in a minute with a full seven-day forecast. >> the rain is only complicating the cleanup from the heavy storms last night. homes and cars show the scars from the severe weather. a lot of hail too. sometimes the only thing you can do to stay safe is get out of the way. challenging. meagan fitzgerald reports on what you need to know to prevent damage the next time around. >> the prince george's county fire department says this home is one of five that was damaged after a tree came crashing down. they say while storm damage can be inevitable. they also say there are some things residents can do to protect their property. >> last night it was thunderstorming pretty bad around 10:00, 10:20. >> reporter: if you anywhere in the dmv, this is a familiar sight. lightning and strong gusting winds. firefighters say some damage isn't avoidable but residents can cu

. >> the jay family lives in maryland. they're expecting a baby after undergoing ivf. the amendment recently passed the senate appropriations committee and will soon head to the senate floor. >>> a happy ending to a story we reported earlier this year. >> it's about a cllege freshman whose tuition money was stolen while she was on her way to penn state university. millie farafino's $10,000 tuition was in her mother's purse which was accidentally left at a restaurant in arlington. a chief was caught on surveillance video stealing that purse before the family could return. tonight, from thousands of miles away, the online provider of the educational technology called ue that group wrote a check to penn state to replace the $10,000 and allow lilly to continue with her education. >> good news. >> glad to hear that. >>> doug is back now with a look at our weather forecast. >> aren't we sending some kind of a record with the rainy day and consecutive rainy days, doug? it feels like we ought to be. >> i'm all about setting records. >> not this kind. >> if you're going to do it, go big or g

maryland. >> the man accused of carrying out two shootings at local shopping centers of not supposed to have any guns. tore had a protective order taken out against him. his wife was afraid he would hurt her. last week gladys tordil was killed, shot outside high points high school in beltsville. bureau chief tracee wilkins is live now with lingering questions in this case. >> reporter: according to the montgomery county states attorney the gun that was used in the shooting spree and here outside of high point was bout legally by tordil in 2014 in las vegas. he was supposed to turn that gun and all other guns that he owned over to the prince george's county sheriff's department. so show you was he able to keep it? the bottom line is he just decided to. >> she did everything she knew to do. >> reporter: gladys tordil did all the right things when she went to court and electrifiesed her husband eulalio tordil the man who she said threatened to harm her if she ever left him. >> everything was done correctly by the victim. >> reporter: before shooting four people and killing two of them in m

maryland in 2014 and 2015, which the fbi says comes from phones and portable devices. baker videotaped at least one young girl and shared those images, but didn't specify how many children are included in those 50,000 images they say they uncovered. scott macfarlane, news4. >>> he showed up at the door with flowers, but investigators say his actions were criminal. tonight we're hearing how a neighbor helped police track down a delivery driver who is facing felony charges now. pat collins is in kensington with more on that. >> reporter: doreen, no one was home when it happened. a dlelivery turned into a take away. stolen from this house a credit card, cash, and an ipad used by a boy with cerebral palsy. >> he loves music and movies. the ipad i everything on. >> reporter: police say this man went on a buying spree the day before easter. the problem is the credit card he used belongs to this woman, stolen from her home in kensington. police say the suspect was a delivery man, bringing flowers to kelly's home. watch as he goes to the front and then to the back, checking things out. back in fr

of them was arrested in waldorf, maryland and the other in newark, jersey. they're going to feel more at ease since the arrests were announced and police warn there could be more arrests. >> we hava i lot more interviews to do and other people to drag down. >> that's ed rossler announcing to they arrested these two suspects, 24-year-old william franklin in waldorf, maryland and 26 jezminder sefi. ? they shot at a police officer. they injured a community member this is huge. we've taken two violent offenders off the street and we're about to bring them to justice. >> sefi's arrest happened here in new jersey. the two are accused of the heist in brookfield mraz. an officer confronted one of the suspects and a shootout followed and a passing driver got hit with a bullet. after crashing two vehicles the suspects got away, so it seemed through through our investigative efforts with our detectives we were able to piece together who they were. >> i thank the fairfax cotton police and they did a very good job. muhammad ri a gun pointed at his race. >> want only for me, for everyone. >> w

. >>> a man killed during a shooting spree in maryland has been laid to rest now. a funeral mass was held for malcolm winfeld, who was trying to carjack a woman at the mall last week. that woman and another man were injured. the family remembered him as someone always willing to help others. >> he lived and died as a hero, and we'll always remember that. >> that's my brother. very helpful. he will go out and that asks. and if she did ask him, he will run over there and help her. >> winfeel was married with two children. he was laid to rest today. the man accused of killing him is in jail, charged with murder. >>> police video shown in court today, reenacting the arrest of freddie gray. it happened during the first day of a bench trial involving a bike officer, named edward nero. he is one of the officers who helped load gray into the back of the police van, where he later died. news 4 chris gordon joins us live from baltimore with more. >> reporter: doreen, today we watched that video that shows what might have happened inside the police van to cause the fatal injuries, freddie gray

only in batgaithersburg. not a lot of rain today. many of you, especially in maryland, have stayed dry. they've been back to the west. they're very slowly moving east around hagerstown and martinsburg. let's zoom on in to this area right here. always a mess this time of day, but because of the rain even worse around quantico and woodbridge. some rain in towards the leesburg area and loudoun county. more rain, some rain along i-81. our friends over towards the shepherd's town area and falling rivers area seeing some rain. it is a very slow-moving system moving off toward the east and behind it i want to show you the wider picture because this is really cool. look at this area of low pressure just sitting up here and spinning. it's cut off. what that means is it is not moving. normally these move very quickly through our region, but this one is not going to move all that much. that's why we're looking at more rain for days. that's why it's looking like seattle. the cool pattern sticks around. shower chances each day. the best chance will be on friday. some of that rain on friday may be o

into our area. notice the bright colors here in virginia and maryland. that's moderate to heavy rain impacting the region. you want to be cautious for ponding on area roads. by 6:00 a.m., notice how weather has a lot of the activity only to the east of 90. this trend continues on future weather throughout the morning hours. however, i do think 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, 9:00 a.m. a lot of the area will be dealing with some rain. we'll get a break at noon. we'll see some limited sunshine at 3:00. that helps to fuel the showers and thunderstorms over the mountains. here is 6:30. a broken line of showers and thunderstorms moving through the d.c. metro area and some pockets of heavier rain. it is still going to be muggy tomorrow, but plenty of clouds in the forecast. 7:00 a.m., 68 degrees. the steadiest rain will be east of 95. by noon, this is our best chance for some dry time around the midday hours. 74 at that point. maybe some limited sunshine. scattered thunderstorms at 3:00, especially west of town. 78. by 8:00, still tracking scattered thunderstorms and temperatures currently, we're mainly

spray to break up an on campus party at the university of maryland. darcy spencer talked to police and she's live tonight in college park. >> reporter: some students are criticizing the police department for that use of pepper spray. the president of the university and now the chief of the campus police department promising a thorough investigation. today, we learned several of the officers involved were wearing body cameras and they're expected to release some of that video. >> first of all, let me say i'm very concerned about the perception that my students have of what happened. >> reporter: the chief of university of maryland police commenting for the first time since his officers deployed pepper spray during an early morning confrontation at a graduation party. this twitter video shows the chaotic scene inside the courtyard apartment building. the police had gone there to break up a lar there was a report that somebody had a large baseball bat. >> so far what i see causes me concern in some cases on both sides. students who should have just left and perhaps we could have perfo

shore and southern maryland and more making its way from the west back towards the mountains. you can see the rain that's been happening all day today around leonardtown and cambridge and salisbury. took me five hours to get from ocean city home today in part because of the rain. now back to the west tracking these storms making their way in towards hardy county and west virginia and right through the downtown region one little shower going on. right along 50 and northeast and bowie. it is slowly moving that way. but the showers, they're trying to move out. going to have some hard times doing it. temperatures staying on the warm side, but the shower chances remain. we'll talk much more about this coming up in just a minute. >>> virginia state police are investigating a deadly motorcycle crash involving a man who took part in the rolling thunder rally over the weekend. happened yesterday in arlington county after the annual ride. police say a group of bikers was traveling on i-66 when they came upon stopped traffic approaching the rosslyn tunnel. craig van brunt wasn't able to brake in

that has never occurred in a maryland courtroom before. >> first at 6:00, new fall out for metro riders. tonight is one of the last fridays you will be able to catch a train after midnight. >> metro trail is going to shut down every night at midnight beginning on june 3rd. part ofity safety improvement plan. derek wolf joins us with a closer look at the impact of p derek? >> yeah, jim, we are here at gallery place. 7th and f northwest. things are picking up here and it goes well into the night. perhaps patronize the businesses, or perhaps your job relies on the restaurants and bars. coming up next month you will have to start making changes. >> it has become an important mover of the local economy. but as its aged, metro has become prone to delays an danger. now the system is asking those who rely on it to bite the bullet. starting june 3rd, the subway system will close a no more 3:00 a.m. closings on friday and saturday. those hours have become vital to the thriving hospitality in the city. >> we can't count high enough to describe how much metro contributed to the success of th

us she had just graduated from the university of maryland. >>> here's a crime story we don't recall ever running across. tonight, police in montgomery county are searching for a bathtub bandit. it was pretty pricey. there are still a lot of questions about how the guy pulled it off. news4's pat collins has the story in >> i just didn't like how it felt. >> reporter: that's ross. he's been selling high-end plumbing supplies for more than 20 years. but last week he had a sale he'll not soon forget. >> i feel hurt. i'm 63. it's just something i still will live with for the rest of my life. >> reporter: police say this man came into union hardware and bought this designer bathtub. it retails for $13,000. it was on sale for 6700. ross swipes the guy's credit card. it comes back denied. the guy pulls out his cell phone, dials the number. he gets a woman on the line. he hands the phone to ross. the woman says punch in these numbers. ross punches in the numbers and before you can say bubble bath the deal's approved and the guy makes off with the high-end bathtub. >> but the time we got upst