a woman lying in the southbound lane of connecticut avenue just before the intersection with knoells. >> it appeared there was some commotion in the vehicle. one witness described the woman trying to get out of the van. the man pulling her back, shooting her and pushing her out into the roadway. at that time the van took off. the drive of this large truck heard the shot straight ahead of him. you swerved to avoid her? >> yeah. >> reporter: this cell phone videotape by a man on the scene seconds after the shooting, shows people administering cpr to the victim to no avail. the person who took the video helped police, translating from spanish to english the account of the shooting. >> a lady was trying to come out of her car, the driver grabbed her from the back and with the other hand got either a rifle or shotgun and shot her in the bag

of her head. he was trying to load again and he took off. >> reporter: it happened right across the street from the kensington shell station where a surveillance camera recorded the minivan traveling south on connecticut avenue, stopping at the red light at knoells where the woman was shot trying to get out of the van. >> i didn't go close to her, i was feeling really bad about the situation. this place is known to have -- we had a situation before with the sniper thing, and i didn't really want to go there and see what's going on. >> reporter: it was just about ten years ago, october 3rd, 2002 when the d.c. snipers struck on that day when they killed five. their fourth victim was here at kensington shell. lori lewis rivera was shot to death at the vacuum cleaning out her minivan. and today's fatal shooting here on connecticut avenue for many in this area, reopens those old wounds. chris gordon, news 4 in kensington, back to you in the

studio. >> thank you, chris. the search that began in kensington has now fans out across the county, as tips about the suspect's whereabouts are pouring in. a command post has been set up in rockville, that's where pat colins is tonight. >> reporter: we're at the federal plaza shopping center in rockville, behind me you can see the montgomery county police command post for this intense manhunt. this is the guy they're looking for. he's the murder suspect, joining me live now, captain paul starks this is an all out effort. >> we have detectives and street officers looking for mr. gilberti. >> do you think he's on foot? >> it remains a possibility. we're not sure, but that's why we put that in that release. >> anticipate he's armed? >> we believe he could be. he was involved in a violent enkounltder this morning. >> what should people do if they do run across him? >> thanks for asking that. we need to hear from folks. we don't want them to approach him. they should contact police by dialling 911 immediate lay.

>> thank you. now more on this murder suspect. the murder suspect ird phied as phillip joseph gilberti, 51 years old, 6'0" dual, 250 pounds. he's armed, he's dangerous. sources tell news 4 the victim was his ex-wife. she had a stayaway order against him. according to court documents, he told her, i catch you with another man, i will kill you both. and if you call police on me, i better be locked up for a long time. because i'll be coming back for you. the manhunt for the murdered suspect first led police to this aspen hill neighborhood. streets closed off, neighbors warned, the s.w.a.t. team

deployed. they say phillip gilberti has friends here. he might have reason to be here. ray broomall lives nearby, he saw the police make their move. >> lots of cops? >> yeah. >> big guns? >> of course. >> what do you make of this? >> it's crazy, man. >> reporter: for hours, police surrounded the place, but when they got inside, no sign of the suspect. neighbor broomall know s gilberti. he described him this way. >> he's crazy. i wouldn't mess with him, come across his path at all. >> reporter: about a half a block away, police locate a pickup truck linked to the suspect. they tow the truck, still no sign of the man they're looking for. this afternoon in rockville, they located the van. the van that was used in the kensington murder. that caused police to intensify their search here. they set up a command center, they have the s.w.a.t. team at the ready, a helicopter on high.

they're using every available resource. now over the weekend gilberti was arrested for violating the protective order. monday he was in court. the prosecutor wanted him held, the judge let him out on a $50,000 bond. that was monday. tuesday the murder in kensington. live in rockville, pat collins, news 4. breaking news right now out of fairfax county, two lanes of the dulles toll road are shut down by a truck accident. these are live pictures from chopper 4 coming in. this boom truck you see, fell over into the eastbound lanes between mcgarretty road and idle wood road bridges. there were no injuries, but as you can see, two lafrns of traffic are blocked off. this boom truck is really stretched out right across two lanes at least. over the next two hours, traffic

will be pretty much of a nightmare we're hearing. live pictures from fairfax county on the dulles toll road. decision day today in the deep south, the republican presidential candidates are facing another critical test today. alabama and missouri are holding primaries. rick santorum is hoping the races will transform him from an underdog to a serious contender. newt gingrich may have the most riding on the results tonight. losses in both states would lead him without a clear path forward. president obama is promising a thorough investigation into the shooting rampage in began stan. he called the murder of 16 afghan civilians outrageous and unacceptable. he says the pentagon will spare no effort in conducting a full investigation. the u.s. army sergeant who allegedly committed these murders remains in custody.

defense officials telling nbc news capital murder charges may be filed against him. taliban insurgents opened fire on a delegation of afghan officials. the delegation included two brothers of hamid karzai. they were not injured. now to a story that's first on four, a flurry of subpoenas issued in connection with the campaign corruption case that has rocked the d.c. political establishment. news 4 has learned the new subpoenas involve cash and contributions, controlled by jeff thompson. the fbi, you may recall, raided thompson's home and offices earlier this month. tom sherwood broke this story on nbcwashington.com this afternoon, the scandal keeps growing bigger and bigger? >> this is a major step. grand jury subpoenas, they want information going back nearly ten years. >> reporter: the subpoenas are

just going out this week for political campaigns in 2003 that may have dn any business with jeffrey thompson or accepted contributions from him or his vast network of associates. they declined further comment. others said they have not yet received the mailed subpoenas, but have heard about them. >> we want to welcome in our councilmember. >> vincent gray's 2010 campaign for mayor, already is the focus of a federal probe looking into a possible shadow campaign involving cash and unreported expenses. as well as donations from jeff thompson. council chairman kwame brown's 2008 at large campaign is also under federal probe. the new subpoenas include candidates for mayor and other offices dating back to 2003. a spokesman for the u.s. attorney's office declined comment. it's the focus of a wide ranging probe into his massive giving

campaigns. a copy of the subpoena obtained by news 4, shows a broad based search for documents referring or relating to thompson. his business partners and firms he controls. thompson holds the city's medicaid contract worth more than 3 million a year. and has a prominent accounting firm the subpoena asks for any documents or detailing contributions. now, one official told us the scope of the investigation is breathtaking and is far from over. jim? giant in name only. one of the supermarket chain's smallest stores is now closing down. giant announced plans to shut the store in the 3300 block of wisconsin' in cleveland park. it's been there since 1953. it will close its doors for the

final time on april 12th. a new development will be built there. including a new giant that's more than three times the size the current onep. that store is expected to open in 2014. it was a hot one out there today, it was what, 80 degrees? >> and it's the warmest so far this time of year. doug is wearing -- what are you wearing a 20 spf today or 25? >> no, i didn't put any on just yet, i want to make sure i get some color, some vitamin d. we make our way through the winter, the sun coming down, it's feeling beautiful out here right now. it doesn't get much better than this in the early part of march. take a look outside right now, we did reach 80 degrees earlier, now down to 78. this is the warmest day we've seen this year. take a look at the winds, gusting to 25 miles an hour. we're dealing with a little bit a wind gust here, the frontal boundary making its way through. look at the numbers, 80 in

baltimore, 81 in manassas. and down toward fredericksburg, 80 in laplata. we are going to see those warm temperatures right on throughed rest of the evening. here's where the showers are right now, into portions of prince william county. right around the district in through southeast and making their way toward arlington and alexandria. making their way over toward the national harbor region. looking around, can i see the clouds from the showers. it's pretty cool. 65 at 9:00, 62 by 11:00. i'll be back to show you how long this warm weather lasts coming up. >> thank you, doug. still ahead, quick action leads to the safe return of a 5-month-old taken this morning from outside his home. and next, he intentionally set at least eight fires. and prosecutors say he did it for attention. today he learned his fate and came face to face with those

permanently scarred by his actions. a tall order, doctors at uva

a man who admitted to an arson spree that landed several d.c. firefighters in the hospital. he was sentenced today. maurice dues admitted to setting at least eight fires. darcie spencer was in the courtroom, and she's here to tell us what happened there. >> wendy, at the sentencing today, a prosecutor said he has an unhealthy fascination with fire. after setting the blazes, he would often call 911 and knock on doors. he wanted to be a hero. the fire on 48th place last april flashed over. the roof collapsed, trapping and injuring several d.c. firefighter zplz it's really -- i thought i was going to die. >> he sustained burns to his hands and arms. he gave a victim pact statement today as the man who admitted to setting the fire was sentenced.

>> this is something that's going to affect all us directly involved for the rest of our lives. we're never going to forget it. >> maurice admitted to setting at least eight fires in d.c. and prince georges county over the span of three and a half years, he was sentenced to 25 years behind bars. in court, he said, i take full responsibility for it. i'm trying to get myself together to get the help i need so i can come back. prosecutorers outlined a bizarre motive for the crimes. he said the fire so he could be part of a rescue mission. on some fire scenes he took action to help people escape harm after setting the blaze. prosecutors say as the flames were burning here at the house on 48th place, dues called 911. he ran over here next door, banged on the door and warned residents to get out because the flames were spreading. chuck ryan was the most critically injured in the northeast blaze, he returned to the job seven months after the fire. he expressed mixed emotions

about the sentence. >> just because he called 911 after he lit a fire, doesn't make me feel any better or remorseful to me. >> both firefighters are relieved that dues has accepted responsibility for his crimes and he was ordered to receive mental health, substance abuse and anger management treatment. >> it did destroy, but i'm not going to let this beat me. >> dues attorney says he suffers from a mental illness. he was ordered to get the meantal health, substance abuse and other counselling. all of the injured firefighters have returned to duty. they never even dreamed of quitting. >> thank you, darcie. we're on a role in the right direction. ever's out there in short and flip-flops. >> yes. >> still march? >> it's amazing, you see all those people dressed -- you have to pull everything out of the attic. it's coming a little early this time of year. wow! we're talking about wow. today was a wow day. take a look outside, a lot of

people enjoying it, down along the mall a little earlier, i have one those trees in my front yard. >> it's a tulip tree. >> you sure? >> well, facebook and twit ter s right now, send in your tweets, i want to know what kind of tree that was. everyonep out there in short sleeves. absolutely spectacular, you see those guys in shorts right there, what a great day to get in a workout. high temperature reached 80 degrees, right now we're sitting at 78 degrees. winds out of the west at 5 miles an hour. we're seeing showers and a thunderstorm or two around the region. just as we were talking about yesterday. 78 in martinsburg, 79 in lees burg. 82 in culpepper and laplata. only 59 degrees with the influence coming off the chesapeake bay. you don't see a lot on storm four radar, there's a line of showers right here, we'll do a couple zooms for you.

look at this guys, right here, right over crofton, maryland. this is a fairly heavy downpour, right along route 50. watch out there. more shower activity right along 495. to the south of kettering, just to the south of maryland, making its way to the oxon hill region. just to the east of national harbor. so this is some shower activity too. down to the south, we have another shower that came through warrington a minute ago. and then we move down into prince william county. just to the south of manassas. what's to the south of manassas? that's where nokesville is. they're seeing a little bit of a shower. i was in nokesville a little earlier today. i want to say hello to the entire student body. we saw all of those kids there, about 300 kids, talking about the weather all day long. had a great time with them. really eng joyed myself down there today.

thank you for having me out there today. what are we going to be seeing the next couple days? we're going to be talking about more warm weather with plenty of sunshine, it's going to be spectacular here over the next couple days. there will be another chance for a shower. maybe a thunderstorm during the day on friday. maybe saturday too. but it is going to be beautiful. 79 tomorrow. 80 on thursday. 77 on friday. and 75 on saturday. wendy, i just heard you say it's outrageous. the average high is 55 degree today. and we're going to be 25 degrees warmer than just about every day over the next few days. >> my neighbor said, watch, it's going to snow next week. i said, i don't think it can, can it? >> can it? technically yes, but i see this pattern be lasting for two weeks. >> wow! >> coming up, some promising news for virginia's economy as a key indicator hits levels not seen there in three years. homeless hotspots, a

controversial concept to pay homeless people as roving wifi hotspots.

day one of free agency just an hour to go so far? >> are the redskins in a good position right now? have they handled this problem with the cap? what's going on out there? >> the redskins were in a phenomenal position about two days ago. right now they're in an okay position. it seems to be manageable, because they already signed and resigned several players. the latest news coming down. adam gets a 24 million dollar deal, he's a defensive lineman for the redskins. other than that, it's been about the wide receivers. pierre garcon made the facebook announcement. josh morgan a d.c. native who's been in san francisco for four years, is on the verge signing with the redskins. garcon is the headliner, though, today, he's the wide receiver that the redskins have been coveting for a long, long time.

they did not go after vincent jackson, instead, garrison was their number one target, 6'0", 210 pounds, he had a career year in indy without peyton manning. now, he fits the bill, he's only 25 years old, but he's never had a 1,000 yard season. however, he has gotten better every single year. this has been a roller coaster for fans and players alike. not just free agency today, because that's only been about an hour and a half. but first you get the tradeup, where they're going to take rg-3, supposedly, and then you find out they're going to lose $36 million. we get their take on what's been going on the last few day, starting specifically with with the tradeup to draft robert griffen, iii. >> to be able to acquire a guy like that, with athleticism,

intelligence. what he would be able to bring to the quarterback standpoint. one of those guys have an it factor. obviously he's a young guy, a rookie, he's going to have ups and downs. i think it's going to be much like cam newton. >> initially i was with surprised. you know coming across the bottom line, text messages going off. people asking me, did i know about it? they don't tell me anything. it was news to me just like anybody else. it's exciting, you know what he did in college. to say you have an idea who's going to be the quarterback, get ready to work with him. >> and he's a texas guy too. i mean, from the state of texas? >> exactly, you have to have a little texas connection. you have orakpo, me, griffin. >> now you have the whole salary cap debacle. on the day of free agency today

you find out that you're going to have half the salary cap space to go out there and sign guys to make this team better. what were you thinking when you heard about that? >> that was another surprise on the opposite end of the spectrum. i put the trust in bruce allen and coach shanahan. that's outside my pay grade. >> it's crazy how everything went down. i'm trying to figure out information as far as what happened, why did it happen to us this way. but ultimately, it comes down to hurt players. you see a guy let go -- so we can open up more cap room. also, signing guys, you know getting what they deserve and have earned over the years. does that put us at a disadvantage now as far as acquiring these guys? >> you think this is unfair? do you understand why the league did? >> i understand what happened and why they did it. i believe it was an is a agreement between the owners as far as having an off the record

cap in an uncapped season. i understand what they did, but it doesn't make any sense barring what the cba called for. i'm pretty sure they'll work it out. that's among the owners, and only they know what happened. >> that's lower earn do alexander in his pill at tays studio. we will hear more from themes and get anthony's take on wide receivers coming to washington, since that he the position he plays. >> a lot of excitement. thank you,dan. >> you're welcome. just ahead, the carjacking suspect who chose the wrong suv to steal. it had a baby in the back seat and that prompted a massive police response. >> this guy has a real problem on his hands.

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a manhunt underway in montgomery county. 51-year-old phillip gilberti is the subject. police believe he killed a woman on connecticut avenue in kensington this morning. the victim is his ex-wife who had a stayaway order against him. officers recovered two vehicles that are linked to this guy. police believe he may be armed and considered dangerous. >> federal prosecutors are sending out a flurry of subpoenas in the city's ongoing

scandal amid allegations of campaign corruption. the subpoena has asked for dealings with jeffrey follow son. two lanes of the dulles toll road still shut down. that boom truck fell over. there were no injuries, but look at this. this is expected to impact traffic for at least the next two hours. doug, beautiful day out there. >> beautiful days as we talked about yesterday, springtime temperatures could lead to springtime thunderstorms. we have a couple of those out there right now. most of us will be on the dry side. you see not too many showers out there, this is where we're seeing some of the bigger ones, look at the one around annapolis. that's a pretty good downpour coming in around annapolis. you're going to see this around the camp springs area. over toward mount calbert, you'll see that in the next 10 to 15 minutes.

as i mentioned, some heavy downpours coming right around the river and annapolis as we speak. now, to the district tonight where a family's nightmare is over. this morning their 5-month-old son was being strapped into his car seat when a carjacker jumped too the family suv and took off. it all began just before 8:00 this morning. the baby was found a short distance away in prince georges county. a massive police search is on to find the carjacking suspect. >> surrounded by relieved family members. paramedics look over the 5-month-old baby, the child is fine. reunited with his parents after being taken in a carjacking in the drive way of his family's home in southeast. >> it's the most frightening thing i've ever experienced. probably not compared to what my sister and brother-in-law experienced. we bless god for the safe return of the baby. and again, but for the grace of god, we have our nephew, my

sister has her son back. if god had months shown his favor on us, this could have had a different result. >> reporter: before the hugs there were with frantic tears. just before 8:00 a.m., the baby had been strapped into his car seat, when a thief jumped into the white suv and took off. the child still in the back seat. police blanketed the area looking for the vehicle. with investigators closing, in the suspect bailed out. the suspect ran from the scene leaving the child hinned. >> we're thankful for the metropolitan police, the prince georges county police. we're going to go home and enjoy our nephew right now. >> police used dogs to try to pick up the suspect's trail. as of noon he was still on the loose. >> the whole ordeal lasted about a half hour. the boy is fine. his parents declined going to the hospital, deciding instead to take their baby home. in southeast, megan mcgrath, news 4. >> good news for job seekers in

virginia. opportunities for work appearing to be on the increase, as the commonwealth records its lowest unemployment rate in three years. julie carrie reports. >> reporter: christopher myers has been at his new job for two days. he wasn't hired off the unemployment roles. he does represent the kind of job growth that's given virginia its lowest unemployment rate in three years. >> in our field virginia's the place to go. because of the technology sector. micro tech is right down the street from herndon. >> ceo tony jimenez started his tech company in 2004, and in the last four years, the number of employees has nearly doubled. >> to be able to create even one job is important. we've been able to create over 450 jobs. and work consistently and have consistently grown for the last eight years. it's nice to know we're

contributing to those good numbers that came out. >> the i.t. support company human touch is growing so much, it's taking over the office suite it once shared. the number of workers here has tripled since 2008. >> i think there's a lot of energy here, especially in the fairfax county area. you want to taug about energy. all have you to do is look outside my windows, you'll see everything from construction to the mall to all the i.t. places here. >> reporter: a recent analysis by george mason university shows that northern virginia's job growth comes from state and local government, construction and in the leizure and hospitality industry. >> this newly hired employee says the job market is very competitive. >> it's definitely a tight market. it's opening up, like i said, more selective and thankfully i have multiple job offerings. >> in fairfax county, julie carrie news 4.

>> the national outlook is also promising. unemployment rates fell in 45 states in the district. one state saw an increase. four saw no change. the unemployment rate in virginia 5.8%. in maryland, 6.5%. the district is just under 10%. the national rate stands at 8.3. doctors at the university of virginia have helped the world's tallest man stop growing. his name is saltan cozen. he was already 8'3" when he arrived in virginia for treatment back in 2010. a tumor in his pituitary grand caused his body to create too much growth hormone. the daily progress reports he's back in turkey doing well, and he has stopped growing. cozen's treatment will be mentioned in the guinness book of world records. how do you fly back. >> not only that. but also getting in a car, a

bed, furniture. getting in and out of a doorway. that's tough. if you're in the habit of trying to beat yellow lights, you may want to rethink your plan. >> a bunch more red light cameras are going up in our area. >> meet the guy who is suing apple after his

some not so sweet news today

for men who drink soda and other sugary drinks. men who drank a 12 ounce sugary drink a day had a 10% increase for heart disease. artificially sweetened drinks were not found to raise the risk. vets in fairfax have accomplished a large task on a tiny animal. they performed eye surgery on a bat. he was rescued last year, he had a wing so badly damaged a portion of it had to be removed. since then he's been helping bat world northern virginia educate the public about bats. he recently developed a severe eye infection. and his eye surgery was quite challenging because he is so tiny. >> we tried a number of medical treatments with antibiotics and he did not get any better. we decided the next step was to do surgery to remove his eye.

he did where during surgery and has recovered completely from surgery at this time. >> i hope jorge didn't hear me call him george a minute ago. his eye is only three millime r millimeter'swide, about the size of a pinhead. >> he's a tiny little thing. >> very. still to come tonight on news 4 at 5:00, exploiting the homeless or giving them a chance to make some cash. one company wants to turn people into wireless hotspots. not everyone's on board with this. skyrocketing gas prices have drivers changing their every day habits much find out what your neighbors are

how many miles are there in ten kilometers. >> sorry, i didn't find any messages for yesterday. >> what? >> who knew it had a british accent. >> it's answers like that are part of the reason a man is suing apple for false advertising. apple's commercials are misleading and deceptive. he claims siri often fails to understand what he says or responds with an intirely wrong answer. but with that british accent i think it's just messing with him. a lot of folks are talking online about a new marketing tool that turns homeless people

into portable internet hotspots. the homeless walk around with wif wifi devices. it's ignited a firestorm of opinion. >> you can tell that mark is a popular person. everyone gathers around him and he fills their need for speed. >> fast, fast, fast, 4g. >> as popular as he is now, when he's all done, mark doesn't have a home to go to. >> i find myself not able to pay rent or find work or have an income. >> reporter: that's why this hotspot is the chance of a lifeti lifetime. finding a quick connection, he follows the directions on his shirt. mark can get you online and you can help him out also.

>> i apologize for that audio. i think siri sounded better. >> we're sprink drunk on this warm balmy breezes. >> i don't even think that's a meteorlogical term. 78 degrees right now, it's gorgeous all across the area. 78 degrees out there right now, winds gusting to 25 miles an hour, it's a very warm wind. it's simply beautiful across our region. we talked about a couple storms across our region today. a couple reports of hail toward crofton and annapolis as this storm came through the area. there was lightning and thunder around annapolis. now it's move ago cross the bay. note sure if it had to pay the toll. down toward the south, in one into southern portions of anne arundel county, you can see what

i'm talking about, around mchenry. we'll continue to watch that move off to the east in about the next half hour or so. another shower down to the south. this just to the south of wood bridge making its way over to charles county. that's all we're going to see. fairly quick downpours, nothing severe out of these, you may see or hear a rumble of thunder out there. 65 to 74 degrees, tonight a lot of people saying, we're going to get the grill out. >> i know i'm thinking about that. mostly clear and nice. 47 to 55 degrees with wined withes out of the west at 5 to 10 miles per hour. tomorrow, sunny, warm again, and pleasant. 73 to 80 degrees tomorrow, another gorgeous afternoon. as we make our way through the next couple days p.m. look at this, 80 on your thursday, 77 on friday. 75 on saturday. just a couple showers.

both friday and saturday. we stay at least 70 degrees or better right on through the next couple days. saturday, 75. sunday 72. monday 74, and tuesday 76. and i don't see this trend ending any time soon. i think we could go all the way through next friday or saturday with temperatures into the 70s. is liz coming up right now? liz is talking about ways to make sure your grill is ready to go. >> she's going to tell you how to get the spiders out of that. a multibillion dollar settlement over alleged foreclosure. and the price of gas is changing driver's habits. liz is here with all of that. we begin with the $25

billion settlement between the government and five of the country's largest mortgage lenders. the settlement comes after a year and a half of contentious negotiations after alleged foreclosure abuse. the banks will pay roughly $20 billion to help borrowers avoid foreclosures. most of that will go toward reducing loans for about 1 million of the 11 million households under water. the banks will pay $5 billion cash to the federal and state governments. about a third of that money is going to be used for sending $2,000 checks to about 750,000 americans who were improperly foreclosed upon. with gas prices breaking $4 a gallon drivers are changing their has been ipts every day. aaa did a nationwide survey, it found 60% of drivers are combines trips and errands, 52% are driving fewer miles. 45% say they dine out less and

21% say they now car pool or van pool. aaa has a free app by the way, that lets you find the lowest gas prices. low is kind a generic term there. there is a consumer alert tonight for bargain hunters looking for brand name items online. knockoff luxury items everything from jewelry to handbags. the department of homeland security reports more than $78 million worth of domestic counterfeit merchandise seized in 2011. websites like craigslist and ebay are hotspots for such knockoffs. there's a warning about vendors setting up their own websites. if the price seems too good to be true, it probably is. always deal with a reputable business and consumers who later realize they bought counterfeit luxury goods and paid with a credit card can contact their kretd ilt card company to try to

challenge that charge. online you think you're getting a really good deal. it's one thing if you're walking down the street and someone says, i have a rolex for $4. you say, okay, i get it. >> no $10 rolexs? >> no. here's what we're working on for tonight at 6:00. >> the latest on the corruption scandal, subpoenas issued in the district tonight. those are related to campaigns dating back nearly a decade. it's a story we broke first on nbcwashington.com today. also ahead, the day after the kony 2012 movement released a new viral video, we're hearing from kony's native village.

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if you drive in arlington, you better watch out for those red lights. tracy wilkins has our report. >> robbers are still boldly running red lights at some arlington intersections, almost two years after the deployment of red light cameras. >> people are still running red lights, even with the cameras there? >> yes, that's what we're seeing so far. >> now, police are working to add more cameras, while numerous intersections were considered, six were chosen. now, eight new red light cameras are being proposed for jefferson davis highway, and 23rd street south. columbia pike and south gleeb road.

numerous intersections wereted. the proposed cameras are in the final stages of approval and are expected to be launched in early summer. the tickets will cost $50 for violation with no points or court costs. police say it's not about the money, it's about pedestrians and drivers safety. >> we're recognized nationally for our efforts. this is another tool for us. >> they're not looking forward to the new cameras. >> it helps deter -- >> i don't think it does, i think it just generate money. >> i hate the red light cameras, the speed cameras, i think they're a terrible violation. what's that book by george other well, 1984?

big brother. i don't like them. >> when those cameras are deployed, arlington county will have cameras up at 20 locations that's the maximum according to the state that they can have around the county. earlier we told you about a pilot program that turns homeless people into portable hotspots. a british advertising agency came up with this idea, critics say it's degrading. the company says it gives homeless people a chance to earn much needed cash. stay right there, news 4 at 6:00 starts right now. there's expected to be a tight three way race in

tonight's primary race. the latest on a story news 4 first reported on nbcwashington.com. >> a massive manhunt tonight for a gunman that shot and killed a woman in the middle of the street in a busy rush hour situation. >> first to that developing story that snarled traffic for commuters for hours today, take a look at this man in this photo. phillip gilberti, the suspect in that deadly shooting. it happened this morning in kensington. hundreds of officers have been searching for this guy since 9:30 this morning. we have team coverage. we begin with chris gordon who spoke with witnesses at the scene in kensington. >> good evening. the victim was fatally shot and found here on connecticut avenue in kensington bear foot. she had no shoes, socks or stockings on. she was not expecting to