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president trump, neil gorsuch. >> if i am confirmed i will do all of my powers permit to be a faithful servant and uphold the constitution of this great nation. and they were supposed to be safe. how thieves managed to steal more than a dozen expensive bikes anyway. news 4 at 11:00 starts now. good evening, we begin tonight with growing concern in fairfax county about a missing teenager and her baby. >> the pair went missing more than two weeks ago. now family and friends are worried about their safety, liz rivera was just 16 years old, her son aiden, 5 months old. more from the district station to explain why the fairfax police are putting the word out now. >> reporter: it has been more than two weeks since relatives last saw liz and her little 5 month-old son, li

there, and you may ask yourself why we are just hearing about it tonight. it is a question on social media. the fairfax police say it first appeared that lizzy took her son and left willingly, but now that theory has since changed. these are the two faces fairfax county desperately want to find, 16-year-old lizzy and her baby boy, aiden just five months old. police say the teen lived here with her family at the springfield square apartments off roden court. where the relatives last saw her and her son, those who knew of the case were not all that willing to show their own faces. we spoke with somebody close to the family, out of fear they say they didn't want to be identified. lizzy did not take anything, no clothes or the same pajamas she had on, and the baby, too, only

of the 14th. on the 15th. police say lizzy's mom called them. >> when her mom woke up the next day, found out she was missing and immediately filed a police report. >> so why not put the word out right away? >> the investigation indicated she left home voluntarily with her son likely to go with the son's father. >> but that since changed. police now believe that lizzy and aiden could be in danger, fearing the father, who could be a suspect. >> we believe he has gang ties, it obviously probably is not a good situation. >> those who know lizzy say she is quiet, and loves her family. they have tried and tried to get ahold of her. they say we tried to call her phone, the phone is disconnected. we're worried because we have not heard anything from her since. >> as for the baby's father, police say tonight they don't know where he is. they have been interviewing his family but as of

she have exhausted all of their leads and desperately need the public's help tonight. live, reporting in springfield, virginia. i'm david culver, news 4. president trump has nominated a judge in his 40s to his supreme court. the youngest nominee in 25 years. the president delivered an opening shot at democrats who may try to derail it. >> the qualifications of judge gorsuch are beyond dispute. >> neil gorsuch came out of the same harvard law class as president obama, and the judge is no stranger to d.c., having served for two supreme court judges, he is considered one of the most thoughtful writers, and has views like antonin scalia. activists protested the

women's rights and block the choices to the gay community. and they don't like his thoughts, he reads the constitution as the founders applied. >> a judge who likes every outcome he reaches is very likely a bad judge. stretching for results he prefers rather than those the law demands. >> again, judge gorsuch is only 49 years old so if he is confirmed he could be shaping major decisions for decades. jim? all right, thank you, chris, it has been nearly a year since there were nine justices serving on the supreme court. ju judge scalia died of natural causes while on a retreat in texas, february 3rd, senate republicans declared they would not hold any new hearings on a

took office. march the 16th, then president obama makes his nomination anyway, putting forth judge merrick garland. just scalia was known for his fiercely conservative views and judge garland would have changed the balance on the court. he never got a hearing. republican senators stalled until january 3rd, the end of the 114th congress and the day garland's nomination officially expired. now four weeks later, president trump puts forth neil gorsuch, some democrats are skeptical tonight but indicated he will get a hearing. >> virginia is joining a federal lawsuit challenging the president's executive order restricting immigration from certain countries. the lawsuit represents more than 60 people who were detained or deported from dulles international airport over this past weekend. virginia attorney general mark herring calls the ban unlawful,

>> the commonwealth of virginia and our people are already being harmed by this ban. >> virginia senators tim kaine and mark warner are also co--sponsoring a bill to rescind the order saying it does not reflect american values. new tonight, a huge haul for area bike thieves, just one stop and they got away with dozens of very expensive rides, stealing them all from the same parking garage even though the bikes were all locked up. news 4's jackie benson talked to us them tonight. >> reporter: jim, not only were these bikes locked up, some of them with pretty thick locks but they were in a bicycle cage that you need a key fob to access. >> i had two separate locks, i had a pretty good u-lock on it, and i used the motorcycle lock. >> reporter: chris is one of the

residents of the mount vernon triangle apartments finding their bikes gone. there were several more taken from inside a secure bike cage. >> broken locks on the floor, and just broken chains, everything was cut. and they didn't even leave any parts of my lock, so i don't know how many they did take. >> i hate bike thieves. >> reporter: many in this popular neighborhood choose not to own a car. they use their bikes to get to work and get around. >> i keep my bike in my apartment. >> reporter: chris says that is just what they were doing with his girlfriend's bike, which the thieves did not take. >> we have it close to the bed, she is not particularly happy about that for now. >> reporter: we're told there are no security cameras in the bicycle cage area, but the police are reviewing images from other parts of the property. live in northwest, jackie

benson, news 4. and anger after vandalism at two county hospitals. this afternoon, the chopper flew over the area, more than $100,000 worth of damage caused at walter johnson high school, both were sent letters, looking into criminal charges. and the national museum of african-american history and culture will release timed entry passes for the museum tomorrow. those tickets are for the last month of may only, and only available through e-ticks. a limited number of walk-up passes will be available through the week starting at 1 p.m. the museum has welcomed nearly 750,000 visitors since opening back in september. work is picking up right now on one of our most traveled

scaffolding on the bridge, as they work to cover the concrete surface. the bridge is not in any danger of falling, but is 100 years old and needs cosmetic repairs. soon you may notice barges coming in to get to the hard to reach concrete cracks. there will be off-peak lane closures, so the crews can work on the iron fence. and house republicans working on a bill that could kill the death with dignity bill. the senate leaders are not going down without a fight, hoping to end the bill, saying it's a violation of home rule. d.c. letters say they don't have the votes to top house republicans but plan to lobby the senate to step in. >> the bottom line is this, the 13 members of the council are elected by the people of the district of columbia. >> and congress would not swoop in and pick a piece and say no. >> any other member have an

post" tonight, the utah congressman jason chaffetz suggested returning the control so they would have more control. >> you have less than an hour to sign up for health insurance through the affordable care act in order to be covered for the rest of 2017. the deadline is midnight. capital police arrested dozens of protesters on capitol hill including health care workers and faith leaders opposed to the repeal of the affordable care act. they blocked the entry to the office, demanding to keep families covered. next at 11:00, a familiar face here in d.c., laying out all the security arrangements for the super bowl. what the former police chief kathy lanier says about fans' safety since the

and what may not be as healthy as a face to face conversation. and temperatures above average, 61 in richmond, but the cold air to the north, they want it to most of back in. we have the forecast. we'll talk about that and the we'll talk about that and the afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose.

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somebody shot two people today in bowie and police are still looking for the suspect tonight. they found a man and teen shot in an suv this afternoon near the intersection of church road. police say the victims were not from around there.

and both expected to be okay. it's the second shooting in this neighborhood this week. if you know anything that may help police give them a call. thousands of fans are already flocking to houston, texas, ahead of the big game this sunday. and a familiar face is in charge of keeping everybody safe. former d.c. police chief kathy lanier is now the head of nfl security. and she went over today the security plans for super bowl li. nfl officials say they have hired 4,000 private security and crowd management personnel to help to secure the game. >> although there are differences in security and it may even be a higher level of security, technology has allowed it to be more convenient and accessible so i think the level of security we have here is very tight, but it also allows people to come through here and feel safe passing through the event. >> aaw

are being vigil, remember if you see something say something. do you feel like when you're on facebook you have to brace yourself from the battles brewing and the comments? it can be a lot to take in. tonight, tim furlong from our sister station asks if you're fed up. >> reporter: rachel and many others are fed up with facebook. >> since the inauguration and the last eight or nine days that trump has been in office. it's been crazy. >> reporter: she doesn't care who you voted for and doesn't think you should care who she voted for, she is just tired of all the talk. lisa says she likes to talk politics in person but hates the insults and name-calling and unfriends that is really taking the fun out of facebook. >> i feel like i have the weight of the world on my shoulders, i'm not sleeping. >> reporter: so many comments, so many people throwing around the facts at le

them. today i asked if people of tired of all the back and forth. and guess what? a lot of people chimed right back in with political posts. and you did it. >> i didn't mean to do it. >> reporter: laura is a supporter of trump who feels he should be given a chance to do the job. she feels like it's tough to resist the reply button. >> she just sort of lets it rip. >> reporter: and the doctor says that social media discussions are not deep, often misinterpreted and can be like a nasty fight where others stand around and it's not good. >> you ask the question, do i want to win or be in a relationship, and if i want to win there is going to be a high cost of winning. >> lots of people care about their country's future, but most don't want to always battle it out here. >> pick up a book.

>> so lots of good news in the weather department. >> yeah, i had a lot of people fighting on my facebook page today wanting snow or not wanting snow. >> we know which team you're on. >> there are a lot more people now, now that we're through january, into february, now people are starting to say well, we're ready for a bit of spring, and we'll get a little spring, winter to deal with first, first off today was spring-like, 56 degrees the high temperature. i mean, wow what a day. 60 degrees in fredericksburg. and right now, still fairly mild at least for this time of year down to 41, winds out of the south at seven miles an hour. some regions in the 30s, others 40s, 34 in dulles, a difference in temperature all has to do with the winds, once thein

really cools but if the winds stay up a bit you are in the 40s. that is what we're dealing with right now. i want to show you the wider picture, snow to the north, just to the north in pennsylvania, new york saw snow, boston saw snow. that is the one storm that moved just to the north and brought that warm air with it. back to the west, another storm system, you could see where this was going. just follow this right here, right through st. louis, through cincinnati, just track the moisture, just down to the south. now that one stays to our south. that will allow cold air to filter in across our region tomorrow and into thursday and friday. cooler numbers on the way, tomorrow, about five to ten degrees cooler than we were today. clouds, sun, breezy and cool, the breeze, five, ten, maybe 15 miles an hour, light breeze, clouds, qó cool day. out there tomorrow, cool, cool and cool, that is what the kids say right? 42 at noon, 46 at 7:00. as the

at the bus stop. how about on thursday, friday, back in the low 40s, breezy if not windy on thursday, high of 43, wind chills in the 30s all day. same deal on friday, most of you in the 30s on friday, all in the 30s for saturday and sunday. we have a little storm system moving through. and it looks even smaller than it did yesterday. so light snow and rain, let's take a little bit of a look at it here. very weak storm. light snow to the north, light rain to the south. the way it's looking now with very little accumulation. as we move on after that you mentioned spring. well, there it is for you. high temperature of 68 degrees next wednesday and that is actually a really big storm. next tuesday and wednesday it won't give us much in the way of rain, showers out there, wednesday could see a thunderstorm or two. the kind of storm that's making its way. we are predicting a record that day. 58 for the low temperature. that would be a record

beat the old record by 12 degrees. that is ridiculous kind of warm out there. >> february. >> right, and january going out like a lamb, huh? all right, thank you, doug. coming up, maryland continues their impressive start plus fun times continue at the phone booth for the wizards. sports up next, first, here is jimmy fallon. hey, guys, dakota johnson is

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been in a losing wizards' locker room, you held onto the perfect record. >> like i make sure even pre-game i do literally the exact same thing, so it's working right? the winning streak on tonight, the wizards finished 12 and 4 tying the golden state warriors for the most wins in the nba this past month. pretty incredible, seens there is not a team the wizards can't beat right now. tonight, opponents, the new york knicks who the wizards have beaten twice, oops, he caught it right there onto the highlight. wizards down eight, with a spin cycle move right there past the defender, off the glass, doesn't get much prettier, 15 assists. up seven, to bradley beal, wizard

quarter, he weaves his way through, the defenders finishes with the nice reverse, 28 points, wizards win 117-101, 15-straight home wins s and the fun continues at the verizon center. and looks like they found a new sport. first period, caps push the puck up the ice, gets it, glides in and scores. tenth goal of the season, caps would take the 1-0 lead. now in the third, islanders lead things out at one. strohm in the back of the net, great passing from new york, they take the 2-1 lead, just under a minute to play, islanders up 3-1, absolutely just playing the puck havoc, finding the back of the net. 24th goal for him,

now back to the court, 17th ranked maryland on the road, taking on ohio. absolutely not, huge block this sets up herder, throwing it down. now later in the game, up one, that is mellow and trimble, a two-point game minutes left, he gets the floater to rattle in. 13 points for melo, maryland wins, 7 77-71, now 6 and 0 on t road, georgetown on the road visiting depaul, first half, down two, three-pointer here misses but watch, rodney pryor coming in huge, final seconds, hoyas up one, looking to close it out he does

georgetown wins 76-73, now visiting rhineland, tied at 60 here, tyler cavanaugh, he gets this to go somehow. 21 points for him. rhode island wins, 82-70. there were some big buckets. >> yeah there were.

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