right now at 11:00, an embarrassing defeat for republicans who failed to repeal and replace the affordable care act. the battle lines are drawn, but is the gop ready for another fight? find out what's next. friends and fam

freshman from our area who was gunned down while home on spring break. and we're hearing from a close friend of the utah man who was killed in the london terror attack. why the victim's last words are hitting home. news 4 at 11:00 starts now. the blame game continues tonight as republicans struggle to figure out where they went wrong in the health care battle. >> democrats are mocking the gop with the house minority leader accusing the republican-controlled congress of having no accomplishments. house speaker paul ryan admitted that being forced to pull the health care bill was a setback, a big one. president trump is calling out democrats for not supporting the bill, and there's even a fight over online ads for the affordable care act. the trump administration has pulled back advertising for health care.gov. and the democrats are calling that sabotage. >> chris

all of this. >> one way or another, what happens next is going to affect all of us. and republicans have to quickly decide whether they're going to live with a law that they don't like or try to undermine it. >> what's most troubling is the worst is yet to come with obamacare. >> speaker paul ryan says premiums have soared. and people are paying too much for too little coverage. republicans could stop enforcing the mandate that americans buy insurance and let the law implode. that could spark the kind of crisis that leads to a break through but cause catastrophic damage in the short term to people with diseases like cancer. the administration could relax the rules on insurance companies or shift some of the responsibility to the states. as the president hinted for the first time, work with the other side. >> i know some of the democrats, and they're good people. i honestly believe the democrats will come to us and say, look,

great health care bill or plan that's really great for the people of our country. and i think that's going to happen. >> democrats wouldn't go near anything that was going to end the affordable care act, but they may be more than willing to work with the president on legislation that fixes it. i'm chris lawrence. thank you, chris. new tonight, an outpouring of emotion for a local college freshman gunned down while home on spring break. family and friends packed her high school gym tonight to share memories of a teen taken far too soon. darcy spencer is live in lash g -- largo. >> my heart is broken. all right parents of the murder victim speak at a vigil in memory of their 18-year-old daughter. >> god loaned her to me for 18 years, for 18 years i'm

grateful. >> reporter: hundreds packed into the largo school gym to mourn the girl who was shot and killed. she was there with others recording a rap music video. she was home for spring break from st. augustine's university in raleigh. it happened in the 4300 block of benning road around 8:30 monday night. the shooter is still on the loose. >> i am forgiving whoever killed my baby, because it's not going to bring her back. but what i am saying, if you're dealing with guns, if you've got a shady lifestyle, i'm going to need to you do something with your life. >> reporter: this is the second shooting death in the family in recent months. her cousin was killed in capitol heights in december. e her parents are saying that they are being helped in their healing process and are

strong. new at 11:00, friends and family are seeking closure in the death of this woman. in march 2011, the human remains of 25 year old erica mainer were found in a dumpster that was on fire at the bay view apartments in woodbridge. the autopsy shows that she was likely dead before the dumpster fire started. if you know anything, call prince william county police. right now, the d.c. council still hearing testimony on whether peter newsham should become the permanent chief of police. more than 80 people signed up to speak. he did testify before the council a few hours ago. he says he's committed to providing fair, constitutional policing to everyone in the district. >> i've gone out of my way in my career to be empathetic. nobody wants to see no victims of violent crime in our c

>> d.c. mayor bowser and newsham's predecessor are supporting him. if he gets the job permanently, he'll probably be confirmed the following week. a large family is alive because of their quick reaction to a fast-moving house fire. flames erupted at this ramrod road home around 2:30 this morning. the parents and children who lived there climbed out of a second story win doi. the visiting grandparents were sleeping in the lower level of the house and were able to run out. the house is a total loss as you see. fire investigators say an improperly discarded cigarette on the porch is to blame. as new details emerge about the terror attack in london this week we're also learning about the victims. the attack hit close to home. the american victim from utah who was traveling with his wife ed

maryland. tonight his friend is sharing memories. here's a report from our sister station. >> my first memory with kurt cochran was on a baseball field. i struck him out in the first inning of a game where i threw a changeup and got lohim. so the next time i thought i'd get him with the same pitch, and he clobbered it, and it's probably still going. when he was crossing home plate, he liked at me, i looked at him. he had a twinkle in his eye. and that confirms our connection. >> reporter: he was killed in the london attack while celebrating his 25th anniversary with his wife. i and the pastor knew each other growing up. >> a guy that challenged my faith, took my faith to another level by challenging me about it. >> reporter: even though kurt moved away, they were able to reconnt

facebook. often engaging in heated debate. >> a lot of people would watch in, a lot of our friends. and sometimes it would look like we getting heated. but we friends, and we would try to message each other, like, hey, we have an audience. and he'd be like, let it ride. >> reporter: it was his last words that really stuck with him. don't let your faith get in the way of caring for humanity. >> what took place in london, some could say, somebody, because of what they believed felt an s.e.a. zeal to take the other people. that's not what faith is really about. if your faith takes you away from caring about humanity, is it really faith? >> reporter: whag news. police in prince georges county want to know if you recognize this man. he's accused of several armed robberies in

surveillance cameras show him wearing a mickey mouse tee shirt. he's linked to four robberies in prince georges county and two in the district. in five of these cases he used a gun to commit the crime. and now, your storm team 4 forecast. and that forecast, a warm one. out there right now, unbelievable temperatures. we're still in the 50s and 60s, and temperatures have actually gone up the last two hours. up to 57 degrees. look at this, 68 in morgantown, west virginia. hagerstown still at 58 degrees. that means a very warm day tomorrow. chance of showers this weekend. i'm going to break that dow jones f-- down for you. not a washout at all. but staying on the warmer side through most of the ten-day forecast. most, a lot of 70s.

it's tough to imagine the pain a mother is in tonight. she's the sole survivor of a shooting rampage in her own home. the killer, a man she once trusted. investigators still don't know what went wrong inside their house in waldorf. he killed his 17-year-old daughter and 4-year-old daughter. then he killed himself. his wife was shot too but managed to get out and call for help. police say goodwin didn't have a criminal record or a history of domestic violence. more details tonight on a story that's getting a lot of attention lately. missing girls in d.c. and there's some inaccurate information out there. when we posted the story on twitter, d.c. police and mayor bowser retweeted. the mariyor unva a

more money for advocacy and community-based organizations. an instagram post claiming 14 girls had disappeared in d.c. over a 24-hour period went viral. but that post is wrong. so far this month, most of the children associated have been found. catherine is one girl who returned home. but she says many of the missing teens just want out. >> they just need to go. like they, they're leaving. they don't know what they're looking for. they don't know what they're trying to find. >> please pick up the phone. that's all parents want, pick up a phone and say hey, i'm all right. >> d.c. police say there has been no increase in the number of missing persons in their jurisdiction. they're just sharing information in a new way. in the nbc washington app, we separate fact from

search "missing." environmentalists are fired up over trump's approval of the keystone pipeline. why the administration says they're way off base. prince georges county is helping you when it comes to 911 emergencies. i'm shomari stone, and i'll show you how. and dangerous sharks surrounding divers. we'll show you why one of the arks was the onesh

we're learning more about a new program in prince georges county designed to help those who need frequent medical help. >> this pairs rt

frees up firefighters to respond to more emergencies. >> shomari stone explains. >> reporter: as tears fall down robin dickerson's face, she feels helpless in her bathroom. it loo -- bedroom. it looks like a hospital room. she had two knee replacements last november, and they became infected. >> it's like my life's been taken away. >> reporter: she came home about a month ago and says her insurance company won't pay for a nurse's aide. so she called 911 emergency 15 times over the past month when she fell down or needed help to get up her front steps when her husband was at work. >> they had to get in the house and pick me up. >> reporter: fire official kevin hickey says robin is one of 38 people who have repeatedly called 911. >> some people call for stubbed toes. >> reporter: they launched a new

intergreated health care. the program has cut 911 calls by a whopping 61% compared to this time last year. that helps residents who are calling 911 for major emergencies. the program links prince georges county residents with nurses who can check on health needs. >> let's say you called 911 ten times for chest pains in the last year, and a nurse and paramedic would schedule you an appointment. >> reporter: he is in the process of finding robin a nurse's aide. she's grateful and thank you. >> thank you, i love you. it's a great thing you're doing. >> reporter: a relief in her recovery. shomari stone, news 4. >> we called around and found out other local fire departments have similar programs. the one in d.c. is called "street calls." alexandria is still developing

we have more in our nbc washington app. search "emergency resources." dozens of people, dozens of people gathered outside the white house to protest the keystone xl pipeline. this came hours after president trump approved the state department's permit, allowing the project to move forward. the trump administration promises the project will create jobs and help the country's energy costs. opponents say it will hurt the environment. larry hogan vows to veto an education bill. it's called the protect our schools act, and it sets limits for identifying low-performing schools. it prohibits the state from taking a number of actions to reform low-performing schools, including trying to convert them to private charter schools or giving students vouchers for private schools. hogan says the bill gets in the way of improving failing schools. metro's

daytime track work over the weekend to accommodate the cherry bloos cherry blossom visitors. that means red, green, orange and silver riders will enjoy regular weekend service. for the next several weekends, the only daytime weekend work will be safe track work on the blue and yellow lines south of reagan national airport in virginia. cherry blossoms peaking, nice weather, all the planets are aligned. >> so true. so true. you know, i'll tell you. the amazing thing about it, they're going to peak tomorrow, but they really need temperatures over 70. we get to 76 tomorrow. a very warm day on our saturday. the only caveat, yeah, we may see a stray shower saturday and sunday, but take a look outside, a very, very warm night across our region. right now at 11:00, it's 57 degrees. the temperature has actual lay beenoi

look at these numbers. really incredible. 62 manassas. look at cumberland, maryland. 72 degrees at 11:00 at night. some of these numbers are warmer than we were today. look at hunting town. no rain now, and most of the weekend is going to be dry. i don't think you'll need the umbrellas, but this is a ridge of high pressure. this storm is moving way up and around. we call it a dirty ridge, though, look at all the cloud cover in the middle. normally under high pressure you get nice blue skies. that's not going to be the case here. look at this temperatures today. chicago, a record-setting 82 degrees. 78 in lexington, 74 atlanta, we hit 63 in the district. so an incredibly warm day, tomorrow even warmer across our region, and we do get to 76. mostly cloudy. an afternoon shower will be possible. best chance will be to the north and west of washington, but still, it is possible. but a nice day. i wouldot

areas came close to 80 degrees tomorrow, especially into parts of northern virginia. how about future weather? not much tonight. here come the clouds i'm talking about. we'll still see sunshine tomorrow, but off and on cloud cover. 2:00 in the afternoon, a lot of cloud cover. these are mid-level clouds. we see a couple showers developing around 5:00, 6:00. if you're out, you may want to take the umbrella, but you shouldn't really need it. these will be very light if they make their way inland at all. by 8:00 sunday morning they're all gone, and sunday afternoon another chance of showers. some of the latest indications on sunday, i'm still going for a high temperature of 66. but some of the latest numbers are in the 50s on sunday, a little back door cold front trying to work in. we'll have the latest on that tomorrow morning. but 76 on saturday. 74 monday and tuesday. a better chance of shower activity both monday and tuesday. so that's something to watch

for, too. definitely the umbrella, take the umbrella with you monday and tuesday. wednesday, a high temperature of 70. another back door cold front comes in thursday and friday, that puts temperatures in the 50s thursday and friday. chance of showers as well oon friday. and we do need to see the rain. best chance of rain coming up on tuesday and with the next system on friday. that's a term you see lots of times this time of year, the back door cold front. colder comes in from the north, like boston and stuff like that coming up, the wizards took on t

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