group. >> the so-called kindcrew that returns to the elementary where they met. news 4 at 4:00 starts now. we want to begin this afternoon in prince george's county with a murder case police are calling unusual. i'm pat lawson muse. >> i'm leon harris. this is the second time where someone has been killed in an area where sex workers are known to frequent. the victim in this is transgender woman. police fnd her late last night. tracee wilkins is at police headquarters tonight. she's got the latest details. tracee. >> reporter: as you said, leon, police are very concerned aout this second murder because as you mentioned,ot there was ar murder in that area recently. the latest victim police say is

23-year-old zspears. she was found shot and killed and her body found just off of eastern avenue and 59th avenue. police say the tnsgender woman had been shot multiple times. in march just a few blocks away another transgender woman was found shot to death. he murder is still unsolved. the two women knew each other according to prince george's county police, but they say it's too early to say the two murders are connected. >> what i can say to you, tracee, is that it's unusual like e had two murders this in a couple blocks of each other. what we will say to the community that's out there and look out for each other. i still can't say that these two cases are related to each other. it's something that we e looking at very closely. but the key to that is that the women that are out there i know from interviews from the detectives speaking to them. like i said, it's a close group that look out for each other. we ask them to continue doing

that. >> prince george's county police, fairmont heights police allteling me that is an area that is known for transgender rostitution, a lot of sex workers frequenting that area. police are aware. n, y have been cracking d trying to have programs to help move somewo of these n out of that life. prince george's county police investigating this case but urging community to stay as close as possible and lto look out for one another as they try to figure out what's going on. i'm troiacee wilkins, back to y studio. a disturbing crime in crystal city. police are looking for the man who followed a woman off metro y and sexual assaulted her. the attack taking place just as many people were headed to work on thursday morning.vi surveillance o from inside the crystal city metro captured the suspect right before the attack. arlington police say he followev

detim into a billing on jefferson davisrive, cornered her in an elevator, assaulted her, then ran off when people walked by. >> it just seems very odd that i can't be safe going to work or coming home fromk,wor in the morning, especially. 8:30 in the morning. everody is movi around. >> and there were a lot of people moving around in the area at the time. arlington police are hoping someone recognizes the and gives their investigators a call. d.c. police are looking for a man who escaped custodyte yesay. take a look at the screen. here is a picture of eric mcnair. police say he was being treated at htaard university hospi when he escaped. someone spotted him getting into a black hyundai near the area of 9th and "s" streets in shaw. call d.c. police if you know where this man might be. we now know at least seven american tourists have died in the dominican republic in the last year. >> the ratest a staten island woman who had a heart attack

during her vacation. this all comes as the "new york rtpost" repos that boot leg booze coul have playe a role. the sentence among some of the dead were consistent with poisoning from methanol or pesticides. three more people have beeno arrested in cnnection with the shooting of former baseball star david ortiz. that brings the total number of those arrested to nine. that includes e alleged gunman. poli say the group was offered almost $8,000 for a coordinated hit on the former red sox slugger. two of the men arrested most recently are already in prison for other crimes. not clear how the men were involved in the ortiz shooting. a small token of appreciation to david ortiz is on display at the national portrait gallery. the gallery acquired this silhouette portrait of ortiz a

few months ago but now it is o currentlyn display in the gallery's recently acquired hallway and it's going to be on view there through november 3rd. turning now to the weather. an usually cool day author this time of year. >> cool and not humid. we kind of like that. storm team 4 meteorologist doug kammerer in the storm center. don't tell us big changes are coming this way. >> we've got warm air making it our way. for those of you t waiting for heat, and there's a lot of you, yeah, i know pat wants it. temperatures the next couple days close to 90 as we make our way in toward the weekend. the weekend right now really lookingd. goo i want to take you first of all coming up in a minute, but look at these numbers. all across the midatlantic. the average high temperature 84 degrees. right now we're at 77 d.c., 74 in hagerstown. the wer picture here showing

not much in the way of clouds at all. they're all to the north with that system that passed through yesterday giving us the chance for strong to severe storms yesterday. that front is moving off. cooler air is behind us. out to the west you can notice another system moving our way. clouds and rain. we'll talk about how rain could affect your father's day. i'll see you back here in a few minutes. ug>> thank you, do less than an hour ago we learned arlington public schooln willd a new superintendent. dr. patrick murphy has announced he's going to be retiring from the school system. he's been with arlington school since 2009. before that he served in various other education roles throughout the state. murphy will leave the arlington school system officially in september. today we are hearing from the father of a high schooler e severely injured in a shark attack. the girl is still in the hospital from the attack two weeks ago in north carolina.za erika gonz is with us from

the live desk with news from the father. he helped save her life. >> yes, and there was not a dry eye in the house. paige winter hasg lony to go after the attack at ft. make on state park on june 2nd. winter's injuries were so bad do that ors had to amputate her leg and perform surgery on both her hands. the father described the flurry of chaos and how he went in to the water to save his daughter. >> it didn't take meseconds. it was just an immediate d thing. i went straight to where the pink was and i dove under and i grabbed her. when i pulled her up a shark came up with her and i it with everything i could. and it let go. i listened to every word she said. every movement of her lips.

every way the wind blew her hair. i just took it all in. >> still at to listen to. the doctors say paige could be discharged to rehab next week, but recovery is going to tak a lot longer. a go fund me account has been set up to help with medical costs for winter. coing up little later in this hour, jay gray will have much more of this emotional news conference, including a videoge messarom paige herself. back over to you all in the studio. >> that's a tough story, erika.y thank. to the persian gulf where tensions are rising over who's to blame for the attack on two oi tankers. japanese owner of one tanker says it was hit by a flying pretria projectile. thatnt coadicts -- today the milita military released video pat urports to show members of iran's revolutionary guard

removing an unexploded mine from one tanker. iran is denying any involvement in the attacks on thursday. we have learned the name of a man found shot to death in ds -- inside a car in d.c. damon bell had been shot multiple times. this is the crimece s along west virginia avenue. oce have not released any other information about the shooting and so far no one has been arrested for it. to the local professional athlete, now calling out d.c. leaders over the recent rashof gun violence plaguing the city. washington mystics guard took to ivinstagram to del an ultimatum. she says the city needs to put forward real solutions or it will be all she talks about with reporters from now on. cory g cory smith is live with this story. what prompted this decision on herpart? >> reporter: well, pat, this all started yesterday. natasha cloud, point guard for

the washington myscs wasti vising henley elementary school and we actually have video of what it was that set her off. take a look at this. you see this window here? well, it's being replaced at the school because it was shattered by gunfe earlier this week while kids were inside. it's not the first time this has happened. that led cloud to call out mayor muriel bowser and councilman treyon white on social media. take a listen. >> when you're talking about changing the culture, when you're talking about ending thee cycle, wyou're talking about empowering or children and giving them opportunities, it starts with their ucation. d our kids can't even feel safe to go to school right now. >> reporter: tay mayor bowser reonded to cloud's criticism and that ultimatum. listen to what she said. and i think more people being outraged about access t guns and the careless use of guns in

our city, i think the better. >> reporter: now, we reached out to councilman treyon white for a response but we have yet t hear back. however, he did respond yesterday and basically told natasha cloud to stop tweeting and join his anti-violence efforts. the mystics will have a game here tonight in southeast. ewe expect to h from natasha cloud at about 5:30 when the locker room opens up for media we'll continue to cover this story and have more for you on news 4 at 5:00 and 6:00. back you. >> she's raising her voice about a very vexing >> no one will disagree with her. citizenship celebration, this one done with magical twist. >> cong>>tulations. tommy mcfly is there with a famous illusionist surprises 14 new american citizens. plus unwelcome guests. hackers steal personal

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of minutes. so if you're in town planning to take a trip to the mall or to the white house tonight ortomorrow, a film for there could block offeom s an hbo mini series. it is called "the plot against america". closures start at 7:00 tonight and go until 5:00 tomorrow morning. parts of 17th street, 18th etreet, constitution avenue and indiana avenue arll going to be closed. well, as we commemorate flag day, 14 people in the district saluted the red, white, and blue in a very spe way. >> that's right. they became alcitizens. and their ceremheny was ld in a pretty cool place. the signature sewnimithsonian m >> it was incredible to see 14 people cross the finish line of a journey that can take years to become an american citizen a today's swearing in ceremony was anything but ordinary. you mighas even say it

magical. yep, that's david copperfield bringing the tracadabra the ceremony. >> he ewinveiled a n illusion finding the missing star to the star spangled banner. >> this is about unity, bringing strs together, thetars of a flal together that were separated. it shows the symbolic way of how we're strong america as we get together and be united. >> congratulations. you're now citizens of the united states of america. >> it was no trick as people froms 14 countrook the oath of naturalization becoming american. >> it was really grateful and an honor to become a citizen. i love this country. i learned to love the country. >> it hasn't hit me yet that fuwa become a u.s. citizen, but iave become one now. >> opportunities exist here, freedoms exist here unlike a . yplace in the world news 4.

>> congratulations all. and they got a little bit of vegas. >> what an interesting way to celebrate their new citizenship. whoer can forget coppeld? doug, it's june and it feels like october. >> it's really weird. i say weird because we saw some really warm april, extremely warm may. june so faras been on the cooler side of things. we there are again today. tomorrow we'll get back to average. erature is high te 84 degrees. right now 77. it is beautiful. winds out of the west 15 miles per hour, but yeah, where's the heat? that's what a lot of people are asking me. pools the heat for the over the next couple of days. i think we're going to get it. look atthe wind gusg 20 to 30 miles an hour during the day. gusts up to 35 miles an hour. starting to calm down just a little bit. we'll see that right on through the night tonight. 75 leesburg, 75 over towards the river. the temperature is about 5 to 10

degrees below average today. loocambridge. only 72 over there towards the eastern shore. no rain. we're not seeing any rain. that's the very good news. i've got more good news for you. we've got no cloud cover. look what's coming our way. we've got more clouds inthe recast for tomorrow, but also warmer weather and a chance for some thunderstormsn father's day. not all day. this is actually father's day. here's 7:00 a.m. notice some shder activity an clouds early. watch what happens here. if u've got plans, temperatures start to move up and even in the afternoon, here's 3:00. we're still dry inost of the area. notice back towards hagerstown, winchester and martinsburg, here's 3:00. tch what happens around 5:00, 6:00, still back to the west of the mountains. the rest of us on dry side for ther's day. if you're doing a little barbecue, i think you'll be okay. heads up during the evening

hours. that's when front comes through or the next system comes through that gives us another chance of showers. the pool outlook, pool open for business for sure everywhere. beautiful and a little breezy tomorrow, but we're in the een tomorrow. even father's day, sunday, nice and hot. i've got us in the green there too. you folks west of the blue e ridge, a littlit of a different story. you're probably more yellow after you hear thunder. make sure you get out of the pool right away.mo day a good chance for afternoon storms. most of the kids getting out of school now.ut watch o for those afternoon storms. all in all a pretty good weekend and a great day tomorrow. 84. another great afternoon. warmer, so it could be a lot better at the cool. lighter winds during the day tomorrow. still a little on the breezy side as you make your way out on saturday. sunday. 91 on monday. 87 on tuesday. we're hot and we're rather unsettled weook how are starting with sunday into monday. it's really sunday best chance storms.

right on through the middlepart f next week. look at 79 on wednesday. another cool day. even a chance of showers as we head towards nex weekend. all in all unsettled and slightly cooler than average a couple of days. we've got a couple waer days in there too starting to sunday. >> kind of odd to have that 79 sitting there in the middle. >> isn't it? it's got 80s and 90s all around >> thanks, doug. you like to shop until you drop for your house and you've probably heard of wayfare. pee popular furniture distributor isng a store in our area. what we know so far. plus petco launches a t projecto bring power lines underground. underground. mark segraves explains why

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is recalling bags. it is for fi pound bags of king arthur flour they have to use by december 7th, 8thnd 14th. you can throw it out or return them to the store and get a credit. so far there have not been any reports of any illnesses. here's something else you need to know about. a consumer alert about a data breach. the popular online invitation company e-vite is warning c btomers it'sn hacked. >> susan hogan working for you with information you needto know abou e-vite. >> e-viteays it recently became aware of this data security incident onapril 17th. it involved certain customer information. the company sent out emails to all of their customers tolert them. e-vite says it has no evidence that personal information was misused, but they wanted tofy no customers out of an abundance of caution.

here's what we know. the investigation uncovered malicious activity starting on about february 22nd. the hacker acquired an inactive data storage file associated with e-vite user accounts. the file contained no information more recent than 2013 and included user nameai em and e-vite passwords. here's the warning. what you'll notice going forward when you're logging in, e-vite will require you to reset your password, so that means you should also change your password for any other acunt where you use the same one. if you want more inutrmation abo the breach and what you apn do, you have to go to our nbc washington and just search e-vite breach. that is so important about the password. if you use the same password as somewhere else like amazon or whatever, change it immediately. >> what abouthose of us who don't send but we receive e-viti itations? are we at risk? >> any infemation, becaus when you receive, your email address

is still in there as well. the bottom line is, tter be safe than sorry. >> okay. thank you, saw soon. >> you're welcome. >> great news for the weekend. >> change your password. a little later on d.c.'s own boys to men. now there theirin their 70s, t go back to kindergarten where they met. >> and they explain how their community shaped their lives. coming up on news 4, how this will impact neighborhoods from across the zikt for the

> i'm erika gonzalez in the newsroom. you're just joining us, let's get you caught up with four things to know. police say somebody caught and killed a transgende woman late last night in prince george's county. officers found zoe spears on 59th avenue in fairmont heigh the victim in this case is de

transgenr and investigators say this is the second transgender woman killed in that same area in the past couple of months. we now know at least seven american tour eists have dd in the dominican republic in thet l year. the latest, a staten island woman who had a heart atta during her vacation. this comes as the "new york post" is reporting boot leg booze could have p ryed aole in some of the deaths. arlington public schools will need a newurphy will beir rg effective september. he has been with arlington 200. washington mystics guard is taking a stand against d.c. gun violence. she says she won't be talking ny about a reporters until district leaders come up with a plan to reduce that violence. we're expecting new reaction from cloud coming up in thext ne hour. back over to you guys in the

studio. you guys expect to see crews digging up a lot of roads in the district in the coming months. >> in annest to place power lines underground, pepco is breaking ground and mark segraves shows us how this will impact service, reliability, traffic, and ur bill. >> reporter: it happens just about every time there's a big storm. ectricity.e e usually because power lines and sformers get knocked down. >> there is more hopeless feeling than finng yourself a home with no electricity. >> reporter: it was the summer of 2012. a storm hit d.c. leaving hundreds of thousands without power. the head of pepco remember ts well. >> it was one of the most instructive and deadliest fast moving storms in history. >> reporter: that's when the planning began to move powern lies and transformers in the district underground. now the planning is over and the digging has begun. >> once complete,e expect this

project will decrease storm-related outages by 94%. >> reporter: the project will be paid for by taxpayers and pepco cmers and over the next even years will bring construction crews to neighborhoods all across the city. moving power lines and transformers from atop street poles to vaults beneath the street. when they come to your street, there will be a door hanger letting you know what's going on. then you'll start to see the markings on the street where the tranesformer and power li will be buried. once the actual work begins, your street ll look like this for about a month,ut your electric bill is going to change rs. the next 16 y for residential customers, the monthly charge will start out about $1.20 and go up to $2 over time. they hope to have all the work completed within s in the district, mark segraves, news 4. >> the dig underground is starting in upper northw teso t.

if you want to see when your street is scheduled for rk, go to our nbc washington app and search club. news 4 is working for you in the community taking you inside nse largest ice arena of its kind between pvania and north carolina. the ion opens up tomorrow in leesburg. this facility has two rinks, a full size gym and exercise as well. this weekend there were planned activities and free skating and many skate lessons. >> at 6:00 onturday we have this amazing show. two time world champion nacan hen is going to bere t u.s. olympic medalist, u.s. champion van r,hollandehe canadian national ampion, the french national chamon and second in the world. >> how awesome would that be when 1 it's degrees outside in july to go inside on that ice? tickets are required for the ioent, though. in addit this 3,500 seat

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cat food and wand and toys that move to help them understand you're a form of play and food form in their new home. then you can begin to enlarge them from. there determine where you'll put the litter box and the rest will be a happy fu with the cat. >> thanks for that great advice. speaking of pets, this weekend fairfax is goi to the dogs. tommy mcfly has theon scoop the so-called peulti-mutt exence. it's going to be different. then new at 5:00, mentoring men to change their lives. local father's inspirational story from how he went to homeless to homemaker. plenty of sunshine out there right now, but the clouds moving our way. i'll show you what this means for

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with dad. >> or perhaps you'd like to spend some quality time with your best friend. >> news 4 tommy mcfly has highlight events for your weekend. >> yoga and aircraft. i'm tommycfly with what's up for the weekend. another l.a. thing making its way to d.c. smo something to bring dad to this faher's day. in virginia at the the smithsonian air and space near dulles, they are doing 50 years of flight th their d of flight innovation. briut the family and you can talk to pilots and crew who have piloted over 50 years of aircraft from antiques to current day models. fairfax has got their do fest. they promise it to be the, quote, wholesome muttser exnce for your pet lov s and this is happening in the brand new dog park at 11000

ferrytreet. >> the festivities start at 11:00 and go to 2:00 p.m. we have vendors and rescue groups coming to the park. they will be hre with information, with adoptable dogs and all sorts of dog products. it's a fun time to come with your dog, enjoy the dog park. this is the firstr year fofido fest that we actually have a dog park. >> did you know that sunday is the fifth annual international day of yoga? you learn something. they're doing a big free yoga at the base of the washington monument put on by the embassy of india. 8:30 it starts with free t-shirts on a first come first serve basis and you can center yourself. getting ready for father's day. tommy mcfly with what's up for your weekend right here on news 4. >> yoga for dads.

there's an idea. >> that one is way down the list.he i'll go to t dogs before going to yoga. >> well, we love the dogs. ds> when the ki say there is nothing to do this summer, just send them to the nbc washington app. we postedre a hund things at least that offer fun and entertainment. just search summer. >> they'll have fun rnd may le something too. up next, celebrating seven decades of friendshi this group of guys goes way back to the d.c. elementary thhool where ey met and they share their secrets to lifelong friendship. plus a high school jior and shark attack survivor. what sheab said today out her terrifying encounter on a family vacatn. >> douiog

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back with a look at our current temperatures, feeling more like early fall outside than june. doug is tng the return of

summer heat and some storms for the weekend as well. his full forecast in just a couple of emptiminutes right he we are working for you cn themunity with a celebration of lifelong friendship. >> that's right. a group of men from d.c. has 70 plus yeari of fdship between them and they credit growing up in anacostia as a key to lives well lived. >> news 4's molette green caught up with a kindergarten crew at the school they met. >> where seven decades of friend sh ship started. they're a class where so much has changed since 1945. all best friends today. >> we didn't have guns or access to guns. we protected each other. >> ten in all. boveral have now passed on. when they were ys living in

anacostia bonded them. >> it was really more a ville. we were across the river separated from the rest of the city, but there was a very tight sense of presence before the community and pride in our community. >> what did they love most about kindergarten? >> the girls. >> i think my favorite memories was just the relationship that we brought from the community to school. >> the person i never lost contact with was huey because he lived directly across the street from each other. >> when they grew up, they married, became fathers, and spread their wings inthe sky as champion swimmers, with decorated military careers, and became teachers and business owners. lives well lived. >> seems like we kept meeting and so that's t one of things that led usrt to s doing things together. >> he got to be part of the

group. >> and get together every month. >> while we have our drinks inha d, we utlsa e. bo>>ys to men. in southeast, molette green, news 4. love that story. >> that's a great story. >> confirmation of something i talk to kids about all the time. the most important thing you will ever do is pick the right friends. and they did. >> our hats off to them. happy father's day to each and every one >> can we get the right forecast now? >> i think so. the big thing is for dad. can we get him to eat outdoors? can dad do the grill? even on father's die, nobody does the grilling but dad. you're supposed to make food for dad. if you're going out this , weeke think no problem. i really don't see much in the mey of rain on sunday with the exception of so areas off to ihe west. i do the d.c. area will get into some storms as well, but it will be closer to 7:00, 8:00, 9:00 on sunday.

most of your day on sunday looking okay. today beautiful blue skies once again temperatures sitting at sfrec77 degrees. into the 60s by around 10 :00, 11:00. if you're heading out, it will be cool. 73right now in gaithersburg. 76 in dulles over towards manassas. 77 over towardsti hunngtown. no rain in our stormeam 4 radar. we're dry and ie think w stay that way most of the weekend even though i'm tracking the system. this system is well back to the west. yocan see some of this moisture making its way across the country. this will give us cloud cover tomorrow, but bend ite get rather unsettled from sunday all the way into next week. that's the big story here. much warmer emperatures. it's going to feel like summer the next couple of days. torrow, 84 degrees. warmer with lighter winds. if you're thinking about heading to the poll, no problem.

there will be more clouds out there. heading to the beach tomorrow? 77. nice weather there. 82 on sunday. 84 degrees on monday. a really nice couple of days down at the beaches. best chance of storms would be lant sunday really i monday. i'm not expecting storms on sunday. it's really going to be monday that ytt have a beer chance for storms. o some sunshine there as well. president rest of us, though, for father's day, if you're thinking about heading downtown, no matter what you're doing on father's day, take a look at this forecast. 84 by 1:00. hot temperature near 90 degrees on father's day around 5:00. notice i do not have the storms in at 5:00. the best ance of that will be west of the blue ridge during the day on sundayand then later 7:00, 8:00, 9:00 into the d.c. metro area with some showers then. all in all, not bad for theke wee. p.m. storms. they will come in late. 89 on sunday. 91 on monday. that's the real hot and humid day. nc on tuesday. look at the chaof showers and thunderstorms right on through the next couple of days. then look at this. we continue on this trend.

cooler again with another system sliding to our south. 79 degrees on wednesday. 84 onda thursy turday before another storm comes in on sunday. rather unsettled next week for sure. it does look like some of the computer models between now and next week giving us upwards of 2 to 5 inches of rain, if not all at once, however. i think the best chance for heavier rain would be tuesday night into the day on wednesday. aat's something we'll be tracking for you next week. >> all right. thanks for the heads up. >> yeah. no problem. tomorrow is great. >> thank you, dg. we have all seen how amazingly tiny baby pandas are. but take a look at thisi tny panda cub in china. it's officially the lightest cub ever born. >> we alwaysear that being the sizeit of a stick of butter. this panda weighed in at just 1.5 ounces. this is not a stick of butter. it's about the size and weight of a chicken egg.

>> they know what's happenih rignow, but it looks like they're aying together. she can blame her twin ster. you see the twin who topped the scales at 6 ounces. you can see the size difference. chinese officials say the cub is stable and doing well. thisandabreeding base has a cub survival rate of 98%. that's incredible. so tiny. >> it looks like a naked mre at. >> isn't it amazing that they grow to be giants? >> before long they'll be big enough to rip your lungs out. >> won't be long they'll be eating some big bamboo and carrots. >> i prefer them once they're rger, more robust with more hair. on this level i'm not your girl. that's n re euyang. she probably thinks they're cute at whatever size. >> they're cute when they're big. you can't deny that. >> we've got a lot to try to top that. we've got an event to call attention to a troubled past

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if you're just joining us, it's a bit breezy as we take a ve look outside. you can see the flag flapping i the breeze. helping stay cool today as well. doug is back at 5:00 and he's tracking storms for part of the weekend. would you wait ten hours in line for anything? some harry potter fans were willing to wait that long for harry potter's new magical creatures motorcycle bike adventure. e ride at universal orlando opened yesterday. peep were lined up before dawn r for thhance to ride. we should say that universal orlando is part of nbc's pent mpany nbc universal. >> that's not a great use of vacation time. check out this incredible awesome moment at the u.s. open yesterday. the first hole in one there in five years.'s that rory sabbatini on the

12th hole. that's 202yards. he's probably hitting a 6 iron. his ball bounced twice from the ruff and went straight tin cup. it was only the 45th hole in one in u.s. open history. >> prazty amg. >> not bad. for the first time we are hearing from a brave teenager who survived a shark attac earlier this month in north carolina. >> the attack will forever change the life of high school junior paigent wier. jay gray reports that she's not letting it get her down.in >> rollg waves and a blanket of warm sand. but in a matter ofseconds a day at the beach for charlie winter and his family shifted to a fight for survival. >>ar heard che, and i turned around. shark, paige, get her. >> his da17-year-old hter wasn't there. paige was under water being pooled away blood pooling in the sus. >> it waan immediate dad thing. i went straight to the pink blood and i dove under and

grabbed her. when i pulled her up, a shark came up with her and it was a big shark. >> he started flailing, punching the shark over and over. >> i hit it with everything i could and it let go. >> next winter rushed his daughter to the store where others helped to save her life wrapping a bandage around her leg. >> i listened to every word she said, every movement of her lips. i couldn't stop saying i love. >> now almost two weeks after theattack, paige wants the world to know the shark may have taken her leg. it didn't take h determinatio spirit. >> i'm going to be able to walk, write. i'll be able to do everything. >> though one thing has changed. the 17-year-old is now a survivor and a inspiration. news.ay, nbc

>> inspiration and she's so lucky. >> andtrong. that's one strong young lady. >> she has no additional surgeries planned right now. >> she could be released from al the hospitarly next week. lots of folks across the country want to follow and see how she s do >> she's a fighter. >> the really tough work begins for her in rehab and that could take from six months to a yearr foer to be able to use her hands again. >> we wish her well. >> stay rig 5:00 starts right n. first at 5:00, safety concerns in a local community after a mysterious murder of a transgender woman. good eenvening, i'm jim handly. >> i'm erika gonzalez. this is theecond time in weeks a transgender woman has been killed. >> the latt vict ioesim z shot

avenue and fairmont heights. tracee wilkins starts us off tonight. tracee, what have you learned? >> reporter: well, there are a lot of concernsbout this case and i heard from a friend of zoe who told me that she was concerned about her safety, wantedff the street and wanted her life to be turned around, but unfortunately that did not happen before her life was taken. police say 23-year-old zoe spears was shotnd killed. her body found just off eastern avenue on 59th avenue and fairmont heights. police say the transgender woman had been shot multiple times. today prince george's county police collected video from nearby surveillance cameras and went door-to-door talking with neighbors. this area of eastern avenue is known for its transgender sex workers that walk these streets at night. people who live hearsay they don't know what to do about it. >> i just wish that they could do something, the police or do

something to get rid of all of this prostitution. >> in march just a few blocks away, another transgender woman was found shot to death. her murder is still unsolved. the two women knew each other according to prince george's county police, but they say it's too early tosay if the two murders are connected. >> what i can say to you is that it's unusual that we had two muiers like this win a couple blocks of each other. what we will say to thety commuthat's out there is look out for each other. i still can't say these awo cas related to each other. it's something that we are looking at very closely. >> reporter: now her body was discovered just before midnight. prince george's county police are asking anyone who was in that area and may have seen anything unusual to give them a call. they are offering up to $25,000 in reward money for any information that can help lead to an arrest in this case.