>> right now at 10:00 a college student and artist, mysteriously murdered in separate cases. >> i forgive you for killing my daughter. >> as if applying for financial aid was not tough enough of the glitch that has college students scrambling. >> i had one friend that had to go home. >> and new details about the terror owe attack in london. >> eating a health full life in a good way. your news starts now. and we thank you for joining us onts i'm top tone. >> and i'm shawn yancy. >> we begin with two murder mysteries in the district. >> one victim a college student shot and killed during the filming of a must psych video and other an artist found died

inside a home. tonight, both of their killers are still out there. "fox5" marina marraco starts us off with more on college student aiana mcallister. >> it's been two days since the murder. this 18-year-old was home from college in north carolina she was home for spring break and she and her sister and friend decided to come into the district from prince george county to watch a music video being filmed, now, last monday night, 18-year-old ayana mcallister a largo high school graduate was gunned down in a parking lot blocks away from beping road metro station in northeast washington d.c.. she was taken to an area hospital where she died yesterday. and tonight, we spoke with her parents and her mother has some gut wrenching words for her child's killer. >> i

i forgive you for killing my daughter. >> wow. >> and i'm going to pray whether you are caught or not, that you realize that life is so precious and that you would never pick up a gun again. and that you would do everything you can to honor her memory and do something with your life. >> reporter: and today acting police chief peter news ham held a conference in headquarters in regard to both recent homicides in the district. he says, because there was a filming of this music video and such a large crowd, he believes there's some sort of cellphone video that could be evident that could show what exactly took place monday night. here is his plea to the public

>> there was a music video being filmed and we lost a life of a young woman because somebody felt as though it was okay to discharge a firearm in our community. and i would hope that anybody, and we believe there were multiple people in the area at the time, that anybody with any information whatsoever in that case brings it forward. >> and at that very scene there was a second woman who was also shot. her injuries tonight believed to be non life-threatening, live tonight from npd headquarters, marina marraco, "fox 5 news". >> other murder a woman reported missing was discovered inside her northeast home tied up and stabbed to death it happened yesterday 14th street near h street corridor. 34-year-old carina meal was living there temporarily while working on a project at th

corcoran museum. police are searching for her car and her killer. >> the vehicle has a yellow diamond shaped sticker on bumper directly under the rear license plate. >> i could not each get down my block. they had it all closed off. very sad. >> police are looking for a blue toy oat prius with kentucky tags 722 rmy a 25,000 reward is being offered for information that leads to an arrest. "fox5" was first to report that d.c. police were tweeting about an urn usually high number of missing children. according to city officials there's not an uptic in missing persons cases. the community members are frustrated. lauren lauren attend aid town hall style meeting in southeast tonight. i hear it got really emotional, lauren. >> reporter: shawn, frustrated, emotional. there are not words. people are upset about thx the meeting was packed tonight at

d.c.. hundreds of people, plenty of them couldn't debt into the door. at the crux of it what is going on? and what is being done to cut down on the missing children in d.c.? >> we have to keep -- we can't go in whereby ourselves because they're worried about somebody taking us. we cannot even live our life. >> with a lack of answers about why these kids are going missing, many of them teenage girls, is leading to fear on the streets. there's a real problem with runaways. but as many point out, those girls are i'mer run ago way from something or towards something. >> the difficult things is some of these kids do go missing multiple times. but, like i said earlier, when they go missing, guess what? you have a child out there, and there are people in our community that will praip l mrai.

>> some lined up to speak and other became heated yelling at city leaders. >> it should be known that there's a possibility -- >> reporter: back in february, "fox5" first notice add largeing amount of tweets detailing missing girl cases. in the past 24 hours there were four new cases at one time. the statistics don't show an uptic when compared to freev previous years which is perhaps more alarming. the reason we're noticing it is due to effort from a brand new commander chaniel dickerson making sure that every case gets same attention and posted on social media. in fact until a couple weeks ago npd web site listed one missing person alish arudd. it's now been updated and there's between active missing cases involving girls 18 and under. >> one child missing is way too many. it's not so much about the numbers it's about the ones missing and what we can do to get them same. >> and there's concern about the role social media applies

particularly when it comes to threat of human trafficking. >> it's a blessing and curse and we're utilizing the tool to get the faces out there to find them and they're utilizing them to recruit. >> a post on instagram claiming to be from shareea said she was safe but ran away due to foster care conditions. her whereabouts remain unknown. >> just because you see a text from your loved one or facebook posting from your loved one it doesn't necessarily mean they're okay. so we have to keep looking for them until we get them back home. >> mayor is promising more efforts will be need follow up once a child is found and reunited with family. >> also figuring out how we can better support that family so that kids are in school. and kids are in safe homes or that we identify other solutions for that family. >> there was an out cry for additional mental health services for children and also some people were irate over the fa

amber alerts for all these missing persons cases and police chief appointmented out under federal guidelines police need to have a reasonable belief that abduction has occurred and that the child is imminent danger of serious bodily injury or death. he said their hands are tied and under the federal guidelines with a lot of cases but hi earthed people to contact lawmakers if they want to see a change there. live in southeast washington, lauren demarco, "fox5 local news". >> british prime minister theresa may is calling it a sick and de praived terrorist ataingt. tonight the investigation continues on the deadly attack in front of london's most noble buildings. "fox5" jim lokay is here with details from eyewitnesses, jim. >> tonight british authorities are calling this lone wolf attack inspired by international terrorism a year to the attacks in brussel on isis terror cell.

attacker but it's a deadly incident on hands of terrorist this time on united states staunchest ally. a man drove an suv across the westminster bridge running through crowds and crashing near parliament where he stabbed an unarmed policeman and eventually officers opened fire on the suspect. chael being him n all four victims are dead and a police officer and 40 other injuries. parliament was placed on lockdown. consider where this happened a popular tourist destination. the panic that ensued for many people just there on vacation. >> i saw podyes on the sidewalk and a lot of people treated like eight maybe. >> we actually found out through twitter and then as people realized something was happening through other people with their phones. >> now the country remains under a heightened terror alert. theres with a comment from mayor city khan that raised eyebrows

earlier today he said cities like london may be prepared because the threat of terror is part and parcel of living in a big city. meantime parliament will be back on for business tomorrow it's all part of life going on in london. tony. >> and meanwhile, "fox5" is in loudoun county. tonight police are investigating two sexual assault basis that happened just half a mile apart from each other in sterling. and the first incident happened around 8:20 last night. and a woman says she was walking her dog along salty drive when a mana approached her, groped her and fled the scene and second assault reported an hour later. that victim was also walking her dog. she says the suspect grabbed her and then ran off towards whitewater drive. >> and well still to come tonight, president trump travel is costly and how much more money the secret service is now asking for even as big budget cuts loom. and hey, tisha, what are you working tonight? >> hi, shawn, you know what a lot of chaos and confusion at college campus as cross

after the irs removes a user friendly web tool used to apply for a financial aid. we spoke with college students hear what she have to take say coming up. >> shawn. >> living large, healthy and active a discussion with people embracing ♪ leave it to the pros? i am a pro.

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we're following breaking news out of norp wisconsin. investigators say it started as a domestic dispute in a bank and spread to law firm and apartment complex. we know the gunman is in custody and police have not released any other details but we'll keep you posted. >> in montgomery county several concerned parent with wondering how many students that entered u.s. illegally are currently in area classrooms. it's a question many parents are asking following the rain of a teenager at rockville high school by two undocumented immigrant students. according to the u.s. department of health and human services the number of local unaccompanied minors are eye opening. there are 55

country and 7 32 in prince george county and 114 in anne arrundel county and 201 in the district. and in vir vur the numbers look like this. 61 fairfax county and 251 prince william county and 97 in arlington county. >> these guys probably came in under the recent flow of unaccompanied minors and made calculated decision to make a bee line for montgomery county, why? because that's the place that offers the most benefit to illegal ail yapz and asks the least a questions. >> there's no way to know for sure. >> there really isn't. >> and experts say there's actually no way to know the real age of these undocumented students. the suspect in rockville high school rain case are reportedly 17 and 18 years old. >> well, scores of college students nationwide are scrambling to meet extended deadline for financial aid. a computer program change at irs affec

irs affected online application. tisha lewis is here now to explain what it means for students and parents, tisha. >> well, shawn, a lot of confusion at college campus as cross the country and even here in american university. here's what we know so far. old deadline was march 15. the new extended deadline is now april 15 in most states and all of this is the aftermath of a federal web based tool user friendly that was apparently disabled. >> the details are i mean -- very strenous. there's a lot of things you have to go through with fafsa and everything. i understand the process of it on a technical level but it's not easy for students who need it. >> it's not awful but it's mainly you just takes forever. it's super time consuming and also standards for it are change. they're really high and don't take a lot of things into account. >> as if applying for financial aid

isrs and u.s. department of education removed a web based tool with little notice disrupting financial aid for countless college students. >> generally the pattern here is that you evenlyer get a lot of financial aid oral most none. >> it really is difficult from fellow students on financial aid that you know number my lounge i'm hearing nightmares and people worrying about financial aid next year. >> tuition at american university is $60,000 a year not including housing. now, ma'am fin you're relying on financial aid. >> i have one friend that had to go home from au last semester. he's back now. he was not able to get either scholarship or some sort of federal aid or something and he just didn't have the money to come first semester. it was really difficult for him. >> march 9 irs spoingted it us is spended online tool that allows you to transfer tax information. it was done as precaution arie

step after concerns information could fall in hands of identity thieves and on web site irs says data retrieval tool on fafsa dpov and student loans will remain unavailable for several weeks. >> and this user friendly web based tool was created in 2010 it allows student and families to automatically input tax information not fafsa form now they will will spend more time manually inputting that tax information. tisha lewis. "fox5 local news". >> tisha is right to have her warm coat out there. high, there, i'm sue palka. here's the good news. the whipped is done. but we really are getting cold out there tonight and the big weather headline going forward it's a hard freeze. we are expecting tonight. so a real cold start tomorrow morning. and a hard freeze means it's going to be well below 32 in many areas and we're on the way at this hour. you can see

to 32 in winchester and 40 fredericksburg and the districts is also at 40. gaithersburg 34. westminster 3 4 hagerstown down to 33. and thankfully those winds are lighter and they were tremendously gusty and light wind under these clear skies means perfect recipe for radiational cooling and we're headed overnight to 28 in the district. mid 20s maybe colder than that norm and west to 30 for quantico and fredericksburg and 29 leonardtown and 26 winchester. cold start tomorrow morning as high pressure will be centserd just north. brings down the north breezes but the breezes will be much lighter. however, get ready for those 20s to be around in the morning and still a chilly day tomorrow but a bright day. and we won't be dealing with the big winds though. i do have warmer temperures on the 7 day forecast and this will be the coldest night of the next 7. we'll talk about that a little later. shawn, tony. >> looking forward to the warm-up, thank you, sue. >> president trump's traveling is

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>> the secret service needs more money in the 2018 budge tote protect the bumet and cover the first family's travel costs. in a document obtained by "washington post" the agency says it needs an extra 60 millionto get the job done. cost of the president's travel and protection has come under heavy scrutiny especially after he rolled out a budget propose pose all that included deep cuts to a number of programs. sarah simmons joins us now with more on the story. sarah. >> shawn the secret service has a big job on its handsment aft president won the election the agency had to receipt owe fit trump tower in new york city and

in florida with presidential level security and then there's security he needs when on the move from location to location and president loves tovz spend weekend at mar-a-lago estate in florida. recent nal list is politicalo says the trip costs 3 million each time a trip he made four or five times already this year. that's money that could entirely fund some of the programs on the chopping block in the proposed 2018 budget. so, let's refresh our memories on those cuts here. first let's take a look at proposed cuts. these are all the departments that are on the chopping block. some are more severe than others. and with the environmental protection agency topping list of 31% reduction in brunl et cetera and state department is not far behind under 29% and so after hearing about the 60 million in addition n additional funds requested by the secret service to protect the government what else that 60 mill could fund if not

according to "usa today" the minority business development agency under the department of commerce cost $32 million to run. the white house says the agency is down cat of other programs in the small business administration. that program is slated for elimination under the current budget proposal from the president. under department of education teacher quality partnership costs 43 million and extra 60 million needed for secret service could keep this program in place. soym thing for the international education programs at mere $7 million. it provides more money for different exchange programs, migrant schools and special education service as broad. it cost 20 million for state and federal partnerships to preserve natural and historical cultural resources under budget proposal that would be gone. and an entire agency u.s. institute of peace costs 40

tank that focuses on conflict protection. office of manage the and budget turned down the $60 million request from the secret service though according to published reports. what's next, then, many are speculating secret service may have to take fund away from other agency units such as cyber crime unit and couldn'ter fit money related case if it does not receive additional funds. shawn. >> all right. thank you very much, sarah. >> well it's no secret it can be a real struggle to lose weight and lead a healthier lifestyle. >> now new research shows many americans have given up trying to shed pounds. coming up next i'm sitting down with plus sized people curvy and crushing it and they are

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>> that 18-year-old home from college in north carolina she's a largo high school graduate and she was watching as a music video was filmed in northeast d.c.. this is ayana mcallister, the victim in the double shooting. she was home for college on spring break when she and her sister came into the district to spend time with grepdz. she was shot near beping road metro and died tuesday. police are asking for the public to come forward in hopes of closing the case. lauren. d.c.'s ward eight city councilman treon white hosted a town hall meeting on number of missing kids, teenagers in the district. this was attended by hundreds of people and it got heated. both the mayor and police chief were here reiterating there is not an uptic in numbers but working to spread awareness and didn't do much to calm concerns. >> tisha. >> and we have an update now on

britain parliament today. five people are dead including police officer and attacker. investigators say a man plowed his car into pedestrians in the west mipster bridge and stabbed a police officer. the officer shot and killed attacker. 40 other people were hurt. sue. >> shawn, get ready for a cold start on thursday morning. a lot of places are going to be in the 20s for the coldest night we'll see for the next several nights. it's a hard freeze we're advertising and a lot of 20s. we'll be chilly thursday afternoon and it's not going to be windy. bright sunshine. it will feel a little bitter to you even if most places still in the 40s to only near 50 on thursday afternoon. and listen we are going to get milder as we get on into friday and certainly for the weekend. but we'll probably have a few showers around on friday because warmer air will move on through and often when we change air masses like that we can get a few showers. we can use every drop too we're in a moderate drought. get ready for a spring break returning on saturday with very

and just in time for the cherry blossoms i'll have the latest on that in just a few minutes. tony. >> when it comes to size and health, 60% of americans are overweight and 30% of us are obese. and in addition, centers for disease control found black americans suffer at higher rates of owe piece it followed by hispanics and then white. and even with advances in technology and medicine the struggle to lose weight and lead a healthier lifestyle remains just that for some a struggle. but the folks i sat down with say they are in the struggle to win. there's no stopping them from living even if it means living large if a topic people don't really talk about a lot in public. it's kind of danced around. we're kind of calling this living large. and i guess my first question s. is that okay to say sometimes you know -- >> sometimes people are sensitive about things. >> all right.

>> it's a big world throughout. >> it is a big world out there. >> plenty of us in it. >> i don't like the term large everyone else agreed to that i don't mrik that. i personally prefer curvy or full figured. >> david do you like who you are. >> absolutely love myself. as you get to be my age ripe old age 57 app i look at pictures of people i knew in high school you know what, don't look so bad. >> and social media can be the great equalizeer but by the same token and parly these days when we seem to be politically divided it can bring out the ugliness in people very quickly. prejudice against people who are curveier is kind o

seems. do you feel like sometimes people prejudge you. >> i honestly do. i think it takes until i on my mouth and speak and then they're easier. >> as i've gotten old are i don't care what people say as much. people will always say something you know. so why should i let someone's opinion about me hurt me. >> when i was about 11 years old i gained a lot of weight. and i for a period of time wore what did they call pants husky. >> that still exists absolutely. >> i was husky. tell me about your experience growing up what kids said if anything. >> growing up i never experienced bullying. as far as from children someone would be crazy to bully you. >> is dieting something you've done. >> i think of lot of it comes from me from my family i was the heaviest set one. >> if you could drink a ma'amic position tma

smaller, thinker, whatever you want to say, wow drink it. >> i would drink half. for health issues and awareness of agility and some things like that. it would be better to be thinner. >> i personally would like have a week to ease cheek cakes every day or -- >> i don't remember the last time i had ribs. it was third grade you know because third grade when they told me i was morbidly obese. >> i don't know i would drink it i don't know a smaller me. i always been heavier girl i would be afraid. >> my parents were awls supportive telling me to reach for the stars. >> in adulthood you get to know yourself and learn about your competencies. >> people have to realize even though we're of a larger size or curveier or we carry more weight we're still people too we can laugh and joke and have a great time. we're just like you. >> awesome story. awesome perspective. >> all right. still to come tonight a dream come fru for ser

what school gave them full life scholarships today. >> ahead tonight pretty tense moments caught on camera as a man stumbleded and fell on to the train tracks. we'll hear from one of the men who rescued him when we come back. >> tomorrow on good day d.c. fox is celebrating national puppy day. look at those puppies. we'll talk about how to care for a new pup and habits that upset them and also de coding puppy language. everything you need to know plus plenty of cute puppies tomorrow morning on "fox5".

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>> president trump says he feels vindicated following

committee he read a report that indicated legal surveillance may have picked up communications of trump officials and possibly president himself. according to nunez none of the reports he mentioned russia and he was not sure it occurred at trump tower as the president complained. >> u.s. citizens involved in the trump transition. >> i somewhat do. i very much appreciated the fact that they found what they found. but, i somewhat do. >> adam shiff the chair of the committee the counter part to devon nunez is questioning that report and in fact he blasted the way nunez was handling this situation and said he created nunez createsed "profound daughter" about the credibility of their investigation. >> and the white house is once again trying to distance itself from former trump campaign

this time over associated press report that manafort secretly worked for russian billionaire to advance the interest of vladimir putin. sean spicer said manafort worked with the campaign briefly and said the president was not aware of manafort's compliant from the past decade. manafort complained he worked for the billionaire and said their relationship is being cast in an inappropriate way. >> there was a dramatic rescue in massachusetts caught on camera. take a look. see this man wapderring dangerously close to the edge of the subway platform and falls right on to the tracks and you can see take group of eight fresh map from tufts university jumped in to help the man the one gentleman jumped down and another he appeared to be drunk and was complaining he hurt his ankle. >> he jumped down and i put my arm around him and you know said come on let's go you got to get up. russel and i were able to lift

his arms back up on to the platform. >> he thanked me. yeah. he -- once the paramedics got there that's what happened. yeah. i got a fist bump. >> the group says the subway train came through about a minute after they got the man out of the harm's way. >> thank goodness. >> all right. >> coming up next, the national park service has a new update on when you can catch cherry blossoms and the ones that remain in peak bloom you. >> may want to go right now. no i'm kidding. also ahead tonight [ cheers ]. >> this may be my favorite store wrist day a local university made dreams come true for local high school seniors today. yep, we'll tell you bawl it after the break. >> and coming up tonight at 11:00ing which dog is top dog? we'll tell you which breed name at number one owe on the american kennel club annual list of the most popular dog breeds me america. that story and

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>> step december students got the surprise of a lifetime today and find out they attend george washington university next year free of charge and gw officials visited a number of schools today and awarding the full ride scholarship inside person and telling "fox5" that character counts adds much as grades and test scores. ahelp to that. here's bob barnard. >> you're all in the spotlight. >> it was set up as a chance for this group of eastern high school jr. s to learn about the college application process from a smaller group of high school seniors. but this was no ordinary class. you see that senior adante yearwood about to get the surprise of his young life. and it's me to announce the at who is adopting --

a warded full ride scholarship to gw number one choice university and takes financial burden off mother and and. >> gw president steven snap here to make at announcement. >> we're talking about little more 50,000 tuition and room and board and it's hefty investment in the student's future and these are deserving students that make a difference in the world to graduate. >> ten d.c. ps seniors today are surprised with word of the full ride scholarships to gw. adante is third baseball on jr. rotc and has 3.6 gpa. >> i wanted to go to gw being closer to home and since want to go to federal law enforcement and d.c. is capital where most of the federal law enforc

quartered i can get internships and job experience. >> adante's mother said it's been a tough year with death of adante's father with his in the virgin islands in the school year. >> he used it to his benefit and actually boosts his gpa in honor of his light date. >> gw says it awarded 166 full rides to high school seniors in the d.c. public school system. the value now roughly 300,000 per scholarship. in northeast, bob barnard, "fox5 local news". >> you know this story tells me adante's dad that pass away is watching out for him. >> absolutely. absolutely. i think it one of the most incredible stories love when gw does this every single year. what an incredible opportunity. >> it's huge and we sthed on the news at 6 it's literally life changing. >> and they do it every year. >> that's right.

>> well done to the students who earned those scholarships. >> and the parents. >> and mother. >> who absolutely will not have to see him go far away to see this great success. >> he's one of ten students. ten students. life is good. >> weather still a little bit you know -- >> weather t today was hard to take. pretty looking and you step out and it's like cuts right through ape get to a certain point after the winter you're like okay, come on, let's move on, shall we. >> we did nat february, though. >> we had our spring preview if february. >> every day every day i'm wearing a different coat. it's a jacket. today is was winter coat again with scar. . some days short sleeves. it's caezy. >> you didn't want to be be caught without a hood today. >> other day tony was in swimming trunks. >> i had to call hr again about that unfortunately. >> tony, don't wear your speedo todz work. >> she loved. it. >> and i encouraged them and droppe

>> hey listen we're looking at the cherry blossoms and full disclosure what you see here this is not from today but we have a great update from today. we talked to mike at the national park service and he says guess what bloom period. begun and these will be out by the weekend. if you go down now you'll see a pretty good show as well which is surprising given the fact that last week because of the cold spell about 50% of blossoms on were damaged. but he says it's still looking good down there and other people that have been posting on social media say it is worth a trip. so, this weekend, check out the forecast. and if you like to head down and see what is left of the blossoms it's still a good show. 75 degrees on saturday. should be a beautiful day. and not overly sunny and enough sunshine for great photo on. sunday is still on warm side. 68 degrees. we'll likely have a few showers around. nothing heavy enough to knock off what is left of b

and bonus as blossoms are out the days are continuing to get longer we want to say thank to you tim for this beautiful background sunset shot. twelve hours and 17 minute ever daylight tomorrow and sun comes up 7:06 on the frozen tundra. sunset thursday 7:23 nice to get longer days. bundle up the kids tomorrow morning. 24 to 30 at the bus stop and cold under a few spots. lots of sunshine. lighter winds. afternoon feels better than today felt and still chilly this time of year. we're going thursday high 50. some places probably won't get to 50. more places will number the 40s than hit 50. friday. 61. few showers around on friday too that's when leading edge of warmer air will come into town. it's tanking tonight down to 32 frederick, westminster, 33 hagerstown and win chests are down to 32. mannasas 34. d.c. 40. but again pretty much everything is heading down into the 20s tonight and if not 20s near 30s

hopefully you didn't get too enthusiastic and do planting. tonight should be coldest of the next 7 and clear skies means we're going to be chilly. expect cold morning again tomorrow with temperatures in the 20s. we rebound into the 40s and then we start bringing in the warmer air and that process begins friday. 61. showed you the weekend. we know that looks good. what about next week? we have a few showers around monday and tuesday with temperatures in the low 70s and wednesday 65 degrees. it's been a while since we've been able to put together a stretch of warmer days. you're almost there. hang in there for the weekend. don't go anywhere we have more to tell you about. we'll be right back. >> house huntsers are hitting the pause button for now existing home sales falling 3.7%. keep in mind sales hit a 10 year high in january and apparently higher prices are keeping buyers on the sidelines and we're also learning that fewer people applied for new mortgages last week and this

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bitten when it comes to paper injuries. mad max is back. today pitch two third inning giving up two earned runs and tryinging out four. one of those right there. they won't be able to start opening day. scherzer is on schedule first week of the season and today 73 pitch outing has scherzer rights on schedule to make his first regular season start. >> coming out here throwing 70 pitches and looking now we're looking at 85, 90 pitch next time out that's good news and basically on pace to start the regular season on time and you know i really should not miss a turn of rotation. considering where i was at and coming into spring training to not go to dl that's a huge fee. >> and this week women's basketball team interprets advance over west vir ver and all anyone can talk about is 75 foot buzzer beater by destiny slowcome it was not game winner but best shot of tournament men or women and that coupled with

getting a lot of attention. today at practice destiny did it again. not a 75 footer but a buzzer beater with the clock hitting zero. there it goes. the teen was celebrating like it was a buzzer beater practicing for this weekend oregon and bridgeport connecticut if they get past the ducks yukon husky as wait. they don't doubt chances in connecticut and they definitely don't doubt exist any clutch shot maining. >> and lives for the moment and i think she embraces it.

she said she would practice it and it never went in until that game. >> fabulous. >> maybe should could make espys. i hope so will vote now. news at 11 starts right now. tonight the community is demanding answers from city leaders about what's being done. >> a maryland college student on spring break was shot and killed after filming a music video in the districts and the latest on the search for her killer. >> and members promise that we would repeal and replace -- and that is the what we intend on doing. >> and the countdown is on and the house get set to vote toll on the republican healthcare plan. the news at 11 starts right now. >> and we thank you for joining us at 11, i'm