breaking news a triple stabbing we're on the scene as the investigation unfolds. also tracking more fog will it mess with your morning commute plus when their son was shot dead all he was carrying was an iced tea and skittles

was the law broken late breaking news where police are investigating a triple stabbing. >> gary is live from the crime scene. what can you tell us >> reporter: we're in the 2400 block of 4th street northeast near chang. this fight broke out on 4th street more than a couple of hours ago. you can see police working the cream seen right now. a fight included 8 to 10 maybe 12 persons. it started at a mcdonald's on the 400 block of rhode island avenue 3 lunch yards away. groups of persons exchanged words with one another. that dispute flowed out in the street and ended in the donnie brook and 24th hundred block of 4th street. three female victims were stabbed. as this fight broke out two jump into a quran drove to franklin street by the gates to trinity college. at that location they flagged

down a passing police car they were taken to the hospital. two of those injuries are not serious at all none of the three are life-threatening one of those cuts however is described as serious. police say that when the fight broke up they began to look for two persons, a black male dressed all in black who may be carrying a gun and a black female dressed in blue who may be carrying a knife. police refused to describe them as suspects because at this point they do not know who the aggressors were. that remains a mystery one that is going to remain unsolved while we're on the air. but police as you can see are working on it. back to you. >> thank you for that gary. more trouble, more anger reaching a boiling point in the city of sanford, florida tonight. >> the city council has passed

a no confidence vote in their police chief following the controversial shooting death of a 17-year-old teenager. that tragedy comes amid national outrage over the teen's killing and exacerbates tensions. ken has more on the story. >> reporter: 17-year-old tray von martin was gunned down after allegations he threatened a neighborhood watch captain. the rally for tray von martin took center stage in new york city union square far away from sanford the fury felt among these demonstrators mirrored those in florida. >> i want new york to know that we're not going to stop until we get justice for tray von. >> reporter: his parents join a massive group of supporters who held signs and chanted. >> it's not about a black and white thing it's about a right and wrong thing. >> reporter: at the center of the debate is a question whether the gunman 28-year-old george zimmerman was justified in shooting and killing the

team. he told police he shot martin because he was threatened by him. zimmerman is authorized to carry a handgun and under florida law isn't obligated to retreat from a threat before shooting. it's commonly referred to as the stand your ground law. here's what he said to a 911 operator just before he fired. >> he's got his hand in his waist band and he's a black male. >> are you following him? >> yeah. >> we don't need you to do that. >> reporter: in a statement sanford city manager said quote mr. zimmerman provided a statement claiming he acted in self-defense which at the time was supported by physical evidence and testimony. by that statute law enforcement was prohibited from making an arrest based on the facts and circumstances they had at the time. what the threat was we still don't know. reports say zimmerman was found with a broken nose after the shooting. the teen was found with candy and an iced tea in his pockets. >> tray von was not, and i repeat, was not a bad person.

>> reporter: tonight it's still unclear what the future of the police chief is out in sanford. of course following that no confidence vote that was taken place today by the city commission. the u. s. justice department is now involved in this investigation. they are helping local investigators get to the bottom of all of this. ken molestina 9 news now. we have an update on a story we brought you last night. we had planned to have a live interview with december lean james the 18-year-old survivor of a drunken driving crash in december. >> she was in the front passenger seat videotaping from inside the car when it crashed killing two of her friends and leaving her hospitalized. she had agreed to be here as a guest but the story has caused an emotional upheaval for one of the families whose child was involved in that crash. when she originally approached us with the video she hoped the chilling series of events would save other lives and prevent

those going through the heartache she endures. >> based on all the calls the e-mails tweets facebook posts we've gotten we want to assure you have made a difference in people's lives. here's some of the messages we've received over the last 24 hours. very powerful i intend on showing my teen aged kids thank you. laura says december lean thank you for having the courage to show this video hopefully you may save some lives. my thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family and all the families. she may have removed herself from the spotlight right now but she does plan to continue to warn others especially teenagers about the dangers of drinking and driving. orange flashes lit up the night sky where a suspected gunman is holed up. they won't confirm whether the

blast means an assault by swat teams. muhammad murrah had blacked off the previous decision to turn himself in. and the police had blown up the shutters outside the apartment windows to pressure him to change his mind. the 24-year-old is accused of shooting and killing 7 people in france including a rabbi and 3 children. he's declared himself a part of the al-qaida network but police believe he acted alone. an audit by metro inspector general found the transit agency overpaid a contractor by hundreds of thousands of dollars to help reduce safety problems. according to the washington examiner the audit found metro continued to make payments to dupont safety resources without internal oversight. they paid dupont 13.7 million through 2011. a former mount rainier police officer convicted in a bizarre sexual assault case will spends the next decade

behind bars. a judge sentenced gene gillette to so years in prison. he lured a 20-year-old man to his house made sexual advances toward him and shot himself times always he tried to flee in gillette's truck. gillette apologized to that victim in the courtroom today and asked for forgiveness. he will also have to registers register as a sex offender. what is the biggest risk to a police officer or firefighter getting shot maybe trapped in a blaze how about getting hit by a driver who has failed to move over or slowdown. by law you have to move over or slowdown for an emergency vehicle if it's parked on the side of the road with the lights flashing. authorities are launching a monthlong campaign to get that message out. the latest estimate suggest that nearly 400 police officers, firefighters, highway crews, tow truck drivers and other workers are struck and killed each year. corporal robert i man says he's

worries about it all the time. >> my biggest concern as a supervisor one of my troopers getting hit alongside the road. >> the first time you fail to slow down and move over one lane if it's safe is 110-dollar fine and 1 point on your license. tonight police believe this man is the one who attacked a 16-year-old girl in fairfax it happened on monday as she walked home from woodson high school. >> i hear this bloodcurdling scream. i mean scream like horror. >> that woman who doesn't want to be identified was walking along the path monday when the attack happened. police say the victim was at the entrance of picket road when a man approached her from behind grabbed her neck and assaulted her. >> to hear her scream like she did you knew she was horrified. this is a shortcut for the kids. this is their way home. you're talking hundreds of kids that go through here every day. >> that employee and several lacrosse players ran to help.

they got there just in time to see that man running way. police believe he was caught in these surveillance photos right there 20 to 40 years old 5'8", 170 pounds. because the pass is not on school property. fairfax county public schools say there is only so much they can do. they have sent an e-mail to all parents ir urging them to talk to their kid about this incident and never walk home alone. the d. c. government is no longer preserving 10% of parking meters for handicapped drivers. for the next 90 days anybody can use the discounted red top meters which allow twice the time for parking. handicapped drivers now go back to being able to park anywhere it a any meter for free with a handicap placard on display. >> parking, as so many of you realize is a premium, and our goal is to create turnover parking. >> the d. c. council will

revisit this handicap parking issue in 90 days. presidential candidate mitt romney brought his campaign to maryland to do damage control. a top romney advisor was asked if the gop primary race was pushing romney so far to the right that he would alienate voters. they referred to an etch a sketch. romney's opponents were quick to portray him as a flip flop candidate. he says his policies will be s same. rick santorum is down playing his seconds place finish in illinois. he's focusing instead on saturday's primary in louisiana where the latest poll numbers show him holding a 13 point advantage over romney. on april 3rd voters here in d. c. maryland and in wisconsin will go to the polls. now it is a big gap from there to april 24th when five states

including new york and pennsylvania will hold their primary. talk about one for the ages. today some of the country's top political leaders honored u. s. senator barbara mikulski for being the longest serving woman ever in congress. she was first elected to the house of representatives in 1975, the senate in 1986. the 75-year-old broke the record for the longest serving woman in congress last weekend when she bypassed he death rogers of massachusetts kudos to her. we hit 70 today despite the clouds. we have more fog developing. here's your wake up weather. temperatures mild though still in the 50s at ash and 7:00. we'll talk about warmer air and increased chance of thunderstorms. still ahead 9 wants to know how americans were duped into buying fake cancer drugs. now we get answers from the man responsible. plus in tonight's let's be

real accountability. jayvaughn martin is and someone and something has to be held responsible. that's coming up.

as many. tonight there is outrage to go along with the grief in the case of tray von martin

that unarmed 17-year-old boy shot in florida by a neighborhood watch captain who claims self- defense. as the protest and vigils ratchet up across the nation they are only looking for one thing. >> that one thing is accountability. see a 17 year-old boy was shot dead almost a month ago now and his family his friends and now a whole lot of folks are increasingly desperate to see somebody held accountable for it. this case brings back painful memories. oscar grand unarmed black men shot down by law enforcement except george zimmerman wasn't a cop. he was basically a neighborhood busy body legally packing heat. so if this guy can kill an unarmed fellow citizen and avoid arrest with what sure looks like a pretty thin claim of self-defense there is seriously something wrong with this picture. you see that's what's so infuriateing about this. george zimmerman may or may not

have been motivate bid racism but regardless the deaths of this boy is not a black problem it is america's problem we should all be heartbroken by its. because let's be real until the system sends a clear message that being black is not the same as being suspicious looking and it's sure not a justification for being confronted and shot. tray von martin will not be the final name on an increasingly long list of tragedy. tonight we hear from the man responsible for bringing a fake cancer drug into the u. s. tom hall ton is the owner of montana healthcare solutions marketing the counterfeit avastin. he claims he did nothing wrong and nothing to hide. >> the businesses i have are ethical and legal. we as a licensed registered wholesaler bought the product

through the trusted and controlled supply chain. >> do you know what were in the fake avastin. is there there was starch salt and acetone but there was nothing in there that would fight cancer. >> for me that is shocking and it's so disappointing. >> according to the fda the only avastin approved for use in the u. s. is made in the united states by a company called general intech. a ton operates several pharmaceutical businesses in barbados and repeatedly blamed his european suppliers and regulators for failing to discover the counterfeit drug. we have an unusually warm winter the baz news an even longer allergy season. if you want to weather that pollen storm here's some advice from folks at the atlanta allergy and asthma clinic. replace rinse outs the filters on your air conditioner. use saline spray. stay in tune with your body

shortness of breath or wheezing. even though it is so gorgeous outside exercise indoors to reduce your pollen exposure. what is it also topper early in the morning. >> we had no pollen count today. if it rains you have a little bit of a break. >> for some people it really gets bad. >> it's probably going to get worse. all right. 7 with cloud cover that's pretty impressive. >> it is. >> average high is still 58. that's pretty nice. tomorrow we're going to have more sunshine and temps are going to go crazy tomorrow and friday. let's have a live look outside our live weather cam brought to you by michael anderson. 64 right now. it feels, i mean that's like june or late may. winds are dead calm pressure on the rise at 30.29 inches of mercury. relative humidity 80%, which is about right. the dew point 58. when the temperature and dew point are the same humidity is 100%. let's talk about the radar we do have some showers south of town i resisted putting them in

the forecast. they are going to say south of madison and maybe creep up into the i-81 corridor but the heavy activity will stay down towards charlotte. our main problem overnight is going to be fog. satellite picture radar combined see this swirl here. area of low pressure just kind of sitting and spinning in the southern plains which by the way is actually average or normal or at least not surprising for spring. the systems get caught up in the jet stream and they can't move. consequently it rains over the same areas day after day which is not good. right now the big thunderstorms and rain is in much of mississippi and headed for west tennessee. the same system will get in here but probably not until the weekend. we'll have a chance of isolated storm between now and friday the organized activity with this front will not get here until the weekend. we're looking at low clouds developing again and showers fredericksburg south and back into charlottesville. here's the deal, more fog tomorrow morning should not be

as dense should not be as widespread. mr. bernstein will be in here at 4:25. now warmer on thursday. we're talking much warmer 20 degrees above average. an afternoon storm is possible tomorrow. isolated, though, and then more like june on friday. we're talking 80 degrees on friday. all right. hard to believe. overnight ware looking -- first put the forecast into motion. >> i think this is a little bit over done. a couple showers in the morning. i think they are going to be primarily out to the i-81 corridor. we have to worry about clouds. they will be slow to burn off not as show as today but by 11:00, 12:00 breaks back to the west leesburg up toward frederick everybody gets into the act with some sunshine and temps will go crazy tomorrow afternoon and just isolated storms will develop. so overnight then we'll stay partly to mostly cloudy mild some fog. winds southeasterly at 10. tomorrow becoming partly cloudy and mild. fog early 50s and 60s. by afternoon partly cloudy and

warmer an isolated shower or storm possible, the high 75 to 80. winds turn southwesterly at 10. next 7 days 80 degrees on friday isolated storm. much better chance of thunderstorms and showers on satisfaction. i'm going to keep it in the mid-70s. it will be cooler on sunday with rain and showers in the 60s. next week we return to the 60s sunshine monday and tuesday back to 75 with sunshine next wednesday. >> 80 really this early. >> june. >> thanks. rd3. >> i think a lot of redskins fans are pretty psyched about that. they got a look at their potential franchise quarterback. hear what rg3 said about meeting his potential new coach. plus the nfl slams the hammer on the saints and the newest wizard makes an impressive debut. sports is next. need any help?

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off target twice. impressed by his footwork and ability. >> i met shanahan before so the star struck parts of it was gone. my fiance' was weirded out by the whole situation because the coach she watched growing up was sitting right in front of had he ever. >> it's officially official. tebow mania is headed to big apple the team announced the deal this afternoon but issues over money put the trade in jeopardy. the contracts states whatever team gets him has to pay the broncos $5 million. the two teams have decided to split that money. over the past week and-a- half bounty gate has taken a back seat to nfl free agency and march madness the nfl is sending a strong message to the league. new york city saints implementing a sell pays players to basically juran opponent. lose two draft exhibits hundreds of thousands of dollars. commissioner roger goodell had

harsh words for those involved. >> as you find out what's been going on you're disappointed, you're angered. there are a lot of great people who coach, play and are involved with this game, and they care deeply about this game. and the game doesn't need to be played this we. >> wizards debuting their new center. then he. seandan wall with 12 tonight. ban to then he something for wiz fans the finally be excited about. he had a double double. 22 points 10 rebounds as the wiz handsly beat the new jersey nets 108-89. >> they won. >> time to vote in this week's high school game of the week polling. among your choice is a wide range of sports to choose boys and girls lacrosse as well as baseball and boys soccer here are your choices. four choices you can go to d. c. dot high school sports.net to vote.

finally tonight this is brittany greiner from baylor doing something you don't see very often. there she is in the middle. a one handed slam. second round ncaa tournament game 6'8" that girls got up. no surprise there. she is a monster on the court. i mean, she's impressive. but she dunks. she is only the second woman to dunk in ncaa tournament game. >> she's pretty graceful doing it. >> these guys are speechless. >> i want to see you guys go up and dunk against brittany. >> couldn't do anything with that, no.

. now we go to australia where a cat is recovering after spending 20 minutes in the wash cycle of her owner's washing machine. >> i did that once it's never

good. her cat lie la climbed into the machine while she had her back turned. when she hit the switch for a 30 minute cold water wash. fortunately the other family cat noticed her bud in the machine and started scratching on the laundry door. >> i went four 20 minutes of that i finally day in and she sat right in front of the machine there and just watched it. >> 20 minutes. well then she finally realized lie la was in there she rushes her cat to the vet we're told lie la had a few injuries to her eye and her paw but cats have that whole nine lives thing working. >> she shoes does. good night everybody.