she climbing down on the tracking at the westphal station last year. she started taking yoga pictures while another took pictures. she was arrested in october. >>> here's new surveillance of the six people. the shooting happened outside of a hotel on tuesday. the suspects and car were caught on a nearby surveillance camera. 21-year-old kevin wallace was killed in that shooting. >> a map is waking up in police custody in the district accused of murder. police arrested george edwards for the murder of reginald perry. he was shot and killed near the howard metro station on eighth street west. no word yet on a motive in this case. >> black lives matter! >>> this video shows protesters who caused traffic backups last night. they shut down major intersection in d.c. it's national trance week. the group wants to bring attention to crime, specifically the murders of transgender victims across the country. the most recent in our area 22-year-old zella ziona from our county. >> we're demand respect. we want this to stop. >> the protest organizer jess grobeman wa

the "news4" i-team showed you the video of her climbing down on the tracks at the westphals tracks last year. metro police arrested her in october. >>> more protests in minneapolis right now over the death of black man in police custody. these protests started days ago after jamar clark was shot and killed. you're looking at now protests from the last several hours where people reportedly threw rocks and bottles at police officers. those police officers then pepper sprayed the protesters. we're getting conflicting reports this morning of just how many people were arrested, but it sounds like no more than one. some of those officers were hurt by the rocks with just minor injuries. back to you. >>> kristin, thank you. let's get you up to speed on the forecast this morning. chuck? >> all right. thanks, aaron. indeed a "storm team 4" weather alert. you need to stay alert. it's one of those days you'll want to stay ahead of the weather as best as you can. just south of charles ville, it's about three hours from reaching the south end of the capital beltway. that puts it on the beltway around

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charged with trespassing here after surveillance video showed her performing yoga on the track at westphalsrch last december. today a fairfax county judge told bentley that charges will be dropped if she completes ten hours of community service by march. being on metro tracks is illegal and could be deadly, of course, because of the electrified third rail. >>> more than 2,000 d.c. police officers could be wearing body cameras by next march. news 4's tom sherwood found out that a d.c. council committee took a major step today in approving the program. it's tougher than what was first proposed by mayor bowser. >> the 2014 ferguson, missouri, police shooting, the first of several national incidents prompting cause for police body cameras. >> our goal is to transcend any ferguson kind of situation. >> the d.c. council judiciary committee today voted for d.c.'s 2,800 patrol officers to wear body cams both for the public's protection and police themselves. >> we want to reduce the false complaints against our officers who risked their lives on the daily basis, but at the same time i want to make