bahar is in custody in iraq. jonathan: coming up for us at 4:00, an amazing rescue caught on camera in fairfax. just how teams in the air were able to spot those below and make the rescue. michelle: incredible. plan to close d.c. general once and for all. what mayor bowser wants to do with the shelter that was once home to rudd missing for two years. >> this is trying to marauding teens. in the district. >> why was class canceled today? i'm kevin lewis. michelle: a trinity, washington, university student was hospitalled. today the dean of the school is speaking out and stephen tschida has the plea to stop the violence. stephen: this was on michigan avenue at 6:30 at night. the victim a student on her way to class when a group of teenage girls in school uniforms attacked her. the assault so vicious the young woman was hospitalized. the president of trinity washington was outraged over the incident and other assaults on teenagers in metro and across the city. she put the anger to good use and she reached out to pri

nisreen assad ibrahim bahar, who is currently in iraqi custody, is accused of helping hold mueller hostage at her home, where mueller was repeatedly raped by isis leader abu bakr al-baghdadi. mueller was confirmed killed last year in what isis said was a coalition airstrike. canadian prime minister justin trudeau says canada will end its bombing mission against the self-proclaimed islamic state in iraq and syria by february 22, fulfilling his campaign pledge. canada will withdraw six fighter jets, but keep two surveillance planes in the region and triple the number of soldiers training iraqi kurdish forces. trudeau spoke at a news conference in ottawa monday. >> the lethal enemy of barbarism isn't hatred, it is reason. and the people terrorized by isil every day don't need our vengeance, they need our help. amy: in mexico, a crime reporter has been abducted from her home by armed men in the eastern state of veracruz. anabel flores salazar, who works for the newspaper el sol e orizaba, was kidnapped early the committee to project monday. journalists says veracruz is among the most dangerous