he was approached in the bellevue neighborhood in southeast, d.c. he was shot and killed on the street. this happened a mile from the seventh district police station on alabama avenue. the shops running out just blocks from the high school. there are reports that he was a beaulieu student. his identity has not been released. this happened around 8:30 last night. police taped off a large area. this was one of two fatal shootings in the district. a woman was killed around northeast. homicides are up 75% this year. reporting live, john gonzalez, abc seven news. >> dozens of people this morning are left without a home. inbrianne carter is live springfield with more on this fire that sent dozens into the cold. >> dozens now out of their home after this fire that happened late last night. fire officials believe it happened in a first floor area and then spread into a hallway and into the stairwell. a dozen people were treated on the scene. two others were taken to the hospital. the red cross is helping to find people another place to stay. officials say t

. >>> nestled in the picturesque sawtooth mountains of central idaho is the town of bellevue, a town that had not had a homicide in more than ten years. here, the johnson family felt safe. alan was a landscaper. his wife, diane, worked as a tax collector. >> alan was an avid hunter, just a wonderful guy. diane, her passion was cooking, she was always doing something wonderful in the kitchen. >> on a september morning in 2003, the serenity of this small town ended abruptly. when shots were fired in the johnson home. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> there have been two gunshots. >> okay, where's the shots coming from? >> the daughter came over here and said that somebody shot her parents. >> when police got there, they found diane johnson shot to death in her bed, apparently, while she was still sleeping. alan johnson was also dead on the floor next to the bed. >> the shower was still going, and i could see directly into the shower, and there was a bullet hole that was straight on, chest high, straight into the tile. >> the murder weapon, a .264-caliber rifle, was still on the floor.

. >>> nestled in the picturesque sawtooth mountains of central idaho is the town of bellevue, a towna homicide in more than ten years. here, the johnson family felt safe. alan was a landscaper. his wife, diane, worked as a tax collector. >> alan was an avid hunter, just a wonderful guy. diane, her passion was cooking, she was always doing something wonderful in the kitchen. >> on a september morning in 2003, the serenity of this small town ended abruptly. when shots were fired in the johnson home. >> 911

very pleased russia is renowned for its bible and like culture and hip and happening after hours bellevue's of such a large no exception from the sizzling sure to the cool snowy peaks cheese you might call it's covered well today andrews r.t. . so making shapes that in the pubs and clubs in sochi also rake in some small shapes out of some space rock what am i talking about will day eight of the olympics also have a special significance in that it's exactly a year since that massive meteorite struck near chile in the urals and in memory of that those who made the podium will get a second set of medals each one with a little tiny piece of the meteorite embedded in them fortunately though not straight away it seems we can reveal the i.o.c. the international olympic committee being a stickler as to tradition but they are so you can give the athletes whatever you want just not during the games they insist that the only awards to be recorded during the games are the original gold silver and bronze so there you go these are beautiful pictures look away just a little while longer before they reach

just hours earlier, an 18-year-old was killed a haley tear r terrace from the bellevue area. what have you learned, richard? >> reporter: police were out here for 15 hours investigating the shooting. they say that teen was shot inside that apartment building. he came out, covered in flooblo. ultimately collapsed next to that red jaguar. and he was not the only person in the district who was killed last night. d.c. whom cihomicide detectives around the clock, two killed just hours apart. the home wrapped in crime tape all night as police investigated next door. she says she's fed up. >> it's every day. we read the paper or listen to the tv, somebody's killing somebody for no reason at all. >> reporter: thursday night, a teenager became the 20th person killed in the district in 2014. then a few hours later, eight miles away, a woman was killed in another deadly shooting. the first responders rushed her to the hospital, but her injuries were too critical to survive. 21 homicides in two months. they were just 12 for the same time period last year. and 104 in all of 2013. it's a v

was raised in india and attended universities there as well as in the united states and lives in bellevue, washington, heading up the cloud computing and enterprise teams. my next guest said that he was among groups that defied stereotypes about south asia. the rockis a fellow at center for corporate governments. thanks for being with me. do you have a serious independent streak? >> do i? i think so. i am an entrepreneur, academic. i have been researching the subject area and an interesting fact. and 15% are started by indians. most innovative land in this planet. indian rise, it is amazing what happens. >> what accounts for the statistics you have been able to put together? >> i have been trying to understand how -- why has a group like me, people who are educated of bod -- abroad, who have weird accents and look different, how can we come to this country and become successful in this tersely competitive place? the answers they learned the rules of engagement and learn to mentor each other. silicon valley is one giant network where people meet and huddle. they are not afraid of taking ri

a 17-year-old boy was stabbed on halley terrace in the bellevue area and a 19-year-old woman was shot on j-street in kenworth and her name is takia dickerson and she was discovered on a sidewalk. but three hours earlier jonathon adams was stabbed. derrick is digging up more e details of the incidents, and we will have more at 5:00. >>> with those two murders we are learning a troubling trend. d.c. has seen a 75% spike in homicides this year when compared to the first two months of last year. 21 people have been killed in 2014. today, d.c. police chief cathy lanier told an oversight council that two factors are driving the trend, and the first is the turf related gang war murders and the second is more troubling to the chief. >> domestic violence is once again a big problem for us. we have had success in drive down domestic violence for two years in a row, but for the last two years, we are seeing an increase, and so an increase in domestic homicide. >> and the police chief says they are close to making an arrest in at least two of the murders. coming up at 5:00, we will have more on t

. >> this is the front entrance of the bellevue hospital where the killer of john lennon mark chapmans being held by extraordinary precautions. >> i was asked if i could help the attorney on the chapman case. i agreed. >> forensic psychiatrist dr. daniel schwartz interviewed mark david chapman on eight separate occasions for the defense. >> clearly, mr. chapman knew what he was doing, he used a gun in an all too accurate way. he knew it was a gun. he knew it could kill. and he pointed it at the intended victim, and unfortunately, it worked. >> the serious question in this case is whether or not his mental illness impaired his ability to appreciate that what he was doing was wrong. simply being somebody mentally ill does not acquit somebody, it's only if this mental illness impairs his ability to know and appreciate the nature and the consequence of his conduct, or that it's wrong. >> dr. schwartz believes that chapman's mental illness began in childhood. >> mr. chapman became seriously withdrawn at about the age of 9 or 10. it was about that age that he began imagining a whole world o

let's go to bellevue, indiana on our independence line. caller: i'm in bellevue. 15 minutes out of seattle. we have great facilities for and recreation. also we have good ability to .rive through the city more progress is on the way. i'm 67 and they cut back on the metro. pro-bus,tried to be pro-anything to get the cars off the street. but with the cutbacks, it takes me about 45 minutes to walk up to the closest to stop -- to the closest bus stop. if i ride there and connect with the bus, there's only room for three or four bytes on the front and it is always full. the park and ride, if they could add funding to help these park-and-ride have secure bicycle storage, we could bike up to the park-and-ride and leave our bikes there and catch the bus. it would be so much more forgettable. it would get a lot more people out of their cars -- it would be so much more predictable. we have been talking about the possibility of a new loan program to help out the state and federal governments. it would be backed by the federal government. think it wou

. >> reporter: it was a terrifying scene, and bellevue residents could only watch as the plane fell outsky. >> my son was coming into the y, and he said he looked up in the sky and he said that an aircraft came straight out of the clouds and went directly into the ground. >> we heard the whole house start to shake and then we looked up out of the window and we saw the fire ball go up. >> it was like probably five seconds, and then crash. it was going so fast. >> reporter: after hearing the initial crash, many tried to get a closer look at what happened. >> there was white smoke at first and then it broke out into flames and it was awful. >> still a ton of flames and it was in pieces. >> reporter: while disbelief settled in. some witnesses say they may never come to terms with what they saw. >> we just kind of stood there dumbfounded for a minute just looking in the window, like is this what we just thought it was? >> instantly you kind of just go into shock. a numbness of you can't process it all fast enough. >> the realization set in once you saw, like, the smoke everywhere that it was

there's an idea that the company has become a bureaucracy becoming larger and larger in bellevue, washingtonit's enterprise that's the story and it's the business division, it's -- >> i totally agree -- >> how much more they can accomplish there and compound annual growth rates that can be obtained there. i don't know that mr. nadella -- this process didn't go as well as they might have hoped. maybe mulally, people could argue whether that would have been a good thing or not. >> they spent nearly half a year on this process. >> they really did and they end up with somebody who has been at the company since 1992. >> but a good division. cloud is something they kind of caught. and they're trying to do mobile. i bumped into a guy at my college reunion who had a microsoft phone. >> really? oh, yeah, the guy that runs the company or used to. >> steve was in my class. >> every time we have a conversation about them we tend to come back to amy hood, the cfo. >> i love her. >> who more and who are is being talked about as a bridge during this transition. >> please don't make her leave. that's one of

on to another company that's very important to its part of the world and that would be microsoft, bellevuewashington, right? it says companies windows 8 system has racked up more than 200 million license sales since its launch 15 months ago, that number lagging windows 7 which sold 240 million within its first year, the latest windows 8 sales figure announced at a goldman sachs technology conference yesterday. new management in place. disappointing number for windows 8. not clear what it's going to mean for the stock price this morning. but, you know, aren't we kind of off to the races with the new management? >> we don't care. >> talk about something that doesn't matter. we're talking about a company -- >> you are killing me this morning. the weather doesn't matter. >> i meant the history, going forward could be value add. there's a lot to add. i didn't mean to kill you especially after you mentioned my restaurant? >> we always mention the restaurant. what do you focus on when we look at microsoft and why should this be rear view mirror because windows 8 is important to this company. >> y

someone shot an 18-year-old on hally terrace in southeast in the bellevue area. less than three hours later, a woman was shot to death on j street in northeast off kenilworth avenue. in the most recent case, the woman shot was alive when officers arrived on the scene. that was around 8:30 last night. then after news4 at 11:00 last night, d.c. police told us she at the hospital. this morning, no word of an arrest. >>> now to the teen shot and killed in southeast. police say the 18-year-old was standing on hally terrace near danbury street when someone shot him in the neck. this was right before 6:00 yesterday. he also died at the hospital. many people told news4 they want the gun violence to stop, especially when it involves younger victims. >> we're losing our babies. you know, parents, grandparent, we're not supposed to bury them. it's getting terrible. >>> the latest shootings mark 21 homicides in d.c. this year. it is only february. at this point last year, d.c. had 12 homicides on the books. 2013 ended with 104 homicides in the district. >>> montgomery county