braddock height a crash there in the frederick area. inner loop and outer loop of e beltway, no problems now. brand-new problem accokeek, northbound inian head highway. live look right now, 66 germantown road looking good into town and out oftown aaron? >> melissa, thank you. 6:01. d.c. police invesgating a homicide. >> straight to chris lawrence at the live desk. >>etectives are looking at two people who killed a i m northeast d.c. the man was shot at mount olivet road near a valero gas station. yey're searching for two men in alow dodge charger spotted leaving the scene headed eastbound towards west virginia avenue. obviously if you have any information about this crime you're asked to cali the d.c. . aaron, back to you. >> chris, thank you. >>> we are also following a developing story in southeast d.c. a man is dead after a police-involved shooting. >> trss morning neigh andif police haverent stories about that shooting. we have moree trying to fig all of this out.st ju? >> reporter: a scene going on behind us at this time. step out

you would be interested to know that general braddock came here, it was the home of john carlisle, a prominent scot, one of the leading people of alexanderia, and general braddock was heading to the french and indian war, and stayed there. in 1976, in the family home in scotland, the papers were found the told about the visit. and -- theretheir, , and john carlisle said he ate him out of house and home and ruined his grounds and how terrible it was. anyway, there he met with young george washington and washington ,ent with them out king street and on to leesburg and the ohio river. that happened in this house, and it is still there in alexandria. ive thecan forgov limestone, please visit it if you can. [laughter] church was built with the trim of sandstone. it always had trouble with the weather, and the scots realized that. still a practicing church through war, the civil war, it was always protected because this is where george washington worshiped. one of two churches, a country church near mount vernon, and this one, christ church. very few changes. ofide, it would remind you bar

general braddock came here. carlislee home of john , one of the leading people of alexandria. the general, heading for what became the french and indian war , state there. inonderful thing happened 1976, the papers were found. it was kind of legendary by that time. john carlisle said he ate him and ranouse and home him to the ground. there he met with a young george washington. washington went out king street and to the ohio river. the house is still there in alexandria. if you can forgive the limestone, please see it if you can. christchurch in alexandria church of england was built with a trim of sandstone. it always had trouble with the weather. still practicing church. this is where george washington two churches. of a country church near mount vernon and this one, christchurch. and remind you inside of what you would see in bermuda or barbados. i urge you to see it if possible. wrong,ne something there, we are all right. there we go. they have split between two .ocks, to stones this is stafford county. it is a highly desirable residential area. it, theseas they left were

the most marginalized within our communities from the homewards to the manchester's to the the braddock's it is every day people that are. not only putting their bodies on the line but also risking a lot to speak out against this in a way that we know harassment might come from law enforcement because it has in the past but people are putting that to the side because what ants one represents is so important not only to us in the city of pittsburgh but to the country at large we absolutely believe that if this is to happen to and one and we do nothing about it that this will happen again so this fight is for justice for and so on and it's also to prevent this from happening in the future and that's let's the next thing i want to ask you about is the future you know you say this is the tipping point it's really moving now that you're so you've got people out there you'd never expect you know out there marching and protesting let their voices be heard what is the next stage where does this go what what what happens next in this in this in this movement to find justice. well i think what happ

. >> antwon rose didn't do anything in north braddock other than be in that vehicle. >> reporter: prosecutors also releasing new surveillance video showing another teen firing out of a car window, as an the twon sat in the front seat. minutes later, officer rosfeld pulling over the vehicle suspected in the drive-by shooting. witnesses says antwon showed his hands, turned and ran. rosfeld fired, hitting antwon three times, the one to the back fatal. >> what was this police officer supposed to do? there's a car that was obviously involved in a shooting, an attempted murder, right up the road. the windows are blown out from return fire. >> reporter: for days, demonstrators and antwon's family have demanded justice. >> he should've been in jail the day after it happened. he should've been fired five minutes after it happened. >> reporter: today, antwon's mother too upset to speak. her attorneys calling the charge the first step. >> we want a conviction of someone who murdered her son. and we really won't find justice unless we find that. >> reporter: a conviction in police shootings is rare, but

. / allegheny co., da: antwon rose didn't do anything in north braddock other than be in that vehicle.rosfeldhad worked with other local departments for 7 yearsbut he was sworn in as an east pittsburgh police officer just hours before the shooting.nats of protestsrose's death sparked protests across pittsburgh and solidarity in places nationwide. stephen a. zappala jr. / allegheny co., da: he was not acting to prevent death or serious bodily injury. it's my opinion that he's not entitled to a justification charge to a jury as a defense. a preliminary hearing is scheduled for july 6th. i'm omar jimenez reporting (pam) a honduran teen says, he was beaten reporting (pam) a honduran teen says, he was beaten and deprived of food ... inside a youth immigration detention center in virginia.(ken) the teen says he was strip searched and placed in solitary confinement after arriving at age 16 to the shenandoah valley juvenile center. his account echoes abuse claims by other children in a federal civil rights lawsuit. he's now 18 and spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of retaliation. shenandoa

braddock heights, westbound near 40 in frederick. we do have a crash there.d outer loop of the beltway looking good. taking a look a travetimes, 270 from germantown to the spur on time. route 95 to 270. 66 in und, northbound in virginia rolling along pretty well. remember to t listeno wtop when you hop in your car. >>> melissa, thank you. take a look at this unusual sighting. that's a deer that managed to get on the tracks at the crystal cityetro station yesterday. metro posted this video of the deer running betwe the tracks and platform. he one guy on his phone, clueless. >> until now. >> metro still isn't sure how the deer got into the tunnel here. don't worry though, the guy is backing away. he's going to be safe. yeah. i'm more worried about the deer. >>he deer mad it out safely so no worries. >>> here is a story that is captivating the internet right now. take a look at your tv screen. this tall tower in st. paul, minnesota, if you look closely, there is a raccoon. >> look how tall that is. take a minute and appreciate that. >> the raccoon became strande

. / allegheny co., da: antwon rose didn't do anything in north braddock other than be in that vehicle.rosfeldhad worked with other local departments for 7 yearsbut he was sworn in as an east pittsburgh police officer just hours before the shooting.nats of protestsrose's death sparked protests across pittsburgh and solidarity in places nationwide. stephen a. zappala jr. / allegheny co., da: he was not acting to prevent death or serious bodily injury. it's my opinion that he's not entitled to a justification charge to a jury as a defense. a preliminary hearing is scheduled for july 6th. i'm omar jimenez reporting (ken) the attorney for michael rosfeld told reporters today ... that he does not see the shooting as a murder case.(pam) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. here in here in mountain view voters this fall will be asked to approve a ballot measure that would authorize the city to impose an emplo businesses. a tax of from $9 to $150 dollars per employee, depending onnthe size of genera much as $6 million dollars a year. with more than 20,000 employees, google alone could e

in a car that reportedly matched the description of a person that fled a shooting scene in north braddocknderstand don't say they still neighbors say they still don't understand why thofficer had to fire their weapon.... at someone that weapon.... at someone that was running away... and unarmed.<"why did they have to shoot when he's running away? where is the justification for that? i just can't understand how anybody can just shoot anybody for running?"> (grant) the officer involved in the shooting is currently on paid administrative leave. allegheny county police are investigating. an activist group is calling on the state attorney general to take over the investigation. (ken)22-year-old dedrick williams appeared in court today, charged with first degree murder in the shooting death of rapper "x-x-x tentacion."police say 20- year-old x-x-x tentacion was killed monday during an apparent robbery.according to police, he was exiting a store when two men in an s-u-v shot him.the judge in today's hearing ordered that williams be held without bail.he was on probation at the time of his arrest,

book for just the right size to take it with him in his pocket when his commanding officer, general braddock is killed, he will actually read the prayer book and be, if you will, the chaplain. there is to one else to do it. he reads it by torchlight on the road as they are escaping. i don't think washington left those values. i think what happens in washington's life is that he becomes far more ecumenical in his understanding of other faith traditions. it was truly a brutal experience when his home pastor in his church left to go back to england and actually, as he was leaving from the dock, when washington was there, he said you are a traitor to your god and your country. basically something like that. he spoke evilly of washington. people say he never took communion in the war. he couldn't go to his home church. we find evidence that he went to presbyterian churches. he said, well, you are sort of like us but not us. and so what we find is that he began to move in other boundaries. so he broadened, if you will, his understand. so i would suggest that when he then is at the end of the revol

at least ten minutes earlier -- in nearby north braddock, pennsylvania -- police say someone fired nine say the victim returned fire.police say this car matched the description of the vehicle used in that shooting. its the vehicle from which antwon rose was running and which police say had a broken back window before they opened fire.police say they found two guns inside that car. protester: "there was no reason. he's just running. if we didn't have that video, we would be forced to believe the lies they're about to tell." i'm andrew spencer, reporting. ( james ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news...congress fails to address immigration reform last night but has scheduled a second vote. we'll check in on where things stand this morning. ( james ) and after the break... delta is upping it's animal restrictions by banning a certain breed.. we'll show you next. a robust warming trend is forecast from friday and late saturday as high pressure builds in the bay area. highs are expected to climb into the 70s and 80s near the ocean and bays and from the 90s to 105 inland. this will lead to h

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in north braddock 11 miles outside of pilths burgh s.w.a.t.r-to-door to check for any suspects involved. reports say police took two people into custody a third suspect arrested nearby. >> officer grazed another a head injury both expected to be okay officers responding to call about a possible abduction of two teens. >> five states primary elects look at south carolina mark sanford lost his seat in a primary after the president we should say tweeted this mark sanford has been unhelpful to m america gat mia, nothing but trouble better off in argentina fully endorse katie arrington for congress will continue our fight to lower taxes katie you may remember sanford known for extramarital affair with woman in argentina used to be governor, state representative katie arrington won yesterday's the vote on your screen. well south carolina governor mcmaster into a runoff for republican nomination for his office failed to win 50% necessary to avoid tha runoff, and then in virginia, trump sprorter corey stewart won the gop senate primary facing democrat

the most marginalized within our communities from the homewards to the manchester's to the the braddock's it is every day people that are. not only putting their bodies on the line but also risking a lot to speak out against this in a way that we know harassment might come from law enforcement because it has in the past but people are putting that to the side because what ants one represents is so important not only to us in the city of pittsburgh but to the country at large we absolutely believe that if this is to happen to and one and we do nothing about it that this will happen again so this fight is for justice for and so on and it's also to prevent this from happening in the future that's the next thing i want to ask you about is the future you know you say this is the tipping point it's really moving that you sort of got people out there you'd never expect you know out there marching and protesting let their voices be heard what is the next stage where does this go what what what happens next in this in this in this movement to find justice. well i think what happens next is we're a