chief cathy lanier says drop a dime on one of them and the money is yours. on tuesday night, d.c. police reported seven robberies in the city. the first happening right here at 16th and euclid at 8:16:00 p.m. with three suspects involved. about 40 minute later, a masked gunman commited a robbery here at first and kennedy street. not far from catholic

cathy lanier/jefa de la policia de washington los robos van a continuar.oficinas de trabajo particularmente cuando personas dejan sus celulares en la mesa y luego regresan, para darse cuenta que su la nissan pide que sean devueltos cerca de 40 mil vehiculos sedan, por problemas con la transmision... la informacion y el presidente obama busca resolver la controversia con grupos religiosos.. detalle smas adelante... y para maÑana sabado probabilidad de lluvia, nieve e intensas rafagas de viento, los detalles del pronostico lo tendremos despues de la pausa... noticias univision washington esta al alcance de todos... solo visite nuestra pagina en la red... www.noticiasdc. com... tambien siganos en facebook y twitter, bajo la casa blanca anuncio hoy un acuerdo en relacion a la controversia que obliga a organizaciones religiosas proveer acceso a anticonceptiv os, aun si esto va en contra de sus ensenanzas religiosas.. fernando pizarro nos trae los ultimos detalles al respecto... despues de dias de controversia, la casa blanca anuncio que empleadores afiliados a

la jefa de policia cathy lanier quiere poner fin a estos delitos... ofreciendo entre mil a 10- mil dolares de recompensa por informacion que resulte en el arresto de los delincuentes .... "los estan vendiendo rapido en el mercado negro y estan haciendo bastante dinero. entonces estamos ofreciendo esta recompensa por el arresto de las personas que estan robando y las que estan vendiendo los aparatos en internet o en las calles.." los celulares, especialmente los conocidos en ingles como smartphones son los favoritos... estos son re-vendidos entre100- a 300 dolares... y es que no es dificil activarlos nuevamente, dice esta experta... "yo lo encuento, lo puedo desblocar, lo puedo borrar y le pongo mi tarjeta, si es un telefono que no tenga tarjeta, el telefono no puede ser reusado si la persona lo ha reportado perdido" la recompensa esta disponible a todos, sin importar su estatus inmigratorio, dice la jefa... "es completamente anonimo, te damos un numero de referencia, si hacemos el arresto, nos contactas y te decimos donde puedes ir a recoger su recomp

scott broom outside the ketcham elementary school in south east washington where police chief cathy lanier today provide additional details about the sexual assault of a child. >> there was an adult male who entered the school i believe asked to spike to stun in the school and was given an -- to speak to someone in the school and was given an escort and during the course of that escort inappropriately touched a female student. reporter: beyond that officials are saying nothing. parents complain there's not even been a note home explaining the situation. meanwhile police and security officers kept watch at ketcham today. >> they're continuing to do interviews this morning. reporter: chief lanier said additional interviews and investigations are not complete. parents and neighbors said they are shocked. >> i feel like when you have an institution where you don't have someone stand being at the door waiting to escort a person back, a child is very vulnerable. reporter: in southeast washington, scott broom, 9 news now. >>> on capitol hill the house passed a bill that would freeze the wages of

police chief cathy lanier will be there to address president's concerns. there have been more than 600 robberies on d.c. streets since january 1 and many have been in upper northwest. tonight's meeting starts a 7:00 in the cafeteria a cureat beall elementary school in northwest d.c. >> a job fair will be held for veterans and military spouses capped at the washington hilton at 1919 connecticut avenue no question day. the event runs from 11:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. more than six organizations will be there including microsoft u.s. energy department, and home depot. >> prince george's county executive rushern baker called on maryland lawmakers to allow the casino to be built in prince george's county. he testified yesterday and backs a plan to build a casino with slot machines and table games and national harbor but it is opposed bye-bye some lawmakers -- is opposed by some lawmakers. it's 35 degrees in manchester. >> still ahead a disturbing scene at an elementary school in washington state. what police are saying about the shooting of a third grader. >> and

cathy lanier/jefa de la policia de washington los robos van a continuar. no solamente ocurren en la calle sino también en oficinas de trabajo particularmente cuando personas dejan sus celulares en la mesa y luego regresan, para darse cuenta la policia de washington dice que quienes roban son grupos de 2 o 3 personas... las venta de los telefonos celulares robados ocurre por lo general ocurre en el gracias claudia.... la policia estatal de virginia continua investigando el fatal accidente que le quito la vida a un paramedico en alexandria... josua weissman perdio la vida el jueves tras sufrir una caida de treinta pies desde la interestatal 395 a la altura de shirlington, el miercoles por la noche... el paramedico intentaba alcanzar un vehiculo que se estaba incendiando cuando sufrio el en virginia, la fiscalia exhibio la entrevista con la policia de george huguely, quien enfrenta juicio por presuntamente asesinar a golpes a su novia yeardley love... la joven universitaria fue encontrada sangrando y golpeada en su cama por una companera de vivienda.. horas m

. >> today police chief cathy lanier joins d.c. mayor vincent gray to discuss ways to stop smartphone and other personal electronic crimes. temperature this morning, 31 degrees in rockville. >> still ahead the love capital. for the second year in a row a d.c. suburb makes the most romantic list. we will tell you where that is. >> and a new reason to watch where you park. you might want to make sure you have a good bumper. >> word to the wise. we have another chance of ♪ ♪ [ kareem ] i was fascinated by balsa wood airplanes ince i was a kid. [ mike ] i always wondered how did an airplane get in the air. at ge aviation we build jet engines. we lift people up off the ground to 35 thousand feet. these engines are built by hand with very precise assembly techniques. [ mike ] it's gonna fly people around the world. safely and better than it's ever done before. it would be a real treat to hear this monster fire up. [ jaronda ] i think a lot of people, when they look at a jet engine they see a big hunk of metal. but when i look at it, i se

. >> police chief cathy lanier says a program will significantly reduce electronic theft in the city. >> we are making a lot of arrests. on january 23, i pulled the arrest stats and the first 23 days of january we arrested wandered eight people for robert bennett d.c. police now are offering up to $10,000 reward for information about that and resell operations. the incentive comes after increased muggings on metro trains and buses in balding gadgets. -- involving gadgets. >> violence on the soccer field -- look at best -- mass riots in egypt and why police are under fire. >> winter bring parts of europe to its knees bent why local families will begin to live in a unique the district and all that but adam caskey will be back with a mild day. >> at least 74 people are dead and hundreds more heard after bloody riots on a soccer field in egypt. football fans charged onto the field after a victory by the home team. many held sticks and rocks and many fires were set and police forces did nothing to stop the violence spread in cairo fans anchored by another match set fire to the bleachers in

the officer claims that he was demoted after a publicly contradict it chief cathy lanier. he said the public expscorts were common, but she said it or not. he says that it was retaliation for his comments. >> it was supposed to ease gridlock but has the icc really done its job? >> bob ryan, the belfort furniture weather center, we have moderate showers coming in from the south. the forecast coming up. >> new at 11:00 much anticipated, some say much needed but there is bent and unexpected result, and the opening of the intercounty connector. it turns out not as many cars are using the road as anticipated. >> the road was constructed for those who want to avoid the topside of the beltway, but john gonzalez examines why some people are avoiding the toll road. that it would be nice if it had more volume. >> it was created to alleviate this. why does the new $3 billion intercounty connector looked so empty? >> i avoid it. gas prices are high enough. >> what some believe the twenty- five cent per mile toll is way too much. >> it is ridiculous. >> for others, the biggest deterren

reporter: the new information comes from police chief cathy lanier who said today that this happened while an adult man was being escorted through the school by a child. chief cathy lanier briefed the public in a radio appearance today. >> there was a adult male who entered the school i believe asked to speak to someone in the school and was given an escort and during the course of that escort inappropriately touched a female student. reporter: beyond that police and school officials are saying nothing. parents complain there's not even pen a note home -- been a note home explaining the situation. meanwhile police and security officers kept watch at ketcham today. >> they were continuing to do interviews this morning. reporter: lanier said additional witness interviews and investigations are not complete. parents and neighbors said they are shocked. >> i feel like when you have an institution where you don't have someone standing at the door waiting to escort a person back, a child is very vulnerable. >> and have someone else come down and escort the children up, they may be able to

about one hour ago the mayor for public prius, critic press conference with police chief cathy lanier. the police chief says not leaving attractive items for these in their car is a challenge. >> the education component of educating residents not to lisa in their cars is difficult because many of the people who are victims of theft from auto- czar coming in from maryland, virginia, and other places for all the great entertainment venues we have here. >> d.c. police started increasing the number of officers making patrols last month. we will have more on this story tonight at 5:00. coming up, we putting their lives on the lines, three police officers honored for saving the lives of several people in maryland are then, stocker fear -- a convicted hollywood stocker is on the loose again. just in the nick of time, look at this the video -- school bus drivers quick thinking before the bus went up in flames. all that and adam caskey will be back with weather. >> a. stocker convicted of threatening to kill madonna is back out on the loose. robert hoskins somehow walked out of a mental hospit

the police chief cathy lanier has authority to pull a liquor license for 72 hours, yet she is allowing that behavior to continue. why has the district police department not stepped in? i'm not sure it's their job, but that is a question we're asking and as you may have seen today, a d.c. deputy mayor has stepped in promising to get to the bottom of what's gone wrong. we'll tell you when we know. >>> meantime on the wusa9 facebook page a debate sparked by my commentary last night casting the issue of gay marriage in terms of fairness and equal treatment. carrie writes well said. blacks and whites at one time couldn't marry. why? same reasons gays can't, taboo. who are we to say whether it's wrong or not but carol writes god has something to say about that. you have the right to be fair on earth, but the moral principles of the holy bible, what we do on this earth will not be tolerated when he comes back. it's not a natural thing created by my god but edith some of sums it up pretty well. if kim kardashian can get married, anyone should be allowed to. hit us up at mcginty's mailbag at wu

the studios we are expecting chief tap dan lanier to only out and make a statement -- captain cathy lanier to come out. she is expecting the people to be robbers to turn in people. the city is dealing with a major property crime trend centered around robbers taking cell phones, ipods, aipads. specifically a program in wards 2 and 4. these itemses are stol e e e es sometimes stolen from cars. they are not working that hard. they steal the item as they walk down the street. it is called a snatch and grab. the reward ranges from $1,000 to $10,000 for people that turn in robbers and those that are reselling the stolen goods. this is such a big problem that in the first 23 days of january, they arrested 108 people. but robe robbers can make up so much money doing this on the street. the chief is working the way service providers provide service for smartphones. chief lanier talked to everyone from the fcc to scheef and other cities asking they support making a cell phone unusable. once it is stolen. therefore, taking the money out of the crime. they have also done this in united kingdom and it

however, chief cathy lanier says they may never know exactly what killed that baby. >> a very young infant. there was no obvious cause of death. i know that there's still a lot of toxicology and pathology and other things that are testing underway, but we may never know the what the cause of death was. >> last night police did release this photo of the towel the baby was wrapped in when she was found. recognize it? have any information? police say if you do, call 202- 727-9090. >>> the rainy morning gave way to a pretty nice day, but is there any chance the warm weather will be around this weekend? our fate lies in the hands of topper's forecast. it's coming up. >>> but first undercover sting, a teenager tells why she works with police to catch stores selling booze to underage kids. that's up next. >>> 9 wants you to know every year thousands of young people under the age of 21 die as a result of underage drinking. after covering way too many alcohol-related tragedies our andrea mccarren started investigating where some of these kids are getting all that booze. last night at 11:00 using a

reporter: cathy lanier briefed the public in a radio appearance today. >> there was a adult male whontered the school i believe asked to speak to someone in the school and was given an escort. during the course of that escort inappropriately touched a female student. reporter: beyond that police and school officials are saying nothing. parents complain there's not even been a note home explaining the situation. meanwhile police and security officers kept watch at ketcham today. >> they are continuing to do interviews this morning. reporter:

chief cathy lanier says drop a i dime on one of them and -- drop a dime on one of them and the money is yours. tuesday night seven robberies were reported, the first here at 18th and euclid at 8:16 p.m. with three suspects involved. 40 minutes later a masked gunman committed a robbery here at first and kennedy streets northeast police say. not far from catholic university 29 minutes later d.c. police were investigating the third robbery of the night here at 12th and monroe northeast, again a stickup involving a masked gunman. so what makes me a target? well, if i'm walking alone at night in the city, i'm already a target, but police say if i pull out my phone and begin sending texts or e-mails and i'm not aware of my surroundings, my chances of becoming a victim have gone sky high. >> we as a society are making it easier than we should, but i say all that but we really should be able to walk down our streets with our found in our hand, too. reporter: in the last few months d.c. police have begun tweeting every robbery in the city, a practice that has given citizens timely information

department that laid out how every officer has been advised of the revisions to the law by chief cathy lanier. >> chief lanier recorded the introduction to the online training to direct members to address disorderly incidents in the community with a measured thoughtful response. >> based on what the statistics that i see here, these are definitely encouraging trends of. reporter: matt ackland, fox 5 news. >>> caught on camera an update to a wild crash. a deer smashed through the front window of a d.c. library yesterday. the library was closed today but will reopen tomorrow at 1 p.m. that deer unfortunately had to be euthanized. fortunately no humans were hurt. >>> millions of birth control pills recalled and mcdonald's pulls the plug on pink slime? laura is back with your fox 5 top five. >> up first tonight mcdonald's changing its burger ingredients. known 5, no more pink slime. -- no. 5, no more pink slime, beef trimmings treated with ammonia hydroxide and believe it or not it's approved by the usda, but after this picture showed up all over the internet mcdonald's is making changes. no. 4,

. >> police chief cathy lanier is crediting two good samaritans for their involvement to help the victim after she was stabbed in the head and she also has high praise for residents who called in the tips that led investigators to 55-year-old gary montgomery. flowers and momentos at the bus stop where 23-year-old japarker jones and there's an arrest. the 55-year-old was taken into custody now facing second degree murder charges. >> we don't know what the relationship was at this time. that's the best i can tell you. >> reporter: lanier says the motive is unclear right now, but than everyone thing she knows for certain, the involvement of people at bus stop when jones was stabbed made a huge difference. >> for us to be able to close this case so quickly, we had what we needed to have. we had people driving down the street that did not drive by a crime in progress. they stopped. they did what they could to help. >> reporter: this man who didn't want us to show his face was there seconds after the stabbing. >> the lady at the bus stop pretty much stayed out here and waited the whole time, m

police chief cathy lanier is pushing for the cell phone industry to disable phones permanently when they stolen. >>> a fire at the wal-mart in germantown allegedly started by a 13-year-old kid as a diversion to shoplift. they were seen on surveillance video and then went next door to a target store. nobody was hurt and the wal- mart was closed for about two hours. >>> maryland is a step closer to legalizing same-sex marriage. the bill made its way out of committee and is now headed to the pull state senate. the house of delegates approved it narrowly last week. opponents claim it does not protect religious freedoms. the senate president expects a final vote this week. >>> meanwhile, virginia is poised to allow private adoption agencies to deny children to gay parents. governor bob mcdonald says he will sign the bill that gives a private agency the right to refuse any adoption that goes against the agency's religous or moral beliefs. the bill will take effect in july. >>> it was a blues night at the white house and the president was feeling the rhythm. rhythm. enters. & come o baby, don't

. >> reporter: police chief cathy lanier has already said she's making suspicious activity calls to 911 top priority, so if you see something, say something. response time is usually within five to seven minutes. residents like those who walk and jog around meridian park in northwest, the scene of one of the robberies, have to be more vigilant, too, about their personal safety. >> i walk through the park during the daytime, but after that once i leave the studio i try to either go down to one of the next main streets to walk around the park just so that there's more people around. it is still really scary. >> my girl friend just moved here a few days ago and i told her be careful when you're walking around on your phone because you're not paying attention. you do have to be more aware. >> police are making arrests, but it hasn't stopped the street crime. cheh says so far no one has been hurt, but she's afraid it's just a matter of time before that changes, too. >>> more now on a story seen only on fox 5, spotsylvania county police are looking for a pair of gunmen caught on camera robbin

in 2010 police chief cathy lanier said the a dog but the officer in the foot and would not let go.deadly force was used. >> the deal breaker for bank customers and a wall street legend fighting insider trading. >> and a free breakfast. rob nelson has those stories and more. >> bank fees almost 10% of us switched banks last year. a third of those surveyed said it was because fees. many customers feel they're not getting good and a service of the banks are charging. who better than gordon gecko to fight corporate greed? michael douglas is in a new campaign against insider trading. he's asking those with knowledge of a crime to report them. federal regulators plan to announce this week that all passenger vehicles have a rear view camera by 2014. 100 children per year are killed when someone accidentally backed over them. ihop is giving away pancakes today. in return the restaurant chain hopes you will consider making a donation to the children's miracle network hospital. i am rob nelson. >> i know where i am heading after the show. >> it's a no-brainer. it's time to look at traffic an

police chief cathy lanier is taking new steps to crack down on crime. she plans to announce a robbery reward program today and will hold a news conference on the initiative at 10:45 this morning. d.c. police are looking for new leads into the death of a baby girl in ne last month. last night they release this picture of a talmudic the infant was wrapped and when she was abandoned in front of a home on channing streets. -- picture of a talmudic the intent was wrapped in when she was abandoned for a common channing streets. >> leon panetta says the white house will end the combat phase of the war in afghanistan in 2013 for one year ahead of schedule but u.s. troops would remain there until 2014 to train and advise afghan forces. the point -- no plans will be final until a nato meeting in may. >> he announced that so the taliban here is it the pakistan is hear it, the afghan leaders hear it, why in the world do you go to the people you're fighting with and tell them the day you're pulling out your troops? it makes absolutely no sense. >> it has been 10 yea

kathy lanor said the black -- cathy lanier said the robbery for black phones is targeting the city. frankie rivas is the 12th person to be murdered in the city this year so far. laura? >> thank you, paul wagner. >> a huge crowd lined up outside of a prince georges county mall hoping for a chance to buy the new phone posit galaxy sneakers. the crowd waited for hours to find out that no one was going home with the coveted gear. sherri ly has the story from hyattsville. >> reporter: the crowd backs the height. at one point, the police estimate 1,000 people. >> i got here around 1:00. >> reporter: just to get nike's $220 foam posit galaxy basketball shoe. a few dozen foot lockers reportedly had it across the country. one at the mall of prince georges plaza. >> there are a lot of people here who came from southern maryland and all over the place. this is the closest one around for miles and miles. >> reporter: air cooper drove 30 miles from glen burnie for the glow-in-the-dark foot wear. then came word from the police. the shoe's launch was cancelled due to safety concerns. >> we have no

less safe but police chief cathy lanier disagrees. >> don't drink and drive in the district because we are out there. we are making a lot of arrests. i think 900 -- over 900 arrests for dui last year. >> we have diminished enforcement capabilities. that is not how you deter a crime like drunk driving. >> reporter: chief lanier is scheduled to speak on a variety of issues in the police department later this morning. >>> a new report from the pentagon found some victimmed of the 9-11 terrorist attacks were cremated and dumped into a landfill. melanie alnwick is live near the pentagon with details on this story. >> reporter: family members of 9-11 victims say they are surprised and frankly confused by the revelations that came out yesterday. these were just part of an investigation that has been going on for more than a year now into mishandled remains at the mortuary at dover air force base. the report says some, quote, unidentifiable fragments of remains from 9-11 victims at the pentagon and from unite flight 93 in shanksvilre cremat given for a contractor for disposal as medical waste.

police department that laid out how every officer has been advised of the vigs to the law by chief cathy lanier herself. >> chief kathy lanier recorded the introduction to the online training to direct members to direct the -- with a measured and thoughtful response. >> based on what the statistics i see here, these are definitely encouraging trends. >> reporter: by the way, pepin tumma sued the city after a long on deal and ended up wing the case. today, he encouraged the police department to offer a refresher training on that law, laura. >> matt ackland, thank you. >>> all bets might be off for online gambling in the district before it gets started. a d.c. council committee voted to send a bill repealing the program to a full council for a vote. they will consider it next week. the council put the district on the path toward online gambling. when it approved the d.c. lottery contract in 2009. the language about games was added to that. >>> good news for d.c. commuters who drive-thru rock creek park. broad branch road reopened this morning and that stretch was shut down in september to finish

chief cathy lanier says drop a dime on one of them and the money is yours. on tuesday night, d.c.reported seven robberies in the city. the first happening right here at 16th and euclid at 8:16:00 p.m. with three suspects involved. about 40 minute later, a masked gunman commited a robbery here at first and kennedy street. not far from catholic university, 29 minute later, d.c. police were investigating the third rob rift night at 12th and monroe northeast. what makes me a target. if i'm walking alone at night anywhere in the city, i'm already a target. but police say if i pull out my phone and begin sending text or e-mails and i'm not aware of my surroundings, my chances are becoming a victim have gone sky high. >> we as a society are making it easier than we should. but i say all that but we really should be able to walk down our streets with our phone in our hand too. >> reporter: in the last few months, d.c. police have begun tweeting every robbery in the city. a practice that has given citizens timely information on violent crimes. in fact, a robbery went down as we were workin

police chief cathy lanier was asked about the incident during an interview on wtop radio this morning. >> there was a adult male who entered the school i believe asked to speak to someone and was given an escort. during the course of that escort inappropriately touched a female student. >> children are in the custody of our public schools and charter schools during the day. we have responsibility to make sure they're safe. reporter: ward 8 council member marion barry says he's outraged that he only learned about the alleged assault from us, not the police or the school system. >> and i'm doubly outraged about what i hear about the incident wherein an adult had a child escort another adult through the school. that is terribly -- i can't even think of words to that. i'm going to get to the bottom of it. reporter: in a statement to fox 5 news a school system spokesperson says, "dcps is treating this matter very seriously. we are working with mpd and reviewing our security measures to be sure we have the best boat polls in place." -- security practices in place." >> it was just thing that

police chief cathy lanier will there be to address the problem giving people a chance to hear what is done. the meeting starts at 7:00 p.m. and it will be held at the cafeteria of alice deale middle school. >>> republican presidential candidates clashed in the final debate before next week's primaries in michigan and arizona. rick santorum, newt gingrich, mitt romney and ron paul taxed each other on everything from earmark spending to taxes and social issues. but they also criticized president obama's policies. santorum and romney are currently battling for the lead ahead of tuesday's primaries. >>> well, it is girl scout cookie time. we all love that. >> we can smell the cookies in the air. these ladies are going high- tech. coming up in this morning's smart phone zone, check out an easy way to track where cookies are being sold near you. see how you can find out what your cookie choice says about you. what is yours? >> tagalongs. >> and samoas and about four or five others. >> i'm right there withyou.  [ male announcer ] the draw of the past is a powerful thing. but we couldn't s

police chief cathy lanier said the demotion was not connected to the escort nor to burton's testimony. >>> do you remember what happened six months ago today? if you were in the d.c. region, you felt the earth move under your feet. sounds like a song. from that quake that was centered in louisa, county, -- louisa county, virginia. the national cathedral still has a lot of work to do as far as repairing the damage there that day. they raised $7 million but still needs another $18 million to complete the repairs. the 5.8 magnitude earthquake cracked parts of the cathedral and a fair amount of its stone work. >>> dom minion virginia power is trying to find the source of a leak at its nuclear power plant. they told the regulatory commission tuesday that ground water tests had contaminated contaminated tridium at twice the accepted level. they say it's not hazardous to the public. >>> the state nat is expected to start discussing the same sex marriage bill today. the measure passed out of committee tuesday but republican leaders asked for a one-day delay before starting the full senate deb

police chief cathy lanier is throwing every resource they can at the problem from increased patrols to rewards for turning in phone thieves. >> i try to get here before daylight ends, which is tough in the winter. >> a few extra hours of daylight will probably help a bit, but in the meantime police and community leaders are urging residents to romp their personal protection until they can get a -- ramp up their personal protection until they can get a handle on it. >>> to baltimore where police say a parkville middle school student is dead after falling out of a moving vehicle. it happened yesterday on hartford road. 13-year-old michael thomas opened the passenger door and leaned out of the car to vomit when he fell out and was hit by another car. >>> authorities are searching for a driver who took off on foot after a crash left someone dead. it happened early yesterday morning on sulen road near hil- mar drive. as fox 5's matt ackland reports. the victim's family members say there have been plenty of other accidents in that same place of. >> reporter: on the side of the road evidence

last night ward 3 residents met with cathy lanier to discuss the issue. some went as far do consider getting a gun to fight back. d.c. police are doing everything they can to help stop these robberies from happening. >> we have a problem from every side. i mean, we attacked it from uniform presence to undercovers from decoy operations and beta operations and -- going after -- we attacked it from every side. >> chief lanier added d.c. police officers are working with montgomery county police because there is evidence that -- to indicate a connection to recent armed robberies in the bethesda area. >>> a maryland man could spend the rest of his life in prison after pleading guilty to two federal charges. the murder of a handyman at a fairfax county mansion. prosecutors say that reynard prader was involved in the shooting death of cordono in the home in may of 2010. they believe they plan order robbing the home's owner but e found before they could rob him. >>> 11:11. outrage abroad and at home. who is slamming president obama for offering an apology to afgha

at the time police chief cathy lanier shut down that restaurant. it has since reopened. >>> we now know what happened inside the interrogation room between police and the woman convicted of killing her co-work errata loulou lemon store in bethesda. police released the video thoeg the moments detectives discovered something was wrong with brittney norwood's store write. days after murray's death. >> sexually assaulting me and attacking me. >> you wrote down some things. how did they go about telling you that you had to move the car? okay? you were there. >> i know i was there. >> people will probably ask why didn't you just keep on going. >> norwood eventually confessed to killing her co-worker and making up an elaborate story that two men attacked them, sexually assaulted both of them. she's currently serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole. >>> two occupy d.c. protesters arrested overnight. they had tents outside merril lynch offices downtown. officers told them to leave but investigators say that the demonstrators would not budg

police chief cathy lanier says the man that was dressed as a woman was stabbed in the head. the victim was taken to the hospital where he died. police say there were signs of a struggle but it is not clear if this was a robbery or a hate crime. the police made no arrests. >>> and this morning principals across one maryland county are warning students about dangerous games sent three students to the hospital. the warning is going out to all students in charles county public schools. the superintendent already sent a letter to parents about the possible health risk frequent replying so-called knockout or passout challenge. news4's tracee wilkins reports. >> reporter: it is an old-school game that has been made popular again through youtube and facebook and becoming such a serious problem in charles county that some students have been rushed to the hospital. and now parents are being put on alert. >> this is something -- >> reporter: a lot of the parents we talked with knew what the knockout or passout game was. but they were surprised to hear the dangerous challenge was making

that contradicted the testimony of chief cathy lanier who said the escort violated the department policy. burton was demoted in august. will ear says the demotion was not connected to the escort or to burton's testimony. >>> righ now president obama's on his way to miami to promote his strategy for conserving energy. he left from andrews air force base just a short time ago. the president will speak at the university of miami and tour a facility where students learn to be industrial energy efficiency experts. the trip comes as gas prices nationwide reached $3.61 a gallon on average. it is a record for this time of year. the white house believes the spike in gas prices is just cyclical. >>> gas prices could be major issue this election year. the republican candidates discussed them during their debate last night in arizona. and some political analysts think the pain at the pump could impact the billion on the box. news4's tracee wilkins spoke to voters in alexandria about this. >> reporter: consumers have been dealing with gas prices going down and then up and up and up. now this issue is

police chief cathy lanier taking new steps to crack crime -- plans to announce a reward program for peoplehis morning. investigators are looking for the man who walked into a d.c. school and sexually assaulted a student. this happened yesterday at ketchum elementary school and be okay andsaid to newschannel 8 will have an in- report in a couple of minutes. it has been a busy morning on let's check in with lisa baden. ofwe have had all kinds morning and rain is contributing. there are still areas of wet pavement and adam caskey will in. you we're watching traffic on both of land rover with a .rash traffic is moving from 270 where a northbound crash after democracy boulevard almost gone. this is southbound to 70 from hurley boulevard much improved. northbound 395 virginia, that is thepace all the way from to the 14th street bridge. grey skies an area of rain the beltway in charles and down 95 into richmond. rain is in culpeper the southfting to east into spotsylvania county perr and. currently near 50 and on our way to the upper 50's and pushing 60 in spots. we'll get rid of the morning lunc

lanier piensa detener el problema atacando a la demanda... ella esta hablando con las companias de telefonos para que los aparatos electronicos robados no cuenten con servicio.... cathy