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police chief cathy lanier visited the kids in the hospital today. the victims are expected to be okay. >>> d.c. leaders give being the green light to a bill to give tax breaks to living social. it's incentive to keep them in d.c. and hiring d.c. workers. the tech company will get $32 million in tax credits to keep its headquarters here and hire half of its employees from the district. the final vote is expected next month. >>> condoleezza rice says she is not interested in being mitt romney's running mate. the former secretary of state tells cbs this morning there is no way i will do this because it's really not me. rice says she will support whomever romney picks. omney pi >>> coming up next on the news edge at 11:00 a security upgrade unveiled at a local airport. >> plus rg3 reacts after a former basketball player targeted the skins qb in an extortion scheme. >> we continue to watch temperatures dropping around the region heading for the 60s, fuffs and maybe some 40s -- 50s and maybe some 40s, but get ready for the hot stuff back in the forecast.

police chief cathy lanier. chief lanier described what the man looks like. >> in 1996 assault, the subject is described as a black or black hispanic male with light to medium complexion and high cheek bones. throughout the entire investigation, he's described as being 5'8" to six foot tall with a muscular build, especially in his upper body. the individual was in his late 20s to early 30s at the time and he was wearing a polo-type shirt and acky pants. >> -- and khaki pants. >> he was prolific, attacking as many as four times and there is no evidence he attacked any women since 1998. laura? >> and thank you very much. >>> the owner of a popular d.c. deli found murdered in her shot this morning. she was discovered inside of grace deli around 630 teal. she was shot once in the neck and they believe that robbery is the motive. the family said she would go to the deli by herself to open up around 5 or 530time in the morning and her husband said he warned her it was dangerous. >> and in the morning. look at them and

now, police chief cathy lanier says it's all about slowing drivers down, not raking in the money. when the traffic slows down and the revenues dip, we get more speed cameras and higher fines. let's be real. right now the district has invested interest in two goals. the cops want to slow traffic while the politicians are interested in the easy money from speeders. sooner or later, folks, something has to give. most likely our patients. anita. >> we're talking about the cost of these tickets in the district versus montgomery county. >> yes. derek mentioned it. three times more expensive. >> three times. >> that does seem like a lot of cash. >>> a great weekend, summer like weekend. hot tomorrow but not humid. a little more humid on sunday. let's start with a live look outside. high temperature 85 today. the second day this month we've been above average, but the low this morning was 60 which is below average. that's a nice tradeoff when the air mass is dry, it heats up quickly, dries off quickly. 74 right now. dew point 67. winds out of the south at 7 and the pressure is steady 29.5

indictment and the effort made by her own detectives to help investigate this case, police chief cathy lanier said, "i am proud of our 1st district detectives for demonstrating the integrity that we expect from all of our law enforcement officers. there are no exceptions for those who violate the law." but blair's attorney said a statement from the police chief is not enough. he filed a civil suit against those charged, the lotus club and one against the district of columbia for $10 million because he says officers were breaking the rules by working as bouncers. >> one of the things we're going to explore is how could this have happened in the district of columbia without some people in the police not knowing about it? >> all right. it was hot today. how hot did it get that it didn't feel as bad as it felt? >> because it wasn't as humid. >> okay. >> it was actually in some cases today since the humidity was so low it actually felt cooler than the actual temperature. heat index works in reverse, too, which won't be the case the next few days. it is going to be full on the next several days wit

chief cathy lanier spoke about it. th>> bob mcdonnell has reappointed a woman to the board, along with five other board members and two senior board advisers. the decision comes after the reinstatement of the uva president earlier this week. governor mcdonnell had threatened to fire the entire board if they did not reach a decision. >> a forensic search is underway for a missing worker after a massive building collapse in landover. employees at recall said a forklift accident last night calls the roof to give way. rescuers believe that one employee still trapped under the debris and they say the building is still crumbling. >> two men are cleared of rape charges and p.g. county. the police say a college park woman was walking to the greenbelt lot for station when she was attacked and dragged into the woods, raped and beaten. the men accused had spent more than four months in jail awaiting trial but are now free. >> people are feeling the heat, today the hottest june day in washington with the temperatures reaching a re

. >>> police chief cathy lanier says the indictment of four dc police officers reinforces her message that violence will not be tolerated, no matter who you are. the four officers were indicted yesterday for their alleged roles in a nightclub brawl last june. the officers were off-duty when a fight started outside the lotus club. one man was beaten so severely, he lost an eye. detectives recognize the off-duty officers from security footage. >>> the first tee times are less than an hour away at the at&t national golf tournament. >> that means hard core golf fans are already on their way. kristen fisher beat the rush and is already at congressional and joins us live. good morning scries stun. >> reporter: good morning, we are less than two hours away from the start of the first round of the at&t national golf tournament. it is going to be a hot day, but right now it is shaping up to be a beautiful morning. right now, prestty quiet, just a few grounds keepers out and about, maintaining, preparing the greens. but the crowds you know it, they are coming. if you are planning to go out toda

reporter: in response to the indictment and to help detectives investigate the case, police chief cathy lanier said that i am proud of our first district detectives for demonstrating the integrity that we expect from all of our law enforcement officers. there are no exceptions from those violating the law and this month, he filed a civil suit against the charge, the lotus club on and one against the district of columbia for $10 million because he said that officers were breaking the rules by working as bouncers. >> one of the things we will explore is how can this happen in the district of columbia and some people not knowing about it. >> we did attempt to contact the police union for a comment on this case and that is because it's a criminal investigation, the union is not involved. the union president made it clear working off of the clock at a business serving alcohol is not permitted and police have not confirmed the officers were working off of the clock, laura. >> all right, matt ackland, thank you. >> a waldorf man accused of stealing tips of thousands of dollars from a merchandise to a

police chief kathy lanier and she's suppose -- cathy lanier. she's supposed to give some information and we'll hear from her at 5:30 or so and show is going to give us the latest on the case. that is the latest we have. >> wisdom, briefly, do we know the condition of the teenager stabbed? >> reporter: he is still in the hospital in stable condition at this point. >> all right, wisdom martin, we'll check in with you as soon as that press conference begins. thank you. >>>'s news alert now involving a stabbing on a metro bus and that happened at 12:30 this afternoon on the northwest campus of george washington university. investigators say two men had a fight on the bus and one stabbed the other and got away. they believe the men might have known each other. the victim's name is not released and we know his injuries are not life- threatening. >>> and in the district, police look for the man who tried to sexually assault a woman inside of her southeast home. it happened monday morning and this is the sketch of the suspect. the victim said the man g

police chief cathy lanier has been outspoken on cracking down on those stolen phones asking service providers to provide technology to disable phones after being reported stolen. so far no arrests made in this case and the suspects could be charged with assault with intent to kill and robbery. >> whether they took her iphone and whether they took $100, they don't care what it is. just to take something from someone that doesn't belong to them. >> reporter: this is the second high-profile shooting in the area in a week. last thursday, 64-year-old june lin was found shot to death inside her northeast deli at seventh and h streets. police are still searching for a suspect in that case, as well. investigators say anyone with any information about either incident is asked to call police. in northeast washington, melissa mollet, new 4z. >>> d.c. police are also investigating a stabbing just a few blocks away along girard street. the man was found lying on the ground around 10:00 last night. he was taken to the hospital. his name and condition are not being released at this time, so far no arrests h