as cheryl connor explains, it would come at the cost of highly treasured parking spots. cheryl: sizing up like lanes in the district. street in northwest, there is a designated lane. near union station, there are cones and cement barriers, keeping drivers away from bikers. >> i've had probably 12 crashes with cars in my life. five crashes in the district for martin, who has never had a drivers license. he volunteers with the washington area bicyclist association. >> we are not trying to wipe out parking, we are trying to have a meeting place. cheryl: a meeting held saturday brought 300 people to discuss protective lanes in the eastern district. for lanesof ideas north and south on fifth, sixth, or night streets, between downtown and the shawl community. -- the shaw community. >> it would improve visibility at intersections. whetherthe concern is the designated bike lanes would take away parking for church on sunday. >> churches and businesses that need to be accommodated. cheryl: the proposals are being considered in the public and way in through mid-march. >> the barrier

cheryl connor did some digging and looked into their past. she joins us from columbia. cheryl, what did you find out? it was on this campus, while blake high school in columbia where david eisenh auer made a name for himself as a track star. now he is accused of murder. on thesearched a pond campus of virginia tech, looking for evidence into the killing of 13-year-old nicole lovell. howard county two neighborhoods, and too many people at a loss as they try to understand the police investigation. >> i think it's so close that this tragedy just hits. catherine lives a few doors down from david's home in columbia. the police and blacksburg, va, er enwassenhau an engineering major say that he killed lovell. last seen wednesday after her parents say that she climbed out her bedroom window. saturday, her body was discovered 80 miles away. a second virginia tech student, natalie keepers from laurel, it is charged with helpg dumped the body. a woman who came to the door did not want to talk. >> is very scary. graduatedsenhauer from while blake high school last year and was named

cheryl connor, abc 7 news. kimberly: doing three times the regular business is no joke. devon: that is a great deal making up for the losses. kimberly: you have been super busy working on this crazy forecast. any definite numbers? set in stone, but there is information that supports what we have been telling you. if you happen to look over during the super bowl, a live look at national harbor, this is just one model, one piece of information. this is a new style of forecast where we take one computer forecast and run it 20 times. it changes slightly. in europe they do it about 71 times. and we look at this together, it gives us the best average forecast. today, cloud cover washington in metro, southeast, more sunshine to the west. the spin in the upper left-hand corner of the screen is the upper-level system that is coming in. that will drive down and become the storm system that gives us the chance of precipitation monday night into tuesday. the upper-level system puts the energy into a surface low. has thest suite of data area of low pressure to the south. this is not

michelle: cheryl connor has the details on this story tonight. jonathan: he is known as dr. love. just 18 years old. malachi was escorted out of this office on tuesday. >> i am not portraying an md. >> he was released from jail on a $21,000 bail. he is accused of giving a medical exam to an undercover officer. we apologize. we lost that package. we will around another time. but we do want to move on -- ok, i believe we have a cute up now. let's go back to the package. >> he is known as dr. love. just 18 years old. i am not portraying an md. >> he was released from jail on $21,000 bail and spoke to abc news. he is accused of giving a medical exam to an undercover officer. >> i do hold a degree. in what, i don't feel comfortable disclosing because that is not the issue. >> police charged him with 17 counts including grand theft and practicing medicine without a license. our affiliate took a tour of his medical center last month, peeling back -- last month. peeling back the tape, they've found two crucial letters, m.d., for medical doctor. >> that was due to be changed. he is trained