d.c. police department is joining officers around the country urging officers to be vigilant after that ambush shooting of a philadelphia police officer. he is accused of firing 11 shots some at point-blank range h hitting officer jesse hartnett three times in the arm. officer hartnett not only survived but had the will and energy to shoot after and chase his attacker. archer told police he did it in the name of islam. >> you can see him from across the street. he already started firing. there was no call to that regard. he started firing with one aim and one aim only, to kill him. >> in about five minutes we will look deeper into archer's past and hear from a former lawyer who paints the picture of a paranoid man. >> d.c. police are getting the word out tonight, if you committed a robbery, police are coming after you. they made arrests in five armed robberies in the past 24 hours, part of a crack down on repeat offend offenders. one of those cases an armed robbery at a 7-eleven in the rhode isla

boy >>> and check out this stunningu new video just released by d.c. policed robberye at a convenience store earlyly saturday morning.ni the video was recorded at thethe 7eleven store on brentwood roadd in northeast.east luckily no one was hurt. police are still searching forea the suspects.. >>> now to fox5 exclusive.ve the d.c. fire chief responding n to our story about an enginengin crews mistake that may have been deadly.. >> 67-year-old albert jackson died after going into cardiac ci arrest.. he waited 19 minutes for first f responders to arrive.rr this all started sunday at 3:56 p.m. when the first callirl from the home on 60th streeteet northeast was made to 911. at 4:02 truck 17 pulled on ton o the block but it was then waive off by d.c. police who had a maa on the ground in handcuffs.fs. however, that was not who they t were called out for. f >> then at 4:06 a second call to 911 from jackson's family askinn where was help? emergency crews finally arrived at 4:15, 19 minutes after the first call. fox5' paul wagner broke ther bke story and brings us th

in the last hour, d.c. policeus two adults and two teenagers were shot on east capitol street northeast. shooting happened during a basketball game. it's not clear if the shooting is connected to that game. police do not have any suspects. >>> happening today, the old "washington post" building, it is coming down. if you work around 15th and elle streets in northwest d.c. or drive, bike or walk past the area, this will impact you. the "l" street sidewalk and curb lane will be closed for the next 2 1/2 hours. there will still be a bike lane but it will be shifted several feet. when construction is finished in 2018, it will be the new home of fannie mae. >>> we're learning more about the arrest of a fairfax county man who threatened to blow up a gas station. 27-year-old vincent martin made reference to terrorism in repeated e-mails to police. police were able to trace the communications to an apartment a couple of miles away on arlington drive. they arrested martin when he walked out of the front door carrying a bac

mpd or d.c. police then told truck 17 that they didn't need their services and that they could leave the scene.e at that point we understand truck 17 pulled off telling the dispatch others that they were told that d.c. police didn't d. need their help. then according to the timeline that we now have at 4:05:58 a a second call came from the house saying hey, where is the help? we still don't have any help he herein side the house and my husband is having a heart attack. at 4. 15 or nearly 19 minutes later engine 10 with a paramedic on board finally arrives at the t house and they go inside. we were able to talk to gloria jackson. she is the wife of albert jackson. she told us that she thought it was taking a little bit longer lo than norm a.m. here's some of the conversation that we had with her just a little while ago. we tried cpr, but we kept doing it. she told me let her know whennow the paramedics get here. about 10 minutes later they came about six or seven of them came. do you think if you had got

d.c. policeepartment. officer execute aid serve warrant on house this morning and terrified the family while they looked for someone someone who doesn't live. there "fox5" chief investigative reporter emily miller reports. >> you can't do that. >> this was the scene 7 a.m. wednesday morning. d.c. police were leaving this home as they did a search raid that went wrong. >> they put a gun me and my sister's head and yeah and then they walked us up the stairs and had my father handcuffed and -- >> diamond's father was in the shower when the police raided his house. he's a single father of seven children. their mother pass away. >> children are scared. 9-year-old and 10-year-old half to death. they don't want to go to schoo school. they don't want to trust the police officers. >> his older son was getting younger kids ready for school when he says the police pushed in the front door. >> they put guns in my face and flashlight in my eyes. >> danielle was sleep in her bed. >> he bust on the door said th

d several sources that we've been able to speak with, apparently they found here in this block d.c. police with a man on thehe ground who was in handcuffs.andc they apparently, and that'sh what's under investigation now,i they apparently believed that this may have been the call that they were coming to and d.c. police told the paramedics -- i'm ' sorry, the firefighters on truck 17 that they didn't neednd their life and they could leave the scene. so they did, they left the scene. and then another call came in from the house at 4:05:58 with the people inside asking where is our help. we still don't have any helpany here at the house.hous it wasn't until 46789.4678 15679. 01 or nearly 19 minutes later that engine 10 finally arrivedid with a paramedic on beard and they went inside and started cpr on mr. jackson.mr. but he was taken to a hospitalao and later died.la we werete able to speak with hih wife gloria.lori she didn't want her face shown, but this is what she told us just a little while ago.go we tried cpr, but we kept doing it. i don't know when the paramedics get here. about 10 min

n >> d.c. policee alsoce havea stepped up their video release program after several victimsms complained to fox5 over theo fo summer about police not pe releasing video.ing video. the mayor's office says they sa are behind getting out any any information that could help inpn crimes.im >>> a battle is brewing over bre montgomery county's liquoror monopoly. now if you want to buy beer buye wine or liquor in the countyth u it comes out of a warehousearehu owned and operated by thed by t county's department of liquortmq control. now coat issue here a flier that started showing up in liquorn lq control stores over the holidays.ys it warns customers that if theta department liquor control is eliminated, every county cnt household would face a $100 property tax hike. tax one councilman who has been a critic of the county's liquoriqo control program calls it inappropriate.opri >> can you see how some people m would interpret this as aterp threat perhaps?reat per >> no, no, it's simply the fact. i mean in this

d.c. policer tells me the man in custody was just 14 years old at the time of the murder. >> the armed robbery suspect in this case shot and killed him, simply because he was an employee of the store. >> reporter: 37-year-old muhammad was working hard to support his family and led him to a job at king gas convenience store at the 2100 block of martin luther king avenue in southeast washington. he was shot to death during a robbery of the store. the case remained unsolved until today. >> we had information from this community that helped us get where we are today and we had forensic evidence and those two things allowed us to finally bring closure to this family. >> he was one of five people murdered in a 48 sparms sm of violence in the district. his killer, just 14 at the time, is the work of investigators who never gave up and citizens who refused to look the other way. >> the other message for the criminal element, if you're willing to commit a crime here, we might not get you today but we're n

d.c. police shut winchester avenue because of a standoff. the police say that a man threaten somebody with a gun, then barricaded himself inside his home. he was taken into custody at 8:00 and nobody was hurt. strange circumstances tonight in prince service county, their second homicide this year. a man's body was found just before 4:00 on a quiet cul-de-sac in fort washington. nothbors say they did recognize the man or the mercedes he was lying next to. >> i'm shocked. i have been here six years. nothing like this has ever happened. kimberly: the police are not releasing the victim's name or how he died. found a cell phone at the scene after the police left. he did not touch it and call the police, who came back out and took it into evidence. of aw know the name motorcycle rider killed in a crash this afternoon in northeastern montgomery county. the police say that the 42-year-old man died when his motorcycle hit a woman's car on centreville road. tom roussey spent the afternoon at the scene. ne

kimberly: d.c. police say they are making progress in solving homicide cases. 62%2015, the police closed of the city's homicides. that is down slightly from 70% 2013.4 and 80% in the police say they are still encouraged. >> the average for compable cities across the country is so we continue to be above the national average. kimberly: they expect the closure rate to go up after they finish analyzing dna evidence from several homicides from late in the year. that freddie gray may have had prior problems with his back. he died from a spinal injury he suffered in the back of a baltimore police van. six officers are facing charges. mayrneys now say that gray have had a history of back problems. this family denies that. the medical examiner found no evidence of prior injuries. the trial for officer caesar woodson starts january 11. new year ise sparking new debates about gun laws. president obama is expected to announce an executive order expanding background checks. a texas, a new open carry policy allows guno

. >>> d.c. police officers leaves a positive impression on local musicians, we will tell you why, straight ahead. apparently, people think i'm too perky. so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. arctic air is blasting us with the lowest temperatures we have felt so far this winter. >> with the new year comes a new mayor for the city of philadelphia, jim kenney will be sworn in today and we will tell you when and where. it is monday january 4th, 2016. speaking of arctic air. >> yeah. >> it feels just as cold in this studio as it does inside. >> not to me because i'm wearing a wool suit and you are sleeveless here. >> do you see these goose bumps. >> man. >> they are really full goose bumps. >> it is cold. >> we were just talking about big development, of course, the eagles, jettisoned chip kelly. >> it happened last week while were you gone. >> so how about dick vermeil. you mentioned this on friday. what a throw back. >

. >> well, we now have a picture of the child the d.c. police are looking for. imarco dempsey is who police are looking for. the 9-year-old a been missing since yesterday. last seen on 12th street. and police are desperately looking for him. 4-11 84 pounds black hair and brown eyes. a black shirt, blue jacket, blue jeans, a nike hat and black and brown boots and he may be in need of medication. this is a critical missing child that d.c. police are looking for right now. so if you're getting up the 4900 block of 12th street, if you seen dimarco yesterday at 4:00 in the afternoon or know about his whereabouts, contact d.c. police. we are keeping an eye and will give you updates. >> thank you for that. 7:42 right now. and we want to remind you again, please stay with us. you can watch us on-line if your power goes out. www.wjla.com. we have the anchor cap back here as cell. so 24/7 we have you covered. so now to the weather center. eileen. >> lean and -- eileen and jacqui as well. in gang is all here. >> that is right. we're going to get you through the storm. we're

a very busy friday night for d.c. police, they worked multiple shootings including the sdrigts's first murder of 2016. somebody shot and killed joseph robin so thso robinson. police rushed to hayes street northeast after getting reports of a shooting. they found robinson unconscious. ems transported him to the hospital where he died. at this time, there is no word on a possible motive or even a suspect. we have an update now to another d.c. shooting that we brought you as breaking news last night at 11:00. four people shot on the basketball courts at eastern high school. we learned that a man, two boys and a girl were all hit. police have not released the ages of the victims. all are expected to survive. police do not have anybody in custody. >>> and right now on storm team 4 radar, i'm tracking rain that will be moving into the area later tonight as early at 8:00 p.m. this is the system and here is future weather. you can see some scattered showers. it will move into the d.c. metro area right around 11:00 p.m. and then over

once they're registered, d.c. policesay they'll have access to that video. >>> decision 2016, ted cruz's so-called birther issue is growing. a texas lawyer filed a federal lawsuit challenging the canadian-born senator's eligibility to run for president. cruz argues because his mother is american he became a u.s. citizen at birth. the supreme court has not previously considered the eligibility question. rival donald trump has repeatedly questioned the gop candidate's presidential eligibility. "the new york times" also reporting this morning that senator cruz failed to report a second loan for his 2012 senate run. cruz said he made, quote, paperwork errors. >>> imagine a note from your child's middle school saying someone brought a loaded gun to class. it happened wednesday at nicholas orem middle school. no one was hurt. we called the school for an explanation. police officers and security guards found it and it was confiscated. the student faces disciplinary action. >>> and a new $98 million fbi facility getting the gree

d.c. police combing through a car that they believe is connected to a new year's eve hit and rupp-. they recovered the car yesterday. they say it could have been involved in the crash on frizz morning that killed ian butz. they hope that will lead them to a suspect. >>> we're also following a story abroad. today will be the funeral for two people killed in a bar in tel aviv on new year's day. meanwhile police are on high alert as they search for the gunman. family members say the shooter was a troubles man with a motive. >>> the white house says it's not ready to impose sanctions. they have more political and technical work to do. they say the u.s. is considering a number of sanctions. lawmakers have criticized the president for delaying president of iran. your time now, 10:05. >>> it was a bizarre rescue. one that has some wildlife officials stump. you're looking at a lion right there. we'll talk about the mystery of how that animal landed stranded in the arabian sea. in the arabian sea. >>> and how body cams can make it's the holidays, which means a house full of people, who all w

. >>> d.c. police need your help finding a missing child. 11-year-old destiny haney has been gone since thursday night. she was last seen on alabama avenue, this is near 15th place in southeast. she was wearing an orange shirt and camouflage pants. and a dark and light blue jacket. if you have seen her, call police. >>> for many tonight is the deadline for 2016 health insurance enrollment under the affordable care act. folks until 11:59 tonight to signcare.govhealthcare.gov. derrick ward is live in the district with what you need to know. >> reporter: good morning. well, you you know, there is a marathon effort now as the deadline approaches to get people to sign up. it actually began on november 1. that is the open enrollment period. and since then, efforts have been you said wunder way to mak people are indeed signed up. and we understand here in the district of columbia, they are nearing a pretty substantial goal. joining me now is linda boyd with d.c. health link. what are you doing to make sure pe

if you've seen him, you're asked to call d.c. police. back over to you. >>> thank you. man who barricaded himself inside a chevy chase home is back in court. he threatened his wife and brother-in-law with guns at his home on 32nd street. he was concerned about the care of his mother. he was in a standoff for over ten hours. >>> chris fehr bartlett was making a drug and caused an explosion. that was in july. he pleaded guilty in august. bartley will be sentenced today. >>> four people are recovering this morning after one crash led to another. this was on the inner loop of the beltway. it happened the other night during the evening rush hour. firefighters had blocked the lane for a crash between connecticut and georgia avenues when another car slammed into a fire truck. that car flipped over. the drive over that car remains in serious condition. >>> right now district and federal authorities are going after a group of repeat offenders response for an increase in robberies. he announced a robbery task force. it will identify patterns in robberies like the one in the north

if you think you've seen him, call d.c. police. >>> christopher bartlett pleaded guilty to making methamphetam e methamphetamine. bartley will be sentenced today. >>> also happening a frederick man will be sentenced for his role in a gang-related shooting that hurt two teenagers. 24-year-old chandler plead guilty to reckless charges. seven shots went off as gang members left the high school gym. davenport said he knew co-defendant brandon tyler had a gun but did not know he was going to use it. he faces up to ten years in jail. >>> a developing story. right now the doucet for triple-digit losses, a. >>ball effect after china stockmarket tumbles again. a 7% drop in shares leads to the shortest trading y in its history. the markets were opened just 30 minutes before they came to a halt. we're going to continue to monitor it from the live desk. >>> today lawyers for officer william port ler go to a maryland appeals court. they triering to prevent their climb clooinlt from testifying against a fellow officer in the death of freddie gr

d.c. police are hoping somebody recognizes the man who pulled off a smash and grab at a popular southeast d.c. restaurant. this video posted on their youtube page shows the suspects using a rock to break into the uniontown bar and grill. it's located on martin luther king avenue. then he runs behind the bar and loads up on liquor. he got away but the security camera got a good look at his face. d.c. police are offering up to $1,000 in reward money. >>> we are hearing from the "washington post" reporter he would by iran. he issued a statement saying he feels fine and is getting terrific care. he plans to continue writing at some point, but for now, he wants privacy. he said he wants to catch up with what's been going on in the world, watch a warriors game and watch the "star wars" movie. >>> class is called off in detroit, but there's no snow involved here. why teachers forced schools to close down after the break. >> that rule is gone like a snowball on a hot july law. why capital shredders have

the task force will allow d.c. police to highlight it.they say they will appeal the decision of the department of justice. >>> it is now 4:36. today we expect to learn more about governor larry hogan's 2017 budget. last week the governor proposed modest tax cuts for senior citizens, low income families and some manufacturing businesses. the soekt of budget and management could explain how the state will pay for the tax cuts when he holds a briefing in annapolis. they'll vote on whether to overturn some of hogan's vetoes. one bill will allow felons to register to vote. another will give $2 billion to renovating an anne arundel apartment building. and the hotel tax will go up for the price of a room. >>> a d.c. council member wants to give students more digital privacy. david grasso will ask them to support a new bill. this will help americans take control of the privacy protections in the new digital age. there will be 15 similar announcements throughout the country. >> the final theme will be put in place at the mgm hotel in national harb

d.c. police want to hear from you if you recognize the suspect. >> police are hoping to cut down on crime. "news4's" molette green is live to zain explain how this works. molette, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. we can see security cameras on top of the roof of this store here in northwest d.c. and there are some inside. the idea is to get more folks in the city on board. in just a few hours, d.c.'s mayor, muralial bowser takes another step in her crime-fighting plan providing incentives to property owners and even churches for buying the plans and registered them with police so if something happens police can better i.d. suspects. this is mayor bowser's come prehebsive plan to get on top of crime especially after the violent crime last year. she's been very critical lately of the city council for not moving fast enough on safety legislation. but later today, again, mayor bowser signing this into law. that's the latest. i'm molette green, "news4." >> thank you, molette. >>> in a f

possibl tonight we've seen evidence ofdo not only d.c. police on patroler here but you can see metroan s m police behind me and metro m told us they typically dealal d with what's going on down on onn the platform on the trains butra they are in constant contact with metropolitan police heren l as well. live in southeast tonight,onht matt ackland fox5 local news. shawn and tony. ton >> matt thank you. mt thank >>> police hope surveillancece images help them fi hnd ap them suspect in a robbery andbery assault on metro. met here they are, the suspect got off the train at the u streetee stop -- or at the u street metro stop i should say.ul s take a close look, see if you iy recognize him.ize im the assault happened justned after 7:30 tuesday night. nig the victim was cut on the ear.na if you recognize this man calll metro transit police. pol >> the sentencing of a former federal police officer continues at this hour.ue christopher bars tley faces more than three years in prison. he pled guilty to trying to manufacture crystal meth afterer an explos

if you think you've seen him, call d.c. police> christopher bartlett pleaded guilty to making methamphetam e methamphetamine. bartley will be sentenced today. >>> also happening a frederick man will be sentenced for his role in a gang-related shooting that hurt two teenagers. 24-year-old chandler plead guilty to reckless charges. seven shots went off as gang members left the high school gym. davenport said he knew co-defendant brandon tyler had a gun but did not know he was going to use it. he faces up to ten years in jail. >>> a developing story. right now the doucet for

to three different looks and someone called in the threats to carter school, a junior high and d.c. police headquarters. police aren't saying which schools are involved and one of them was evacuated and the student his to be sent home early and investigators say these threats are not credible. >> for the first time attorneys general for maryland and virginia met. the men discussed what their jurisdictions are doing to reduce the number of illegal funs and to keep them from criminals. they decided that working together they could do even more. >> we believe that working in cooperation with our friends in the district of columbia and virginia we can make a difference in enforcing laws, in stopping gun trafficking and in stopping gun violence. >> the group is planning ways to share their strategies and information and to collaborate on initiatives and prevent that -- that prevent and reduce gun violence in the region. >> a military veteran with disabilities was robbed and shot in prince george's county and today he gave some emotional statements when two men were sentenced for their part in t

d.c. family that says police raided their home by mistake.recently executed a search warrant at the home ont q street but eric smith, theris, suspect that were looking for, r doesn't live there and has noren connections to the family.amil darryl gilmore says officersmo rushed into his home and heldrea a gun to his -- the heads off his youngest children. cld >> you going scare a>>oing nine-year-old an 10-year-old0-ar half to death. death now they don't even want to go o to school and they don't even want to trust the police t officers. >> a spokesperson for d.c. d.c police says an investigationan n is under way to determine ifermf any misconduct took place.on >> some sad news this morning.hm fox5 has learned the oldestt female veteran who had beenee living in the district has died. died. alyce dixon passed away in hern sleep at the d.c. veterans t.c. affairs medical center'sente community living center.g cen she was 108 years old. o dixon joined the military in 1943.19 she served in world war ii. i dixon was one of the first t f black women in

d.c. police are investigating another olent attack by a group of teenagers. t we've reported on a string of attacks in rest recent weeks.eek a fox5 viewer saw our stories and tonight he's opening about his own frightening encounter. he talked to fox5's marina maracco. >>reporter: yes, shawn, yet another confirmed mob attack. this is now the fifth one thatne we know about. four of these five attacks discovered by fox 35 and i want you to see this timeline of wheh they started happening because it all starred late december. that first one that we know back on december 21 and they spanned three weeks all the way up too january 2. the one we're talking about tonight happening out here on eighth street on christmas eve not on metro like the other four. it all went down right on this street here near china town starting on that very corner there. this bike messenger picking up a pizza delivery.deli as he was making his way up eighth street on this sidewalk he saw a group of 10 to 14 teenagers approachi

d.c. police say someone shot and killed a person. investigate are not exactly sure who this victim is yet. at least they haven't released that to us. no idea who the victim is either. >>> a shooting on pomeroy road just after 11:30 last night. police have not said what led up to that shooting and they don't have any expects. >>> big news internationally right now, joaquin el chapo guzman now back in the prison he escaped from six months ago. the mexican drug lord was captured early friday as he tried to escape a government raid. he was first found hiding in a drain, then captured at a motel after an operation that killed five people. officials say he had been living in a safe house before he escaped from prison last year, the u.s. tried to extradite him. el chapo could be tried in the united states. that process, it could take months. >> the time right now is 9:07. donald trump is facing a new controversy in decision 2016. what he said at a campaign rally that has fact checkers claiming trump was stretching the truth. >>> and join us

but if you actually see daigle, d.c. police are asking you to call them and warning folks not to go anywhere. >> chris, thank you. >>> when plows come through your neighborhood and haul away all the snow, where does it all go? most is going to lot 7 at rfk stadium. some worry when it melts the chemicals and debris will flow into the anacostia river. crews are working to make sure that doesn't happen. >>> in the district tonight, the main roads aren't perfect, but they are passable. because of that, local d.c. government will reopen on time tomorrow. but students and teachers, well, they get at least one more day off. d.c. public schools will open back up on wednesday. that's the plan right now. and trash patrioticup in the district will resume on thursday. tonight a warning from mayor muriel bowser. >> make good decisions. and that means if you have a car that can't navigate snow, don't pull that car out. because if you do impede our operations to remove snow, if you abandon your car, you will have some costly fines. >> the may

d.c. police headquarters, a charter school and a junior high school all got phone calls during the 10:00 hour this morning. police didn't specify the school locations and said one was evacuated out of an abundance of caution. >> it came from an unidentified number, from a human voice and we'll work with our detectives and see if there were similar threats made. >> police say they are still working to find out who made the calls and that none of the threats were credible. >> several workers are being tested right now to see if they've been exposed to lead. crews are renovating at the longworth house office building over the past few weeks. this morning it was shut down when ten workers started feeling sick. the house sergeant at arms office said the construction may have released lead into the air. hazmat crews were checking the building and just gave it the all clear. >>> d.c. police have a man in custody who they say attacked five women in different parts of the district. melvin latney is facing

in d.c. police are searching for a missing teenager, 14 year old kinsey fluoresce went missing yesterday.yest fluoresce was last seen on park road in northwest.ad i if you've seen her please give d.c. police a call. investigators are seeking more investigation about a d.c. dentist accused of sexually assaulting one of his patientss during a medical procedure. they a43 year old dr. acquisition mad assaulted ated patient at his office on m street in northwest. he is now facing first degree sex abuse charges. c the indent happened on thursday and d.c. police are now asking anyone who has informationas i regarding this incident or similar incidents to give them a call. > and you know what even though the blizzard of 2016 hasme and gone, a lot of that snow is still covering onn streets and sidewalks. that seems to be part of the problem out in virginia. heads up for parents of studentss in loudon county. c the school will be on a two-hour delay. fox quarter public schools will operate on a one hur delay.

the medical examiner forwarded the findings to d.c. police. late today, police said that the death remained under investigation. we did receive a response from the washington medical center that stated since the death of james mcbride the hospital enacted enhapsed training and communication for the security guards. it said the hospital continues to cooperate with the u.s. attorney office and the investigation into mcbride's death. stephen tschida, abc7 news. leon: still ahead at 6:00 -- she served the nation as pilot in world warii. so, why isn't arlington national cemetery allowing the remains to be buried there? alison: first, the latest on the armed militia members that for the girl scout meeting... okay. for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! at giant, prices are down. savings are up. which makes the checkout lane, victory lane. my giant. maureen: the f.b.i. is investigating armed protesters at national wildlife refuge. they are refusing to mauve until they get what they want. but they haven'

kevin: again, d.c. police nab amounted sexual assaulter off the street four days after being featured in the "7 on your side" wall of justice series. much more at 5:00. for now we are live in northwest. i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you very much. in prince george's county police are investigating the death of a 6-month-old girl. they say she died at the hands of her mother's boyfriend. sadly, this isn't the first time that this has happened in the county in the last two years. brad bell joining us live to explain. very sad. brad: we are told there have been five deaths of children in the last two years at the hands of mothers, boyfriends. we want to show you the man right now the police say is responsible for latest crime. his name is kareem bryant. 23 years old. his official address is in the district. but police say he was living in landover with his girlfriend. staying in the apartment. when he was briefly left alone with 6-month-old ryatt tillman and her twin brothers. still not sure what ha

r >>> d.c. police arere investigating their third murder of the year. found a man dead onan d park drive southeast yesterdayey afternoon. he had been shot.he h police are now trying to findowf out who is responsible.poib they're asking anyone with w information about the case toio give them a call. c >>> and d.c. police are also a a looking for the manfor thman responsible in anothern ather shooting death in southeast. 30-year-old roger haggins was ws shot late friday night.y n we learned he has died fromie f his injuries. the shooting happened on hpene pomeroy road. so far no arrests have been made. >> now to a fox5 follow-up.ollo last week we told you about a a suspected case of animalmal cruelty at a home in rockville.ckvi animal services division seized 66 dogs from the homeome on glen mill road. road. since then dogs having caredavid for at a shelter in derwood. deo now some are ready for adoption. >> they're all different sizes, all different breeds, different personalities andt you'll get to see all that of soon.soon. for health reasons andnd beh

d.c. police come upon a car they believe was involved in a hit-and-run.hey sate could have been involved in a crash friday morning that killed ian buck. they're hoping it will lead to a suspect. >>> we're also following a developing story. today will be the funerals for two people killed in a shooting at a tel aviv bar on new year's day. police are on high alert while they search for the gunman that. i raided the house yesterday. they say the man was troubled with a record. the motive for a shooting is still unclear. >>> the white house says it's not ready to impose sanctions against iran for ballistic missile launches. the president's deputy and national security adviser is considering a number of sanctions. lawmakers have criticized them for delaying punishment of iran. >>> happening today as president obama returns to washington and prepares to issue that executive order on gun control achlt very popular gun control. take a look. this was the scene yesterday. it was completely packed. lines were out the door. this is at the dulles expo center. during p

c >> d.c. policee for a missing 11-year-old boy.ld the family of brooklyn johnson j says that he was last seen in the 4200 block of pilgrim street in southeast last night g wearing tan pants an white polo shirt. take a look at this picture p because police want to hear t from you if you have anyom information. yinformation. >>> montgomery county policegome are still looking for a bethesdail teen who has been b missing since late sundayda night. night. he left his belvoir drive home e in an uber car around 10:30 sunday night and was droppedropp off in the area of sing more road. road. this morning we knowthis detectives were able to locateae that outbound uber driver butune distill no clues as to where cls the teen may be.thteen anyone with information in that case is being asked to call montgomery county police.i. >> ♪ >> 5:35 is your time rightis now. standing with gary mcgradyrydy as we're talking about a much mh nicer start to the morning. mor much warmer than it has beenhasb the last couple mornin

d.c. police say someone was shot in the arm near a metro station and wound up in petworth this morning. it happened between two cars on l street northwest. the person who was shot is expected to survive. >>> and a woman is recovering after she was hit by a car in montgomery county. this happened just before 8:00 this morning. chopper 4 caught this video of first responders getting to the scene near veers millroad and newport road. the woman is expected to be okay. >>> crews shut down duke street in alexandria for hours because of water main break. the main broke just before 4:00 this morning. retears could take several hours. >>> today the fight against frederick county maryland by the church of scientology heats up. the church wants to continue running the property as a drug rehab but trout run does not allow for that. the church of scientology filed an appeal to the council's decision. >>> the washington redskins finish off the regular season strong with a win against the dallas cowboys. the sk

d.c. police chief on "60 minutes," in the commission of the crime, normally the killings advice to run, secondly defend yourself and overpower the assailant if you can. she was stunned she was given this kind of advice. what does it tell us? >> she is intelligence enough and knows law enforcement, you have the option to run, first line of defense, take cover. if you can't run, you have to defend yourself and whatever way is possible, if you have to use a chair, you have to use some other object. if you are not carrying a concealed weapon, you might have a situation. >> armstrong: everybody on this set has been approved to conceal and carry. i want to make you comfortable. as far as we are concerned, this is probably the safest place in washington, d.c. right now, i help us and our viewers watching this who are stunned, they remember david gregory, meet the press, this is no david gregory. talk about these weapons and why are these weapons legal particularly in the district of columbia, virginia,

the d.c. police received complaints but the bikers were gone by the time they arrived. >>> tomczak really lowe told the "washington post" the school received a threat every o'day during the school year. that adds up to 100 threats every year. zack really lowe says the threats come from social media sites like facebook, instagram. he said the schools work closely with police to investigate every threat. >>> today d.c. mayor muriel bowser will hold a safer stronger d.c. tour. the mayor is pushing hard a legislative package. it includes more police on d.c. streets. the mayor will start the tour today by visiting the didn't of forensic sciences at george washington university. she'll also meet with small business owners about the importance of security cameras to combat crime. >>> today the d.c. council and church of scientology will face off in church. they recently denied trout run. they want to continue running it as a rehab center but trout run is not zoned for that. becoming a historic property allo

d.c. police need your help finding a missing child. 11-year-old destiny haney has been gone since thursday night. she was last seen on alabama avenue, this is near 15th place in southeast. she was wearing an orange shirt and camouflage pants. if you have seen her, call police. >>> happening today, a d.c. soup ki kitchen is set to reopen. it was closed as the storm slammed our area and reopens at 9:00 this morning with a birthday celebration for the founder and breakfast for those in need. >>> the call for action after a man died just feet from a fire station. what his loved ones want so it doesn't happen again. >>> and of course the blizzard caused some major damage. how a prince george's county business is trying to make repairs and s >>> the family of a man who died just feet from a d.c. fire station wants to make sure no one suffers the same fate as their appear. 77-year-old medrick mills jr. died two years ago this month. firefighters refused will help for mills. they said 911 needed to be ca

one more bit of advice from d.c. police chief cathy lanier. when you shovel your car out from on the streets, it's illegal to put your furniture out there and save your space. no saveies in d.c. back to you. >> thank you, mark. we are already starting to hear about some schools closing on monday. frederick county public schools in maryland will close. university of maryland, touson university, and anne arundel community college all closing on monday. we also have a long list of churches closing in the morning. you can find them running on the bottom of your screen and on our nbc washington app. >>> and tomorrow's game between the capitals and the beng wins at the verizon center has been postponed because of the storm. if you had a ticket for tomorrow, it will be good for the makeup date. >>> dangerous driving conditions in fairfax county tonight. >> news 4's darcy spencer has been monitoring this snow in tysons. you've been at a gas station. what's the fuel situation looking like? >> reporter: very much so. we've been camped out here at this ga

aw tonight, d.c. police say man shot friday night in southeast has died. this brings the district homicide total to 2 in 2016. police say the 30-year-old was shot around 11:30 friday night on pomeroy road. he was taken to the hospital but died from his injuries yesterday. mystery facing detectives tonight. police need her help to find out how a woman wound up dead facedown on a highway. diane cho reports on that investigation and how you can help. state police are still trying to figure out what happened in the moments before a woman's body was found in the middle of the road. >> that's very unusual. woman troopers say the was 33. two drivers passing in this area around 1:01 saw this woman's body and called police. >> not sure what had occurred last night. diane: troopers say the woman was lying face down when she was discovered just before 9:30 on saturday night. that somerange thing buddy would be in a place where they could even get hit there. it's not a place where people cross a lot. diane: a spokesperson for the maryland state police said the cause of

sam: the d.c. police want you to call if you know the man. e is all the video here is captured by the home security camera. the d.c. council this week passed a law to subsidize up to $200 a camera. residents two want to install these because they say it cuts crime. vandalism and burglary has been a problem here. >> we have a lot of problems. >> police chief cathy lanier is known for saying you're stupid if you commit a crime outdoors anymore. she may be right. >> it ain't worth it. it ain't worth it. >> you can't do nothing no more nowadays. maureen: it feels like winter. for skewers it's time to enjoy the slopes. abc7 with liberty mountain resort for opening day today. that is john gonzalez giving skiing a chance with a photographer next to him on a snowmobile. liberty mountain is open until 10:00 tonight. white tail and round top resorts are also now open. leon: let me tell you. if you fall three times you will want to be on the snowmobile. maureen: i understand john didn't fall at all. leon: he says it was his first time ever. doug: took hi

d.c. police reopened several blocks in downtown d.c. after an overnight shooting shut down 18th street from k through the height of rush hour morning commute. what a mess. sam sweeney explains thousands of workers were forced to find a new way to get to the office. sam: good afternoon. this is one of the biggest areas of downtown d.c. and shut down for six hours to cars and pedestrians. police and investigators canvass the area foot by foot from k street to m street to search from evidence from the overnight shooting. the first 911 call came in around 2:15 this morning when the police showed up to 18th and l. there was no shooting victim. moments later, a man suffering from gunshot wounds turned up more than three miles away near the georgia avenue petworth metro station. police won't say why he left the scene but say he suffered non-life threatening injuries and was taken to an area hospital. meantime as the sun came up, folks heading to work had to navigate a three-block crime scene. the officers turned people away for more than six h

d.c. police chief cathy lanier spoke with sister station is channel 8. for me, the timing is not right for me to be looking for another job. i love washington, d.c. this is where i have spent my whole adult life as a police officer and i love working for mayor bowser. she is a great leader for the city you i love my police department. knownk everybody says you and it's time to go, but i say not right now. kimberly: lanier has been with beenince 1990 and has chief the last nine years. the justice department and the city of ferguson, missouri, have for systemicl changes to the police department in response to the 2014 shooting of michael brown. it would avert a federal civil rights lawsuit as well. the plan calls for more thorough training of police officers and changes to the use of force procedures. the city council must approve the plan. a vote is set for february 9. coming up -- concerns over the zika virus. how health officials are responding. going above and beyond, how one local officer's stop turned to do something quite different. devon: and warmi

the crews saw a d.c. policeho just happened to be tending to a man in hand kuvrs on the same block. and assumed that that was the call location. the officers said the situation was under control and didn't need any help and truck 17 informed dispatch and they left the scene. gloria jackson called 911 again demanding help and finally nearly 19 minutes after initial call engine 10 carrying paramedic on board arrived at correct address. "fox5" paul wagner learned of new details exclusively and spoke with mrs. jackson. >> this time you sense today was taking longer. >> i did i don't know why. two fire trucks came. andir then about i guess five maint later the ambulance pulled up. we tried cpr but we kept doing it and i don't know when the paramedics get here. >> albert jackson 67 years old was finally transported to the nearest hospital where he died. two days earlier on new year's day a dispatcher sent fire fighters to a wrong address confusing a call for 14 street as 40th straight and as a result that fire on 14