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back to you guys. >> new this morning, d.c. police investigating a stabbing that happened 2:15. 4500 beping road near east capitol street northeast and a man was taken to the hospital and was conscious and breathing and so far no suspects. police are investigating. >> happening today, friends and family will gather to say final good-bye to a virginia state police trooper killed in the line of duty. yesterday hundreds attend aid viewing for trooper chad during meier who was shot and killed at the grayhound bus station in richmond last week. the gunman was killed in the altercation. today's funeral will be held 11 a.m. liberty baptist church in hamilton, virginia. >> now to developing story. loudoun county, pastor percenterville is recovering after stobd in his home. they say past for david janey is in stable condition receiving care in icu. he was flown a hospital for treatment after stabbed in his home on canterbury circle yesterday. now the church says the suspect is in police custody and there's reports the suspect is the pastor's s

d.c. police on the scene of fatal car accident on bike path. annie yu on the scene with the latest. hey, annie, what can you tell sglus good morning this accident happened around midnight and here we are hours later on the scene and we have a few police officers out here and currently they have a tow truck loading up this car if you take a close look it's a ball crushed like a things of tinfoil. still investigating what happened and this is 400 block 56 street northeast at the end of residential road in what appears to be a bike tr and faulking with neighbors here two people were ejected from the vehicle, d.c. police confirmed the driver died and second victim was loaded into ambulance ambulance and taken to the hospital. we don't know what kind of condition this person is in. police say the driver may have been intoxicated. so certainly just a very sad story. terrible story. >> let's talk about that now. >> back to you in the studio. >>. >> also developing overnight triple shoot in the district.

d.c. girl vanished morehed than two years ago. ago policead continue to lookeo l for any signs of rudd at theuddt national arboretum today.um tod she was last s janitor who worked in a d.c. homeless shelter. the janitor khalil tatumlat killed himself. hse police believe tatum killed kil the little girl girl and maynd have exposed of her body inod northeast d.c..c d.c. police are being tight t lipped about what led them toham search the arboretum.oret >> a year long investigation ins into illegal dirt bikes and atv's on area roads. r this news comes after a d.c. a police officer was hit and dragged by an atv over the the weekend and another incidentiden where an atv surrounded onunded ambulance on its way tolance on children's hospital.ospi a lot of residents are demanding tours take actionake t now d.c. police chief lanieroleh says officers will follow itslo no chase policy.y. >>> developing overnightvern oklahoma officials now say aay large wildfire burningur 170 miles northwest ofles nohwes oklahoma city started whenhe high winds caused po

breaking news, d.c. policemade an arrest in a stabbing at the deanwood metro station that left a 15-year-old dead. molette green has new information from police headquarters. >> reporter: good morning. just this morning, news 4 confirmed that d.c. police arrested an 18-year-old northeast d.c. man in that stabbing. we're working to find out his name and a possible motive in this case. 15-year-old john evans is the second teenager killed at the deanwood station in as many weeks. stabbed going through a fare gate and headed toward and escalator. his mother spoke about the weight of her loss. >> something i wouldn't want no one to to lose a child so early in life that has so much going for them. >> reporter: evans' stabbing comes about three weeks after another teen was killed at that same deanwood metro station shot and killed there. in both cases, people in ward seven have raised concerns about a lack of police presence nearby. that's the latest live from outside d.c. police headquarters. later today we're expect

but an internal review by d.c. policeshowed at least 40 cases last year that the technology failed. the cameras didn't work because of bad batteries, cords, or hardware and what's more, in at least 27 other cases, the agency conducted internal investigations of its own officers for failing to power up the cameras while on duty. in at least three instances we found officers were disciplined for not doing so. d.c. police say this is a minority, a small minority of cases. they say they've already recorded 25,000 hours of video with their body cameras and that's just since june. a much wider deployment of cameras expected by the end of this year. jim? >> scott, thank you. >>> this is a new one. d.c. police are now looking for a hamburglar tonight. take a good look. investigators say this guy followed a delivery man into the friday morning. he stuck around until that delivery man left, then cooked himself up a burger. the man eventually left with that burger and a bottle of water. >>> so you filed your taxes and you're getting

we're just looking at a picture here from outside d.c. policequarters where the police chief is expected to step out at any moment to give us an update on this incident. we're watching some of her command staff gathering here. as soon as we see the police chief again, we will go back to this live picture. >>> now, as i started to say, you may have noticed some prices at the pump slowly creeping up. right now d.c. police -- right now in d.c., you are paying $2.16 a gallon on average. in maryland gas is running about $2.05 a gallon. in virginia, you're still under $2.00. west virginia is averaging $2.01 a gallon. let's go back to headquarters and a press conference. we expect some of the command staff here. >> the victim was walking home from dinner with her parents when she was struck by a stray bullet. as i understand, the victim right now is in fair and stable condition. the gun recovery unit has been working 24/7 as well as our detectives trying to get to the bottom of this case. we've been in the area knocking on doors and recanvassing for ad

d.c. police chose to search the ash barrette i'm. she doesn't know if potentially khalil tatum may have been with relisha rudd at the arboretum and that's why d.c. police decided to go back there. it's been two years too long, stressful years for grandma, yes, it has. >> and in the two years and one month since relisha rudd's disappears, grandma claims the family has been kept in the dark as to the investigation. i haven't talked to a detective, the authorities period in two years. i haven't talked to them since it first started. > this week's two-day search was the first search for relisha rudd in 2016. d.c. police would not say what exactly brought investigators back to the area of the national arboretum. the total of 60 searchers, as well as the fbi scoured sections of the park divers checked out an unspecified pond on property and k9ss were on search. this afternoon concluded after turning up empty. why do you this i they went back to the arboretum. from my understanding they lad already sear

jeanette: the d.c. police chief saying enough is enough with the dangerous activities regarding bikes. videos of riders breaking the law as law enforcement made it clear today they're cracking down on riders driving a.t.v.'s and dirt bikes on city streets and the numbers prove it 245 people have been arrested and most of them between the ages of 18-24. 400 bikes and a.t.v.'s are being held in evidence and nearly 100 are set to be destroyed. this operation comes as serious injuries and fatalities are on the rise. earlier a d.c. police officer was surrounded by a.t.v.'s and hit and dragged and a ambulance was recently surrounded by the vehicles and briefly delayed. >> it's very straggete for the public and for us in the last year to a year and a half where we watched the instances of a.t.v.'s and dirt bikes in large numbers coming into our city streets and menacing and harassing. >> we will prosecute, the office in alexandria, confiscate and destroy those vehicles. jeanette: police are offering a $250 reward for

now, just reaching out to metro, transit police and metropolitan police and d.c. police on the scene, they say the victim, an adult man, the metro police now handing this off to d.c. police who will take the lead in this investigation. now, the severity of the injuries to that man is still not known at this point. still a very active situation happening at the deanwood metro station and will continue to follow developments. eporting live, brianne carter. jummy: a suspect in a supermarket burglary shot by a police officer. happening at the international market. the police say a 20-year-old suspect and 15-year-old boy were caught in the middle of a burglary. and sam sweeney explains it's he'd get the bad guys. >> i asked him a final alarm? and i said why? because i want to catch these bad guys. sam: right now it remains unclear if that 20-year-old suspect was armed but the officer who fired that shot is on administrative leave which is standard operating procedure after an officer fires his or her weapon. this is the first time there's been a police involved shooting here

. >> d.c. police union responding to cries for more to be done about illegal dirt bikers in the city and how the mayor is reacting to it all and deadly montgomery fire a murder investigation. why the victim's death is suspicious and later, how long is too young. >> a man technically murdered his wife. >> a 9-year-old aspiring journalist. "fox 5 news morning" starts right now. >> it's a good wednesday morning for you alongside wisdom martin and holly morris. >> temperatures in the 20s and 30s should feel a bit bet they are afternoon we'll talk weather and traffic tonight for 4:35. first breaking news in the district. police trying to figure out how a car got on to a bike path with deadly kons quepss. >> this happened before midnight 56 street northeast. "fox5" annie yu is live there with the latest hey good morning to all of you and hours after this accident occurred i want to take a look. it's quite the scene out there. it looks like this is at the 4 400 block 56 street northeast and what appears to b

in d.c. police are investigating a possibility of a man stabbed to death near tyler house in the 1200 block of north capital street. >>> and hard to believe it's april 26. >> why is that so? >> why is that hard to believe? >> you don't think it's zooming by. >> okay, yeah. >> i didn't know if you were going weather-wise. >> no, no, good point i could see how you could say that. i mean just calendar is zooming by. >> whole year. >> it is feeling unapril like feeling more like may temperatures in the 80s more like may. here is where we are. miltd. i mentioned earlier it was 70 in the district. it's dropped off now 66. dulles 65. and had not dropped off a lot. this is extremely mild. we have not backed off much from yesterday's high 70s and low 80s. listen for today we had a chance of thunderstorms and there is a chance in the area that some of these thunderstorms could be strong and severe and the green area here we're talking about it's a marginally severe potential with thunderstorms and then you ge

and this past weekend, a group of riders hit and dragged a d.c. police officer. rk segraves is live at police headquarters where chief lanier just talked about this. tell us what's going on, mark. >> reporter: that's right, chief lanier was joined by u.s. park police, virginia state police, prince george's county police and a host of other law enforcement entities here today, saying that for the past year and a half, they've been working behind the scenes to crack down on what has become a growing groups, large groups, between 30 and 50 riders of atvs, dirt bikes, mini bikes that have been in their words terrorizing pedestrians and drivers, not just here in the district, but in maryland and virginia, even on the beltway. many of them video-taping themselves. and today the police said that these gangs have led to fatalities, both passengers and drivers of these motorbikes have been killed in these incidents. and most recently, police officers have been hurt. one police officer in maryland was seriously injured, and just recently, a d.c. police officer dragged behin

d.c. police confirmed an arrest in that deadly stabbing at the deanwood metro station that left a 15-year-old dead. let's get to molette green with the new information. what can you tell us? >> barbara, good morning. we just heard from the mayor, the assistant police chief and metro's police chief to announce that d.c. police have named 18-year-old davante hall of no and charged him with second degree murder while armed. they have confirmed that he is the man you see in the surveillance video here that was released in the hours after the attack. we learned the 15-year-old, john evans, the victim in the case, was stabbed in the neck and that a metro transit officer got to him quickly, administered cpr. apparently the victim and suspect know each other, and had some sort of ongoing dispute. somehow the two of them ended up on the same train at the deanwood station. evans was attacked going through a fare gate as he headed to an escalator. >> senseless, another senseless murder. it appears that the

d.c. police on scene of deadly car crash it happened on bike path. this is 56 street northeast. there's a look at what happened to the car. this happened before midnight. the car overturned on the path. the driver may have been drinking. >> happening now the search is on for a person that shot three women late last the latest now good morning. >> hey good morning allison and steve. police are serving for the suspect and the gunman that left three women injured late last night on green street and southeast here. if you look up it's a very active screen here on green street d.c. police focusing attention on car pashing on roadway and you see evidence working surrounding car and investigators trying to find clues to help them figure out what happened there are three women hurt and this happened 11:00 last night and there's still a are the of questions and what we don't know from police and we're told all is conscious and breathe when we are taken to the hospital and expected to recover. it will be c

we found out they'll talk about it today, d.c. police and police chief kathy linear who will update 8:30 this morning. rudd was seen with a man at a motel in northeast d.c. and that man was found dead early march of that year kenilworth park. a few months ago they said there would be new serves for her after they received new information. it's unclear what will be announced today we'll have that for you from the chief live in the next hour. again said to happen around 8:30 this morning. right now 7:15 let's get a check on cold, cold weather. >> literally seemed like you were here a second ago. >> i feel like i was. >> yes. >> sampling new product. >> is that right. >> yes. >> enjoy it. >> what is it. >> brand new m & ms there's like coffee flavor.office >> i'll give a full review nay bixt i need to dot weather. >> cue the music. >> and no music all right there you go. record moreing lows. dulles now tied record that goes back several years. bwi marshall record goes back to late 1800s. . of course, then it was taken -- what are you laughi

diane: well, d.c. police just announced just a few minutes ago, jonathan, they have made an arrest in this case. now the mayor had planned on holding a news conference and a community walk here in southeast d.c. where the shooting took place today. earlier today. they are still doing that now. police say the 7-year-old girl was walking home from dinner with her parents when she was struck by a stray bullet. police were out this weekend knocking on doors, canvassing the area, trying to find out more about the suspect. suspects work around the clock according to thes saytant police chief to try to get to the bottom of the case. we are told that the little girl is in fair and stable condition. we have more details tonight at 5:00. back to you. michelle: thank you for were questioning after a fire killed more than 100 people at a temple in southern india. more than 500 others were injured. there ill nited a stock pile of other fireworks to cause a huge fire that you saw. at least ten people associated with the fi

sam: d.c. police are asking for the public's help to identify this armed robber.tive has come out to support us so strongly. it lets people get fresh produce at the same price as giant basically. >> get a special discount. sam: the man who was robbed says he is not angry, but he hopes that the man finds a job. >> that's the problem, people need an opportunity to make a living by working full-time. sam: you think he would prefer to do that than rob people? >> we have employees here to a been incarcerated, i have many friends who had been locked up, and none of them miss the stress of that life once they find a way to do things right. sam: in northeast washington, sam ford, abc 7 news. a carly: coming up -- goes up in flames in prince george's county. firefighters that arrive just in time and the amazing rescue that followed. plus, a victim of theft fighting back. taking a stand trying to protect you from a crime that is on the rise. rain has moved out, but now the cold temperatures take over. the forecast coming up. i don't believe that big money can buy votes -- n

if you know anything about this case, contact d.c. police> and district of columbia ofal kick off this year's alley palooza. what is that, you say? it's a campaign to repair or renovate alleys throughout the city. and this gets under way starting tomorrow. 64 alleys. eight in each of the eight wards, will be targeted. >>> happy tonight for 3-month- old jazzy. remember, we talked about this tonight? >> oh, yeah. >> she was stolen from the washington's humane society, washington animal rescue league, new york avenue adoption center. that is like the longest adoption center title i have ever heard. staff members were able to record the license plate from a vehicle seen jetting away from the facility shortly after jazzy was reported missing on saturday. d.c. police were able to use that information, to track down the thief. the good news is, the kitten is now in the hands of animal care workers. >> that's right. >> longest title of all time. >> you can't fit that on a business card. >>> trending now. what killie rippa is -- kelly rippa is saying

d.c. police have a policy not to chase them. this video shows exclusive video more than 50 bikers in shaw neighborhood riding past a d.c. police cruiser. and the person who shot the video can now confirm a police officer was actually inside that cruiser at the time you see there kind of in the middle of your screen. and a restaurant owner neighborhood says he's concerned someone will get hur hurt. >> most of the time when i can hear dirt bike four wheeler most of time go outside and sort of watch over patio a little bit if someone want more --. >> he tries to protect his customers but we wants d.c. police do more as well. >> developing story loudoun county where a pastor in percenterville is recovering after stabbed inside his home according to his church. stable condition receiving care at icu. he was flown to the hospital for treatment after he was stabbed at his home. church says the suspect is in police custody there's reports the suspect is the pastor's son. >> 6:12 now urn turning to politics. wisdom martin voters turn to

d.c. crash. policeas killed when he walked in front of a car on 66th street and northeast and crashed overnight. >>> d.c. police are searching for whomever shot three women in southeast last night. all the women are expected to survive. >>> the seven-day forecast, we're starting out below freezing this morning. plenty of sunshine. but tomorrow, the rain moves in. the rainiest part of the day will likely be the thursday morning commute. and more very cold weather for the weekend. sunday morning might even be record cold. >> yikes. right now, metro delays have disappeared. chopper 4 northbound there, 294 a little slow from an earlier crash. >> well, thank you for letting me be with you. >> thank you for joining us. >> aaron is on assignment. >> "today" show is next. hope toee you in s >>> good morning. turning point? the big win for ted cruz in wisconsin deals a big blow to the trump campaign. >> wisconsin has lit a candle, guiding the way forward. >> bernie sanders notching his own double digit victory i

d.c. policeef cathy lanier announced the safe zones after 57 robberies in the last year involving online shopping. fighting back against crime reporter jennifer donelan explains the chief's plan to help keep you >> in all the social media and the internet apps people using you have to realize you are dealing with strangers. jennifer: buying and sell withing strangers on sites like craigslist increasingly ended in face-to-face crimes. >> we have had armed robberies and armed robberies that turn to carjackings. jennifer: d.c. police count 60 such time robberies since last may. distinct uptick. >> have you ever been nervous about a transaction? >> yes. i have. jennifer: in response the chief is making the lobbies of three police facilities safe exchange zones. harbor patrol in southwest, the third district in northwest. and the six district in northeast. >> i think for some people it will work. especially like young, single women. >> lobby access from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. for the transactions mean

today d.c. police chief cathy lanier confirmed a d.c. police officer was hit and dragged by an atv over the weekend. and an ambulance transporting a young child was surrounded and stopped by atv riders, one of whom opened the door to the ambulance and threatened the driver. lanier said state, local, and federal police agencies have stop these groups of atv and dirt bikes across the region. >> there's been an ongoing investigation involving multiple jurisdictions, so we'll be with our partners tomorrow announcing results of that ongoing investigation going on for several months. >> reporter: now, while the laws on atvs and dirt bikes differ from state to state, here in the district they are illegal on the streets or on the sidewalks. tomorrow federal and state and local law enforcement will have a press conference. one of the things we expect to hear is they'll be asking for the public's help in reporting the sightings of these atv gangs. one of the problems facing the police is the dilemma of whether or not to give pursuit when police eng

. >>> new tonight, d.c. police have arrested two 19-year-olds for the latest stabbing outside of a d.c. high school, the second day in a row that a young person was stabbed near a school in the northwest. this happened near roosevelt junior high. the person was not a suspect and is expected to survive. they have not released a mote ?ief -- motive. >> that's sad that you can't feel safe in your community. >> i can't believe it. things have changed since i've grown. kids have no remorse for anything. >> yesterday of in tenleytown, a student was robbed and stabbed. police are look for suspects in that case. >>> if you haven't cast your ballot yet you have under hour to do so. >> and voters have been choosing their choices all day, and andrea, you are have the latest. what are you hearing on the turnout so far? >> reporter: pretty good, jan, but it's stive safe to say we are seeing more people handing out flyers than the rest of the day. but we could see a record high turnout across the state. [singing] >> reporter: 18

d.c. assault investigation. police want to speak to the man in the green hat. sexual assault happened march 18 on martin luther king avenue in southeast d.c. police say a victim was sexually assaulted by one person while another held the victim at gunpoint. after the assault, the suspects took personal items from the victim and ran off. >>> it is 4:30. more pushback from neighbors ton a $60 million plan to move homeless families from d.c. shelters to around the district. d.c. mayor muriel bowser wants to close that site and move to shelters. >> this plan is fundamentally flawed. was concocted behind closed doors. it's outrageously expensive. >> opponents have argued some of the sites violate zoning laws and are in unsafe areas. tonight's meeting takes place at ward 6 at the metro police ahead quarters at 6:30. >>> university of colorado fans are going wild again, the women's team just won another ncaa championship in basketball. it capped off a perfect season. no losses. in fact, the team has won 75 games in a row at this point. uconn now has 11 championship wi

d.c. police somebody shot the women on green street near dahlen street. are looking for. police say the women we'll have more developments as we get them here from the live desk. back to you. >>> let's check our forecast. >> it was crazy coming in. chuck, how's the temperature now? >> it's freezing cold for just about everybody who lives outside of the beltway. downtown sparing a little bit because of the urban heat. on the whole it's a freezing cold start today. it will be dry this afternoon. plenty of sunshine. rain drops are on the way for tomorrow. we'll be timing that out and looking into the weekend which is looking exceptionally cold also. right now, it's only 21 in manassas, but 36 in downtown and 21 in montgomery. we'll talk about a chance for rain on opening day. say it isn't so, melissa mollet. >> we do not want a washout tomorrow. innerloop gw parkway, we have the two right lanes getting you see a little slowdown there. as you're looking at 66 here and 95, overall, don't have any problem, 66 and 95 looking pretty good. prince george's county.

she was air lifted to a hospital and today the d.c. policedepartment says she is listed in critical, but stable condition. now we did spend the to people who live in this neighborhood as well as the amc commissioner for the district fr and they all echoed the sameme sentiment saying they are simply tired of this type of violence in their neighborhoods especially because its affecting children.ildr what more can be done, what more cannot be done to help these people that are in this community live the way they're supposed to.. they're subjected to gun violence. a seven year old. everybody in this particular area and our leadership, get out here. > again, d.c. police departmenl is hoping for some informationfm that will help them solve this crime. and they say that they offer a $10,000 reward for anyward information that leads to an arrest n and conviction of any person that commits an assault with a dangerous weapon.on. reporting life in southeast d.c., alexandra limon, fox5 lo > all right, alex, let's hopes they solve it. developing tonight m

d.c. police say he was shot just before 9:00 last night near fourth and hamilton. e victim's name is not being released, but police say his injuries are life threatening. despite going door to door last night asking neighbor what is they have seen or heard, police c do not have any information on a suspect. >>> victim of a deadly shooting been identified. police say 22-year-old karl marshall was shot on vienna drive in clinton on saturday night. police do not believe the shooting was random. a $25,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest. >>> rallies and vigils are planned today as baltimore marks one year since freddie xwra gray's death. the 25-year-old died after suffering a spine and neck injuries. investigators say he got in the back of the police van. baltimore police say that they arrested fwra for alledgedly carrying an illegal switch blade. his death set off violent riots in battle more. the city is still rebuilding from all the damage caused. >>> 4:39 now. parents are rallying today to keep two schools from closing. prince george's c

but a spokesman for d.c. police says at this point, both officers remain on regular duty. while internal affairs investigates. in southwest d.c., bruce leshan, wusa 9. >> gun safety experts say people often think their weapons are unloaded only to find there is a round still in the chamber. they say the officers could have easily opened fire, not knowing it >>> a demise of diamond tour. also, coming up. support of the confederate flag flag. they rally to try to save statue. wusa 9 at 6:00 back right after this. >>> going to be a little cooler tomorrow. but you know what? still nice. start in the 80s. drop to 70. that's pretty comfortable. 70 in gaithersburg. maybe 72 in frederick. when we come back, we're tracking showers friday. we'll tell you what that means >>> a federal judge had to approve an agreement. it's aimed at improving ferguson's police department and force. the shooting of michael brown in 2014, led to a federal review that found profiling in ferguson's criminal justice system. >>> in charlottesville, virginia today, protestors rally to save a park and statue

after the deadly stabbing, metro and d.c. policetell us they're stepping up patrols in the area until further notice. >> our transportation reporter adam tuss live at the deanwood station where some riders say they're uneasy. adam? >> 100%, wendy, that's the feeling out here. you take a look over my shoulder. you can see metro transit police are out here and swing it over. you mentioned d.c. police, are also going to be out here patrolling. they are out here. they're going to be searching of high ridership and lots of riders here, simply uneasy. at the deanwood station, just the name of the station now holds a notorious meaning. watch who you talk to, watch who you be around. >> candace rivera waiting to catch a train on the same platform where a teenager was shot and killed weeks ago. yesterday, a teenager stabbed to death inside this station. does she think metro has enough police here? >> now they do. they didn't at fist, but now they do. >> a metro says transit police officer was the first to respond yesterday when 15-year-old j

after the >>> developing right now, d.c. police are working to figure out who opened fire on a car full of women. it happened on green street southeast around 11:00 p.m. molette green has more on what police are looking at. >> reporter: police worked through the night and into the early morning hours here at the scene where you can see the investigation still active right now. police have been focusing on that car that you see with the doors open, the trunk popped and evidence markers night, gunfire rang out. three women were shot. they are in the hospital expected to survive their injuries. no suspect information at this time. investigators have been looking throughout this entire block for information. we're in the 2300 block of green street in southeast, not too far from good hope road. they will look at every bit of evidence, including whatever they captured on the surveillance camera imag that are in this neighborhood. there are actual signs warning that all activities are recorded, and so hopefully that could lead them to som

d.c. police headquarters with the la the public's help tonight, desperately wanting to get this shooter off the streets, and they are upping the ante by offering a $10,000 reward. d.c. police back out in force at the scene of the shooting, canvassing the neighborhood, looking for clues to help them find whoever shot and critically injured a seven-year-old girl. the community is praying for her recovery. >> she is innocent. she did not do anything. roz: neighbors say the family had just returned home friday night, parked their car in the parking lot, and were walking around the corner when bullet started flying. the little girl was shot in her stomach. her father scooped her up and ran into a nearby building for shelter. a woman who helped them do not to show her face. >> they said the child was shot, call 911. the father was really frantic. roz: this is just the latest trouble here, trouble spark they believe by outsider. >> i just moved down here and it's not the only time my kids was hearing gu

d.c. police are looking for the gunman that shot southeast this evening in the 300 block 18 street and alabama avenue teachers at a nearby school had to scramble to get children on the playground to safety. police say the victim is expected to survive. >> and a twist in murder of secret service officer arthur baldwin. d.c. police announce they made to two arrests one suspects was charged in connection another high profile crime. "fox5" jeep fer dave sis live in norm west with the story. >> hey there tony this is quite a twist and police chief making announcement here late this afternoon that a teenage suspect already in jail charged with one high profile murder is now charged with a second. that suspect's name maurice belmy 17 years old and in jail the police chief says with second degree murder are for march 26 killing of de'vante washington at the metro statio station. chief linear called it senseless over nothing but a investigation bell my and 2 29-year-old charles sims were charged with firs

police? scratching my head. >>> starting next month, d.c. residents who want a driver's license will be required to take a mandatory driver's ed course. this is for those getting their license for the very first tile. they have to be certified by the dmv. district residents who can show proof that they have a healthy driver's license before are not required to enroll in education. this goes in to effect on may 1. >>> breaking news in northwest washington this morning. massachusetts avenue is closed near thomas circle. here is the exact closure. it's right at 13th street on the access road both directions. also under the tunnel underneath there of thomas circle that is shut down, as well, because of a fatal pedestrian accident. thomas circle itself is open. 66 and 95, no issues. prince george's county overall looking quite good. live picture 95 at 216, rolling along just fine. chuck bell, good morning. >>> good morning. noticeable change in the weather has taken place yesterday again. we had a brief little stretch of almost mild weather yeste

emerging about an active shooter training that may have taken a potentially dangerous turn at a d.c. police station during roll call. >> that officer's lucky to be alive. >> reporter: that officer is now on administrative leave along with his sergeant. multiple police sources tell news 4 the d.c. police sergeant had the officer unload his gun and then enter the station's roll call where dozens of other armed officers were prepared for their shift. the officer pretended to be an active shooter. according to sources familiar with the investigation, he pointed the gun at another officer and then dry fired the unloagu room with armed people for a training exercise, to me, that's a recipe for disaster. >> reporter: this afternoon d.c. police chief acknowledged that there was an incident saturday at roll call inside this police station, but she says it's too soon to draw conclusions. >> i don't know anything yet. i just got a very brief summary of it. an official sergeant who was trying to do a training exercise and there was some confusion about the training exercise. i haven't even really seen

. > to the district where d.c. police took two people into custody this afternoon callingng them person's of interest in a morning stabbing near several d.c. schools in the petworth area. this comes just one day after a wilson high school student was t stabbed in a robbery attempt and another wilson student was robbed near school last week. matt ackland is in where the police tracked down a person's of interest just afew u blocks away from the stabbing scene.sc matt, what happened.matt >>reporter: d.c. police had.c. this area blocked off for several hours today after witnesses say they saw two young men trying to jump a fence and then they hid somewhere close to these houses. after we waited here for a whill then police were trying to bring two young men out. after a stabbing took place in northwest we noticed a group of high scullers at roosevelt highv l zoo. then they started rushing to their cars. we followed them to this spot t not far away where policeolic shotted commands at the two young men.en. i scene two guys ru

d.c. police are figure out who shot them and where. police say two men and a woman walked into united medical center this afternoon. they have no idea where the three got shot or the circumstances surrounding that shooting. >>> new information about the two people who died in a small plane crash near the bay bridge yesterday. richard hess and his friend janet metz were killed when their plane crashed into a field yesterday. we were told hess was the pilot. the plane burst into flames when it hit the ground. the national transportation safety board is working to find out what went wrong. >>> tonight we're hearing from a woman who got mugged at a local mall. police are hoping new images will track down who attacked her. i know this goes back to the holiday shopping season. what are you learning now, time, chris, but finally now we're getting the pictures and pieces of this crime puzzle together. we begin our story now with a key car clue. this is a getaway car in an armed robbery at the westfield m

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d.c. police now confirming officers were involved in an overnight chase that ended with this crash in northeast d.c. car that appeared to be one that they were looking for in connection to a violent crime in montgomery county. now, the driver they say would not stop, led them on a chase and finally crashed into a poll right here on minnesota avenue and benning road. we know benning road was shut down for a short time. the driver and passenger, though, in custody right now. we're told more details are to come. that's the latest from the live desk. aaron, back to you. >>> flags will fly at half-staff today across virginia as family and friends say good-bye to virginia state trooper chad dermyer. funeral services for the father of two get under way this morning at 11:00 in hampton. last night colleagues and friends paid their respects at a visitation. trooper dermyer was killed last thursday at the richmond greyhound bus station after an encounter with a gunman. his fellow officers shot and killed t

d.c. superior court. kyle oden was arrested last month outside of the executive mansion. police say he came to d.c. ter shooting an idaho pastor six times. that shooting happened one day after the pastor spoke at a ted cruz campaign rally. the pastor survived the shooting. the police has issued an arrest warrant for attempted murder. >>> we're just getting word into the newsroom of a person of interest in a d.c. assault investigation. police want to speak to the man in the green hat in this video. the sexual assault happened mar 1 king, police say the person was assaulted by one person while another held the victim at gunpoint. they took items from the victim and ran off. >>> d.c. council members say new homeless shelters will blend in with the neighborhood, but the neighbors aren't convinced. protesters headed out to push back against the $60 million plan to move homeless families to shelters around the district. they want to close d.c. general and open new sites in each of the wards. neighbors in ward 3 are not happy. d.c. councilmember mary chase said there have been promises made that the shelte

. >>> d.c. police have made an arrest in a burglary that ended with a 6-year-old being shot. police have arrested 26-year-old seemgtss, one of at least two dlurgry suspects who broke in to a foote street northeast apartment, this happened last wednesday. police say a person who was inside that apartment fired shots at the suspects. two bullets hit a 6-year-old in the arm, that boy is expected to be okay. >>> i'm erika gonzalez at the live desk. new numbers this morning, nine people dead, several hundred injured after a magnitude 6.5 earthquake in southern japan. this happened last night, homes shaking so violently that almost two dozen completely collapsed. and in the rubble of one of the homes, a sleeping baby inc for six hours. there has been more than 120 aftershocks. now the big cleanup under way. back to you. >>> today marks three years since the boston marathon bombing. there will be a moment of silence just before 3:00 this afternoon and bells will ring throughout the city. city leaders will lay a wreath to honor the three killed and 260 others who were hurt. boston's m

d.c. police say the more that the public and media are aware of these, it's more likely tips will come in. >>> pizza, alcohol, groceries. the list of things that can be delivered to your home is growing. a local company is delivering cold, pressed juices, along with a bag of marijuana. this saturday story of a startup named high-speed. how is this legal, deb? >> reporter: great question, lesli. let's talk about what is legal. it is legal for you, if you're over age 21 to have two ounces of marijuana on you. it's also legal to give up to an ounce of marijuana to someone else in the district, if they're over the age of 21. selling pot. but high-speed ceo, david ume says they are legal because they are selling this juice and gifting pot. >> primarily, before anything else, we're a corporate juice delivery company. we sell cold, fresh juice. anybody who uses cannabis, it's christmas. and that's why we're legal. >> here's how 25-year-old david ume's startup high speed works. you can get juice $11. add

gen d.c. police we learn -- jennifer: d.c. we learned didn't know about it. >> we should have alerted them and there should have been communication at that point. jennifer: now the glitch is fixed thanks to a month-long disappearance that was never solved. >> i can't tell you what happened to the vehicle. jennifer: did someone steal the car and drop it back off? >> if that did happen it would be an extraordinary exception. >> it wasn't here. we look. i know we look. i have vivid memories of walking up and down the street looking for the car. a mystery. jennifer: the car was parked here. ends up back here live. we asked the deputy mayor about that. he said maybe a tow truck driver towed it and forgot to enter the information. "7 on your side" got new information in the last hour. it has to do with parking tickets on stolen vehicles. the city is telling us that now they are only going to enter stolen car information in the system so hopefully they can avoid those overloads. reporting live from northwest, i'm jennifer donelan. ba

first, to northeast washington where d.c. policene shot a bi-oy in the arm last nit on foote street. overnight police blocked off streets in the area and they are back open now. no word on a motive, but earlier today, police said they were looking for a man with a gun in a gray suv. >>> now to new hope possibly in the search for an 8-year-old d.c. girl. relisha rudd disappeared two years ago. megan mcgrath is at the national arboretum with more on today's search. >> reporter: no sign of police yet. however, we have been told that it will search is going to begin early this morning. we are expecting to see some activity here at the national arboretum shortly. now, investigators will be focusing their attention on a small pond that is on the grounds of the arboretum. they were actually here yesterday, as well, taking a look around the grounds, they had d k-9 units. investigators have been brought to the national arboretum by new information in the case. however, they will not discuss the nature of that new information. the arboretum i

d.c. police have not said whether it was a man or a boy. police say they don't have information about a suspect in the case. >>> right it now firefighters from across the country are fighting a massive blaze in shenandoah national park.it now from across the country are fighting a massive blaze in shenandoah national park. more than 5600 acres have been scorched with strong winds and dry weather. the national park service thinks that it was caused by a person because there was no lightning around on saturday when the fire started. >>> 6:48. in another part of the shenandoah national park, search for a missing firefighter heads into day six. search teams will head out to the park this morning to look for nicole mittendorff. ♪ o lord my god, when i in awesome wonder ♪ >> family, friends and colleagues gathered for a prayer vigil in fairfax county. virginia state police say they are following up on more than 100 tips and leads. together a time line of her movements. we now know that she called out sick for her shift last wednesday. a $10,000 r

. >> this morning d.c. police are looking for a suspect they say stabbed a student woulds with on their way to school a block away from wilson high school. a man in 30s tried to rob the 17-year-old at knifepoint during a struggle the student was stabbed in the league an a suspect took off of the student went to school and was treated with non life-threatening injuries. if you have information police want to hear from you. >> to montgomery country polic murder mystery that unfolded at a public park sunday night. police say 18-year-old oscar bonetez was stabbed to death center way park in gaithersburg and bow neat he's was rushed to holy cross where pronounced dead. two others were injured during the attack and treated and released. we spoke with her mother who says her son is leaving hend a daughter. >> he has a daughter and she's almost eight months now and he loved her she would do anything for her. >> so far no ainvestigates been made. police are still investigating if it was gang related. >> and it is he lengs

d.c.. this time right in front of a police cruiser. >> gives it to jenkins for the championship. >> and he shoots, he scores with just seconds left a former d.c. basketball standout thinks the game winning shot -- takes the game winning shot in ncaa toushment. "fox5 news morning" starts starts right now. >> good tuesday morning to you i'm wisdom martin alongside holly morris let's get to the big game last night. it's amazing right. >> it was epic. >> let's look back there you saw it. >> game winning shot. chris jenkins four second left on the clock. it is nba three pointer way behind the line nails it at the buzzer. had 14 point in the game. villanova wins 77-74. second national championship since 1985 and jenkins adopted brother nate britt plays for the tar heels. both attended gonzaga in d.c.. we'll talk to dad and get his reaction to the game. >> and check out the massive crowd of fans that hit the "the buzzer" beating win. thousands ofville november owe students flooded campus and poured into nearby neighborhoods to celebrate. >> you know what it's how a national championship game shoul