is speaking to those officers whoho fox5's obtained this internalntr intelligence bulletin for d.c. police officers advising of unverified vague information vag that a group of individuals may havein recently discussed plottg violence against police officerp on halloween. several events including the popular halloween bar crawl nightmare on m street have limited the costumes allow because of security concerns. >> clown costumes just with thee incidents that have been happening throughout the unitedg states, but i knowho that the md has raised some concern about clown costumes.own they did not directly reach outr toec us. this was our understanding of what they want and just kind of making sure that everybody does it. last week target cleared their shelves and online creepy crown masks after disguises of clownsf througut if people want to dress like clowns -- you don't see anything wrong iton't with. >> no. > even if it could be hiding a potential criminal.crim >> yes. going to tell who iswho the criminal and who is not? b? very mindful of everything thatr is going to, be careful of your su

a couple of hours ago ai d.c. police cruiser crashed into an apartment building on b street northwest and we're told the officer was responding to a robbery when he lost control of his vehicle and hit the building. the officer suffered minor injuries and was taken to a hospital for treatment. no one in or around the building was hurt and firefighters tell us the buildingself was okay and there's no major damage. >> let's take you back outside and sure hope you had a great saturday, nice and c had it in the 80s earlier this week? well it sure is gone. tonight it was down right chilly. let's say hello to gwen tonight. gwen i'm calling today refreshing, what about you. >> definitely refreshing and hang on to your hat refreshing we had serious gust question winds today. peak of thoseing in the earlier part of the dane morning hours and still we are dealing with strong winds across the area. let's look at numbers today. because we actually hit into all three airports and with the winds inging in northwest as gusty as they wer

no one has been arrested. >>> d.c. police are looking for two men who set a man on fire during a possible robbery. the man is recovering from third degree burns. police say he was attacked on 14th street near otis place northwest saturday night. two men asked them for money and when he didn't have any, they knocked him down and set fire to his clothing. if you have any information, contact police. bullets shot in one northwest neighborhood. more than 17 shots were fired in the 800 block off georgia avenue. it happened after midnight on sunday. no one was hit. >>> this is a reminder for drivers to move over for emergency vehicles on shoulders. college park police say a driver slammed into a parked maryland trooper on saturday. at last check, the trooper and other driver are expected to be whether alcohol played a role. >>> we're looking to learn more about a citizen complaint that led a d.c. police officer's arrest. this is the top story in our nbc washington app right now. officer arthur thompson was arrested for a dui while

we did reach out to d.c. police live this afternoon in the district, ryan hughes. jummy: thank you. a bond hearing is set for today for the greenville couple charged in connection with the death of their three month old son. police say and one petty killed his child after hitting him several times because the child would not stop crying. the mother is charged with accessory after the fact. the couple admitted they buried the crime. >> i do not know who they are angrier at, hillary, you or i. for example, here she is tonight in public pretending not to hate catholics. [booing] jummy: more bad blood comic you could say, between donald trump and hillary clinton but at this time it came in a white tie money for catholic charities. it is meant for candidates to take gentle jabs at each other but chop came out swinging. >> they are back again on the same stage, donald trump hillary clinton speaking at a new york charity dinner. >> hillary accidentally bumped into me and she very civilly said, pardon me. >> donald looks at the statue of liberty and sees a 4, maybe a five if she loses the to

no suspect description has been released. >>> d.c. police are looking for men whom they say set a homeless third-degree burns after he was attacked on 14th street near otis place in northwest on saturday night. the victim told police two men asked him for money and when he didn't have any, they knocked him down and set his clothes on fire. if you have any information about this case, contact police. >>> this morning we're working to learn more about a citizen complaint that led to a d.c. police officer's arrest. this is the top story in our washington app right now. officer arthur arrested sunday morning in the southeast for d.u.i. while on duty. a supervisor detected of odor of alcohol against thompson. thompson failed a field sobriety test and was arrested and charged with d.u.i. >>> there's a manhunt for a man police believe shot five people in oklahoma city, including two police officers. they also say two of the other victims died. police officer say the man shot the officers with an ak-47 at a then they say they stole two cars and esca

because forecr now d.c. police saying thatg tha these repairs are estimated toat take awhile, six to eight to eih hours in fact.hour of northwest d.c. d let's go back to our map and and show you what else is outlses there. really heaviest delays on 295. on this is due to the fact thatdue we had an earlier crash on the t southeast-southwest freeway.uthw you can see he those delays day back to the 11th street bridge. they have spilled over ontoave p 295 so from route 50 up in0 up n prince george's county all therg way to the 11te'h street bridge on 295 southbound you've gotthbe really, really heavy delaysy hed stacked up there and then also a on the northbound sided sid basically from the beltwayom thy moderate delays.els. they get even heavier as you approach the freeway itself. expect a lot of extra time t need on that stretch of 295 in the district. back in northern virginia one vn long line of traffic traff northbound 95.nort no accidents just volume and it's on and off moderate toand e heavy volume.heavlume. onc

kimberly: d.c. police force to arrest one of their own while complaint early this morning about officer thompson. when a supervisor went to investigate, he reported smelling alcohol and that officer thompson was impaired. he also failed fields are brady test. he had been on the force for four years. neighbors say that no one should be above the law. >> there are kids who play around here. >> i find that very troubling. with everything going on in the country, with police departments in neighborhoods, it's troubling. kimberly: his police powers were immediately revoked. he is under investigation by the internal affairs department.

fox5 obtained this internal intelligence bulletin for d.c. police officers advising of unverified vague informationfied that a group of individuals may have recently discussed plotting violence against police officers on halloween several events including the popular halloweeno crawl bar nightmare on m street >> it is for you a masks. >> clown costumes just because s of the incidents that we've been happening throughout the unitedh states. iroted know that the md has rais some concerns about clown costumes. it doesn't directly relate to us. this is our understanding of what they want. just last week target shelves after creepy pranks have led to even lock downs loc throughout the country. >> p if people want to dress to like clowns -- you don't see anything wrong with it. >> mow.ow. > even if it could be hiding a potential crime list. lis >> yes. > how are you going to tell who o t is the criminal and who is not. >> be very mindful of everythin that ismind going on, be carefuf your surroundings, but i don't pull all clown coassumes. >> that internal

their early 20's with kids and parents out trick-or-treating tonight, police are asking everyone to be on the lookout. in northwest d.c., ryan hughes, abc7 news. maureen: police are investigating whether an apparent abduction outside woodbridge wal-mart was hoax or prank. night. however, additional surveillance video shows several people including the alleged victim laughing and walking into the store five minutes later. police have not identified the men involved. jonathan: the first family is marking their final halloween in the white house. following tradition, the president and the first lady invited area children and military families to the executive mansion for candy and games. great costumes. halloween treats included boxes of white house have kisses, white house m&m's and baseball cards with the dogs. maureen: i like the astronaut. it's great. jonathan: so many creative costumes. maureen: wonderful. a lot to choose from. look at that. a peacock. doug: very cool. maureen: beautiful. good weather to enjoy all the great costumes and the trick-or-treating. doug: jonathan and i went all our costumes is we are in w

d.c. police are looking for the person who intentionally set a fire inside a d.c. homeless shelter. this started on the sixth floor of d.c. general family in southeast saturday night. molette green is live outside the shelter with more on the investigation and the clean up there. molette, good morning. >> aaron, good morning to you. i can tell you i've seen at least two security guards. here, very visible on the grounds. we're working to find out an exact cause here. a cleaning crew is still working on the smoke and the water damage from this incident chblt the fire broke out, as you said, on the sixth floor. it happened late saturday night in an unoccupied section of the building that has no electricity in that particular area. this forced dozens of families to leave the shelter. home land security and emergency management still have >> given the age of the building, we wanted to make sure we're doing the right thing by the residents, we're doing an extensive cleaning which has caused us to move many of the residents back out to hotel rooms for at least the next 48 to 72 hours unti

take a look at this, d.c. police searching for the man in the green jacket you can see him here tussling with an employee while robbing a business. this is the 400 block of island avenue tuesday. it happened around 11:00 a.m. when the suspect came in, he showed the employee a gun and then demanded that that employee open the register. after getting the money, the suspect hung around for another minute or so, kind of going through some of the cabinets there, you can see. he took the money and ran. he was last seen headed towards fifth street northwest. if you think you can help, call d.c. police. >>> thanks, melissa. well it's a story you heard first on 4, our mark segraves contract with amr, a private ambulance service for another five years. >> and that recommendation is coming from fire chief gregory dean. who is also proposing drastic changes for 911 medical calls in the district. chief dean says sending an ambulance for every medical call isn't working and is unnecessary. under his proposal a nurse at the 911 cal

d.c. police officer robert parker lives nearby. he was off duty at the time and apparently fit the description of the shooter. parker said in prince george's police officer stopped him, immediately frisked him, found the service weapon on his holster, and through him to the ground i was in a bit of shock when he started patting me down. he patted me down and got my service weapon. he looked at me and i said, i'm a police officer. and that's when i got thrown to the ground. jonathan: parker is considering a lawsuit against the d.c. police department, claiming excessive force. the police department said the officer involved acted controls? a highlight under arrest. plus -- >> this is 2016, not 1916. this is america. alison: a noose placed around the neck of a black high school student. allow the calls for justice. at such an amazing price? no. but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, alison: disturbing developments out of mississippi. the naacp calling for a federal investigation after

>>> a d.c. police officer caught on the wrong side of the law. what authorities say he was doing at 2:00 a.m. this morning. >>> a suspicious fire at the old d.c. general hospital. families that are being night. more coming up. >>> mangled mess left behind after a tour bus slammed into a semi on a california highway. more than a dozen people dead. authorities give us an update on the investigation. to find somewhere new to spend a night. a fire broke out. derrick ward is live with why investigators say the fire is subs pishs. >> it is suspicious because that sixth floor is unoccupied. we are told it is bare. there's no electricity up there. you can see the brick structure here. the main building. this has been here since the 1920s. it's been a hospital since the late 19th century, but 1920s is when the building wa night. we were told no one susannah injured. the families were displaced and we were told there's water damage on the lower floors. investigators are trying to determine what caused the fire. now, the families that were displaced are in o

>>reporter: d.c. police now riff an armed d.c. library officer who was carrying a service weapon, a block handgun. you'll see just behind that cop car there, thread pickup truck, that's where that d.c. library officer was going as he was heading out of this benning neighborhood library locking down for the day. what is about 9:30 just a half hour after closing this library he was walking out and as we arrived on the scene we heard him h tell the detectives that the suspect who was armed approach gun as well as his radio. you'll see some video here as we arrived on the scene, the k9s underway tracking scent of that suspect. mpd helicopter in the air looking for that suspect as well. as of right now still no arrests. this library right here is also an early voting site here in ward 7 in d.c. it's open every day from 8:30 to of elections, still have not heard backs as to whether any of the ballots were compromised or stolen in this entire or deal. we did see some crime scene technicians walking outside from the library. they were in

d.c. police trying to figure out who opened fire on homes and cars in the petworth neighborhood this weekend. that is where john gonzalez is live. john? john: good morning. d.c. police and the residents here are very concerned. is this a new trend? it was just this past friday that we told you about a similar situation in southeast. here we are in the neighborhood, where we are standing you can see 1, 2, three bullet holes. one in the back. the window, the owner has already taped up a shattered window. d.c. police telling us this morning that at least two cars and four homes on the block were struck a gunfire. we have been talking to some of the residents who now have bullet holes in their windows and walls. let's shocking his feet from where these people were inside children and a pregnant woman. the spot device in the area detected 17 gunshots in front of one of the homes. we just spoke to one of the residence, who said it sounded like the gunman was at his front door. >> you could feel him rig

. >>> d.c. police are looking for this man accused of kicking in the door of a home in the columbia heights neighborhood. the burglar thought the home was empty but one of the was home. according to the police report, the suspect made like he had the gun and told the resident to wait in the bathroom. he stole several laptop computers and the victim's iphone from the house near 16th and irving northwest. if you think you can identify this guy, police would like to hear from you. >>> 8 are recovering after an american airlines plane caught fire on the run way. the after math caught on cell phone video. sliding down emergency chutes. sarah rosario reports. >> reporter: as black smoke billows outside american airlines flight 383, cell phone video inside the plane shows complete chaos. scared and confused passengers lining the aisle to get out. >> starting to take off, we didn't get in the air and the right side engine blew. big blob of fire, evedy so professional. the pilot stopped the plane perfect. we st

she is expected to be just fine. >>> this morning, d.c. police on the look out for this man. burglary in columbia heights. police say the man kicked in the door of a home and forced someone to wait in the bathroom after acting like he had a weapon. police say the burglar stole several laptops and an iphone from the car near 16th and irvin streets in northwest. if you know anything, contact police. >>> the supreme court taking up a virginia case over transgender the justices will hear an appeal from the school board. the school wants to prevent a transgender teen from using the boy's bathroom at his house. a ruling in his case could be used to resolve similar disputes nationwide. the case won't be heard until next week. >>> it is 8:56. if you thought we were done with the 80s, think again. you might be pleasantly surprised soon. tom is updating the 4 things to know about the forecast. >> never done with the 80s. >>> major new metro work. of you try to get around during this busy weekend. >>> two planes up in flames and smoke. take a look at this video. the danger in what we're

d.c. police say minor and kyla jones got into a fight on a bus. the fight spilled onto the sidewalk once the bus stopped. stabbed the teen in the chest. today we expect to learn what the fight was about. now the victim's family will hold a vigil, a candlelight vigil tonight at 5:00 p.m. at the corner of where minor died at kansas avenue and emerson street northwest. >>> new details this morning, police say one man is responsible for two deadly shootings in the district. darrell thompson is charged with first-degree murder for the death of edward roberts jr. who was killed in july in northwest. the 27-year-old man is chg with the murder of tyler mckeecher who died earlier this month. police are investigating both homicide and another incident of assault with a dangerous weapon that is connected to thompson. >>> and 6:06. today we'll learn more about the state of prince george's county public schools. the ceo kevin maxwell will give his address to the greater of later this afternoon. rashard baker

. >>> d.c. police searching now for some apparent halloween bandits. officers were called to a robbery in the 300 block of u street northwest. they say three suspects used force and violence during that robbery. the trio described as a man dressed in a green and yellow turtle costume, a female and a man dressed as a skeleton. anyone with info about this case should cot history an international series game went to overtime. the redskins head back across the pond to scratching their heads about there game which ended in a tie. the redskins had a chance to win the game, but dustin hopkins missed a 34-yard field goal in overtime as they have a 27-27 draw. >> i was like how the heck did now we know. we're 4-3-1, but we need to rack up some wins. >> the tie that feels like a loss, again redskins sitting 4- 3-1 in the nfc east. more on that in a few minutes with frank hanrahan. >>> we're just 24 hour away from the spookiest night of the year, but it's also a pricey night. says americans are expected to spend almost 83 bucks a person for halloween. 3billion sp

d.c. police speak up after one of their officers was arrested. the investigation only on news4 is just ahead. >>> plus, about to hope just in time for halloween season. we have a few traffic tips to avoid the mess they're sure to cause. >>> and you may need a shopping spree to get winter chuck on this chilly morning. >> check, at ikea, we believe that everything you need should be within reach. that anything that matches your taste can match your budget. that green living doesn't have to cost much green. we believe that you should always have room for the little things. and that your dream kitchen should work as hard as you do. >>> it's only october but d.c. is already planning for snow. the district says it will hand out tickets for homeowners and businesses that don't clear their sidewalks. $150 for businesses. this law went into effect last year but the city didn't hand out any tickets. >>> the d.c. public works department will also have new equipment. this mini plow salt vehicle will be used to clear sidewalks and bridges. the city is also bu

see you in a few minutes. >>> d.c. police are looking for this masked man who robbed a wells fargo in georgetown last week. the person entered the bank in the middle of the afternoon. this man flashed a gun at the teller and demanded money. if you know this man, call pinky is being talked about. the drug is chemically designed to get around synthetic drug laws to be bought legally online and shipped to users in the mail. >> a lot of the kids are using snapchat, so parents are not up on that and messages are to ban individual synthetic drugs. find the reports on the nbc washington app and search synthetic drugs. >>> we're learning more about the effort to keep the marriott headquarters in our town. they will move to a new building in downtown bethesda. they have been set here for 60 years but the expire ing lease allows them to look elsewhere. >> i want to congratulate them. >> they will be in the new your wine collection smarter. the app communicates with the intel processing chip attached to a bluetooth wine bodle opener. th

. >> a video posted online, shows washington, d.c. police, stopping an 18-year-old woman eating in the subway. see what happened after she was confronted. >>> and will wolverine fans hugh jackman reprising his control. the new trail for the third and final "wolverine" flick. that's ahead in "the skinny," as we celebrate, this friday, october 21st. >>> i want to show you a piece of video from the dinner. we're not going to play the sound. but you get to see the moment when a joke goes wrong. trump. >> facial expression priceless. >> absolutely, when he realizes, whoops. he wasn't supposed to say that. anyway, that's where we're going to start, of course. the candidates there, there was no surprise, that they were trading some attacks against each other. >> now, donald trump and hillary clinton said, on the same side dinner, next to each other in new york last night, just separated by cardinal dolan. and they traditionally deliver a lighthearted roast. but this year, things got a little too political. and at some point, the crowd even booed. >

you can see police, ems, d.c. fire. got a medic, ambulance over here. medic ambulance bus. a lot of things going on right now. metro transit police are here. this entire area is blocked off. and we're just trying to figure out exactly what's going on with the bus that was carrying the 25 children. we're not hearing about any big scene. this only happened a short time ago. we're going to stay on scene. we're going to come back to you. but that's the latest right now. live here in northeast. debra alfarone, wusa 9. >>> we turn now to campaign 2016, where if you are counting, there are just 12 days until voters go to the polls. >> some people in maryland, they're just not waiting. this is the first day of early voting in the state. people are casting their ballots at the jane lawsuiton community center in chevy chase, as well as that other site in maryland. ea open until 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., every day, until november 3rd. >>> hillary clinton's hacked e- mails are are at the center of the campaign trail once again. in one document, a former aide to president bill clinton, sai

a transaction. >> you can take place at sully police station here. >>> two officers shot in oklahoma. a manhunt now under way. >> a man set on fire in d.c. what police say happened just moments before the incident. >> if your commute takes you along busy 395, get ready for a big change. we're talk >> new sleep guidelines for babies just released. >>> now at 6:00. an arson investigation is under watch. why they may not have to go far >> an anti-war activist remembered. what we're learning about the death of tom hayden. >> it sucks, man. >> the redskins look afford their trip across the pond after a tough loss to the lions. >> he really speaks for all of trouble. i'll tell you what. when a giant linebacker shows up at your door. >> he still got paid. >> those are many of the stories we're working on for you to get you up to the minute. >> more from molette green, tom kierein and melissa mollet. first let's check in with angie goff at the live desk. a manhunt under way in oklahoma. >> we have an update to the story we've been following police found two bodies in the home believed connected to the manhunt. the victims are related to the man

. >>> a d.c. police officer whoero pledged to serve and protect pre is suspended and facingacin possible charges after being accused of drinking on thehe job. jo >>> losing the game in detroitit may be the least of the redskins concerns after two aer key players go down with possible season ending e injuries. fox5 news morning starts right now.w. >> this is fox5 news morning. mr i'm wisdom martin. mti >> and i'm holly morris.orris. today is monday october 24th.ctr >> the team is in place. pla gary mcgrady talking weatherea caitlin roth talking traffic. tf first warm front news to talks k beamlets get you caught up on gt what's y happening this morningg famed antiwar activist tom hayden has died.as he was famously put on trialri along with several otherl oth demonstrators accused ofed o insight ago riot at the 1968 t 1 democratic national conventionon they became as the chicagohi seven. aid didn't was later elected to the state office in't w california and was once o married to actress jane fonda. n hayde

d.c. police.c tell us also there was a report of shots fired through t and yet there was more lastst night. night. then over on 12th street s southeast, a report of nine of i shots heard.. d.c. police also on that scenece said they did recover a numberen of shell casings from that.mha but steve and allison the the incredible thing here also is that nobody was injured injur despite all of the gunfire andra the bullets flying around aun southeast d.c. last night. nobody injured in this.n thi we should also tell you hereou r in the seventh district, homicides are down year to date but violent crime and assaults with guns, so thato t would mean shootings, those,ho are actually up slightly.lightl live in southeast, i'm melaniem alnwick, fox5 local news.ews. >> what to get to a fox5 fox5 exclusive in the district.isict. a seven-year-old boy attacked by a grown man inside of his elementary school punched sopuno hard he's knocked to the to the ground. gr you can see in thatou video. vio it was caught on

d.c. police officer. it happened october 14 on whaler place southeast. the officers were responding to a call for shots fired when they say george took off. according to police, george had a gun. however, his attorney claims a witness says he was unarmed. his family is calling on the mayor and police to release body cam video. >> we are asking they any body camera footage is available or dash cam footage is available. and have it released to the family not a month from now or two months from now. right now. alison: george's attorney admits a gun was found on the scene but it's not clear who it belongs to. d.c. police telling abc7 news there is no video of the incident because the officers were in plain clothes. michelle: coming up at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- united a rival. meet the holocaust survivors for the first time today and left with a special surprise. jonathan: later -- >> i just do what everyone else would have done. jonathan: he says he was just doing his job. find out why that has the f

d.c. police were called to thei area for a report of heft theft. the suspect allegedly jump ped j into the canal. ca at first the woman swam away aw from rescue crews but they weree able to catch her. officials say she was not hurt. > metro riders got a chance to sound off today and tell metro board members exactly what a cut in service for maintenance workt would mean to their lives. where the public hearing is wrapping up.ng i know people were veryere passionate about this. what did they say. >>reporter: well, public p comment is now officially closed. you can see people milling about here. about 62 people showed up today to give board p members an ear full about how these early closures have big impacts. it's significantly affecting aranea bennett's fill love we live above our shop here and i came down one morning early in the morning, in the we hours anu discovered one of our employees sleeping in a chair in ourur restaurant and i asked him whats was going on and he explained ep that they just can't get home ot the metro now and they have toae

d.c. police officer who wasics walking around near the scene of that shooting at the shops athoa iverson says that he was w beat him up. up. robert parker aside to harborr patrol was thrown to the groundn and punched in the head as he was identifying himself as an officer obeying all thellhe commands. he says he was stopped becauseec he matched the description of td the suspect involved in thehe shooting. after that, parker claims he waw blamed for his miss treatment.nt >> then they blamed you, right?t >> yes. ell mehat r: tell me what they said. >> why done tell me you were a police officer in the first >> reporter: what was yourter: reaction to that.re >> why didn't you tell me youe y were going pat me down. >> prince george's county polict say they believe their officervf acted professionally and with w restrained and that therained ad confusion was caused because the d.c. police officer had a gun. n we want to know was think abouta this. we want to you tweet us yourou thoughts about this, thi

. >>> d.c. police need your help to find a missing 11-month-old girl. she was last seen yesterday afternoon in the intention -- intersection of cinld kingdom -- kind street -- kingdom street. she was wearing an orange jacket and tan pants. call police if you can help them find her. >>> in baltimore, an amber alert has been canceled after a missing 11-month-old was found safe on the side of the road. leo was in the back seat of his mother's suv, when a teenager jumped in and stole the car. police say the boy's mother was carrying groceries from the suv into her home and she left the somebody found him in northeast baltimore, still in that car seat and called police. the car and the suspect have not been found. >>> donald trump in washington, d.c. today. for the ribbon cutting at the new trump international hotel. today's event was largely ceremonial. the hotel on pennsylvania avenue has been open for more than a month. the trump organization won a 60- year lease from the federal government to transform the old post office building into a hotel. >> one of

. >> we dmekd with other dmv law enforcement officers and d.c. police. and investigators said they have not had any death from this. and it's certainly on the radar. lindsay watts, "fox5 local news". >> one spern in the hospital with life-threatening injuries and this broke out a little after eight on third floor of the building in 700 block on second street. we're told the building sprinklelers managed to cop taken the fire until firefighters arrived to put it out. no word on a cause or how many people will be displaced. parents accused of killing their own baby, antoine petty is held without bond tonight charged with first and second degree murder in the death of his son. jen ees is charged with accessory after the fact. she's being held on 120,000 bond. police state couple admitted to their involvement in the child aedz death and they told police they buried the baby to hide crime and they led police to a shallowra >> this death represents a tremendous loss to our community and not only that but in my mind represents yet again another instance where t

this is something that no one should have to go through. >> d.c. police george has been charged with assault on a police officer and carrying an illegal handgun. now, the attorney would not allow us to interview the person he says witnessed the shooting, and he also said that he is acknowledging it's possible, possible that george did have a gun at some point, but he says they're certain that at the point when george was shot, he was unarmed. coming up at 6:00, you'll hear more from the mother about why she says she's not being allowed >> mark segraves, thank you. >> two construction workers are dead this evening after a water main break in boston. the break happened in a flooded trench where the men were working. the boston fire department had to be called in to vacuum all that water out, and police say it looks like this was an accident. >> 60 years in jail for the man who raped a woman in her home in d.c.'s hill east neighborhood. it's the senate's prosecutors agreed. antoine pitt was out on supervised probation before the attack last year. he cut off

d.c. police arrested an 18 yearr old for stabbing a 17 year old to death. marina? we apologize. it looks like we're having somee difficulty right now. r are we going to check in now with lindsay for the very latess on the ethics prince george's county? right,, shawn, this has to do with a survey, some board membersmber wanted to do on parents' opinio of the district.stri the cost more than 1 grand.. and there was no open biddingng process for this work. the company selected to do it happened to be headed by a am toker board member. coming up at 11 more on why one woman says none of it passes ths smell test.smel she wants an racial. robbery caught on camera in georgetown. it happened last thursday in the believe this is the right video. there you go. this is the robbery in georgetown.ge can see four people right theret snatching purses from behind a display case. an employee tried to stop them, but one of the suspects punched her in the face and in the heade if you recognize these guys, if you have any information, please call d.c. police. > all.c. right.. in february, 1964 the b

. >>> developing this morning, d.c. police are trying to track down a man they say stole an officer's gun. the officer was a d.c. library officer closing up the benning neighborhood library last night. the man went up to the officer and stole the gun and radio. that is according to police. the library is also opening for early voting today. >>> today vice presidential candidate mike pence is returning to the campaign trail york. it was raining outside when the plane carrying the indiana governor and his team slid off the run way at laguardia airport last night. there were reporters on the plane as well. 40 people in total on board. pence says no one was hurt. he did cancel an appearance after the scare. donald trump was in ohio when this happened. he took the chance to praise the running mate. >> i just spoke to our future what a great job he is doing. >> nbc news reporter on the plane recorded the rough landing. passengers felt the pilot slam on the brakes and could smell burning rubber. the planes were not allowed to take of

. >>> police in d.c. have arrested a man in connection with an armed robbery at the steak and egg willy quinones southeast. a second suspect is still out there. the robbery happened monday at the diner on wisconsin avenue. it was the second robbery in a month at the steak and egg. >>> happening today, the 18- year-old girl who stabbed another teen to death this week will be in court this afternoon. the victim, kalia miner was a senior at calig high school. news that she's dead. >> reporter: many students we spoke with here at coolidge high school are taking the loss of kayleah miner hard. those who knew her say she was a good person. >> just sucks. good stuff happens to bad people and bad stuff happens to good people. >> reporter: never be the same for warren davis, who was 17- year-old kayleah miner's that's the best part about it. >> reporter: kayleah was the -- a senior at the school, ask captain of the dance team. >> she had a future in dancing. she was talented. >> reporter: kayleah was stabbed to de

. >> the lawyer and family of the man shot even wounded by d.c. police officer are demaping answers. they want the police department to release all information related to shooting of mark george. he was shot and critically wounded last friday on whaler place southeast. members of gun recovery unit were in the area when they spotted george. she ran away and as officers took off after judge at him. family lawyers are biss put the the claim. >> our initial investigation in this matter resulted in real question about whether or not mr. george was in possession of firearm at the time he was shot. we have developed information suggesting he was if the on at the time he was shot. >> i have watched unjust killings and shootings of black people by the hands of police officers throughout the united states and i sat back and to pray for our kids when we leave the house not knowing one day i would get a call my own child was shot down in the street like annie yu mall and police officer. >> george is sill in the hospital recovering from wounds. his family and lawyer

. >>> the developing this morning, d.c. police are trying down a man who stole a gun from a d.c. library officer. the officer was closing the benning neighborhood library last night. the man stole the officer's gun and radio. the library is opening for early voting today. >>> today the man who police say left his dna behind on a piece of pizza ate murder scene will be in court. darin wint is accused of he held them hostage before setting the house on fire. >>> the woman accused of killing a teen outside a metrobus will appear in court. the judge will consider setting bond for kilah jones. prosecutors say jones stabbed kalia minor. she is claiming self defense saying minor threatened her and stole her cell phone. >>> less than 24 hours, a major part of metro's shut down for surge ten of metro safetrack program. news4 megan mcgrath is live at the brookland metro station in north ease with more on the closure. this is a big one, megan. >> it is a big one. it is affecting the red line so that is going to impact a lot of people. behind me, here, you can see the platform here at the bro

d.c. police arrested the woman accused of killing 17-year-old kalia minor. >> we forgive you, but it hurt us. because god want us to forgive, but it hurts so bad, like why? that's all i want to know. why. >> reporter: tonight police say the teens knew each other and began arguing. when it stopped at the intersection of kansas avenue sidewalk. that's when jones pulled out a knife and stabbed kalia in the chest. doctors pronounced her dead at the hospital. jones turned herself into police this evening. we asked what the two were arguing about. >> we can't talk about specifics in the face. and tomorrow when it's presented in court, she was presented as an adult. a lot of that information will be available. >> i don't know what caused this fight. but i know whatever it was, it wasn't important enough for a to have signed her life away. >> kalia's mother is devastated? >> it destroyed me. it was just me and her. and she's gone. >> tonight her family has a message for the suspect. >> and i know you can

police have identified him as 22-year-old edwin ivan chikas. saturday night in the 7500 block of quail run lane. >>> a d.c. man is facing charges after a horrific crime in pennsylvania. police say that 20-year-old theophlous washington put bleach in his pregnant girlfriend's water in order to hurt the fetus. he is a junior at a university and is charged with attempted murder. the fetus and mother are news 4 your health this morning, a duke university study finds nurses scrubs actually may be spreading potentially dangerous germs. researchers collected samples from the scrubs of 40 icu nurses. they found 22 incidents of antibiotic reresistant germs including mrsa. they spread from patients to the nurse's uniforms on the sleeves and pockets. researchers at john's hopkins say 10% of pediatrics, they listed the top household allergens that triggered the disease. that includes dusk mites and mold common in mumid advisories. pests and rodent allergens can trigger as well as cigarette smoke and certain household cleaners. >>> the next time you are yelling at refs. this is according to a new study out of europe.

we of course are talking aboutro former d.c. police chief cathy lanier.er in her new role as head of security for the nfl part of nfr the job is investigatingtigating accusations against playersinst and advising commissioner commio roger goodell on what actiont a just for a year started before lanier starter her new job. the domestic violence policy pol was put in place in 2014. 2 roger goodell admitted in that case he didn'int get it right. g later the video of rice oic hitting his wife went publicnt i and he was cut by the ravensaven and suspended indefinitelynd he's at the point in hist the in career when he's trying to get'o back into the league.back into nobody is touching him.ucim. >> i'll bet. that's a hot potato. potat >> interesting to see how thisht pans out for the there is precedent but right off the bat it's not being followed. >> sure. >> we'll see you in a bit. >> you got it.e'll you g >> thanks very much.>> t >> all right. so, yeah, summer out there. the >> totally is summer outly isumm there. ther >> although at one po

police say they don't know who she is, except she's a white woman with tattoos. >>> right now, a d.c. officer is off the job and under investigation, after he was arrested for triving under the influence. a resident spotted officer arthur thompson, drinking while delia goncalves is live outside the police district substation with reaction from neighbors. i can just imagine, dolia? >> right. -- delia. >> right, a lot of folks very upset. an officer they knew for sometime. less than a half a mile from where he was busted, drinking on the job. >> we pay their salary. they are working for us. it is. at 87 years old, this resident does not hold back. and when she heard a police officer was busted for drunk driving, when he should have been on patrol. >> that should never happen. you have a job to do. do your job. >> graham actually spotted that officer but she didn't make the call. she peered out of her bedroom window late saturday night, and saw the parked cruiser by the train tracks. a spot known for shady behavi make a difference if you're president or who. if you got alcohol, you're go

phil that d.c. police tried about someone coming by my condo. people made some speculation about that. dr. phil: were the police trying to make something about that? >> absolutely. they were trying to make something out of everything they could. sam: his interview with dr. phil will be airing later this week. he has an working odd jobs and selling ice cream in his home it is going to be intense. jummy: next at noon, a murder suspect on the run. how he used social media to broadcast his escape from police. also next, a tragedy at a famous theme park in australia. the ride that went terribly wrong. and today is the day the cubs and indians fans have been announcer: you are watching 7 news at noon," on your side. jummy: four people are dead after an accident at a popular theme park on australia's east coast heard a spokesman for dreamworld said two men and two women died on the thunder rapids ride. two people were ejected from the raft while others were caught inside the ride. officials have not said if they were trapped underwater or caught in the

d.c. police have not identified a suspect in the shooting. >>> turning now to decision 2016, we are exactly two weeks away from the election day and finding out whether hillary clinton or donald trump will be the next president and today, both candidates are showing just how important florida is to winning the white house. they will both be in the battleground state today. donald trump will hold rallies in sanford and tallahassee and clinton is scheduled to hold an creek north of fort lauderdale. >>> donald trump will be in our area tomorrow for the grand opening for the new hotel in washington. one person who won't be there? d.c. mayor muriel bowser. bowser is a democrat and supports hillary clinton for president. she says the opening may be too political for the election. the hotel had a soft opening. it has already been the scene of self demonstrations. you can expect republicans to st affordable care act. that is because the obama administration says a key category of plans will go up an aver

d.c. police i say kilah jones and kalea jones stabbed minor what died. the two teens knew each other of the victim ways senior at coolage high school and a vigil >> some people in virginia who failed to register to vote are crying foul. the deadline was monday. the online registration system crashed. american civil liberties system called on lead others to extend that deadline and the governor said he cannot because the deadline is stail state law. the only way an extension could happen at this point is ft. general assembly approves it. >> today is the debate for candidates in nevada. this morning the hillary clinton camp is g clinton camp is grappling with fallout over emails from wiki leaks and accusations of quid pro quo. a senior state department official tried to pressure the fbi for classification on one of clinton's e mailings. donald trump unveiled this new proposal in colorado and president obama fires back. >> if i'm elected president i will push for a constitutional amendment to oppose term limits on all members of congress. going badly four a

. >>> a mother's demanding answers this morning after her son was shot by d.c. police. this happened more than a week ago in southeast. the 23-year-old man was shot multiple times. incident but officers were not wearing cameras because most of the police were undercover. george's family does not believe he the a gun when he was shot. >>> you can call it a hair raising moment in virginia. someone thought they saw a child trapped inside a car so they called police. officers rushed to shatter her window in an effort to save a child, but turner doesn't have of blankets. turner is upset and she wants the police to pay for a new window, i i think she's going to get. a big show down on the football field at howard's homecoming. >>> a lot of people have been waiting for this weekend. as news 4 reporter and howard alum meagan fitzgerald reports, it's one of the highlights at howard has hosted some of the most recognizable names. but with a large crowd comes a large security presence as well. >> we try to have a secure environment. we have a pretty robust security plan that's set

the seven-year-old is hoping to will be in arrest now that d.c. police are investigating. cameras rolling inside kipp d.c. spring academy caught a parent acting inappropriately wednesday morning. lena mclean requested the video from the school hallway after her seven-year-old son john told her he was assaulted by stomach. anna-lysa: it caused him to slump over. while he held his stomach, the adult walked out of the building. >> it was painful. >> you watched my son on the ground and did not say anything, and all you can say is you are playing? anna-lysa: she does not understand why he would hurt her child. i would not do that to none of your kids. anna-lysa: in a letter sent to parents friday, the school said "the health and safety of our students, teachers, and staff remains our number one priority and we will continue to work closely with the police to ensure that students and staff are safe at school." >> y'all should of had the letter out the day at happen. anna-lysa: she also has children who attend the school, so she is also concerned about their safety. the name of t

. >>> d.c. police are lighting up a northwest d.c. neighborhood where gunfire caused major problems over the weekend. police say more than a dozen shots were fired on crittenden street piercing a jeep, wall, consideration for nobody's life. >> three weeks ago, a man survived the shooting on the same street. they have not said if there is a correction between the two incidents. >>> it is 4:49. the fairfax county board of supervisors will consider creating a civilian review panel for incidents involving police officers. it would work in conjunction with the office of the independent police auditor. they established the office last month. >>> it was a no holds bar kind of conversation inside redskins park but had nothing to do with football. yesterday, local police chiefs and other officers met with players and other team officials. they talked about issues such as use of force and police brutality. some of the redskins players there was a mouth guard supporting the black lives matter police. the message from police was we are listening.