the victim's name has not been released. >>> d.c. policeyour help getting this missing girl back home. police say 15-year-old julianna elizabeth otero last seen a week ago on friday, march 3rd, before 11:00 at night. she was in the area of 11th street northwest near the monroe playground. she was last seen wearing a black jacket, military style long pants, and white tennis shoes. call police if you know where she is. if you see this post on social media, please share it. also, this missing girl, d.c. police say 13-year-old taylor innes was last seen on friday, when it was frigid outside. she was on 5th street northwest, not far from shermans circle. officers say she may be wearing glasses, sweat pants and navy blue sweater. call them if you know where she is. >>> now to a warning concerning online dating and its possible ties with a human trafficking case in georgia. the fbi now investigating after ei y mansion. as morgan radford reports, at least one of those women met the man who was arrested online. >> reporter: a chilling 911 call. >> i

this staffer has baffled d.c. police and sparked conspiracy theory. what his family is now dog to try to solve the mystery. is amazon misleading you. why a watch dog group is targeting the online retailer and its website. thanks for joining us tonight, i'm shawn and we begin with the outage following a rape of a 14 year old girl at rockville high school. two freshman, a 17 and an 18 year old remain in custody tonight. there are questions surrounding their immigration status. fox5 has been reporting this story for daze. today it prompted reaction from both maryland governor larry hogan and the white house. why is an 18 year old man in a ninth grade class with 13 and 14 year old girls? why was his status not known to those folks why was he allow don'ter the country after they apprehended him for illegally crossing the border? both of them. the president recognizes that education is a state run and a local run issue, but i think it is pause for concern what happened there. and i think the city should look at its policies. coverage of h developing case wi

in fact, d.c. police tell us there has been no increase in the amount of missing persons in their jurisdiction. police say they're just sharing information in a new way now. we've got everything you need to know about missing person cases in the district. you can open our nbc washington app and search "missing." >>> lights out at the national cathedral tonight for earth hour. the cathedral joining other world landmarks and monuments to call attention to climate change. the idea, to conserve energy. so they turned the lights out at 8:30 for an hour. >>> it's an exclusive local neighborhood with some of the biggest names in politics and we're going to reveal the one person who's making so many residents upset. >>> and we go from near 80 today to near 60 degrees tomorrow. also getting new information in about rain chances forhe rest of t t >>> people in our area are taking steps to protect themselves from identity theft, and we want to say thank you to everybody who came out to our nbc 4 allstate community s

d.c. policegures this number is exaggerated. year to date there are 22 open cases involving missing juveniles in d.c. and four of those are considered to be noncritical. here's something else making the rounds on twitter, a lot of the girls are black and latino, but it says they've received minimal media coveragef but we've been reporting on it for several weeks. it says many of the cases unsolved. not true. of the 501 reported since january 1st all but 22 are closed. it's alarming to hear about all of these missing girls cases scrolling through social media. but as police have said there aren't anymore cases than previously they're just doing a lot better job of getting the word out so it might seem like a lot more. our verify team is working around the clock sorting through your tips and feedback. if you're wondering if something is legit or not let us know and we'll verify it for you. >> there are some things that you can do, wusa9 is committed to getting help for missing people as part of ou

d.c. policeay a person was reported in the key bridge around 11:30 last night. no word on the identity of that person. >> developing overnight in prince george's county a massive fire rips through a home in lanham. this is along the 9500 block of annapolis road near forbes boulevard. despite what appeared to be a large fire, the flames were quickly put out. fire crews cleared that scene around 4:45 this morning. no word yet on a cause nor if anyone was hurt. >> also happening today, a woman arrested three times on the white house complex in just six days is back in court. >> fox5's melanie alnwick live outside the treasury department where that woman was most recently arrested. melanie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. and yeah, tuesday, friday and then again on sunday, this would be fence jumper just isn't giving up so perhaps a judge today might hold her a little longer this time. let's take you to what happened here on -- just on sunday. 38-year-old marcy anderson wall of everett

d.c. police tells us they're social media. agrees there is no increase. >> nothing about significant increases in missing children. frankly what we're seeing is not unlike what we see in major metropolitan areas. >> a d.c. teenager who went missing monday is now home with her family. but the girl's mother tells kristin wright they still have a lot of recovering to do. >> thinking that somebody's done something to your child and that you'll never see them again -- >> reporter: the things that went through her mind. >> as a mother, i been dying. >> reporter: katrina hunter didn't know if her 17-year-old daughter was dead. she couldn't find her anywhere. the longest three days ever. >> we was just riding around just having god lead us. turning down different streets and praying the whole time. >> reporter: d.c., it's a to be lost, to be missing, to be out there somewhere. raw emotion at a packed town hall meeting monday. and questions about missing children of color in the district. >> i think there's a lot more than we can do. >>

police to be able to uphold the constitutional rights of people to demonstrate. >> we reached out to d.c. police for comment. we're told they do not comment on pending litigation. >>> new information about the terror investigation in london. police speak less than half hour ago. they say they made two new significant arrests here. this morning we know four people and the attacker were the suspect khalid masood drove a car into a crowd on the westminster bridge. then he stabbed the police officer before police killed him. they're working as fast as they can to learn what prompted him to do this. with those new arrests nine people are now in custody at this hour. >>> friends are mourning the death of an american man killed in wednesday's attack. kirk cwas celebrating their anniversary. his friends told nbc news he was a warm guy, he was 54 years old. >>> 4:33 now. we want to go back to the live desk. erika gonzalez has a new information about an ambulance worker in d.c. >> new overnight mark sea graves reporting the employees of the ambulance service that came on to assist d.c. fire for nonlife ha

"fox5 local news". >> and new at 11:00 d.c. police are investigating an officer involved shooting in southeast. a man was shot just before 7 p.m. in the 4300 block of barn by road we're told he was conscious and breathing and no officers were hurt and it's unclear at this point what led to >> also in the districts police want to you take a good look at this picture. and to identify a person of interest wanted for fatally stabing a woman inside of a northeast home. karina meal was living in the home locate add long 14 street near 8th street corridor temporarily while she worked on project at the corcoran museum. neal's car is missing following her death and today police released information they hope leads to the person responsible. >> the vehicle has a yellow diamond shaped sticker on the bumper directly under the rear license plate. >> i could not even get down my block. they had it all closed off. just very sad. >> and the vehicle is described as a blue toyota prius with kentucky tags 722 rmy you see that sticker underneath the lice

. >> "fox5" was the first to tell you about d.c. police tweeting about unusually high number of cases involving missing teens. >> well, tonight, residents demanded answers at a town hall style meeting held at the exel academy public "fox5" lauren demarco attended tonight's meeting. lauren we understand it got very emotional at times. >> reemotional and heated and this meeting was packed. hundred of people. there were people that couldn't get in the door. they want to know what is going on and what is being done to cut down on a number of missing children here in d.c.. >> and we have to keep getting -- we can't go nowhere by ourselves and we can't do nothing because we have to keep worrying about somebody trying to take us or nothing. we cannot even live our life. >> with a lack of answers about why the kids with going missing many teenage girls leading to fear on the streets. there's a real problem with run aways and as many point out the girls are i'mer running away from something or towards something. >> it's difficult. some of these kid

it was tuesday 4:19, d.c. police were called to the row house on 14th street for a report of an unconscious person. once inside, they discovered the body of 34-year-old corrina mehiel. she had been bound and stabbed multiple times. neighbors say they believed a young couple rented the apartment who -- and had never seen or heard anything unusual. corrina was last seen at the corcoran museum in d.c. sunday. >> at this point we know that she was seen alive at some point on sunday evening. >> somebody's seen something that they know probably isn't right, please share that information, contact mpd. >> reporter: now, corrina is from north carolina but she was living in d.c. temporarily working on a short term contract with the corcoran school of art and design. police say there was no sign of forced entry here at the apartment and they also say that they're working to determine if anything was taken from the apartment. still no information on that. there is a $25,000 reward in this case. lie in northeast, i'm melanie alnw

we do know d.c. police tweeting out saying that they are not on the look out at this point fort any suspects. whether or not they means they have anyone in custody latestst here in the northeast, sarah simmons, fox5 local news. we're also following breakingeai news right now in rockville. sky fox is live over the scenei of a house fire on willow lane. in fact, you flames there. this fire started about an hour ago. crews arrived to find the house fully ungive engulfed in flames. investigators tell us part of this house collapsed. the flames actually caused brush fires around the house. you could see how am fire trucks, how much apparatus was there. you can see firefighters on the ground. they are spraying from two hoses present this location that we can see. still trying to get this fire out. you can see flames there oe the left. at this point there is no word n yet on a cause. also, there's no word if anyone was inside or if there have been any injuries.y in we're going to stay on top of of this one. we'll

d.c. policed another clue. take a look. a photo of a man taken from surveillance cameras at a shop on garrett avenue in beltsville, maryland. police are calling him a person of interest in the murder of corrina mehiel. the bumper has al yellow diamond shaped sticker directly beneath the car tag. it was tuesday 4:19 p.m. d.c. police were called to the row house on 14th street for the report of an unconscious person. once inside they discovered the body of 34-year-old corrina mehiel. she had been bound and stabbed multiple times. neighbors say they believe a young couple had rented the basement apartment and they say they'd never seen or heard now, corrina was last seen at the corcoran museum on sunday and had been reported missing. she is from north carolina but she was living here in d.c. on a temporary assignment working on a special project at the corcoran school of art and design t live in northeast, i'm melanie alnwick, fox5 local news. >> thank you very much, melanie. >>> well, the fallout c

anyone with information should contact d.c. police. >>> looking ahead to wednesday, alexandria city public school parents are scrambling to find alternate child care, schools will be closed tomorrow. hundreds of teachers are planning to participate in a women's protest marking the day without a woman. the school district says more than 300 staff members have requested the day off. reaction is mixed among parents but many tell us it is an inconvenience. >> i understand. but at the same time, i am concerned that my child is missing school. >> one week of notice would have been good. now i have to take a day off which represents a loss of revenue. >> it's something good to do especially now after the election. a woman's right. >> students won't have the make up the missed day thanks to unused snow days built into the schedule. but it will be considered their teacher workday for all alexandria school public school staff. >>> not everyone can skip work woman. organizers are asking women to avoid shopping at stores except for local small bu

today mayor muriel bowser will announce a plan to expand a d.c. police could face a staffing crisis if senior officers who are eligible for retirement are not replaced. >>> the national season home opener just six days away. today baseball fans find out what's new at mets park as part of its annual media day. the nationals are showing off the new food options in several redesigned areas for the fans. last year they revamped the diamond club and debuted waffles, gyros and dumplings. >>> 4:33. get another check on weather and traffic. >> melissa has a look at your tuesday morning commute, but we want to start off with sheena and chuck. chuck, i passed you in the hallway and i did not like what i heard. >> you asked me what the day was going to be like and i said, kind of on the stormy side. >> sorry, angie. >> you know, i mean -- how about i tell you a sweet little lie. it's going to be beautiful, outside, angie. you don't need an br put your roof down. no problem, you'll be fine. just know that may end up as a big disappointment. storm team 4 showing two

now d.c. police are telling me right now that all five are connected and all five of these people seem to have nonlife threatening injuries. they don't have any information on a potential suspect at this point in time, but as you guys can see, this is still a very investigation. reporting live in northeast i'm ellison barber, wusa9. >> thank you. >>> we've got more breaking news, this time out of prince george's county, a teen is dead after being gunned down near a playground in oxon hill. the shooting happened outside an apartment complex around 3:00 this afternoon. in teen was rushed to the hospital but later died and we do not know the name of the teen just yet and the suspect is still out there. >>> and breaking news from the white house tonight, president trump responding to the controversy that is swirling around his attorney general and previously undisclosed meetings with the russian ambassador during the height of the campaign. wusa9's garrett haake has been following this story for us all d

d.c. police pulled the body of a female from the water and are now handling this investigation. we don't yet have her age or identity. stay with news4 as we continue to follow that story. >>> there is now a reward for anybody who can help catch a killer in prince george's county. police found a man dead early this morning, and they sent these pictures from the scene on edenburg lane. officers are calling this a murder. they have little else to work on in the case right now. >>> it's on to tax the trump administration. the president says he is moving on from health care. republicans dropping plans to repeal and replace the affordable care act. yesterday. nbc's chris pollone is on capitol hill with reaction. . >> reporter: had hunting beach, california, saturday. competing demonstrations. a symbol of the gulf dividing the country's people and political leaders. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: a day after the president said he's moving on. >> the big tax cuts and tax reform, that will be next.

. >>> d.c. police say another girl has gone missing. rica gonzalez at the live desk. >> the police put out a picture of osharna pittman, she's 13 years old. she was last seen monday morning, okay? she was seen wearing, that morning, a burgundy shirt, she had on white jeans, silver pumas. her hair is in twists. if you've seen this young lady, please contact d.c. police. from the live desk, i'm erika gonzalez. >> thank you. >> several members of the family are missing, now, they live in maryland. a family member called police, apparently, concerned about these four people including a 10-year-old and an 8-year-old. it's not clear when they were last seen. the family is homeless, as we understand

consolidating everything in this investigation into one center to get as much information as we can. >> d.c. policeeth rich's family believe he was shot and killed during a robbery attempt just steps away from his home in northwest. >> police in prince george's county have arrested an officer after he got into an accident overnight in his police cruiser. christopher brown was off duty when he hit a tractor-trailer, lost control and crashed into 495.ardrail near interstate brown left the scene following the crash but returned a short time later. responding officers suspected brown was under the influence of alcohol. he faces charges speeding and drunk driving and has been suspended by prince george's county police. >> heads up now if you ride metro. guess what? your ride will soon cost you a little more. s board voted today to raise fares and cut service starting in july rail fares will go up by 10 to 25 cents. bus fares will go up by a quarter and during rush hour trains will arrive at stations every eight minutes throughout most of the system and some bus routes will be eliminated. the changes are

d.c. we've been talking about this for months now. police have a new social media push to bring them home. but the question is is it causing panic in the community. > nearly after six months after this largo high school graduate was shot and killed police have release a sketch of a person of interest in the case. we have details coming up. a big heist at a maryland sears department store. how a thieve almost got away with almost $800,000 worth of jewelry. and we want to he that you backing to that breaking news in waldorf, m. these are live images from the scene. people are dead, a toddler and a gunman. two other people were flown to the objection to the form one of those people is a young girl. the sheriff's officer says the shooter knew the victims. we're going to stay on top of the story, find out more details for you as we continue th ♪ leave it to the pros? i am a pro. i made this lawn from seed pride, and less water than you'd think. to those who'd say the grass is greener on the other side.. i politely disagree. pennington smart seed.

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any information, contact d.c. police. >>> washington redskins have extended the contract of head coach jay gruden. his contract now runs until 2020. >> yeah, flexibility for the organization, kirk cousins expected to have a baby. >> september. >> yeah. we heard about that this morning as well. >>> amelia, what's the advice, stay inside? >> or bundle up. beautiful sunshine out there. highs in the low 40s and 60s with some rain around later on tuesday. windy on wednesday after a cold front moves through. and then, there was the chance for showers as we close out the workweek and look to next weekend and we need the rain, guys, at this point. daylight savings time begins. >> that's right. we are going to lose that hour. >> but we're in a drought. we need the rain. >> we need six to nine inches in an month's time. >> unbelievable. >> that's going to do it for news 4 today. thanks for joining us. "meet the press" coming up next. >> wake up tomorrow morning, 4:26, until then, ha a great vesu >>> this sunday, connecting the dot

if you see him call d.c. police. >> d.c. police are investigating several shootings involving paint balls. last night three people were hurt and one house was hit and the paint ball shootings happen areas. mainly if northwest. police say it appeared the paint balls were fired from a car. mix reaction by alexandra city schools requested day off. >> tomorrow is international women's day as well as planned day without a woman strike. the school says decision was one that took into considering the safety of students with under staffing and some people we spoke to say they understand the reason for the decision. >> if we don't take a stand for something important then who are we. >> i originally thought you don't have to come to school that day and you they cancelled altogether sfw and mom is okay with that. >> and as you can imagine lots of reaction on facebook pagement as a teen are i find this stupid and exciting to the children we teach. some kids get and this is not a day without women it's a day without common ses an decency

d.c. police chief says a change in the way cases are reported has led to a perceived jump.hat explanation, however, didn't stop one teenage girl from getting emotional during a community meeting. > we live our life without somebody trying to put their hands on us. >> the congressional black caucus is asking the justice department to help d.c. police investigate the cases. the group wants to determine whether they're random or if there's an underlying trend here. >>> the arkansas senate voted to exempt college sports events from a new law allowing concealed handguns on college campuses. the senate bill now moves to the house. the new law which the governor signed into law earlier this week allows concealed firearms at state colleges, government buildings, some bars and the state capitol, all places where that was previously not permitted. >> now to a health alert about cancer and your dna. a new study finds a cancer diagnosis may come down to bad luck. researchers found more than two-thirds of cancer mutations are due to random dna copying errors. even with those findings, t

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. >>> in d.c., police say a man is in critical condition follo this happened last night at an apartment building on barnaby street southeast. police say they were respond to go a shooting call when they found the man with the gun. the struggle between an officer and that man led to the shooting. the man's name and other details have not been released. >>> it is now 5:05. london is on high alert after that deadly attack outside of parliament. british foreign minister boris johnson will be in new york today visiting the united nations. he will probably be asked about the attack and the response. there are several new developments since this story first broke. erika gonzalez is at the live desk with details. >> an early start the in london. here is what we just learned from investigators. after conducting multiple searches, british police arrested seven people in connection with the attacks in london. this is new video of the raids conducted overnight. however, police believe the main attacker acted alone and tha by international terrorism. four people have died, including the attacker and