somebody stabbed him to death on new years eve and darcy spencer is in southeast d.c. near the crime scene tonight, darcy? >> reporter: erica, we're here on east capital street near where this crime happened by benning road and if you're familiar with the shrimp boat, that's a landmark. i'm going to step out of the way. you can see family members still here setting out teddy bears in the area they lost their loved one. they were out here today trying to draw attention because this is an unsolved murder case. it was right around midnight the start of new years eve when a passer by found his body in the street in the 4600 capital street unconscious and unresponsive at that time. he had been stabbed. he died later at the hospital. he's identified as 25-year-old antoine butler. family members are looking for answers. his mother just gave a very emotional plea for the killer to come forward. >> whoever did it, even if you ain't mean to do it, you need to turn yourself in. the only one you need to answer to is god. is god. [crying] >> and how i'm looking at it and putting al

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. >> i'm darcy spencer on capitol hill. we now know the reason between the geat pror new year, time to get rid of stuff. simplify, declutter, unplug, purge, or even quit cold turkey. i raise turkeys without growth-promoting antibiotics, hormones, or steroids. if you're looking for little ways to simplify life, feeling good about what your family eats is a pretty simple place to start. my name is tammy plumlee, and i raise honest, simple turkey for shady brook farms. >>> an attorney for lee boyd malveaux who participated in the d.c. sniper shootings is asking a judge to toss out his life sentence. they filed that motion on friday and argued that it is illegal because he was 17 at the time. the u.s. supreme court said such sentences are unconstitutional for juveniles. malveaux was convicted for the 2002 shootings that terrorized the area. 10 people in all were killed. his partner was executed in 2009. >>> today people gathered for a civil rights march and rally on the day ahead of the martin luther king rally. we shall not be

news 4's darcy spencer is watching it all for us. she's live once again at dulles with more on this breaking situation as passengers arrive in our area from outside the country. darcy? >> reporter: erika, we are here at dulles international airport at the international arrival area. if you want to take a look behind me here. the protests are continuing here at this hour. they have been at it since 4:30 this afternoon. we heard from several lawyers today saying that 50 to 60 people were being detained orb held up here from those seven targeted countries for further screening. and since that judge's order we know that several of those people have now been released. >> no hate, no fear, refugees are welcome here! >> reporter: demonstrators at dulles international airport protesting president trump's crackdown on syrian refugees and immigrants from several majority muslim countries. ♪ this land is your land ♪ >> reporter: they sang songs. ♪ this land was made for you and me ♪ held up signs and cheered as travelers arrived at the internati

>>> i'm darcy spencer at metro center. met ro stations are packed as thousands are leaving the women's march. >> the women's march packed with demonstrators eager to send a message to the new president. look at their action just ahead. >> second day of protests in the nation's capitol. hoping that today will remain peaceful. >> announcer: news 4 at 6:00 starts now. >>> strong words for a fired up massive crowd at the women's march. at least half a million people take over d.c. to rally for donald trump. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm erika goseles. >> no one was predicting crowds this enormous. the scenes here playing out across the country, and indeed around the world. we kick off our coverage of the historic women's march. >> reporter: the turnout so large it couldn't be contained on the national mall. surrounding streets jam packed. demonstrators from all over the country with signs reflecting concerns. on the main stage, celebrities like alicia keys, madonnmadonna promt promising to push back for women's r

darcy spencer, news 4. >> thanks, darcy. as you mentioned, the demonstrations began today with a women's march on washington. the rally filled the national mall. celebrities like madonna, alicia keys, and well-known activists like gloria steinem led the charge on the main stage today. we knew it would be big, but no one expected crowds to be this enormous. d.c. homeland security director estimated the crowd exceeded 500,000 people today. it was so big the leaders couldn't lead an organized march. many did on their own through the streets of d.c. and on to the white house. >> i woke up scared the day after the election, and i thought there's an erosion of human rights, erosion of civil rights, erosion of a lot of different rights and i just want to make sure people know we're watching. >> the sheer numbers. people are going to have to start listening a little bit people came and how far we came. >> we're not hoping for anyone to fail. we're hoping for the best. and we hope that there will be equal rights for everyone. >> a go

>>> i'm darcy spencer in old town eaks draia where they are getting ready to ring in the new year. coming up the first night alexandria celebration. >>> breaking right now. a major attack at a nightclub turkey. as many as 35 people feared dead. how the mass shooting is affecting new year's eve celebrations here in own country. >>> and for the first week in 2017 i'm tracking big swings in temperatures. i'll let you know what to expect coming up in my updated forecast. >>> all right. 2016 is about to go out with a bang in northern virginia. thanks for joining us tonight. i'm erika gonzalez. it's first night alexandria, a big draw for people looking for a family-friendly night and the countdown is on until the big fireworks show. news 4's darcy spencer is in the middle of one of the best parties in town right now. darcy, what's your vantage point and how are things looking for you? >> well, it just got really busy. they just closed off this street here. i've been covering first night alexandria for the last several families out and all the kids. what you're seeing right now is people

darcy spencer is live at dulles. what's the situation at the airport right now? >> reporter: erika, virginia's governor held a press conference here at dulles international airport this afternoon, telling the media that a family had been detained here at the airport, apparently had traveled internationally, was trying to reenter the country. a family with children. and was detained. according to the governor, this family was legally allowed to come here into the united states. he is demanding answers. now, there are demonstrators here at the airport, even as we support for refugees and for immigrants. the governor says he wants answers from the department of homeland security, who is being detained at the airport, why, and are any virginia residents. he is instructing the attorney general to explore all legal options. >> refugees are welcome here! no hate, no fear! refugees are welcome here! >> i am also very concerned about the national security implications of what this message has sent to members of the muslim faith, in all faiths, that we are no longer open a

darcy spencer has the story that you'll see only on news 4. >> reporter: james copps went to the cvs story wednesday afternoonfor an errand. >> when i got out of the car he's standing there against the wall and he asked if i could let him have a couple bucks. >> and what did you say? i said sure, i'll let you have some. >> reporter: this 72-year-old vietnam veteran reached for his wallet, then was taken by surprise. >> i went to open it up and he just reached up and grabbed it real quick. the wallet was thick. i guess he figured it was a good grab. >> reporter: there was a struggle as the robber tried to get away. cox was holding on to him and the wallet. >> so he hit me or pushed me real hard and i fell asphalt, and he kept on running. >> reporter: mr. cox says he had everything in that wallet. his military i.d., his medical cards and information. not to mention $1,000 in cash he had just gotten from the bank. his family is so outraged they're adding $500 to the charles county crime solvers' $1,000 reward fund. relatives contacted news 4 to draw attention to the case. >> he's helped

news 4's darcy spencer details. dorothy? >> reporter: well, this is the only entrance in and the exit of the amvets in prince georges county and someone has been throwing screws and nails right here in the driveway. they firmly believe it's because this group marched in the inauguration parade. >> wide variety of nails and screws here and different sizes. >> reporter: these are just some of the hundreds of nails and screws found in the parking lot entrance of a veterans organization in prince georges county. >> look at the way the screws and the nails are all distributed in our parking lot, laterally, like a spike strip. it's purposeful. >> reporter: the nails damaged tires on ten employee cars, and the group's career center truck, used to help veterans find jobs. >> the fact that the truck now has a bunch of nails in the tires is directly to veterans. >> reporter: leaders here at amvets, a non-partisan organization believe this is why it's happening. because the group marched in president trump's inaugural parade on friday.

darcy spencer, news4. >> darcy, thank you so very much. as she just mentioned, there are in fact a lot of road closures for the welcome celebration and all the other inauguration-related events, but we've got you covered. to find out if you need to use a different route, open the nbc washington app and search road closures. and join news4 for live coverage of the inaugural parade when the president's motorcade heads from pennsylvania avenue to the white house. jim vance and doreen gentzler will be there every step of the day. we'll have special guest brotman. >>> new tonight, a driver clipped a police officer's cruiser as he was responding to a call on marlborough. prince george's county police said one of their officers had their lights and sirens on when this accident happened. the other driver clipped the back of the police officer's cruiser. the officer and all four passengers of the other car had to go to the hospital with some minor injuries. that crash is now under investigation. >>> a soccer game led to a stabbing in fairfax county

>>> i'm darcy spencer.ar waitress not only didn't get a tip from a customer, she got a very troubling message at the bottom of her receipt. >>> chances are you or someone you know has used a ride-sharing service. tonight, what police want you to know before you use that app. >> un withefeel like temperatures dipping to the single digits once again. good evening and thanks for staying with us after the globes. i'm erika gonzalez. the big chill is going to stay with us at least for another day. storm team4 meteorologist amelia draper joins us with how the weather could impact you and the kids as we get back into the monday morning routine. >> it's going to be bitterly cold out there tomorrow morning so make sure the kids are bundled up at the bus stop. the warmest layers, the glove, the hat, the scarf. if you can, give them a ride to school or at least let them wait in the warm car until the school bus comes. we're talking about feels like temperatures, wind chill temperatures in the single digits just about

greenbelt, darcy spencer, news4. >>> a mother and a father went down to richmond today to push for a new law they think could have saved their daughter's life.tending the university of virginia in 2014 when she was abducted and killed in charlottesville. lawmakers are considering a bill that would take dna information from people convicted of certain misdemeanors and add it to a state daughter hannah pviously sexual assaulted and attempted to murder a woman in fair fashion, virginia, in 2005, and he had also abducted and murdered morgan harrington in 2009. if he had been compelled to provide a dna sample after his criminal trespass conviction, he would have been swiftly linked to the previous offenses, he would have been apprehended and dealt with by the legal system. >> matthew is serving four life sentences for killing graham and morgan harrington. as he mentioned, matthew was also convicted of the rape and attempted murder of that third woman in fairfax. >>> next, a local business owner responds to threats of a political boycott. why she believes her studio has been unfairly targe

darcy spencer has just arrived at the scene. she will have a you momentarily. >>> now, at 4:30, we learned minutes ago that maryland congressman anthony brown just joined a long list of fellow democrats who plan to boycott the inauguration on friday. >> these announcements are during the national holiday to honor dr. martin luther king, jr. with four days to go into the inauguration, president-elect trump is trying to cool his war of words with john lewis. he still managed to stir up some controversies here and abroad. >> reporter: you can get a day pass, but for decades to come here to the white house and cover the president on a regular basis you need one of these so-called white house hard pass. they're scarce. they're hard to come by. they go in limited numbers to some of the juournalists in mostly major news that's just one of the controversies boiling up. battling on multiple fronts four days the before he is sworn in, president-elect trump hosted martin luther king, jr.'s son at trump tower. trump had tweeted, honor him f

. >> darcy spencer just tweeted that man has died at the hospital.he's live on the scene with more. >> reporter: we just got an update from fairfax county police spokesperson confirming some information and providing some new details. first off, we reported that there were two people initially shot here at this house on covered wagon lane. what they just told us is that these two people who were shot themselves to the hospital. at that point, police were responding to the house and they believe that the suspect who was still inside the house here set the house on fire. when they got here, the suspect was also firing shots inside the house as well. then they had reason to believe there was a hostage inside. that information confirmed, there was in fact a hostage inside the house. the suspect was inside the house, firing shots and apparently set the house on fire. it was a very tense situation. firefighters were not able to go in and battle blaze, because there was someone in the house opening fire. so they made the decision to grow in those flash bang

in temple hills, darcy spencer, news4. >>> right now we are working on new developing stories in ourajor money transferring company accused of looking the other way in wire fraud scams will pay up. >> and now they're being forced to pay up in a very big >> this is a steep punishment. ahead susan hogan shows us how agents of this popular service aided the fraud. so we are working for you. at 5:00, more than a million and a half people used metro for the inauguration and the women's march. what are visitors doing with there is a special way they can help people in our area. >>> their families may be political riflvals but former first daughter chelsea clinton is making it clear it's not okay to target baron trump. she took to twitter and facebook to defend baron who's been subjected to multiple jokes since the inauguration. baron trump deserves to be a kid. some think the last part of clinton's statement is a political attack on president trump and they're calling her post hypocritical. at 10 years old, baron is the youngest of the president's five children and the only child of first

in temple hills, darcy spencer news4. >>> at least 20 people are dead.ozens more are injured after a string of tornados ripped through several states in the southeast. one of the hardest hit areas albany, georgia in the southwest part of that state. in that area the weekend storms compounded an already difficult situation for a region that is still recovering from tornados earlier this month. officials say there are people with no food, no warmth, no hope. >> this devastation and destruction, we have multiple neighborhoods that have totally been removed. i flew over this morning. the damage that has been suffered by immeasurable. >>> meanwhile on the west coast this is the situation they're dealing with in southern california. you can see a car getting caught in fast-moving waters and quickly getting swept away. witnesses say the driver managed to get out just moments before that car took off in the water. tens of thousands are without power after the storm swept through the l.a. area. >>> one person is recovering this evening after a fire gutted a house

darcy spencer has more now on this murder mystery. >> reporter: this is a sketch of a woman found shot to death in a prince george's county parking lot. police have not been able to figure out who she was. now they're going national, entering everything they're collected about her into the national crime information center database. they want to see if she matches the description of any missing persons from across the country. >> with our national partners to help identify not only who she is, but also who the suspects may be and why this occurred. >> reporter: the woman's body was found sunday january 15th at about 10:00 at night in the parking lot of a condo building. that was in the 3100 block of good hope avenue in temple hills. she'd been shot multiple times. phone, no wallet or purse, only the clothes on her back and a pair of glasses. police have very little to go on. the key to figuring out who she was could be these tattoos. she had several. they say just love, no lies, peace and jms. police released a new sketch of this tattoo. it says crybaby, r.i.p., jalen. police say findi

. >>> now let's go live to the national mall where news4's darcy spencer has more on the big cleanup. lots of people in town means lots of cleanup is going to happen, right, darcy? >> reporter: that's right, erica, but all the stuff that was set up for the inauguration has to come down. that includes the fencing here, this tall fencing and other stuff here along constitution avenue. we were told by the national parks service today it could take until march to get it all done. let's show you some of the video today. there were workers the stage thact was set up at te lincoln memorial for the make america great again concert. they've made a lot of progress. that work is to be completed by thursday. the workers are also removing that white decking that was placed on the national mall to protect the grass. you can see the lawn again, and it's in good shape. >> when it comes up, it still reveals that lush green grass. if that hadn't been down in the rain and the feet, we'd probably be looking at something different. we're very excited that seemed to have done its job. >> reporter: we're to

. >> reporter: this is darcy spencer at dallas international airport at international arrivals.testers are here for a second straight day. i was here into the early morning hours, the protesters are back here today. clapping, welcoming people arriving on international flights. holding up signs. chanting and singing. showing their support for people entering this country. there's a team of attorneys here with signs offering free legal services to anyone who may have been detained. and protesters say they're going to continue to stay here at the airport and fight for those immigrant reporting lives. reporting from dallas international airport, darcy spencer, news 4. >> reporter: i'm here at jfk airport where hundreds of protesters have gathered demanding the release of immigrants who have been detained as part of president trump's executive order. we've seen as many as ten detainees released here so far, but there are still more folks inside the terminal. volunteer attorneys are inside as well fighting for their release. protesters here say they plan to stay here all night until e

darcy spencer, news 4. >> an awful story. >> yeah. >> help that guy out. >>> all right. taking a live look outside right now. u' umbrella, but don't put it away just yet. tom's closely watching showers and the timing. you'll want to be aware of it as we head into the workweek. >>> and to our west, it's a much different story. the danger as ice covers roads, sending cars slipping and sliding. your time now is 9:27. wel be right back. 'l it's perfect. it's beautiful. there's nothing we would change about it. >>> time right now is 9:29 on this sunday morning. here's what's going on. lots of pomp and circumstance morning. military bands and service members practicing for the presidential inauguration. don't expect to see donald trump or mike pence. they have stand-ins. >>> and all the bands and military members who will be part of the inaugural parade will also practice today. the parade route will run from the capitol down pennsylvania avenue to the white house. >>> the ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus will end in may. they blame declining attendance and high

darcy spencer, news4. >>> and that dissension that darcy showed us is coming to a head inside the govern attorney general and named the u.s. attorney from virginia to take her place. the white house put out a statement saying sally yates has betrayed the department of justice. ms. yates is an obama administration appointee who is weak on borders and very weak on immigration. in her place, the u.s. attorney who prosecuted bob mceaux. he oversees the eastern district whichhand immigration and international terror cases. he has signaled ellen force the immigration order which yates defiantly refused to do saying she doubted it was even lawful. something like the had has not happened since 1973 when president nixon fired his a.g. for refusing to dismiss the watergate prosecutor. president trump is standing by his order saying it will keep america safe. >> at some point look at the familiar lies lose someone in an attack or a bombing and say could we have done more to save them? could another event be prevented? >> and he will be as the attorney general until the confirmation. there will be a

they are in california tonight getting much-needmuch-needed r& >> and darcy spencer told us what they to do. >> reporter: there was a lot to do from the final fare rewell f andrews air force base. a couple instagram the obamas showing the emotion of the day. him waving good-bye at the steps of the executive 1 helicopter after trump's inauguration. and then my favorite one, obama looking out of the window of the helicopter on to the white house. he and former first lady michelle obama landed at the air force base this afternoon, obama thanked supporters and promised to continue working for the causes he believes in. >> thank you, everybody, yes, we did, yes, we can. god bless america. >> meantime, in true biden fashion, former vice president joe biden boarded a train with his wife jill and they were greeted with a welcome home party. so what's next for the obamas? they are vacationing in california. after that, obama said he will enter a period of silence and reflection and wants to do some writing. the couple posted this youtube video to presidential center that they're building on th

darcy spencer took a look at the action. ♪ crunchy, crunchy, crunchy >> reporter: at the torpedo factorye music group the grandsons entertained dozens of people here for the first night alexandria celebrations. ♪ among them stacy fox volunteering for first night with her kid. >> i always tell my kids to much is given much is required. come on and give back every chance that you get. ♪ >> reporter: at the masonic temple, more entertainment for the entire family. this little one got her face painted. >> first time here and we just saw the advertisements and it looked like a lot of fun. >> for the kids it's the best thing to do. she's really enjoying it. the magic show was awesome. >> i'm teddy, nice to meet you. >> reporter: teddy the clown making balloon designs for the kids and plenty of spiders. >> there's your spider, wow. >> say thank you. >> it's a big kick. i love it. i adore it. it's so much fun and so creative. >> i like my brother, because i like my whole family and everybody. >> reporter: first night, a family-oriented event ringing in the new year all across old town. how would

we're live in herndon, darcy spencer, news 4. >>> new tonight, dozens of protesters rallying outside the trump international hotel on pennsylvania avenue. this group started at 14th and t streets northwest then marched to the hotel. they carried signs that said, stop the trump regime before it starts. officials in the district are getting ready for all of the protests that could happen on inauguration day. some protest groups even practiced. d.c.'s mt. pleasant neighborhood today for what they hope will be disruptive tactics on friday. fences and barriers are up on the national mall to keep pro-trump and anti-trump federal officials across our area are preparing for the inaugural with one purpose. >> our job is to make sure that people can come here to their nation's capital, be able to express their views in a safe, law-abiding way. >> on thursday bike lane barriers and traffic lights will be removed from pennsylvania avenue for the parade along with trash cans that could be misused. >>> dr. martin luther king jr.'s son said he had a very constructive meeting with president-elect tr

. >> darcy spencer at dulles international airport. you. >>> the at large chairman of prince william's county board of supervisors is backing the presidential order cory stewart served on donald trump's campaign team until october. now the republican is running for governor. tonight he was critical of virginia politicians that he says are using the order to divide the state. >> there's no bigotry here. there's no racism. what's going on is we're trying to work out a system -- the trump administration is trying to work out a system where we can make sure that when we do -- when people do immigrate to the united states or come here as refugees, that we can be assured that they don't have any ill will toward the country, that they're not coming here for terrorist reasons or criminal reasons. >> white house chief of staff reince priebus defended trump's actions on "meet the press" this morning and he explained to the future. >> as far as green card holders moving 235rd, it doesn't affect them. here's the deal. if you're coming in and out o

. >> reporter: darcy spencer, news 4. >>> friends and family have set up a go fund me page. we have a link to it on our nbc washington app. search hoverboard. >>> it's now the largest bus transfer center in our region, but it's still going to be a couple of weeks before you'll be able to buy a smart trip card at the new tacoma langley crossroads. that center officially opened december 22nd. one passenger contacted us when he said he went to get a card for the bus but was told to go to a convenience store. that passenger had to go a mile away to find one in >> it should not fall on to you when you're to serve the public. i was told i could buy a card and commute. i couldn't do that. >> maryland transit officials say they're not sure why the cards weren't there when it opened. you can add value to an existing smart trip card or use cash. >>> we had a great time getting to meet so many of you at the nbc 4 health and fitness expo over the weekend. we were working for you, sharing new ways to work out as well as healthy cooking tips and resources on mental health as part of our c

news 4's darcy spencer is live at dulles with a look at the situation there. >> reporter: definitely some bad timing there, we're told that that outage lasted for four hours. all systems are back on line now but i talked to passengers tonight. there were major delays. george sanker is waiting for exchange students to china at dulles international airport. it was two hours and counting just to get through customs. >> we have a couple of students coming out hopefully soon and they have been there a couple of hours trying to get through the system and it has been really jammed up. >> reporter: u.s. border patrol and customs confirmed there were outages at various airports, some travellers trying to get into the country were being processed by hand. >> there was a computer glitch, they said some of the computers were down. >> reporter: what do you think about it? >> it's frustrating, but security after all. >> reporter: at miami international airport more than 30 flights were cancelled. and a couple of passengers passed out while waiting. and there are delays from atlanta. many customers

darcy spencer is live in greenbelt right now. >> reporter: this is a cvs here on greenbelt road. they were robbed at gunpoint earlier this week. like you said, that gunman came back and robbed it again early hurt. this surveillance video shows a man police say could be a serial armed robber, responsible for more than a dozen maryland counties in the last month. >> he doesn't seem to care who may be in the store, who may not be in the store. typically, our concern is that the level of violence will escalate. >> reporter: there are 17 possible crimes all together. the first known case was on christmas eve. he allegedly robbed a 7-eleven in greenbelt. he robbed a cvs and then struck the same one again this morning. >> i can't recall so many robberies taking place in such a short period of time. we're >> somebody's we need more security. >> reporter: police say the robber hit three times in montgomery county yesterday, a . >> i really need something, i try to go with like my roommate or somebody. >> reporter: police say they have three cases. howard county has four. prince george's c

let's get to darcy spencer. >> reporter: this is a difficult story for everyone involved, from the fire investigators to of course the family, to neighbors, and even those of us here covering this with the loss of six children. this is the house here. you can see the charred out debris left behind. investigators spent the entire day today with that very difficult process of locating the six children who died inside that home. now their focus, finding the cause of the fire. they are looking at the possibility of a space heater being involved.

let's get to darcy spencer. >> reporter: this is a difficult story for everyone involved, from the fire investigators to of course the family, to neighbors, and even those of us here covering this with the loss of six children. this is the house here. you can see the charred out debris left behind. investigators spent the entire day today with that very difficult process of locating the six children who died inside that home. now their focus, finding the cause of the fire. they are looking at the possibility of a space heater being involved. one neighbor who tried to help. >> i heard the kids crying. my daughter heard them. they said, help, help! you know, couldn't save them. couldn't save them. >> reporter: robert spencer lives across the street from where six children died in an early morning fire. he wanted to help, but the flames, the smoke, the heat were too intense. >> i'm not nothing because i didn't save nobody. i felt helpless. >> reporter: the children who died range in age from 9 months to 11 years old. three of their siblings and mom survived. >> to know they were woke and t

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. >> darcy spencer, thank you for that report.reciate it. >>> we also have steve patterson at another large airport, lax. he's been there for a good part of the afternoon. what are you seeing and do you know anything of that same question, whether there are people detained at this hour inside the airport? >> ari, we're about six hours into this thing, and you can still hear the crowd roaring. it has not changed, really, for the last few hours. estimates now put this crowd at about 7,000 people in just maybe an area of about three terminals. it got so bad at some point they had to shut down access to a few of the terminals on the lower level. a police line has formed to try to keep everybody in line. but as you see, people continue to chant, continue to cheer, continue to ask for justice, continue to demand for those detainees to be released. again, the same thing here. we really don't know how many of them are there, what their status is and kind of where they've been moved to. so, again, a lot of confusion here from friends, from