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we're live downtown, delia goncalves, wusa9. >> thank you, delia. a d.c. has been shut down after a fatal stabbing there. the nightclub called bar code at 17th and l. in northwest was closed following a fatal stabbing. two men were stabbed. one of them, 29-year-old, robinson powell died at the hospital. police have not made an arrest. the bar is going to be closed for four days. >>> an investigation is underway after an mpd officer fatally shot a man who had a bb gun. this happened 2:00 a.m. monday in northeast d.c. the officer who shot the suspect is on administrative leave for at least 72 hours. the victim has not been identified. >>> i'm nikki at the live desk. the third largest city recorded 292 shootings and 51 homicides in january. that's in chicago. that's an increase of more than 75% from last year. in january of 2015, there were 29 murders in the city of chicago. the murder rate is the highest for the month since at least the year 2000. police say gang conflicts drove the quote, unacceptable increase in homicides. the rate increase also comes as c

bruce, back to you. >> delia, quick question. you know ward 7 very well. what are the chances payor bowser gets involved and supports yvette alexander, against vincent gray. what are you hearing out there? >> well, there's talk of possible bad blood between alexander and gray. so supporting alexander was an option. however, she was asked during a conference just the other day, and she kind of hedged with an answer. so the jury is still out as to whether or not she will throw in her support behind the councilmember. >> okay. thank god for that, delia. >>> he already appointed chuck sees as campaign treasurer. >>> donald trump was back in new hampshire thursday, with a packed schedule. after a disappointing second place finish in iowa, he is stepping up his efforts. his campaign is promising that voters will notice the difference. >> we're at the beginning of a very, very important last few days. >> donald trump took a break from the attacks against ted cruz. one day after slamming cruz of social media. accusing him of stealing the iowa caucuses with officia

he' s gonna want the justice that he never got with delia. and don' t think for a second that just because he' s with victoria, he' s not gonna hold you responsible. >> noah: billy -- he forgave you in court. >> adam: yeah, he forgave me, but the court didn' t. unless you can find a burning building to pull some people out of, man, you' re going to prison! do you understand that?! why don' t you think about your mom, okay? hey. think about your mom. she' s doing really well right now. >> noah: stop. stop. stop doing that. don' t bring my mother into this! >> adam: your mother' s already involved, all right? this isn' this affects everyone! this is a grade "a" dangerous situation, my friend. and we need to treat it accordingly! don' t look at me like that. i' m not telling you to go away forever, all right? it' s until i can get you out of the line of fire, keep you safe. so go home, pack your bag, take the ticket, all right? hey, look at me. i' m gonna handle this, okay? all right? okay. good. thank you. [ door closes ] >> luca: what would yo

talk it away, delia goncalves. >> we are live outside of the prince william county courthouse awaitingaignment of alleged cop killer ronald hamilton. he will face a judge on 1st degree and capital murder charges a little bit later this morning. the 42-year-old army staff sergeant accused of killing his wife, 29-year-old crystal hamilton, and then allegedly during a domestic call on saturday afternoon. that police officer, 28-year- old ashley guindon was sworn in on friday. this was her fist call as an active police officer on saturday. she was killed in the line of duty on the very first call. back to you. >> thanks. >>> cbs this morning is next. looking at campaign 2016. captions provided by: caption colorado, llc. 1-800-775-7838. comments@captcolo.com. ♪ ♪ ♪ ba da ba ba ba ♪ ♪ ♪ new fresh step with the power of febreze. odor control worth celebrating. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is monday, february 29th, 2016. wee lcomto "cbs this morning." >>> on its biggest night,is chr rock challenges the hollywood establishment. ctheomedian takes on academy

delia goncalves, wusa 9. >> they're going to get a whole lot of calls, delia, thank you. damaged by a pothole, experts suggest that you file an insurance claim and then contact the city or county to see if you can get reimbursed. i've sort of memorized the route home, where i go, go this way, go that way. don't hit that one. >> like a video game. >> it is. >> you might also want to take a picture of the pothole and where you are just so you have record for your insurance. >>> clouds came in. not a bad end to the week. it is february still. let's start with our 3-degree guarantee. again, just to show you what we kind of go through here. models were all over the place. one model went 39 for the high. one went 49. i favored the colder of the two. i went 43. how did we do? we'll talk about that tonight at 11:00. live look outside. weather cam. it's 40. that's a good sign. dew points on the team. still a pretty dry air mass. winds are turning south/southeast at 14. and gusting to 20. it will be breezy tonight. turn up southwesterly. a lot of clouds through parts was ohio valle

>> counseling, therapy, intense for maybe a couple of years. >> reporter: in glen arden, delia goncalves, wusa 9. >> the school administration and teachers union did not return comment. all teachers and staff are required to report suspicious behavior to child protective services. fairfax county police say a man opened fire overnight at restin hospital center. they say he showed up after shooting himself in the shoulder. he tried to enter through a side entrance. that door was locked, throwing shots through it and shattering the glass. once inside, he opened fire again. but no one was hurt. hospital staff somehow persuaded him they treated him before transporting him to the nova fairfax hospital. >>> merging operations. they say it will be the first city in the country to have a comprehensive animal care organization that covers everything from rescue and adoption services to animal control and veterinary care. >>> a $1 million ticket bought in in prince george's county remains unclime claimed. it was bought at a 7 eleven. the ticket was bought during the record-breaking $1.6 billion pow

in southeast, delia goncalves, wusa 9. >> the 10 schools joined raymond education campus and petworth which took part in the pipilot program. it will cost $5 million to make ths work. to find which schools will extend the year, go to our wusa 9 mobile app. >>> dc schoolvise a lot of room for improvement according to wallethub.com, it found public schools in the cal it'll had the highest drop out rate and lowest math, reading, and s.a.t. scores. overall in the state the district is not a state, it ranks second to last, only ahead of alaska. virginia came in 11th, maryland wasn't far behind at 16. massachusetts is ranked as having the best overall school system. >>> today president obama made the trip up i-95 to do something he hasn't done before as president, he stopped by a mosque and school in baltimore county. the visit prompted the #mosquevisit to be the top trend on twitter and dc. president obama said bias against muslim americans should be tackled head on. >>> the maryland case with world wide interest, the latest on the convicted killer fighting for freedom after featured in th

delia goncalves has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: the glass door at dollar shop, missing, completely broken, busted by the culprits who targeted three stores. they didn't take much, but they left a mess behind. >> they got the call from the alarm company at 3:00 hampshire avenue, broken into but oddly enough, nothing taken, except for a gate raid with your cooler. >> do something with your life. work. do the right thing. instead of doing crazy stuff. >> reporter: two doors left, another smashed door at little caesars. at the end other end of the strip, dunkin' donuts was hit. and there is a sign on the broken glass directing customers to another door. >> i feel like this door is specifically targeted frequently. this has happened i think three times in the last year and a half. >> i guess everybody needs their coffee. >> it could be a coincidence, but an hour earlier, at 2:00 this morning, the dunkin' donut s 11 miles away in potomac was targeted, too. they are still feeling orders. and business owners trying to get back to business as usual. in silver springs, delia gonc

. >> delia don -- delia goncalves has more. >> reporter: that's right. parents say the stakes are high. if we don't pay for high school now, they say, we'll pay for jail later. it's extreme. but an example of just how serious a problem parents consider this move. a move they say that is happening right under their noses. >> actions that i see going on right now, tells me, head, it's a done deal. and that's a crime. >> sharon sims says teachers at the former military academy have been given marching orders to start packing up. >> if you are going to have a vote that has not happened, then why are you doing this? >> reporter: the school board could vote to close forestville high school, at the end of this school year, studying low enrollments with less than 800 students. >> if it does, i really wouldn't be surprised because everyone is talking about it lately. >> reporter: the move is part of the county's master plan to free up the school. but alumni argue the county's boundaries and removal of the top-ranking military academy are the reasons behind the lo

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that's where we find delia gonsalves -- delia goncalves with the latest. >> they have been in this neighborhood 23 years. i just talked to the owner. he's really shaken up. and he said this has never happened before. he tells me, the dad in question used to be a regular at one point. this, however, was his second visit to get his son's hair cut. he tells me that the gunman stood in the doorway and began shooting directly at that dad. >> you take a chance. just taking a chance every time you come out. >> carolyn tinsley bringing her gr shop, staferl stopped in her tracks when she heard the news. a dad and 2-year-old son, getting a hair cut at ren's barber shop two blocks away, were shot. >> makes you not want to come out. it's not good that you have to live like that. >> reporter: police say just before 2:00 p.m., three masked men ran into the barber shop at 8th and l street southeast and opened fire. the owner tells us, the suspect spotted the dad, sitting in this green chair, with his son on his lap and started shooting. 10 people in the shop hit the floor. the dad was hit in the legs. the tod

but, billy, after delia died, you were completely obsessed with vengeance. and it practically tore us apart, and i just... that can' t happen to us again. >> billy: it' s not the same. back then, what i felt was rage. i was filled with grief and... guilt that i couldn' t do more to protect my little girl. i missed her so much that i couldn' t breathe, vick. and finding the driver was the only thing that i could do for her. but this is different. look, in some way, this hit and run actually knocked some sense into me. >> victoria: [ sighs ] >> billy: i realize now what i have to focus on. i' m not gonna send the person flowers and a "thank you" card, t the same as delia. >> victoria: okay. [ sighs ] would you please go easy on yourself? just go home and rest. let the kids climb all over you. gently, though. >> billy: [ chuckles ] >> victoria: and focus on your new job at jabot. in the meantime, i' ll focus on my fun new project. you know, sometimes i think this girl natalie is running the most expensive scheme in the whole world. >> billy: [ clears throat ] o

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>> billy: [ chuckles ] delia. she, uh -- she came to visit me in my dream on valentine's day morning. >> phyllis: her birthday. she gave me the wake-up call i needed. [ chuckles ] let me ask you something. is this getting harder to keep jack in the dark? >> phyllis: yeah. not only jack -- it's summer. using my daughter this way -- it's not right. >> billy: just say the word, and we stop, phyllis. >> phyllis: i just... have to make sure the risk is worth it. this has to work. better? ' cause if we don't, victor's gonna see right through it, and when you bring the king down, you only get one shot, and, like it or not, my daughter is our silver bullet. >> natalie: it's still not operating the way it's supposed to, and i don't know why. >> luca: are you deliberately stalling? >> natalie: because being on victor's hit list is oh so appealing. i've been working on this thing 24-7, but between his unrealistic timetables and now the pressure's a little intense. nobody treated einstein this way. >> luca: einstein didn't wo

we're live in congress heights, delia goncalves, wusa 9. >>> according to d.c. law, the tenants now have a right to form a co-op and purchase their property. and they hope to do that either with the new building or a renovated one. >>> to prince george's county now, where a family got out of their burning home safely. but tonight, they are mourning the death of their dog. firefighters responded to the home in riverdale, around midnight. and they fought flames on the first and second floors am they managed to get out. but again, their dog did not survive. there's about $1,000 in damage to the home. and not clear what caused the fire. >>> to the campaign trail now, where bernie sanders is back on the stump in new hampshire, ahead of next week's primary election. he's hammering a familiar theme in his campaign, a day after his debate with hillary clinton. >> trillions of dollars have flown from the middle class to the top one-tenth of 1%. >> enough is enough. if you've got something to say, say it directly. but you will not find that i ever changed a view or a vote

. >> phillipe :and, joel's aunt and godmother, delia aceves says she hopes the family just got 50-thousand dollars closer to that closure. >> : it has been a very difficult year for the whole family -- anyone that knew him. >> phillipe :on monday, the city council unanimously voted to double the reward money to 50- thousand dollars. part of a vow police made at ceremony honoring joel last december to catch the killer. >> : that person is out there and knows who they are. >> phillipe :the police department says this is the largest reward ever offered by the san leadro police department. and, the ramirez family says they're grateful for that. >> : we know that joel is not gonna be forgotten and that they're gonna do anything that's in their hands to solve this crime and we have faith on them. >> phillipe :joel was murdered in december 2014. shot to death on his own driveway on kenilworth avenue in san leandro, shortly after returning from his girlfriends house. a case police believe was the result of mistaken identity. >> : he was such a great guy. he was, you know, going to school and had d

delia goncalves is where the shooting happened tracking a change to metro crime-fighting. >> reporter: two suspects are behind bars charged with armed robbery. the victim is at home recovering from his injuries. metro hoping to stop these attacks by doubling their police patrols during what they're calling the power hour. metro plans to double up patrols with overlapping with the afternoon shift so more police around school dismissal time. >> it's always a good thing around here. it seems like kids have nothing better to do than hang out and get in trouble. >> that's a terrible thing but it's important. >> people here are much more disruptive in terms of the public space. >> reporter: expect more boots on the ground at high-volume stations. >> metro has no photo of how these kids are being raised. so i don't want blame -- to blame metro at all. >> metro will reassign patrol officers responsible for transporting money prosecute stations. and metro will contract the job out for $1.2 million. >>> hear the bleeped out president has for donald trump. >> a jail cell or a treatment room, a n

live in fort washington delia goncalves wusa9. >>> a fairfax county schoolteacher behind bars this afternoon charged with producing child pornography. investigators found michael sweeney of woodbridge and a 16- year-old girl from alexandria in a parking lot last september. open warrant uncover child pornography on his cell phone. investigators. there could be more victims. if you suspect your child might have come in contact with michael sweeney should contact fairfax county police. >>> the first round of presidential voting produces big surprises and ted cruz peter daut donald trump at the caucuses with 28% of the vote. donald trump finished barely ahead of marco rubio with 24%. cruz one cruz 159 of the states 99 counties and withstood attacks from trump on his canadian birth and undisclosed loans from wall street. >> the voters sent a message they want a consistent conservative. one thing people in washington don't understand is the volcanic frustration the american people have with candidates. >> bernie sanders described the race as a virtual tie but hillary clinton is calling it a victor

. >> reporter: at the supreme court delia goncalves wusa9. >> no funeral plans announced lex and president obama says he will nominate a successor in due time today for the family and friends of a sheriff's deputy killed in the line of duty. the viewing for patrick daly will be held at mountain christian church this afternoon and on tuesday. he was gunned down last wednesday at a panera bread. the gunmen also killed another his funeral will be held wednesday. >>> allyson rae continues to track the winter storm moving through the region and coming up where the storm is now and how it could impact your evening commute>>> and markette sheppard from "great day washington" is here and what is the topic ? >> >>> this week the wusa9 news team takes you in religious institutions to examine how faith affects our day-to-day lives in the washington, d.c. area. here's bruce johnson with a preview of safe in our town. >>, on someone praise god right now. >> if you are a person of faith we will take you to church. it's a nontraditional places of worship in the washington area. it's the idea we meet peop

prospect mountain, good ball movement, delia everhart hits at the other end, julia eifert dishes to a wide open elizabeth brennen underneath. emma hardie uses the glass, hits the bank shot from the block. lakers running the floor, quickly up court to jessalyn brown for the easy bucket. but prospect mountain wins it 57-40. nick lorden of milford is this week' s hometown hero. nick is a senior at bishop guertin high school, where he plays football and competes in the high jump. at 6'3" , 205 pounds, nick was the primary receiving target for the cardinals this past fall. his size and ability earned him a football scholarship to the university of new hampshire. to help his football career, nick took up track. he won the division one indoor high jump title this past weekend, and looks forward to the spring season. >> i started high jumping in eighth-grade because my parents and coaches encouraged me to dissipate in track. so just carried on with that. jason fenway park was : transformed for tonight' s big air competition, a 140 foot ramp installed for the u.s. grand prix tour event. the st

. >> reporter: delia goncalves, wusa 9. >> a school spokesperson says deonte carraway's background check came back clean. the 22-year-old is now being held on a million dollars bond. police say there could be more victims, so they are urging parents to talk to their children. >>> so how will snow today affect tonight's commute? allison is tracking the storm and the first alert forecast next. >> thanks, andrea. pretty wet out here. not so much icy. temperatures are well above freezing. but that could change. overnight tonight. we will get to the details of what to expect for the next 24 hours and of course, that very cold seven-day forecast. coming up. kathleen matthews: too many nights, i lead the 11 o'clock news with stories of gun violence. liand ke many of you my family lived through the beltway sniper crisis. in congress, i'll fight to expand background checks on guns and ammunition ban assault weapons, and mandate gun safety locks because too many kids die from accidental shootings. let's show the nra we're not afraid of them; as democrats as americans as parents. i'm kathleen matth

his aunt and godmother delia aceves says the family still hasn't recovered from that day, especially joel's mother. sot- "she was hoping that it was all a bad dream and she was just, you know, in any day he was gonna walk through the door and say hi mom, but you know, i think she's coming to the conclusion that its not going to happen." >> reporter:but aceves says hope has not run out in solving this case. the ramirez family has since moved out of the home near the crime scene. though, have kept in constant contact with members of the city council and the san leandro police. sot- "joel my promise to you is that we will do everything we can to bring this person to justice." and, in following through with that promise lieutenant robert mcmanus made this past december at a vigil remembering the anniversary of joel's murder. on monday, the city council unamiously voted to increase the reward money in joel's case from 25 to 50-thousand dollars. sot- "we're really hoping that may $25,000 was not enough. maybe 50,000 -- who knows. but we're really hoping and praying that the 50-thousand wil

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. >> delia, thank you, and part of the an about a dozen officers off the desk or light duty and placing them in station for increased visibility. we are told that the overtime for the officers is already in the budget. >>> we just received new video of a metrobus driver hailed as a hero. he came to the aid of a 61-year- old visually impaired woman who was swarmed by a group of teen girl this is -- girls this week. they took her purse and the driver was able to get it back, and three of the girls were arrested. >>> to campaign 2016 and the republican presidential hopefuls are gearing up for their last debate. donald trump is sure to be a target gearing up for the last debate before heading for the polls with super tuesday. nearly 600 grabs. >> as a politician, you are used to counter punches. you say something. they say something. you say something to trump, he knocks you out. >> trump leads with 81, and 135 are eligible for tuesday, and the pressure is for ted cruz to win in his home state if he wants to stay in the race and trump lashing out at former presidential candidate mitt romney

delia goncalves has more on their story. >> reporter: alumni blue are trying to preserve their history. they'll have a meeting to talk about it get their efforts together and bring it to city hall. they say marion berry certainly does deserve a memorial. just not here. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: the mighty blue band is just one badge of honor for alumni. and one reason why they oppose changing the name to honor the late marion berry. >> we want the name to stay blue, along with the history of the students with that name. the mighty blue. >> reporter: but alumni, like sandra segers are facing a sea of supporters who want to change the name to honor the mayor for life. >> i prefer marion berry. because he represented ward 8. >> mayor for this city than anyone else that has ever worked for the city. so in honoring him, if that's the way they're going to honor him, that would be great. >> i love marion berry. >> she ran against marion berry. but said politics had nothing to do with that. >> he was a friend of mine. as a matter of fact, he always told me, keep up there. if i don't run, you mi

enjoy a bacon bomb explosion burger, funnel cake pizza or a peanut butter and yelly bacon committees delia. i'm talking about the final day of the florida state fair. gates open 9:00 this morning, close 9:00 tonight and weather permitting the midway remains open for at least an hour after the gates close. it's shooting day at the fair for a lot of folks. a lot of kids heading out. what kind of weather can they expect? will it hold out? >>> i think it will. we'll have more cloud cover today. the first day of the fair was pouring. it was cold. we are going to be mild but we are going to have more clouds than we had over the weekend and the rain coverage at 20%. you are wanting to be extra safe, maybe a little poncho or umbrella but again isolated showers so i don't think we're going ohave too much problem with the coverage at 20%. put futurecast in motion and see what happens here, southeast wind and then by 2:00, 3:00, these won't be thunderstorms and won't be heavy downpours, just pop-up showers you can see across the area. there you see about 20% coverage so not much. the heaviest rain, a

delia, you think your kids are safe at school. >> reporter: yes, and you pray that the teacher there is have their best interest in mind, however, police say deonte carraway admit to the acts, taking advantage of the schools before he was a volunteer. he was a paid assistant from 2014 to september 2015. >> should be fired, jailed, and how does the director not know he has people doing that in the school? >> reporter: we don't know how deonte was able to get the children to engage in the vile sexual acts at the school during the day. the 22-year-old admitted to victimizing ten children between the ages of 9 and 13, and there could be more. >> detectives believe sex abuse and or child pornography videos were also produced another the teresa banks aquatic center and inside private homes. >> reporter: his background check came back clean, but they think more victims could be out there. parents, please talk to your children. i will tell you how he was finally caught at 6:30. live in glenarden. >> thank you. >>> two trains have crashed headon in germany. >>> and raising the alarm on the zi

delia nathan's, right up the street. we play the cards every tuesday. why di't you mention this before? because it was a lot earlier in the evening. we checked in on her when we got home. benson: who was baby-sitting? glenn. no, he didn't do anything wrong. she was tucked soundly in bed. did glenn ever play rough with the girls? well, he-he... liked to wrestle and he's big for his age and sometimes he didn't know his own strength. we're going to need to speak with glenn. glenn? glenn, honey, please. glenn: just a minut man: ( on video game ): kill the gorgon or the princess shall die. hi, glenn, what are you playing? glenn: come on, come on! one more level. dorothy: glenn, stop. this is serious. they need to talk to you now. elliot... right down to the braid of hair. ( swords clanging in game ) glenn, we found your sword. the one that you left with cassie. stabler: okay, what's a gorgon? it's going to be okay, glenn. can you tell us what happened that night? ( whispering ): i took her to the cave... to help her to save cassie... glenn ( whispering ): ca

of historians discussed the battle of chancellorsville in 1863, considered to be general robert e delia's victory. initially, union general joseph hooker planned to develop the tofederate army, but chose retreat instead, allowing generally to counter attack. it temporarily tipped the balance in the war of the confederacy, despite the fatal shooting of general jackson. the new york historical society hosted the hour-long event. >> good evening. it's great to be back at the new york historical society. it is hard to believe that there actually is a battle this trio has yet to cover in our ongoing series, we have at least one more battle. we thank you for joining us. as you heard, the subject is the battle of chancellorsville. before we get there, we have to cover a little bit of the terrain. it is a neglected battle in an audit self. it has so many links to what -- in and of itself. it has so many links to what came before and what came after that we wanted to do some context. if i can start with you, the battle was preceded by quite a few months of quiet in the winter of 1862, 1863. but th

delia, what is going on? >> reporter: well, bruce, gray wants to get back to the wilson building.nd he told me at wamu, the people of ward 7 want change. we spent a lot of time in ward 7 today, and the folks we spoke to certainly do want change. but not everyone is sure gray is the

a sig alert in solano county near kor delia junction and chp just now issuing another sig alert in sanco. we'll update in a couple of seconds. >>> number seven, there will be protests today against the fbi in its battle with apple trying to unlock an iphone belonging to a san bernardino attacker. apple supporters will be at stores in san francisco, and palo alto starting at 5:30 tonight. >>> san francisco's police chief are calling for officers in all agencies to adopt his department's policy that requires offduty officers to secure their guns in a lock box. >> we don't want to go looking around for people that have guns taken. >> this call comes after a federal i.c.e. agent drove off friday morning in the engel side neighborhood with his loaded handgun on top of his car. i.c.e. says its officers go through 32 hours of training, including reporting requirements. armed officers receive yearly firearms training. >>> high school prom is a rite of passage. sometimes that dress is too expensive. >> project princess to the res sxup each year the nonprofit sxup each year the nonprofit gives a

delia goncalves has more. >> reporter: hart middle school here on mississippi avenue, southeast. chosen because the community asked for it. principals want that extra classroom time. and parents tell us they wanted to know that their children was in a safe place, most of the summer. >> okay. so where's your variable. >> reporter: teachers at charles hart middle east will get more construction time. and kids will get more learning time. that's the pitch behind an extended school year, 20 extra days. so what was the first thing that came to these students' minds? >> oh, my gosh. more. i was a little frustrated when they first told me. >> reporter: it takes a little getting used to. but research shows the 200 instructional hours will help close the achievement gap. most schools are in the most challenged ward of the district. 7 and 8. >> so we're going to go on. >> reporter: 7th grader, sadirra simon and gina miller needed some convincing. but they're on board now. >> are you ready for an extra 20 days? >> yes. i know i struggle in some classes. >> the first thought that came to my

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