denise krepp was told the can doj doesn't keep data on crimes prosecuted in d.c. >> i'm not going to have anymore of my residents become because of your incompetence. and i use the word incompetence because if you don't know how many people you're prosecuting, then you don't know how to measure success. >> krepp believes an increase in violence in her neighborhood can be traced back to criminals going through what she calls a revolving door system. >>> d.c. council plans to vote on its $13 billion budget this afternoon. it is the same one they hope to pass without getting formal approval from congress. city leaders say they should be able to spend local taxpayer dollars without the oversight of the federal government. a bill up for a vote today in the house aims to prevent that. we'll let you know when that happens. >>> d.c. council's chairman wants to radically change mayor bowser's homeless housing plan. phil mendelson will propose a bill today that would put family shelters on public land. bowser has been criticized to her plan to build seven shelters around the district property.

denise krepp was told the doj does not keep data on crimes prosecuted in d.c. >> if anymore of my residents become victims because of your incompetenc incompetence, and i use the word incompetence because about you don't know how man p don't know how to measure success. >> krepp believes increase in violence can be traced back to what she call as revolving door system. >>> d.c. council chairman phil mendelson set to propose legislation that dramatically changes mayor muriel bowser's homeless plan. the bill proposes shelters on public land to save tens of millions of dollars. bowser wants to build accept she will seven shelters on private land. >>> today on capitol hill, lawmakers will move closer to approving funding in the fight against the zika virus. both the senate and the house have proposed bills that would fund research, treatment and prevention. both bills fall short of what the president says is necessary to fight the disease. right now more than $500 million of unspent ebola funds are being used to fight zika. >>> if negotiations go well today, theri nearly 40,000 workers have bee