judy solomon was shot in the head while driving near fairfax avenue less than a mile from her home. this was the 56th homicide the year prompting the fairfax neighborhood to demand an end to violence. the oakland police will reveal more of the investigation leading to the arrest this afternoon. we will have the latest at 4:00. >>> police are releasing new details in the shooting death of a young woman in east oakland identified as melisa martinez outside her home at 9:30 last night. officers found her half an hour later a few blocks away in her car. she died at the hospital. police are offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. >>> most residents burned out of their apartments overnight near san jose state are now back in their units but not everyone. one is seriously burned after barely making it out alive. matt? you have details on the escape? >>> he had to run through the flames. the fire department arrived and they are back here checking out the building and collectd equipment. most the students are let back in the apartment and you can see the fire damage a

was in a coma in the fairfax hospital. his 21-year-old daughter was able to come over and be with him but the hospital convinced the virginia state court, rather than april-pointing her as his guardian to a point a lawyer who the hospital has chosen to be the guardian under the plea text -- pretext she wouldn't be sophies tick indicated in the ways of u.s. law. never mind she would most likely have the interests of her father at heart. this guy -- this lawyer decided it was in this man's best interests to -- even though he was on life support and feeding tubes to have a plane chart erred for him to put him on the plane with all this machinery, and fly him back to nepal. and the one caveat being that his daughter had ahold of his passport and refused to give it up. but they under no sense were they eager to try to go to a court. they wanted her to turn over the passport to the hospital and for them to just put him on this plane and off heed go. we were luckily able to resolve that readily because i think fairfax's general c

fa fairfax, two and two quarters there as well. danville just over two inches. and now from moraga, santa rosa, and saratoga, close to two inches. it really dumped a lot of rain on us. and it was very active. right now we don't have any activity on the radar. that's good news, and it's going to be a dry day across the entire bay area. we're not going to move a lot on the thermostat. only low 60s for our inland valleys, so make sure you have an extra layer, a jacket or something for whatever you're do outside today. we're done with the rain for today, and here comes the next storm system. it's not huge, but you will notice that cloud cover will increase. friday showers push back into the picture and we will see 70s and 80s. let's take you to what we're looking at. clouds streaming in tomorrow. and expect a little drizzle to start the day through friday morning. rain totals don't look that impressive. more of a nonevent. they are trace amounts down from the south bay to a tenth to a quarter of an inch. don't think we will see severe weather with this thing. of cou

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i am longstanding relationship with the pd office with fairfax county, alexandria county and arlingtonounty and i do my best with that because the community is important to me but there's a limit to how much you can get. in maryland they have people who know so much more inside their office and the district of columbia and have the funding for it which i think it's remarkable. >> it is not just in the criminal defense context. we reach out from attorneys but i do a lot of family law work and get hired as an expert attorney in family law cases where there are immigration components. i will be asked to advisor on a premarital agreement for example or to help somebody figure out whether child support is going to be an issue or how child custody is affected by international property rights, attorneys general lee who look at their clients as people who they want to help and want to surf on a holistic sense will be more likely to reach out for immigration assistance. i think attorneys to look at their job as being very discreet and limited and just in the context of the law in which they pra

i have a long-standing relationship with the pd office with fairfax county, and to do my best because they do need is important to me but there's a limit to how much you can give. i do know that in maryland in the -- that people who know so much more about immigration and also the district of columbia. they have the funding for it which i think is remarkable. >> it's not just in the criminal defense context that we can't, reach out from attorneys by do on family law work and i get hired as an expert attorneys also in family law cases that are immigration components. i be asked to advise on a premarital agreement, for example, would've a significant whether whether child support is going to be an issue, how child custody is affected by international property rights. i think attorneys generally look at their clients has people who want to help everyone to serve on a holistic sense will be more likely to reach out for immigration assistance. i think attorneys who look at the job as being very discreet and very limited and just in the context of the law in which they practice, those attor

in fairfax county, 10,000 homes have gone from affordable used to mark a great housing. i live in howard county. and a county council meeting, they were talking about new development where it cost $2000 for anybody to live in a one-bedroom apartment. my question is, how can we be resourceful to increase that affordable housing stock for veterans? the hud program is a wonderful program. it is not enough. what might you provide us a far as guidance on incentives for developers? what are things that you have heard are working? as a developer, we're here to do that and provide housing assistance to veterans. what is the formula that might work? >> i might take that. it depends where you are in the country. living in this area is a high cost area. us,is a huge partner for not only an adjusted, but in other communities. augusta, but in other communities. solely,ust rely on them it is unaffordable. if you role in the qualifying security, butcial if you role in unemployment, even if partial employment -- one of the meanings -- things that we run into when you start to combine re

fairfax, nearly inch. santa rosa, close torching. one third of an inch for berkeley and .25 for livermore and los altos. the low pressure area causing this rainfall has not even moved over head yet. we have more stormy weather to go this evening. we'll talk about what happens next and take a look at the radar in about so minutes. >> we will see you then. thanks, paul. as he said, everybody getting a taste of the rainfall. kpix 5's mark sayer it is starting to come down. mark. >> reporter: on the west side of the santa cruz mown theys. the area that traditionally takes the brunt of the storms. we saw almost nothing here until about 4:00. only the last 15 minutes has it really began to come down. we did catch up with one man who was up in the bold creek area. he says the rain a couple hours ago did not disappoint. >> i was expectening note as much rain as we go. i was up in bolder creek about two hours ago and it poured, hard, and hailed. so i was a little surprised at that. kind of came out of no where. >> now, so far the only reports

here is what head's up football brought to fairfax county public schools and what we brought to headsp football. >> it is awesome opportunity for coaches parents, officials for everybody to get on the same page to help kids. >> if you're an administrator at a high school you're being ask the question, how are you making our program safeer? what are you doing for my kid? we can answer that now. ♪ >> thank you. now, briana scurry, a appreciate you being here. and you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you very much. yes my name is briana scurry and i'm 42 years old. i served as a starting goal keep forethe united states women's national soccer team from the years 1994 to 2008. during that time, i helped lead the team in winning two olympic gold medals in 1996 atlanta games and 2004 athens and played 173 international games over 15 years for the united states. which is a record among female goalkeepers. in the summer of 1999 my 20 amazing teammates and i captured the hearts of america by beating china a penalty kick shootout live in front of 90,000 screaming fans at the rose bowl

professional dog walker was shot and killed as she drove her subaru up the hill next to a cemetery on fairfax last july. after she was shot, her car rolled backward down the hill, stopped, ran into a parked car. she was pronounced dead at the scene. today oakland police are set to announce the arrest of two men in the case and some of the neighborhood has been asking why. apparently, the police say this all stems from a robbery and an argument that she got into with these men. at the crime scene, police found beer bottles in the area and it's unclear if that led them to the suspect. some neighbors i spoke with at the time, say young people partying in their cars is a nuisance in the area and wandered if it could be connected to the killing. as tori mentioned, there are going to be more details released at a noon news -- or 12:30 news conference in oakland. the district attorney is already announced -- has already announced that he or she may pursue special circumstances in this case because the two men arrested with felons. live in oakland, sal castanedo, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> one man was

he was and a coma in a nova fairfax hospital.21-year-old daughter was able to come over to be with him but the hospital convinced the virginia state court rather than appointing her is his guardian to appoint a lawyer for the hospital had chosen to be the guardian under the pretext that she would be sophisticated in the ways of u.s. law to provide that she would have the interest of her father of hard. this lawyer decided it was in this man's best interest even though he was on life-support on feeding tubes to have a plane chartered to put them on this plane with this machinery and fly them back to nepal. the one caveat that his daughter had a hold of his passport and refuse to give up. under no sense where they even to try to go to a court. they wanted to turn the passport over to the hospital and to put them on this plane and off he would go. we were luckily able to resolve that readily because the nova fairfax general counsel is probably smarter than other hospitals when they forwarded some of the instances such as the florida

fairfax 2.25" of rain. santa rosa 2" of rainfall. orinda nearly 3. and napa more than 2" of rainfall. much-needed rain falling throughout the bay area today. now where do we go tonight? clear skies and not warm of a day, some of you will wake up in the 30s. san jose 39, napa 39, fairfield 38, livermore 40, even san francisco dropping below 50 degrees tonight. low pressure on its way out. it was sitting right over top of the bay area yesterday. that's why it was so stormy so wet with small hail and lightning. now it's diving down to las vegas, los angeles, san diego and phoenix getting a rare april storm. but it's gone, out of here and moving away and what's moving in is an area of high pressure that's going to hang out for about one more day. we've dry through tomorrow night. but then that high gets pushed down to the south a little bit. here comes the next storm but unlike the one that moved right over top of us this one will pass by well to the north. it will be a glancing blow a little rainfall on friday, no thunderstorms, hail or gusty winds, jus

i have a long-standing relationship with the pd office with fairfax county alexander county and it is important to me. there is no limit to how much you can get. i do know in maryland they have so much more about immigration inside their office and also in colombia. they have the funding for it which i think is remarkable. we reach out from attorneys. i do a lot of family law work and i get immigration components. i will be at asked to advise of the premarital agreement for example or help someone figure out if child custody is affected international property light -- rights. it tourneys generally who look at their clients as people who they want to help and they want to serve on a holistic sense would be more likely to reach out for immigration assistance. i think attorneys who look at their job is being very discreet and limited and just in the context of the lawn which they practice those attorneys are going to ask anybody anything that relates to their cases for tax issues, bankruptcy issues or any other area because they see they are doing a discreet service. they think about the

reported in fairfax, petaluma and also st. helena. going to the giants game tonight? can't rule out a stray shower or two as they host the indians. there's a lot of rain in the east bay including walnut creek, ryan takeo live with a look ought site at what's going on there. >> the sun coming through the clouds now it's bright as day sty raining off and on. nce video from earlier here, downtown walnut creek, it's a reminder of how little rain we have received. alameda and contra costa counties are now classified as exceptional drought areas. that's the highest level. so people are glad it rained today. >> we did have a huge block of rain in january and february. so i realize even though it's raining it's a drought. >> it is good that it's raining. it should rain a lot more. people shouldn't be so excited about the warm hot sunny weather. we need a lot of rain. >> reporter: the drought is widespread. 96% of the state that is under a severe or worse drought classification. paul we'll send it backed. >> ryan takeo live in walnut creek where it poured earlier it's not pour

fairfax county has more than a million population. actually hundreds of square miles. it's a question, it seemed to me , in terms of the responsiveness of a capitol police. unknown going to get the same answer i was getting back in 1994 actually, which is, what, 20 years ago? there was a study. make a calculation. twenty years to found the problem is he could study and all the time. i know now we've had a sequester and we've had more dark clothes. we have a greater concern about -- i don't see the kind of initiative to settle these issues that it seems to me are important issues with our constituents are coming in and they're waiting as long as they are. i grant a lot of them are lobbyists. let them freeze out there i suppose. there on the clock. there are billable hours. it just doesn't seem to be a good use of resources. it's a good way that the first impressions made of the people that are coming to visit us in our office. >> i appreciate and understand your frustration. since i've been here we are not just been studying. we reallocate people one time during a large

runs along sir francis drake boulevard and takes commuters to the ferry in the morning and back to fairfax the meeting starts at 9:30 at the toll plaza. >> first, there were wedding invitations and then save the date cards and now, something that tops them all. >> the save the date video for two san francisco attorneys. the video announces a wedding and is more a hollywood trailer than youtube video and very slickly produced. it is viral because of their website. the wedding is beautifully shot and which yous everything from an insane engagement ring and dress to steamy nightclub scene and a helicopter. so far, this word on where or when the big event will take place but if it matches up to this, guests will be in for quite a show and anyone not officially a guest will want to crash. >> not that we endorse that. just saying...now a check on the weather. >> here is the game forecast with the diamondbacks at at&t park, it will be 62. increasing shoulds. decreasing temperature. 57 by the end of the game. if you travel away the state it is quiet and 61 in monterey, high clouds and sunshine, an

take a look at fairfax over two inches in just three days. some spots in all of 2013 couldn't get over two inches if they tried. this is certainly a reversal of fortunes, not getting us out of the drought but great news. take you outside of the sky camera network, cool, crisp, plenty of sunshine but get ready. a lot of blue sky throughout the peninsula and east bay even into san francisco. the biggest change you'll see throughout tomorrow's forecast, cloud cover will increase. partly sunny to mostly cloudy across the bay area. that's the biggest change as temperatures will stay primarily in the 60s for most of the bay area. the next possibility of rainfall will line up offshore through 10:00 p.m. thursday, not a big storm but through 7:00 a.m. on friday a few scattered showers moving back into the forecast. then as we look ahead, i want to finish up with a major warmup in the forecast. check this out, saturday, sunday, monday, temperatures eventually going to the mid 80s by monday including san jose. we'll also see temperatures warming up for

fairfax orinda and napa this was great. matter of fact, san francisco now officially has nearly had twice as much rainfall so far this year than all of last year and our drought report card the grades are going up. snowpack in the central sierra 39%. that's up 7%. reservoir levels are up 2% over the past week and our rainfall as a percentage of normal is up 12% to 55%. here's the deal. we are not out of the drought. the drought is something you'll keep hearing us talk about for the months or years but we are so much better right now than we were just two months ago when we couldn't buy a drop of rain even if we had all the money in the world. oakland tonight 47 degrees, san rafael 42, santa rosa 39, 30s in napa. down near 40 degrees if not colder tonight, i'm not expecting a freeze but it will be chilly as the kids head off to school and you head to work tomorrow. low pressure is now moving out. this was feeding in the unstable air. now it's moving to southern california, nevada and arizona. it's not an issue for us. it's m

but no one was laughing after a case of road rage spilled into this parking lot at a best buy in fairfaxwo men turned this parking space into a boxing ring. two days later, a 58-year-old sunday school teacher named librado cena comes in for questioning. >> i thought i was being attacked so i defended myself. >> reporter: but cena is about to learn that brief, violent encounter with 63-year-old william o'brien will change both of their lives forever. >> do you know where he is right now? >> no! >> do you want me to tell you where he is? >> sure. >> he's in the hospital, and he died. >> from me hitting him? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: a medical examiner would rule o'brien's death a homicide. the charges were later reduced after a public outcry. still, just last month, cena was convicted of the lesser crime, misdemeanor assault and battery. >> i'm going to jail for a long time for something that i felt was self-defense. >> reporter: when we come back, we unleash our hidden cameras on a busy mall parking lot. watch sparks fly when we push drivers to their boiling point. who keeps their cool? >

. >> reporter: that's one of the reasons her fairfax neighbors were so shocked.ine months after the murder they may finally know how it happened. police say judy saw something illegal going on so she took out her cell phone and started recording. then she followed the men here to fern street. when they noticed judy was on to them, police say mario floyd and stephon lee stopped, shot and killed the 66-year-old. >> i would say that she was a brave lady. i think she was a brave lady. uhm, i just think that she should have maybe called 911 in this situation. >> it's really sad that it, uhm, wound up costing her, her life. that's just so horrible. >> reporter: if you look for silver linings, judy's friend joel says here's one. ever since her death, neighbors have been paying a private security guard one of judy's goals. she tried protecting the neighborhood in her life's final moments. now her neighborhood has extra protection and less crime. it's her legacy here. in oakland, ryan takeo, kpix 5. >>> a breaking story we first told you about at 5:00, updating it, we now

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subcommittee held a hearing with a number of expert witnesses including a trafficking survivor, a fairfax county police officer was working on this, and this has really hit northern virginia and is hitting many areas. the national center for missing and exploited children, which i know you have great respect for, and senator mccain, who helped elevate the issue in the media, all of our witnesses highlighted just how important it is for the government to confront the internet facilitation of sex trafficking. they were truly committed to ending this modern day slavery. just two weeks ago, we've received the report on the issue which i've urged you to provide for years and ultimately directed in the 2013 omnibus. to the department's credit, the report provided some good information about what statutory and regulatory changes need to be made to go after websites that facilitate sex trafficking. i remain disappointed on how long it has taken to elevate this issue and give it the attention you deserve and it deserves. you have the unique ability to really, mr. attorney general, really make an i

you have made a significant difference not just in fairfax county and in the united states, but around the globe in carving out hard work and effective efforts on trafficking issues, religious freedom and human rights, and i think your constituents and the country are proud of those earths, so we all -- of those efforts, so we all thank you for that hard work. i would ask, mr. chairman, that my formal statement be entered into the record, and i will just make some inform formal statements -- informal statements and comments. first of all, about my colleagues, comments, and then maybe a comment or two about mr. comey's very good presentation and then talk for a minute or two with about what makes commissions successful of. successful. as you've seen from the front page of "the new york times" this morning, our intelligence community is talking about their concern that the, treatmentists are carving out new territory in syria and potentially learning skills and trade craft and training there and coming back to the united states. this is oxygen for al-qaeda. safe havens and possession of

he wasn't from fairfax county or arlington. he wasn't in loudoun, norfolk, richmond.e was from marion, virginia. marion is in another world probably. it is southwest virginia. her father who was the congressman was the last congressman -- i would suggest that it took heroic votes to make a difference in this country. he paid for it. pat jennings was his name. [applause] >> in addition to the problem of patients being denied care in the first place, what do you have to say about hospitals dragging patients with a serious mental illness when they still need care? >> that -- that is a big issue. my son was hospitalized twice and both times -- when he was first hospitalized, i visited him and he was under the 48 hour order. he said this is where he needed to be and i realize it now. about six weeks later, we were back in the same situation. he was released within the 48 hours and we had a problem. we took -- by the time we went to the next hospital. he was one of the smartest people i met and he could figure things out. there was no psychiatrist or psychologist he couldn'

he wasn't from fairfax county or arlington. oun,asn't allowed in -- loud norfolk, richmond. he was from merriam virginia -- marion, virginia. marion is in another world probably. it is southwest virginia. who was the congressman was the last congressman -- i would suggest that it took heroic votes to make a difference in this country. he paid for it. pat jennings was his name. [applause] >> in addition to the problem of patients being denied care in the first place, what you have to say about hospitals dragging patients with a serious mental illness when they still need care? that -- that is a big issue. my son was hospitalized twice and both times -- when he was first hospitalized, i visited him and he was under the 48 hour order. he said this is where he needed to be in i realize it now. about six weeks later, we were back in the same situation. he was released within the 48 hours and we had a problem. we took -- by the time we went to the next hospital. he was one of the smartest people i met him he could figure things out. there was no psychiatrist or psychologist he cou

we held a hearing with a trafficking survivor, a fairfax county police officer who is working on this. this hit northern virginia and is hitting most areas of the country. the national center for missing and exploited children, and sydney mccain who helped elevate the issue in the media, all of the witnesses highlighted just how important it is for the government to confront the internet facilitation of sex trafficking if we are committed to ending this modern day slavery. we received your report i have urged how to write for years. the report provided good information about what statutoryy and reg lor tory changes need to be made to go after the webites. however, i regret how long it has taken to give it the attention it needs. you have the ability to make an impact for the people trapped in this and i think you can feel good about it by moving on it. think of how many young girls and women, each someone's daughter, mother or sister, who have been victims of trafficking over the last fives years as the department hesitated to take voter action. today, i hope we can discuss the steps

for example, in fairfax county 10,000 homes have gone from affordable use to now market rate house anythinghe last five years. i live in howard county, maryland. the other day i was in a county council meeting, and they were talking about new development where it costs $2,000 for anybody to live in a one-bedroom apartment. so my question to the panel is how in the community can we be resourceful to increase that affordable housing stock for veterans so it's affordable? there's a wonderful program, the ssvf program's a terrific program, but it's not enough. so what might you provide us as far as guidance on incentives for developers? what are some things that are working, you've heard about working in parts of the cup? as a housing developer, we're here to do that, to provide housing assistance to the veterans. it's just what's the formula that might work? >> if i can take that, so not even take it, but just sort of -- it depends where you are in the country. i think, you know, obviously, living in this area is a high cost area. ssvf is a huge partner for us not only in the augusta area, but

but fairfax county is one of the top 10. you had counties in maryland.hink there's seven out of the top 10. 31% of the people in falls church, according to the census bureau, actually work for the government. that doesn't count people who are working for government contractors. i think -- you know, the data doesn't present all this. they have 31% who work for the government but in falls church virginia, the wealthiest place, you have people who work for government, people who work for contractors for government, and then people who make their living off of doing the normal things you do in a community to serve those people. literally, the wealthiest place in america is created that way by government. host: alabama? goim aaccording to the census bureau, it's the poorest county in the united states wilcox county. they have one remarkable thing in common, and i think it's telling, which is that they're both disproportionately dependent on government. wilcox county, if early correctly, is about 25% of the people in wilcox county who work for the government.

smitty connolly from fairfax, virginia. leanne johnson from ohio. there's a range of spouses going back to their community because they're unique -- they need get a keepers. it's all about -- gate keepers. it's all about starting a conversation. it's a big part of people reaching out. host: and we want to bring our viewers into that conversation as we talk with mary jo gibson and john madigan. republicans can call in this morning in this segment, republicans and democrats and independents. if you're outside the u.s., it's 202-585-3883. we have the number for the national suicide prevention hotline that we'll show throughout this segment. a question for you, john, on the hotline from twitter. one of our -- somebody tweets in suicide prevention hotline doesn't work. >> it does. it does. they have hundreds of thousands of phone calls a year. it's coordinated out of new york city. the samsa provides the funding for it but it's supported by hundreds of smaller suicide prevention hotline locally. in some states, john, they're now going to texting. it's pr

temperature at 42 this prince gege 40 in fairfax county and across northern virginia. manassas and stanto virginia, right at freezing. high clouds are beginning to drift over us now. and it's a chilly morning, so you need a light jacket. temperature is by 8:00 a.m. we'll be near 40 degrees for the morning and then close to 50 by the afternoon. the next weaer and traffic on the 1s at 6:11. >>> the campaigning is over. election day is here in the district. polls open in less than an hour in the democratic primary. news4's melissa mollet is live in northeast washington with more on whatou can expect at the polls. melissa? >> reporte aaron, those polls are up and at it. they close at 8:00 testimony tonit that we have a little bit of action now. some of the workers at lasallee. take a look at this video of them rolling screens out for the democratic primary. right now mayor vincent gray and councilman bowse are neck and neck. we are talking about 28 person of the likelihood to his campaign. we have trained over 16,000 poll workers. we have two working and three at the large