iverson fue violada antes de recibir un disparo en la cabeza. pero 20 aÑos despus, investigadores dicen que una prueba de adn, tomada al momento de la autopsia, les ayudo a resolver el caso.. arthur lee sewall, un ex oficial del departamento de la polica metropolitana, ha sido arrestado en conexin con el caso. sot/ luis rojas/ residente del valle tiene que haber justicia para todos ya sea para los oficiales o cualquier persona porque eso no esta bien. sewall renunci al departamento de polica en marzo de 1997 luego de ser convicto de usar su posicin para obligar a prostitutas a tener relaciones sexuales con l. ... en la investigacin de este caso sewall fue obligado a proveer su adn... prueba que lo vinculara con el homicidio de nadia iverson -- 20 aÑos despus. sot/ virginia hend/ residente del valle dejaron pasar demasiado y tiempo y a estas alturas. mas de 20 años la persona afectada todo el trauma que ha vivido. sot/ ken hefner/ investigador "este adn se recolectó adecuadamente en condiciones ideales y se mantuvo así. su adn es tan bueno como s

police say a woman was hit and killed while walking near iverson street in temple hills. the driver did stay on scene. this is just four blocks from where a man died after his car collided with another vehicle on wednesday. charges this morning against a high school student accused of attacking two classmates. police say 19-year-old edwin aguilar martinez pulled a knife during a fight yesterday. it happened just after the morning bell - at central high school in capitol heights.. two students were hurt. martinez turned himself in... and is now facing attemped murder, assault, and weapons charges. happening today. a hearing in a lawsuit against massage envy. a d-c woman says a massage therapist there sexually assaulted her. tara woodley says it happened last september at the tenleytown location. the massage therapist -- 24-year-old habtamu gebreslassie pled guilty last month. three other women say he happening right now - a desperate search in california. crews racing against time to find more than 40 people still missing after those deadly mudslides. at least seventeen pe

an suv struck a pedestrian near iverson street around 6:00 last night.police say the driver of the suv remained on the scene. >>> we now know the name of the man killed on wednesday night on branch avenue just a couple of blocks away. shawn sims died at the hospital after his car collided with another vehicle near st. barnabas road. the woman behind the wheel of thet-x second car was also critically injured. >>> the deadly smoke incident at l'enfant plaza was exactly three years ago today. carol glover was killed and many sickened when a train stopped in the tunnel by the station. the victim's family filed a $50 million lawsuit. the next hearing for that case is scheduled for march. if there is a trial, it could begin late next year. >>> it's 6:06. new this morning, we're getting our first look at the suspect in a double stabbing at strat high school in prorjts county. edwin charged with two counts of attempted murder. it stems from an argument between the suspects and victims over a female student. the victims are both in stable condition at the hospita

graduating la salle and butler was 38 years old and a tragedy and former players including allen iverson sending their condolesances. >>> lots to talk about from accuweather cecily tynan. >> we start february with active warren on the way. i want to share this video not from philadelphia but from the st. paul winter carnival and this is a 70 foot tall ice castle there. no threat of that melting. the highs in minneapolis area single digits and the teens. right through the weekend some very cold air moving in there here there is warmer air moving in and a little bit of cloud cover and claire posted the photo on my facebook page of the sun setting in medford and the sunsetting at 5:19. usually do the weekend preview on thursday, but it's a big weekend so can't wait. saturday the cool side sunny and 33 degrees and then i'm tracking what looks to be a sizable storm on super bowl sunday. right now the latest information shows some snow moving in in the half noon and could get a change over to rain, heavy rain by sunday evening, the high 41 degrees and looks like a pretty messy system on super

---"nadia iverson" fue violada y asesinada de un tiro en la cabeza y su cuerpo fue hallado en un complejo de agentes fronterizos estadounidenses destruyendo garrafas de agua que pueden salvar la vida de inmigrantes perdidos en el desierto... ---estos hechos han sido documentados en un informe de organizaciones pro inmigrantes. veamos. 4 ---cuando florentina ve estas imgenes, piensa en su hijo nelson de 13 aÑos.. ---sabe que uno de esos galones de agua pudo haberle salvado la vida cuando cruzaba por el desierto de arizona. florentina lpez / su hijo muri cruzando la frontera "no s lo que tienen en su corazn porque si ellos estn haciendo esto estn matando.." ---la organizacin "no ms muertes" comparti estos videos tomados durante los ltimos 7 aÑo en donde agentes de la patrulla fronteriza en tucson arizona son captados pateando galones de agua y confiscando mantas dejadas en el camino como ayuda humanitaria.. ---desde 2004, la organizacin detect que los suministros eran destruidos. paige corichkleim/ org. no mas muertes "les pusimos unas cmaras ah que solo se activan cuando ah movimiento." --

an suv struck a pedestrian near iverson street about 6:00. the woman died at the hospital. investigators say the driver of the suv that hit her remained on the scene. >>> we now know the name of the man killed last night on branch avenue just a couple of blocks away. police tell us sean sims died at the hospital after his car near st. barnabas road. the woman behind the wheel of that second car was critically injured. >>> new tonight, a local youth leader and the son of a mega church pastor in prince william county sentenced to five months in jail. jason baird convicted of exposing himself to and touching an underaged girl. she told jurors it happened multiple times from 2014 to 2015. we spoke to one of the jury alternates who was excused after two days. he said he agrees with the guilty verdict. >> what did she have to gain? it's like to me, i believe her. >> this is video of jason baird performing in the fall of 2012 on the cw singing show "the next." he even made it to the finfinal. prosecutors say baird misused his position as a church youth leader. >>> prince george's

don't be like me, don't be like allen iverson, be better than us. - [byron] how has your mother influencedou? - my mother is very cool, calm and collected. that's where i get my cool and calmness from. my father is very, very ferocious, and that's where i get my ferocity on the basketball court from. - [byron] you set goals? - i've been setting goals ever since age of six years old. i always set goals. by the grace of god and by the blessing of my parents, i have been able to reach all my goals. - [byron] why is that important, setting goals? - because it's what i was taught. my parents taught me that a long time ago, i had to make an alphabet goal chart. which means, "a, i want a car. b, i want a basketball, "c, i want cool clothes." i had to set goals for myself,

police tell us suv hit a woman working near iverson street. investigators say the suv driver did stay at the scene. >> and now we know the name of the man killed wednesday night on branch avenue just a couple of blocks away. shawn sims died at the hospital after his car collided with another vehicle near saint barn a bus road. the woman was critically injured. >>> now in maryland hospital they were speaking out the they did after the video went viral allegedly a woman walking the street homeless and alone. >>> plus not only the president's comments, we have new details about his former adviser lawyering about in the administration allege he had collusion with russia. >>> >>> i'm melissa mollet with a look at traffic. this weekend every 15 minutes on the green light. again single tracking. every 12 to 15 on the yellow line, service between huntington line. here this weekend, monday martin luther king, we do have a different service plan operating on metro from 5:00 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. parking free. >> thanks, melissa. >> someone saw this young w

but you have classes in suitland and iverson mall and takoma park, maryland. >> upper marlboro and wee dvds. if you want to take it back to the go go and want to know what it is, hit me up. we got you. >> the class continues here. we've got much more coming your way from suitland and the camera is vibrating because the floor of the studio is moving and shaking like these ladies. back to you guys. >> that's how the go, though. you hit a beat in there, you go hard, right? >> looking good, molette. thanks so much. >>>let turn to sheena parveen. 6:18 this morning. ice, fog, what else you got? >> warmer temperatures. >> yes. >> that's the positive to all this. yes, we have the ice around from last night's precip. temperatures were cold enough tore it to create ice. the ride, the temperatures is going to be i welcome thing. wait until you see what happens this afternoon. weather alert out this morning. we have some icy spots. if it looks wet, there's a high chance that there could be ice, especially on the untreated roads. that's what you need to go by this morning. be very careful. dense f

big city mayors quarterbacks, -- don iverson. i appreciate everything you do. >> thank you, mayor, and ambassadors, fellow mayors, panelists, it's a privilege to be with you today and i want to express gratitude on behalf of the canadian delegation to for the warm welcome we received. my six colleagues from across canada who have been able to join you for the u.s. conference of mayors meetings here, it's -- when we sit down like this, we're reminded how much we have in common as leaders of communities. and particular on so many issues that cross borders, whether it's clean air or trade or human rights, we have common agendas, but trade in particular is top of mine for all of us these days, given the negotiations ongoing, and it's not just top of mind for mayors. it's top of mind for our investors, our business communities at home, and people who are concerned about their jobs. with the kind of uncertainty that is around us. which is challenging for business. our region trades $9 billion and we're the furthest canadian city from t

. >> iverson tons of family coming and going -- i've seen tons of family coming and going and i'm sure they're going through a really hard time trying to pull themselves together. >> reporter: the suspect is in the hospital expected to be released in 48 hours and then booked into santa rita jail. live in hayward, maria medina, kpix5. >>> a north bay mall was on lockdown and evacuated this morning. it started with an armed robbery at the village mall in corte madera. according to police, a masked gunman robbed a ups truck in the loading dock of the nordstrom's store. a mall employee was pistol whipped during the robbery and is expected to be okay. the armed suspect escaped in a white van and is still on the loose tonight. >>> recognize these guys? they're accused of holding up a pleasant hill gas station at gunpoint. the two men had their heads and faces covered when they walked into the mobile station on 680 and north main yesterday evening and got away with cash, cigarettes and beef jerky. >>>. no one was hurt. >>> -- no one was hurt. >>> you could call it a sign of the times. >> back

in the nba all-star game, his first time in the game and also the first sixers starter since allen iversonuiet forecast, chilly out there at the onset. but look at the gorgeous shot of the city here, nice breitbart blue sky, and promises to be nothing but sunny warmth he take a look at the temperatures, it is cold, even the modest breeze, still making it feel little colder. more like the teens even in the city. so do you still need to bundle up today. eventually the warming trends gets underway this afternoon, 44 the high today in the 50's as of tomorrow. beautiful day. just clouds overhead for the birds. monday, definitely still cloudy. maybe a shower north, but then on tuesday, we do have steadier rain moving in, meisha. >> all right, katie, thank you we do have accident here on the schuylkill eastbound, at gladwynn, this is involving four vehicles, and the backups pretty substantial. headed out the door give yourself at least extra hour as you come up to where the accident is. about the g on the breaks making almost complete stop. quick peak at 42, 42 freeway northbound at creek road, t

big city mayors quarterbacks, -- don iverson. i appreciate everything you do. >> thank you, mayor, and ambassadors, fellow mayors, panelists, it's a privilege to be with you today and i want to express gratitude on behalf of the canadian delegation to for the warm welcome we received. my six colleagues from across canada who have been able to join you for the u.s. conference of mayors meetings here, it's -- when we sit down like this, we're reminded how much we have in common as leaders of communities. and particular on so many issues that cross borders, whether it's clean air or trade or human rights, we have common agendas, but trade in particular is top of mine for all of us these days, given the negotiations ongoing, and it's not just top of mind for mayors. it's top of mind for our investors, our business communities at home, and people who are concerned about their jobs. with the kind of uncertainty that is around us. which is challenging for business. our region trades $9 billion and we're the furthest canadian city from t

administration president trump has made headlines almost every day of his first year in office through a n non iversont can be called his fame forum of communication. fox news kevin cork is breaking down the president's top tweets of 2017. >> reporter: over 2400 that's number of postings there president trump's twitter since he took office back in january his most popular of the year, this one retweeted almost 370,000 times about cnn. and with that in mind we have fashioned our top five trump tweets of the year. checking in at number five,. >> wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners when somebody disrespects our flag to say get that son of a bitch off the field right now, out, he's fired! he's fired! [ applause ] >> reporter: president's war on the nfl anthem protest boiling over on the stop and online. if nfl fans refusing to to games until players stop disrespect our flag and country you'll see change take place fast. >>> number four, the transgender ban. the president tweeted that the us government will not accept or allow transgender individuals to serve in any capacity in the military. b