james anthony smith was running on the basketball court when shots rang out. died at the hospital result of the shooting. now 25,000 reward for the information leading to an arrest and conviction case. >> a man snuck up on a woman loading the car in shirlington on the 2nd and he sexually assaulted her and ran off. if the man looks familiar they want to hear from you. >> developing now a bus filled with the cruise ship passenger rolling over in mexico. with are hearing americans are among those seriously hurt. >> look at how many they use on me, okay? they sad in there andormented me. alison: a d.c. elected leader accused of lashing out when they arrested him. he is michelle: the rebel group said they were targeting a meeting at a hotel. it did not cause any damage. the rebels toppled the yesmen government in 2015. jonathan: take a look at this, too. show of force ahead of the olympics. drilling in the sub zero temperatures. no specific enemy in mind after securing the games but after hard work a little >> an all out me lay. your shirt is off and you are cold.

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anita smith's 17-year-old son, james anthony smith, was murdered in southeast d.c. monday evening. the new air jordans his mom had given him as an early christmas present were gone. >> so bad. >> it is a shame. over some shoes. >> that's all he wanted was a pair of shoes for christmas. that's all he asked me for. >> if michael jordan and nike had to pay for some of the funerals out here, they wouldn't make the shoes as expensive as they are. it is ridiculous. >> well said. the air jordans debuted on december 9th. we checked online. that shoe is retailing for up to $300 a pair. and the shoes are already sold out. the community center is the location of the murder. robbery may have been the motive of the murder in smith. if you can help, coaster of temperatures heading through christmas day. howard is out on the terrace to take us through this. >> first things first. a chilly night tonight and a cold day tomorrow. we warm up. we may be in the 60s on saturday. christmas day, we're not getting out of the 40s. going out tonight, we're in the upper 30s to 40s in most spots. clinton at 45

. >>> to the district, a horrific crime at the worst possible time. 17-year-old james anthony smith was on thba the frederick douglas community sender when attacked monday night, he was attacked and shot. his new shoes were missing, a brand new pair of air jordans, a gift for his mother. >> an early christmas gift for him. that is all he wanted, all he asked me for. >> reporter: smith was a student at bulieu high school. >>> another story, this starts in knoxville, tennessee, troopers arrested this man, ismael antonio navarro along interstate 81. they say he was a known gang member, wanted for murders in texas and virginia. they took him into custody, towed his vehicle too. there were some clown masks inside it. we are not sure why. we have been checking with virginia police departments about what crimes navarro is wanted for in the common wealth and will keep you posted. >>> we are tracking metro tonight, turns out we are not out of the wood s on track work thst yet. months long plan that includes shutting down some major arteries at busy times of day. transportation reporter pete with

the victim, 17-year-old james anthony smith. the m mother says it was his sneakers. the new red-hot jordan contour shoes that just came out earlier this month. somebody tried to take those shoes? >> somebody tried to take those shoes. >> reporter: and when he wouldn't give them up, they killed him? >> they killed him. >> reporter: what do you think of something like that? >> it's horrifying. it's horrifying. >> reporter: you see, ms. smith bought a pair of the new jordans for james as an early christmas gift. he loved those shoes. he even went with her to pick them out. he's wearing them in this picture. she says he was wearing them last night, last night at this basketball court. and she says someone killed her son to get those shoes. >>> when you heard about what happened to your son, what was it like in your heart? >> i was -- disbelief, i still haven't taken it in yet. i still don't believe it. it's untrue, it's unreal. it's unreal to me. >> because you can't excepted your children outside to play, for one. and we all walk around here with jordans. they can kill

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anthony mason sat down with jay to discuss his life and career. >> one of rap's first solo stars. when a kid from queens, james todd smith found his alter ego. ticket out. >> what did you hear? in hip-hop and rap? >> when you go up in the inner city, you feel like nobody cares about you. >> uh-huh. >> you feel like -- you feel invisible. >> for the first time i heard -- these young, black men, rapping on the record. saying these rhymes. they sounded powerful. they sounded powerful. and, and, in them, sounding powerful. it made me feel powerful. >> his grandfather, bought him a d.j. system. and as a teenager, he started making tapes. >> you were 16 when you sent a tape to def jam. >> sent a tape to rick ruben. in the dormitory at nyu. >> auditions are over today. come back next week. work something out. all right. >> ruben was launching, def jam record still at new york university. >> yeah, 5 university place was the address. >> was that the phone number into? >> yeah, the number. i would call, rick you get the tape yet. rick you get the tape yet. >> no. >> but when ruben finally heard it, he invited the young rapper to record. that's when sm

winner tells anthony mason that his place in this ceremony is proof that dreams don't have deadlines. >> he was one of rap's first solo stars. when a kid from queens named james todd smithat did you hear in hip hop and rap? >> when you grow up in the inner city, you feel like nobody cares about you. you feel like -- you feel invisible. so the first time i heard these young black men rapping on these records, saying these rhymes -- >> they sounded powerful. >> they sounded powerful and in them sounding powerful it made me feel powerful. >> his grandfather bought him a dj system and as a teenager he started making tapes. >> you were 16 when you sent a tape? >> i sent a tape to rick ruben at his dormitory in nyu. >> auditions are over today. next week maybe we can work something out. >> ruben was launching deaf jam records. >> yeah, five university place was the address. >> you remember it. >> yeah. >> was that the phone number too? >> yeah. i would call him. ricky, get the tape yet? nope. >> but when ruben finally heard it he invited the young happener to recor -- rapper to record. and he had to decide on a stage name. i talked to rick and i was like, i'm thinking ladies