karyn's former mother-in-law, jeannette, wanted sole custody of her 3-year-old grandson. >> i think jeannette with rage. i think that the relationship between jeannette and karyn was not good. i think that jeannette felt like the boy was her own, that karyn was a threat to take the boy from her, and she had to eliminate the threat. >> investigators found no forensic evidence inside the slovers' house, but concrete from their used car lot was consistent with concrete found in the garbage bags with karyn's body. investigators wanted more proof and went to unusual lengths to get it. they called in the army to help them remove all the topsoil from the slovers' 5,000-square-foot car lot. during a late winter snowstorm, 60 five-gallon buckets were filled with material. for six painstaking months, teams of investigators sifted through the debris. finally, they found a potential clue, a button that read "authentic paris sports club." the jeans karyn was found in had the exact same buttons. >> i get goosebumps thinking about it right now. because we had worked so long and so hard on this and really ha

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but a remarkable career. >> in 2004, we commissioned a new portrait of jeannette rankin. she was a person who is so important in the history and expansion of rights and representation in congress. so when we commissioned it, we wanted to sort of show -- we wanted to show what it was like to come into congress as the first woman. when women don't even have the right to vote nationally. because it was the 20th century. it's 1916 and 1917 when she is elected and enters congress, there is a lot of newspaper coverage of it. and because she's a woman and something of a novelty, there's a lot of coverage of with what she's wearing. so we know exactly what she was wearing. so the portrait herself shows her in that navy blue dress. we know she was wearing a big hat. and we know exactly what the "washington post" said. so the portrait has her holding the washington poet. one of the things that's most interesting, she is wearing the hat and placed in the portrait just outside the chamber doors. if we were to enter into that space, she would be just about to turn to her right and ent

jeannette reyes is in hyattsville. manhunt continues for a violent sect offender last seen off of annapolis road. junior, a former inmate, was on a home visit also of cooper lane when he got away yesterday. the 40-year-old has a violent past. found court records indicating he served in prison for battery, rape and assault. to be recently found mentally unstable. county and state officials led the search yesterday evening using bloodhounds to help pick up a scent. lacks last seen wearing a track suit with a white stripe down the sleeve, blue jeans and new balance sneakers. he's five foot seven and 170 pounds. tamika is a local mother of three. >> you pray that god watches over them. jeanette: in hyattsville, jeannette reyes, abc 7 kelleye: news. kelleye: in the district, police will be out as the city steps up a fight against the crime rate. sam sweeney is in southeast with details. statistically speaking, this is one of the most violent weekends of the summer and that is why police chief cathy lanier has activated the

jeannette reyes takes a look at what happened. jeanette: it happened around 7:30 along glen road at falls road. one bus hit the other from behind, shattering the windshield and crushing the rear end of the other. montgomery county fire and rescue say the students suffered mild injuries. the first on scene says a latter was brought out to take the students out of the bus one by one through an emergency exit. >> they were in good spirits. they were concerned about being late for school and wondering how their parents were going to get to them. jeanette: reported in montgomery county, jeannette reyes. jummy: thousands of students and montgomery county are back to school for their first day. it is one of the largest school systems in the country. the school system said today it is considering a property tax hike for more funding for the expanding student population. they are planning on asking governor hogan for more funding this year as well. virginia,monwealth of it is the first of school first didn't in manassas city, loudoun, and

reporting in falmouth, jeannette reyes. autria: the morning commute was further's not after a tractor-trailer overturned on the eisenhower connector. road and thehe highway ramps to the roadway. cleanup continues at this hour. after the rough start to the week, what we could use is a break on the roadways. jamie sullivan is on traffic watch. jamie: i can bring you a bit of a break. taking a look at our mapping system, traffic is fairly light. seeing a lot of green. not too much to worry about .raveling in the d.c. area eisenhower avenue near the beltway, that is where we had the overturned earlier. accident that was, now just a d sable vehicle. everything moved to the shoulder. look, show youve near kurdish trail. no delays. traffic is moving at a nice pace. i want to stay in virginia. as we move back to the mapping , this is arlington boulevard. the right lane is blocked. may start to see a backup. that is a look at traffic this afternoon. autria: today, metro's board expected to get a look at a report detailing what cause

jeannette reyes has the big announcement. better wayeyes: what to start of the week them to listen to stevie wonder play his biggest hits. crowds started gathering around 10:00 this morning. this got under way. nate -- mother nature seem to enjoy it as well. not a cloudless sky. they did have to stay hydrated. temperatures would into the upper 80's. this was for a big announcement. his tour,nnouncing songs in the key of life. >> i've never heard him before. -- >> it's a great opportunity to bring the kids to see a legend. here we are. reyes: this is a busy day. he has another contest -- concert tonight in philadelphia. reporting in front of rfk stadium. jumi: how exciting. the other big are the announcement is this will be his last u.s. tour ever. he will perform at the verizon center october 3. if you are a fan, you might want to get a ticket here in another big day in the district to tell you about. icone celebrating the returning to the radio. he got pumped up for his return. surprise guests wished him well on his day back

. >> a source tells our sister station that jeffrey and jeannette mafin's son is a person of interest in the case. unvest gators have been searching kyle mavin's home all night. there are no indications financial issues played a role in the disappearance. >> in new jersey tough conditions for crews fighting two fires in paterson earlier today. embattled in the extreme heat and humidity to put out flames who consumed four homes on one street and another fire who burned through another three houses a block away. everyone did get out safely including a dog rescued by firefighters but plor more than 30 people are displaced. there is no word on the cause of either fire. a 2-year-old girl survived a scare in central park. the toddler in her row boat with an adult when it overturned this afternoon. it happened at about 4:15 near the central park boathouse. the little girl was taken to the hospital for observation but we're told she is fine tonight. >> the next time you are walking through times square with your phone in your hand, you might want to check your settings. it is the most dangero

let's get to jeannette reyes who has more on what is unfolding on social media. >> we have been followingthe reaction since earlier this morning. i can tell you almost immediately after the story broke it started trending on twitter and facebook. a lot of people were sharing the reaction of shock and disgust and outrage at the way these journalists were gunned down earlier's this -- earlier this morning. it is rare that journalists are at a loss of words, but a lot of them this morning and even now are speechless, don't have much to say, are just shock. we do go on twitter and pulled reactions that caught our attention. one of them from robin roberts tweeting -- and then you have another from jenna's house from another station -- the tv news industry is small and we are all family. katie couric tweeted earlier today -- lester holt also tweeted -- mia shared something that was striking, she said -- that is been the sentiment of a lot of people. so unexpected, so shocking. another thing that has surfaced recently, similar to what sam was saying about this video, the shocking video that came

he's a person of interest in the disappearance of his parents, jeffrey and jeannette navin. >> they were last seen august 4th shortly after they lost an appeal in a foreclosure case. family members say there's no indication the debt played a role in the couple's disappearance. >>> the medical examiner is going to determine what killed a man whose body was found floating in prospect park lake. investigators pulled 47-year-old khalid of brooklyn out of that lake near prospect circle and west drive yesterday. >> there were no signs of trauma to his body. he was declared dead at the scene and investigators don't know how he wound up in that lake. >>> a 2-year-old girl is recovering after surviving a scare on the water in central park. police say the toddler was in a row boat with an adult when the boat overturned yesterday afternoon. it happened at 4:15 near the central park boathouse. firefighters pulled the little girl out of the wafter and took her to the hospital. she's doing okay. >>> koochling up on 4:50. a man is accused of phoning in a fake threat to blow up the statue of liberty. 42

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tied at two, base hit up the middle, scooter jeannette trying to score from second. so standing up.ad 3-2. bottom of the eighth. bases juiced. a nice four-hit evening. another run scores for the brewers, they win 4-2. >>> there are several reports that joel embiid will have surgery on his right foot on tuesday. the sixers said it would happen last month. a source told csn philly.com has embiid needs more time to come to terms with missing a second consecutive season. >>> finally arena league action, soul hosting cleveland in playoff action. soul owner ron jaworski in attendance. the gladers are driving, but gain hollis is not anymore, he has the int and takes it to the house. soul win 47-35. they will host jacksonville next week. that's sports, i'm danny pommells from comcast sportsnet. >>> later this afternoon a family from north palm beach, florida will be at the eagles preseason game. get this, they're bringing all 15 kids with them. the family includes 10 girls and 5 boys between the ages of 2 and 20. the parents are expecting baby number 16 this fall. the whole family made the

jeannette knew her well. for her to die -- >> die like this and especially a good person. i could say she would give you the shirt off of her back. >> reporter: for hours upon hours, this neighborhood was on lockdown. they are not used to this sort of thing here. this is the 99th murder in our city this year. >> that's ridiculous. i don't know what they are going to do i don't know what they can do i guess it is just a way to the situation on the world. >> very sad and unfortunate, it is a human life, like yours and mine. >> reporter: the police strategy here is simple. wait and talk, wait and talk and hopefully, in the end, that gunman will walk out and surrender. chris, back to you. >> all right. i think we are all hoping that, pat, thank you. >>> tonight, a former high-ranking federal police officer is facing six years in prison. christoph christopher bartley pleaded guilty to trying to make meth on the job but yes worked is a story, a lab at the highly secured national institute of standards and technology headquarters. news4's scott macfarlane was there when bartly wa

google has at least one jeannette cyst talking to google about genetically modified mosquitoes.hat's been around for a wiechlt you release these modified mosquitoes -- do you know what, what should we talk about -- let's talk about mosquitoes for a little more then i will get to the guy on the goose i promise. so they don't spread malaria, they replace the current population, malaria kills a half a million people a year. >>> this is wyatt scott, let's listen to him as well, he is running for parliament if canada, he has released what may be the most awesome political ad ever. let's take a quick listen. >> i'm here to fight for canada. >> so why is scott running for parliament in canada has released this youtube ad and we think he's awesome. elections are october 19th. i don't know if that's enough time to go become a canadian citizen is, a canadian subject -- canadian subject, but i think it's worth it. >> he looks strange. really? >> i'm going to vote for him. >> what platform is that? >> for a second there, scott, i thought he was actually riding a mosquito. that would have be

jeffrey and jeannette navin went missing on the 4th of august. that was shortly after losing an appeal in a $2 million foreclosure case. there's no indication that their debt played a role in their disappearance. >>> 6:38 now. mayor de blasio is admitting he's backing away from the plan to ban central park carriage horses. when he was running for office, the mayor promised to ban horse-drawn carriages on his first day in office. that that obviously didn't happen. in a radio interview, he said he didn't have the support he needed from city council to enforce the ban. >> what i say, you already have my vote. get the votes in the city council. >> this is a bad idea to begin with. it would be the end of their lives. who is going to take care of the horses. >> animal ak tiss have lobbied aggressively for that carriage ban. they're prepared, though to take the bill to a vote. >>> one movie chain has measures in place because of the theater shootings in recent years. regal cinemas is now searching bags at all 580 locations. those attacks over the past t

house, starting with the election of jeannette rankin in 1967. and house ways and means committee.and then several historic hearings that happened in the russell senate officing about. >> each week american history tv american artifacts visits museums and historic place. up next, we takeyo

we have a news alert, epa administrator is jeannette mccarty addressing the spill the sent toxic wastee river in colorado and utah. >> we want to go back and take a look at that assessment work, the cleanups are ongoing. clearly if there is a need to move forward to other imminent hazard reasons of public health reasons, it is just an opportunity for us to scream, to make sure there is no potential for a release like this in another situation that is similar to this one. maria: you saw is declaring a state of emergency. what a disaster, talk about the pictures telling a thousand words. yesterday, the mayor of durango said there river is getting back to unnatural color and somebody else's problem just passing through. >> terrible. that is the epa, more rules and restrictions over the way they do things and watch over, it is really. maria: surprise we have not heard reaction from the administration. if this was an oil company that had a spill this would be all over the place, press conference in washington about how bad private business is and the oil companies that it is not all over th