here's julie kerry. >> reporter: i'm julie kerry in richmond virginia where a bill could change the way campus sex assaults are reported is giving support to victims' families. why prosecutors need to be involved from the beginning. >>> and new technology apple is testing that could revolutionize the way we. >>> protecting students from sex assaults on college campuses. there were 3,900 forcible sex assaults in 2013 nationwide. more alarming 80% of the rapes an assaults go unreported. julie kerry is in richmond where one lawmaker is rallying for >> we need to continue to show victims that they will be heard. and that the system will cup port them. >> reporter: talk tact way to change the way many campus sex assaults are handled. her bill would require a reporting of sex assaults to the commonwealth attorney within 48 hours. >> by getting the commonwealth's attorney involved it will make sure that the investigation is promptly pursued and victims are given the resources that they need. >> reporter: there t support trina murphy and dan and jill harrington families united in loss and deter

find out what could th >>> i'm julie kerry in richmond virginia, where a bill to require campus sexual assaults be quickly reported to prosecutors is gaining support. i'll tell you abo >>> there is growing support tonight in virginia for a measure that would make sure prosecutors learn quickly about campus sexual assaults. >> because much of the momentum is coming in the wake of the uva student hannah graham's disappearance and her death. as northern virginia bureau chief julie kerry reports, two other families who have lost loved ones are adding their voice to the push for this legislation. >> reporter: trina murphy and jana hill harrington describe themselves as practically family now, united in law, determined to keep other famili from suffering the same pain. murphy's niece was abducted and murdered in 2014. the harrington's daughter was abducted on the uva campus for a 2009 concert. >> i believe that our college students in the commonwealth deserve the same sd response to serious crimes like sexual assault as every other citizen. >> reporter: the two families came to this richmond

julie kerry, news4. >>> police officers in gaithersburg may soon be wearing body cameras as part of an effort to make sure both citizens and officers are safe and secure. the city's police department says it's looking into buying body cameras and that initially they would be youed for training purposes and drills. after about a year the department will decide whether it wants to use the cameras in the field. >>> now to the weather, as the rain and cold linger toug is tracking it all from storm center 4. how are we looking now? >> it could make for another mess as we move overnight and tomorrow. still a little bit of a mess here. this is the last six hours. the rain has just been coming down around the d.c. area especially down from d.c. to the south. now another batch of rainmaking its way in from the west back along the i-81 corridor. you see some of that on the heavier side from frederick down toward winchester luray, and warrenton. overnight temperatures will fall below freezing and that will imcreate impact on the roadways. refreeze will happen overnight. watch for ice early tomorr

we will check in in about 10 minutes >> you can follow julie kerry on twitter to learn when bob mcdonnell appeals his two-year prison sentence. he and his wife maureen took thousands of dollars for a dietary supplement company. maureen will be sentenced next month. >>> proposing hundreds of millions of dollars in state budget cuts. o'malley is meeting with the state board of public works this afternoon. at the meeting he will offer a new plan to cutmore than $200 million from the budget. maryland is facing $1 million. >>> this treacherous weather can be hard on a number of things including your health. what the cold air causes to go up that could send you to the hospital. >>> the discovery overnight in the deadly airasia crash that could change the course of the search. >>> a live look outside. nice picture as your >> ten minutes after the hour. a a live picture here as we continue our coverage of the day after the big storm. you're looking at the dulles toll road here. a lot of complaints yesterday about that area not having been plowed very well. a nice smooth trip along this major road

my colleague julie kerry is inside and will be updating us throughout the day. reporting live in alexandria megan mcgrath news 4. >> thank you, megan. >>> he will not run for president in 2016 just about three weeks ago, he indicated he was considering another presidential run. this would have been his third time running for president. just this morning, moments ago, said he will not pursue the presidency this comes after several romney supporters and financial donors said they are backing jeb bush in 2016. one of his most trusted political advisers that had been on the romney campaign david kochel also joined the bush team. again, mitt romney says he will not be running for president, brash. >> all right. thank you, richard. >>> and we are working to find out how badly a person was hurt after this accident in laurel. chopper 4 over the scene minutes after the crash. a dump truck and an suv collided. this happened around 7:00 this morning on route 1 laurel. corridor road. fuel from the truck spilled on the roadway. part of the road shut down while crews cleaned

northern virginia bureau chief julie kerry has our report. >> timothy bodenheimer is being held without bond charged with ten counts of possession of child pornography. the 27-year-old was once a standout youth hockey player himself and as this photo from the lebanon college website shows, he played there for several years. most recently he's been the assistant coach for a washington little caps team of middle schoolers. news4 first learned of the allegations against bodenheimer in these search warrant documents. they reveal it was late december when a detective on the internet crimes against children task force was contacted by several parents. they discovered their boys who all play youth hockey had been approached online by a suspicious individual. in instagram and snap chat he used the names hockeyluvr 24 and others. the state police detective went undercover posing as a male 12-year-old hockey player. before long the suspect made sexually suggestive comments. court documents say over the next several days the suspect sent 13 videos of child porn. investigators tracked the instagram

putting conditional perspective sanctions in place then surely we can say on july 6 after 20 months of negotiations with secretary kerry originally proposing would only last three to six months that all sections should go into place on july 6 and do not need another six months of stage sanctions. >> senator brown. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i oppose the amendment. the stair stepped incremental approach the bill was designed to ratchet up pressure incrementally and provide time for effective implementation of the sanctions by all of the partners who have been so supportive of sanctions which would kick in, my in my understanding was taken all sanctions immediately mid-july which would not give our allies time to adjust and make it more difficult if not impossible for the ministration to responsibly implement. i oppose the amendment. >> further debate. >> mr. chairman, i appreciate senator cottons strong concerns which i share. however the reason that we created a calibrated and stage different is to do two critical things. if the agreements could not be achieved and agreement that we could collectively support than it

kerry will meet with his iranian counterpart. they should provide guidance for the negotiating team which hopes to strike a deal by july. >>> egypt's foreign minister has been confronted whilst in east africa. he was on a visit in nairobi, where peter greste was based before his arrest. peter and mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed spent over a year in an egyptian prison prongly accused of falsely reporting and helping the muslim brotherhood. charges they regret. >> hong kong's leader warned the pursuit of democracy must be in line with the war. he made the comments during an annual address. it was the first speech since mass protests last year calling for elections. some walked out of the chamber in protest. the rule of law is the foundation of hong kong. the democratic development of hong kong must be underpinned by the same. as we pursue democracy, we should act in accordance with the law >>> hundreds of thousands in sri lanka's capital joint the pope to celebrate mass. the pope canonized in a ceremony. he asked the crowd to overcome religious differences for the sake of unity. >> charles stratford was among the crowd and sent

kerry should have gone. >> is it a political decision from inside this administration, julie, first, and then david to not for whatever reason admit at all that the war on terror might still exist? >> if they haven't admitted that which i think they probably have -- >> by not sending somebody of a high level to this rally. >> this is optics, right? they should have. we agree. but the heads of states more than any others marching in that rally, were 100% more committed than anybody else. more than any other country. i think our actions speak louder than -- >> it's a president who it's not fitting into what he wants to talk about these days. he wants to talk about his free college community plan and all the things he's going to talking about economically for his state of the union address. this doesn't fit into that narrative, sorry, can't go. it shows to our allies -- makes them question where the u.s. is going to be on this continued war on terror. >> i have to wrap it there. thank you. >>> time for my take, it's "hate to be josh earnest" day, that would be today. not only having to respond to the twitter

july without access to an attorney. the specific charges against the journalist are still unknown. the news comes just as secretary of state john kerry met with iran's foreign minister today. the two men talked about iran's nuclear program and the five permanent members want to limit nuclear production in exchange for the end of sanctions. >>> the fuselage from airasia flight has been located at the bottom of the java sea. they were able to take these photos that you see here at the bottom of the screen of the wreckage. crew also bring the 100-foot long piece to the surface. it will be a grim task as many of the victims are believed to be inside. we have more on the recovery effort. >> in this underwater video you can see divers recovering the cockpit voice recorder. it was lying on the bottom of the java sea surrounded by the wreckage of the flight. this morning the two black boxes were analyzed. the flight's data recorder took 15 minutes to download. how investigators will focus on the voice recorder. >> we'll inspect the condition of the unit. if it is all okay, we'll begin the process. >> they hope to piece together what led to t

july but officials there never said why they put him in jail in the first place. state media quoted a prosecutor who said he will face trials in a court that hears security offenses. john kerry meets in switzerland. new talks on iran's nuclear program are set to start tomorrow. now, they say they're going to have an outline by march and a final agreement by june. >>> a pregnant woman and her boyfriend are accused of murdering her mother, then stuffing the woman's body in a suitcase. the suspects went on trial in bali today. they say the justice system there is nothing like ours. for instance no jury. what about three judges and only two of them have to get it right? and if you're convicted of murder in the first degree, what do they do? firing squad. and that's it for you. >>> now to the american couple on trial for murder. accused of killing the woman's mother then stuffing her body in a suitcase and dumping it in a taxi saying we'll be right back for the suitcase. don't mind mom. this happened in indonesia where the group arrived back in august. prosecutors say the couple plotted to kill the woman's mother because she didn't approve of their relationship from the beginning

kerry have said hold on. they don't want congress to try to pass any bills that would increase sanctions against iran and they said let's just wait until july can get a nuclear deal done see if we can get an agreement done even though there have been so many extensions on the deadline and the president going to saudi arabia and meeting with them this week the new king. is that the number one thing that should be discussed? >> i think he does need to discuss sanks so much as to what the terms of any agreement would look like and to see if they'll be reasonably supportive and if he sells them out in the negotiation with iran there will be hell to pay in terms of chaos in the region and it will be much much more difficult to deal with other issues. go ahead. >> i'm just interested, david in what that means for the viewers. what does that mean there will be hell to pay? what can it do to alter the position it has now that the u.s. needs? >> the saudi relationship has been extremely important to us and it means a solid relationship whether it's been on oil and stability in the middle east. we have real problems with the saudi human rights record

one thing that secretary of state kerry has been saying that is true is that isis had kind of a momentum and in may and june and julye has not been a great success in rolling it back and one of the reasons is that this same iraqi army that we're talking about, about building up and reconstructing is one that we've already spent a decade building and constructing and training, and it turned out to be so corrupt that when commanders would send their troops into the field they would claim they were sending 500 when there were only 250 because they were taking the paychecks of the other ones pocketing them and letting them off duty so that's the kind of intooigsstitution we're building with, and i think it will be a long time before you can build a coherent army in iraq where you can take on isis where the fighters may be delusional crazy, but they are committed and -- and they have a lot going for them that the iraqi army does not. >> christopher dickie thank you, sir, for your insight. appreciate t.wish we are more time. ferguson fallout and an arrest and soccer star suspended. a look at the top stories that the justi