. >> kathy lanier says an adult male has been arrested. a weapon recovered. he has not been charged with the 17-year-old shooting. >> i'm not aware of any trick or treating or costumes involved in this. >> last night in northwest, the 16-year-old male and 19- year-old female were shot. a block away, an 18-year-old female was shot. police believe the three shootings are related, no motive, no suspect. but two more shootings, one on barnabie road, another shooting on ford avenue at staples street and that was another teenager, a 16-year-old. here's a stat for you. 418 shootings in the city this year. that's a lot. but it is still almost 100 fewer than we had this time last year. back to you. >> got to be a better way to settle a dispute, bruce. thanks for that. >> day five of testimony in the lumulemon murder trial brought the lead detective in the case to the stand. >> i'm andrea mccarren in rockville where the jury watch add video taped police interview with brittany norwood two days before her arrest. she asked me if there was any good news referring to the

. >> dc police chief kathy lanier wrote to us in an e- mail. she checked in with her communication supervisor. they poured over the emergency radio transmission and didn't find any proof of a police chase taking place here on euclid street. despite that, they did send a police captain out to take more statements from witnesses. we're live in northwest d.c. 9news now. >> for now, still a bit of a mystery there. right now down at the dc convention center, the american prosperity dinner is letting out and occupy d.c. protesters are angry by the right wing agenda of the cook brothers who are the major sponsors. live with the latest from there. gary. >> derek, pardon me if i have difficulty hearing you. forgive me if i repeat information you have already given. we are at new york avenue in northwest d.c. at mt. vernon place just outside the convention center where a group of conservatives were meeting for a conference that were bringing folks from all over the country. closed intersections for several hours so there were backup traffic in the inters

police chief kathy lanier has ordered the club closed until an investigation is finished. >>> two women are still fighting for their lives this morning after being pulled out of a burning house in hyattsville. medics resuscitated two women. they were currently in critical condition. a six-year-old boy died during the fire. the home did not have working smoke alarms and the cause is still under investigation. >>> an emotional home coming for the georgetown university student who was arrested in egypt. derek sweeney arrived in st. louis late saturday night after spending almost a week in an egyptian jail accused of throwing fire bombs at police. sweeney describes his frightening experience. >> it was very, very frightening especially, yeah, that first evening was probably the most scary thing in my life. and they said they were going to shoot us if we moved and we spent about six hours the first night in nearly the fetal position. >> sweeney says the accusations against him are false. >>> bernie fine has been fired as assistant coach of syracuse men's basketball team actually third man ha

police chief kathy lanier has temporarily shut down heritage india, one of several downtown restaurants that become nightclubs after hours. >> they go on until 3:00 in the morning. generally, people have too much to drink. they leave the club and fights break out, people are very noisy. >> reporter: so d.c. council member jack evans says he is considering a plan to force the nightclubs to pay d.c. police for what are called reimbursable details. >> it is off-duty police officers paid by the establishment to patrol outside the street to make sure that, when people do leave, they leave in an orderly fashion. >> anything that makes customers safer is basically protecting our business and our liquor license. >> reporter: the owner of shadow room on k street downtown says there is never a problem with parties here and he says he is concerned about the added cost of the evans plan. >> everyone is going to have to look at that. some businesses can't afford it. i'm pretty sure we'll be able to possibly afford it. but it also is a legal matter. can you require businesses -- we live in a democrac

police chief kathy lanier criticize the the protestors for what she described as people who have become increasingly confrontational and violent twartsdz uninvolved bystanders and motorists. land year released four videos showing a woman being knocked down ache protester pulling two of her children into the street and there is even video of georgia pierce, one. the people hit by the car, locking one of the doors to the convention center. paul wagner, fox 5 news. >>> chief lanier declined to comment on camera. we called the driver but we have not heard back. he was not charged in the incident. >>> checking consumer news, government may have found a new approach to help you kick the smoking habit. a judge has blocked the fd forecast requiring cigarette makers to put new graphic warning labels on tobacco product for now. the fda originally planned for the labels to be on tobacco product by september of next year. the tobacco companies say the ads are a violation of their free speech. >>> move over, ipad and kindle fire. barnes & noble provided this video of their new nook tablet. the$249 t

chief kathy lanier. >> i haven't been to the movies in so long, i just can't remember. >> reporter: senator christopher dodd, his father worked as and fbi agent under hoover in the 1930s. the senator and eastwood met on the red carpet. >> i think washington is always interested in historical figures and certainly j. edgar hoover qualifies on that basis. >> reporter: will thomas, fox 5 news. >> the star of the movie leonardo dicaprio, sat down with kevin mccarthy to talk about the challenges of playing the famed fbi director. we'll have that coming up in our next hour, about 55 minutes from now. fox 5 morning news at 4:30 starts now. >>> it is 4:30 on this wednesday. taking a live look at the moon this morning and we have through our extensive research over the past five minutes scored that it is jupiter to the left of the moon there. we'll talk more about that coming up in a second with tucker. good morning. welcome to fox 5 morning news. tucker, why does the moon look so pretty? >> nothing goes unanswered here. we'll enjoy the full moon tomorrow. we'll get real close today. clear skies acr

police chief kathy lanier has ordered the club closed until an investigation is complete. >>> two womenves after being pulled out of a burning house in hyattsville. those flames first reported at the home on griffen street around 3:45 yesterday morning. medics resuscitated two women who were currently in critical condition but sadly a 6-year- old boy died. another woman was able to escape on her own. >> she said i tried to wake everybody but i couldn't. the first thing she just said i just got out. she broke a window trying to get them out but she couldn't. >> the home did not have working smoke alarms. the cause is still under investigation. >>> an emotional home coming for the georgetown university student arrested in egypt. >> i'm so glad to see you. >> derek sweeney arrived in seduce late saturday night after spending almost a week in egyptian jails accused of throwing fire bombs at police. he describes his frightening experience. >> it was very, very frightening, especially, yeah, that first evening is probably the most frightening thing in my life. they said they were going to sho

. >> let me go to a statement from kathy lanier. she inside part, i find it astounding that the aaa mid- atlantic would criticize a program that has been successful in reducing traffic deaths. additionally, we. assistantly receive requests from residents and council members for increased enforcement in their neighborhoods and we move our resources to new sites to accommodate those requests and reduce speeding fatalities and crashes. what do you say to that? let me just add: d.c. saw a record low of 25 traffic fatalities last year, according to d.c. police. >> what they're doing is working and that begs the question, you know, $43 million the last year. is that enough? and, you know, some locations clearly aid safety. and that is great. but we also can point that locations that clearly do very little for safety and do a lot for d.c.s coiffures. >> to put it bluntly, so what. if you go over the speed limit, you're caught. >> that's correct. >> let's look at the camera on new york avenue by the washington times building, for example. t

kathy lanier. >> i haven't been to the movies in so long. i just can't remember. >> senator christopher dodd, his father worked as an fbi agent under hoover in the 1930s. the senator in eastwood met on the red carpet. >> i think washington is always interested in historical figures. >> the washington premier at the museum kicks off the limited release. it goes national come friday. >> i'm looking forward to seeing it. a lot of people are talk about leonardo. >> some of the critics are mentioning it. they are saying no, no, i don't want to jinks myself. he is drawn to these complicated characters. characters that often have unanswered questions. >> quite a range. we see him as a young man and jay edgar much older. >> that would be a lot. let me ask you a little bit. you touched on it in your story. there are questions about hoover and his relationship. what did you find out? >> i don't think anyone will ever know. i mean, historians are saying it's possible. there's lots of points to it. it was his assistant. they lived together. they ate the