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today, police chief kathy lanier disputed numbers but adds some cases are getting a new look and that because of reforms and outreach, rape reports over the past year are actually up more than 50%. >> my fear is that this report because it, it is based largely on older data, incidents involving one or two detectives no longer in the uniit, painting a picture that is the current state of affairs. it is not. i don't want it to send a chilling effect to undo all the things we have done to get young women, largely to report to us. >> now, tomorrow, on news 4 at 6:00. the chief tells us about progress being made in handling the most difficult cases to investigate. we will also talk with a former nursing supervisor who claims she witnessed mistreatment of cases but has notice aid big improvement over the past year. >> secretary of state hillary clinton returns to capitol hill tomorrow after finishing a marathon five hours of questioning today. she testified about the attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya, in september that killed four americans. republicans criticized her for fail

police chief kathy lanier wanted to keep murders under 100. they used high tech monitoring of high crime areas to direct resources. >>> a fallen officer remembered tonight after he died in the line of duty. fox 5's lauren demarco has the story. >> reporter: officer chris young is being rpd as an outstanding member of the community and police force in prince william county. a number of people took the mike, including acting police chief lieutenant colonel barry barnard. those who knew him best say he died doing what he loved, that he was passionate about being a motorcycle officer. he was on his motorcycle yesterday afternoon responding to a call when he was struck and killed. police say his emergency equipment was activated, lights and siren were on. but a minivan attempting to make a left-hand turn into the shopping center here at piper lane and noxville road collided with him. two off duty members of the fairfax county fire and rescue crew and two citizens were at the scene. they quickly rushed over and attempted to pull him from the wreckag

police chief kathy lanier says the death doesn't seem to be a crime. >> it's very early in the investigation. right now it appears there's an accidental fall. >> too many mean say they are looking into the circumstances of that deadly fall. poe's father said he's very distraught, but he did want to express his gratitude to everyone who came out and tried to find him. reporting live, richard jordan, news4. >>> thanks, richard. >>> a mother has been charged with attempted murd. police say she tried to kill her 3-year-old daughter. police in triangle, virginia said that julie vasquez gave her daughter cough medicine yesterday afternoon. police say she wanted her dauger to fall asleep. she then for some reason lit a fire in the bathroom, but that fire became too intense, so she put the fire out. she then dropped her daughter off with a family member and crashed her car into the tree. she's in the hospital. the daughter wall street treated and released. >>> two maryland women died in a car crash in jay maka. 50-year-old claudette grant and 34-year-old vanessa brown, they were both from up are mar

and police chief kathy lanier says she has doubt about the reporting. >>> the d.c. taxicab commission says that all cabs will accept noncash payments beginning march 30th. cabs who don't take plastic will be upgreated upgraded with the new equipment. and they will do i awith the meter. >>> and fighting the flu, we'll tell you if activity is peaking in the area. >>> and promising news about the fight against cancer. >>> and even though we ended up with the sunshine coming back, weekend a little bit warmer. and i'm letting you know right now, it gets really cold next week. arctic air on the way. forecast, first look at the forecast coming up. stay with us. ith us.  >>> in tonight's health alert, health officials say that minor children or teens died of the flu. that brings the total number of deaths this flu season to 29. 50% of all confirmed cases are in people 65 or over. it as eased in some areas now. >> reporter: although some pharmacies like the safeway in germantown had flu valk even available, not all walk-in patients are always accommodated. >> sad p

police chief kathy lanier has already called for the justice department to review cases being questionedsays the report by this group is flawed, and ignores recent improvements. the group challenges mishandling and mistreatment of cases. >> this was an alarming number to thing that people who would put themselves an invase iive - was not documented. >> i think it's important important there be an independent -- that unfettered access to all of our sensitive documents, that we can't always make available to private -- paint a pictures of the state of affairs on how we handle sectionium assault cases. >>> we'll hear from a nurse who says she is witnessed mishandling of cases. and enhanced and new methods to help victims. >>> tonight there is a firestorm over the foot long. yes, the one that the subway sandwich company makes and advertises. why some foot long fans are headed to court. >>> or morning rush already dry but icy in spot, the afternoon, evening rush filled with more snowfall. here's what we're talking about. more about this map, snowfall, and what your neighborhood could get next

kathy lanier has said metro doesn't have enough transit police officers, so how valuable could these5 transit police officers be? during the last gnaw race, a transthe officer from houston pulled a woman to safety who fell on the tracks. >> you never know what's going to happen. every street you try to turn down is closed. >> but michael tayeborn says when it comes to this kind of crowd, the transit agency is used to it. >> it's a distance we do for a lot of different special events in the metro area. >> reporter: good news about the weekend, metro says there won't about be any track work. you should keep in mind the smithsonian, after kifs and mt. vernon stations will be closed on inauguration day for security purposes. the tip they keep giving, make sure there's enough value so you don't have to stop at those fare card machines and wait. reporting live in the tilly town metro station, adam tuesday. >>> whether you plan to travel by train, car or bus, you need to plan ahead. go to nbcwashington.com/inauguration, and click "getting around." >>> still ahead, everything you need to kno

police chief kathy lanier to tell a federal judge what they knew about the attempted deletion of a police-- deletion of a police computer file. the department was under court order to produce the file. he doesn't remember getting the order and never told the court. theory ryan took the stand today and admitted the may third, 2011 meeting with chief lanier and the assistant chief, the head of internal affairs, was extremely important. the three were going to discuss possible criminal activity within the d.c. police department. the three knew an i.t. specialist had found evidence, someone tried to delete from the police computer what is known as the running resume, a document at the center of an ongoing civil suit and a federal obstruction of justice investigation being conducted by the magistrate judge. under questioning from the attorney jonathan curly, ryan said he had a vague recollection that internal affairs wouldn't be conducting its own investigation of the attempted deletion of the file but can not recall anything else. in a dentition with the -- deposition with the court, ryan was

but metro police chief kathy lanier claims the report is unsubstantiated.that reports of sexual abuse are actually up 51 mers from 2011 to 2012. the justice department also set to look at that report. >>> parts of virginia governor bob mcdonnell's education reform plan is closer to becoming reality. there is a mess measure passed requiring teacher and principal evaluations every year. teachers and principals would also be able to be fired after one bad review. the commonwealth's largest teacher organization oppose a similar bill last year because it would have ended teacher tenure. the bill leaves tenure intact. filling your gas tanks in maryland could get more expensive. thomas miller is proposing to let counties raise the gas tax by as much as five cents. the money would fund transportation projects. maryland already tacks on a 23.5 cent per gallon but it hasn't gone up since 1992. miller is proposing a 3% statewide sales tax on gas to generate $300 million. >>> money concerns are blamed for pushing the retirement age up. cnbc's kayla tausche is live with

police chief kathy lanier says the group's methodology is flawed. >>> it is 5:05. >> time for the latest your money report of the morning. >> happy friday jessica doyle. >> yeah definitely a happy friday. hopefully we'll get happy news out of the economic data that's coming out but in the meantime another disappointment from the tech giant. we're talking about microsoft this time and we're talking apple yesterday. microseventy says profits slipped 4% last quarter even though this was solid demand for the new windows 8 software. and we're checking the numbers for you -- >>> a woman who specialized in fighting white collar crime is president obama's choice to head up securities and exchange commission. mary joe white is known as a tough prosecutor. the pick could be a sign that the financial industry is about to be hit by some tougher policing. >>> and in the meantime, big time washington lobbying firm got a big of a haircut last year and you can blame the fiscal cliff. the "washington post" reports that in 2012 the top ten firms saw revenues actually dip 10%. total coming in at $232.6 mil

sound stage has been shut down by police chief kathy lanier and she could do the same to the caterer,fe. that would be a first in the si. >>> virginia lawmakers passed an amendment that would end the commonwealth's unique law prohibiting governors to run for two terms. passed in the state senate 25-15. supporters say the change gives voters more power and say in who leads the state. others believe that virginia has been successful because the one-term limit makes lawmakers act fasters. it has to pass through the general assemblies before it becomes law. the population in virginia is growing faster than the national average. the university of virginia says the state's population grew by 2.3% between the 2010 census and july of 2012. nationally, growth was at just 1.7%. officials say growing communities in northern virginia, hampton roads and richmond are primarily responsible. the study estimates that virginia's total population now stands at about 8.2 million people. >>> we are waking up to a gorgeous sunrise behind us. my question is, how much of the sun are we going to see? >> that'

chief kathy lanier says the information in the report by human rights watch was gathered using flawed methods. but news 4 spoke with one victim who tells us she was mistreated by police and her case mishandled after she says she was sexually assaulted. >> the detective right in front of me told the nurse that i didn't need the exam done. and the nurse to her credit said that was her job to determine and that i would need to talk with her and i did. the experience of being raped was absolutely humiliating, but it wasn't until i talked to police that i felt shamed. >> my fear is that this report because it is based largely on older data, instance involving one or two detectives who are no longer in the unit, it's painting a picture that that's the current state of affairs here and it's not. >> the report says in the past three years the d.c. police have failed to document more than 170 assault cases and failed to investigate 35 other cases. >>> our time, 11:10, and coming up, it's not the event he hoped to attend this week. what brings mitt romney to washington? >>> plus, new gun contro

chief kathy lanier says the information in that report by the human rights watch was gathered using flawed. but news4 talked to one victim who tells us she was mistreated by police, and her case was mishandled after she says she was sexually assaulted. >> the detective right in front of me told the nurse that didn't need the exam done. and the nurse to her credit said that that was her job to determine, and that i would need to talk with her. and i did. the experience of being raped was absolutely humiliating. but it wasn't until i talked to police that i felt shamed. >> my fear is that this report because it is based largely on older data, incidents involving one or two detectives who are no longer in the unit, it's painting a picture that that's the current state of affairs here, and it's not. >> the report says in the past three years, the d.c. police department has failed to document more than 170 assault cases and failed to investigate 35 others. >>> the man who attempted to assassinate president ronald reagan is expected in u.s. district court this morning. a judge will consider new

talked to the police chief here who is one of the people in charge of this rodeo, if you will, kathy lanier. this is her second inauguration. she told me they're good to go as far as she's concerned. >> we are ready. we can do this in our sleep at this point. we have rehearsed and rehearsed and rehearsed enough. i think we're ready to go. things are very quiet and i feel very comfortable with the team we put together this year and the planning they have done. >> so it's pretty relaxed here right now, but around 3:00 a.m. eastern time it's all going to harden up, as they say. we're going to see this whole place become locked down and it will remain that way, of course, until after the inauguration. >> it's so easy to get around washington right now anyway. >> we had added problems, too. we had the martin luther king day event was right out here. traffic was just a nightmare and we hadn't even gotten to the inauguration. >> not just all these officers being sworn in but there are cameras everywhere. you are being watched no matter where you were in the nation's capital. >> big brother is watc

at 11:00 p.m., q&a with kathy -- cathy lanier. then another chance to see david cameron at the house of commons. >> the first ladies that i i am drawn to are the ones on the ground floor. the modern-day first ladies. i can identify more with people like eleanor roosevelt, jackie kennedy, those are the women whose stories feel close enough to connect with. many of the women in the higher floors, on the state flora, -- floor, they seem like characters from a wonderful story. it was such a long time ago. it is history and you read about it in books. to be in their presence seems a little disconnected. the first ladies on the ground floor floor are the ones that i remember. i remember their real stories and i can picture their lives. in an incredible way that makes me think about their challenges and struggles and how they use the space. >> the first ladies, their private and public lives. c-span is teaming up with the white house is oracle situation -- association white house the store association. the season one president they at 9:

history, more with kathy non- neera -- cathy lanier sunday at 8:00 p.m.on c-span's kendeigh. >> coming up, a look at the consumer electronics show. followed by homeland security secretary janet nepalitano. and later, the president, first lady, and vice president attending the national prayer service. >> the communicators is on location in las vegas. this is part of the convention floor you are seen. this is only about one-fourth of what is available. this is the largest trade show in the world, one of the largest, about 100,000 people attending every year. here are some of the programs that we taped while in vegas. and now joining us is andrew thompson, president cannot ceo, and co-founder of party as digital health. what is your company? >> it is the first digital medicine company. we created a platform that we call digital health feedback. the main components are in adjustable center that turned on when you swallow it. it sends information to a patch you can wear on your torso