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chief lanier said she is trying to get the city to approve hiring 100 civilians. richard reeve, abc 7 news. alison: more heroin or off the streets of d.c. tonight. four homes were rated, ending with 10 arrests. cathy lanier said that drug criminals from africa and india were using commercial mail providers to ship the drugs to the u.s., and then officer say it was sold along the benning road corridor. there has been an increasing crime in that area and officers are hoping that this bust will cut that down. brian: outside tonight, we are looking at temperatures in the 60's. more refreshing air building in tonight. day three of save trek underway tomorrow, looks like it will be comfortable, 60 in the morning. could be an isolated sprinkle early, but then we dry out with gusty breezes and much cooler temperatures. highest tomorrow only in the 70's. will it last? alison: pilot error caused a pilot -- private plane to crash into a gaithersburg neighborhood onot failed to turn deicing equipment. ice accumulated on the wings and the airplane stalled. the ntsb recommends

here's police chief cathy lanier describing how she worked with the young woman. we worked with the young woman through the night. foun and interrupted his day, got an emergency search want, was able to go and recover an ak47 from the individual involved and 180 rounds of ammunition. if anybody thinks for one second that the gun recovery unit didn't safe countless lives, you're making a mistake. police want to reiterate they believe no one else is in danger at this interest post office. they're also still investigating to see exactly how that boy got his hands on that gun and ammunition. the boy also posted according to court documents posted instagram video showing the victim also performing sexual acts. now because of this he is facing a range of charges, green belt police plan to charge him as a juvenile with plans of vinyl and for placing a sexual image online. that's the latest here at d.c. police headquarters, sarah simmons, fox5 local news. > also coming up tonight, as we mentioned, the police chief told us that weapons off the streets a priority and it wil

police increased security during capital pride over the planned for this week, police chief cathy lanier says the additional police presence will continue out of an abundance of caution. >> we try and put police officers when and where we think they are the most effective in deterring and if they have to, stopping violent acts like this from continuing. alison: chief lanier said the police department is working with businesses and groups on ways to bolster their own security. leon: on this day and age we hear a lot about seeing something and saying something. well, tonight, abc7 instapoll is asking if political correctness has made it difficult for you to say something if you do see something. go to wjla.com/votenow. we will put your live results on air here in a few moments. alison: the shootings in orlando turned talk on the campaign trail to terrorism and gun control. >> if the f.b.i. is watching you for suspected terrorist links, you shouldn't be able questions asked. >> i will be meeting with the n.r.a., which has given me the earliest endorsement in a presidential race to discuss h

chief lanier making the announcement flanked by some of her department brass. she reveals details of a month-long joint operation that m.p.d. had with homeland security and immigration. together, undercover officers confiscated more than 40 kilos of heroin, which translates to 88 pounds. according to chief lanier, they would use commercial mail carriers to shift the highly addictive drug from african nations and india to the district and sell it along benning road. yesterday, police had four addresses connected to the ring and arrested ten people >> ironic i testified today on the hill about the impact of synthetic drug and heroin and the impact on the communities. all around the country. sitting next to the parent of a young man who lost his life because of the drugs on the streets. i think the efforts and the coordination between the federal, the state, and the local law enforcement and both of these cases sends a clear message we are not going to give up on the battle. kevin: so far m.p.d. have not identified the ten people arrested in the drug ring. they do

chief lanier started the morning testifying on capitol hill about the impact of heroin. she returned to m.p.d. headquarters to proudly reveal the major narcotics bust. several months. and the suspects involved in this case coordinated the trafficking effort with sources of supply in india, africa and elsewhere to bring heroin in the united states and the district of columbia through postal and commercial shipping. chief lanier said they tracked increase in crime and hope that the major drug bust will cause illegal activity to dwindle. leon: they have voted to raise minimum wage $15 and it will increase with the cost of living. sam ford will have more at 6:00. alison: fairfax county voters will decide in meal tax goes through. the meal tax would generate $100 million in revenue with 70% of that going toward school. >> today rove gold issued voluntary recall of pretzels because they used the flour that could have undisclosed peanut products in it. tiny twist, thins and honey wheat braided pretzel on the list. alison: they are - mourning the death of ferguson who was able t

issue. >> reporter: now, police chief cathy lanier tells us u that 33 percent of the guns in i d.c. come from virginia,nia, 22 percent from maryland but again, d.c. police busy nightusg for them as they deal with wit four separate shootings in theie district.di live in northeast d.c., anniet a yu, fox5 local news. n >> prince george's county aorgeu former school aide wasrmoo indicted yesterday on 27070 charges of child sexual abuse and child porn. deonte carraway remains behinden bars without bond this morningis accused of abusing 23 children3n one as young as seven years y old while he was working at judgeville vain ya' woodsle vaia elementary school. angela brooks gave detailsve des yesterday about some of the the charges listed in the indictment.indi >> that indictment includes inc charges of sexual child abuseexb of a counts of first degree sex offense.fe there are 41 counts of second oo degree sex offense.en. 44 counts of third degree sex offense.offe 66 counts of allowing child pornography and 56 counts of possessing child pornography.ap >> the state's attorney's officization

she wanted toto identified.fi lanier told us today 62 off them have been i.d.'d.n i.d.' >> i have to say hats off to parents, family members, friends and employers whoand em reached out to us to provide pro us information.nforma i think everybody realized reali that this was a serious riskeris to public safety and it's not i just fun and games. lanier says many bikes have been seized and some have evenae been destroyed.been destroyed she says because these pikers p cross borders law enforcementore agencies have been workingng together.tother >> it's a lot of work. w but the goal here is safety and, you can yo we want to maker people are clear that they thatt can't engage in that kind of conduct here in the city. >> reporter: association theuc chief also told mete since thatt april press conference, thee, number of reports, people complaining about these illegal dirt bikes and atv's has dropped significantly.nifi the chief says she believeselie the reason why is some have som been arrested. aes she believes that now thehe public has its eyes opened andpd are repo

alluding to today police chief said three mk47s were ten off the street in the last here's chief lanier describing how they worked with the young victim in this case. we worked with that young woman through the night, found an on-call emergency judge and interrupted his day. got an emergency search want, wassible to go and recover an ak47 from the individual involved and over # 80 rounds of ammunition. if anybody thinks for one second that the gun recovery unit there didn't safe countless lives,ives you're making a mistake. police are saying they believe no oneno else is in danger. they are still investigating tos try to figure out how this boyhi got his hands on those guns and apsril incisions. the boy also posted according to court documents instagram of the victim performing sexual acts. this 17 year old now faces charges of threats and placing a sexual image online. that's the latest here at d.c. police headquarters, sarah simmons, fox5 local news. d.c. police chief cathy lanier says she reports removing highev powered weapons like that fromm the streets.th she told us it would help

police chief cathy lanier was on the phone making changes to security here in the nation's capital. >> within the first 45 minutes to an hour, just started moving some resources around here. i mean, we had on the schedule, as you know, on sunday large events on the gay pride festival downtown and several other events going on. >> reporter: the news says the increased security you saw at the gay pride festival like the patdowns may become more common place depending on what they learn from the review of the orlando shooting. and rethink what we do. i would imagine over the next several weeks we'll get a much clearer picture of things that we may need to reconsider or reevaluate. right now we're trying to adjust daily and hourly, if necessary, based on information that we learn. >> reporter: as for the proactive measures the police department takes, chief lanier says she has quarterly meetings with the hospitality industry here in d.c. to talk about security protocols and they update those regularly. she says it will be weeks before they know the lessons learned from orlando. back to yo

as for chief lanier, she said her first focus went to keeping people at the gay pride festival and otherents as safe as possible. >> like most americans, i woke up yesterday morning in shock and mad, quite frankly, that we are having yet another violent attack on americans because of deadly weapons. >> reporter: mayor bowser noted the district is still in court defending its tough gun laws. as for chief lanier, she says her department is ready, but everyone plays a role in keeping society safe. >> if you see something out of place in today's environment, don't hesitate to call. pick up the phone and call 911. we'll figure it out. the next few days as gay pride events continue, but security expert peter leport says we have to be prepared that what happened in orlando could happen right here. >> here in washington our guard can never go down. it's not just washington, d.c. it's the whole region. i would like to see more exercises, more drills, more training, and just continue to be vigilant. >> reporter: now laporte said that washington, d.c. and our entire region is full of easy targets l

on the scene today police chief cathy lanier. we're going to hear from her coming up at 5:00. back to you. >>> now to the latest on the orlando nightclub attack. the fbi is reconstructing the month, days, even hours and minutes leading up to the shooting. right now they're sifting through volumes of tips about omar mateen's activities and associates. they haven't found anything in his social media profile to indicate there were other targets. they're asking anyone who had contact with mateen to give them a call. his wife did not call police to warn them before he left their house saturday night. 30 people are still hospitalized and six of condition. >>> we've also learned the firearms used in the shooting are being processed at quantico. the nightclub shooting is renewing the debate on gun control. connecticut democrat staged a filibuster on the floor today. he is demanding a vote on gun control. he is citing the newtown massacre. he said he can't look into the eyes of the childrens' families and say congress has done nothing since that shooting. >>> this afternoon two people

chief cathy lanier is holding a press conference on news channel 8.or a man convicted of a brutal home invasion in mclean. a jury found him guilty of a slew of crimes after he forced his way into the home of his wife's former employer. he stabbed and shot the couple and even used a stun gun on them before fleeing the scene. the couple survived and he could face life in prison. his wife, who drove the getaway car, is expected to go on trial later this year. new developments today in the investigation into the crashed egyptair flight 804. investigators have pulled the black box out of the wreckage, but they say it has been damaged. search crews were able to pull the memory unit safely out of the recorder, which they say is the most important part. the wreckage was found in the mediterranean. the plane crashed last month, killing all 66 on board. vote 2016.latest on a new national clinton leading donald trump. the survey found clinton leads trump by six points, 43% to 37%. the numbers are down significantly for both candidates compared to a number of mon

police chief cathy lanier said there is a significant drop off in the illegal riders. of the 250 riders shown in a list published earlier in year, 25 have been identified and charged and charges are pending against 25 others. >>> hillary clinton taking aim at donald trump and his foreign policy position. she is campaigning for the california primary but the speech today was more about the general election. she argued trump does not have the temperament or the experience to be president. >> donald trump's ideas are not even really ideas. just a series of bizarre rants, personal feuds and outright lies. maureen: for his part trump responded with tweets questioning clinton's credibility. house speaker paul ryan endorsed trump after saying he wasn't ready to decide whether to back trump's candidacy. up next at 6:00, the two things the ntsb now says are responsible for a deadly collision between health and a small plane in frederick two years ago. plus avoiding commuter chaos. how d.c. is trying to pick up the slack when metro begins major track work tomorrow. children save

if you take a look up the street here, chief kathy lanier is on the scene. we're receiving reports that multiple people have been shot. we do not have further information about that at this point. we're still working to determine exactly how many people were shot and what their conditions are. but again, chief of police is here. if you take a look at our live camera, we want to show you just down the street here on north capitol street there's another scene. there's a police car here and police officers. we understand that an officer may have been hit by a car in the midst of this shooting scene. we're still working to get additional details, but we have confirmed multiple been shot. we're trying to find out their conditions at this hour. we'll send it back to you. >>> tonight a montgomery county high school is reeling from a tragedy. three students killed in a horrific crash just hours before their classmates were to graduate. >> this happened last night on burnt hill road in damascus. the students all juniors at clarksburg high school. chris gordon is live

of alleys across the country.coun mayor bowser expressing her sorrow and said that she and cathy lanier talked about increased security during today's gay pride parade. the victims of the orlandoorla shooting were remembered todays ahead of capital pride festivalt pausing for a moment to honor the victims before the concert kicked off. celebrating the privileged festivities did so with aes heavy heart. marina maracco with reaction. >>reporter: hey, jim, the good news is that d.c. pride continues a will events as scheduled. they have gone on as they have been previously schedule. the crowd razz come out inn support in not only of the festivities, but also the brothers and sisters as they call them down in or land on each the police present you can notice is much heavier than ithn usually would be.e. of course any time you have crowds like this you can expectx to see a heavy police presence, but chief lanier say she's taking no chances.hanc several blocks have been blocked off. there's a central command unitun that's positioned to the main stage, very close in proximity and you'll see mpd

pass gun reform from mayor bowser and chief lanier. a news conference will be held at 10:45 this morning. they will ask kochk to pass what they call common sense gun reform while discussing gun violence here in the district. >>> it is 6:05. police are on the lookout for this 9-year-old girl. they believe sophia proctor is with her mother, julia. she was last seen tuesday afternoon on 14th street northwest. her mother last seen driving a 1998 volvo with d.c. tags. contact police if you spot them. >>> a verdict is expected today for the third baltimore police officer on trial in the death of freddie gray. caesar goodson faces second-degree murder charges. he drove the van that transported gray after his arrest. gray later died from a broken neck. have the nbc washington app and we'll send out an alert when the verdict >>> new t new details in the case of a man who walked in to a tv station with a take bomb. alex brizzi walked in wearing a hedgehog suit and life vest that looked like a suicide bomb. he was eventually shot by police. brizz

will remember, it was last april, when law enforcement agencies, including dc police chief, chief lanier, basically said, enough is enough. so, we wanted to find out what has been done since that press conference in april. we got a few answers. >> just watch as the atv moves right in front that far police cruiser. then, the rider performs dangerous stunts, as another person records it. >> they new that that's why they do it. >> we showed this video to several prince george's county residents. >> that's ridiculous, isn't this illegal until do you think the police should be able to chase? >> i mean, it is just -- i feel like something should be done about it, because it happens on the belt way, too. >> dc police with other law enforcement agencies announced major crack-down on illegal riders, back in april chief lanier said enough is enough, even asking residents for help identifying 245 people in these pictures. do you have the power if someone calls you, i know three, four are in a shed behind someone's house, do you have the power to go in and take them? >> yes if the public gives us in

police chief kathy lanier testified that 20% of felony cases now theft positive for synthetic drugs.an epidemic. it is not going to go away and it is continuing to change. >> these drugs are man made chemical compounds described to mimic the effects of illegal drugs and dangerously unpredictable. chief lanier says last year first responders got about 20 ambulance calls a day to transport patients having >>> parents are weighing in, and the comments after a high-profile case where more than a dozen students were sexually assaulted by a teacher's aide. bureau chief, tracee wilkins has our report. parents weigh in on review conducted by an independent task force. >> i hear that the task force made several recommendations. >> this after deonte carraway, a former teacher's aide was charged with creating child porn with 17 elementary school students. >> my question primarily is how are you going to ensure compliance with the recommendations? >> reporter: more than 300 parents participated in the telephone conference last night allowing them to speak directly with the school ceo dr. kevin m

mayor muriel bowser with police chief lanier will hold a news conference at 10:45 at police headquarters. they will ask congress to pass common sense gun reform while discussing gun violence here in the district. and we're following breaking news on capitol hill right now, republicans adjourned congress, but democrats are keeping a 17-hour sit-in about gun control alive. erika gonzalez is at the live desk with developments. >> we are keeping our eyes on the situation, a sit-in that has gone well over 16 hours led by a few house democrats demanding votes on gun control bills is still and just a short while ago, nancy pelosi was seen outside with protesters singing "we shall overcome." and leading the charge, senator john lewis. the #no bill no break trending. the screens have been broadcast by c-span via cellphone. periscope really. this after republicans shut down network cameras. protesters outside chanting "do your job." meanwhile republicans calling it a publicity stunt. again, this is still an ongoing situation. trying to get as many developments as we can for you. at the live desk,

police chief cathy lanier is one of many officials testifying about the problem of sip th synthetic drugs. >>> also today d.c. council could take its final vote to raise the minimum wage to $15. the raise would take effect in 2020. the council measure would also increase the minimum wage for tipped worker to $5.50 an hour. that is double the current amount. >>> metrorail opened just minutes ago, and you might be giving yourself a little extra time to get to work ts morning. we're live with why some think it could be worse today. >>> and new developments in the trial of a man accused of torturing a virginia couple. what is expected to happen in the courtroom later today. >>> and we're off to a cool comfortable start this morning. take a look at the current temperatures. very nice. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell is back with a look at what things will be ke by the time li it's our new intern, bart's first week here at td bank, he's a robot from one of those other banks. we're training him to bank human. i am banking assistance & registration technology. wait, wait, wait. but you can

. >> muriel bowser and chief lanier will call on them to get common sense gun reform. >>> individual tax credits to help people buy coverage from january aside to cover high risk patients. it did not include specifics about the size of the tax credits, the price of the plan or how many would be covered. >>> to a developing story out of arlington county. a driver shot himself after police pulled him over. >> the man died in his vehicle. it happened not far from arlington national cemetery around 3:30 this afternoon. a police officer pulled over the situation on washington boulevard. as he approached the car he heard gunshots. he called f back up. they >>> agents are investigating one of their own. they told a federal judge an intelligence analyst may have been plotting an attack on top department officials inside the dhs complex on nebraska nebraska avenue. agents detained him in his office across the hall from a the suspect's home in martinburg, west virginia. >> reporter: this is renke's house. federal agents searched it looking for guns, two-way radios, imaging devices, very mall i

lanier on wednesday to discuss the crime problem.olice are trying to figure out what caused a car to careen in to a retention pond. police say the driver is okay but it's not clear what caused him >>> we are less than four months from the november election. hillary clinton has a five-point lead over donald trump. today clinton broke her silence on brexit while the trump campaign defended his comments on the uk leaving the eu. >> hillary clinton marched in the gay pride parade today. and in indiana speaking out about britain's decision to leave the eu. clinton using the moment to paint volatile trump as a volatile leader without mentioning him by name. >> bombastic event and turbulent times can cause more turbulence and to put the interest of the american people ahead of their personal business interests. >> reporter: the clinton campaign has been lambasting trump for suggesting in scotland this weekend the market help his golf course there thrive. >> when the pound goes down more people come to turnberry. >> today clinton pounced. >>

chief lanier: so the sound of gu a block away. he comes to the scene and he is struck by a car. the car did stay on the scene. the officer is in good condition. he has been transported. right now his injuries are not serious. sam: now the chief is saying the one person who was shot multiple times is in serious condition. the other people were shot in the legs. they are not in serious condition. they are in good condition. as is the police officer. there is a lookout now for a black male who is wearing blue jeans and a hooded shirt, according to the chief. again, this man came out a side street. walked down here to new york avenue and proceeded to start shooting somebody. a police officer a block away was trying to respond. he was hit by a car. other people here were struck by bullets as they were in the same area of this gunman. that is the situation from here. reporting live from northeast washington, i'm sam ford, abc7 news. back to you. leon: all right, keep us thank you, sam. heartbreak at clarksburg high school after three students there were killed overnight in a crash. ma

xavier lanier. xavier lanier, who is french? klein: yes. this has nothing to do with it.appalled by the insinuation. antoine, you should have recused yourself. he cheated. he didn't deserve that medal. (speaking french) (panel arguing in french) i just realized... you're rambo. peter: president obama promised a discussion on race in this country. well, now, why would i want to hear that? because it went viral. because people are calling you brave, standing up to special interests. let's wait till the polls come out tomorrow. yeah, let's wait. the polls will prove what the editorials are saying. this is your sister souljah moment. eli: you spoke truth to minority interests, so when those two asas go public, they'll be seen as sour grapes. you inoculated yourself. yeah, that's some win. winning by pissing off minorities. here's a thing that some people just never learn. we are not teaching a fifth-grade ethics class. we're here to win. win pretty, win ugly-- it's still winning. (door opens and closes) go easier on him, eli. why? because we need him. why? do you want

police chief cathy lanier and democratic delegate holmes norton, who both spoke about how guns from neighboring states are turning up in the district. >> without a national gun safety law, people get immediately undermined. speaking at the martin luther king jr. library, with similar calls for action around the country. house speaker paul ryan called the move last week a risky stunt. >> this was already defeated in the u.s. senate. number three, we will not take away a citizen's due process rights. tim: they still believe something has to change. >> my daughter is dead. there is nothing i can do for my daughter. i'm fighting for my community, my country, all americans. tim: tim barber, abc 7 news. josh: turning to the forecast committee beautiful evening on tap. the 60's. reston, in d.c., 69 annapolis 71. tomorrow morning, we will be in the 50's and 60's in some of the cooler spots. another great day with a low humidity, just a few degrees warmer. 81 at lunchtime, 85 by 4:00. of d.c., but around town we stay dry. we will timeout the forecast coming up in a few minutes. alison: a grand jury thro

police chief cathy lanier says people need to remain vigilant. if you see something, say something. shomari stone, news 4. >>> much more to come on this story tonight, darcy spencer is going to join us from northern virginia where she attended an interfaith prayer service. we'll also explain why there was shouting on the house floor after a moment of silence to the victims. all that coming up at 11:15. >>> developing right now paris a man stabbed and killed a police officer during a hostage situation situation. the officers found the attacker holed up in an apartment. they moved in and shot him. and they discovered the police officer's wife dead inside. the attacker didn't harm a 3-year-old child who was home at way tonight for the person who police say shot and killed three people on a farm in west virginia. sheriff's deputies say the victims were killed at valley high timber farm, not far from berkley springs. the shooter has been identified as a man named eric shoout. >>> right now work is under way on what state and federal officials call the top maintenance project on the balti

. >> reporter: now we are waiting to get an update from chief cathy lanier about this increase in security. meanwhi meanwhile, there is a candlelight vigil expected at the white house around 8:30 tonight. we'll carry it on our nbc washington app and on twitter at nbc washington. live here at the capital pride festival, i'm shomari stone. news4. >>> as you can imagine, news of the shooting dominated conversation at the capital pride festival today. darcy spencer continues our team coverage. >> reporter: they are expecting 200,000 people at the festival this year. and those we spoke to say they're not going to let what happened in orlando stop them from coming and celebrating. ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ >> i would like to now ask us for a moment of silence in remembrance of those who have died. >> reporter: the shooting at a of many here at the pride festival. >> you didn't think twice about coming? >> not at all. not at all. i did hear about the shooting and that is very saturdad. >> reporter: the festival held every year to celebrate the lgbt community a

we were lucky last night that police chief kathy lanier on wednesday about the problem. >>> a driver flips a car around massachusetts avenue last night. the crews put the driver in a neck brace. >>> a man is going to be okay after crashing his car into a retention pond along the beltway. maryland state police say he went off the road sunday morning in landover. it's not clear what caused that crash. >>> montgomery county is planning to euthanize 150 geese from two parks. the birds will be processed and the meat given to a local food bank. >>> there is a new way to pay tribuo william county police officer killed on the job. a brewery company just released its heart of a lion brew in honor of am officer gindeny. >>> happening today, a safe place for on line buyers and sellers to meet is opening in fairfax county. it's called an exchange zone. it's two parking places in front of the sully governmental center in chan tilly. police say the goal is to make both buyers and sellers feel safer. a lot of that is under constant video surveillance, that area in front of the government center. >>

police chief cathy lanier sayini because of what happened in orlando she was going to put out extra police presence and sheli did so and the events culminated like they were expected to. culminating on pennsylvaniaat avenue down by the mall. we spoke with folks out here who say they are still crying. they're still in tiers over the loss of their brothers and sisters in orlando. take a listen. what struck me was last night was just a big party.arty a lot of people at the club herb in d.c. and we woke up to the news that, i mean, it could havl been us at the club here. her there are people. everybody just kind of felt it was one big punch to the gut. it's like we had twins. you share these experiences andr then when you find out something like this happens it puts it in your backyard.yo i was just at the club lastlub night and hearing the story i remember thinking there was onla one way in and one way out. what if it was my club. you see the flag tonight flying on top the white house at halfal staff. it will be like that until thel 16th of june. you heard the president sayingig from the whit

police chief kathy lanier telling us earlier at a news conference she thought it seemed likely that person was the initial target. the shooter then also shooting three other men who were in front of the store before fleeing. all of those victims are at least right now expected to survive the most seriously injured said to be in stable condition. thethe police officer's injuries are not considered to be severe either. this is a mountain bike police officer who heard the gunshot, started to make his way over here when he was hit by a car in one of these busy intersections today. that driver stayed on the scene and that officer expected to be just fine. reporting live in northeast d.c., garrett haake, wusa9. >> thank you for that. >>> dramatic video here captured by our sky 9 chopper in showing a s.w.a.t. team moving into a home. irfax unty police arresting a suspect who they believe shot and killed a man and a woman. investigators say the gunman knew his victims and that there were kids inside of the home who witnessed the violence. >>> and now to culpeper where a violent night began with a

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lanier side a bike officer with uz responding and a car hit him. >> the car stayed on the scene. the officer is in good condition and transported and right now his injuries are not serious. >> traffic was backed up on north capital and side streets as investigators process the crime scene and interviewed people in the neighborhood. >> i have lived here three months. to big ben liquor and is concerned. >> what stops someone from doing it while i'm here. >> police say they believe the shooting was not random. police urge anyone with information about it to give them a call. the victims are expected to live. live in northwest d.c., shomari stone, news 4. >>> it should be a night of celebration shared with family but there was some somber moments at a high school graduation tonight. thomas was supposed to walk across the stage and get his diploma. but he and his parents were killed in a crash in february. his sister who was also in the car accepted his diploma. >> reporter: doreen, every parent's heart went out to this young woman who lost her entire family. [ applause ] students man

police chief cathy lanier sounded ate harm. she testified at a hearing about the dangerous impact.pact they've become the drug of choice for am people simply because they're cheap. she also said the changing chemical component cause users to have violent psychotic episodes. it is continuing to change.hang it is continuing to be -- most recently it targets largely the poor, the homeless and those that are living out on the street and most vulnerable to this.this although the district has seen n reduction in synthetic drug use the recent problems can stemtem from the changing chemicals thac are not picked up by the current testing. mother nature's rath is causing a the look of we have a look at the damage just ahead. get ready to rumble, how a boxing ring and a boxing -- what is that thing called? >> a punching bag can be an empowering way to fight back against park kin's son disease. certify remember renne a williams is the top paid athletd in the us. she up seats marina star provide a who held her rain for morer ra than a decad

>> reporter: tony and shawn i'm outside the sixth district in northeast where we talked to chief lanier about an hour and a half ago. she got a phone call about 6:00 the shooting and she said she jumped into action moving resources around, bringing in extra officers from the special operations division because the gay pride festival and other events were happening around town. she wanted to make sure that adequate security was in placement of we not only caught up with chief la nier but caught up with the mayor and got her reaction to what was happening in orlando. >> we always operate in a heightened state here in district of columbia. we know that we're a target because of -- we're the nation's capitol. so we continue to operate that way. we tell residents just like we did yesterday we're going to live. we're not going to be scared off by terrorists or hate-filled people with big guns. >> reporter: the attack at pulse night club in orlando raises questions would you security here in dc where there is had a rg at town night club on eight and street northwest, the owners told us in an e

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lanier revealed the investigation after a press conference highlighting the department's gun recoveryorts. with that young woman and found an on-call emergency judge and interrupted his day. got an emergency search warrant and went and recovered an ak-47 from the individual involved and over 180 rounds of ammunition. >> the search warrant said the 17-year-old also threatened to shoot up the girl's home and her mother's work place. in addition to those charges, he's facing child porn charges for posting intimate pictures of the student on social media as an act of revenge. this is a fluid situation. we do not believe the 17-year-old is in custody at this time. so at this time we are not releasing his name. live in greenbelt, jackie bensen, news 4. >> thank you. >>> top congressional leaders want a full review of what happened inside of the headquarters of the u.s. department of homeland security two weeks ago. the news 4 i-team broke the story about an employee with top secret security clearance who was arrested loaded gun. a search warrant obtained by the i-team reveals the feds are i

. >> cathy lanier says police meet once a quarter with bar and club owners to discuss security protocolsficers on night life squads also patrol areas that are full of bars. >>> today we will learn if a 26-year-old alexandria man accused of joining isis will stay behind bars. mohamed jamal khweis has that detention hearing this afternoon. he's accused to traveling to iraq to train with isis fighters. the kurdish military took khweis in custody after he said he had become disillusioned with the terrorist group. >>> and today a man accused of brutally attacking a couple in mclean, andrew schmuhl accused of the tasing and stabbing last november. fisher had fired smul's life from his law firm just a few week before at schmuhl's lawyers say he's not guilty because he was high on prescription meds at the time and does not remember anything about what happened. prosecutors say that is a lie. >>> 4:51. in your first 4 traffic, first night of work on the i 98 interchange on the bw parkway ends in about ten minutes. crews are paving the ramp to 198, restriping lanes and improving the acceleration a

released a statement minutes ago ahead of today's festival saying i have been briefed by chief cathy lanier about increased security measures. today as always well not be deterred by hate as we gather to celebrate love. we're also hearing from orlando's mayor, buddy dyer. >> our community experienced a very horrific crime. many lives were lost and many more individuals were impacted by witnessing the crime. many were saved however by the heroic efforts of the men and women of opd. >> a news conference is scheduled in about 15 minutes in orlando. we'll continue to bring you the latest developments. back to you. >>> right now we do want to turn our attention to what is going on out there, outside. good morning, everybody. it will be another hot day, but the humidity not so much a factor on this sunday. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein tracking how hot it will get. >> lower humidity will be moving in later this afternoon. but right now, still rather steamy as you're about to head out the door, maybe you have plans for perhaps maybe getting in a quick walk or run this morning. you will wo

police chief cathy lanier will testify on capitol hill about the problem of synthetic drugs in the district. the senate judiciary committee is holding a hearing. >> also on capitol hill, senate the is considerinat senate is considering the concerns of frustrated travelers. recently the agency has come under fire for long wait times at security check points. >>> right now heavy rain from tropical storm colin is pounding the florida coast. more than half florida is under a state of emergency right now. downpours expected to continue this morning adding to already flooded neighborhoods. heavy rain an strong winds have knocked down trees and taken done power lines near tampa. the storm is expected to move into the atlantic by mid-morning. >>> the weather around here, much calmer. but some places could still see showers. storm team 4 heat guest chuck bell will let us know whether you should pack an umbrella for the kids today. >>> abandoned in the woods as a punishment, this morning the little boy who survived days in the wild is out of the hospital and it comes just as we're the roast looks goo

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chief lanier said enough is enough. even asking residents for help, identifying 245 people in these pictures. >> do you have the power of someone calls you and says i know three, four of them are in a shed behind someone's house, do you have the power to go in and take them? >> i would say yes, to answer your question, if the public gives us information, where it is being stored, we have probable cause to get a search warrant, we will get a search warrant, seize the bikes, and if we can destroy those bikes. >> we asked dc police and springs george's county police how many arrests and how many bikes have they taken off the streets, since that press conference. residents know, when the weather heat up, so does this problem. i've seen it, been stuck in traffic. >> sean, tony, we did not hear back from prince george's county today. they talked to us but didn't have any numbers. but dc police did have information for us, in fact, issued some warrants today, to go after some bikers, and they say they've been doing that since

democratic sit-in on the house floor, dc delegate eleanor holmes norton is joining dc police chief cathy lanier to look at gun violence in the city. the round table is set for 5:00 this evening. at martin luther king memorial library in northwest. and the public is invited to attend. this event is part of a series of events in districts across the country, demanding a vote on bipartisan gun legislation. >>> a handful of pep co customers in may not have power until this evening. the utility crews are working hard to restore electricity. after last night's violent storms left thousands in the dark. they have been working in this silver spring neighborhood most of the day, clearing downed trees and replacing wires knocked down from the storm. >>> an absolutely beautiful day outside. drier air is moving in. storms yesterday, with the heavy rain, and some wind damage. thankfully, and we won't see anything like that for quite a few days. let's show you what is happening with the drier air moving in. we will look at the dew point temperatures. this is a tour measure of how much moisture is in the air.

the mayor and police chief cathy lanier will announce proposed changes to the eligibility and trainingicensed special police officers. during today's announcement, special police officer steven john will be honored, he was shot and killur in the holocaust in 2009. >>> we're almost a full workweek into metro's safetrack program. there hasn't been any major incidents on the rail, but more of you are driving to work and would he seeing the effect on traffic. a lot of us told us yesterday's commute was the worst so far this week. until next thursday, trains are single tracking between east falls church and ballston. orange line trains are operating every 18 minutes. metro is considering bus service that would consider national harbor and alexandria. the route would rate from the huntington and kenk street metro stations to the oxon hill park and ride and mgm casino and national harbor. buses would run 7 days a week. if approved, the pilot ram would begin in october. >>> i'm molette green at the live desk. right now flames coming dangerously close to home,

at a news conference about guns and violence today, police chief cathy lanier talked about how the police gun recovery unit moved in to stop this. >> the gun recovery unit worked with that young woman through the night, found an on call emergency judge and got a search warrant. >> reporter: police searched this house in northeast washington. according to court papers, that's where they recovered the assault rifle and ammunition and other items of evidence. now police are working to charge the 17-year-old with child pornography and threats of mass violence. doreen, back to you. >>> democrats ended their unprecedented sit-in on the house floor declaring they raised the gun issue in the upcoming election. senate republicans reversed themselves, allowing more votes on gun measures. steve handelsman is inside the capitol with today's steve? >> reporter: hi, doreen. good evening. here in the u.s. capitol there are no plans for any gun votes on the house floor, but house democrats are jubilant. they feel they have advanced this issue they feel strongly about and helped their party in november by

. >> he also praised police chief cathy lanier has a veteran bwho ran the special ops before she becamehief. >>> a man who joined isis and then quit says he wants to warn others about the terror organization. he traveled to syria last year to train with isis and then escaped and turned himself into kurdish forces. in an exclusive interview, his attorney says he was tricked into joining the group. the client wa time warning others to avoid the trap he fell into instead of serving time behind bars. he is back in virginia being held without bond. he could get 20 years in prison. >>> prince george's county is working to cut down on crime there, but it is not just by adding more police to the streets. this initiative focuses on transforming neighborhoods to help improve safety. tracee wilkins reports from forestville. >> reporter: at prinjudy tally,s lived here for sometime, has suggestions on what to focus on. >> we need resources that live here. >> reporter: he has ideas too. >> a lot of dumping goes on in the commercial area there. nobody knows who is dumping it. >> reporter: that's the i

chief lanier now says many have been arrested. and some of confiscated. >>> $150,000 worth of jewelry, ripped off from the j.c. penney store at westfield wheaton mall. now, montgomery conty police hope this video, here's a look at it. and the pictures of it, help to put a crook behind bars. it happened early in the morning. 3:20 in the morning. back on may 21st. investigators say this person broke into the store. busted into the glass cases and snatched the jewel. you could be eligible for a $10,000 reward. >>> the d.c. area nurse, accused of sexually abusing female patients, testified in court today jaished klein said any possible inappropriates contact between he and the victims was unintentional. saying it it only would have happened when he attempted to check vitals. the nurse reenacted with a pretend patient had court, using his lawyer's desk as a hospital bed. victims claim there was other inappropriate contact. >>> the police department does not recommend criminal charges against the mother of a boy who fell into a zoo's go

>> reporter: well, chris, we just got an update from cathy lanier just a few minutes ago, confirming that four men have been shot and wounded. like you said, a bike officer also injured responding to the scene. we want to show you where this investigation is taking place. right across the street here on north capitol street in northwest d.c. right outside the big ben liquor store. that is sort of a landmark in this area. if you're able to see through the traffic onto the sidewalk, there are multiple evidence markers there. there was a lot of gunfire here. we were told the gunfire opened on one man, shooting him multiple times, then shot three they were all transported to the hospital where they are all stable. they're all expected to survive. police are working on surveillance video in this area of the gunmen. the gunmen after the shooting simply ran away. there is no lookout for any car or vehicle in this case. now let's listen to the chief as she talks about what happened with this bike officer. >> when the sound of gunshots rang out, we have an officer on mountain bike patrol abou