this violence began just after midnight on friday with one person shot in the 600 block of longfellow streetnorthwest. fewer than five hours later, a woman was caught in gunfi near 9th and deindicator street. four people shot on satuay night in the 700 block of sheprd. that's about a block away from a police substation. two people were shot in the 100 block of kennedy street northwest before sunrise. we have checked with d.c. police and they say they do not know of any arrest in y shootings. >>> police on the hunt for a person who murdered a 21-year-old woman in the district. this happened around 3:30 yesterday morning along bruce place. ashley mccray is the young woman in the far right in this picture. it was takent the georgetown store worked. th found the 21-year-old inside a car early saturday morning where she had been shot. she was rushed to the hospital where shwas pronounced dead. >> everybody is sad about it. everybody knew her. she's really going to be missed. >>> so far police have made no arrests in her case. >> this morning we have a traffic alert. a new traffic pattern a

recently out there, and i know they are very crowded for space, and i'm looking at schools like longfellow, which is already 600 kids, 100 kids over capacity for the school. it shows the highest concentration was exactly in that district, right? so now that we have closed the middle school from their t -- here -- and f-- from there, so those kids are now entering middle school, so how will we bit the capacity from all those schools feeding in their -- in there? my other question is, this valley, there is a huge development starting their. it is really the only elementary school sort of within proximity of that development, and it is slated for thousands of units. did we take that into consideration? also, what are our plans to accommodate those students that will be entering our school from those sites? those are just some of the questions that you do not have the answer now. we just thought we would follow- up on it. >> the package just do one follow-up to the first question. -- if i could just do one follow-up to the first question -- if we do the data run that tells us how many pre-k ki

they say they met him through the bish shops's longfellow academy. >> he would use biblical stories toow important it was to follow your leader and your master, and let him know that the acts that he was engaged in were not necessarily meaning that he was a homosexual. >> reporter: bishop long's spokesman denies the allegations, and the young men allege he made them his spiritual partners in a covenant. >> it was a marriage ceremony, candles, exchange of jewelry, and biblical quotes given in order for anthony to know and the bishop to tell him, i will always have your back and you will always have mine. >> in the name of jesus! >> reporter: eddie long built a spiritual empire by sheer force of personality. there were 400 members 20 years ago and today it has more than 25,000 members. when coretta scott king died, her funeral was held in his church. as his prestige has grown, so has his conservative voice. he once led an anti-gay marriage march through atlanta. >> we're not marching against folk. we are marching for folk, and if they don't understand it now, they'll understand it better

plaintiffs, she has called in federal authorities saying that, you know, with him being over the longfellow academy, that something is amis there, and so you want to watch every single step. so, again, to each his own, but that's certainly the position that i know i certainly would take when you have these kind of serious charges. >> well, i mean that's obviously, as martin would say, the legal advice is to shut up, to let this play out in court, but i'm wondering, roland, from a man-of-the-cloth standpoint, from a higher-calling standpoint, is that really the path he should be taking? >> again, even though he is a man of the cloth, you're still dealing with the legal issues. secondly, if you look at the fourth lawsuit, the fourth lawsuit -- actually the third lawsuit names several other individuals who work for the churches as well. if you also look at all of the different lawsuits, they raise -- it goes beyond sexual coerci coercion, they talk about responsibility, they talk about fraud. so the legal exposure from the church's standpoint stands beyond bishop eddie long. they're saying oth