mayor muriel bowser and police chief cathy later will have a press conference within the hour. tom roussey is live on the scene in southeast. the press conference was at the capitol view library, within a half-mile of both homicides today. we saw a number of other shootings in the city, and tonight the d.c. mayor spoke about the violence. we are just were fined by what we saw today. it is a level of violence that is not acceptable in our city, and we are going to put every single resource -- pole violence. so the mayor spoke at the press conference near where i'm standing. residents are fed up with the violence, especially the circumstances of the second homicide today. two afternoon shootings and homicides in just a few hours. there are too many people with too little respect for life. the last shooting was beyond the pale. >> i'm so when shock. i cannot believe somebody killed somebody's mother. was a woman in southeast gunned down while neighbors say she was coming home with grocery bags. >> i saw her laying on the ground. tom: this woman was talking to a neighbor outside. >

mayor muriel bowser helped kick off the pool season in the district this afternoon.l. all the cities outdoor pools open officially tomorrow. the city has 18 outdoor pool. 24 spray park and one children's pool. the pools will be open from noon to 6:00 p.m. tomorrow, sunday and monday in time for great pool weather. doug: the weather is perfect tomorrow for the pool. sunday early in day. early in afternoon. after that the showers and the storms will be something to deal with sunday and monday. leon: we have to get the mayor i haven't seen very many black women who jump in a pool and let their hair get that wet. she went completely under >> we'll make sure she gets your message. leon: give her credit for that one. doug: the weekend holiday weather. 84 at reagan national. the winds are now out of the south. what happens is we will see temperatures drop quickly. two or three, four degrees this time of year when the wind direction changes and comes across the water. the water is so much cooler. as far as the official high today. 88 degrees. second day in a row. 78 is the a

mayor muriel bowser splashed in yesterday in southeast. ols will be open from noon until 6:00 monday. coming up next -- a dramatic water rescue in the midwest. floodwaters rise. why it emergency crews say that danger is far from over. violent on turning the west coast, dozens ending up in jail. presidential candidates are now speaking out. plus a legal victory for johnny depp. what happens when an all-encompassing brain scan followed up with an l-embracing hug? what happens when the world's latest surgical technology is combined with caring for the world's newest mother? what happens when you match cutting-edge clinical trials with a gentle touch? you get extraordinary medicine and remarkable care. novant health and uva health system are proudly partnering to bring better care to every patient. kimberly: now the race for the white house and no break for one of the candidates this weekend. devin dwyer has the latest from the campaign trail, including

earlier today muriel bowser had good news for riders in the district and montgomery county. bowser: we are focse completing the trails. the metropolitan branch trail being one of them that will connect washington, d.c., to parts of montgomery county. we have acquired the land. now we want to complete the trail. steve: so here we are back live right now. the bikes are here to enjoy for the rest of the evening. a lot of folks are now heading home from national bike to work day. weather will cooperate absolutely perfectly. but a different story for the day tomorrow. for that, we head back to the studio for chief meteorologist doug hill. doug: thanks. in the next couple of hours ideal to say for people riding home. we will have increasing cloudiness. some sunshine for the next couple of hours. temperatures hold in lower 70's. changes are on the way due to developing storm center well southwest that will spread heavier cloudiness tonight. rain tomorrow. it will start in the morning. the rain will be heavy at times. especially south and southeast of washington. this is the future c

stay out of trouble will not go forward, falling apart because of a budget dispute between mayor muriel bowser and the council. presence to deal with increasing crime. the city has seen a more than 50% spike in homicide rates. gloomwe had more rain and in the weather today, under the day of showers ahead, but some improvement for the weekend. let's get the latest from meteorologist steve rudin. steve: we will see the heaviest of the rain tomorrow. by tomorrow night, all of this moves out. the latest computer model come heavy rain starts early in the morning, continues through the midday. than the drivetime home tomorrow evening, it does begin to ease a little bit with the heaviest of the rain well to the west. in this lets out. how much rain? inch, 1.5 inches by the time it moves out. the weekend, with a lot going on, mother's day sunday. all you need to know coming up. alison: campaign news -- it looks like the nations leading republican support donald trump. house speaker paul ryan says he wants to support the nominee but he is not there yet. he says trump has to do more to unify the republi

is getting closer to a $15 an hour minimum wage mayor muriel bowser signed an order to put together a the group has six months to come up with recommendations. >>> a daring rescue completely halted early memorial day traffic thursday morning. this was the scene after a map climbed over the rail of bay bridge and threatened to jump. not one, but two people are being praised for putting their lives on the line to save this machine has he dangled from the highest point on the bridge. a driver jason hayes stopped to help him despite the fact that he is afraid of heights. >> as soon as i locked eyes with the gentlemans, i knew that i had to push that aside and that i would be there for him. >> both hayes and lieutenant kevin brener talked to the man for about 45 minutes up tentil arrived. >> so let's say that you had a million dollars to spay spare, you could buy a nice home in d.c. or an entire town in west virginia. want to show you a look at sugar grove stationn s's a form it's a former u.s. n business and it's up for auction. >> $1 million is the starting bid. you got 122 acres, 80 hom

mayor muriel bowser kicking off the pool season. open from noon until 6:00 at night, and starting on june 18ble, they will be open six day as week. looking for a place to cool off? well we do have an interactive map of d.c. pools near you. all you have to do is open up the nbc washington app and search d.c. pools. >>> montgomery county's outdoor public pools also open for the season. take a dip starting at noon today. open until 6:00. the newly renovated western county outdoor pool in poolesville will also be open. >> pool in poolesville i. know. p the new ones of such high quality police have to step in to help bar owners determine what's real and what's not. news 4 jackie bensen shows how officers are starting to make progress. >> reporter: the staff here have seen a lot of i.d.s over the year, but recently they noticed something new. an influx of extremely high-quality fake i.d.s. implt think in the last six months it's been getting real big, and we've been seeing people, a lot younger, and then a lot of out of state licenses. >>

mayor muriel bowser about the timing of this rate increase and why, this is what she had to say.the council raised the rates for parking. and she put it entirely on the council. that's all she had to the council passed it. that's what happened last year. here's the thing, we talked to several people who were actually kind of surprised. they kind of forgotten that this had been passed and decided that they may have to go for a different mode of transportation on their commute. take a listen. i just%çx recently started biki. i kind of hope people start to bike. it makes sense. if that's going to start happen we need a heck of a lot more bike stands. i'll tell you that much. in esmolol formulation t of parking you'll see it go up. that's more out of my pocket. d.c. is not a city that i'm coming to live in. i think i am going to get a bicycle. i'm going to start bicycling in the city. i come in the city all the time. i live in virginia. he's shaking his head. so is everybody else. they're just really surprised about this. we'll start to see those rates be changed like i said over the

the washington post reports the plan fell apart due to a budget dispute between mayor muriel bowser andl. the council supported the plan -- but bowser preferred more police presence to deal with an increase in crime. the city has seen a more than 50-percent spike in its homicide rate. this morning.. we have a school closing to tell you about. william ramsay elementary school in alexandria will be closed this morning. school officials say they are still cleaning up flood damage inside the building. all after school activities-- including campagna and weekend activities are also cancelled. it's xx and we're just getting started. here we go again. sparks fly on a metro platform seconds after a train pulls off. now that station is shut down for a major repair operation. the impact for thousands of riders.. coming up. a statewide manhunt underway after a fatal shooting outside a maryland school. we will tell you who police are looking for and the latest on the victims.. good morning washington. today: cloudy, cool, and rainy. highs: 54-58 winds: nne 5-10 mph tonight: mostly cloudy with scatt

it was just like -- >> muriel bowser also honored a man's family who died in a building fighting the fire last year. >>> and under a new rule businesses cannot deny overtime to anyone making under $47,500 a year. that nearly doubles the current annual salary hourly workers would still be guaranteed overtime for the most part. businesses say the change could force small companies to convert salary workers to hourly workers. >>> for the third year in a row d.c. is ranked as the fittest city according to the college of sports medicine. they looked at how often people exercised, how much park lane is available and the rate of smoking. the other cities that rounded out the top four here, minneapolis, denver and portland, oregon. >> all right. i like to be on that list. usually we make worst traffic and that sort of thing. >>> now may be a good time to fit in a run. it's raining out there in some places but it's not too heavy. a closer look at when things dry out and the school day forecast at 4:41. >>> and an incredible rescue caught on camera with a man inside credited for saving his lif

mayor muriel bowser will release the draft constitution this afternoon. you can access it online and leave a comment if you like. right now washington's 670,000 residents lack voting rights in congress. mayor bowser says she hopes the referendum on the november ballot can change that. >>> well, they're not thinking about winning three in a row, only the next game. that is what the capitals head coach barry says they are focused on. >> one more loss and they're knocked out. >> from top to bottom in in terms personnel, i think this is ever had. >> best team in the nhl. and as we said before, the caps had far and away the best record during the regular season. game five is at the verizon center tomorrow fight. you can catch it by the here on nbc 4 after the kentucky derby. and just like all sports on so many levels, you can be the best i'm but just not have a great go in a series. it just happens all the time. >> and the caps had outshot the penguins in this series, but -- >> what are you going to do. go caps! >>> will the sun ever shine again? we're going o

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mayor muriel bowser said she was planning to put d.c. statehood on the ballot later this year. >>> now to decision 2016 and voters in indiana going to the polls day, they control 57 republican delegates and 92 democratic delegates. this is an open primary, so independents can go to the polls, too. today's gop primary is winner take all. senator bernie sanders has a shot at winning today's can democratic primary. he's nearly tied with hillary clinton in our poll. little actually to stall the clinton campaign. clinton is nearly 1,000 delegates ahead of sanders and just about 200 shy p of what she ned nee needs to earn the nomination. trump if he stweeps today would only need 200 more to clinch the nomination. ted cruz is behind significantly in recent polling. same goes for ohio governor john kasich. edward lawrence joins us at 4:45 wi what cruz says voters should expect after today's primary. >>> this just in, the solar plane trying to fly around the world? it's getting ready to take off for the 10th leg of its trip. it is going to be tak

mayor muriel bowser she'sl going to be at the oxon run run outdoor pool to celebrate theebt reopeningcially open onicp saturday.sa >> as you know summer iss almost here and for thisyo weeke special friday give away, you could win something. >> that's right. how about four tickets to sixkex flags. sounds like a big deal. big dea new flash waterfalls park isark open and ready for you to come out and take a -- take part inet this experience. go to between now and the 11:59 and59 enter for your chance to win. w one winner selected by ay a random drawing on may 31st. may3 all entrants must be 18 or b18 older. complete rules and onlinee entry are available at move d.c..com/contests./c >> all right. got good weather for all these t pool openings or whatever youter want to do. >> put that on the board, gary.ha >> yes, it's catchin g on.chg >> that's quite a cash phrasease maureen. >> thank you.>> t >> i would say continue with s that. often,early, use it okay.. bus stop forecast, it is mildt m out there this morning.or some would even call it warmll i in spots.po here's what i'm thinking forh

muriel bowser now. the d.c. mayor was awarded an honorary degree in public service today. the mayor told the crowd when she attended chatham in the 80s she attended with a typewriter. >>> the supreme court has avoided taking a stance on obamacare. we'll tell you what that means for that controversial birth control mandate. >>> coming up on news4, a woman wakes up in this neighborhood to find a sexual predator inside her bedroom. i'm mark segraves. and we'll tell you why police are investigating whether this incident is related to another incident that happened the same da >>> trash has been piling up in some parts of prince george's county, and residents want to know why te countyh ♪ stand by me vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me smaller shelters around the city, but phil mendleson -- the mayor and the council agree tha

just briefly while we're in the district, i thought mayor muriel bowser did something kind of gutsy and some might say controversial when she said she's not going to get budget approval from congress for the first time. she's like hey, we have taxation without representation. >> and we're going to spend our own money. and we'll keep spending it until congress tells us to stop. in what's the down sid there is no down side to this. >> oh, yeah. they could cut your funding. see, they could cut your budget. they could not approve certain initiatives. congress of power. the thing that is interesting is that hillary clinton did a very powerful op-ed for statehood and this is really a statehood move on the part of muriel bowser. >> and i think we talked a couple weeks ago when they were changing the tags in certainlies of tackation without representation, putting it we have no representation or something like that. but we talked about what can the city do to inform more folks about the situation. and this is probably a perfect opportunity for the mayor, when you're talking about money and goin

may mayor muriel bowser did take the plunge with some kids. >> reporter: i don't know.as that considered a half cannonball? who knows. she was a trooper. she jumped into the water with the kids. you saw the footage. she had a good time. she swam awhile with the kids who were also in the pool. the kids are still out there enjoying we had the blizzards and the rain and the humidity. this really is the perfect time for the kick off of the pools to open up throughout the city. you can see mayor bowser standing there with the kids. there was a countdown before she took the plunge into the water. as we said, she looked to have a good time. she was there swimming with the kids far little while. the mayor tells us she is really pushing the importance of kids learning how to swim this year. she says the 18 outdoor pools throughout the city won't open until noon to 6:00 tomorrow. starting june 18th, they'll open on a six day a week basis. they'll be closed one day a week for maintenance. we want to tell you some of the new information we learned about the pools throughout the cit

mayor muriel bowser has introduced some legislation.here is a proposed referendum that hasn't y for the november ballot. the big difference is over tipped workers. bowser's bill would increase the minimum wage for those tipped workers while the proposal would pay everyone the same by the year 2025. >>> how's it going to look? when we say rain, what do we mean? >> not a lot of rain. unfortunately, the best chance of rain does come on monday. >> memorial day. >> it's a tricky forecast, though, so you want to stay tuned for updates. right now on memorial day rain looks to favor the morning and midday hours. that could change. today the warmest day so far this year. hot and humid again tomorrow. maybe some scattered late day thunderstorms as well, but most if not all of your friday looking dry. mainly dry saturday and sunday. still noticing the mugginess though. again, right now some showers, not storms, are in the forecast for memorial day. cooler temps as well. 4 radar. tracking some isolated activity mainly west of i-81 north of winchest

proposal to pay people stipends not to commit crimes in the nation's capital appears dead after mayor muriel bowser and the d.c. council declined to fund it. >> pam: bowser, a democrat, did not include money for the program in her budget. and democratic d.c. council member kenyan mcduffie, who came up with the program, advanced a budget thursday pay for it. >> pam: the council voted stipends as part of a larger crime bill. the idea came from a similar program in richmond, california. city officials would have identified people considered likely to commit or become victims of violent crime and enrolled them in behavioral therapy and other programs. participants would have been paid for fulfilling those obligations and staying out of trouble. >> pam: ahead at eight. >> pam: at the world warning on one expert on earthquake spirit we will look into this prediction coming up next! seeing scenes like this >> brittany: i will let you know what this next and it stuck in store for tonight know what this next and it stuck in store for tonight and the weekend coming up know what this next and it stuck in stor

. >>> later today a hearing on mayor muriel bowser's plan to raise the minimum wage to $15.ivists will urge the council and mayor to expand the plan to include tipped workers. the mayor's proposal is the third time in recent months that legislation has been proposed or enacted to raise the minimum wage. >>> and you can get food truck licenses today. vendors must have that in order to operate in the city. >>> happy birthday, the smithsonian air and space humusm is turning 40. and tom sherwood tells us how it's still changing. >> reporter: 40 years ago here at the national air and space museum. then gerald ford opening the museum. its mission, tell the stunning story of flight. >> wright brothers flew 1903 and 60 years later we're walking on the moon. >> reporter: john daily has directed the museum 17 years. he's overseeing major overhauls and planning a big party july 1 to celebrate the 40th the an virsry. the iconic mooum will get a facelift to replace its aging and cracking tennessee pink stone work. but it's still the inside that counts. tom sherwood, news 4. > >>> local e

the new columbia is cochaired by mayor muriel bowser.he group approved a plan to get it on the referendum in november. >>> the new hampshire attorney general is launching an investigation into a police beet down that happened in the town of nashua. chopper video, showing the suspect here, dropping to his knees and surrendering. before police started punching him repeatedly. after a police chase that began in massachusetts. it has reached a critical stage. >> wasn't fighting, though. it was a little much. >> it does appear he is complying with the officer's orders. and until they start to move very appear to be farther. what happens in those last seconds is going to be crucial to this investigation. but clearly, this is tough. >> the beating went on for more than 20 seconds. the 50-year-old suspect took over a dozen blows from the officer's fist and feet. police say he had warrants out. >>> partnering with gwinnett company today, to honor those who went above and beyond on make a difference day last october. >> that day marks the country'

mayor muriel bowser vowed to not submit a budget to congress and is arguing that the city can spend local tax dollars the way it wants to. paul ryan and others are saying that d.c. does not have that authority. alison: all eyes were on d.c. in vote 2016 today. that is because donald trump came house speaker paul ryan. scott thuman reports after the meeting the fireworks started online. tell us about it. scott: to some degree, alison, a moment we want to take a snapshot. with the hours after the meeting the house speaker paul ryan tweeted out a photo of himself with school children on the hill. the kamas, "my most important meeting of the day." >> i was encouraged with what i heard from donald trump today. i do believe that we are planting the speeds to get ourselves unified. scott: but he stopped short of endorsing the republican front-runner his bid for the white house. >> you don't put it together in 45 minutes. scott: that seems to be the biggest problem for the republicans right now. especially with deep divide over the policy and the campaign style at the end of a contentious primary

mayor muriel bowser and governor larry hogan to create metro oversight commission. kellye lynn is joining us from a youn hall road. we are hearing the source of the problem and can they fix it? kellye: that remains to be seen. this is a power outage affecting 2,000 customers. pepco is aware of the problem and is doing what it can to remedy it. i will give you a look here from mobiletrak7. so you can see what is happening. the 5900 block of macarthur boulevard is shut down. this is where the traffic is diverted. the police car on the left of the screen is the 5900 block being blocked. traffic cannot get on the portion. we will stay on this and bring you the latest coming up. reporting live from mobiletrak7. i'm kellye lynn. jonathan: thanks. coming up for us at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- >> millions expected to fly this memorial day weekend. answering tough questions about how to deal with the long lines. that is coming up. the face of lung cancer is changing. michelle: the reason for hope in the fight against lung cancer. ahead. >> the obamas already said they will stay

mayor muriel bowser kicking off season with a splash. >> she had sort of a half cannonball.have more from the oxen ride pool. >> reporter: the kickoff just wrapped up moments ago and the mayor was here along with officials from d.c. parks and rec. they were out here. this pool was filled with kids. everyone excited about the opening. there was some speculation on whether or not the mayor was going to jump in, but take a look at the video. she did take the plunge and swam for a little while, so the tradition lives on. here's a bit of what the mor had to say earlier today. >> that you can get swim classes at dpr. how many people say i don't know how to swim? i don't want to learn how to swim. i'm scared to swim. you can fix that today. >> reporter: starting june 18th, the pools across the city will open on a six day a life guards will be on duty, but the city is encouraging parents and urging them to keep a close eye on their kids. reporting in southeast, meagan fitzgerald. >>> the state of maryland taking action to combat the zika virus, but one local county isn't part of the

. >>> chairman's want to radically change mayor muriel bowser's homeless housing plan. mendelson will propose a bill to put family shelters on public land. bowser has been criticized for her plan for shelters around the district onri developments in the shootings that happened overnight in fairfax county. we know that a man is in the hospital right now, he is recovering and is expected to survive. police say that he was shot after someone tried to rob him at his home. you take a look at the map. this was on braeleigh lane and collins meade way. we work to find out more information about a suspect. >>> developing right now, the wildfire in canada is burning out of control and is getting closer to a city again. thousands of workers have been told to get out of ft. mcmurray, only a fraction of more than 80,000 who were evacuated a few weeks ago know. many of those people still have not gone back home. firefighters say the air is dangerous to breathe in that area and hot and dry conditions are making everything even worse. >>> in just under three hours from now, the washing

mayor muriel bowser wants to replace d.c. general with temporary family shelters scattered throughout the city. the community meeting begins at 7:00 tonight at 2nd district poe >>> if you want to give in-about put about the future pr purple line, you can head to the civic building tonight. transit officials will hold a heat to go talk about plans for the line along wayne avenue. >> the house of representatives dealt a big blow to d.c.'s attempt at self government. lawmakers nullified a law that allowed the district to spend local tax dollars without congressional approval. house members said the district overstepped its legal authority and the constitution by trying to exclude congrefrom the budge process. advisers have recommended he veto the bill. >>> later this morning, there will be a hearing on mayor bowser's plan to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour. activists will urge the council and the mayor to expand the plan to include tipped workers, as well. the mayor's proposal is the third time in recent months that renlgs

mayor muriel bowser said she was planning to put d.c. statehood on the ballot later this year. >>> to politics and a few virginia elections should you though about today. voters in the city of fair fairfax county will elect a new mayor. the incumbent faces a challenge. clifton, vienna, haymarket and quantico is also holding elections. >>> and in maryland, voters in university park have a choice be. richard scorza is challenging the incumbent. cal pain focuses on proposed budget cuts to the mosquito prevention efforts at a time when zika virus could threaten up to recentsidents. >>> today we're talking about the nutrients you need but may not be getting enough of. i don't think those foods have the nutrients we're talking about here. >> don't hate. >> it does start with breakfast. a typical breakfast might include eggs, milk, meat. covers a lot of bases, but not necessarily all of them. >> one nutrients that we found that pretty much all of americans immediate to get more of is ccholine. >> if you've never heard of it, you are not alone.

it was just like -- >> muriel bowser also awarded kevin mccrae's family who died last year battling a fire. >>> new overtime rules will be announced and the rules will make 4 million americans annual for overtime pay. the threshold of those who can be denied overtime will double. hourly workers are still mostly guaranteed overtime. the changes will increase pauperwork and scheduling burdens for small companies and could force some small companies to convert salary workers to hourly workers. >>> 5:16 right now. this week on "news4 today" we're helping you get ahead with summer safety. those mosquitoes, which are part of summer, are a top concern because of the zika virus. that's why insect repellants might be a smart choice while you're outside. consumer reporter susan hogan has what you need to know. >> reporter: there's no backseat for the zika virus and no drug to treat the zika infection. that's why consumer reports tested insect repellants. specifically for their effectiveness against the kind of mosquito known to transmit zika. >> products that contain the right percentage of dee

muriel bowser says it will delay closure of the troubled d.c. general shelter. a reporter for wamu 88.5 fm saying he witnessed mayor bowser calling the f-word. she declined to comment. >>> a dangerous condition on some of the major highways in and out of d.c. the police says it's becoming an issue for his officers. news 4's meagan fitzgerald is live in laurel with more on how this is affecting drivers as well. meagan? >> reporter: some drivers try to avoid the b.w parkway and the biggest issues are potholes and line markings on the road making it challenging for them to know which lane is theirs. >> i'm usually on either 95 or the bwi parkway. >> the b.w. parkway is one of many heavily traveled roadways in and out of d.c. along with the claire barton parkway, but drivers are noticing what they call significant issues. >> it's usually less congested, but the road conditions are -- there are a lot of potholes. >> pamela ama is talking about the line striping on the roadways. specifically on the bw outer line of the roadway in many areas is missing as are the cente

muriel bowser presented an award in his honor. he died last may battling an apartment fire in the shaw neighborhood. >> amazing for them. >> and to all the first responders who run toward danger while we run away. >> exactly. >>> a live look right now as we think we're seeing the washington monument. it's pretty cloudy out there. it's a great place to be outside usually to be active and a new study agrees. that's why d.c. was ranked the fittest city in america. >>> and a new problem on the beltway. details on that one coming up. >>> and there you go, get it in park. there you go, come on out, man. >> a man taken down by police after leading them on vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me >>> good morning, i'm storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. it's cloudy, calm and cool. i have

. >>> in the district, a war of words between muriel bowser and the council. >> heated exchange over plans to shut down the city's largest homeless shelter. an building with more. >> good morning, yes, quite the talker here at the wilson building yesterday. but, this issue, closing of dc general, has been something that's been going on for awhile now, something that all dc lead verse very passionate about. they all wanted to close, but how they want -- how it is going to close really what's up for debate here, and so yesterday, during the meeting, the dc council, it goss really heated over the plans to shut down the city's largest homeless shelter by opening smaller shelters across the city. the council voted on different plan from the one that mayor bowser had previously proposed. now un the new plan, council chairman mends l son said it would save taxpayers 16 a million dollars, and some shelter locations would be changed, the city would also buy or use imminent domain to acquire front. but again, this is not the plan, the mayor agrees with or supports, and two reporters standing n

mayor muriel bowser has been briefed by her public safety team. president obama, he, too, has been briefed on the situation. vice president biden was there at the white house. everybody there is just fine. the lockdown has been lifted. we're going to stay on top of this story. we'll be pushing out alerts. we'll be updating the story on our facebook pages as well as our what happens when an all-encompassing brain scan is followed up with an all-embracing hug? what happens when the world's latest surgical technology is combined with caring for the world's newest mother? what happens when you match cutting-edge clinical trials with a gentle touch? you get extraordinary medicine and remarkable care. novant health and uva health system are proudly partnering to bring better care to every patient. >>> you're watching "news4 at 4:00," where we're following the breaking news just outside the white house grounds. several witnesses have told us they saw a man walking