officer paul wright was the first to arrive at the scene. >> i didn't see anything obvious to me that was used to cause that type of an injury. at the time, i honestly believed she had been shot.

officer paul wright was the first to arrive at the scene. >> i didn't see anything obvious to me that was used to cause that type of an injury. at the time, i honestly believed she had been shot. that's how the injury looked to me. even this many years later, with the experience that i have, that's what i would have presumed, even today. >>> dianna green had been raped, and her head wound was not caused by a gunshot, but by a severe blow to the head which exposed her brain. doctors weren't sure whether dianna or her unborn child would survive. >> i stood there holding her hand. the swelling on her head had started to get kind of bad. she was in pretty bad convulsions. i was trying to watch both heart monitors, the one for her and the one for the baby. >> despite their efforts, the doctors could not save the baby, a girl, who was later named chantel marie. dianna fell into a coma and for the next three weeks, doctors were not optimistic. >> her family had called in a priest. we were prepared for the worst, or preparing for it. >> dianna green's attack bore striking similarities to five

paul cruickshank. our middle east analyst, robin wright. cnn justice reporter evan perez.7-year-old, evan charged trying to leave canada to join isis. what do we know? >> that's right, this is another example of the recruitment isis has been able to -- foothold it has been able to gain both in the united states and in canada. this case comes out of edmonton and this 17-year-old is charged by canadian authorities with trying to leave canada to try to join isis. edmonton apparently has been a bit of a hot bed for isis recruitment. they are three teenagers, three cousins last year who died fighting with isis after leaving the country and so this is something that the canadian authorities are very much keeping an eye on something akin to the hot bed we have had here in minneapolis with the recruitment of shabab and more recently with isis. >> you know paul our friends in canada they've got some serious problems up there when it comes to canadians being recruited, young ones and heading off to try to join forces with isis. >> that's absolutely right. about 130 canadians believe

paul church didn't make it out. at one point firefighters had to evacuate the home when part of the interior collapsed. coming up tonight at 5:30 kristin wright speaks with witnesses about the intensity of this fire and the loss of a neighbor. >> we have some new details about a d.c. police officer who's charged with sexually assaulting two teenaged girls. prosecutors say a third victim has come forward. and they believe there could be others. they also say that that officer had been disciplined and demoted for previous allegations of harassment. news4's mark segraves is live at the courthouse tonight. >> reporter: prosecutors say darrell best, a 25-year veteran of the d.c. police department had been disciplined twice over the years for sexually harassing and touching women he worked with including a woman who he supervised. these allegations came long before the most recent allegations of rape. officer darrell best was back before a d.c. judge today. the police department has changed his status to administrative leave with pay to leave without pay. the indication is the department may be starting to the process to fire him. best's attorney a