sadie is a rescue dog twice over. once from a shelter and then from a fire. say that makes sadie a lucky dog. >>> now at 6:00 on this presidents day, rallies from coast to coast against president trump and his policies. >>> a d.c. government contractor is fighting back after getting fired. he says he's been singled out for speaking out. >>> a serious security breach at how passengers were able to get onto a flight without a full screening at jfk airport in new york. >>> news4 at 6:00 starts now. >>> new details in a strange murder case. the victim, a 63-year-old man. the suspect, a 76-year-old woman. the weapon, a metal baseball bat. >> now the question is why. police say it all went down in a home on 21st street in northeast d.c. pat collins has been working this story all afternoon. >> reporter: this is mind boggling. the murder suspect is 76 years old. the murder weapon, a baseball bat. the victim, 63 years old, naked, tied up, locked in a closet. why would someone do something like this?

. >> reporter: sadie is a border collie mix who knows how to be rescued. erica davis saved her from a shelter three years ago. it was firefighters who made the latest save. erica's building on lee highway started burning. a balcony fire spread to her ceiling. but erica wasn't home. she got a call from a firefighter on the scene. >> the street was blocked off and so i'm running down the street just, you know, where's the dog, where's the dog because that was all i was concerned about. >> reporter: there was sadie in the parking lot with the firefighters of arlington county station 6. a firefighter was holding a hose when he saw sadie inside the smoky building and grabbed her. he left the scene. this is the first time he's meeting erica. >> how's it going? >> i'm erica. [000:13:58;00] you look better than the last time i saw her. >> right place, right time. >> she's my everything. i mean, everything else could be replaced. >> reporter: this time the thank you comes in the form of barbecue. firefighters say they were just doing their job. but here every dog h

for sweet little sadie it worked wonders. pot for this pet? her owners say saved sadie's life. >> that's all it is, helpless suffering. i knew i had to do something. >> reporter: her eyes told the whole story. she was helpless suffering from a seizure. it a christopher cano seeing sadie in pain. >> a lot of us have animals we care about very much. we want to see them better. we want to see them live better quality lives. >> reporter: she was given canabus oil and within seconds the seizure stopped for the nine pound bundle of cuteness. >> i was shocked and surprised. it was a hail mary. >> you can lop off the branches or you can try to get to the root of the problem. >> reporter: dr. ann lampoo has been treating man's best friends for over 37 years and over time she realized that holistic medicine was not only possible but practicals. she uses a variety of treatments from treatables to capsules to oils. >> this is just the canaboid oil. this is not anything with a psychoactive effect at according to experts they contain an extract of canabus a

this is sadie. she still a little shaken after all the three-year-old mut has been through a lot. >> 100% whole heartedly believe that my dog saved my life. >> reporter: he came home last night, made a cheesesteak and went to bed. it was about 3:30 this morning when he heard sadie. >> my dog, you know, noticed something wasn't right and just started that eighty nining. wasn't barking. it was like a crying noise. >> she knew something was wrong? >> she knew like, hey, you know, better -- you better wake up. >> reporter: he rounded up his four dogs and wearing just a pair of pants he ran outside only to watch his home burn. >> i slid open my back door looked outside and the siding was engulfed in flames. so i was just trying to get out. >> reporter: now wearing shoes and a shirt he got from friends, most everything he has is gone. but he knows stuff can be replaced. he's just happy he's alive and as for sadie, well, there's a big steak dinner in her future. >> she's going to get taken care of tonight

sadie was home alone. >> they had wrapped her in a blanket. around her neck as a leash. they were sitting with her. i was >> davis also donated window stickers that let first responders know if there is a pet in your home. firefighters can hand them out when they do smoke detector inspections. >>. >> we celebrated what would have been george washington's 285th birthday. for the first time we go to go inside his boyhood home in stafford county. ferry farm is in fredericksburg. as northern virginia bureau reporter david culver shows us, you'll get a chance too. >> open land along the river, what do you envision here? a subdivision of homes? maybe a big box store? a few years ago, both of those were being considered. >> because of that, local preservationists got together, banded together, and preserved this land. >> reporter: most historians always believed this to be where young george washington came of age, where legendary stories might have happened. for years no physical proof, at least not washington foundation took over. archaeologists li

sadie was trapped inside.ghters got her out in time. >> a lot of people consider pets to be a part of their family. yeah, we find one, we're going to bring them out. >> reporter: sadie's owner was so thankful she brought the firefighters lunch. she's also starting a campaign to get these door stickers out that alert firefighters to the presence of pets in the home. in arlington, derrick ward, news4. >>> he marched for civil rights and was the first man to represent the district on capitol hill. now he's in danger of losing his home. >> we're working for you this afternoon. jim handly and wendy rieger are in the newsroom with more. >> they have lived in the same home in washington for 55 years. >> the two have times. now they could lose everything. the impassioned plea from the community to keep them from losing their house. >>> also, two local mothers on a mission to transform the clothing industry. >> what they're doing that could make countless children more comfortable in the clothes they are wearing. >>> a

erika davis and sadie delivered lunch to the crew yesterday. davis says her dog was alone in the house when the fire started. >> they wrapped her in a blanket. she had a fire hose around her neck as a leash, and they were sitting with her. i mean, i was so appreciative. >> davis also donated sticke window to let first responders know that there is a pet inside. firefighters can hand them out during smoke detector inspections. >>> there are only days to go until the national first spring training game. some players are coming off injuries or still healing right now. our carol maloney is down in florida and says the players are feeling good. >> reporter: the washington nationals arrived to spring training healthy, and they still are. nearly a week of work for the pitchers and catchers. and they passed another test. live bp, batng practice that pits teammate against teammate. stros berg challenging his own, bryce harper, the only one to get a bat on the ball against him. a good sign for the nats' ace, who was hurt at the end of last season. but di

sadie was home alone. >> they had wrapped her in a blanket. she had a fire hose around her neck as a leash. they were sitting with her. i was so appreciative. >> she donated those window stickers to let first responders know there is a pet in your house. firefighters can hand them out when they do smoke detector inspections. >>> new tonight, six teenagers arrested in new york's central park after falling through the ice on a pond that was supposed to be offlimits. new york city police and fire and rescue teams including divers responded. they pulled the teens out of the 32-degree water. at its deepest, the pond is about 18 feet. everyone is expected >>> it's hard to believe, doug, they even have ice, even thin ice on a pond in central park. >> i'm looking at that right now. they've been below freezing for the last couple of nights. >> you would think it would have melted. >> you would think. kids go out on that sheet of ice and think, oh, this is going to hold me. not going to happen, especially when we're this warm this time of year, ice will

he's crediting his dog sadie for waking him up at 3:30 in the morning to get out of the house.nd he saved all four of his dogs in the nick of time. >> 100% whole heartedly believe that my dog saved my life. >> investigators are still looking into what started the fire. they think an electrical problem inside the kitchen might have ignited it. >>> he's been on the cutting edge of music business for nearly two decades, right? won more than 20 grammys married to beyonce'. now jay-z has done something no other rapper has ever done before. >>> a local college student was happy and healthy enjoying live but suddenly things took a turn. >> x-rays and said, you know, the brain is swelling and if it has nowhere to go -- n could kill him. >> thank goodness he survived. how he's using his experience to ♪ >>> skyfox over quite a crash in delaware counsel tow tonight of the a car slammed into a building along marshall road just passed 8:00 tonight. we don't have any reports of any injuries. now crews have stabilized the building. >>> folks in bristol borough bucks county are on cloud nine t

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grateful owner wanted to make sure she thanked the fire crew that saved her dog, so erika davis and sadie delivered lunch to the crew yesterday. she was alone in the house when the fire started. >> they had wrapped her in a blanket. she had a fire host hose around her neck as a leash and they were sitting with her. i mean, i was so preesh yative. >> davis also donated stickers that can be placed on your window to let first responders know that a pet is inside. >>> i have that sticker, by the way. >> it's a good indicator because sometimes they don't know. >> especially if your animal gets scared and they hide. the firefighters might think there's nothing in here to rescue, but that's awesome. today it's a little bit cooler. >> you can feel it. >> i put a coat on too. some areas in the 30s but as we go through the morning hours, we are continuing to look at temperatures mostly right around the freezing point for areas like frederick and those spots. so this is what we're looking at currently in the district we're at 43 degrees right now. so that's what the temperature is across the area. i

we are thrilled to be joined by lifestyle expert sadie murray. >> 50/50 for men and women, i like it. >> right? come on, people. this first one, my husband loves coffee, but we don't go big on the gifts. >> this is a really nice gift. this is a brand new x9 espresso machine. it's beautiful in red, but comes in chrome and black also. i love this. >> i love the shape of it. >> it's beautiful. >> exactly. also, hello, mike. >> you know i just champagne and red and -- >> this is for us, then. it's not for mike. we have wood ford reserve. you can create a whole tasting at home. >> i do like that. if you are dating or married to someone -- >> it's a nice experience. >> a nice bottle of this or that, as a gentleman, i appreciate that. it's a good gift. don't feel bad like i don't want to get them liquor. >> yes. jc penney here, this is their grill set, bbq set. >> oh, yeah. >> see, he likes this. >> a couple's massage at home. think about that. it is so great for valentine's day, there is a code, vd30 and get $30 off. you can become a member and get discounted massages every month as well. >

host: sadie in apple valley, california. independent line. caller: good morning.n independent. , they other caller said should have left the obama supreme court justice go through the process. we have this process where they want him to go through and the democrats have the right to -- he is not for the people. this is a right religious thing they want to have done. people getmake religion by putting a judge in and taking their rights away. host: how do you think he is going to do that? caller: by voting down immigration laws. they want to vote against roe versus wade. the want to vote against gay marriage legislation. host: who is the they? caller: the conservative judges on the supreme court. they've already said this is what they want to do. he would be in line with donald trump and the republicans. host: from michigan, randy, democrats line. caller: good morning. i want to start by thinking you and all the men and women behind the scenes that we don't see for bringing us this great program. my thoughts on this, i don't know the gentleman, the judge that mr. tr

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in the neighborhood and been good people and you know he's gotten involved in the neighborhood and sadie moved his headquarters to oakland but maintaining a presence in the city and mark from the other company been a great member of castro merchants in the neighborhood he does do it different changes that up a changing tied and at a point he's a good man and that's his inch and done it very, very well, in the neighborhood for thirty years and definitely part of fantastic of my neighborhood i want to put that out there. >> 3 great candidates for the legacy business registry do we have a motion. >> i move. >> i'll second. >> okay. >> the motion to approve those the legacy businesses registry resolution sorry for the to add those applicant for the legacy business registry modest and commissioner dooley and seconded by commissioner yee-riley correct. >> call the roll. >> commissioner adams commissioner dooley commissioner president dwight commissioner ortiz-cartagena is absent commissioner ortiz-cartagena commissioner yee-riley and commissioner zouzounis is absent that motion passes 5 to zer

tom: or sadie is coming out with a wonderful form. if i go to bloomberg and bring it out.vidend growth for five years. that is distorted by the recovery, but it is a massive 12% dividend growth per year. i'm going to assume you can't sustain that. what kind of use of cash can you distribute to shareholders? is it high single-digit like apple and some of your competitors, or can you sustain a double-digit growth rate to your dividend? when we look at the return on our shares by dividend, in the 5% range, that are independent of further growth, it is a pretty attractive offer in today's world to investors. that, we have a 40% return rule. 40% of our profits, we want to give to shareholders. we provide the cash flow to be able, in spite of the heavy investments into our future, we are able to provide cash flow to pay these dividends and we are very confident that it will a in the years to come. tom: dieter zetsche, chief executive officer of daimler, thank you so much. andrew sheets of morgan stanley, we hope to get you back, soon. synthesis ofour, all of our politics and mar

advised it is not oin our scope of authority to tell the county how to use the funding and think there sadis crypt aenls i heard from the advocates in the public comments they believe we have that ability and that ability to weigh in the matter so just want to make sure i have that correct. if not our legal role to tell cointies how to use the wasi grant dollars but take it seriously that we have a responsibility as regional national leaders on police reform and public safety to take a stronger role. we are fiscal agent and think we have been not paying as much attention as we could be. now is a opportunity to continue to push forward. there was some comments about last years letter sent from 3 of my colleagues that are ironicically no longer on board but they sent a letter and one thing i learned about public policy and bringing about change is it is momentum and takes time for momentum to build and build because not only do you educate policy makers but also the community and public. i think there was value in the letter that i think was avalos, campos and mar wrote to alameda county encou

advised it is not oin our scope of authority to tell the county how to use the funding and think there sadis crypt aenls i heard from the advocates in the public comments they believe we have that ability and that ability to weigh in the matter so just want to make sure i have that correct. if not our legal role to tell cointies how to use the wasi grant dollars but take it seriously that we have a responsibility as regional national leaders on police reform and public safety to take a stronger role. we are fiscal agent and think we have been not paying as much attention as we could be. now is a opportunity to continue to push forward. there was some comments about last years letter sent from 3 of my colleagues that are ironicically no longer on board but they sent a letter and one thing i learned about public policy and bringing about change is it is momentum and takes time for momentum to build and build because not only do you educate policy makers but also the community and public. i think there was value in the letter that i think was avalos, campos and mar wrote to alameda county encou

advised it is not oin our scope of authority to tell the county how to use the funding and think there sadis crypt aenls i heard from the advocates in the public comments they believe we have that ability and that ability to weigh in the matter so just want to make sure i have that correct. if not our legal role to tell cointies how to use the wasi grant dollars but take it seriously that we have a responsibility as regional national leaders on police reform and public safety to take a stronger role. we are fiscal agent and think we have been not paying as much attention as we could be. now is a opportunity to continue to push forward. there was some comments about last years letter sent from 3 of my colleagues that are ironicically no longer on board but they sent a letter and one thing i learned about public policy and bringing about change is it is momentum and takes time for momentum to build and build because not only do you educate policy makers but also the community and public. i think there was value in the letter that i think was avalos, campos and mar wrote to alameda county encou