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it happened in southeast d.c. police say simms stabbed her husband at their home o place.ers arrested her at the house and she has been charged with second degree murder. >>> we are following breaking news. there is a new video that appears to show isis militants beheading british hostage david d engel tweeted the video appears to show the murdera h hostage at the same location. this latest video isis threatens to kill another british hostage. >>> secretary of st jn kerry is in cairo trying to build an alli to fight the terror group. so far there has been a lot of moral support but little to nothing when it comes to troops and weapons. isis militants have captured large parts of iraq and syria. kerry says egypt can play a critical role. highly unlikely egypt will send troops. >>> a soggy start to the weekend, are t rain showers stick around. >> the easy rain showers are out of here and seeing sunshine breaking out he improvements in the weather. you can see on storm team 4 radar we are dry across the region and will remain dry for your evening. the temperatu right now 71 d

in june the boy was found dmed southeast d.c. he died from multiple blunt force injuries.st court hear something set for tomorrow. >>> the man described as the most wanted man in prince george's county is in jail and now the mother of the little girl he's accused of killing struggling to find closure. he was tracked down at an apartment building this morning. he was on the run more than a month. he opened fire on a house last month and killed three-year-old little girl. p her mother welcomed news of his arrest but says things will never be the same for her. >> i'm not happy about the situation but i thank you guys for giving me closure knowing he's belong bars where he belong. i'll never be happy without my baby. >> investigators plan to look at his time on the run. they want to know if any accomplices helped him to stay hidden. >>> president obama says the u.s. is being relied on to stop ebola in many west africa. 3,000 serveice members will be sent there to set up a command center to train hundreds of health care workers. one american who survived that disease, dr. kent

we begin with chris gordon in southeast d.c. where a memorial service will be held tonight. chris? >> reporter: well, it's just beginning, jim, here at canal park in southeast. members of the committee in the neighborhood where the navy yard is located. the mayor, members of council, congressional representatives and members of the public are all here tonight to remember. this morning, there was a ceremony at the navy yard. it lasted only 22 minutes. it was short. but emotional. >> one year. four seasons. 12 months. 365 days. >> reporter: the tears returned to the faces of family and friends who lost loved ones killed at the navy yard. >> mike arnold. >> reporter: and then there was a minute of silence. the admiral who read the names himself overcome with emotion by the loss of life. today they hugged in the bright sunshine, which stands in stark contrast to the darkness that hung over the navy yard that day. the police responding to stop a shooter. the medevac helicopters would remove the wounded and most importantly, 12 members of the navy yard family who were killed. >> one year.

this happened just after midnight on nelson place in southeast d.c. the wife was arrested a the the scene. police are not releasing their names. > we're working to find out more about a taxicab robbery in southeast washington. d.c. police tell us that a driver was robbed by a passenger just after 11:00 p.m. last night. d his cab into a parked car. the driver was not hurt and the suspect has been arrested. >>> and friends gathered together to remember a leader at the d.c. corrections department who was killed in her own home in alexandria. police are looking into whether the murder was connected to another area. loved one held a vigil last night for carolyn cross deputy department of corrections. cross's daughter found her dead on sunday in her apartment. police charged a man who lived in a nearby building with murder.s was a caring person. she was about helping people. it didn't matter. she would get on you if you were wrong but he should come back and say to you, you know better s conne the murder of another w. she was killed about a mile away two mo

police arrested 52-year-old wayne burly of upper marlboro and 23-year-old ernest ward of southeast d.c. and they expect to make even more arrests in this case. >>> parents are upset after a cleaning agent jushed members of the spring -- injured members of the spring brook high school team. when coaches suspected a player had a staph infection, a trainer had the locker room sprayed with a cleaning agent meant only for floors and walls. the chemical was also used on football pads and helmets. the principal says 15 players reported getting burns or rashes during the september 16 practice. one student was even hospitalized when his burns became infected. >>> after days of fair weather, we have rain moving into the area later today. meteorologist erica grow is here with our first alert forecast. >> andrea, it's because of a coastal storm that we're expecting that heavy rain during the overnight and that is why the national weather service has issued a flood watch for the beltway and the counties surrounding it and that will go into effect tonight and be with us until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morn

. >>> this morning police are looking for someone who killed a man in southeast d.c..happened over the weekend on pomeroy road right off stanton road. willard shelton died. police right now are offering as much as $25,000 for information that leads them to catch and convict a killer. >>> there is a growing memorial for a montgomery county high school student killed in a tragic car accident. shawn gangloff died following the crash saturday morning. he was 15. he and two others were in a convertible when it carashed in olney. police say the car hit a tree and light pole before it rolled over. grief counselors will be at sherwood high school to help students deal with the loss. >> i feel real sad about it. this little kid was like -- could have been my little brother or someone in my family. >> the other two boys in the car are still in the hospital. they have serious injuries. police are still working to figure out what caused the car to go off the road and slam into a tree. >>> prince william county facing a nearly $6 billion shortfall. they ended the last fiscal year $

we're working to find out more about a taxicab robbery in southeast d.c. y a passenger just afterer wa 11:00 last night. now durilr crashed his cab into a parked car. the driver wasn't hurt and the suspect has been arrested. >>> one juror could have made a big difference in the trial that convicted former virginia governor of corruption. according to the post, the jr. was against convicting him before he was mysteriously business missed. now mcdonald and his e d guilty of a total of 12 counts of federal corruption. he told the post he was against convicting them even though he didn't hear any of their defense. e he was dismis trial. the mcdonald's will face sentencing in january. >> you may remember when gus deeds stabbed his father and took his own life. the tragedy made national headlines last november. in her first television gus's sister says she's ready to speak out in hopes of raising awareness about mental illness. this is part of the changing minds campaign. >> the first thing you need to know about gus is he was extremely funny. >> when rebecca de

. >> reporter: gladys, a long time resident of southeast d.c. told a council today speed cameras work in her neighborhood and she wants more to go up. >> in maryland and virginia you have a lot of -- we do not. we have to depend on cameras and speed bumps. >> reporter: others are skeptical. >> i think they like to collect revenue from people passing through. >> reporter: police chief kathy lanier rejected that notion in the inspector general's scathing reports on speed cameras and parking tickets. >> i should point out we get no financial benefit from the fines from traffic violations. >> reporter: and responded to criticism the cameras can't always pinpoint which driver is speeding. >> we have new technology that has replaced our speed enforcement equipment that clearly marks the vehicle being captured by the radar. >> reporter: the other topic of discussion was parking tickets. the city collects $83 million a year from those violations. to prevent mistakes, public works employees will be required to enter license plate numbers twice and police

we are live in southeast d.c. back to you, barbara. >>> right now firefighters are trying to find out what started a fire that killed a woman in rockville. a neighbor spotted the house on fire around 4:30 this morning and called 911. this is on iris street near aspen hill road. a man told crews his mother was still inside. rescuers found her upstairs. she died at the hospital. another man who lived nearby described the scene. he didn't want his face shown on camera. >> when i got here, the fire department was there are on the scene. the ladder truck had already deployed. there was smoke billowing out of the upper floors. >> the woman who died was in her 70s. two firefighters were treated for heat exhaustion. firefighters believe the fire started in the basement. >>> there's a new effort to bring the 2024 olympics to the washington region. the d.c. 2024 bid organization launched this website just a few hours ago. arlington county's board chair already announced support for the olympic bid. the website also introduc

>>> one person is dead and two others are recovering this morning after they were all shot in southeast d.c. one of the people recovering is a police officer. the shooting happened on ainger place is in southeast off 25th street. 39-year-old anthony jones died. police are looking for the shooter. the other man and the officer are both expected to be okay. >>> right now doctors at nih are getting ready to treat someone with ebola. their patient is a doctor who was exposed to the virus in sierra leone. that person will be in a special isolation unit. the hospital says you don't have to worry about any kind of infection in our area. we're not sure exactly when treatment will begin but the doctor should be officially admitted to nih sometime today. >>> today you can do your part to shine a light on suicide prevention. today's out of the darkness walk is in virginia. news 4 has been working with the american foundation for suicide prevention all year to raise awareness about suicide. it's part of our changing minds campaign that focuses on mental illness. today's walk begins at 1:00 p.m. at the

the project features trash and debr displayed in two vacant ste fro on good hope road in southeast d.c's part of a citywide art prm r by the city. resis flooded council marian berrs office with complaints wh the exhib went up. the tha runs the art prm says it will move the in to a new location. >>> sti ahead, a long journey towa healing. a woman who lost her husband in e navy yard shooting a year ago is opening up about the atta. >> this is in the right. they have made a mistake. this. >> she talks about her new rey and how vice presid bi has helped her hea >>> a lot of people will pause to remember the lives lost in the navy yard shootings this week. marks one year since tht terrible day. for one woman in rockville, it be especially emotional. her husband was killed. tonit she is telling her story for the first time to news4's eu and says the love they sh gives her strength to go. >> these were flowers from his cask. judy johnson has awar, medals and mementos. >> this is the presidentl coin that pre obama passed to me when he met with us at the me service. >> r she has phot e has lett

police say early saturday morning 50-year-old yvonne simms stabbed jordan inside their home in southeast d.c. simms was arrested at the scene and charged with murder. jordan died at the hospital. >>> investigatre trying to figure out whaedhi small pla crash at the montgomery co air park. you can see it there upside down on a grassy area just off the runway. the crush happen yteay afternoon. the opl board were able to walk away as they were not hurt. >>> i heard a loud thump out here at the montgomery county air park. when i walked out of the building, i saw the pilot walking out of the airane. he seemed to a little banged up, but he wasfothmo part. >> a neighbor near the air rk told our crew this is the fourth small plane to crash over the last 12 years. >>> a manhunt happening now after an ambush on state troopers. the stro response this is getting from a commissioner. >>> plus this cooler weather may not be juan-day event. right, chuck? >> not at all. i think we have a couple of chilly morn coming our way. the late of the computer model runs are in. they're changi the timing on the raindro

she was shot and killed inside her house in southeast d.c. on september 14th. a man named raheem jones has been charged with her murder. they charged him yesterday. police say there was no sign of forced entry into her house. >>> more than two dozen it items taken from his parents' home. a search warrant unsealed. and tonight we learn about new evidence in the case against charles severance. he is charged in three high-profile murders in alexandria. news4's pat collins is live in alexandria with more from that warrant. pat, what are you learning? >> reporter: chris, these are the charles severance search warrant papers. they were sealed for months. they are sealed no more. it gives us an insight into how detectives are gathering evidence in this triple murder case. we now have an inventory of things police seized from charles severance. taken from a room that he kept at his parents' home in oakton. in all, 32 items, including rifle rounds. computer disks. a cell phone and clothes. severance has been indicted and charged in the murder of real estate agent nancy

pat collins is near the scene now in southeast d.c. with more. pat? >> reporter: jim, tonight the mother of a murder victim has words of forgiveness for her daughter's killer. if you could talk to the person responsible for this, what would you say? >> i forgive whoever did it and please turn yourself in. no matter where you go, or what you do, god has got his eyes on you. bring yourself to justice. >> reporter: the victim, 27-year-old dee dee conyers. she was a dancer, she was an artist. she was found dead inside her apartment by her grandfather. >> i was in total shock. i really was. i was hysterical. i could not call 911 fast enough. >> reporter: dee dee conyers was the mother of four children. two of her children, a 2-year-old boy and 3-month-old girl, were inside the apartment when she was shot and killed. now this happened on september 14th around 7:00 p.m. but we're just learning the details now. dee dee conyers had just moved into this apartment. most of her belongings were still in boxes. there was no sign of a forced entry. her grandfather s

. >>> this morning police are looking for someone who shot a man to death in southeast d.c.. police say willard shelton of alexandria died after he was shot on pomeroy road. you can see that is right off stanton road. police are offering as much as $25,000 for any information that leads to them catching the killer. >>> students at sherwood high school will head back to school on a somber note. one classmate killed, two others seriously hurt in a car accident. 15-year-old shawn gangloff died following the crash. he along with maxwell deck ter and alex hall were in the car when it crashed. it hit a tree and light pole and rolled over. gangloff'ses classmates have created a memorial for him at the crash site. >> it happens to somebody who you know who has been a teammate of my son's for several years. it's very difficult. the other family also, they have been a teammate of my son's. and so it's very difficult even to comprehend. >>> the other two boys in the car are still in the hospital. they have serious injuries. police are still trying to figure out exactly what caused the c

lesli foster is at the park in southeast d.c. where that vigil is about to get underway any moment now. >> there's a lot of activity here. this is a moment for the city to pause and remember with the community here. those victims, the survivors, the heros both civilian and military who rushed in on that awful day one year ago. this is the program. it says quite simply, navy yard, 9/16/13 and handing out pens with a simple n on it to remember what happened one year ago today. there will be a number of speakers, but this is really for the community to come together to have an opportunity to pause and recall what happened one year ago. now earlier tonight, scott broom told us a bit about this group called the rooftop gang. they were the survivors who were on building 197 and they were literally rescued by a helicopter on that day. whether we left off, survivor jen bennett described going face to face with shooter aaron alexis and being hit by a shotgun blast to the shoulder. captain chip told us how he found an escape route to the t

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news4's pat collins joins us live in southeast d.c. with more on this debate. pat? >> reporter: jim, for 77 years, anacostia high school has been known as the anacostia indians. the question now is, should this stay? or should it go? since 1937, anacostia high school in southeast has always been known as the anacostia indians. >> we are the indians, the mighty mighty indians. >> reporter: you were a cheerleader? >> i was a captain. >> reporter: now kenya mcduffie has introduced legislation to ban all race-based logos, mascots or team names in is city schools. >> i think it's important to people to remember that these terms are pejorative, they are offensive and objectionable to a lot of people. and we should make sure we can fix this. >> reporter: if mcduffie's bill becomes law, anacostia will have to find a new mascot and a new nickname. but that won't happen without a fight. meet now members of anacostia's class of '68 and '69. they have a big reunion coming up next month. they say this school was built on indian ground. they say the name and the logo is an honor

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was the ethics reform bill and catania said it was a bill to save the united medical center in southeast d.c.. while schwartz said it was a workers' sick leave bill. outside the wilson building i'm nikki burdine, back to you. >> all right thank you. >>> the man wanted for the murder and attempted murder of two pennsylvania state troopers has been added to the fbi's ten most wanted list and a $100,000 reward is being offered for information leading to his arrest. >> this is very scary. eric freen is accused of ambushing the troopers near scranton a weak ago. and the intense man hunt has prevented some people from getting back home. >> every officer we saw was carrying a shotgun. and i never really -- i'm a retired schoolteacher. i never saw shotguns and pellets and all this stuff belted around the officers. >> the reason for that is the suspect is a survivalist and expected to be heavily armed. the area's volunteer fire company set up a shelter for people who are stranded and can't get babble home. >>> the investigation into who failed relisha rudd will get a new look today. d.c. councilman j

the store will rebuild at its original location on pennsylvania avenue in southeast. a d.c.-based company will buy the property and lease it back to frager's and the business will continue to operate out of its three locations it's in right now until that original space becomes available again. >>> residents of a ft. washington neighborhood have been wondering for months whether they will keep our lose their homes until last night when they were told their fate. >> we knew it could go either way. >> reporter: up until the county's e-mail miles cousin held out hope he would be able to stay in their -- miles cullen held out hope he would be able to stay in their dream home. they've been partially living in a camper parked out front to have access to running water. >> we knew we were going to have to move on here. >> reporter: his is one of six homes to be condemned. 22 other houses down the hill will be able to stay. since may an active mudslide has turned these families' lives upside down. the slope has moved roughly an inch since the disaster. construction on piscataway driv

eastern high school in southeast d.c. is school -- closed because of a pepco outage.e to get up and get going. let's get right over to the wtop traffic center. >> you may want to leave early. southbound on the parkway, getting inside headed down on it did there had been a crash. it usually takes about nine minutes, but southbound on the george washington parkway on the ramp to go south on 390 five there is accident activity. headed north, you're delayed near the pentagon across the freeway. prince george is county, north of richard marlboro road, a crash on the center of the roadway, one by to the left, one bite to the right, ever-changing as authorities arrived. chilly, but getting nice? >> yes, but it will be slow to do so. starting in the 40's in most national, 45reagan it winchester, 45 in manassas. the forecast today, mostly sunny and nice. over 60's the middle 70's expected into thursday. >> thank you very much. the search is intensifying for missing student, hannah graham. more than one dozen electronic billboards are up from fredericksburg to the virginia beac

year, ae is going to be leading team of tutors for kids like herself and her old neighborhood in southeast d.c. who you just heard from, is mentoring young people through public allies in their maryland. 75,000 of this year's class will spread out and make america safer, healthier, more fair and just. like all those who serve their country through americorps, they do not just believe in, but live out a fundamental truth. that is that people who love their country can change it. that is the genius of america. that is the promise of americorps. so of the reasons i am committed to this program and why i am so hopeful about the future. we are proud of you. that goes for all the americorps members over the years. i will always be proud to serve a country where there is such striving, dreaming citizens like all of you. congratulations. god bless you. god bless america. thank you, president clinton. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] ♪ [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> in the new class of the

it was started in 1998 in southeast washington, d.c., where some of the nation's most troubled schools are located and where most students don't finish high school. but as byron pitts first reported in 2010, seed students are different. most graduate and go on to college. admission to seed is by lottery, open to any family in the district willing to take a chance. >> girl 41. >> yeah! >> this family was one of the few who won the lottery, a $35,000-per-year education paid for by private and government money. >> boy 12. >> yay! >> only 1/3 of the over 200 or so kids who applied heard their number called. with the child's future at stake, emotions ran high. >> 38. >> the grants were another family who won the chance to change their child's life. >> yeah! >> when that number was called, describe that feeling. >> it was just shocking. i didn't think that was gonna happen. listen, when he said "38," i didn't hear anything but joy. >> why does this mean so much to you? >> it's called opportunity. we've never had that before. so why not grab it if you can? here, you know, the sky is the limit

the upper midwest and great lakes and wet conditions stretch from south texas to the southeast and up into washington, d.cf you're flying, delays are possible in minneapolis, and atlanta. >>> well, breaking news this morning in the search for a missing 8-year-old girl in arizona. >> a body has been found near the home of the girl but it has not been identified. isabella grogan-cannella vanished from her bullhead city home before dawn tuesday and her parents say she was not in her bedroom when they went to check on her. no struggles of a break-in but they haven't ruled out a kidnapping. the unidentified body has been turned over to the medical examiner's office. >>> the judge was emotional at the sentencing of a man who killed a 19-year-old woman who banged on his door in the middle of the night. theodore wafer will spend at least the sex 17 years behind bars. he was convicted for the shooting of renisha mcbride when she showed up on his porch acting strangely after a car accident. at the hearing wafer apologized to her family. >> i can only hope and pray that -- that somehow you can forgive me. >> the jur

d.c. united will play there. the meeting is at 6:00 tonight in the building at 100 m street southeast near the navy yard metro station. representatives from d.c. united and the city will be there. >>> not losing hope, the appeal one father is making to maryland's governor in hopes of generating new leads in the search for his missing children. >>> plus, into the name controversy, how one of the sponsors is looking to drop support for their team. >>> and foggy conditions can slow your drive to work this morning. we'll show you when it will burn off in your hour-by-hour forecast at 4:41. in cases of rape and incest, just like the right-wing republicans in congress. they want to overturn roe v. wade. so does she. "i think roe v. wade should be overturned." barbara comstock even voted with right-wing republicans to require women seeking an abortion to undergo transvaginal ultrasounds. that's all i need to know. i'm john foust and i approve this messge. >>> welcome back. today a major road project gets underway to help you get to redskins park. vdot will extend the loudoun county parkway to the specific boulevard. the new

southeast. the gulf coast. up to washington, d.cain hot and humid with temperatures in the 80s and 90s. 106 for phoenix. cooler in the upper plains and northwest. 70s and even 60s. >> okay. first of all, we should say there is plenty of skepticism about this video we are going to be showing you, the latest in a long line of weird things that have been captured by dashboard cameras in russia. >> of all places. russia. here we go. we see the driver of the vehicle apparently telling off the, the driver of the minibus. right in the middle of the road. look who or what gets off the minibus and attacks the guy. can you tell. four people dressed as cartoon characters. mickey mouse. sponge bob squarepants. >> they take the guy down with punches and kicks before retreating back to the minibus. where they drive off. whether that is real or staged. we'll let you decide. but, pretty cool. should have worn like batman costumes, superman. american heroes, right. >> i'm sure that, our parent company disney, is really excited about this video. >> y

d.c. area. better chances will be south and southeast of us with temperatures being held in the low to mid-70s. the areas southwest may struggle to get out of the 60s today. the clouds are doing a number. culpeper only 66. manassas some sprinkles nearby. 64. orange only 63. frederick a little drier. a peek or two of sun. they're the warm spot on the board at 75 degrees. la plata 70. you're looking at nats park as they're getting ready to host at least two playoff games. we need 11 wins to win the world series. 71 degrees. cloudy skies at reagan national at the moment. winds south at 6. they've been fairly light most of the day and are going to stay that way. our moisture is coming in off the gulf of mexico. georgia, the carolinas into southeast and south central virginia. this stuff has been lifting north. as i show you the futurecast, we'll see the showers around. looks like by late afternoon here we are at 3:00 south of d.c. but by 4:00, 5:00 p.m. we'll unfortunately develop a few in and aroundthe metro. better chances for lingering showers this evening south and east of i-95. then we'll see

building volume into southeast on the suitland parkway. d.ckenilworth heading past eastern avenue to get toward the 11th street bridge. a across the r you oxon hill xad wilson bridge. the trip 066, 95 corridor -- on 66, 95 corridors. on 270 the heaviest ride out of frederick county to stown. back to -- to stown. back to you. >>> president obama is going to talk about the fight against -- [ stand by for captions ] >> they will adapt to what we've done and seek to address their shortfalls and gaps against our air campaign in the coming weeks. >> president obama will also chair a special security council meeting aimed at stopping foreign fighters from joining groups like isis. the national counterterrorism center estimates 15,000 foreign fighters have traveled to the middle east to join such groups. >>> today we're expected to learn more about a pilot program within the d.c. police department which would require officers to wear body cameras. >> mayor gray and d.c. police chief cathy lanier are expected to outline a pilot program later this morni

was found stabbed to death early saturday morning on benning road southeast not far from woodlawn cemetery. >>> significantly reducing d.c.'s infant mortality rate. creating the stronger together program. the goal is to use the latest technology along with community outreach to help babies reach their first birthdays. they have an infant mortality rate higher than other nations. >>> the search is on for three afghan soldiers missing from a training exercise in massachusetts. u.s. military leaders say they were training at joint base cape cod. they were lost seen saturday night in hyannis. they believe there is no threat to the public. they arrived at camp edward september 11th. . >>> the redskins are thinking positive following a hard-fought game against the eagles against philadelphia. they will have to put that loss behind them very quickly because they have to suit up and play them thursday night at fedex field. still, head coach jay gruden was happy with the effort. we're learning this morning that chris baker probably will not be suspended after this hit on eagles quarterback nick foles and the brawl that followed.

from northwest to southeast and everywhere in between, it seems more and more atv and dirt bike riders are illegally taking to d.c. streets. last wednesday night on alabama avenue southeast, a dirt bike rider popped a wheelie, ran a red light, and crashed into a 23-year-old woman in the crosswalk. witnesses say he laughed, hopped on another bike, and sped away. >> we're outraged. we're hurt. >> she says her niece is on a second round of surgery. >> her knee was pretty much nonattached to her body so they had to go in to reconstruct that area so she would be, hopefully be able to walk again. >> her family is concerned that with so many bikes out there, this could happen to somebody else. >> especially when at night -- >> kevin necessary bit says friday night a group converged on the u street corridor. >> just back and forth down the street doing wheelies and all kinds of crazy stuff. >> police were short on specifics but according to a community list serve a, quote, scooter tactical unit moved in and caught one of them. d.c.'s police chief told abc 7 her department is putting more resources into shutting it down.

d.c. police want your help to find whoever was behind a murder this weekend. they are offering as much as $25,000. someone shot willard shelton of alexandria sunday morning on pomeroy road southeast off of stanton road. right now there is no information on a suspect. if you have any information call d.c. police. >>> and i'm following a developing story out of el paso, texas. two teens fell more than 12 feet from an amusement park ride. take a look at the he picture we just got off twitter. the teens are in serious condition this morning. this accident happened just after 10:00 last night. as you can see, there is a firefighter there that rescued another person who was stranded. we are working to find out how all of this happened and the exact kind of carnival ride involved. back to you. >>> police in anne arundel county are hoping someone comes forward with information as they try to solve a murder at a popeye's chicken. the victim's name is luzviminda monreal. she worked the night shift there on saturday. the popeye's manager found her body in the back storage room. right now they don't have a motive for the murder. >>> there is a growing memorial for a montgomery county high sc

d.c. public schools, we would never want a school mascot to offend or upset anyone. dcps says they are reviewing mr. mcduffie's legislation. live from southeast, pat collins, news4. >>> new at 6:00 tonight, the d.c. council has passed emergency legislation today that would allow two special needs students to play football for wilson high school. louis floor and casper attended the lab school, which does not have a football team. and for the past two years, they have been allowed to play for wilson. but this year, d.c. public schools banned any nonpublic school students from playing on a public school team. >> football, i made a lot of friends. it's my passion. it's what i love to do. >> this really means a lot. me and casper deserve this, because our parents, they really worked so hard to get us this. really. >> and they have been working hard too. mayor vincent gray wrote a letter to the council opposing the bill that would allow the students to play. >>> and now we want to head on over to the weather. we want you to grab an umbrella, because rain is moving in. doug is tracking the conditions from storm center 4. >> we are tracking condition

d.c. police have identified two people killed when a car slammed into a garbage truck in southeast. it happened on 295 near pennsylvania avenue. the car driver and passenger died. as awere identified 23-year-old and 29-year-old, both from oxon hill. a backseat passenger suffered non-life-threatening injuries. truckiver of the garbage and two passengers were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. the cause of the crash is under investigation. forestate accident in bill sent three people to the hospital early this morning on suitland parkway and pennsylvania avenue. one victim suffered critical injuries. two others were in serious condition. the navy christened its newest submarine, the uss john warner, this evening in newport news. it is named after former virginia senator john warner, honoring his many years of service in the navy and marine corps before serving as secretary of the navy and entering politics in 1978. he retired in 2009 after serving 30 years in the u.s. senate. and emotional and failing in alexandria. a fascinating history behind this new dedicati

southeast. tonight police urge anyone with information about the whereabouts of the second suspect to call the d.clice department. live in northwest d.c., shomari stone, news 4. >> right now police are investigating a rape case and they are looking for this man. a woman said a man she didn't know raped her while she was at abar on reynolds street. police want to know if anyone has information about the attack. >> one of the cadets is responsible for causing a deadly crash on the beltway which killed a local school teacher. as we reported at 6:00 investigators concluded 18-year-old is he basebastian caused the accident. he said he was going to get the suv washed when he hit two car killing one. when he was first hired he was told not to keep troopers waiting. >> it seems clear from facts of the case they were trying to impress their superiors, their bosses. they were trying to get is the job done quickly and effectively with no regard for how it may impact others. >> the report says he invoked his right to remain silent and didn't talk to investigators. maryland state police are had no comment sayi

d.c. police on the hunt for the person who shot a cop and killed a man overnight in southeast. now the shooting happened around 12:30 on ainnchor place. the officer was reporting to a disorderly conduct call in the area when hit by a bullet. a second victim, 39-year-old anthony jones rushed to the hospital where he later died pap third man also shot. he and the officer are expected to be okay. >>> changes are coming to some local parks. we'll tell you what you're now asked not to do. >>> plus, the search widens for a man with a history of returning away, and former first daughter chelsea clinton welcomes her first child. we'll show you the first photos of the family's neweem >>> the first weekend of fall, but today feeling more like summer. so how long does this weather last? i'll let you know coming up in my full foreca. >>> welcome back. 18 officers died in the line of duty since the department founded in the 1800s. the memorial will open later this year. tonight the search is expanding for a missing man with autism. police in frederick county, maryland, expanding the search

d.c. police have not released the names of the victims who died in that crash. reporting live from southeast, darcy spencer, news4. >>> causing major delays today a crash on the 14th street bridge shut down several lanes for a good part of the afternoon. it backed up traffic for miles and made it extremely difficult to get into d.c. from virginia. crews just cleared that scene in the past hour and traffic is slowly getting back to normal. >>> clean superunder way at this hour after a fire broke out at this home in northwest washington. it happened this afternoon near 16th and arkansas avenue. the first crews on the scene said they saw flames coming from the three story home. no word yet on what started that fire. >>> a maryland man is in jail tonight accused of stabbing someone to death over a cell phone. police arrested the man and charged him with first degree murder. he stabbed a man wednesday in langley park. he wanted the victim's cell phone. the man he's accused of stabbing is found dead in the middle of the street. >>> a teenager is under arrest for raping a woman near landmark mall.

p.m., we had showers and thunderstorms moving through right around d.c., in lancaster, right there is the north area, heading southeast away from our area. ocean city, maybe a shower or two. the big story really is the heat and high humidity. topped out at 95 degrees at reagan international. the high temperatures throughout the area, just over 90, leesburg, down through fredericksburg. and one thing we have not had was three days back-to-back that was 90 degrees or higher, so i think ironically enough, this could be the heat stretch of the summer. we'll tell you when it breaks and when we have showers and thunderstorms in the forecast coming up tonight. >>> new developments tonight in the death of a restaurant manager, a woman went to her job for the restaurant she worked at for 25 years. >> hours later she was dead, her body was found in the back room in anne arundel county. her death was ruled a homicide. and the sign on the front tells the public the restaurant is closed. while the police search for clues her friends are devastated and some even fear for their own safety tonight. the victim lived in laurel, marylan

d.c. area. howard joins us with a peek at the first alert forecast. >> they got hammered in southeast virginia. lots of flooding in the portsmouth area. there's the storm starting to pull off shore. we have this persistent east, northeast flow. we have this moisture off the atlantic. lots of clouds around but not much showing up on doppler. a stray sprinkle here and there. areas of drizzle. patchy light rain from frederick down through leesburg and especially as you head toward the blue ridge, purcelville, berryville. temperatures are still in the mid- to upper 60s. win chester is only 64. national is up to 76. i don't think we'll get too much warmer today than what we are now. so i'll be back in a few minutes. i've got two more rain chances before the week is out. i'll tell you about that next or next time i see you, that is. michael? >> see you in a little bit. thank you, howard. >>> you might want to check your bank account. if you used a credit or credit card at home pee dough within -- home depot within the last four months. its payment data systems has been breached. the good news is home

d.c. police are on the hunt for the person who shot a cop and killed a man overnight in southeast. the shooting happened around 12:30. detectives say the officer was reporting to a disorderly conduct call in the area when he was hit by a bullet. a second victim 39-year-old anthony jones was rushed to the hospital where he latedied. a third man was shot. he and the officer are both expected to be okay. >>> turning to the fight against isis. one day after the bri parliament authorized air strikes armed royal planes took to the skies today. there were no attacks against any targets. >> reporter: two jets armed with laser guided bombs and missiles took off from a base this morning along with the refuelling plane. they returned to the base several hours later in the early afternoon. the defense department here says no missiles were fired, that they just did not find targets requiring immediate air attack. the defense secretary said military jets would hit targets as and when appropriate. he said this is going to be a long careful mission, lots of surveillance and reconnaissance, targete

southeast, rained out all weekend long. temperatures, look at the cool air. 40s and new york city out to d.c. a 15--degree temperature drop to the mid-atlantic. that will continue to see the temperatures go down in the northeast through the weekend. i want to tell you quickly, all the way to atlantic, eduard is out there. it is curving out to sea. >>> thank you. oscar pistorius is guilty of culpable homicide of the death of his model girlfriend. we are live in south africa with the very latest ahead. >>> breaking news this morning. a little more than an hour or two ago, oscar pistorius found guilty of culpable homicide. what is happening right now, prosecutors are asking the judge to revoke his bail. kelly phelps is live in pretoria this morning. kelly, as of this moment, pistorius is behind bars, but that could change very soon. >> reporter: absolutely. that's correct because his conditions have materially changed now. he has now been convicted of two offenses and that means that the bail conditions that previously applied to him applied to him in the context of him being an innocent man unt

it will be hot out west after thunderstorms across the southeast. 94 i degrees, partly cloudy and washington, d.cr on tonight with a few showers possible >> all right. this weather forecast brought to you by target. you guys are still standing out here after your long night. >> we're trying to keep each other warm. >> yes, there's that and the whole trying the stay awake thing. get ready. do you hear something? ♪ correct, that sound means it's time for our newest prize give away. wake up and win. happening every monday. if you're watching, you can win. here's today's prize. an eight-night safari. courtesy of afar magazine. they're sending one lucky winner and a guest to south africa. all organized by the leaders in customized vacations, oddly travel. >> it's luxury all the way with round-trip business class air fair provided by south african airways. it includes adventures at a safari camp and the five-star lions sands lodge. private chauffeurs. >> there's will. >> he's shaking it off apparently, too. >> is that to scare the animals away, will. because it's working. um -- i bet you want to know h

d.c. girl. he is davon wallace and now he is facing murder charges. police captured him this morning at an apartment in southeast. police say wallace opened fire at a home in landover and a dispute over clothing. they say a stray bullet hit and killed knijah bibb. she would have turned four years old over this past weekend. her family held a birthday party in her remembrance. >> the navy yard shooting goes on. when we come back, we'll speak to a woman who lost her mom that day and how she is coping with all that one year later. >> another gorgeous evening. an average day, pretty close to average. sometimes being average is good. low was 66. averages are 80 and 63. and records going down. 96 record high. 44 record low. we'll come back and tell you how cool it will be. what that means for your morning commute and a cold front tomorrow night into thursday morning. >>> many of us remember the name of the navy yard shooter, but sadly, we forgotten the names of the 12 people who died that day. one survivor is hoping we talk less about the murder and focus more on the people's lives he stole. bruce leshan joins me live

d.c. police are now enforcing stricter littering laws. they have larger fines. this expanded to the entire city today. it had been the effect in southeast washington for the past month. spaces,g on public waterways, or private property carries a $75 fine, and failing to collect it after being cited carries an additional fine of up to $250. >> today, news about a labor day street festival. it was at the herndon municipal center, where they had live music, a show, demonstrations, and some offerings from local wineries and microbreweries. were probably the most popular items. >> and in the heat. the microbrewery. the middlejust like of july. >> yes. >> 95 degrees. that is our high today. >> one more day, and then we have a little bit of a break. it down to will take baby steps, and next week looks cooler. here we are, september 1, and our skies are getting ready to clear. this story about 1.5 hours ago, down a d.c. with heavy rains, actually a severe thunderstorm warning. 87 at reagan national at this hour, and the wind has settled down, and thdew point is in the 70's. 95 degrees tom and our average is 84, and a touch of rain at reagan nat

d.c. volunteers will help restore engine 19 and the department of parks and recreation in southeast. and people will build a playground at the public charter school. the school does not have sufficient playgrod equ for its 300 students. >>> 500 troops will be headed to iraq to combat the threat of isis in the middle east. the president addressed the nation with a four-tier approach. he said america is n back to work. >> our own safety, our own security depends on our willingness to do what it takes to unhold the values. >> the president also mentioned secretary of state john kerry. his trip to the middle east to rally support. richard jordan at the live desk with more on a meeting. it started just a minute ago. >> we just got new video of secretary kerry in saudi arabia. this is his latest stop in the middle east. he will be met with the gulf cooperation cou to discuss isis terror threat. later today he will meet with the saudi king. yet was a meeting with al azadi. the first u.s. official to meet with the new prime minister to discuss ways to improve relations. that's the latest fro