this is at aenior independent living apartment building in southeast d.c. it is a d.c. housing authority wnilding, but it is privately, independently oed and operated. this is right close to theavy yard just across the freeway from that navy yard neighborhood. part of the building and the roof have started to collapse. this fire is not letting up yet. >> not at all. these, again, live pictures out t'is hour, all residents accounted for, but been a harrowing day for the folks. aaron gilchrist is live at the scene, and, aaron, it keeps getting worse and worse behind you, it seems. >> rorter: yeah, definitely. we have been watching this fire jump from one part of the building to another part of the building, stepping out to see igwhat's beginning on here now. we have just seen on this east side, backside of the building ere the roof collapsed awhile ago, there's another ladder truck in from prince george as y county, see the ladder extended high above the building. we'll expect to see wer flowing from that any moment now.ti at the sam, another unit that shoots water from t

fire yun younion reports s progress in combatting this fire in southeast d.c. they have help from prince george's couy fire responded. naval fire is on scene. naval district washington has a fire houhe at navy yardnt adja to the complex. >> scott, thank you. >> we're waiting for the mayor right now, andhe could be coming to another area of that shot we saw jackie where the haze is clearing. this is a community center where the evacuees have been taken. we'll hear from her righafter this. >>> stay with us for continuing coverage of this fireappening in southeast d.c. at the arthur capper senior living apartments. news 4 at 5:00 con stronger is blasting her tumors... without risking her bones. it's t..ining her good cel to fight the bad guys. strong is less pain... new hope... more fight. it's doing everything in your power... and everything in ours. stronger, is changing even faster than they do. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. westant them to grow unger. >>> four alamrms fighting this huge fire in southeast washington. flames andmoke relentless

. >>> it will be another difficult day foro people get around sixth street in southeast d.c. here's why. the big old sinkhole, cars teetered. tow trucks were called in the cars off the streeteyefore there swallowed up. all of this started when a water main break. crews will be out here. at 5:00 we'll be back with the latest on repair work. >>> to the latest on the controvercosupreme court controversy. the group ultraviolet projected a message onto the courthousen o constitution avenue where brett kavanaugh serves as a u. appeals judge. they don't want him confirmed. tomorrow brett kavanaugh and the first woman accusing him will lead the discussion. >> yesterday president trump praised kavanaug >>> an unexpected moment at the united nations that even caught president a little off guard. as the president boasted about his accomplishments laughter could be heard in the chamber. >> in less than two years my administration has accomplished more than almost any administration in the history of our country. america's -- so true didn't expec thatreaction, but that's okay. >> his reac

. >>> and then encouraging follow-up to thet fire ae senior apartment complex in southeast d.c. today. a firefighter reunited states with the woman he rescued. >> they say police investigate a hate . >>> d.c. police are investigating a possible hate crime after a gayoue was beaten on u street. the victims say the attacke yelled homophobic slurs and l them bloody and bruised. we talked to the couple today t abouir terrifying ordeal. >> 9:30 on a sunday night on the u street corridor. >> we couldn't believe what was happening. >> a gay couple walking home stepped int an ordeal. according to a police report they were crossing here at new hampshire in the crosswalk. there was a car cing waiting to make a right turn. >> the car almost hit us. it wasn't anything that created> it. reporter: but things got crazy quickly. the police report says one of the victims hit the car with an open hand and yelled at the iver. then another car with five or six people came they were yelling homophobic slurs at us. we ignored them. it happens. >> buthe peopl in that car wouldn't be ignored. >> five p

. >>> search dogs are combing the site of the massive fire in southeast d.c. last week city officials told ud all the rts were accounted for. but yesterday, five days after the fire, the survivor was discovered at the site. >> reporter: search dogs were back inse looking for signs of life. crews bke through to allow teams access. >> we will have the dogs back in. they started early this morning. >> the fire destroy the complex where more than 160 people wereliving. theur mayor a citizens that everyone was accounted for. that turns out not to be the case. monday, a 74-year-old man was foundlive and well inside his apartment. city officials blame the private management company for providing ba f information first responders. >> i think it is safe to say that our investigation, our action report that will havd recommenhanges for our housing providers, and recommended changes for our, for us as government agencies. >> it is s unclear investigators will be able to determine cause. >>ou we ha firefighters out there to see if they could look at burnrns to make the de

. >>> want to take you a veloping story right now in southeast d.c.police are investigating aeadly shoot iing. the shooting happened just after midnight. the victim died at the scene but police haven't said much beyond that. they haven't said what led to the shoot forg anyone ing foran custody. >>> a man was shot and killed in a double shooting in this neighborhood friday night. he's been identified as terrell shbutler. the ting happened near 51st street and f streets in southeast. the second shooting victim is expected to survi. neighborhoods all touched by gun violence. there were two other shootings in southeast in the last few hours. the victims are expected to survive and one arrest has been made. >> the time is 9:34. a maryland family is anxiously i aw news of the whereabouts of their teenaged daughter and sister. jenai deville disappeared nearly three weeks ago. the hors student vanished from duvall middle school in lanham ent to re told she queens, new york, with her boyfriend but he returned and she did not.bi the and prince georges county po

they say he hit a six-year-old girl with a s bullet in southeast d.c. thursday night.ttle girl is expected to be okay. >>> the nats take on the cubs today. last night's k stormsnocked out the game. the first day today is at afternoon. >>> look at the roads shutdown for the susan g komen racor the cure. the race should be done around 11:00. check the nbc washington app for more races. >>> tomorrow redine platforms are closed for a security drill on the upper level of the gallery p that's happening tomorrow. more rain on tap today? >> not a washout just a few light passing showers. plenty of drytime. plenty of clouds. tomorrow rain throughout the day. >> all right. thank you so much, everyone, for joining us on for years it was your dream house. now it's your home. ♪ it's where your family feels ready to take on anything. jump in with confidence with the suntrust smartguide mortgage application. visit onup.com or speak to the suntrust team to help buy or remodel your home. suntrust confidence starts here. so you went online... prescriptions... and got so lost in a mumbo-

. >> this fire at senior residence in southeast d.c. burned for hours. we wereold that everyone was out and safe and accounted for. that was not the case though. a structural engineer found a 74-year-old man stuck in his apartment. the man had been there f five days and was doing fine when he was found. >> i was messing with the door and heard a choiced and s is somebody in there? and he goes yes. we said we'll get you out. he said i'm not going any place. >> a 7-year-old girl died in a tragic accident in loudoun county. a tree fell on top of her while she was lying in a hammock. she was in the hammock with another child on saturday. the tree was fastened but suddenly collapsed. the other child is expected to be okay. in a statement to news 4, her father said she was amazingly kind and completely loved. he goes on to say her family will never recover from this. >> take a look at these pictures showing a baby boy crawling across the road i new jersey. police suspect the baby flipped out of a house,f out the door there that a sibling left open. >> a man an

prosecutors say she passed sensitive information to a gang member who kille a man in southeast d.c. last year. today jennings was charged with conspiracy to commit the murder herself. she was a station clerk. >>> right now all lanes are closed on the arlington memorial bridge. you're go being toto havind a different route across the potomac all weekend. jackie? >> reporter: take a look behind me. you can see u.s. park police have shut down what is arguably one of the most beautiful idges in the world. memorial bridge with its iconic vihe of monuments. it will remainl closed un 5:00 monday morning. the weekend work wll origi scheduled in mid september. but rain postponed crews to stop it twice. they will draw a barge under tha bridge a crane ecorrecrected. it comes to changes for the traffic pattern. and they will run through the project's completion in 202 motorists aren't the own only ones affected. many bike across. >> for me, personally, iust had one of my colleagues and friends killed going across on monday. we need t be safer, not more dangerous. >> i sometimes take the rooseve

d.c. police say she suffered serious burns last week on vallete ace and southeast. she died in the hospital on monday. the medical examiner said it was a homicide. so far no arrests. >>> violent attack on a commissioner right on her own property. she participated in aal crime with d.c. police last week in the ivy city neighborhood. after the confrontation tuesday, she has bruises and swelling after she says two women and a man refused to get off her property. the suspects told police they were looking for a lost dog, and the attack was self-defense. officers say since there are conflicting stories, the suspects have not been arrested. >>> well, t morning we're mom ng from a heartbroken in d.c. after her 18-year-old son was murdered. he just graduated from high school in may. then on sunday afternoon, someone shot and killed him ona n road in southeast d.c. his mom tells our darcy spencer he left to get a drink and never came home. >> no parent should feel like that. that's a hurt to the core. >> reporter: it's a feeling only the loss of a chi can bring. >> it's so sa

. >>> and then encouraging follow-up to thet fire ae senior apartment complex in southeast d.c. today. a firefighter reunited states with the woman he rescued. >> they say police investigate a hate

. >>> so this raging fire tore through a senior apartment complex in southeast d.c. and you saw that inferno play out live on news4, including the precise moment when that roof couldn't take the heat and it collapsed. it was really one of the most moving images right here when a firefight was rescuing a wom from the fourth floor.ou fate t them together that day. today they shared even other's company for a differe reason, and cameras captured their special reunion. >> reporter: this was the scene last wednesday,ire engines racing to the inferno at the arthur cap ra senior cplex in southeast. >> everybody just started making rescues. firemen, marines. >> reporter: 21-year-old fireman davon mccray explains how he got to work. >> he came up to me. he was like, come on man, we got to get this lady out of the window. t> reporter: this him helping an elderly woman of her fourth floor apartment, flames raging above. miss betty carter was scared. >> she was panicking a little bit. i am not going to let nothing happen to you. >> reporter: mccray was good on his word. before t

. >>> new tonight, an emotional vigil to honor a teen tragically killed this weekend in southeast d.c. family and friends gathered on stanton road to remember taquan, who was shot when he was walking to a corner store sunday. also there at that vigil, members of horton's kids, a nonprofit that he was part of. that group helps withte chool homework and tutoring. he had plans to attend u-d.c. and we understand he was working to pay for tuition. >>> ordinarily, the washington hilton's ballroom only gets attention during the white house correspondents dinner, but there we e a lot ofs on that room tonight, because amazon's jeff bezos was there. shomari stone reports tha everybody was listening for clues for the new location of hq-2. >> reporter: the ceo and founder of amazon receis applausal the economic club of washington, d.c.ti celeb dinner at the washington hilton. >> you have become the i wealthiest m the world. is that a title that you really wanted, or -- >> i -- >> is it a burden? >> i can assure you i have never sought thattitle. >> reporter: but that's not what's on the minds of

it's affecting about 15pa ment buildings in south -- southeast d.c. crews had to shut off a break on its 8 inch main. they do think water to all the customers should be restored by this evening. >>> three, two, one, mark. >> how about that. another successful launch by nasa. this was earlier this morning at wallops island in virginia. after two minutes the parachute splashed down in the atlantic ocean and will be returned to nasa. part of aeries of parachute tests for possibly future missions to mars. >>> there's growing fears after two more groups of travelers arriving here in the u.s. owing flu-like symptoms. how you can protect yourself. >>> it's pretty tough. i stand up here giving sneches for hour and a half. many times without notes. they say he's lost it >> president trump once again slamming the new york times op-ed. hear mor >>> another natural dister has hit japan claiming as many as 16 this year a look at some of the damage after a magnitude 6.7 earthquake hit the northern island of hokkaido yesterday. rescue workers are using gs to lly tra

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you can see here most of the shootings happened in southeast d.c. leaving communities on edge. derrick ward is there with more on the suspect. >> reporteee it has a busy weekend for d.c. police and it will be a busy day as investigators try to get to the bottom of the homicides. there are indications that this violence hasn't given up yet and it mayontinue into the weekend. >> my father was a hard working man. he loves his family. he kept to himself. >> he waseilled in 3,400 block of 22nd street early sunday. iss son who doesn't want face shown on camera said his father always provided even when he had to go thout. >> reporter: his murder was among six deaths attbuted to a violent spate since friday. >> none of these cases appear to be related. >> reporter: it happened just before 3:00 p.m. today. the police are investigating a high profile murder tha happened in northwest last week. a jogger stabbed to death what appeared to be a random attack. there has already been an arrest. >> we attack any crime. police have made one arrest in the weekend shootings. this is part o a distur

. >> reporter: we're taking you inside a farm in the middle of southeast d.c. one of our most barren food deserts. deserts. find out i put criminals in prison during the day d m jennifer wexton, an a prosecutor, and changed diapers at night. later, when i had a law practice, i volunteered to help moms collect child support. then, as state senator, i worked acrosxuparty lines to target offenders and take guns away from domestic abusers. in congress, i'll stand up to president trump. i approve this message because, like every working mom, what's ahead is as important am what's in the rearviror. ss4 igrns, onanyn esidts there d > n>>ew have ac fcessa to fresh produce on e grocery stores. our reporter caught up with a man who plants seeds of opportunity and a growing sense of community in the middle of a food desert. >> we have sweet peppers. we also have beller pepp and we do have hot peppers here. >> four giant green houses backed up to a d.c. water site. they areting way more than organic foods for his neighbors. >> i community.row for the aid concept that w pro

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a southeast d.c. shooting and four others hurt in northeast. no arrest in either of the cases. >>> and the debate lived up to theheight. ted cruz and his opponent, a ss congreman taking the stage last night and pulling no punches. >> news 4 today starts now. >>> hi. we welcome you back into news 4 today on thisday morning. good morning. angie goff has the morning off. we want to update you on the crash thatt has p of 95 shutdown. this is i-95 in prince george's county. all northbound counties fromto 3 exits are shutdown. two second base lanes are shut well.s two people were rushed to the hospital after the crash. no word on when that r dway can reopened. we'll let you know as soon ase hear. it's 6:31. we want to start off with a check of theforecast. we have lauryn rickets with us. and this is the last few hours of spring. >> yes. we are -- summer. mmer. >> summer. what am i talking about? >> that's all right. >> i'm going to work on it in a little bit. >> it's all right. it feels like spring out there right now. thoser teures, 60s and 70s. a l

. >> let's take you to a developing story right now in southeast d.c.ice are ating a deadly shooting. devastated loved ones gathered on the scene on buena vista terrace near 30th street. the victim died at the scene but police haven't said what led to the shooting foranyone is in custody. >>> the shooting is just the latest in what's beeniolent week end in the district. a man was shot and killed in a double shooting in this neighborhood friday night. he's been identified as terrell butler. that happened near 51st street otd s streets in southeast. the second sg victim is expected to survive and look at this map coming up here. neighborhoods in southeast, northeast and northwest all violence.y gun there were two other shootings in southeast in the last few hours. the victims are expected to survive and one arrest has been made. >>> a marsand family anxiously awaiting news of the whereabouts of their teenageer daug and sister. jenai deville disappeared nearly three weeks ago. she vanished from middle school and we're told she went to queens, n york, with

d.c. fire and em got the call at 3:30 this afternoon to 900 5th street in southeast, really close to the navy yard. this is the scene of the arthur kapper senior public housing building. we have crews on the way. i believe we have a crew that is there. there we go. we lost my mic for a minute. we have crews on scene. we'll go to a live report. is our reporter ready to go? we have aaron on scene. we'll go there in a second, sct this is the of 900 5th street southeast near the navy yard. this is the arthur kapper senior apartments. as you just saw there, a lot of people racing inside with wheelchairs. this is a two-alarm fire, a very active and developing scene going on right now. >> that's the observation i was going t make as well. we saw people running in there, at least five or six people there running, pushing wheelchairs across, that looked like setup behind the building. sitting here watching that, you could see they were working on the fire for 40 minutes o so, the flames seem to be getting larger and lilger on the ng. >> yeah. again, this is happening in the 900 block of 5th street sou

they say he hit a six-year-old girl with a stray bulle in southeast d.c. see a dark car stop and then a person hops out. the gunman begins shooting after this. the gxpl isted to be okay. >>> a look at the weather. the nats take on the cubs in a uble header last night's storms postponed the game. the first game is05 at his afternoon. the second one about 45 minutes after that. it was a rough friday night with the storms in our area. lauren >>> well, temperatures are going to be in the 60s and 7 today. plenty of dry times. also some drizzle. some light rain. some mist. heavier rain moves in overnight. pect heavy rain throughout the day. tomorrow in the 60s. shower and thunderstorms possible tuesday. one thing owtomo it's breezy. thursday, we'll have to watch florence hded to the eastern >>> ah. this is so surprisingly good. s>> taste like a doughnut. >> feel good? >> joy. back on a saturday morning with harry smith enjoying a few of the treats at the minnesota state fair. now harry's reaction counts for anything this fair is one that is not to be missed. mor

live in southeast d.c., chris lawrence, news 4. >> chris,yo thank >>> now 5:34. to the latest on the confirmati ctroversy surrounding president trump's supreme court nominee. take a look at the scene here. activists went high tech with their protests tonight. ultraviolet projected a message onto the courthouse of constitution avenue. they don't want kavanaugh confirmed. in the meantime we're learning more about who will question vanaugh and the first woman accusing him of sexual misconduct thi morning. arizona prosecutor rachael mitchell will take the lead instead of the 11 men on that panel. democrats will give their own questions. yesterday president trump emphasized his support for kavanaugh and criticized the democrats. news 4's tracie potts will have that in a report just ahead. >>> m unexpectedent at the united nations that even caught president trump a little off ar as the president boasted about his accomplishments yesterday, laughter could be heard in the chamber. >> in less than two years my administration has accomplished more than almost any administr

complete chaos in one southeast d.c. neighborhood as a massives hole opened up.a look at the water gushing through the hole. cars teetering on the edge of the cracked street. >> this morning crews will work to fix that road. news 4's chris lawrence is live with what you can look out for in you neighborhood. chris? >> yeah, eun. right now basically some of the neighbors say the city needs to do more to try to maintain some of these old roads. take a look. this morning tater main has beenrepaired. for ther is back on folks who live nearby. you can see why it's going to take days to get six streets repaired it is still a far cry from what we saw yesterday. we've had water gushing down. here some warning signs to look out for and keep anye on. you see fresh cracks on the concrete outside. if you have trees or fence posts it start totilt. if you have doors or windows that are hard to close, those e signs something is not right. ere in the southeast we talked to anamc commissioner who says he expects to see this happen again because of all of the new developments that

thank you, it's 50 and this fire at the senior apartments in southeast d.c. burned for hours.ast wednesday crews rushed to get all the peout of this building. we're oold everyone wasut and safe. that's not the case though. during a sweep of the dame yesterday, a structural engineer found a 74-year-old man stuck in his apartment. the man had been tre for fiv days and was remarkably doing fine when he was found. >> when i was met with the door, yo a heard voice. and we go, there's somebody in there and g hes yes. and i said, we'll get you out. and he said, i'm not going any place. >> edgewood management has not returned our request for comment on how this happened. >> happening now, concern among residents of the ingleside at rock creek retirement community northwest. person living there has been diagnosed with legionnaires disease. it's caused by breathing in a bacteria. d.c. health officials are workin with the centers for disease control and d.c. water to investigate the source of th. dise residents are worried. d.c. water says thepublic's drinking water is safe. health offic

. >> it's 5:35 right now and this fire at the apartments in southeast d.c. burned for hours. >> crews rushed to get all the people out. we were told everyone was safe and accounted for and that was not the case. the man was remarkablyoing fine. >> when i was messing with the door i heard a voice. i said is somebody inthere? and he said yes. i said we'll get you out. he said i'm not going any place. >> a tree fell on top of 7-year-old girl while she was swinging in a hammock. she was in the hammo with another child on sunday. the tree that it was fastened to suddenly collapsed. the other child is expected to in a statement to news 4 sabina father sayshe was amazingly kind and completely loved. he goes on to say his family will never recover from this only survive. >> it's 5:37 right now and yoming up spotted in the street, a b crossing a road. up next, hear from the man that stopped traffic to g this little boy to safety. >>till ahead, mascot mania, philly's hockey team has a new face but the reaction from t fans taking on a life of its fans taking on a life

. >>> this morning, we're learning more about the man shot and killed in southeast d.c.y karl day baker was shot multiple timesn t street near minnesota avenue. this happened just before 1:30 in the morning yesterday in anacostia. so far, police haven't taken anyone in custody. > 9:35. a man from northern virginia is accused of bringing two load guns to dull last airport. the tsa released the photos of the gs and the bullets. the weapons show up on x-rays at one of the check point. the airport police confiscated the weapons. the man claimgo he f guns were in his bag. >>> my kids got eaten alive by the mosquyeos erday. devoured head to toe. officials want you to help keep the number down to fight against the spread of the west nile virus. last week, two parks were closed to spraynd prince george's sprayed in the areas of lanham and temple hills. now ooicials want us do our part to keep them in check. >> it's important for the uublic to hel to help prevent mosquitos around their yards or homes by emptying out the containers of standing water. you want to do it at least onc

. >>> surveillance video showing the moments the man firing a gun hits a six-year-old girl in southeast d.c. look at this video from thursy nigh on langston place. a person hops out. a gunman begins firing andul stlet hits a six-year-old girl in her ankle. she's expected to be okay. f >>>r years ago one of montgomery county's most confounding missing persons cases began in the parking lot of aesast foodurant in jackie bensen was there asnd family friends of a little emrl braved last night's thunderstorm to rember them with a vigil. >> reporter: the winds picked up. the skies over germantown became ominouss a small tent erected for shelter threatened tolow away. a friend arrived to weight it down as thunder and lightning crashed overhead. none of it flustered trou turner no greeted everyone. a thunderstorm ihing to a man who has for four yearssu ered daily not knowing the where abouts of his two youngest children >> four days was too young. four years is ridiculous.o we're going t continue on. we're not going to give up on them. we're going to fight to find them. sara, three, and jacob two,

. >>> fire investigators say it's stillooo dangerous get inside the senior housing complex in southeast d.c. they still don't know what sparked the flames. the dramatic scene unfolded on live tvs past wednesday. investigators also want to know why residents say they hear a fire alarm. about an hour ago the fire chief spoke to whether or not enough reurces were sent in t battle the blaze. >> so i have not listened to the tape. all i know is that at the time that the alarm came in theop le on duty made a decision as to what resources they thought were appropriate base odd didn't information thehad. >> more than 100 seniorsce f out of the homes because of that fire. >>> as people show their supporj for theger murdered in logan circle, we are hearing hr from the victim's mother. listening to wendy martinez's i was as -- i mean, without words. how could somebody who has lost so much exhibit such strength and grace? one thing is for sure, when you hear her talk about cora martinez is determined to drive out fearith love. >> up to the last moment i saw that warrior. in her life. >> cora martinez d

information within the hour after that huge fire that raced through a senior living facility in southeast d.c. this week. we brought you the story as it was unfolding on live tv. fire alarms didn't go off to warm residents when the fire started. ten residents had to be taken to the hospital. nearly 90 seniors have been displaced. still no word, official word on what sparked the fire. >>> looking now to the weekend. we have a mix of clouds and rain for us in th forecast ahead. let's go to meteorologist amelia in the storm center. >> much cooler temperatures moving in on sunday, as well. fall beginning tomorrow and especially on your sunday. butight now, 76 degrees. the sunshine making an appearance f some of us especially here in the district. mostly we are looking at cloudy skies throughout this evening and most of us are dry and pretty comfortable. by 7:00 p.m., around 75 degrees. dpoun to 73:0 at and 72 at 11:00 p.m. you can probably open up the windows tonight for the most pa a radar. these are trying to push east into the area. and again, looking dry in the evening hours and very late ton

tapian ney was killed sunday afternoon in stanton road in southeast d.c.is mother tellss news 4 he just getting a soda from the corner store. he was part of th nonprofit horton's kids that provides tutoring for kids in the community. he was also set to begin classes at udc soon. >>> nowo the trial of the man charged in the d.c.ansion murders. yesterday, talk about an emotional day in court. amy's father took the stand. he says he learned about the fire in his daughter's house from a reporter. he eventually learned his daughter, son-in-law, and 10-year-old grandson all died in at fire. their housekeeper was also killed. >>> the director of heather's kids day care is accused of assaulting a child in herhe car. her whitfield is charged with assault and battery. police say she told the little boy's family that an accident led to injuries to his lip and ar last month. family services launched an investigation, and that led to the criminal charges. whitfield is out on bond right now. the state is still reviewing her license. >>> it is 6:36. coming up, the end of

when i go home to southeast d.c., the way i react and interact with someone has to be different.ou say less, the way you carry yourself is different, the way you speak is different. that is code switching. assessing a situation and recognizing what the codes of behavior are, what are the standards and norms, and trying to acclimate. brian: how much of this, not just with black folks that white folks, code switching goes on, and is there a negative impact for people trying to get together? zachary: it can be complicated. i would say that people are doing it very often, people are trying to do it more often than they realized. i have seen a number of my white friends in a way that is very good-natured, they are trying to be friendly, they will approach a black friend of mine and say something they would not normally say to someone else. yo, what up? they are trying to code switch. maybe not doing effectively, but trying to code switch. we as human beings want to relate to other people. we want to relate and we have a natural inclination to make that effort, i think that is what you

displaced this morning after this fire broke out on the roof of their apartment complex in southeast washington, d.cts say fire alarms and sprinklers never went off so they didn't leave their apartments right away and were trapped, but look at this, marines from a nearby barracks ran to the scene, joining firefighters going door-to-door and rescuing those who needed help getting out. smoke and flames from the fire were visible from the capitol. four people suffered minor injuries. >>> a manhunt is under way for the suspect who stabbed a jogger to death. >> this was horrible. it happened in a popular neighborhood, logan circle, in what police believe was probably a random attack. here is pierre thomas. >> reporter: d.c. police desperately searching for this man, a potential suspect in the stabbing death of a woman whose killing

displaced this morning after this fire broke out on the roof of their apartment complex in southeast washington, d.c. some residents say fire alarms and sprinklers never went off so they didn't leave their apartments right away and were trapped, but look at this, marines from a nearby barracks ran to the scene, joining firefighters going door-to-door and rescuing those who needed help getting out. smoke and flames from the fire were visible from the capitol. four people suffered minor injuries. >>> a manhunt is under way for the suspect who stabbed a jogger to death. >> this was horrible. it happened in a popular neighborhood, logan circle, in what police believe was probably a random attack. here is pierre thomas. >> reporter: d.c. police desperately searching for this man, a potential suspect in the stabbing death of a woman whose killing has shocked her community. wendy karina martinez, 35, seen here jogging, staggered into this restaurant after being attacked. >> there were customers in the carryout at the time. she collapsed. they tried to provide medical assistance to her. unfortunately, she w

piece you just saw, telling us, again, ey are sick and tired of this gu gun violence in southeast and northeast d.c. police are continuing to investigate the shooting that b happenind me. no word on the victim's condition. if you have any about the shooting that happened today, four of them, the one he on benniroad, the one in the brentwood neighborhood, call d.c. police. live here in northeast, shomari stone, news 4. >> all right, shomari, thank you. >>> now, let's turn to the forecast and, folks, so, it's another damp and dreary night outthere. >> oh there's still an awful lot of green on that radar, doug. >> yeah, there really is, guys.s it's a nasty day out there. nasty way to start off the work wet. look at we've got out there. the rain continuing to fall, areas of shower usactivity, plain rain and drizzle, too. even when you don't have the rain, you don't pick it up on drizzle.r, still seeing but everybody seeing it. look at loudon county. the wider view this is making its way in from the ocean. thiss going to be fairly nasty start to our day tomorrow on your tuesday. we will start to see som

. >>> this morning we're learning a lot more about tt man s and killed in southeast d.c.y karl day baker was shot near minnesota avenue in the area aroun anacostia. tit happened around 1:30 morning yesterday. so far no one has been taken into custody. >>> a man from northern virginia is accused of bringing two loaded guns in his carry on baggage to the airport. the weapons showed up on x-rays at one of the airport's check points. airport police confiscated the weapons. the passenger a man from reston claims he forgot that he had the guns in his bag. he received a citation. >>> i know my kids ran outside and for an hour yesterday and got eaten by theui mos. the local officials want you to help keep the number down to help against the spread of west nile virus. yesterday, two parks were closed tora y. the prince george's sprayed and now officials want us to do our part to help keep the problem in check. >> it's really important for the public to help us by taking the steps to help prevent mosquitos byin emp out the standing water to help get rid of the mosquitos. you want t

yesterday a man died at the hospital after being shot on southeast and bowen road. d.c. has surpassed the number oi des from last year. in 2017, there were a total of 116 homicides. right now we're at 118. angie? >> president trump just addressed the national aembly and started by touting what he called more accomplishments than possibly any other administration ever. the president discussed his meeting can north korea's kim jong un, striking a far different tone from last year when he referred to him as little rocketman. >> i would like tohank chairman kim for his courage and theteps he has taken, though much work remains to be done. the sanctions will stay in place until denuclearization occurs. >> the president also criticized the iran deal and said n sanctions would be put in place come november. he praised his administration's controversial decision to move the u.s. embassy from israel to jerusalem. >> and brett kavanaugh dens all of the allegations that surroundhim. >> reporter: judge brett kavanaugh on fox last night with his wife emphatically denying three allega

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yet i've read opinions such as the united states versus washington in the southeast washington d.c. in wesley versus district of columbia where you would have protected police from liabilitywo when they made warrantless arrests at a house that was that, quote comic east of the river. you and i both know those are predominantly blackberries. i understand there's case law the police can justify some actions that were high crime. but you know how some of these opinions are using. the disparate treatment of color with the police. the way i see it and i give you a chance to respond that you're willing to consider using racial profiling to accept police practices like heavy policing of african-american neighborhoods, but you're hostile to the use of race when used to promote diversity or remediate past proven discrimination. >> can i get 60 seconds? >> sir, go ahead. there was a call to the police. it was not the police patrolling the neighborhood. the supreme court reversed the majority of the decision written by other people that i've dissented from reversed 920 this past term. i was ci

d.c. police havedentified the n shot and killed last night in southeast. officers heard gunshots in the area of 51st streetnd street. they found terrell butler with multiple gunshot wounds. he died aitthe ho. a second shooting victim is expected to survive. no word onny arres in this case. >>> the future of the man who oversees the specialcounsel's russia investigation is up in the air tonight. the "new york times" says deputy attorney general rod rosenstein suggested secretly recording president trump and discussed ossibly trying to remove him from office. the big question now is what is the president goingo do about it? friday night mr. trump said ere was a "lingering "stench at the justice department. he said he was going to get rid of it, but he didn't say any names. rosenstein has denied the story. sources tell nbc new there is a disagreement of whether rosenstein's comments about wearingre a wire we sarkcastic r not. >>> a group converges on the vatican embassy. they're demanding the end of the -- the one thing all of tm had in common. >>> and an emo

two inches call it is going to roll through the southeast and up through the appalachians. washington, d.c., philadelphia, and even new york city toward tomorrow morning. this weekend we're going to be talking about fall weather and some cool weather too. northern plains, break out the skrakts. >> we're looking forward to that, bill. thank you. >>> in stayed's quick hits mcdonald's says it's going to be removing aufshl flavors, preservatives, and colors from their burgers. that includes the cheese, the mac sauce and its buns. so far nearly 2/3 of its restaurants have already made the switch. >>> president trump's tariffs are hitting ford sales pretty hard. ceo jim hackett said his company has suffered $1 billion in lost profits thanks to tariffs on metals imported into the u.s. >>> the city of akron, ohio is cracking down on pet owners whose dogs won't stop barking. the city counselsale propocounc proposing a $250 fine and a month in jail. rapid wrinkle rep® works in just one week. with the fastest retinol formula available. it's clinically proven to work on fine lines and wrinkles. one we

d.c. that woman is keshia whitaker, she lives in southeast. three other people were injed in that crash. no word yet of what caused it. >>> take a lookt this fire at a high rise apartment. you can see the flames shooting out of an upper floor window. the fire went to two alarms, firefighters were able to knock down. medics treated one person and they're still trying to figure out how it started. hurricane florence is expected to stay to our south many butl we're st concerned about the rain. some of the problems our wet summer is already causing. >>> and we hear from the 23578ly of a teenager who went out for a amda and never ce back. >>> right now, hurricane florence's heavy rains and tropical storm force winds are just starting to get north carolina's outer banks. the storm n expected to make landfall until tomorrow morning. we'll have more on florence and its impact here in a few minutes. >>> six people are dead including a shooter, includingea sp shootings in bakersfield. the suspect then stole a car from a woman and child before taking his ownlife. no word yet on what led up to this.

d.c. damaging winds, flash flooding and travel disruptions. drenching storms throughout the entire southeasttching out for snow in montana. no kidding. kendis? stephanie? >> no way with the four-letter word at this point that starts with an "s,". paul, thank you. >>> a new report suggests the head of fema cost u.s. taxpayers $150 million. brock long's hawaiian trip coincided with a family trip last year. two other female officials have reportedly been suspended in helping long with those unauthorized expenses. >>> two pilots are being blamed for what the government says could have been a major airline disaster. an air canada flight nearly landed on one of four planes on a san francisco taxiway last july. investigators say the jet came within 20 feet of the packed jets. the ntsb says the pilots didn't fully review a warning that the runway next to the taxiway was closed. close call. >> yeah, it is. >>> we continue our nonstop coverage of everything meghan markle by showing you now her first solo outing as a royal. it is now complete. how could she handle this? >> she did it. >> walking alone.

florence is expected to bring severe flooding and high winds to parts of the southeast region of the u.s. our washington d.cas details. as hurricane florence gains strenth and threatens the east coast, forecasters are sending a warning to residents.don't underestimate this storm. this storm is going to get near life threatening storm surge.dr. bill lapenta director of the national centers for environmental prediction says florence's path and intensity remain uncertain. but he says the carolinas, virginia and other parts of the southeast coast should brace for the worst.we are concerned about swells and rip currents along the coast right now. and we are also concerned about damaging winds, hurricane force winds along the coast.in addition experts predict heavy rainfall which could cause major flooding inland. officials--including the white house-- urge residents to take action before serious weather hits. we encourage anyone in the path to heed the warnings of state and local officials ." governors of virginia, north carolina, and south carolina already declared states of emergency due to hurricane florence.

d.c. police say fourwe men shot overnight. we're looking at video of two of those shootings. this one onbarnaby terrace in southeast. g third shoot happened a few blocks away on valley avenue. there was a fourth shooting near 17th street. a all four victi expected to be okay. >>> a d.c. road proldct c start that will slow you down for a long time. the construction will provide commuters with malcolm x avee from both sides of i-295. it will create wider and safer access ramps. >>> one group of commuters in our areaan expect a quicker trip. metro ridersde won't witing with any major shutdown. for the past few weeks riders haven't been able to te the red line because of the emergency. schooe of the largest districts in our area kickoff a brand new school year today, county.george news 4 justin finch spent the morning at a newly renovated school. he's live in district heights where thecl ceo wile out her day with a very special visit. tell us about it. >> reporter: this is the olde forestvi here. now housing district heights elementary school.we l have more in just a second. in speaking with her and several parents and l

d.c. fireor investig will return to the arthur capper senior apartments in southeast. they're looking for the cause of yesterday's massive fire there. more than 100 residents were displaced. elementar ness school is closed today because of allhe smoke still lingering in the air. >>> quick peek athe forecast. nice weather here the next couple days. clouds around this morning. don't worry, these are notain making clouds. unfortunately, sunday for the g redskins gamee number two at home may be a little on the cool and showery side. >> all right. >>s long as they win, i don't care. >> that's right. >> taking a look right now in waldorf. outbound 5 to southbound after renner road, traffic stopped there. again, shut down because of a fatal pedestrian crash from overnight. could be a while before it reopens. >> all right. thank you. and that is t news 4 today. we appreciate you waking up with us. >> the "today" show is next. see you in 25 a minutes for weather, traffic, and local news. until then, enjoy your day. w anybodyt to add anything else? we got time. we good? >> oh, 1