opening, i would make the call at the tenderloin a couple weeks ago, we did the ribbon cutting at the arlington hotel in 1908 in the city of san francisco. we have all the units in that building as well. one of the reasons i'm so honored to represent the district is that i believe we have the best residents and advocates and service providers and organizers. this is an amazing opportunity. this has allowed for projects like this to happen today. i'm honored to be part of that legacy and will continue to fight for more stable housing in the neighborhood. thank you. [ applause ] one of the people who has been a part of this project -- since the day we hired her, supervisor -- [ applause ] this is fun, one of the historic ymca's that we have had reconstructed. i'm really happy to be here today to thank many of you in this room and some that were able to join us today. there are hundreds, literally hundreds of people here to join us and i don't think we could have asked for a better partner. specifically i want to ask the team. please raise your hand. so many wonderful people and partners. and also

check out this actual four-star review of the arlington county detention facility by windi l. quote, at no time did the officer violate any of my constitutional privileges and even gave me a juice box after i said i was thirsty. yes, you heard right. they have juice boxes. ( cheers and applause ). well, of course, they have juice boxes. you can't risk someone calling for the kool aid man. >> oh, yeah! stephen: i believe that is the original ending of the shawshank redemption. but, folks, mostly, i'm loving this because i'm always looking out for my viewers. and i know that a large segment of my audience is violent criminals. and with the new colbert i-phone app, i'm sure many of you are watching this while leading police on a high-speed chase. first off, be safe. put down the phone. put your hands at 10 and 2 while you careen through traffic at 130 miles an hour. and if you're still listening, okay, a little research on yelp, okay. i've done some. you'll want to stay away from getting arrested in queens because a user named dave c had a scathing review of the queens central boo

on that location, near the arlington and boylston intersection, near the arlington stop, police in an previously open. pedestrians have been ordered off the sidewalk into the boston common, a well-known park. they're allow nothing pictures. telling everyone to put away their phones and military police have been issued ammunition. we don't know why but we're working to figure it out here a half mile behind me, going into arlington station right now. i see the military police going into the t station, the subway here in boston, armed with the ammunition that i just mentioned there. so, we'll look for thunder -- further news on the other side of boylston. we also got this, this is from the m.i.t. community, recalling the death of sean collier, age 26, works security on the campus of m.i.t., was shot and killed last night between 10:00 and 10:30. we believe by the suspect that had been wanted. one dead, one still on the loose. the first statement coming out now, quote, he loved us. and we loved him. he made a big impression in the 15 months since he came to security patrol at m.i.t. he se

the 50s. that includes arlington and the district. and just about everywhere. we will have a few scattered showers and there is the time scale. it it looks like it will be cloudy by noon time and afternoon temperatures should make it into the upper 60s. it will be cloudy through the evening and temperatures by then will be dropping back down into the upper 50s. i'm back in ten minutes with a look at the week ahead. let's look at traffic. good morning. > >> good morning, tom. we have construction southbound 355. t the left lane is getting by there. earlier the construction on canal road has been cleareded and all lanes are open there. this is the inner loop and outer loop. left lane is getting by in both direction. >> controversy and confusion over the election to replace the president of c uuba. >> and why one of the countries >>> venezuela has elected a new president. opposition candidate is refusing to accept the results of sunday's election. right now he is demanding a recount. the official return for the late hugo chavez's choice. at this point it is still

you hear the church bells of the arlington street church behind us. they started off with "god bless america" a few minutes back. this entire city, of course, consumed with what happened yesterday. and so many questions and stories about the victims of this. katy tur, part of our team here as well, she's been looking into the victims all day. katy, good evening. >> brian, they were standing on the sidelines cheering on loved ones, friends and even strangers. then all of a sudden chaos. tonight we're learning more about the trauma of those first few moments including the victims. and an 8-year-old boy excited to see a marathon. >> reporter: today neighbors remembered 8-year-old martin richard, the youngest of the victims. >> to know that that little boy will never come home again is -- it kept me up tonight, and it will probably keep me up this morning. >> reporter: martin was in the crowd watching the marathon with his parents, 11-year-old brother and 5-year-old sister close to where the blast went off. he was killed. his mom and sister right now are i

as a crew, we pull together to help each other. >> reporter: that's what the men and women of the arlingtondo as they live together in sometimes cramped berthing spaces, eat on the mess deck that may be serving as many as 1,000 meals three times a day, and working around the clock. their lives will depend on each other as shipmates. >> there's no higher honor. no more cherished title than that of shipmates as far as i'm concerned. it's a fact. you're a shipmate. that bond is forever. >> that was joe krebs reporting. still ahead, disappointing job numbers shocked economists on friday. so how did wall street react? we'll have a look at business headlines next. plus, the founder of wikileaks running for office. why julian assange is turning to politics. citibank it's easy for jay] wih to deposit checks from anywhere. [ wind howling ] easier than actually going to the bank. mobile check deposit. easier banking. standard at citibank. >>> the march unemployment report did little to impress the markets on friday. with a look at how wall street fared this week, here's cnbc. >> wall street ended the

facility in my area to see what kind of upgrades are available in prison so i'm standing here in the arlington detention facility where inmates are actually brought into the cells for process works learning the idea that you can actually pay to upgrade a prison cell the jailer here says not in his jail we're not convinced that it doesn't happen so the jailer said and mates who stay in his jail are picture every offense imaginable from the minor to the hard core the prisoners were walking around freely in designated areas just steps away from their cells well jennifer steinhauer of the new york times she wrote a feature article about this phenomenon back in two thousand and seven she said anyone convicted of a crime knows a debt to society often must be paid in jail but a slice of californians who are willing to supplement the debt with cash no personal checks please are finding their time to be most bearable for other offenders whose crimes are usually relatively minor carjacker should not bother and whose bank accounts remain lofty a dozen or so city jails across the state offer pay to stay u

the u.s.s. arlington is one of three naval ships named. it was commissioned at the new home port in virginia. and several thousands including first responders and family members of the 184 people killed when flight 77 crashed the at the pentagon. the ship's commander addressed the crowd, noting his vessel is not a memorial, it's a warship, carrying the fighting spirit of those who died. wall street is hoping for a rebound as america's top companies release earnings and investors jittery from the jobs numbers on friday, what a way to kick off the weekend. when the markets opened the first time since learning how weak our payroll situation is, it could be interesting. fox's correspondent brenda buttner. >> because of weak jobs growth on main street, that's the question for investors. yes shall the s&p 500 probably part of your 401(k) hit an all-time high, but there's concern that show job creation in march signals trouble ahead for the market and the economy. plenty to move stocks this week, the season is definitely earnings. it kicks off wit

the value of performance. northrop grumman. >> good morning to arlington, virginia. rooftop of washington-lee high school. a beautiful sunrise with midlevel clouds. 56 degrees in arlington. time for the bus stop forecast. you may be will need the umbrella today. for the most part, today will be dry. 58 degrees for the pickup time. 62 at recess. 674 the drop-off. in the '70s by this afternoon. back to you. >> thank you. 6:16. back to our big story, talking about the explosion at the boston marathon. now we are looking at the fact that it has prompted several major cities including d.c. to increase security measures. >> expect more officers patrolling because today is the emancipation day parade in the district. john gonzalez is live in northwest. what can people expect? everything is still on? >> yes, but a terrorist threat is something always on the minds of law enforcement and many residents in the district. it is emancipation day in d.c. a holiday which usually includes a parade third, and fireworks tonight. the parade this morning will end at city hall, only about

changing gears, we want ago to the reporter live in arlington were there has been a two-alarm fire at a house. at one. people were trapped and has been transported with injuries. this is a pretty serious buyer. the back end is pretty much got it. the lady is very emotional as she speaks with fire members about what happened. the firefighters down the street are still trying to put out some of the hot spots in this fire. three people were taken to the hospital, two of them taken to washington hospital center because they suffered burn and write -- respiratory injuries. the third was taken to va hospital center. one of the victims was rescued from the basement. we found her, talk to her. she said it was because of the explosion she heard that made her realize there was a fire. hear explosions coming from upstairs. then i saw the smoke through my door. togetherst got myself and call 911. i just waited for the firefighters to come get me. for pretty tough ordeal this young woman. i have to tell you the fire marshal is on the scene tried to figure out what sparked the fire. he will be here

we had two at the mall in arlington within the last couple months. we had one in the city of frederick where the suspects entered and smashed open the container and then take thousands and thousands of dollars worth of jewelry and watches. is is developing and we will keep you posted. reporting live from chevy chase, jennifer donelan. >> thank you. after spending four years behind bars in italy, amanda knox wants the world to know her side of the story. >> is opening up about years in jail, her overturned murder conviction, and the potential reach out in the works. now this report. >> amanda knox told the world news anger diane sawyer and that she's not to you may think. >> the first thing you want people to know about you? >> i want the truth to come out. i would like to be considered as a person. what happened to me was so real. it could have happened to anyone. >> she came to italy and as an american college students studying overseas along with an english roommate. six weeks later it she was dead and amanda knox was blamed. she faced salacious ta

we will take you to virginia where thousands of people turned out to cheer the uss arlington. >> i am harris falkner. america's ally south korea staring across the border with a violent threatening northern neighbor with a tension for spewing words. this from hours ago. (speaking foreign language) thd reading there, it says >> the date will be set to march. maybe we don't really know. we know south korea's government says they conduct a missile test perhaps 72-hours. here at home the pentagon saying it postponed its own planned missile test from california's air force base. that delay they hope may help diffuse the situation on the korean peninsula. but north korea does not appear to be willing to drop the defenses any time soon. this video from the state showing pictures of attacking the defense minister. another video supervising a series of drills using an unmanned combat plan. the leading u.s. military commander in south korea to delay a trip to washington. he says he will remain in seoul for quote a prudent measure. steve centanni following from the nation's capital and streaming

>> this weekend at the arlington draft house in washington, d.c. >> john: the name of your book?can barely take care of myself." >> john: you owned it. the great rick ungar from forbes.com. >> i will be at my apartment on the upper west side. follow me at forbes.com. >> john: and jacki schechner making a rare east coast

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they grew up in the arlington belmont area. fault because his kids are on vacation. his wife wore a certain dress. this happened because of him. it is making me sick to my stomach. >> stephanie: i'm sure that will happen. it was a sundress that michelle obama wore. >> caller: if you write the word [ bleep ] -- >> stephanie: yikes. okay. wowee. that was worth it just for the boston pronunciation of when the president farts. >> in allington. >> the president farts in arlington then a butterfly gets its wings. [ ding ding ] >> i may have got that wrong. >> stephanie: gloria in jersey you're on "the stephanie miller show." hello, gloria. >> caller: hello. i'm calling concerning the bombing in boston. >> stephanie: yes. >> caller: my theory is it wasn't so much terrorism. all you hear about is banning the assault rifles because they kill so many people. somebody's making a point where it's not just assault rifles that kill a lot of people, it is also bombs. >> stephanie: you think the nra is behind it. >> caller: not so much the nra

in the meantime, boylston street where they ran the marathon 24 hours ago is still closed off at arlington, they don't allow anybody back in there. that is the crime scene. of course there is a international race, the boston marathon, and people all over the world including our own bay area. we spoke to one of those guys today. >>> last night a surreal scene on the streets of boston as national guard troops move in to parole the downtown area. in the wake of yesterday's devastating explosions. the city is still full of marathon participants, many like alamo's stan rollen were getting ready to head back to the bay area. >> there's no way to describe it. it's horrific. i just crossed the finish line about 7 or 8 minutes before the blast, so it was about a block away, still walking down the chute, and we just heard this huge explosion. a louder sound than i think i had heard before, a deep sound, and i turned around and my immediate reaction was that it was a bombing, the location, right at the finish line and then heard the second blast go off. >> rollen who flew out from the bay area a said

the low clouds. low 50s. much of arlington in the mid 50s now. the mountains to the beaches showing low clouds hanging over the region. few breaks in the clouds over the shore. also partly cloudy there now. here is how we are looking for the day. ahead still in the 50s. by noon time should be in the upper 60s. light south early breeze much of the region into the low and mid 70s to the north it may only be into the 60s. here are the high to mid 70s to the north. as well as out in the mountains may be warmer in the mountains. major toll lens are ash, beach and birch tree pollens. high count on wednesday. another day was a high count on thursday. here is your four day forecast after we reach the low to mid 70s today. slight chance of a shower tomorrow morning. temperatures starting off wednesday morning. we should make it into the upper 70s and partly sunny. small chance of that. otherwise sunny on thursday. 80 on friday. we could get afternoon and evening on friday. cooler weather for the weekend. highs in the mid 60s on monday. i'm back in ten min

she tweeted the picture of the intersection of arlington and boylston. the finish line is toward the back of the picture. she will bring us more live updates from boston tomorrow. and you can follow ama from boston at amaabc7. >>> now more on an envelope sent to a senator that contained the deadly poison ricin. they are testing the mail in land over, maryland to see if any other mail is contaminated. it was addressed to the mississippi senator's washington office and postmarked in memphis. they are focusing on a person who has written to lawmakers in the past. >>> and developing news in san jose. a fire at a home packed with ammunition. it started in a garage off ostrich court and then spread to a pair of adjoining houses. a resident told firefighter there's were 2,000 rounds of ammunition inside. the fire captain, however, said the ammo doesn't pose a danger to them because it pops and does not fire the bullets. a neighbor says though it put on quite a show. >> pop, pop, pop. everybody was back on the street over there and as the firemen went in we migra

the 2300 block of north dinwiddie street in arlington. the home was fully engulfed when they arrived. they pulled one person from the basement. two people were taken to the hospital with burn injuries. no word on their condition. we have a crew on the way and will bring you the latest information as soon as we get it. >>> it is 11:27 thousand. coming up in the next half hour, "news4 midday," under watchful eyes, d.c.'s emancipation parade is under way at this hour. news4's megan mcgrath is along the parade route with how police are keeping the city safe in light of the boston bombing. >>> lawmakers are at work this morning. we will have the latest on where gun control measures and an immigration reform bill stand at this hour. >> storm team 4 meat meet tom kierein is also back to let us know if skies will clear up today. stay with us. [ male announcer ] when you've got fios quantum internet, you get it. that feeling only 100% fiber optics can deliver. and no matter how many more devices you get, that need more from your internet, you know

she tweeted the picture of the intersection of arlington and boylston. the finish line is toward the back of the picture. she will bring us more live updates from boston tomorrow. and you can follow ama from boston at amaabc7. >>> now more on an envelope sent to a senator that contained the deadly poison ricin. they are testing the mail in land over, maryland to see if any other mail is contaminated. it was addressed to the mississippi senator's washington office and postmarked in memphis. they are focusing on a person who has written to lawmakers in the past. >>> and developing news in san jose. a fire at a home packed with ammunition. it started in a garage off ostrich court and then spread to a pair of adjoining houses. a resident told firefighter there's were 2,000 rounds of ammunition inside. the fire captain, however, said the ammo doesn't pose a danger to them because it pops and does not fire the bullets. a neighbor says though it put on quite a show. >> pop, pop, pop. everybody was back on the street over there and as the firemen went in we migra

the diocese of arlington, michael donohugh e-mailed me, saying it did not accurately reflect the event. i spoke with several parents outside the school today. they didn't want to go on camera, but they say for the most part they feel very confident on how the school handled the situation. they feel the on-line reports were over exaggerated. i spoke to the fairfax county police. a lot of folks asked why weren't they involved. they said they would not comment on the investigation because it is a juvenile matter. i'm david culver, news 4. >>> and family and friends gathered here at st. mary's catholic church in rockville today to pay their final respects to michelle miller. police found the 17-year-old dead last week inside the home of an army recruiter. they say staff sergeant adam arndt shot her before killing himself. she went to his house after he called to say he was depressed. >>> and the good deed that ended with a woman attacked in . >>> northeast d.c. woman was just trying to help a guy out. now, he is accused of sexually assaulting her. the attack happened early sunday morning i

she tweeted the picture of the intersection of arlington and boylston. the finish line is toward the back of the picture. she will bring us more live updates from boston tomorrow. and you can follow ama from boston at amaabc7. >>> now more on an envelope sent to a senator that contained the deadly poison ricin. they are testing the mail in land over, maryland to see if any other mail is contaminated. it was addressed to the mississippi senator's washington office and postmarked in memphis. they are focusing on a person who has written to lawmakers in the past. >>> and developing news in san jose. a fire at a home packed with ammunition. it started in a garage off ostrich court and then spread to a pair of adjoining houses. a resident told firefighter there's were 2,000 rounds of ammunition inside. the fire captain, however, said the ammo doesn't pose a danger to them because it pops and does not fire the bullets. a neighbor says though it put on quite a show. >> pop, pop, pop. everybody was back on the street over there and as the firemen went in we migra

the blast. tahman bradley, boston. >> hearing from an arlington man who had a front-row seat at the finish line and captured some of the chaos on camera. s'wife and daughter were in the race. he snapped photographs and started recording on his cellphone after. the second blast, he went downstairs to safety. eventually reunited with his wife and daughter. >> my god. i feel lucky to be alive. my wife andhug daughter anymore. our knees were shaking. >> he will fly back to b.c. later this morning. at 5:00, tom roussey will join us from boston with reactions from who was in the area when the bombs went off. .- with a local woman >> typically, homemade bombs that you learn to build on the internet are sloppy. if this one was killed by someone who was a bomb maker from iraq or afghanistan, there are signatures of those types. >> and fbi investigators as it will take some time to examine the evidence. authorities are using security camera tape and cell phone video that returned in to police. >> d.c. and other cities have increased security at landmarks, and buildings and transit after this. pennsylvani

the service tuesday. capital bike share has nearly 175 stations across d.c., alexandria, arlington. it is the largest bike share program in the country. >>> what a great day today to get out on two peels, four wheels, training wheels. >> simply gorgeous. clouds moved into the area. we will be mostly cloudy for the remainder of the evening hours into tomorrow. temperatures tomorrow will be similar. again, you're going to notice the cloud cover tomorrow for sure, especially after our beautiful spring-like weekend. a live look outside now, you can see looking down at the water, tranquil. the winds are light, temperatures are comfortable. this is a great evening to fire up the grill, do grilling outside tonight. enjoy the weather. as you get ready for the work week, temperatures warm. i have to introduce nuisance rain chances into the forecast. here are the weather headlines. as we look to this week, we will be talking about warming through wednesday. high temperatures by wednesday, thursday, friday will be in the upper 70s. again, if you nuisance showers wednesday. widespread rain arriv

is a support center that was opened yesterday at and it is called the castle opposite of the plaza on arlingtoneet. the mayor, has provided staff to help people cope with their loss. it will be open from 9 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. or beyond this evening. finally, everyone should expect to continue to tighten security and everyone should continue personally to be vigilant. the investigation is continuing and until it's done all of those in law enforcement and represented by the leaders will be present in force. that will be or around the glass and drop the city. >> yester day this terror brought tragedy to boston. this is a close-knit place and we know our neighbors and we grieve for them. we grieve for the little boy who of losses live forever the other men and women who wear helmets and badges, the waters who helped during this time of need. as we go together on this issue we will make sure that they stay close together. we have this under control unless continue to work together and keep our hands helping to people who needed. i have been the mayor for 20 years and i have not seen law- enforcement p

. >> >> today's other regional final, the one in the south played in arlington. higan came out firing against florida. hard to do better than nick when it comes to three-pointers he had 22 points in all. wolverines on the floor. at half time, wolverines built a 17 point lead. how about this sequence in the second half, mitch with the hoop, albrect steals and gets a pair of his own and then burk and robinson say hey, this worked before, let's try it again. michigan rolls 79-59 as tim hardaway junior celebrates since the days of the fab five. >>> last night in spokane, lindsay's team took on lsu trying to become one of the final eight in the tournament. they were even at the half before the bears turned it on. lisle with a three. how about this tough play by claritin shoe she battles for the loose ball, manages to get it to brittany boyd. cal moves on with a 73-63 win. stanford is standing between the bears and their first ever trip to the final four. can't blame them if they are a little giddy about the whole thing. >> we are celebrating everything, like lunch or s

on the secondary streets. arlington. the huntington street area. the area by the john hancock building. tons of people are still there and many are trying to figure out how to get home. how to get back to their hotel rooms, how to get to their friends' homes. many are visitors here, so they don't know how to navigate through the streets. there is just a difficulty not only walking around but the mass transit, the ts are not working and there's a lot of confusion for a lot of visitors. >> susan joining us on the phone in newbury and dartmouth. thank you very much. >> we do want to get to janet who is covering the story. janet, you are there for what was supposed to be a happy story, a lot of folks finishing the marathon and a lot of exciteme excitement, i understand you've been pushed back from the scene is that correct? >> that's right. we are at boilston and clarendon. we've had to clear the scene because it is a ghost town on boyleston street. it is completely empty. in the last hour, they started shutting down side streets. we saw a boz police c

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. >> behind you is the arlington street church, historic building here, and this is "america the beautifulnd us. ♪ [music playing] ♪ ♪ bill: very nice touch. how do you go forward? >> i think the investigation has to move forward and once we get some answers i think that's when the healing will really begin, at least if we can find out -- we don't need to have someone convicted, right now we just need to know why this happened, we need to know if authorities have any idea why it happened. right now no one has those answers. as you said there's wounded people as a church right around the corner that their families are wondering why their loved ones have lost limbs. i think the healing begins when we start to find out why this happened. bill: you need to get the right answers too. i thought it was rather telling that the f.b.i. didn't come out and talk to us yesterday. and there is nothing on the schedule as of now for today. >> that's right. i agree with you. there was a 5:00 press conference scheduled originally. it was 1, then it was 4, then it was 5 and then it never happened at all. i t

the bike sharing system serves the district, arlington and alex cree dreea and has 175 stations a good to do it. it's difficult to get down there, parking and serving really tough. good idea. >> i saw those red bikes everywhere down there yesterdayy great. >> a good way to see it. >> the only thing missing is the cherry blossoms thench were done. a week ago over before they hit bloom. >> gorgeous weekend saturday and sunday. turned out great. gre we're doing the april showers. s those are important, too because -- >> should we say hi really quick to all the people we met. tucker and i went out to maryland live on saturday night. >> how many people did you meet? >> there were a lot of people. >> we'll mention one person we met. >> i'm not sure if he's watching. we met derek jeter. >> we did. >> not the derek jeter but a gentleman named derek jeter. >> i'm sure everybody listened. >> he said hey, hey, hey, you, o have to say hi to me. he showed us his license to prove it. >> derek jeter. >> they have to lower the limits on the tables. table games they started. $50 and $100 limits.im that

on saturday, the "uss arlington" was commissioned. named in honor of the victims, heroes of the september 11th attacks on the pentagon and was made with steel from that wreckage. it will be used to transport troops to war zones all around the world. >>> from four to two, and now one big ncaa game is left to play. two close games on saturday night in the final four. in the end, it was louisville edging wichita state, in which the shockers were leading most of the game, by the way. final score, 72-68. louisville's injured kevin ware actually watched -- there he is -- watching his team from the sidelines. oftentimes, he couldn't even watch. but they won. michigan proved to be too tough for syracuse. the wolverines beating the orange. so it will be louisville and michigan monday night for all the ncaa marvel. marvel is also how you pronounce that. >>> finally, for a 7-year-old brain cancer patient who ease seen a lot of pain in his little life, saturday will likely be a day that he will never, ever forget. jack hoffman, you'll see him in

the weekly. >> in arlington heights, illinois, nick started this fund after his 401(k) was destroyed in 2008 to take matters into his own hands. >> we only knew how to buy stocks, so then we learned how to sell stocks and then do options. then we learned how to do to option strategies. the spreads. >> members do not pool their money, but manage their own portfolio. >> i wish i had known this five or ten years ago. it would have saved me a lot of money. a lot of headaches. >> in california, an all-woman investment club has survived since 1997. why all women? >> i don't know, it's just easier. >> over the years the women invested this pfizer, after learning about a new drug called viagra. they met warren buffett, but after buying lehman brothers and losing big, they made some changes. >> we have put in stop loss orders. >> no stock has them as divided as apple. >> i'm bearish on buying more apple. >> i feel like sometimes we sell too soon. >> keep it. and buy more. >> now as the markets hit new highs, many clubs are trying to figure out what strategy to use. the women believe the market is due fo

the charred house. more than 50 firefighters from arlington and fairfax county showed up to put out the fire. some of them helped to rescue a young college student. >> my door has rear windows, i saw all the fire and smoke. and even if i opened the door i knew i was going to get burned like this. so i just waited until the firefighters got me. and then they got me out. >> the firefighters did get her out safely. two of her roommates were rushed to the hospital with severe burns, both are expected to survive. >>> and right now celebrations going on in freedom plaza, to mark emancipation day here in d.c. news 4 tom sherwood is downtown where the boston tragedy is still fresh on many people's minds, hi, tom. >> reporter: hello, jim, this annual parade celebrates freedom from slavery. but today it was also freedom from fear. and the annual d.c. emancipation day parade swept down pennsylvania avenue. police and public safety officers were on watch. but thankfully, there was no real sense of a security lockdown here either that would spoil the day. >> we were a little nervous, but i think -- if we

center thatsupport was opened yesterday on the arlington street. the mayor has provided staff to thispeople cope with extraordinary event. it will be open from 9:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. this evening. everyone should expect continued andhtened police presence people should continue to be vigilant. .he investigation continues all of those in law enforcement will be present in the area around the blast and throughout the city. now i want to turn it over to the mayor menino. to one of was brought our neighbors. here we know our neighbors and we grieve for them. i want to say we know our heroes. they are the men and women who wear badges and uniforms who helped us during this time of need. we'll make sure to stay close together. let's continue to work together. let's offer it helping hand in this difficult time. 20 yearsen mayor for and i've never seen law enforcement pull together. we have helped people pull together. this is a tragedy but boston is a strong city. sestst up a resource -- we t up a resource center over by the castle. untilopen from 9:00

the residents said the people who are able to get out are expected to be ok. live in arlington, hatzel vela, abc 7 news. >> in developing story in loudoun county were authorities are investigating a home invasion. is over the 7 scene. around noon, four men entered the home, use the dons to hold the victim against their will. no one was hurt during a robbery. members of loudoun county sheriff's office are looking around the area and you should expect an increased police presence in this region. >> today as six years since the virginia tech massacre. wreaths placed on the memorial. in 2007, he killed 32 people and then himself. we have seen tragedy anfter tragedy unfold. are north virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg downside with that story. the events in boston on everyone's mind, they watch america agreed yet another tragedy, and other violences. they tried to turn their grief into action. name read back's backback the -- bringing the pain. 19.ge remember mary's smile. the 60thre marking iniversary of virginia tech honor the 32 victims. >> everybody hit the floor. energies focu

and naming the victims of the 9/11 tragedy, u.s.s. arlington the county where the pentagon is located. 200 pounds of steel from the 9/11 wreckage is on board the ship as well as 184 stars for each of the victims who died. and two other navy ship, u.s.s. new york, and u.s.s. summ somerset for them. >> clayton: did you stay up and see the ncaa. the first ten minutes. the ncaa final, michigan wolverines surviving a late game rally from syracuse, hold on 61-56 and with injured player kevin ware, an emotional game, they were behind, louisville rallied to beat wichita state. 72-68. and you bet kevin wished he could play in that game and he was out with the fractured leg and everyone crazy this week and sets up the final match tomorrow, louisville takes on michigan for the national championship game. louisville and michigan, number one seed against the number four seed. >> alisyn: i did watch it. i watched that game because there were ribs, barbecue ribs and that's why i generally take part in parts. >> clayton: if there's food involved. >> tucker: le

that have large populations that are about the city and county, other places in the country, there are places like arlington, virginia, colorado, we're looking how they replace their positions in the county there. we're also going to be looking at the top 10 cities across the nation to see -- that have independently elected mayors to see how they replace position ins the top 10 cities, we're going to look in california, the law dictates how most places do the replacements unless you're a chartered city like san francisco, you can have a different set of rules so we're going to look at all of those locations as well, and determine what is everyone else's practices and present that in a report. my hope is we'll have a draft available for the march meeting so people can think about what it is, i don't have much more detail than that because we haven't had a chance to analyze all the data that's been collected so far. >> i think what's good to look at is how long positions stay vacant, right now in the city, we have kind of an assessor post that has been vacant i believe since early december and now we're appro

. >> heather: time for a quick check of the headlines, the u.s.s. arlingtonthe navy's latest warship. more than 5,000 people attended the ceremony in norfolk. authorities in virginia are searching for a sailboat that may be carrying two boys kidnapped from their grandparents' home. and fashion designer limbly pulitzer died. her dresses was a sensation and became a classic. >> fisker that was granted a half a billion dollar federal loan, that is your money, is now on the ropes. on friday they laid off about 75% of the work force triggering a lawsuit triggering a lawsuit. and the law firm is the same firm that did solyndra, green energy company. joining us to talk about this, senior business correspondent, brenda buttner. the lawsuit is the least of figsker's worrying. are they as an automaker finished? >> they fired three-quarters of their work force. the founder is gone. they went to the chinese and even they turned them down for investment money. they are consulting with bankruptcy lawyers. >> gregg: when you go to the bankruptcy division of kirkland and ell