state your name please. >> vincent gray. >> vince gray's swear-in had a personal touch. >> welcome backmy friend. [ cheers and applause ] >> mayor bowser sat nearby as gray offered veiled criticism of bowser's sloganeering versus action. >> too many people have watched while some benefit from prosperity and others remain stagnant. >> mayor bowser didn't shy from the background battle reminding gray and others of their solemn oath of office. >> we swear or affirm that we are not making decisions just for our own ward, just for our own interests. >> gray blames his loss as he was never diindicted. he says he's looking ahead. >> people as me about running again for mayor. it's not a decision i've made. it's not something we've ruled out. >> bowser said she's running again but hadn't yet set up a campaign committee. he says he'll make any career decisions later this year. in the district, tom sherwood. >>> a virginia man now faces charges in a new year's day shooting. leesburg police tell us justin robin turned himself in last night. he's accusing of shooting a man yesterday morning. the vi

the district welcomed three new council members today during the swearing in ceremony, including vince grayand returning to ward seven after years of fighting campaign allegations. there could be a rematch in 2018. the two took veiled swipes at each other today during the ceremony. >> too many people in our city neighborhoods benefit from prosperity and others remain stagnant. >> we swear or affirm that we are not making decisions just for our own board or interest. >> in addition to gray, other new council members sworn in today were at large member robert white and ward 8 council member trayon white. >>> and police say they will release more information tomorrow about the death of a teenager girl on new year's day. she was shot by a 15-year-old boy who shot the girl's mother, then himself. they survived and the boy is now in critical condition. he has not been identified. howard hyde school sent home a letter to parents say it is providing support for students after the news about their classmate. >>> and a quiet street in gaithersburg became a crime scene to shot in the leg this afternoo

. >>> and when it comes to combatting crime, counsel member vince gray says he hopes one of his new bills will help. he increted a bill that will give officer as one-time retention bonees to stay with the department instead of retiring or transferring. the current police force is about 500 officers short of its recommended staffing level. >>> the mother of a uva student who murdered his girlfriend will appear on the "today" show. you may remember when he was convicted of killing her. and hugly's mother will talk about a justice system that failed her son. >> and the criminal justice system gets it right but it doesn't always get right. he had absolutely no intent to heard her. she was h interview right after news 4 "today." >>> children with adhd are visiting their doctors very often. nation wide children with adhd go to the doctor 6 million time as year and say boys go twice as often as girls do. most of the time doctors are prescribing medicine such as ridline. >>> the american lung association is giving out grades for each state for their tobacco control efforts. no state received all

vince gray wants to be mayor again. he makes no bones about that. first he recognizes he has to be a good ward seven council member. then he can survey the field a little bit later this year and see what's happening. can he beat muriel bowser. if somebody else gets in carl racine, i asked him recently about this and he won't rule it out. he says he'll decide later this year whether he'll run or not for mayor or run for reelection or maybe go back to private practice. the 2018 mayor's race has started in 2017. >> vince still figures he was robbed. >> he thinks he was terribly mistreated by the 2010 scandal investigation. it lasts for many years. he was never charged with any kind of im decided he got mistreated and he's back. >>> still ahead, a brazen crime and a call for more security in one d.c. neighborhood. >>> cops working a shooting here in gaithersburg, the victim, a woman in her 20s. the suspecttill at large. s . >>> welcome back. it's been pretty gross all day, hasn't it? >> yuck. >> hey guys, just nasty out there, damp and dreary across the

vince gray is going to run for mayor again, don't you think? >> i don't think he's made that decision. >> he's not denied it. >> but there's a difference. he's a very cautious person, actually. does he want to run for mayor? i think most people would say he wants to run for mayor. will he just get into a race regardless of whether he has a good chance to no, but he's playing the cards right. he say he's going to be the best ward seven councilmember he can be. he's going to focus on getting a hospital east of the river, which desperately needs one. he's introducing legislation to beef up the police department. he's doing things where he can challenge the mayor. mayor bowser is trying to respond to that, but she also doesn't want to give him a lot of attention by criticizing him. it's a tense relationship as they go forward. i don't think you'll see vince gray jumping out there too early. the attorney general also is doing a dance, if i can use that phrase. doing a lot of community events. very aggressive attorney general. he wants to run for may

among those taking the oath, former mayor vince enltsdz gray -- vincent gray, who now represents ward 7. he says his responsibilities held out of a summit last month. >> it was pretty clear. people talked about healthcare, education and economic development. and we've got to be able to focus on those things. we have a plan that is going to be released in the next few weeks that reflects the work that we're done at that summit. >> gray lost his bid for a second term as mayor to muriel bowser. he is not running for that office again in 2018. >>> new yorkers on the upper east side now have another way to get around. the q line has added three stops. at 82nd, 87th and 96th street. it covers about two miles and costs about 4 million. manhattan real estate is pricey. >>> tens of thousands turned out for the 128th tournament of roses parade in pasadena, california today. barricades were erected at more than 50 intersections to prevent terrorist attacks like ones in berlin and france. the parade itself was highlighted by the usual floats and high-stepping marching bands. alex felix. served as

as far as elections go, you know, jamie vaskin, and the biggest winner is vince gray.o was facing the possibility of an indictment and now seems vindicated and has been re-elected to his ward 7 council seat. those are big stories, big winners in d.c. tough year for mayor bowser, she can point to a lot of successes, affordable housing and crime down, but she lost three big allies on the d.c. council. that makes it harder for her. >> i would agree that metro is one of the biggest things we've had to deal with. the safe track program, trying to revamp the culture of safety and the physical system itself. that march shut down saw, 29 hours of no metro service unprecedented in this area and impacted a lot of people. it tells us this will be a different sort of metro when there's a problem that is significant enough, this general manager is willing to say forget it we're not running trains until we can be sure there won't be a big fire in a tunnel that someone will die in or a wild derailment that might happen. that was big this year. the other thing was the deonta carraway