scott mcfarland news4 i team. >> well, the i-team looked into dog bites after getting a tip. to send your story ideas, violent nbcwashington.com and click on investigation. >>> president obama was at nats park tonight to take in a ball game. but nobody is going to mistake these players for bryce harper. tonight is the 78th annual congressional baseball game. republicans versus democrats. it's more than a partisan contest. the proceeds go to several d.c. area charities. by the way, democrats won the game 5-2. it was their eighth win in a row. >> wow. they're on a roll. >>> a record outpouring tonight of support for a seton high school senior. we first told you about last week, carly nguyen has leukemia and she needs a bone marrow transplant. this evening, our friends at hot 99.5 held a drive in rockville to find a match for the 17-year-old. the station tells us they broke their record for swabs at one event. all of the swabs are sent up to new york city to help someone across the country as well. good for them. >> hope they find a match. >> huge. >>> warm today. not too pleasa

i-team scott mcfarland broke the story and said it's the late nest a series of guns seized on u.s. capitol grounds. scott? >> reporter: good evening. the i-team's review of reports show 14 different people have been stopped illegally carrying guns along capitol grounds just since 2012. none involved a specific injury or threat. but in the 15th case two months ago, a man carrying a gun in front of the white house shot and killed himself. in today's case police say 25-year-old josh wheeler carried a 9-millimeter handgun to the security entrance on the new jersey of the longworth u.s. house office building. miller was an intern for kansas republican congresswoman lin jenkins. she has her office in the longworth building. wheeler is now on temporary leave from his job. he'd only been there for three weeks. the i-team found several other revent handgun cases. two people separately tried to carry guns in the cannon house office building last year and pleaded guilty to a federal charge. the capitol police union official says officers are prepared to handle any gun incident and an agency s

as scott mcfarland found out, some neglectful owners are putting you at risk. >> reporter: the district is a dog community. our dog parks, dog pride dog pampering. throughout our region the human population is exploding which means the number of pets is too. and for 12 months the news4 i-team canvassed our region. >> we have a complaint your two dogs were running loose. >> reporter: in the heat of summer. and the cold of winter. and in between. so we could see what happens when dogs aren't cared for. dogs running free without a leash. >> we don't know where they are. >> reporter: our review shows since 2008, the number of people suffering dog bites has doubled and animal control officers say that rising number of victims is often the stray dogs that were lashing out. >> he was three inches away from the vital area. >> reporter: john center was one of the victims, bitten by a pair of pitbulls in the groin. he said they were straying walking in the street near his home. nobody was tending to them? >> no one tending to them. no leashes or tags. >> reporter: calls about stray dogs are commo

scott mcfarland rode alongside animal control officers in d.c. and maryland to show why it is happening so frequently. . not the animal's fault, they don't know better, they are roaming, having a good time, the owner's responsibility make sure the animal is confined to their property and it must be walked on a leash and coming down as a pet opener doing the right thing. >> reporter: you can see the illegal dogs found in so many local yards as well as hear about the rules dog owners aren't following at 11:00. >>> people are disappointed tonight over the naming of a local elementary school. 7,000 people signed a petition to name a louden county school after mathias jordan know. he is a young boy who died fighting cancer and helped to raise money for the disease but instead, the school north of dulles airport will be named after a local politician, john f. ryan who died in the 1930s. mathias' supporters say they will try to get a future school named after him. >>> well you're going to want to try to find a fan, a pool an air conditioner, anything yo

scott mcfarland, news4 i-team. >>> well, if you lost your bike, news4 item wants to help. visit the washington app and click on investigations. we'll show you how to post a bike on the social media site. >>> moving over matters. june is move over awareness month in virginia. the law says you must change lanes when you see an emergency vehicle on the shoulder of the highway. if you can't get over slow down. between 2013 and 2014, public safety officers were hit or killed. all month long, virginia state police will post videos on social media to explain why moving over matters. >>> well, you've probably seen the changes maybe experienced them first hand by now. lanes on the memorial bridge are closed. they're not opening any time soon. the national park service gave a firsthand look at the underlying problem. >> oh, look at that. that beam is right in half. >> rusted support beams, columns, old worn down building? nope. this is a bridge you might drive across every day. inside the memorial bridge. >> some stuff you can't step on right here. this one is orange. can't even ste

retired pro athletes antoine walker and bob scott. one of them took care of his mother and the other -- took care of his money, and the other one lost wait for it $110 million. and from the editorial board, i've got breaking news for you, remember southeast blatter he stepped down as fifa president two weeks ago. corruption allegations surfaced and he stepped down. sepp blatter may stay as the head of the world soccer body. you see, soccer can be interesting america. corruption steptss in and we're interested. we have more on the escaped prisoners, they were going to murder the prison worker's husband? >> joyce mitchell said she did intend to go to the manhole cover to pick up david sweat and richard matt and a source close to the investigation was the plan was to as they're getting out of town kill her husband lyle. she says according to the source, not confirmed by police, it wasn't just a panic attack that made her stop because she still loves her husband. they are he a saying that she had a relationship not getting into the detail