she wanted to have her ashes in arlington. she requested it and we thought they were allowed so the family put in the request and it wasn't until they got the letter back saying denied. wasps are not allowed in arlington. that they didn't just accept that no. in the legacy of elaine harman -- and by the way, these men were feisty. they were strong. they were not going to take no for an answer. and in that spirit, her children and her granddaughter, erin milan is in the gallery today, said we're not going to take no for an answer. we're going to raise awareness to this. i'm going to get my grandmother into arlington. i heard this in early january. working with our colleagues susan davis, getting sponsors. this has been fast tracked through the committee in order to allow them to be laid to rest there. elaine harman's ashes are sitting on a shelf in her granddaughter's closet. we need to make this right as quickly as possible. but let me just say, mr. chairman. this isn't just about the pioneers that we read about in history boo

h molette green is this arlington with details. >> reporter: good morning. we just saw the first of several school buses to come through here this morning. it's all about the safety of the children and a just approved senate bill clears the path to close the loophole and allow for citations to actually come in the mail. the existing law did not provide for that, only hand delivered tickets. now, all of this came about when the virginia state attorney general raised his concerns. so in the meantime, arlington and other school districts had to back down or back off issuing fines from those cameras attached to the school bus arms. we'll have to wait until july 1 gs before this actually takes effect. but safety, more asafety measurs on the way in the school zones. back to you. >>> shocking video you may find disturbing. it shows a baltimore school police officer hitting an kicking a young man inside a school. this video was shot at the reach partnership school in east baltimore on tuesday. the acting police chief says the two officers seen in that video are were

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live in arlington. marina morocco, fox local news. >> mrooeing police investigating a double shooting in waldor of. "fox5" was over the between men were shot. one suffered serious injuries anteother is expected to survive. investigators think there was a fight before the shooting and they're serving for a suspect tonight. >> campus police are investigating reports of two sexual assaults at george mason university. and the first alleged incident happened friday night on or near fairfax. a student was raped by another student and may have been unknowingly drugged and another sold he was raped in a dorm. students who live on campus say they're worried. >> i mean it's concerning. but i mean it's especially because on this campus i usually feel pretty safe walking a round at night. i never feel unsafe on this campus. >> i was surprised just because you don't care too much from this area. >> nip with information is asked to call university police asked to call university police. >> and new tonight, a heads up

buried't they be alongside heroes at arlington national cemetery? ♪ katty: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. in a world of political insecurity, the trauma that played out on the tarmac of a cyprus airport was personal. a man hijacked a passenger airplane in egypt claiming he had explosives strapped to his waist. everyone got out unharmed and the man surrendered. it seemed that he wanted to talk to his ex-wife. thisspondent: egyptair and 181 should have been a short domestic flight. secret security forces instead dealt with a hijacker threatening to blow himself up. this picture appears to show him wearing a suicide belt. the explosives turned out to be fake. early on, most people were relieved, leaving the airplane in an orderly fashion. on board the airplane and was surprised that the crew took away our passports. after a while we realized the altitude was getting higher. at first the crew said there was a problem with the airplane. only later we knew it was being hijacked. >> eventually, even those tra

we are live tonight in arlington, darcy spencer, news4. >>> i am tracking some light snow or showers right now on storm team 4 ra meager activity in the panhandle of west virginia. if you follow me on twitter and facebook, i have been keeping a close eye on the system all evening, and as it pushes towards the east, it's fizzling out. future weather a little overdone, but showing you this to show there could be a rain shower or snow in the early morning hours. there could be snow around the petersburg area, and then 6:00 a.m., little or no accumulation, and pretty low impact and as quickly as the threat for rain showers and snow showers moves in, it's out of here by 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. temperatures tomorrow, warmer than today and i will let you know by how much coming up in my full forecast. >>> the university of maryland sending out a campus-wide alert after a woman was sexually assaulted. it happened earlier this morning inside an apartment just o campus. the woman who is not a umd student woke up to find a man assaulting her. police say she made a noise and the man got out

live in arlington, jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. at 10 p.m.,st night manassas police were investigating a shooting. one man was shot and injured. the police say that shooting led to a second location on blue grey circle, where they found a second man dead. richard reeve has the latest on the developing story. richard: in this quiet clearing in manassas -- >> noises. i saw some flashes. richard: the sounds of multiple gunshots at 10 p.m. friday. >> somebody was shot and killed, one made it. richard: the police calling this a death investigation, two men shot, discovered in separate neighborhoods about a mile apart. >> it scary. richard: arriving officers found a man shot to death. here, a second victim wounded but still alive. >> the guy was laying on the ground. the paramedics were helping him. richard: somehow he got from one neighborhood to the other. >> somebody ran from the shooting, jumped the fence. are not the police saying if the men shot each other or another party was involved. >> people have a gun, they get drunk, that's what happen

live tonight into in arlington. "fox5 local news". >> sky fox high above the scene in waldorf maryland where two help were shot in guidings court and one man died from injuries and other is expected to survive. right now we know an altercation led to the shooting and the suspect took from a car and it was a huge police response and tonight that investigation continues. >> tonight 31 people are dead and estimated 270 wounded following yesterday's terrorist attacks in brussels. these three men on your screen targeted airport and the men in black detonated suicide investigate trapped to bodies and died on the scene and third man wearing bathe is still on the run. this is a closer look at the suspected isis bomb makinger that blew himself up at the brussels airport yesterday. it's believed he built the bombs used at airport and brussels metro station yesterday. he's also suspected of making bomb used in november 13 attacks in paris. and "fox5" caught up with d.c. residents that was actually inside the brussels airport w

live in arlington, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. alison: meanwhile, the u.s. park police identified a person of interest in an attempted child abduction. this was right outside the smithsonian air and space museum. police now are looking for bernard drai. also known as bernard derei. he is one of two men police are searching for in the march 3 incident. that day police say a man grabbed a child right as he a chaperon saw what was happening, yelled at that man to leave. police say the man got on to a white shuttle bus and disappeared. leon: we are learning more about the officer-involved shooting in fredericksburg that eventually led to a man's death there. this happened yesterday after 1:00 p.m. virginia state police say a fredericksburg officer pulled over 33-year-old travis blair. he was wanted on a warrant it turned out. during the traffic stop, police say that blair drove off, dragging the officer for nearly 600 feet. then he crashed the car. but after that, blair ran off. the officer, however, caught him and in the struggle that followed the officer's gun

>> her wishes were to be inurned at arlington, cemetery. >> reporter: she had even left hand-written instruction, but the director of arlington denied the request, saying serving in the wasps is not the same as active duty service as a member >> the army said no to the wrong family. >> sexism and gender discrimination is the only issue that did not allow them to be military, hangups about the role of women in the family. >> reporter: elaine's family turned to congresswoman martha mcsally, who became one of the first female combat pilots, following a path first blazed by the wasps. >> think about the irony. the military just announced they're opening up all positions for women to serve in uniform, at the same time they're closing the gates to arlington on the pioneers who paved the way. >> reporter: officials at arlington say allowing wasps to be buried there would set a precedent for hundreds of thousands of other americans, like the merchant marine who also served in world war ii. that would increase the waiting time for burial, which already can be up to ten months. that's about ho

>> her wishes were to be buried at arlington cemetery. >> she left handwritten instructions. the director of arlington denied the request saying serving in the wasps is not the same as active duty service as a member of the department of defense. >> the army said no to the wrong family. >> sexism, gender discrimination. the only issue that did not allow them to be military. hangups about the role of women in the military. >> her family turned to congressman martha mcsally one of the first female comb battle pilots following a path first blazed by the wasps. >> think about the irony here. the military announced they're opening up all positions to will tine serve in unifor, the very same time they're closing the gates to arlington on pioneer whose paved the way. >> reporter: officials at to be buried there would set a precedent for hundreds of thousand of americans, the merchant marine who served in world war ii and increase the waiting time for burial which already can be up to ten months. that's about how long elaine harman's ashes have been stored in her granddaughter's clos

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that's the latest live from arrest link arlington. molette green, news 4. >>> officials in montgomery county will ask for more money to pay for the bus rapid transit project. yesterday county executive ike leggett recommended bringing brt to parts of mill road. montgomery county will contribute $115 million to that project. leggett hopes to partner with both the state and howard county to help fund the rest of the effort. >> here is something you don't hear every day. the pentagon is looking for hackers. that's right, a promise called hack the pentagon begins next month. defense officials say they will bring in hackers to try to breach the d.o.d. public internet pages. the goal is to find and fix cyber security vulnerabilities. hackers who find problems will get paid and if it works, the program could expand to other parts of the federal government. >>> wibig time cold and a littl snow in the forecast. let's get up to speed with dhchk bell. >> i know you've been done with winter since the blizzard, but another chance for snow late ton

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. >> it centers on arlington national cemetery. elaine harlem was a member of the air force service pilot. she and a thousand other women went through training but the women's were restricted. she died last year at age 95 and she asked to be inturned at arlington. a former military combat pilot joined the fight to have her the military announced they are the pentagon says it would increase first responders prepared at the merge operation center. they have four new rescue vehicles and in austin the fire department is standing by. >> you hope to never get the boats out in the water because it's dangerous for us. but if the need arises we are more than willing and able to get out there and do what we can to help save lives. >> in more than a few places in texas, northern texas, standed inhomes ripping a chance to watch an eclipse. >> a total solar eclipse. other countries from australia to china and parts of hawaii saw a partial eclipse. the next total solar eclipse visible from the u.s. mainland will be in august 2017. there will be

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one in arlington, another in falls church, one in loudoun county. no credible threats were found and no one injured. michelle: in the last two hours, deonte carraway appeared in a federal courtroom to answer to child pornography charges. brad bell was also in the courtroom. and joins us live with the details of carraway's >> there was an indictment monday. 13 counts of the exploitation of the children to produce child pornography. federal authorities say carraway has given them a written confession. in court today he entered not guilty plea to each of those charges. the former teacher's aid. we have been covering the story over the last couple of weeks. it's alleged that he was abusing children on a regular basis. pulling them from class to film them in porn graphic scenes. in court today for first time, a number of parents of those children say they wanted to see him in person. >> it's emotional for me. i can't talk about it. i want to see him locked away. brad: we are hiding the identity to protect the identity of her child. when he come back at 5

live in arlington, tom roussey, abc 7 news. alison: tom, thank you very much. a weaker showing for the other gop candidates. ted cruz won his home state of texas, oklahoma, and he finished second to trump in most states. he is not backing down. we have seen that our campaign is the only campaign that has beaten, that can beat, and will beat donald trump. alison: ted cruz is asking candidates who have not wp --tate to preferably prayerfully back out. leon: on the other side of the asile, hillary getting big victories. she spoke a short time ago about the road to victory in november and her comments tonight jab against the man who could be her opponent this fall. mrs. clinton: we know we have work to do, but that work is not to make america great again. america never stopped being great. leon: northern virginia bureau at a jeff goldberg is live watch party for hillary clinton supporters tonight, a who's of virginia politics tonight. jeff with this means for november? into encouragement going november. towns winding down in old alexandria, but still a lot of smile

on the pioneers who paved the way. >> reporter: officials at arlington say allowing wasps to be buried there would set a precedent for hundreds of thousands of other americans like the merchant marine who also served in world war ii. that would increase the waiting time for burial, which already that's about how long elaine harmon's ashs have been stored in her granddaughter's closet, waiting to find a resting place. david martin, cbs news, arlington national cemetery. >> pelley: today a new warning about the zika virus, and sponsors fall out of love with maria sharapova when the "cbs evening news" continues. a humpback calf and its mother are almost inseparable. she lifts her calf to its first breath of air, then protects it on the long journey to their feeding grounds. one of the most important things you can do is help the next generation. at pacific life, we offer financial solutions to accomplish just that. ask a financial advisor about pacific life. the power to help you succeed. another day, and i'm still struggling with my diabetes. i do my best to manage. but it's hard to diab

here along columbia pike in arlington, take a look, $1.68. according to aaa, national average as we mentioned up six cents in the week, but the lower price of crude and abundant supply supply should keep a ceiling on how much you pay in the coming months. and barring any unexpected disruptions, drivers can continue to benefit there savings and use the money elsewhere. >> you could fill a tank now for less than $30 and go round tri more than 300 miles. that's one of the cheapest vacations around and that bodes well for families still trying to economize for spring break. >> reporter: isn't it nice to be able to pay $20, $235 and fill up your tank and get on your way instead of $40, $50. how much are you paying? what is the cheapest that you've seen i facebook, let us know, send us a picture. live in arlington, erika gonzalez, back to you. >>> and she mentioned we want to see what prices you're seeing. share them with us on the nbc facebook page. snap a photo. be sure to add the location. although then the gas stations get crowded. but we want

arlington police responding to the scene. they canvassed the area here but they did find no sign of the suspects at all. the victim obviously shaken at the moment but she is working with police in an effort to catch those suspects. >> i'm stunned. i mean, given that this always seemed like a really safe neighborhood. i'm really surprised by it. >> i'm in shock. i'm shaking, actually. >> was it a robbery? was it an abduction? that will be investigated by the detectives. jeff: that is what is going on now. a quick turn, arlington police rolling by the area just as we went on air there. certainly stepped in the area as the search for the suspect continue. also just keeping things safe in this area. a quiet residential area. coming up at 5:00, we have the latest on the investigation. plus, hear from long-time residents who say they have never seen anything like this happen before in this area. until then, live in arlington, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. scott: first on 7, more than a month after a prince george's county teacher's aid

fox 5 alexandria limon starts off are us off in arlington. arl >> reporter: we know the man in charge of safety on metro iskn quitting. he handed in his this morning. spokesperson with the department tells us he will stay on board until about the end of april. o we're talking about the chief safety officer louis brown.rown he has been in that role forin t only about a year. he has been with metro for a total of three years. his resignation comes a little more than a week after the entire metro system was shutdows for over 24 hours for an emergency maintenance inspection. and 26 damaged electrical cablee were found inle need of immediae repair. now on to today's incident metrm service in arlington, was shutdown for a short time due tt a fire. after they they moved on to single tracking. now tonight metro is saying this fire was not caused by electrical issues. i they say it was debris that caused fire and any other secondary issues such as the cable, the damaged cable thatab was found by the fire

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the national policy institute in arlington. the website said it's dedicated to the heritage, identity and future of people of european descent in the university. richard spencer, the vote for trump. >> he's fighting for us and says we will be great again. there's a nationalism. >> reporter: he is called one of the most successful young white nationalism leaders in the nation. they will discuss trump on saturday, but trump and his campaign have no affiliation with the event. >>> one of the biggest retailers promises to improve your shopping experience, and that's coming up in your money. >>> how el nino is forcing organizers of this year's ititarod to rascmble, just months before the racing. >>> you could use some extra cash right about now. we are giving away, wait for it, 20 >>> on the democratic side, it's between hillary clinton and your the friend on your facebook feed, bernie sanders. [ cheers ] bernie won, oklahoma, vermont, minnesota, and -- [sneezes] colorado! [ cheers ] but secretary clinton had a massive sweep of ever

keep in mind 66 eastbound in arlington is also backing up. that's traffic. >> thanks, erin, still ahead the president weighs in on tone of presidential candidates on the campaign trail. >> hackers forced to shut down the computer system at a major hospital chain in the d.c. region. med star. what you need to know about this we're back in 30 seconds >> it has been one week since terror ain that case brussels, beling june. easter monday a service was held to remember the victim aft tacks in the city. first responders and several survivors walked through the cathedral with candles this comes hours after police in belgium release the third bomber the media dubbed. a judge found there was no evidence to hold the man. police released new surveillance of suspected terrorist at large. brussels airport still closed. drills to test a new security check in sake tested today. >> back in washington president briefed in security efforts in the united states after the attack in brussels. he directed the counter security team to keep up the fight with isis.

this is video from a gas station surveillance camera in arlington, texas. you can see the fire erupted after the crash. and then other drivers start to run from their cars. firefighters got the flames under control, but no word on any injuries. >>> it is now 5:11. montgomery county schools are trying to finalize a contract with a new superintendent. the board of education conditionally pegged dr. jack smith to fill the role. he's currently maryland's state interim superintendent and previously was the superintendent for calvert county. pending approval from the state, dr. smith will start the job on july 1st. >>> good morning. it is now 5:chlt tuesday. no worries from the weather department. clear skies, temperatures mostly in the upper 30s to near 40 degrees on your ride into work and school. coming back home later take, nice and mild. highs will be in the low 60s, but after 5:00 temperatures will be trending bag down in ining b upper 50s. regionally richmond to boston no worries. any potential for flight days, detroit, cincinnati, memphis. a look at the n

arlington number one and d.c. number three. arlington described as the suburb to live in if you want to live near other educated people. and d.c. made the list because of other opportunities. >> i can see that. >> if you want to live near dumb people i have some ideas. >> i'm not going to say where. >> owning car can be expensive and cost of driving in major cities can put a dent in your wallet. washington d.c. ranked 6th as most expensive city to drive in causing drivers 98 cents a mil mile. they took in account fuel, tire replacement and maintenance for the study. new york area was ranked number one followed by boston and philadelphia you. >> had you. >> all right. af egg roll easter egg roll at the white house finished strong more than 30,000 people packed south lawn for annual event this was obama last easter egg roll. president and first lady came out and greeted crowds and participated in a few games and read stories to the kids. the theme was let's celebrate. and, hundreds turning out for this year's easter monday celebr

. >>> "first at 4," police in arlington are trying to find who men who they say smothered, assaulted, and tried to abduct a woman. northern virginia bureau reporter david culver is on north columbus street near route 50 where he explains how the woman got away. >> reporter: most disturbing about this case for police is that two suspects are believed to have been involved in this incident. now, we're just off north columbus street, not too far from george mason drive. this is actually will you beer they say it was 8:30 last night when the woman was walking along this street here on the sidewalk. she noticed two guys were walking behind her. suddenly somebody put something over her face, it may have been a sweatshirt a bag perhaps, then put a hand over her mouth. another guy then started touching her inappropriately. it was at that point that she fought for her life, was able to get away, but neighbors in this community, well, they're making some changes. i'll tell you about them ahead on news4 at 5:00. in arlington, i'm david culver, news4. >>> now to storm team4 and the spring-like we

the plan goes before the arlington county board on saturday, and it is expected to pass. pretty soon, it looks like it will be out with the old and in with the new. jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. >> tonight, survivors and victims families urge survivors to stop playing politics with drunk driving. boss at anhe insurance company says employees must come to work packing. >> from abc 7 news, this is a breaking news alert. hill, a man temple was killed about an hour and a half ago by a falling tree. we have the very latest. j? me.he scene is just behind i going to step out of the way. workers were clearing trees here on this site when something went wrong and the tree accidentally hit and killed and a. mail. you can't actually see it from here because -- an adult male. it fromt actually see here because of the streambed. there is large machinery down near the ravine. we should say this is not a construction site per se. this is a stream stabilization project. according to a neighbor, several there were some drainage issues, and the land literally dropped 20-25 feet. holmes had to

three metro transit police officers involved in a crash on 395 in arlington. this happened last night around 11:00 just north of duke street. take a look at the pictures. wtop on twitter there, five cars involved, three were metro transit police cruisers. we're working to learn what caused the crash, but no one was seriously hurt. >>> we're also working to find out what caused a fire at a home on old silver h this morning. prince george's county fire say that they put it out about 4:45 this morning. you can see one of the cars in the driveway was also destroyed. we're working to learn how many people were inside that house when the fire started. p. > >>> >>> let's take a look at decision 2016. marco rubio heads into the tuesday florida primary with a win in the district. he beat john kasich by just 50 1r0e9s. t votes. rubio gets 10 delegate, and kasich nine. >>> and a group of protesters from the dump trump movement, but no major incidents. we spoke to voters inside about why they felt a special urgency this year to vote. >> i think this is a great right we ha

they couldn't stop a gun shop from opening in arlington. lawmakers tell our stephanie ramirez they are pushing for indivisible will give them a bigger say on what business goes where. >> i have two three-year-olds and a six-year-old and they know if they see a gun to turn and go the other way. >> that's what brought beth here with dozens of other people protesting another gun shop in arlington. protesters tell me they are upset it is located steps away from a daycare among other businesses. some say it will bring crime, others were blind sided. >> when a community center is being built, we have almost year or more of discussion about it. so it was shocking to me that, you know, a gun store was suddenly in our neighborhood. >> certain county and state leaders said saturday they are fighting to have the county board approve permitting instead of the state. >> the densist community in virginia. we're urban. we have different concerns than they have in richmond. >> arlington police are processing last year's crime stats, but did say two years a

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. >>> and a conversation gun store opens in arlington. >>> plus, washington in bloom. the cherry blossoms have reached their peak. screams of excitement for the tidal basin. we start with breaking news off the top. good eve.ning i'm jim lokay. >> and i'm tisha lewis. matt and lauren are off. a deadly shoot can has shut down metro's deanwood station in northeast dc. >> i've seen the alerts out there, what can you tell us now? department is now confirming this is a homicide investigation. they say a teenager was shot here on the platform of this outdoor metro station. we are at the deanwood station in northeast dc. they're not confirming the age of the victim, but they tell us he was shot at least once and died. now i'll tell you there were witnesses here when this shooting happened. there are many homes centurying the metro station. there are also people who are waiting for the bus or the metro itself and we spoke to one woman who witnessed this shooting. >> i was outside waiting for the bus. >> what did you see? >> two dudes were standing there talking and one pulled h