they say she is happy. >> they say all dogs go to heaven, demetrius got there early. in hay market virginia garret haake. >> now the next step is getting a tumor on her eye removed and getting spade. both procedures may prolong her life. >>> that would be fantastic. >> we are happy with the forecast you have been doling out. >> topper picked a coupe of good days to take off. >> he planned this. hew sure. >> you could work on your golf game and any game you want outside. the weather will be great here for the next five or six days. the 3 day degree guarantee. we made it up to 67 degrees. chilly night tonight and once again frost advisory in effect. it is west of i-95, some patchy frost and lows down into the 30s overnight. right now you can see york is down to 37 and frederick to 41 and low 50s in a few spots with the winds are staying occupy and we will see the folks dropping like winchester and colpepper 42. the weather camera, 53 in town and dew point in the low 30s and that's where we will drop. a little bit of a breeze southeast of 13 and mixing the air to speak.

dina demetrius reports. >> a midday raid in downtown los angeles by l.a. county sheriff's deputies, not for drugs or guns but for fake designer labels. >> we are going to have a group come in from abercrombie and fitch. identifying the illegal product and seizing it all. >> reporter: investigators say 10% of all manufactured products are counterfeit. while buying knock off designer labels may seem harmless enough, fate can seem helpless. >> it failed two of the three tests, one for crash resistance and one for impact resistance. this helmet are to me is a wall piece. >> hundreds of meticulous of counterfeit items that have been seized. gucci, louis vuitton. rolex. they head for county incinerator. crack downs are on the rise in southern california. more than 80% of counterfeits come from china and hong kong. making the port of los angeles the marketplace for smuggled goods. >> if you look at the global drug trade, triple it. >> reporter: chris buckner runs a private investigation firm and works with law enforcement agencies. >> the number of counterfeit go

demetrius one of those telecommuting regularly now, he just doesn't enjoy the day to day commute. >> getting on metro, sometimes the bus might be 20 minutes late >> reporter: though he says his best bet often just working from home, a positive spin on our normally dreadful commute. >> we'll take anything at this point. >> yes. >>> so it if you want if name the baby eaglets, fintime is running out. >> vote runs until 11:59 tonight. they were both last month to the proud parents mr. president and the first lady. and you have a pew choic few ch. stars and stripe, freedom and liberty, anacostia and potomac, honor and glory and we like cherry and blossom. the names will be announced later this week. good luck. >> great to be part of the process. >> absolutely. >> you can do a write-it in. >> the arbor i place to go on a spring day like today. unless you're and theer gi sufferer, terrific day to be out. but the pollen counts have jumped with the dry air returning. and storm team 4 radar scanning the sky. no rain anywhere in the vicinity. great day to take the cub scouts out for a hike at s

officers have asked for the public's help filing kyle amos and demeet -- demetrius kelly. trotter was killed nearly two weeks ago. >>> happened about a quarter after 4:00 yesterday afternoon just north of the al em rock avenue interchange. the chp says the victim had gotten out of his minivan to check a noise when he was struck by the pickup. he died at the scene. some of the victim's family members were in the minivan and saw it happen. the pickup driver stopped and called 911 and is cooperating with investigators. >>> to campaign 2016, clinton and sanders are swaying new york voters before tomorrow's primary but reporter kim hutcherson shows us why they are working to raise major cash in california and where the money will go. >> reporter: fundraising in focus as bernie sanders and hillary clinton complain before new york's primary. outside a fundraiser saturday at george clooney's california home but the actor pushed back explaining why such big money events are necessary for democrats. >> the overwhelming amount of the money that we are raising is not going to hillary

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demetrius and about his life. he was a former foster kid who helped pay it forward by making we heard that demetrius was dacceptnd into his dream school, nyu. >> wow. >> awesome. >> he also is like super honor honor roll student. unbelievable. we're proud of him. great job. >> ngratulations. ou>> good job, demetrius. great school. >> he's the man. >>> al, how about a look at the weather? >> let's check out the week ahead. it's chilly today. a little on e wet side. severe weatht through the southern gulf coast and central mississippi river valley. the midweek period, clouds in the east. latter part of the week, more rain in the gulf coast to the florida panhandle. snowy conditions through the plains. much above normal out west and through the southern texas region. much below normal around the great lakes. stays cool in the mid-atlantic states. watch the above normal temperature into the latter part of the week, make its way to the east. warmer temperature gets to the northeast, as well. stays cool in the rockies.

demetrius and about his life. he was a former foster kid who helped pay it forward by making our video. we heard that demetrius was accepted into his dream school, nyu. >> wow. >> awesome. >> he also is like super honor honor roll student. unbelievable. we're p o >> congratulations. >> good job, demetrius. great school. >> he's the man. >>> al, how abo >> disintegra >> disintegrate school. >> we know it's chilly today. severe weather through the southern gulf coast and the central mississippi river valley. as we look ahead toward the midweek period. clouds in the northeast. latter part of the week more rain in the gulf coast down into the florida pan handle. we're looking at snowy conditions through the plains. early week is much above normal out west and through the southern texas region below normal around the great lakes. stays cool on the midatlantic states. what that above normal weather make its way to the east. warmer weather gets to the northeast, stays cool out through the rockies. that's what's going on

police say that kyle and demetrius are suspects in the shooting. both are considered armed and dangerous. the deadly shooting happened nearly two weeks ago. >> a desperate search for survivors in equador. a 7.8 quake hit last night killing at least 77 people and injuring over 570 people. that quake hit near the coast rattling equador's largest city. landslides are blocking major roadways in the region making the search much more difficult. >>> in japan the number of people killed stands at 41 as the frantic search for survivors. they are looking through it for half a dozen people. it was hit by two quakes. 180,000 people are now homeless. the u.s. is providing relief with military helicopters bringing in supplies. >>> on the heels of the deadly earthquake, the earthquake drill in san francisco marina district is happening today. more than 200 volunteers and neighborhood response team will take part in an exercise like this. there will be search and rescue and triage and the fire department battalion. >>> tomorrow night the warriors try to go up two

. >> reporter: demetrius davis, he doesn't enjoy the day-to-day commute. >> getting on metro. sometimes the bus might be 20 minutes late and it causes you to be late for work. >> reporter: his best bet oftentimes just working from home. back here live. coming up at 6:00, turns a whole lot more of us could actually be telecommuting. it's recommended that certain commuters start doing it more. tell you about that next hour. back to you. >>> thank you, tough to come by. a new lung association report gives most counties in this area an unhealthy grade because of air pollution. on the national level, the report found air quality is improving, but that more than half of all americans still live in polluted areas. >>> there will be more money for schools as well as police and firefighters under a new budget in arlington county. the $1.2 billion budget was approved today. it includes $467 million for schools and public safety funding that will allow 24 new hires in the police, sheriff's, and fire departments. it also includes a half cent cut in the real estate tax rate. homeowners wil

demetrius one of those telecommuting regularly now, he just doesn't enjoy the day to day commute. >> getting on metro, sometimes the bus might be 20 minutes late and cause you to be late for work p. >> reporter: though he sais home, a positive spin on our normally dreadful commute. >> we'll take anything for sure. tomorrow folks will have the chance to weigh in on three possible new metro stations. those new locations could be coming to the blue and yellow lines in the potomac yard area. they would be built with reagan national and braddock road stations, that's the longest distance without a metro station in-the beltway. the meeting is 6:30 people tomorrow at the charles houston recreational center. >>> if you want to name the baby eaglets, time is running out. >> that's right. voting began last week and runs until 11:59 tonight. they were born to mr. president and first lady. and you have few chances to pick from. they include stars and stripe, freedom and liberty, and that cost i can't annacostia and potomac and chery and blossom. the names will be announced late they are week. >>

for kyle amos after the shooting death of one man, and they are also searching for second suspect, demetrius kelly. both are considered armed and dangerous.>>> the petaluma police are warning homeowners about burglars that may try to poison pets as they break in. there were two back burglaries at edith and seventh street, and both homes were bacon and under construction. the burglars stole the tools from the construction site to break into the houses. a piece of meat with a strange white substance was found inside of a doggie door in one of the homes, but no pets were harmed. >>> sums city and community -- some city and community leaders expressing growing concerns about the homeless. the san francisco supervisor tonight at 7:30 pm will host a town hall meeting, joined by a homeless outreach groups to talk about possible shelter locations in the west portal neighborhood, and will also come up with ideas to address the homeless population throughout the san francisco area, held at the waldorf school. >>> and expected to heat up tomorrow night when san jose will consider several proposals. the

searching for a second suspect, and both men are considered armed and dangerous, and the second man is demetrius kelly. >>> the controversy over rent control heating up tomorrow night as the city council considers a second proposal, in san jose, and 8% cap on rent increase, but the tenets say that they rent hikes are pricing them out. officials are recommending a rent cap tied to the local inflation, and some board members are in favor of the 8% cap, and others want a five or 6% cap. >>> and shutting down all 47 stores, the sports chalet, and they will also stop selling goods on the website, and the company that owns sports chalet is reportedly filing for bankruptcy this week. >>> new this morning, a major announcement following the renewed relationship of america with cuba, and what the carnival cruises is doing for the cuban born americans.>>> new developments in the week in earthquakes in ecuador, the death toll has risen in the last hour, and the update on the security minister. fill your family of four up, with eight pieces of delicious original recipe chicken and sides. it's a meal that's

over the weekend police said they're searching for a second suspect, 26-year-old demetrius kelly. both men are considered armed and dangerous. >>> a new report adds up the cost of wrongful convictions in california to the accused and taxpayers. the study looked at faulty convictions in california from 1989 to 2012 and they found 692 people were wrongfully sentenced. taxpayers were on the hook for $282 million including $68 million in settlements to the wrongly convicted like this man, rick walker. he spent 12 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. >> we know it's just the tip of the iceberg because we only included cases in this report that we could find and verify. >> rick walker moved to lake county. that's where he built a house with the settlement money from the state and the county and says the years stolen can never be given back. >>> time is 8:49. police in petaluma warning homeowners about burglars who may try to poison pets as they break in to your pet. there were two burglaries on edith and seventh streets. the thieves stole tools from the construction site to br