sean suiter died a few hours ago. investigators are hoping that a $69,000 reward will lead to an arrest in the sad case. brad? brad: that is what they are hoping and that someone will come forward. so many we heard the announcement that the officer did not make it. >> just after 12:00 noon today 18-year veteran homicide detective sean suiter pronounced dead. 43 years old, father of five. brad: he was shot in broad daylight and he tried to question a man in a murder in an alley along the block in west baltimore. it remained a crime scene. some who live here voicing resentment. >> this resident wants to move away. >> i have been here since april of last year. >> he knows what he did. he knows he shot and killed a cop. do the right thing. call 911. go to the hospital. go to a church. go anywhere. turn yourself in. brad: that is the plea tonight. they want the community to help out. they believe they got off a shot and they possibly hit the suspect but they don't know that for sure. they will stay in this community until

sean suiter veterans of the department, his death remains unsolved. in this new indictment unsealed this afternoon prosecutors say dead wayne jenkins told an officer he was sending another officer, sean suiter to search the car because he was "clueless" that jenkins had reportedly planted drugs. while suiter is not named in these new court documents he's named in charging documents in the 2010 case. suiter ultimately found the planted heroin in the car and the suspect omar barley was sentenced to more than a decade mind bars. >> what this indictment outlines in great detail is the fact that sean suiter was not involved in any way, shape or form in any criminal misconduct whatsoever and i know there has been a lot of speculation about that and i think that this indictment spells out detective suiter's role seven years ago in this particular case. detective suiter was -- was used. he was officer suiter at the time. he w a position where he unwittingly recovered drugs that had been planted by another police officer and that's -- that's a damn shame. >> r

. >> sean suiter longtime friend and fellow officer talking only to news 4. >> and a look at the women defending senator al franken and senate candidate roy moore. >>> news 4 at 11:00 begins with breaking news. >> we are awaiting an update any minute from u.s. park police about a chase tonight in fairfax county. >> we know it ended with a crash in a residential neighborhood. a big shock for folks who live nearby. this was the scene just before 8:00 tonight along fort hunt road in the mt. vernon area. still very active right now. news 4's jackie bensen is there with details. >> reporter: jim, we are awaiting confirmation including whether or not this was a fatal fired at u.s. park police officers during a pursuit. and i can tell you that the crash, as it entered this residential area, was horrific. the vehicle believed to be the suspect's crashed at the intersection of ft. hunt root and alexandria avenue in the mt. vernon area of fairfax county. residents of the quiet suburban neighborhood say they quickly realized something bad had happened. >> we heard a loud boom, we thought could ha

dozen of family photos with sean suiter and his wife, children and friends. at 5:00, you will hear from one of the children. jonathan: coming up life or death decision that had to be made and seconds and why it is no ordinary effort. >> the fashion fail seen around the world. the fall, the reaction. why we may never have gotten a glimpse of michelle: every model's worst nightmare. biting it on the runway. that is a hard fall. the picture. the cherry blossom caught my eye. michelle said it happened happen the fashion show. it was pretapedded in shanghai. the blunder wasn't left out. rumors were it would be cut from the show but didn't happen. she smiled at first. and then backstage. michelle: this is it again. not only did they show the fall they included the backstage shots where the other models tried to comfort her. that is her big moment. you know? she is probably more famous for the fall than what she had on. jonathan: at least the other model instead of clapping just walking past her helped her up. i don't know how they do it. if you see how they do it.

sean suiter, who has roots in the district, died yesterday...as tim barber explains... his fellow police brothers are promising justice. 10 - 14 happening today, a new museum is district. the museum of the bible opens today. it's in southwest and is privately funded. it features six floors of exhibits -- including the a replica of the guttenberg gates. those are the plates used to print the guttenberg bible. entrance to the museum is free -- but there is a suggested donation. it's a rough morning for caps fans. last night - the team out west to take on the colorado avalanche... and it was barely a contest. the avalanche got ahead just seconds into the game and kept it that way, scoring a total of six goals. kutzenov and connolly would both score for the caps... but it wouldn't be enough. caps lose, 6-2. the minnesota wild. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen - cooler today - breezy, mild tomorrow. best chance of rain after - cooler today - breezy, mild tomorrow. best chance of rain after sunset - blustery and colder sunday - dry and cool approaching thanksgiving toda

baltimore detective sean suiter will be laid to rest at eleven this morning. meanwhile, the search for his killer continues. a reward for any information -- leading to an arrest is now at 215-thousand dollars. on the hill.. the g-o-p tax plan clearing a major hurdle. the senate budget committe voting to advance the bill. that clears the way for a full senate vote as early as tomorrow. analysts say the wealthy - those earning more than $100,000 dollars

. >> the detective's name was sean suiter, but first a quick update on the crime that ended his life. suiter was following up on a case assigned suspiciously and tried to talk with him. that person shot the detective in the head. it's been more than 24 hours since this happened and the gunman is still out there. >> we learned a lot about sean suiter's life from someone who played a big role in his life growing up here in d.c. pete muntean is here with that part of the story tonight. >> i just talked to sean suiter's uncle sherman. the family is so, so sad tonight. so many of them were at the hospital with him last night after he was shot in the head. tonight they're remembering him as a boy growing up here in washington. he was raised in la droit park. the uncle i spoke with taught suiter how to wash cars and grow lawns and he graduated from mckinley technical high school. he was in the army 13 years. suiter spent 18 years on the baltimore police force. his buddies just shared a photo of him in the baltimore running festival, his nickname face for a scar on his cheek. the chief said l

tomorrow marks two weeks since the homicide dective sean suiter was shot to death. so far they have no idea who pulled the trigger. >> the talk is running wild on social media. we are in randall's town and across the street where a viewing has been underway for detective suiter for several hours. we have seen people in a variety of uniforms and plain sits coming in to pay their respects. but this is an unavoidable fact that the case has not been solved. >> hundreds honor to remember the slain homicide detectives. the >> the baltimore police commissioner acknowledging the rumors are running wild across the city. last week they revealed that sean suiter was set to testify against federal officers in a corruption case the day after the murder. >> killed notch november 15 in >> killed notch november 15 in the vacant lot and the people don't believe it was the result of a random encounter with a bad guy. >> the pieces didn't come together. >> the baltimore police say they have no evidence but they continue to work the case. >> i owe it to the u investigative lead and exa

tim: detective sean suiter investigating a homicide in west baltimore. he tried to stop someone acting suspicious when that person pulled out a gun and shot him in the head. we are wrapped similarly certain the community will step up again and stand with the baltimore police department to bring this heartless, ruthless, soulless killer to justice. am: the 43-year-old was father of five 818-year veteran with the police department. his fellow officers are knocking on doors and gathering evidence, doing anything they can to bring this mysterious cop killer to justice. the police commissioner wants you to know the other key detail -- the defective -- the detective's partner possibly into the shooter as he tried to get away. suiter family has not set up a gofundme page, but there are fake ones. baltimore police trying to take advantage of the tragedy, so beware before you give. the department is thanking the community for thoughts and prayers. jonathan: a rare interview with a killer who escaped a metal hospital and across the ocean, escaping the psychiatric

detective sean suiter was not the target of an ongoing criminal investigation. he was, however, scheduled to offer grand jury testimony the day after he was murdered. >> investigators believe suiter's murder was the result of a spontaneous confrontation. the killer is still out there. suiter leaves behind a wife and five children. >>> we're learning more about the u.s. navy plane that crashed. they were among 11 aboard the greyhound aircraft that crashed on wednesday much the navy says that plane was flying from a marine base in japan from the "uss ronald reagan." the people rescued are said to be in good condition. the japanese defense minister says engine failure may have played a role. >> this morning, a texas congressman is apologizing after a nude picture and sexual text messages from him surfaced on social media. republican congressman joe barton came clean about the messages. he also apologized for not using better judgment. this was a month ago after his intention was announced to run for reelection. he is not resigning says a spokesman. >>> now to the l

baltimore detective sean suiter will be laid to rest at eleven this morning. meanwhile, the search for his killer continues. a reward for any information -- leading to an arrest is now at 215-thousand dollars. on the hill.. the g-o-p tax plan clearing a major hurdle. the senate budget committe voting to advance the bill. that clears the way for a full senate vote as early as tomorrow. analysts say the wealthy - those earning more than $100,000 dollars a year, would likely see big tax cuts. but most americans earning less than $75,000 dollars year are projected to pay more. republicans insist the benefits will trickle down and ultimately help the middle class. president trump this afternoon to tout the tax plan. but this morning - the president facing a more immediate deadline than taxes. the government runs out of money next friday and to keep the lights on he needs help from the democrats. but there were two empty chairs at a white house meeting when chuck schumer and nancy pelosi canceled after a nasty tweet from the president. democrats say they will work w

down since wednesday when sean suiter was shot in the head-- while on duty. the a-c-l-u of maryland is now questioning the heavy police presence... saying it has received reports of neighbors being patted down and searched as they come and go. so far no arrests in the shooting. the first trials begin today for the inauguration day riots in dc. among the 200 people arrested... one woman... facing sixty years in prison if convicted. seven people are in the first group going before a judge at 9:30 this morning. trying all the defendants could stretch into the middle of next year. the 2017 american music awards.. kicking off with a moving rendition of r-e-m's "everybody hurts" by kelly clarkson and pink. the duet... paying tribute to first responders from the numerous tragedies and natrual disasters this year. but this was just one of many at last night's ama's.. and even before the show. singer demi lovato walking the red carpet at the american music awards, with a very special guest. newly elected virginia delegate danica roem stood side-by-side with the music

ryan hughes is live in with more on how sean suiter is being remembered. good afternoon. it has been an emotional morning with thousands of police officers arriving here to pay final respects, including multiple police departments from our area. look behind me. the funeral started about half an hour ago. we are told it is standing room only inside. there is even overflow in the parking lot. this morning, honor guards from across the country lined up and marched down the hill and front of mount pleasant church. it was a touching moment during the procession and then a hearse arrived short time later. we will your tributes from police commissioner kevin davis. we're told he spoke a short time ago. the mayor baltimore will speak as well as the maryland governor larry hogan. it was to its ago that 18 year veteran and father of five was shot in the head while investigating a homicide in a violenpa with his own weapon and there is been a lot of speculation after we learned detective suiter was set to testify against fellow officers and a federal corruption case the day after hi

new details now in the murder of a baltimore police detective we learned sean suiter was shot with his own gun in the day he was suppose to testify in a police corruption case. still no arrest, no motive and no suspect in this murder as this new information comes to light that detective sean suiter was a witness in a federal case against some of his fellow baltimore police officers . it does have people asking questions, but the baltimore police commissioner is maintaining there is no evidence of a conspiracy. i understand the wild possibilities that go through people's minds when we all want answers, i just \am\many determined to keep following the evidence. it's been more than a week ed on the job, shot in the head with his own gun while out with his partner following up on a homicide. signal 13, signal 13, call reported that a partner got shot. no description. no further, let's go. at a press conference baltimore's police commissioner revealed that the day after the shocking crime suiter had been set to testify before a federal grand jury, a racketeering case against officers from t

suiter's family with answers. sergeant wayne jenkins is ex january. tisha lewis fox5 local news. >> ♪ >> well, a story that continues to develop. the wave of sexual harassment accusations sweeping through the media hollywood and politics. >> the list of powerful and public men facing allegations continues to grow as new women come forward with their stories seems just about every day. >> yeah. >> a fifth accuser has come forward with accusations against al franken and representative john conyers in the hospital amid more calls for his resignation. >> matt lauer apologizing after being fired over sexual misconduct accusations russell simmons announcing he's stepping down after a bombshell rape claim. screen writer jenny lumet reveals her terrifying encounter. she claims simmons offered her a chauffeured bag in 1991 to her home but when she got in the car she says simmons told the driver to lock the doors and took her to her apartment and then forced h sex with him. simmons says her account is very different from

detective sean suiter a d.c. native was following up on a homicide case when he confronted a suspicious person who opened fire shooting him in the head. he leaves behind a wife and five children. right now police are still searching for the gunman. >> minnesota senator al franken now under fire after radio anchor accused him of sexual misconduct. here's a picture of franken grabbing the woman's chest while she was asleep on an airplane back in 2006. trump and other lawmakers condemn franken for the picture. franken did immediately apologize for the incident. >> the alabama gop announced it's standing by roy moore despite growing calls on the national level for him to step aside. moore's campaign hired a handwriting analyst to try and discredit one of his accusers. they want to compare his signature to one he claims he signed in her yearbook. moore denies the allegations. >> 4:45 and we morning to you and thank you, thank you for joining us. >> november 17th, mike thomas here to talk about weather. what do we have

. >>> tonight, we're tracking new developments in the murder of a baltimore police detective, sean suiter. a father of five and an 18-year veteran of the force. killed on duty eight days ago. the reward, more than $200,000. and tonight, we've learned detective suiter was killed with his own service weapon, one day before he was set to testify against eight fellow police officers. abc's gloria riviera is in baltimore tonight. >> reporter: tonight, an unnerving twist in the case of baltimore detective sean suiter, shot in the head with his own gun. no suspects and few clues to who murdered him, but now this revelation from police -- >> the very next day after detective suiter was murdered, he was scheduled to appear before a federal grand jury. >> reporter: that federal grand jury, hearing a police corruption case, and indicting eight baltimore cops. some of those cops admitted to shaking down citizens, stealing drugs, then selling them. authorities say suiter was not a target in that investigation. and there is no evidence yet his murder was premeditated. >> i'm just determined to keep fol

baltimore detective sean suiter will be laid to rest today. the search for his killer continues. a reward for any information -- leading to an arrest is now at 215-thousand dollars. developing now in prince george's county.. raised about the vetting process for school volunteers, after the arrest of a volunteer athletic trainer. police say 26-year-old carl joseph texted a full body nude photo to a female high school student. he was a volunteer sports trainer for the girls' basketball team at gwynn park high school in brandywine. police say a student who knew about the photo reported it to a teacher. joseph is charged with solicitation of a minor and displaying obscene nude pictures. he's now banned from volunteering for prince george's county schools. an update now on a story we covered this time yesterday-- the washington post, going public with an attempted sting, involving allegations against senate candidate roy moore. now we are seeing the video of a post reporter-- meeting with a woman, trying to fool them with a bogus story about moore. tom llamas has more. breaking news--

there are new questions about the murder of baltimore detective sean suiter. he was gunned down nine days ago, one day before he was set to testify in a federal corruption case against fellow officers. here's kris van cleave. >> hello? >> reporter: that is believed to be baltimore police detective sean suiter's final radio call. the f.b.i. is trying to enhance it, looking for any clues about the suspect who managed to wrestle away suiter's gun and shoot the 18-year veteran officer in the head at close range. baltimore police commissioner kevin davis: >> we don't know exactly what he said, but he was clearly in distress. >> reporter: suiter, a father of five, was killed the day before he was to testify in a federal corruption case against eight baltimore police officers. >> people have asked me, you know, how can it be possible that detective suiter was shot and killed on the eve of his grand jury testimony, and for that murder not to have anything to do with the grand jury testimony?" and people-- people said, "is that possible?" and the answer is, of course,

his name is sean suiter. detective sean suiter. yesterday he was trying to solve a murder when he was shot. >> he went to engage the suspect in the conversation and the confrontation occurred. he shot and killed detective suiter. a fatal gunshot wound to his head. >> for most of the day the west baltimore neighborhood has been on lockdown. s.w.a.t. teams have been seen making entry in the vacant buildings. in the block the officer was shot. a quad of the policeca dealts going door-to-door to making sure everyone in the community is aware of the reward for information. >> i am sick and tired of being sick and tired. we need to stop the violence. brad: the last words from the mayor and that is the sense of outrage we are hearing across the town. the reward is $69,000 for information leading to the capture of the suspect. the suspect himself may have been injured in the shooting. we will be back at 5:00. in baltimore, brad bell, abc7 news. >> quick look at the murder investigation in baltimore. breaking the numbers down for you. there

. >> mason: baltimore police uetective sean suiter is being remembered as a great cop known for his smart and his smile. he was an army veteran, husband, and father of five. his brothers and sisters in blue tonight are searching for his killer. kris van cleave is there. >> we're always one tip away. we're one moment away from breaking this case wide open. >> reporter: with a police helicopter circling, ntvestigators continued to search home in baltimore's harland park neighborhood more than 48 hours after detective sean suiter was shot in the head in broad daylight while investigating a homicide. r lice commissioner: >> the murder of a cop always has been and always will be something that is absolutely unacceptable in this free sciety. >> reporter: police have not identified a suspect but believe he is still in baltimore and may un injured. detective suiter's gun was fired inltiple times. police are looking at all .ossibilities including that it was used to kill the 18-year police veteran and father of five. >> violence in the city is out of control. >> reporter: the streets here that are

sean suiter from d.c. a man shot him in the head as souter investigated a 2016 case. he had been with the department for 18 years and leaves behind five children. >> aiava hi virginia high schoo teacher is on suspension for removing a student's hijab. he said he thought the girl was wearing a hoodie not allowed in the school. they apologized to the student and her muslim family. >> a shop lifting crew with a baby in toe rips off a falls church jewelry store with some distracting tactics. surveillance video captured the heist in progress at b.t. jewelers in the eden center. they stole thousands in cash and jewelry. police are offering now a $5,000 reward for information on the seven suspects. >> this next story has a little bit of an ick quality to it. warned. >> if you're scratching your head or hair, be warned. metro transit leaders are saying there are so much human hairs and fibers collecting in the system that it presents an electrical and fire hazard. our transportation reporter adam tuss has the story you will only see on news4. >> reporter: of all the things fo

dective sean suiter was shot and killed almost two weeks ago. brad bell attending today's service. >> there may have been more than a thousand police officers at slain officer detective sean suiter's funeral today. honor guard from as far away as chicago. inside the baltimore megachurch a celebration of the 43-year-old's life. the governor and the mayor spoke. suitland's closest friends on the police force, the ni the detective joined homicide. >> we knew right away he was a good guy. he was a good person. brad: suiter's five children together to read a poem. her father remembered as a native of d.c. who joined the army out of high school and quickly became a sergeant. 18-year veteran of the baltimore police. respected detective out trying to solve a case two weeks ago when he was shot with his own gun by a killer who remains on the loose. baltimore police commissioner said he died trying to make the city a safer place for others. what cops do. >> that is the norm. that is what happens. every day. always has been. always will be. it's time that

>> two weeks ago after sean suiter was murdered in the vacant lot the killer is at large. in this community, the conspiracy theories are running wide. >> we don't believe it's nobody in the neighborhood. it's impossible. >> fueling that belief the revelation he was scheduled to testify against the fellow officers in a federal corruption case. >> there is a $215,000 reward has not led to suspect i.d. >> there is no honor anymore. so far kevin davis rejects the theory and says it is a struggle between an officer and man to question about a prior murder. >> this say peers to be witness of a man behaving suspiciously. and spontaneous decision to investigate the conduct. >> i just finished a new conversation with the police commissioner. he wants to get the case right and does not want to make the announcement to be quick. he wants to talk about the detective stressing this man gave his life to the community service. he served in the army before he became a police officer. jonathan: we are breaking news from potomac. we are over the b.b.&t bank on seven locks road. we are told

detective sean suiter was not the target of an ongoing criminal investigation. he was, however, scheduled to offer grand jury testimony the day after he was murdered. >> investigators believe suiter's murder was the result of a spontaneous confrontation. the killer is still out children. >>> we're learning more about the u.s. navy plane crash. search and rescue efforts are under way on this thanksgiving for three sailors. they were among 11 aboard the c 2 greyhound aircraft that crashed on wednesday. the navy says the plane was flying from a marine base in japan to the "uss ronald reagan "wgs when it went down in the sea. the people rescued are said to be in good condition. engine failure may have played a role. >>> this morning, a texas congressman is apologizing after a nude picture and sexual text messages from him surfaced on social media. joe barton came clean about the photo and messages and apologized for not using better judgment. this hit the web about a month after the veteran lawmaker announced his intention to run for reelection. a spokeswoman says r

this afternoon the crime scene tape went back up where the detective sean suiter was shot on wednesday. in the past hour, a.t.f. agents arrived on the scene as well. police say they have uncovered critical new clues they believe will l arrest. a $215,000 reward is offered to find the killer. new video of a crash that set off a manhunt in the district. police say the driver was trying to get away from police. the armed men inside the vehicle crashed in d.c. last tuesday. both men inside jump out and run. here we are now six days later, they are still on the loose. jonathan: caught on video, the arlington firefighters doing what the firefighters do. they kick out the fire kickly. it caught fire in falls church over the weekend. escaped unharmed and no word on a cause. michelle: look closely here. the police in tennessee found the site when they responded to a tractor trailer fire. those are elephants. four of them, in fact. milling around on the side of the road. the semi hauling the trailer got fire. the elephants are okay. jonathan: not something you see every day. >> the 2017 homecomi

they say sean suiter was killed with his own gun after a fight. the news breaking as we learn that suiter will be laid to rest a week from today. $215,000 reward still offered to find the killer. >> look at this video. two armed men bust in a 7-eleven and see them coming in. they walk in with the hoodies up. the clerk is so startled he dropped a tray of food. a similar crime. the person behind the counter handed over the cash. the man holds up a gun. >> an end in the legal battle over the 9/11 attack. major airlines will pay out $95 million. to the developers of the trade center and they claim that the failures allowed the hijackers to take over the flames. >> now a developing story the navy scouring the waters off japan after a transport plane crashed this afternoon. three people are still missing. eight others were rescued. a difficult year for the navy and 17 sailors were killed in the two different crashes involving >> a desperate run for the freedom to show the moment that a north korean soldier races toward south korea. the fellow soldiers f

new details about the murder of baltimore police detective sean suiter.. investigators now say he was a witness in an investigation against fellow police officers. and he was killed just a day before he would have testified. but they say suiter was not the target of any criminal probe. and they have no reason to believe his killing was linked to his pending testimony. police now believe suiter was killed with his own service fired at close range. they say there's evidence of a struggle before the shooting. a 215-thousand dollar reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest of his killer. coming up-- a wild scene inside a maryland high school. more on the melee involving a school police officer! at 5:xx time for a check on the for get the latest forecast at your fingertips. forecast at your fingertips. just download the abc-7 stormwatch app. this morning - the holiday travel rush is not over. this morning - the holiday travel rush is not over. this morning - the holiday travel rush is n o delays trying to get home for the holidays. (upbeat m

sean suiter died after being shot while working leads in a murder case. >> the killer shot and killed suiter. >> suiter was investigating a murder and he was shot. he was an 18-year police veteran and married with five children. governor hogan ordered flags flown at the half staff. michelle: tonight a teacher is on leave pending investigation in the allegation he pulled off a student's hijab. >> it was wrong for the teacher to take it he pulled the holdie down and the hijab came off. >> mere you see a student and they pull it off the head and she cries. they compliment the hair. in that case the teacher was fire and the school apologized to the young girl and the family. >> groping allegations against a senator that many wanted hillary clinton to pick as a running mate. >> she this happened when they franken wrote. >> he put his hand on the back of my head. this happed so fast. he mashes the lips against my face. he stuck his tongue in my mouth so fast. >> franken apologized in a lengthy statement saying that in part, i respect women, i don't respect men who don't and the fact my own

detective sean suiter died a day after being shot in the head. police kept the crime scene roped off since then. they're looking for his killer. he was a father of five. a go fund me page raised more than $13,000 since yesterday. they posted a link to it on the nbc washington app. >>> alabama's leading newspaper, the birmingham news -- republican candidate roy moore. this editorial comes after multiple women are alleging that moore sexually abused them. one victim said she was 14 years old. president trump has remained -- he did tweet against al franken who is accused of sexual abuse. savannah guthrie will sit down with leigh corfman who said she was a victim of his sex abuse. >>> the administration's budget director said the white house is willing to remove a contentious provision taking aim at the affordable care act. that provision repeals the requirement that everyone in the u.s. have insurance. that compromise would ensure that critical gop senators vote yes for this bill. republicans are hoping to end the year with a major legislative victo

the neighborhood has been locked down since wednesday when sean suiters were shot in the head. scam alert,side police in loudoun county are warning people to be only the lookout for people trying to door tonds and shutters door. cheryl o'connor has what to look out for. ves are pulling the blinds over people's eyes and running away with their money. it has happened at least 10 times, according to the london county sheriff's office. the suspects say they are with economy blinds and shutters. that went out of business last year. the better business bureau said that a simple google search would have told homeowners they are shady. we got a facetime interview after the warning today. >> any time approaches your door need something, proceed with caution. cheryl: the suspects are telling homeowners they need to take measurements and offered estimate. the victims are asked to pay a deposit for the materials. >> you need to step act. there is no need to give money up front like that. cheryl: no work is done and the homeowners lose their money. >> you need to get the payment in writing

sean suiter was shot down. $215,000 reward. he leaves behind a wife and five children. >> heartbreaking. >>> also in maryland, 17-year-old who was shot in the head yesterday in annapolis has died. police say terry bossily was shot along president's street. investigators believe the teen knew his killer. early reports indicate bossily was walking with a group of people when someone in that group shot drove off. bossily's sister set up a gofundme to help pay for his funeral expenses. >>> in northern virginia, the search continues for three missing teenagers from prince william's county. investigators say the teens could be in danger. the fbi is also involved in the search ashley lemus breonia thomas and chamareya rontavia wright left the brittle area and they be driving a stuff. suv possibly a honda crv. police want to hear from you if you know of whereabouts. >>> wasn't so bad today as far as temperatures but it was windy out there >> very windy >> you get the feel with it's the holiday season, everybody is out shopping. i got a

jonathan: back now as baltimore saying a final farewell to fallen detective sean suiter. the procession included more than a thousand fellow officers. the 43-year-old shot and killed with his own gun almost two weeks ago. suiter a d.c. native joined the army out of high school. he was an 18-year veteran of the baltimore police. his killer by the way is still on the loose tonight. michelle: right now in loudoun county, police investigating after the k.k.k. fliers were found on several driveways. found in a plastic bag with birdseed. they are similar to others found last month in leesburg. chaos at the university of connecticut. a political speech turned violent last night between students and a conservative commentator. for right wing blog caught on camera grabbing a woman around her neck. this is after she appeared to grab his speech off the podium. as the protesters storm out. there were broken windows. police fired smoke canisters. and the man at the center of this was taken away in handcuffs. jonathan: this was a moment of shop that became the top trending story around

the ruled the death of sean suiter to be a homicide. the police commissioner says new evidence collected at the scene will help lead to a killer. he declined to reveal just what that evidence is. detective suiter was investigating a triple homicide last wednesday when he spotted someone acting suspiciously. he approached, and was shot in the head. he died the next day. the reward for information that leads to an arrest is now at more than $215,000. >>> there's also a manhunt in west texas for the killer of a u.s. border agent. the second agent was seriously injured. the fbi says the agents were responding to reports of activity near the mexican border in van horn, when they were attacked. that's southeast of el paso. few details have been released about how the agents were killed, and injured. the agents were not fired upon. >> a small community. you don't think about this it's absolutely terrifying. >> the attack prompted president trump to tweet, we will bring to justice those responsible. we will and must build the wall. the texas go

baltimore detective sean suiter will be laid to rest wednesday and the search for his killer continues. leading to an arrest is now $250,000. >> did you assault a police officer? >> no. intensive manhunt and eventual arrest of a teenager accused of attacking a d.c. police officer. that teenager eventually captured on the roof of an apartment building. this is a first-hand view of what happened this afternoon, playing out with our reporter in the middle. tim barber has the story that you will see only on 7. tim: we blurred this teenager's face because he is a minor. he is accused of attacking a stranger in the morning and hill apartments and then an mpd officer. residents watched from their homes. >> it's exciting. usually there is not much going on here. the she led the officers to back of the complex, that construction workers saith >> i can hear somebody's radio saying they spot the guy on the roof. tim: she could see the suspect and she let abc 7 inside to get this silhouetted shot. >> the next time i looked, there were three cops and somebody on the ground. taken awayspect was in a

suiter died a day after being shot in the head. baltimore police kept the crime scene roped off his killer. a go fund me set up by his family has raised more th-- we' posted a link to it. >>> targeting a family during their time of need. breaking into a home after it was damaged by fire. the women who live there are still in the hospital. darcy spencer spoke with their family. >> this is the toughest thing i've ever experienced personally. >> jonathan street looked over what's left after a fire swept through his mother's home in capitol heights. his mom, shirley street, just got out of the intensive care unit. his sister is still in critical condition with burns over 70% of her body. >> this hit my heart more than you can imagine. >>> her students made this poster. the burn center. her brother says she's a hero. she was in the basement where the fire started, apparently in the dryer. >> she came upstairs to alert the mother. she laid her life out for my mom to make sure my mom tried to get out. >> street tried to get out through th

tomorrow marks two weeks since homicide detective sean suiter was shot to death. hundreds showed up to honor his memories today. as of now, we don't know who pulled the trigger, but rumors are running wild with word that testifywas supposed to against fellow officers and a federal corruption case. : the latest on disturbing allegations against a national massage change. a woman said she was getting a massage at the massage envy in tenleytown when the attack happened. self and said, what? he said, please don't tell left and call the police. the police arrested the massage therapist and since then more than 100 women have come forward with accusations of their own against the nationwide spy chain. a $25 million lawsuit alleges massage envy covered up sexual assaults. massage envy said it is trying to do more to improve. jonathan: developing nowjonathan:, doctors, somewhat serious complaints against them treating patients because of a failure by the v.a. anna-lysa gayle joins us with the latest on the investigation and what she has dug up on the story. anna-lysa? ann

and now a manhunt is underway for sean suiter's killer. thank you for joining us, i'm january jeff cote. >> i'm larry miller -- jan jeffcoat. i'm larry miller. miri marshall is standing by this morning with a look at what we can expect outside. >> good morning larry, good morning everyone, waking up to temperatures of 45 degrees with cloudy skies out there and the winds out of the west at 9 miles per hour making it feel more like 450 so it feels -- 40 so it feels a little cooler than it actually is. we're up to 49 in gaithersburg with 54 in d.c. and 51 in andrews today. under partly cloudy skies. by noon, you have winds still coming out of the west and we have temperatures in the upper 40s at that point. we'll briefly touch off in the 50s before the temperatures fall back to the upper on this afternoon and there are some friday night football games and a playoff an is underway -- season is underway. temperatures will be in the 40s and prepare for that. now over the weekend the big story is rain saturday. much colder sunday. so 10:00 saturd

detective sean suiter, the viewing will be held at a funeral home in randallstown. his funeral is scheduled for wednesday. baltimore police commissioner reveal suiter was shot a day before he was set to testify in a corruption probe in activities of indicted police officers. he said suiter was not the target of any criminal investigation. suiter's murder prompted a citywide manhunt, and police don't have much on the suspect. the reward for information leading to an arrest sits at more than $200,000. >>> actress, and former glee star, nyia rivera charged with domestic battery after an incident last night. authorities say she hit ryan dorsey after the two were visiting inlaws in chesapeake when the crime happened. deputies say rivera hit dorsey on the head and upper lip. deputi be drunk while both were recounting this fight about their son. dorsey, who was believed to be sober says that is when she attacked him. >>> next, major road changes could affect your commute. see which drivers are looking to tolls close to $20 a day. and what should the word of the year for 20

detective sean suiter was gunned down while on duty on wednesday. he died a day later. >>> news4's erika gonzalez is live in the newsroom now with new details on the investigation. erika? >> pat, the reward has now gone up to nearly $200,000 for information leading to an arrest in this case. the police commissioner wrapped up a news conference just about 30 minutes ago and he says tips are still coming in, but that manhunt continues for whomever killed 43-year-old homicide detective sean suiter. police confirm the officer's service weapon was, in fact, discharged more than once, however, they are not ruling out that it was used against the officer. one thing is for sure, they are pretty confident that t was injured. take a listen. >> for anyone with friends, family, acquaintances, who know of someone with a new unexplained injury and they are either seeking treatment unconventionally for that injury or they're not seeking treatment at all or they're being treated by friends and family, that would be a -- something that we really need to know about.

homicide investigator sean suiter shot and killed two weeks ago. for his killer. relief for sigh of people as the police a serial killer is behind bars in tampa. the 24-year-old is accused of killing four people in the same neighborhood. thepolice were able to make arrest after a tip from a coworker at mcdonald's. jonathan: grandparents will do most anything for their grandkids, and that is what scammers are hoping for as they target people in what the police are calling the grandparents scam. 7 on your side is fighting back. here is tom roussey with what you need to know. [phone rings] tom: recently joyce thomas of silver spring got a call. >> he said, grandma, do you know who this is? said it sounds like jonathan. he said yes. tom: she realized that is how the scammer learned her grandson's name, from her. accident, speeding, i'm in jail. tom: another man called and said he needed five grand for bail. went to husband and i the bank assuming this was true, very emotional. tom: after wiring the money, she spoke to a third person. they then asked for more money. sh

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reward for any information into the murder of baltimore police detective sean suiter continues to climb, now standing at $210,000. suiter will shot in the head wednesday night investigating a murder case. he died of his injuries yesterday. nancy: tracking the latest on a massive fire in manhattan, burning through a six story building. five people were treated for injuries including four firefighters. more than 250 firefighters battling the intensela difficult to put out. the building has stores on the first floor and apartments on the upper floors. another concern for firefighters, the potential of the 100 --year-old building collapsing. a heartwarming moment, firefighters rescuing a dog from an apartment on a lower floor, reuniting it with its owner. nancy chen, abc 7 news. itathan: investigators say will be tomorrow at the earliest before they can enter a senior living center devastated by a fire in pennsylvania. about 150 people were inside when the fire broke out area so more brought out in wheelchairs and beds. neighbors rushed in to help. at least 27 people were injured. a handful

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. >>> a manhunt is intensifying tonight for a cop killer. 43-year-old detective sean suiter died shortly after noon today, less than 24 hours after he was shot in the head. the 18 year veteran of the baltimore police department was born and raised here in c. police say the detective was investigating a homicide in west baltimore when he approached a man that he recognized. he was shot during the confrontation. the police commissioner says the suspect may have been wounded as well. >> my best hunt is that more than one or two people know, or suspect that our killer was involved in this yesterday, and we're asking those folks to do some soul searching, and pick up the phone, and give us a call. we're asking this shooter to do the right thing. he knows what he did. he knows he shot and killed a cop. do the right thing. call 911. go to a hospital, go to a church, go anywhere. turn yourself in. >> detective suiter was a former navy supervisor. he leaves behind a wife and five children. baltimore police have not released a name or description of the suspect. >>> now as the search continues for

police say sean suiter was on a murder investigation when he stopped to question someone wh wednesday. that man then shot the d.c. native, and he died from his injuries a day later. today, police revealed that an autopsy provided them with some new information. details they can't share just yet. two people were taken in custody with connection to the incident. they were questioned, but released. police believe the killer is still in baltimore, and is likely wounded. there's $215,000 out there in reward money to find that shooter. >>> outside pittsburgh, state police are looking for another alleged cop killer. investigators say he shot new kensington officer bryan shaw, who had been on the force for less than a year. that shooting happened on friday, after a traffic stop, then a foot chase. >>> president trump is placing north korea back on the list of nations labeled state sponsors of terror. that means more economic sanctions. other nations on the list are former president george w. bush removed north korea from the list back in 2008. at the time, his administration was hoping that g

suiter. they say an independent investigation could get quicker results while giving the homicide unit time to mourn the colleague. suiter was shot to death two weeks ago. the only unsolved lain of duty death in the department history. nancy: word tonight the secretary of state could soon be out of a job. the "new york times" says the president is considering ousting rex tillerson. if that happens the paper report the current director mike pompeo would be nominated for role. arkansas senator tom cotton would lead the c.i.a. the president would not comment. impossible changing of the nation's top diplomat come amidst increasing tension with north korea. we are seeing yesterday's icbm that type of missile could reach anywhere in the united states. jonathan: well, the house's top republican and democrat are calling now for john conyers to resign his position after he was accused of making unwanted sexual advances against a female staffer. he denies it but agrees to a financial settlement. >> zer