To what went down. While a motive is still being determined what we do know is this young man was born in kuwait. He later became a untillized u. S. Citizen having lived in the u. S. For naturalized u. S. Citizen having lived in u. S. For most of his life. He was not on any u. S. Terror list. He fired about two dozen shots from a high powered rifle into a military recruiting office injuring one marine before speeding away. He was unloading a large gun on the naval recruiting office. Police say Mohammad Youssef abdulazeezs next stop was a u. S. Naval reserve center where he shot and killed four marines and wounded two more people before he was killed. Hours later abdulazeezs house was swarmed by authorities. Neighbors say hed lived there with his parents and sisters for about 15 years. Today two women were taken away in handcuffs and two computers seized from the house. The fbi said theyll search those computers for a motive. You dont want to be angry. Reporter the capitol and federal b
Base in delaware to be prepared for their final honors. Today the government said it is investigating the shooting attack at two military sites in chattanooga, tennessee as an act of terror, and we have learned a great deal more about the gunman and those he took from us. Dean reynolds begins our coverage. As strangers neighbors and friends pause to reflect on their loss flowers and flags expanded a makeshift memorial. Ashley miller brought her fiveyearold son blake in his marine dress uniform to salute the fallen. His father is a lieutenant in the marine corps. I just wanted to come down and have him pay his respects and my respect, as well. Reporter ava hastings was overcome. This really makes me sad. This just really makes me sad for the families. Reporter throughout the day the names of the marines slowly emerged, some who had fought in wars abroad ambushed here in chattanooga. 40yearold Gunnery Sergeant Thomas Sullivan of hampden, massachusetts, a purple heart recipient and vetera
Possible. We need this Problem Solved now. Reporter cycling advocates have been complaining for years about the lack of mile markers along the metropolitan branch trail. The met branch trail is one trail of many in the district and so we are going to have to have the same solution implemented on Anacostia Waterfront trail crescent trail has markers but more trails coming. Reporter without those markers along biking and hiking trails, 911 dispatchers have a very hard time sending bliss or paramedics to an exact location. Last week when witnesses called police during this attack on a female cyclist, they were told the trail location was not in the dispatch system. The head of d. C. Homeland security and Emergency Management tells news4 they have come up with a shortterm solution, gps coordinate fosser landmarks along the met branch trail have now been added to the 911 system. It is not a perfect solution. The perfect solution is to get as much information on its trail so people know wher
Jareds out. The famous subway pitch man cut loose tonight as he sits in legal limbo. And a bad prank . Or sending a message . Veterans at this American Legion post in shock over a missing American Flag. News4 at 11 00 begins with breaking news. And first up, we begin with that breaking news and one of the string of shootings we have been following today in the district. The mother of a 12yearold. She was caught in the cross fire. She has now died and police say she is the 97th murder victim in the district this year. Todays violence began around noon. Someone drove up to Saint Luke Catholic Church on east capital street, shot and killed 21yearold Amare Jenkins and then got back into a minivan and took off. And just before 4 00, an argument between teenagers led to gunshots on Savannah Street southeast, where a 12yearold and his mother were shot. A teenager arrested for her murder. And late this afternoon, a body found near 17th and evartz, homicide detectives at the scene now. Neighbor
Lay dying up by the metro station one of the shooters tried to get away driving down the wrong side of s street. Scary to look at him . I dont even want to look at him. I guess somebody that pointed a gun at you, i dont want to look at him. Reporter this uber driver said he will never forget the gunmans face. This guy right here has a gun to his left. Reporter he picked him out immediately from the surveillance tape released by d. C. Police. And he comes out of the sun roof . Yeah, ya. Reporter and point yeah. Reporter and points the gun right at you. The suspect was fleeing down the street as he was coming up it on the wrong side of the road did. You think he was going to pull the trigger . Sure, i did, yes. Reporter did you think those were the last moments of your life . It was very like confusing for a situation like this. Reporter the man backed away and left the suspect pass before pulling up next to a cop trying to save the life of matthew schlonski who was hit by a stray round