traveling from spain to germany. in nokesville kevin lewis, abc 7 news. leon: thank you, kevin. we have breaking news this hour coming in. u.s. military officials have just announced that bowe bergdahl will be discharged with desertion and mistreatment with the enemy. he was returned to the u.s. as part of a prisoner exchange last may. alison: for the first time today, we heard from the wife of a man found murdered in a d.c. hotel last month. and new details about the person of interest that police want to talk to. brianne carter is live in northwest with the new information today. brianne? brianne: alison new tonight, police are confirming the person seen here in this flyer described as a person of interest is in fact, a woman. one captured on this video here in this hotel behind us on 14th street northwest. now, this also comes as we re hearing as you mentioned for the first time from the wife of the man that was found dead inside this hotel room. today, speaking through te
jane carter has lived in the selkes neighborhood for 36 years. i m still kind of shocked. i m still kind of shocked. we re just a small little community and i m very sad. kevin: it s unclear why mother and daughter were flying from spain to germany. family home sitting quiet tonight. live every moment that you can. that s the only thing that i can say. i m sure they didn t have no idea that something like this was going to happen. it s a real tragedy. and i hope they find out what happened. kevin: so far, the selkes have only released a written statement in which they said our entire family is deeply saddened by the losses of yvonne and emily, two wonderful, caring amazing people who meant so much to so many. we re live in nokesville this evening, i m kevin lewis, abc 7 news. leon: conflicting information on the crash. they were reporting that the cover of the second black box had been found with nothing inside. but investigators later disputed that fact at a press confe
year 2015 budget. it closes that $200 million budget gap with different means. finding efficiencies in agencies across the district and talked about tough choices that her staff made looking at reducing medicaid reimbursement rates in the district, making them closer to the national average. that s a savings of about $9 million, for example reducing funding for university of the district of columbia by 5%. same with reducing facility maintenance funding by 5%. she also discussed the need for new revenue. in all about $26 million would be generated by increasing d.c. sales tax from 5.75% to a full 6%. increasing fees on parking by 4% to incentivize use of mass transit and hiking the tax on e cigarettes in d.c. to the same rate as other tobacco products here. she says her staff was innovative and creative but at the same time cost sensitive. mayor bowser: we closed the budget gap with some tough decisions and i m going to ask you to weigh those and weigh those heavily. i know t
home didn t want to speak on camera but e-mailed me this statement. our entire family is deeply saddened by the losses of yvonne and emily selke, two wonderful amazing people who meant so much to so many. at this difficult time, we respectfully ask for privacy and your prayers. sad and shocking that it s just over. we ll never yvonne selke worked for booz allen. booz allen and our employees are mourning the sudden and shocking death of yvonne selke an employee of nearly 23 years and the death of her daughter. she was a wonderful co-worker and a dedicated employee who 13e7b9 her career with the firnl supporting the mission. yvonne selke s husband is still here along with family members at the home in nokesville, virginia. he has no plans at this point to travel to france. coming up on news4 at 6:00, i ll tell you why. that s the latest live in nokesville. now let s take a look at the flight. the plane took off from barcelona for doosusseldorf. for unexplained reasons, it b
nokesville virginia with no plans to travel to france at this point. i am told they are waiting for more information. they haven t been told anything that would allow them to begin planning a funeral. they sent me this e-mail today. our entire family is deeply saddened by the losses of yvonne and emily selke two wonderful, caring, amazing people who meant so much to so many. at this difficult time we respectfully ask for privacy and your prayers. a neighbor who has lived across the street from the sellkes since 1988 reacted to the news. terrible. i mean she s a really nice lady. sad and shocking that it s just over. we ll never see them again. reporter: yvonne selke worked for booz allen who issued this statement. booz allen and our employees are mourning the sudden and shocking death of yvonne selke an employee of nearly 23 years and her daughter emily. yvonne was a wonderful co-worker and dedicated employee who spent her career supporting the mission of the national g