The victim, 15yearold John Rufus Evans iii, stabbed to death yesterday morning at Deanwood Metro station in northeast. Charged in the murder . 18yearold javonte hall, his image picked upnd recorded by Metro Security scam ras, circulated by police, who got tips if the public and then closed the case. Police say the victim and the suspect knew each other. That they had an ongoing feud with each other. Another senseless murder it appears that the two that were involved in this case knew each other. They had some kind of an ongoing dispute. And as a result of that dispute, we lost a 15yearold, one of our 15yearolds from the city. Tyrogi wells is the victims mother. She said she doesnt recognize the suspect. But she said was out to get her son. Yeah i heard his name from my daughter. About him wanting to fight my son. This is like two weeks ago. Do you know why . No, i dont. Do you know why he had it in for your son . No. John ens was the second teenager murdered at the deanwood station in
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of the leaves blacking the gutter. everyone take it easy out there. what a mess. looks like all of those records will be in the bank before all is said and done thirty degrees in oakland, still in the 50s from d.c. back to you, guys. all right. we ll count on you to keep us posted. we have more breaking news out of northwest d.c. thousands of protesters taking to the streets today, targeting firms and snarling traffic. a little bit rested and now the gridlock is finally starting to ease some. delia goncalves is working the story. she joins us live out in the rain with more. delia? reporter: leslie, the gridlock slowly easing up, as you mentioned. the roads open an hour ago for the evening commute. this by today s rain, tons of activity in the area. we had two different groups making one very area. we had the occupy folks, and then thousands around the country fighting for jobs with our d.c. . [ chanting ]. reporter: cell phone video inside capital tax partners
nation. we sat down with a local antiterrorism expert who explains why failed emergency calls are a symptom of a much more serious problem that could leave us in harm s way. reporter: they re sights and sounds we won t forget. this snowstorm showed how easy it is that panic could strike. we still don t have the communication systems we need with order people. the system is going to go down if it gets overloaded, that s fact. reporter: the failed 911 calls throughout our area dued to down lines and extreme call volume showed a vulnerability to our response to large scale emergencies. we don t do enough to plan for a catastrophe here. reporter: fear concerns echoed by a councilman specifically addressing response times during the snowstorm. i think we ve made no progress. the congestion was perhaps worse after this snow or during the snow than it was on september 11th, 2001. reporter: one of the things that has improved according to antiterrorism experts is the co