me. where? in the shoulder. now, did he say anything? not that i remember. did he try to taking any? i don t think so. i luckily stayed on the bike and i was able to keep going. reporter: she managed to maneuver her bike around the man. she continued pedaling up 17th street alongside congressional cemetery. and when she got a safe distance away, she called 911 for help. what do you make of this? i don t understand what his purpose was or what he was attempting to do. i mean i m just glad i m safe and i m grateful for all the wonderful police here. reporter: been a violent 24 hours in our city. by our count, three stabbings and five shootings. more about that coming up at 6:00. wendy, back to you. pat kol pat collins. a big clue in the search for who shot two security guards in prince george s county. the suspected getaway car was found on 45th street and keeple worth avenue in northeast but thement ises were not inside. they are still on the run. someone
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 short-term 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
trump. there s nothing more important than what i m doing. and i m the one that brought up the problem of illegal immigration. reporter: trump traveled to laredo this afternoon for a tour of the border. border security continues to be a corner stone, trump s unorthodox and unapologetic presidential campaign, a run that began with this controversial comment about undocumented immigrants. they are bringing drugs, they are bringing crime, they are rapists and some, i assume, are good people. reporter: a handful of protesters followed trump during his visit and former texas governor, now fellow gop contender, rick perry, blasted trump wednesday, calling his candidacy a cancer for the republican party. donald trump, the candidate, is a sore of division, wrongly demonizing mexican-americans for political sport. reporter: as the controversy swirls this morning, the group that initially invited trump to laredo, the local union representing border patrol agents, pulled o
police chief thomas boyd said, with federal help, the town will rebuild. seaside heights is never leaving. we re going to rebuild and we re staying. reporter: governor chris christie worked closely with the president. now he s going to washington to ask directly for help. with damage like this, stretching for miles, governor chris christie said, new jersey will need $37 billion to repair the damage. reporter: after meeting at the white house, christie met with members of congress to tell them what new jersey needs. new york s governor did the same earlier this week. they said the president is committed to helping. he knows that our work is not done any more than the work in the states is done. reporter: president obama is expected to ask congress for about $50 billion in storm relief. new york, new jersey and connecticut say they need $83 billion. the deans say they would be grateful for a straight answer. what should the federal government do? cut through the
but later, a school custodian found it hidden in the basement. reporter: for their part, school fors say the student who brought the gun was disciplined. i just can t grasp the fact that my children were put in that situation. [ crying ] and i trusted these people with my kids. reporter: the boy s mother is outraged with how the school and the bus company handled the situation yesterday. anything could have happened yesterday. those children had nowhere to run. and the person who was supposedly on the bus to protect them failed. reporter: other parents just as alarmed to learn about a bb gun on the way to school. how can you learn when you re full of fear and it s violent like that. i want to know, what are they going to do so that doesn t happen to anyone else s child? reporter: a school spokesperson reports that the school bus monitor who was riding the bus that day did report the weapon to the principal immediately. but it s not clear right now why that bus m