southeast washington. police got the call at 1:30 this afternoon. for the investigation. you can get an idea of what the neighborhood looks like. police haven t told u exactly where this happened. you can see it s a very qui neighborhood. i talked to numerous people who say they didn t see athing or hear anything at all today. so again we re working to find out somee details. police a special victims unit is investigating. they were called for a report of a bib by unconsciousnd not breathing. the baby had numerous injuries and transported to the hospital. this afternoon. in grave condition. police are telling us at this point no arrests has been made in connection with with the investigation. i m asking questio and i ll post updates on twitter. live for us in southeast tonight. thank you. we have more breaking newshis evening. and armed and dangerous man on the after allegedly killing his uncle. policeo were called home around 3:00 this morning. medics found a man and woman
southern fairfax county, down towards the alexandria area. raindrops between waldorf and huntingtown, marylan if you can see a snowflake let me know on twitter @chuckbell4. temperatures far enough above freezing where even if you might see a fla you won t have to shovel, it sweep it or plow it. here s your planner then for today. 30s and a few drops this morning, and a continuation oso light rain chances into the early parts of the afternoon. i think by the time we get to 5:00, 6:00, things will be drying out, but it will stay chilly today in the 40s of the you ll definitely need your warm jacketld today. weather ahead. more about that coming up. good morning. clinton. inbound branch avenue, stay right to get by a crash there. opper 4 right now over the beltway here inneroo outer loop near georgia avenue, everything is looking very normal. 95 near woodbridge, slower than normal because of an earlier vehicle fire.an you might to think about the express lanes if you re leavin
are looking for osman kalokoh as you have said. they want tour make the public understands this is a man considered armed and dangerous. he smiles, he hugs you every time. reporter: of the people who knew him describe him the same way. i never heard him having any quarrel with nobody. he s a very decent human being. reporter: it makes it harder to nderstand whykalokoh s nephew, osman kalokoh would allegedly shoot and kill his uncle and injure husband aunt sunday morning. olice are now searching for 20-year-old osmlokoh, he s considered armed and dangerous. he messed me up. reporter: this family friend talked about what happened when their nephew allegedly entered their bedroom 3:00 a.m. sunday morning. the boy walk in and shoot him in his chest. reporter: police have not revealed details but this man said the alleged gunman did not stop atne shot. he went back and shot him in his back, made sure the guy was dead. then he was going to kill the wife, too. the
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