about it because they were so great to caleb and his friends that i knew of. i felt like they were very caring and loving. so to me, it hurts to know that they're being charged. >> reporter: the family released a statement today thanking people for their thoughts and prayers and states this is a very difficult time for us and we ask that you give us privacy and allow to us grieve in peace. both the daycare providers who were charged remain in the detention center tonight under $20,000 bond. coming up at 6:00, why one neighbor regarded this home as a continuing time bomb. reporting from manassas. debris helped fuel this big house fire. it started just after noon today on defiance drive. fire investigators say they're not sure in anyone lived there, but there was an enormous amount of junk and debris inside. there was also a scary pomt wmo when part of the second floor collapsed. former prince georges council member leslie johnson is expected to report to federal prison today. she and her husband were both found guilty in a corruption scheme. she was sentenced to one year and a day for testimony appearing with evidence. johnson admitted she flushed a $100,000 bribe check down the toilet and stuffed $80,000 in her bra. johnson is expected to serve her term as a federal correctional facility -- or at a federal correctional facility in west virginia. jack john so thson began his se last month. new details are emerging in the death investigation of an in-pant in calvert county. the cause of death may not be known for weeks, but we're learning more about the woman at the center of the investigation. pat collins joins us live from prince frederick. >> reporter: was it a newborn, a still born, or a fetus? they say they don't know for sure. it was found by the parents of the mother. it was found in the trunk of a car. the orange paint on the payment marks the spot where the car was parked. and in the trunk of that car, that's where they found the body of a new born. joel lives next door. he was there when the cops got to the scene. >> we asked a few of the officers what was going on and they said they had found a body of an infant. and i pretty much just tried to go inside after that. that's must have to make you just sick. >> police tell the story will way. they say a 32-year-old woman lives in this gray mobile home. they say for some reason yesterday her parents came and cleaned out her car that's wlentd bowhen the body was discovered. >> you believe it's the baby of the 32-year-old woman? >> yes. >> you don't know whether or not a crime has been committed? >> that's correct. >> and you're waiting for an autopsy. >> yes. >> reporter: this happened in the calvert mobile home park. and people who live here are most upset by this disturbing discovery. >> it's horrible. i've never experienced this. >> it's horrifying. i have three kids of my own. my baby's a year old. so it's devastating. >> reporter: the woman is the mother of three other children. a young boy and 2-year-old twins. police say those children are safe and in the custody of others. and the woman is being cared for, as well. >> our prayers into he to the family members who made this find. we'll do everything to resolve this matter. >> reporter: it could be weeks before we know the cause of death. it could be weeks before we know exactly what happened here. live in calvert county, i'm pat collins. news 4. the new jobs report shows 227,000 jobs were added last month. more than analysts expected. the unemployment rate remains unchanged. 8.3%. but that's because a half million americans have started looking for work which is considered a sign of optimism. economists say the last three months of job growth are the strongest since the great depression. today president obama went to prince george virginia to talk about manufacturing. he toured a rolls-royce facility that makes components for commercial aircraft engines. he also unfailed a proposal to build a met work of centers devoted to an innovation in manufacturing. >> we're americans. we're inventor, we're builder, we're thomas edison and wright brothers and steven jobs. that's who we are. that's what we do. as long as i'm president, we'll keep on doing it. we'll make sure the next generation of life changing products are invented and manufactured here in the united states of america. >> the president noted that the manufacturing sector is seeing its first period of sustained job growth since the 1990s. and he called for a renaissance in american manufacture to go build on that moment there's a wind, so it feels cooler than this will i'm yesterday. temperatures falling off. but down around fredericksburg, temperature got up to near 60 degrees. culpepper coming in at 61. we are going to see those numbers fall off very quickly. do not expect any rain. so if you're thinking about heading out and about tonight, you will just need the jackets as though temperatures will be down to around 40 degrees by 11:00 and waking up tomorrow morning, this is inside the beltway to a temperature of about 34. but if you're outside the beltway, you'll be mostlily in the the mid to upper 20s across the area. i'll show you the weekend and next week coming up. there was a gun battle early this morning on the d.c. maryland border. it was a shoot-out between a police officer and the suspect. the officer was treated and released. while the shooter was critically injured. tracee wilkins has more. >> pow pow, pow like that. and he wasn't in a rush. he was walking calmly. >> reporter: this neighbor who did not want to be identified says that after hearing two shots this morning, he ran to his front door and saw a man in a dressing gown walking up the street. he says seconds later police arrived. it turns out that man was the gunman and here is what he says happened next. >> lifted his weapon and fired a couple times toward the cops. they ducked behind the cruiser and ran this way up towards newark street. he continued across the street, walked up the sidewalk and fired between or three more shots. by the time he got to the bus stop there, i heard a volley of shots and he went down. >> reporter: the gun man who 4r lived on eastern avenue was transported to the hospital in crystkri critical condition. one officer injured his hand. he was treated and released. this man who did not want to be shown on camera says his parked vehicle is now considered evidence. how many bullet holes do you think are in your vehicle? >> i think they said a couple. another came was hit more. >> reporter: and for this maybe who saw it all unfold, he wonders what was the gunman thinking. >> shoot being aing toward the officer. you know what that means. you're going down. >> reporter: d.c. police and montgomery county police are splitting the investigation. d.c. police will be investigating the actual criminal portion of this investigation while montgomery county police will be investigating the sfwern al affairs portion. in northwest, i'm tracee wilkins. andrew mcdonald says he plans to run for mayor this year. >> this is a prelude to running for mayor? is that right? >> yes, well, i haven't, but i'm willing to say it here today, yes, i will be -- i'm going to challenge mayor in the upcoming race. >> he resigned from the democratic party and says he's running for mayor to fight what he calls unrestricted development on the city's waterfront. someone stole a school bus and led police on a very unusual chase. led to a dramatic end. >> a wild rant from a flight attendant caused a scare on an airplane. find out how two crew members got hurt. what the passengers did and a lot of tweeting going on over this. and people! look at you! texting...blogging... all this technology, but you're still banking like pilgrims! get high yield free checking at capital one bank. why earn bupkis, when your checking could earn five times the national average!! and free atms anywhere. five times the national average!!! that's new school banking. sign up for high yield free checking at a capital one bank. what's in your wallet? somebody help me down. the safety of silicone breast implants has been questioned, but today a third kind was improved. in 1992, the fd after the banned the products amid fears they might cause cancer and other diseases, but regulators returned them to the market in 2006. sientr a will have to track the health of women. a fight sent two flight attendants to the hospital. passengers say one was the instigator. jay gray has the story. >> reporter: the seats were up right, the tray tables stowed, but apparently one still had a few more announcements to make. >> thinking she was talking to the pilot and at some point made a comment about the plane crashing. >> reporter: as the jet taxied toward the run way, she continued to talk. at times referencing technical and mechanical issues, 9/11 and the airline's bankruptcy filing, ram ble ram link for simple minutes. >> pilot one, are you hearing me, pilot two. a lot of other in-company hair rent statements. >> reporter: the jet turned back toward the gate. other crew members asking passengers to help subdue their colleague. >> help restrain her. re grwe grabbed her arms. there were about four of us, five of us including the flight attenda attendants. >> reporter: it became clear the problem wasn't with the plane. >> they seemed off, edgy, moody. >> something happened to her, she had a mental break down. i initially thought maybe she was having like a mini streak or something. >> reporter: it's unclear what led to her remarks. federal agents removed the woman from the plane and after finding a new crew, the flight left for chicago. >> just thankful. it could have been much worse. >> reporter: landing a bit late, but safely. jay gray, nbc news, chicago. the characters of angry birds took their battle into space. the fun experiment launched yesterday aboard the international space station. nasa astronaut done pettitte made his own slingshot. the partnership is a great way to get kids 1k350i9sed about careers in science. you can do stuff like that. there he goes. latest version of angry birds hits stores later this month. it's called angry birds space. >> too cool. >> some people are hooked on that game. >> have you played? >> i haven't. i've heard you talk about it. >> i have played and then you do get hooked for a a little while and then i can't pasta level any more. it's a whole big thing. >> like sunshine and warm weather. >> a beautiful day. but 15 to 20 degrees colder than where we were yesterday but this is still well above average. plenty of sunshine. but we did see some wind. and we're still seeing that wind gusting up wards of 22 to 32 miles per hour right now out there at the airport with current temperature sitting at 56 degrees. so, yes, it's a little bit on the windy side and yes cooler than yesterday, but for mid march or beginning of march, not bad out there at all. take a look at the current numbers. 57 in manassas. look back to the west, though, only 47 in hagarstown. that's the cold air making its way down. high temperatures today, it says 67 in washington. that was right after midnight and then temperatures fall and rise back this afternoon. 41 in pittsburgh, and you think we're going to be in for some colder air? it's coming our way and coming our way overnight tonight. a few snow showers up towards central pennsylvania. a few light rain showers up towards the allentown area. but for us, we're high and dry and we'll stay on the clear side. clear from washington to chicago all the way back towards denver. you have to go down towards dallas that's starting to see some rain. they need the rain. this is good news for them. no severe weather out of this system. as far as our weather is concerned, it's been breezy. with that sunshine, we will stay a little breezy tomorrow. most areas should stay in the upper 40s to around that 50 degree mark. but then watch what happens right here. this is the wind direction. watch what happens on sunday. we start to switch out of the southwest and that is a much warmer wind. temperatures on sunday right back into the low 60s going for a high of 63 on sunday. clear, cool and breezy this evening. about 36 to 44 by 8 :00 tonight. then tomorrow morning sunny, chilly, sunrise tomorrow at 6:26. temperatures 27 to about 35 degrees. winds out of the northwest at 10 to 15 miles per hour. tomorrow afternoon, sunny and cooler, 45 to about 50. a little bit on the breezy side. so tomorrow will an chilly day. but then throw the coats away and maybe for good. 72 on sunday, a chance of showers late in the day. so a good warm up back on the way. >> you gave us some reason to be excited for monday. spring fever coming on. coming up, an aspiring fashion designer became the victim of murder. and tonight the man accused of hiring her hit liearns his fate. and a lottery winner still getting a welfare check. now she's ready to explain why she thought there was hog wrong with that 37. >> and in sports, another installment of in case you know how you know it's friday, hakem is here with in case you missed it. >> good to be here on friday because it's my favorite time of the week. this week, television gold. big buckets and bloopers on the ice. it's all for you in case you missed it. in case you missed it, minute men's devon in a must score situation. down one in a shoot outagainst montreal and that's embarrassing. he did score the game tying goal with ten seconds left in regulation. but unfortunately, he was not the hero in overtime. #shoot out fail. how about basketball bloopers. georgia against kentucky. the ball kicked into the the face of the referee. in harm no foul. right, ref? the wizards season has been full of bloopers. against the lakers, nick young out front apparently he thought the backboard was 20 feet high. actually young just lost a handle. good news the wizardss handled the lakers erasing a 21 point deficit and beating l.a. for the first time since 2006. on the diamond, a catch that's worth going head over heels. nathan burns makes a great grab and flips over the wall. simply glovely. back to basketball. and this is sweet against new jersey, miami's dwyane wade with a wild shot and it goes. take another look. the heat not done. the turn around jumper off the top of the backboard and in. a friendly bounce for pitman. still the heat not done. lebron james just inside half-court. bank shot good. this is good. another visit to lob city. randy foyt to blake griffin. griffin leads the league in dunks. finally, this is why there's spring training. brewer, giants, fly ball to left. easy catch for justin christian. not so much. remember kids, always use two hands. and don't trip when you're trying to score. >> two runs will score. maybe. >> reporter: despite falling down, milwaukee's jeff is in there. you have now seen it all. >> that was pretty good. got in there, safe. that's all that matters. coming up at 6:00, we will recap the acc tournament, maryland plays north carolina and virginia taking on nc state. >> excellent. thanks. next and new at 5:30, not your average ride home on the school bus. the wild police chase next. and one school tries to close the gender gap in the engineering field. and we'll look back 35 years ago. the first terror attack on our [ male announcer ] if you believe the mayan calendar, on december 21st, polar shifts will reverse the earth's gravitational pull and hurtle us all into space, which would render retirement planning unnecessary. but say the sun rises on december 22nd and you still need to retire, td ameritrade's investment consultants can help you build a plan that fits your life. we'll even throw in up to $600 when you open a new account or roll over an old 401(k). so who's in control now, mayans? foul play is not suspected in the death of a three month old girl at an unlicensed daycare home in bristow, however police have charged her two c e caregivers with child endangerment. the sheriff in calvert county says it could be weeks before they know details about the death of an infant found in the trunk of a car. the parents of a 32-year-old woman made the discovery while cleaning the car yesterday. pre rolls voice facility. he noted that the manufacturing sector is seeing his first period of sustained job growth since the '90s. let's fast forward now to the weather. >> one thing everybody noticed, the wind. still gusting. about 30 miles per hour in some locations. right now coming in at 32 in washington, 32 down near andrews air force base. it will make things fairly chilly tonight. maybe heading out to dinner. just make sure you wear the jacket, maybe the coat if you're one of those who tends to get cold easier. >> yes, that's true. thanks, doug. the man who pled guilty to ordering a hit on a teenager in 2005 was formally sentenced. he struck a deal. while the man he says he hired to kill stacey seton walked out of jail last week after a not guilty verdict. erica gonl szalez is live with reaction. >> reporter: the man who arranged the killing of 17-year-old stacey seton nearly seven years ago gee got his sentence today, 15 years in police o prison. the judge sentenced mcdonald abraham to 30 year, to spend all but 15 in prison. a pre-deal that had been arranged. according to stacey seton's mom, this was not an example of justice served. >> this was a cold calculated premeditated murder which went on for at least a week in the making and here we are today six years nine months later. >> reporter: abraham pled guilty to second degree murder and use of a handgun. after he told police he hired tyler to kill the pregnant teen in 2005 because he believed she stole drugs, money and a gun from his apartment. abraham says he paid tyler $600 in cash and marijuana to do the job. however, last week, a jury acquitted tyler of all charges despite his dna evidence found on the scene. >> justice was served in some measure. we were able to put a person behind bars who did hire somebody to kill stacey seton. and we have the opportunity to try the case of the person who actually killed stacey seton. >> reporter: so if that person was found pot guilty, who killed stacey seton shall. >> the jury handled the evidence and they made their decision. >> reporter: gail says life must go on. >> i pick myself up one day at a time. that's all i can do. >> reporter: but there's pot a day that goes by that she doesn't think about the dags that aspired to be a fashion design errands moer and move to. stacey's father has remained most will he quiet throughout the trial that was until today. we'll have more about what he has to say about the man that ordered the killing of his daughter. coming up tonight at 6 :06:00. about 3 dozen local families are celebrating a long eight wad home coming. they're welcoming their loved ones back from seven month deployment in afghanistan. the ceremony is taking place in this hour. while in afghanistan, 35 marines worked with the afghan government to build roads, schools and health clinics. a special honor for nearly two dozen montgomery county public safety officers. the chamber of commerce an hoard them at the valor awards luncheon in bethesda. each year the officers who went above and beyond the call of duty are honored. tom costello and luke russert emceed. parents and student wlos speak spanish can get their school news on twitter. the handle is at mcps. it was launched yesterday. school officials say the new feed will help them better engage the community. three years ago, dateline started following california lottery investigators as they pioneered hair undercover sting operation to see if lottery clerks honestly identify winning tickets to the players. "dateline" was invited back for their latest investigation. >> reporter: we're in sacramento, an undercover investigator is taking a $10,000 winning lottery ticket along with two loser there is to the shell statement. she leaves the tickets on the counter to see if the clerk will honestly identify the big winner. >> you can check those for me? >> reporter: the investigator goes off to shop. when she return to the counter -- >> one expired and the other ones were not winners. >> reporter: the clerk says all the tickets are losers. i can throw them all away if you -- >> yeah, go ahead. >> reporter: 10 grand in the trash. for now anyway. it's been about three months and lottery investigators are returning to sacramento to speak to that clerk. >> we're on our way to the home of 22-year-old nina berryman. she was work as the clerk and she allegedly stole the lottery investigator's $10,000 winning ticket. >> reporter: this was her back at the gas station. well, here she is at the lottery headquarters merely three hours after the investigation get a tore first handed her the ticket. she's putting in a claim for the $10,000. lottery investigator was impressed by her speed. >> she probably is quite likely the fastest claimant we've ever had at one of these cases. >> reporter: now i get a chance. >> hey, nina, i'm chris than soon with "dateline" nbc. what happened here? >> i bought scratchers right before the lady came in. >> reporter: she tells me she purchased her own tickets just before the undercover investigator came in and got them mixed up with the tickets the investigati investigator gave her. >> i have the receipt. i'll be bringing that in. >> reporter: this is one big mix up? >> yeah that's what i'm saying. >> don't miss chris hanson's report "dateline" sunday at 7:00. build a little extra time if you're planning to take metro this weekend. both the woodley park and cleveland park stapgss will be closed on the red line. free shuttle buses will run between the to help you get around. there will be delays because of track work. all the construction starts tonight and should be finished by monday morning. coming up, a school bus chase and a police shooting. we'll show you how this wild ride ended. and facebook friend connection revealed a married man's very big secret. wake up with news 4 today on monday morning. we'll get you ready for all the madness that comes with march. we'll break down the ncaa tournament brackets and tell who you your favorite team is playing and where. plus the news to get you ready for the day along with weather a man is in a new mexico hospital tonight after stealing an empty school bus and leading police on a wild chase across albuquerq albuquerque. the 28-year-old man stole the bus around 6:00, he led police on a chase along several roads. police veneventually had to use spike strips to stop him and shoot him twice in order to finally arrest him. if you use facebook, you know it often offers suggestions about people you may want to friend. a suggestion to women in washington state ended up sending a man to jail because he was married to both women at the same time. he married one, moved out, changed his name, and in '09, married again, but never divorced the first wife. wife number one found out about wife number two when facebook said, hey, y 2000 should be friends. a sudden change in fortune for a michigan woman who was still accepting public assistance even though she just won a million dollar lottery jackpot. a man day clayton took home a lump sum $700,000 last fall in the state's make me rich lottery, but she was still getting public assistance until earlier today when an nbc reporter asked her why she was still getting government money after striking it rich. >> wanted to find out if you thought that was the right thing to do ethically or why you're still taking money from the state. >> well, i thought that they would cut me off, but since they didn't, i thought maybe it was okay because i'm not working. >> the michigan department of human services says it was clayton's responsibility to report the lottery win within ten days. she may face charges now and could be forced to repay the public assistance. michigan lawmakers are working on a bill to prevent lottery winners from continuing to get government welfare benefits. remembering 35 years since the first terrorist attack on the capital. how one school plans to narrow the gender gap in the engineering field. . and we're looking at 56 degrees out [ male announcer ] for the saver, and a big first step. for the spender who needs a little help saving. for adding "& sons." for the dreamer, planning an early escape. for the mother of the bride. for whoever you are, for whatever you're trying to achieve, pnc has technology, guidance, and over 150 years of experience to help you get there. ♪ what's the difference between white tuna and light tuna? who pays for electricity for the new electric car charging stations? and what should you do if you made a mistake on your tax return? liz crenshaw has answers as we ask liz. our first question comes from rochelle in washington who wants to know the difference between white tuna and light tuna. i didn't even think about this. >> there is a difference actually. and we turn to starkist for the answer. it says white tuna is an albacore tuna which is the only species classified as white meat in the u.s. light tuna normally means they're using skip jack or yellow fin tuna. these types are more widely available so they're typically less expensive. when comes to tuna types, solid refers to the portion of a tuna loin sliced in a round shape. and chunky is a mixture of all the different cut pieces of tuna. now you know everything there is to know about tuna. >> our next question comes from ann who has seen the new electric vehicle charging stations at dulles airport.who is paying for that? >> the airport authority gave thus answer. it says as of late february, drivers can charge their electric cars in dulles airport parking ga think ras. the charging stations are part of a pilot project and reagan national will also be getting a charging station within the next month or so. the charging equipment was funded by a grant from the department of energy and the electricity supply is funded by the airport itself. and while electric car drivers don't have to pay to charge their vehicle, they do have to pay the same parking rate as anyone else who parks in the airport garage. >> our last question comes from ren. he says he made a mistake when he's filed his tax return but he's already submitted it. >> the internal revenue service helped with this answer. many mathematical errors are simply caught in the processing of the tax return and the irs will automatically fix those when it processes your return. however, if you you forgot to claim a credit or report all of your income, you should file a corrected return using form 1040-x. this is available at the irs website which is simply irs.gov. once the form is completed, should you receive any refund within 8 to 12 weeks and all corrections must be made within three years of poofiling the original return. if you have a question, send to ask liz@nbcwashington.com. you can also connect with me on twister or facebook. >> very good. have a nice weekend. thank you both. coming up, it's a startling gender gap across the country. only one out of ten women are engineers. but a fairfax county program is out to change that. it's our education nation series. all right from an outsider's perspective, this looks like a typical classroom. but inside the academy, it's an incubator of sort, encouraging young women to check out a career that few have chosen to pursue. engineering. >> it completely changed my life. i didn't know what engineering was, so like we did today the guest speaks speakers and we have our mentors. >> reporter: civil engineers have been mentoring in the program for five years. demystifying a male dominated profession they say could use more women in the ranks. >> being a woman engineer i think you have an advantage, not only are you a minority, but and you have different take on things. you have a different viewpoint on life, on problem solving organization challenges. and i think that is such an asset to the peeled. >> reporter: in addition to lectures and mentoring, they also get valuable hands on experience using tool. they even are exposed to robotics. many go on to join the team along with their male counterparts. and get involved in national competitions. the all girl class was the brain child of a career specialist to eliminate the intimidation factor. and you can't argue with its success. >> since our first year, we're very proud to say that we've had over 135 girls participate in the program and of those, we've had about 79 graduate. we're running about an 83% graduation rate off to engineering schools. so we are delighted. >> the students are delighted, as well, who now see a career path they might never have considered. >> exposed me to so much. i really want to go into systems engineering and i want to be able to look at all the different disciplines and find a way to put them together. >> another ge 2 success in bridging a gender gap. let's get another check of our weekend forecast. >> temperature its looking pretty good. 56 with sunshine. that sun going down in about an hour. dew point 22. very dry atmosphere. so if the winds were calm, we would drop very quickly. but these winds gusting to 32 miles per hour are help will us to retain a little bit of that heat as you make your way through the evening hours. rockville, 52. down towards camp springs and honey town, both coming in at 55 degrees. we saw the frontal boundary move through quickly overnight with some down pours across the region. now we're just seeing that colder air filter on in. you see snow showers making their way through portions of central pennsylvania. that's where the cold air lies and it will continue to make its way our way. 28 the overnight low temperature in leesburg. 27 in winchester. some of these areas could get down to maybe 24, 25 degrees tonight. so it is going to be fairly cool inside the pelt way. i expect temperatures to remain at or just a little bit above freezing. but even there, still feeling quite chilly. tomorrow afternoon with plenty of sunshine, not going to warm up that much. tomorrow i think we'll be only our sixth -- tomorrow dc united opening tomorrow night right here at rfk stadium. they play sporting kc. may a couple mistakes there. it wasn't just one. 7:30 game time, 43 degree degrees. it will be chilly. take the coat as you make your way out across the area. temperatures looking good. of course for that outdoor game. cool weather, we've been seeing it. but watch what happens here. the warm weather moves right back up and this is for awful next week. i expect all of next week to be at least maybe 65 degrees or greater. many of those days above 7063 on your sunday. 72 on monday. temperatures around 70 degrees as we make it through the day on tuesday. so i got through it. >> you done good. >> he's not driving us there, that's for sure. >> coming up at 6:00, president obama says that job numbers show the economy is indeed improving. his republican rivals don't see it that way. also new questions about the motives in that viral video that's raising awareness about one of the most notorious criminals in the world. and now there's a lawmaker who is it actually trying to do something to keep slow drivers from clogging up the fast lane. >> okay. thanks. coming up next, the first terror event in the nation's capital [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can always expect more. like more on demand shows and movies than ever. and more ways to discover them too. plus more speed from america's fastest internet provider. so you can run more devices at the same time. ♪ feel a firework [ female announcer ] and best of all, it keeps getting better. no wonder more people choose xfinity over any other provider. ♪ love can be so mystical ♪ 35 years ago today, you could walk into virtually any building in the city of withdrawing unchecked and unchallenged. >> but on that march date 35 years ago, all of that changed. pat collins reports on the takeover. >> 35 years ago, i was lying it in my own pool of blood, other colleagues had been shot, stabbed and beaten and at one point in the very beginning, 50 ofs we us were piled on top of other. that's what started my day. >> the hanafi takeover. the first october of terror in the city of washington. march 9th, 1977. gunmen invade. >> and i heard him tell us whoever we prayed to, we better pray to because we would be dying. he threatened to be head us, he told us to kill us and told us we were responsible for all the ills of the world. >> it happened so fast. glass shattering everywhere. people ducking in the councdown chambers. >> reporter: and then the islamic center. the city of washington comes to a stand still. what happened in downtown washington that day linked to this house uptown. the hanaf chlt hou fchhanafi ho. purchased for him by one of his followers basketball star kareem abdul-jabbar. now in 1972, he where things critical of the nation of islam. in 1973, some gunmen came to the hanafi house and turned it into a slaughterhouse. seven members of his family were killed here including four children, little babies were drowned in basement wash tubs. he thought the nation of islam was behind it. now the killers were caught, convicted, sent to jail. but hamas abdul kalees wanted more. >> it was incredibly intense. the violent nature of it was something i never experienced in my life entire. >> nobody expected this. we expect violence in the streets of washington. but not being taken over. >> reporter: pat collins, news 4. >> we'll hear more from one of the hostages involved at 11:00. and that's news 4 at 55:00. news 4:00 at 6:00 starts right now. two face charges after a child died at an unlicensed daycare in virginia. why neighbors called the home a ticking time bomb. get out of my way -- >> passengers on an american airlines flight encountered turbulence before they ever left the ground . there are new questions about the documentary that's been dominating social media. tonight a closer look at the kony 2012 movement. >> good evening. a new report shows the nation's economic recovery is building know men actual. u.s. employers added more than a quarter of a million new jobs in february. that news was met with enthusiasm at the white house, but on the republican campaign trail, the candidates put a different spin on the numbers. >> reporter: here in washington, the experts say will didn't look like a quirk. they figure the