anchor: five people including children are recovering after a shooting overnight in the district. of the mourning the loss former wizards coach flip saunders, how is being remembered. getting out of a slump, how the redskins managed to come back to win against the bucs. thousands of runners filled the streets of dcn arlington for the marine corps marathon. here are some of those stories. the new starts now. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] anchor: tributes across the nba as the league mourns the loss of ip saunders. ksworth joins us now with a look snders' remarkable career. he touched a lot of lives. in to readjust sat it on twitter, gone way too

soon. the sad news comes as the nba was about to start a new season. the former wizards coach flip saunders has died at the age of 60. he was diagnosed with hodgkin's lymphoma in june and took an absence from the team after complications arose during his recovery. than 650 gamese in nearly two decades. incoached at three years washington before he returned to minnesota as president of basketball operations in 2013. he was slowly bringing the timberwolves back to relevance as the president, coach, and part owner before he got sick. reacted with touching messages mourning the death of saunders. instagramtook to saying, quote, the sting of losing another loved one to cancer does not get any easier. my thoughts and prayers are with the saunders family. coach saunders guided me into this league.

nba world lost flip saunders. he was well-liked by almost everyone he came across. a huge loss for the nba. kellye: thank you so much. coming up a little bit later in sports, a huge win for the redskins. they came back to beat the bucs in the final minutes of the game. robert burton will join us live from fedex field with the highlights. developing right now in prince george's county, the investigation into who shot and killed a woman outside the fort washington road arena sunday night. a man who was also shot was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. police say they are following several leads but they are asking anyone with information to still contact them. also in prince george's county police are investigating a domestic related murder-suicide. it happened this morning on joist in way -- joyceton way in largo.

haveis point, no names been released. in the district tonight at the search for the gunman who shot five people, including children -- it happened just after midnight on wheelaround southeast -- stephen tschida with more. vehicle still no description. i did talk with the police representative about 12 minutes ago, said in this case there are no changes. that means those five individuals who were shot in the strike by shooting, including three juveniles, are still alive, but in the neighborhood a lot of frighten people there tonight. just after midnight, someone drove along wheeler road in southeast d.c. and opened fire on a group of kids and adults. >> 8 to 10 gunshots run out. stephen: the injured, three females and two males. no ages on the juveniles. >> words started getting around that 2 or 3 girls had gotten

shot. gunshot the injuries, wounds to hands, legs, and arms. i'll be victims still alive and conscious when taken to the hospital. the shootings left residents of this neighborhood with a growing sense of dread. some here afraid to go out at night. >> it's getting to be out of hand. it's getting to be too much. >> it's crazy. it could be anyone. it is scary to walk out your house rightstephen: some here echoed the fbi director who voiced his believe that protest against police may keep some officers from doing their jobs. alicia would praises police in her neighborhood but worries they are becoming less aggressive. >> they are acting like they're trying to stay in good waters and not deal with anything too crazy. stephen: there's no data to back up that believe are that suspicion. in the nation's capital, as

homicide -- the homicide rate rose over the summer, the police presence was much stronger on city streets. obviously some police would disagree with that assertion. stephen tschida, abc 7 news. kellye: two metro employees are being called heroes for catching a robbery suspect who was armed with a loaded semi-automatic handgun on a green line train yesterday. metro says the man robbed a man at the anacostia station, then got on the northbound green line train where he got into an argument with other passengers. metro employees on the tray notice the commotion and try to intervene. after a struggle, one of the workers was able to restrain him while the other worker called for help. no one was hurt. are of thousands of runners getting some much-needed rest tonight after taking part in the 40th annual marine corps marathon. kevin lewis spoke with some of the spectators cheering on the runners through arlington and d.c. two u.s. marine osprey

aircraft delivered a moving fly over for a veteran -- for veteran marine and paratroopers tucked through the open sky, touting massive american flags. the weather, soggy. kerri kenney of gaithersburg kept track of his son with the help of a cell phone app. >> i dropped him off early this morning. i was up at the crack of don with him. kevin: this year's race includes runners from all 50 states and 59 countries. the youngest participant, 14. the oldest, 87. >> this is her third marathon. john cheeringnd on their daughter, who's hoping to qualify for the boston marathon. >> lots of hard work. people that have big challenges today.

it just humbles you, i think. kevin: this 26.2 mile circuit and listing the help of 2300 marines, showcasing their fitness, goodwill, and organizational skills. today's race marks the 100th marathon for one man running today, another person we talked to said he and his girlfriend traveled from chicago to honor a family member who is a marine. the race is chock full of amazing story straight in arlington, i'm kevin lewis. back to you. kellye: the crowds for the marathon had to deal with rain this morning but soon the skies cleared and you might wonder what is ahead for the work week. meteorologist devon lucie has a first look at your forecast. devon: we are tracking the colder air that is starting to come in to start off this work and school week. snapshot of our nation's capital coming from the finish line of the marine corps marathon. harbor.k west, national

we are looking at a lot of clear skies. high temperature of 71 in washington today. right now temperatures into the 60's. it's a bit breezy behind that cold front, winds up 10 to 20. the bigger picture, the front to the northwest wind is here. you will start to slide back a little bit, only 5 to 10 miles per hour. 61 for a high tomorrow. that means the mornings will be even chillier. tuesday cloud cover makes the return before we have a rain day set to come in. we might even see a flash of lightning with that moving into wednesday. then we have a first look at next weekend, which contains halloween. we will have it all for you on our forecast just minutes away. kellye: thank you, devon. the gulf of the south coast continues to deal with severe weather. the national weather service confirmed a tornado outside of new orleans this afternoon. louisiana and mississippi are

preparing for major flooding. coming up on abc 7 news at 6:30, new details on a deadly crash at oklahoma state university's homecoming parade.

kellye: five people are critical tonight one day after a car plowed into spectators at oklahoma state university's homecoming parade. that crash killed four people. 47 others were hurt. family members of those still hospitalized describe the scene late this afternoon. could only thing i related to its may maybe some type of bombing or something.

nobody knew what was going on. all we were really concerned with was our family and friends and seeing everybody that was injured. kellye: the woman accused of causing the crash is expected in court tomorrow. she's accused of drunk driving. new video giving a first-hand prison that freed 70 hostages that left an american soldier dead. the video comes from an american soldier's helmet camera inside a prison in northern iraq. you see soldiers leave the prisoners out of cells and into a helicopter. at one point you see the black isil flag on the wall. the pentagon is said to expect more us-led raids like this one against isil in iraq a familiar name joined the crowded race. to be baltimore mayor. nick mosby announced his candidacy today.

his wife is states attorney marylandosey be -- mosby. she's prosecuting the police officers charged in the death of freddie gray. republican presidential candidate and new jersey governor chris christie [indiscernible] it was for talking too loudly on his cell phone. christie was returning to new jersey after an appearance on "face the nation." britain's prince harry will visit the d.c. area this week. kensington palace announce the prince will join first lady michelle obama and dr. jill biden on wednesday. they will meet recovering service members at fort belvoir. prince harry is scheduled to attend a reception at the british ambassador's home in d.c. ahead, devon has

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kellye: we were just talking about the breeze let's been out there for day. it was only up for a small part of the day. it was not until the front came through around 1:30. you were probably driving on the way in at that time. it, but after a snapshot of our nation's capital from the marine corps memorial where the marathon finished. you the winds earlier in our first forecast nearly belfort furniture weather center. they're starting to ease at 10 to 15 miles per hour. it was only up 10 to 20, gusts 5:30.ay, 1:30 up until real-time temperatures, 60's. mild today.

satellite radar together, real-time. fronts passed on through. behind that front we have northwest winds that have been in place, northwest winds starting to die down tonight. usually it is one full day after the fronts pass. you can see the cloud, washington on the northern fringes. no doubt about tuesday, the cloud cover will make a return to the region leading out ahead of our next storm system. resetting our forecast overnight towards tomorrow morning. it's going to be chilly and some of the more outlying areas. a 15 degree difference, mid 30's washington, 50 downtown. you will need your jacket to get to the bus stop. washington mostly sunny skies will be around tomorrow. it's not going to help out the chills. the colder air will comment. anywhere from 60 degrees northwest owns, rockville at 59 tomorrow. washington.0, 61

fredericksburg, 61. it is much cooler from the 70's. here is the cloud cover that will return on tuesday. maybe a sprinkle comes later in the day. abc 7 sky cast for you, this is how it will look as you wake up in the morning time frame. a couple clouds could still be around. it should be a beautiful sunrise looking eastward. 48 degrees downtown washington. thin wisps of cirrus clouds make their way in. seven day forecast for you, halloween shows up in the weekend forecast as well. right now it could be a picture-perfect how lwin day of 61 degrees and trick-or-treating at night, temperatures falling down to the 50's. there you see the rainy day coming into wednesday. it's one day only, which is good news. it is gone as soon as thursday. you see 68 and warmer air

working in, maybe even a flash of lightning. kellye: what did you think of the redskins performance today? devon: exciting. kellye: we will head out to robert burton for a recap of the redskins sent bucs. inspirational is what i'm calling it, robert. robert: all you have to do is get a w and things turn around for you. a big one at fedex field. biggest comeback in franchise history.

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early in the first quarter, jameis winston looks good. fires it deep to the redskins killer mike evans. he makes the over the shoulder catch in the end zone, that's a 40 yard touchdown. it is 7-0 bucks. then a more problems for the skins, kirk cousins, he's hit. it's picked up by howard jones and it is a scuba and score. jones goes 43 yards from the touchdown. tampa bay. finally the redskins get things going. cousins does a little read option, keeps it himself. the skins on the board 24-7. bucs with the lead. third quarter, skins on the move. cousins finds it wide open. washington trails 24-14. after recovering and onside kick, the skins march right down the field. cousins quick slant to jordan reed, touchdown redskins. they trail by three.

less than a minute to go in the game, 30-24 bucs. cousins to read over the middle for the game-winning score. redskins win 31-30. the biggest come-from-behind win in franchise history. >> getting a win is a great feeling and you don't want to sit on a loss in a bye week, it's tough. it's a step in the right direction. >> you guys come from behind, great third quarter. how much better does it make this win, considering you mentioned code red last week? >> code red had nothing to do with anything. it was something i said after the game. i like the fact that nobody blinked. they all came together and they all played together. nobody stopped believing. out.body was freaking we've been there before. that was the message. we knew what we needed to do and we did it. >> we are still in its. -- it. it's a perfect time, it's a bye week.

you never want to go into a bye week with a loss. >> and some sad news to report, out of the nba, the former wizards heads coach flip thomas and current timberwolves coach lost his battle to cancer at the age of 60 today. withers was diagnosed hodgkin's lymphoma in june and took a leave of absence from the team in september after complications arose during his recovery. moreongtime nba coach won than 650 games and nearly two decades and was trying to rebuild the minnesota timberwolves as team president, coach, and part owner. back to the good news, one good thing is that they can go into the bye week with a win. nothing worse like going into that bye week on a loss. back to you in the studio, kellye. kellye: thanks a

kellye: gas prices keep on falling to the national average is two dollars 20 one cents, down a nickel from last week. in dcu are paying a bit more at $2.42. in virginia, drivers are paying around $1.99. i got gas in virginia yesterday. >> we have been paying something like $3.50, even four dollars sometimes. your jackete got handy. the cool will settle in. 43 degrees when you wake up. the jacket will be needed throughout the day. you only make it to 61. watc out for the rain to wednes. wednes.

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