a security guard shot. >> the security officer here is a hero.

the person never made it further than front door. >> the suspected gunman is in custody. >> i'm very sad. it's very surprising. it's all i can tell you. >> tonight, new details about a potential motive. >> i'm jim handly in tonight for v jim vance. >> we are learning more about what led up to a shooting. the suspect is 28-year-old floyd corkins jr. police say he made negative remarks before opening fire on a security guard. and he volunteered at a community center for lgbt people and may have targeted the business over its views on gay marriage. shomari stone is outside the suspect's home in herndon, virginia with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: first of all, tonight, we have new information. the director for the d.c. center

for the lgbt community confirms, tells us that the suspect in this case, floyd corkins volunteered with the organization for at least six months. now the director describes him as kind, gentle and unassuming, part of the reason why folks in this neighborhood are stunned by all of this especially when they see fbi agents walking in and out of this house. the suspect is bind bars tonight. floyd corkins jr. is in jail. neighbors are stunned. ed lives across the street. >> it's surprising to hear. >> reporter: floyd walked into this building this morning carrying a handgun. he told the front desk security guard he was an intern. the guard questionedim and asked what was in his backpack and corkins pulled out the gun.

>> he opened fire on the security guard. >> the guard and ores wrestled the man to the ground and grabbed the gun. >> they put him in the ambulance. >> reporter: police found two loaded magazines with 15 rounds each in the suspect's backpack. sources say he also had chick-fil-a fliers. the fast food restaurant is surrounded in controversy. the family research council supports traditional marriage between a man and a woman. and the suspect made a negative ference about the organization's work. according to the associated press, corkins was volt teared at community center for gay, lesbian, transgendered people. >> we cannot determine his connection to the group. >> reporter: fbi agents found his car in the parking lot at the east falls church metro station. police found boxes of additional

ammunition in the car. >> it's unfortunate that people feel they need to do these type of things. >> reporter: tonight that security guard is in stable condition. he is expected to be okay. metropolitan police chief kathy lanier is calling him a hero. live in herndon, virginia, i'm shomari stone, news4. thousands of young, undocumented immigrants lined up for hours for their chance to live and work in this country without the fear of deportation. it's a scene that is playing out here and across the country. erika gonzalez has a closer look at the process. >> reporter: more than 1 million undocumented immigrants have been waiting this day. the applications are being filed. now the next question, by when could they be approved? the line outside casa del maryland formed this morning

waiting to file the deferred action allowing for a to with-year temporary visa. this 17-year-old was first in that line. >> [ speaking foreign languag ] language ]. >> reporter: she meets all the requirements. she has been in the u.s. at least five years, is in school and never been convicted of a felony and under the age of 30. for two month she's tells me she has been putting together documents she would need for today. as luck would have it, she's missing one piece of documentation, a dream delayed by a few more days. [ speaking foreign language ]. >> reporter: oswaldo says that the process was tedious but fairly easily but if not for a room of volunteers he would have made several mistakes which could have cost him his application fee of $465 not to

mention a shot at a visa. >> it could be months before applications could be approved or denied. there are scammers guaranteeing work permits in exchange for money which we know is false. in langley park, erika gonzalez, news4. the new initiative created similar scenes across america. down in houston people lined up outside the mexican consulate. critics say it is unconstitutional and promoted by the president to win favor with latino voters. the new york area is dealing with a cleanup after a strong storm brought flooding. this video was taken inside a subway station. you can see the water flowing on to the tracks in brooklyn. the system created a water spout in rhode island today. this is cell phone video from

north kingstown rhode island. the rain flooded streets here. we dodged the worst of the system. but it brought something we haven't seen in months. doug is here to explain. >> hearsay where the storms were. we saw a few storms in our region today. but look in new york watch storm after storm. some areas with 2, 3, even 4 inches of rain. they saw numerous trees down and flash flooding going around even around manhattan earlier today. but that same system is now out of here. we are seeing clearing skies. and we are clearing out nicely across the area. temperatures out there right now 78 degrees, winds out of the north at 7 miles an hour. but look at the numbers to the west. already in the 60s. 68 in winchester. 64 in culpepper. how low will we go? i'll show you coming up. for the first time tonight we hear the horror and confusion as a man burst into a sikh temple in wisconsin killing six

people. police released the 911 calls today. in the background you can hear the sound of gunfire. >> the address there, ma'am -- [ indiscernible ] they are shooting. they are shooting. >> hold on, ma'am. >> another woman called from a hiding place inside the temple. her voice is barely audible as she whispers to the dispatcher. wade michael page killed himself after being shot by police. investigators believe he was a white supremacist who targeted the temple. justice for an honor student from montgomery county. david hang was convicted in the death of his 12-year-old daughter jessica nguyen. they say he was angry about divorce proceedings. he will be sentenced in late october. he could receive life in prison.

police are look for someone who killed a music promoters in his home. someone broke into the home at 2:00 this morning. yates and the gunman exchanged fire and yates was shot. he died on the way to the hospital. so far no suspects in this case. yates was a promoter for a music group called total control band. not just big money flash and glitz, maryland leaders hope expanded gambling will bring a $200 million boost to education. the governor signed the bill to allow a new casino in prince george's county. it permits table games in all the state casinos. voters will get to decide if that happens. the issue will be on the november ballot. the race for the white house took a toxic turn today. both sides lashed out over plans for medicare. without using a direct attack.

president obama used strong language to defend against lies about his plan. in ohio political analysts say that mitt romney responded to what he calls the negative tone of the obama campaign. >> they are being dishonest about my plan. >> so mr. president, take your campaign of division and anger and hate back to chicago. >> according to the congressional budget office both mr. obama and paul ryan's plans would slow medicare growth by $700 billion but would not cut benefits. more than 70 wildfires are burning tonight. 13 states are affected. here's the scene outside seattle washington. more than 70 homes destroyed and hundreds are in danger. many have been told to pack up and leave their homes. the fire is 10% contained. a similar scene in idaho and

nevada. in california hundreds of people were allowed back in their homes after progress was made against a wildfire there. dry conditions are taking a toll on crops. the u.s. department of agriculture says that a family of four will pay $615 more on groceries last year. the loss to farmers is worse. the industry is taking an $18 billion hit. 65% of the population is living in a state affected by the drought. an extra set of eyes will be watching the roads when students head back to school this month. frederick county maryland will be the first in the state to have their buses equipped with cameras to record drivers who go past them illegally. violators face a $125 fine. before this, the bus drivers had to record violators manually. a day on the water ends in tragedy. a mishap that killed a woman on

vacation in south florida. a fast food manager is a hero tonight. why he risked his life to pull a police officer out of a burning car. grab your power ball tickets.

a parasailing ride end in tragedy as a woman's harness broke dropping her 20 stories

into the water. the boat was towing the woman and her husband. they found the woman face down in the water and tried to revive her with cpr. the couple was from connecticut on vacation. unbelievable injuries to a small dog and police in new york are looking for the person who threw this puppy from a moving car over the weekend. the dog suffered a broken neck. someone saw what happened and called for help and the vets are nursing the puppy back to health. he is malnourished and has dozens of bite marks around his neck. a burger king manager in fairfax county says he just did what he hopes anyone would do for him when he pulled an officer from a burning car. he drove up to an explosion and found two cars engulfed in flames. taylor ran up to what he later realized was a police cruiser

and found an officer alive inside. >> he told me to get away. so when he said that, that let me know right then and there he's not going anywhere. this guy has a lot of life here. >> he and another man pulled the man to safety. the driver of the other vehicle died. it's the story that everyone is talking about today. the winning numbers to the $320 million power ball were selected. the power ball fever was felt across the country. here are tonight's winning numbers. check it out, 56, 27, 46, 6, 51, and the powerball number is 21. >> got a powerball. >> none of the above. >> i got a power ball. >> you will be with us for a few

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don't you worry. off to weather. hitting the lottery tonight, believe it or not as far as the weather is concerned. 86 degrees is the high temperature. 73 was the morning low. but that 86 is one degree shy of the average high of 87. today is the first day below average in 24 days. more than three weeks we have seen plenty of temperatures in the mid- to upper-90s. fortunately for us that trend seems to be over at least for now. looking a it the numbers, 78 degrees, winds out of the north at 7 miles an hour. the dew point is at 64. but temperatures are going to begin to fall. look at where they are in the 60s back to the west. 66 in winchester. 66 in frederick and gaithersburg. if you live around i-81 or areas to the west, watch out for fog

as you make your way out and about the rest of the evening tonight. on the radar picture we are seeing clear skies. no rain to talk about. but we will see shower activity. this is what we saw earlier today with the rain up there toward new york. the storms moving off the coast and behind it is clearing skies and cooler weather. after the cool down tonight we warm up with the sunshine. many areas in the upper 80s to around 90 with all that sun but with lower humidity it should be a pleasant afternoon. and friday evening we see another frontal boundary. it will be a warm and humid day. some of the storms on friday will have the potential to be strong and severe. we could see a good amount of storms here. we'll have to wait to see about friday. but tonight and tomorrow morning

you will notice a difference. low 60s back to the north and west and back down to the south and west. 70 in washington. very nice numbers when you wake up tomorrow morning. you might feel a chill in the air. mostly clear and a great start. cool in the suburbs. winds on the light side. tomorrow, mostly sunny, low humidity, 86 to 91. a great day to take lunch outdoors and a better evening tomorrow night. if you are heading to the beaches, thursday and friday look great. saturday and potentially sunday could be stormy. if you are thinking of heading to the beaches this weekend leave now and enjoy the next couple days. this weekend is looking cooler here. 82 on saturday, 82 on sunday. next week, temperatures in the 80s with sunshine. this could be the coolest trend we've seen in about two months. after the summer that we've had already i think we need it. >> a cooling trend sounds

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nats winding up their road trip in strong fashion. we don't need our glasses to see this. >> i have something to hold up here. i think you know what this means. 139 1/3. he pitches the nationals past the giants. if you are keeping track at home

you can add another one, six innings to his totals that makes 139 1/3 innings. he has been carrying a big stick lately. and he uses it up out and gone. a 434-foot shot to right center and the nationals are up 4-2. bottom three, strasburg now facing buster posey. sit down mr. posey. one of seven ks for strasburg. the nats get a 6-4 win. they are 8-2 on this road trip. >> strauss was strauss. he threw the ball great and got stronger as the game went on. and another great outing. cap off a great road trip. o's hosting the red sox tonight. birds up 3-2 in the sixth. two men on for mark reynolds. he rips it deep to left.

ma orioles take the 5-2 lead. they win it 5-3 over boston. i love this shot. they have won 12 of the last 16. i'm so glad we got that in. tampa bay and seattle and a crowning achievement for the man they call king felix. top eight, curveball striking out everyone longoria. rays were swinging all over that pitch all afternoon. ninth inning, one out to shawn rodriguez. 27 up, 27 down, seattle wins 1-0. the third perfect game of the season. the washington redskins gave up a lot to give rg3, but the

skins are seeing quality production out of their late rounders in the pre-season. they have given adam gettis opportunities. getting time with the first team. number 46, alfred morris is expected to get a lot of carries this weekend. and richard crawford right there, a good start but only the beginning of what mike shanahan wants to see from his young guys. >> you are hoping improvement each week, having the ability to be with these rookies through the otas and watch as much film as we did. they are further ahead than most rookies. but until they are in game situations you are not sure how they would react. and finally bad news out of college park. maryland head coach announcing that c.j. brown is out for the season. he tore his acl in non-contact

drills. they will have a freshman quarterback. we'll see who it will be. >> feel bad for him and the team. >> it's 139 1/3. 180 is the limit.

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