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going to be a long, drawn out procedure. >> why they say this ride did what it was supposed to do. a gunman shot and kelled a 2-year-old girl. and a crash put a race car driver in an unwanted spotlight. i'm chris lawrence. there are some serious questions for six flags tonight after riders were stranded in the air for hours. more than 20 people went to the park today and ended up on a roller coaster ride they'll never forget. seven kids, 17 adults, stuck on a stalled ride in suburban maryland. most were sitting upright, but some tilted sideways, 75 feet off the ground. firefighters had to climb up the

track and strap the cars down to keep them from moving. >> where it was sitting, gravity takes control. there's no brakes in that port of the track. >> he looked the riders in the eye and let them know it won't be quick or easy. >> we'll get you down as soon as we possibly can, but it's going to be a long and drawn out procedure. >> the joker's jinx is only supposed to last 75 seconds. firefighters had to bring them water and umbrellas to protect them from the sun. >> when you release restraint on individual cars, everybody in that car is in a released position. we can't allow that to happen. >> rescuers had to go car by car to individually harness each rider, then release the ride's restraint and pull them off safely. >> they just wanted to get off there, and they had no problem getting to our towers. >> paramedics checked out all 24

riders, and no one needed to go to the hospital. the ride had been going 60 miles per hour when it stalled. they released a statement saying while we are not yet sure what performed the stoppage, the ride performed as it was supposed to. it has a computerized safety system. if it detects a problem it can cause the ride to stop. it won't run again until six flags completes an investigation into what went wrong. this is now the second time this month that six flags has had to deal with its roller coasters leaving riders stuck in the air. just last weekend in new jersey a ride lost power just as riders reached the peak 230 feet in the air. those riders had to carefully walk down the access stairs. the but no one was h there either. our coverage of today's rescue won't stop here. we'll have raw video of the

story online. we're following two developing stories in prince georges county. they're investigating a woman's death. she was shot and killed along sycamore lane, right down the road from the census bureau. police haven't released her name but don't believe it was a random shooting. they're offering an award for information. a crime that even police are having a hard time understanding. someone shot into a town home in landover and ended up killing a 2-year-old girl. now investigators may have some key evidence in their hands. news 4's darcy spencer is live with the latest developments. >> rerter: it is definitely a tough story for everyone involved. we are live. the investigation is continuing down the street from here. police are sell looking for the man who shot and killed that little girl who was just about one month shy of her 3rd

birthday. police have secured some videotape they're hoping will help with the investigation. as night fell police continued their search for a gunman who took the life of a 2-year-old girl. earlier police recovered video from a crime camera just up the street from where the girl was killed in her own home. that video could show who pulled the trigger. >> little bit of a shock that something like this happened in broad daylight. >> reporter: this man lives next door. he also has a 2-year-old. he was not at home when the shooting happened. he received a frantic call from his dad. >> it hits really close to home. to be next door, and then to have a 2-year-old. things like this shouldn't happen at all. >> reporter: police say the girl was not the intended target. two men had been fighting outside the house. one returned with a gun and shot multiple times into the house where he believed the man had

gone. >> one of those rounds make it is inside and strikes this girl. >> reporter: the little girl was in an upstairs bedroom. >> so sad, 2-year-old innocent young one. really sad. only thing we can do is pray for that family. >> reporter: pam avery lives up the street and has complained to police about crime in the neighborhood. >> why would you start shooting in the middle of the day, i'm coming home from church to hear a child has been killed in her home. that's deplorable. >> reporter: they are hoping that the man will be found or turn himself in and face the consequences for taking the life of an innocent little girl who should have been safe in her home on a sunday afternoon. >> it's sickening, man, it's too much opportunity for people to be out here shooting each other. >> reporter: crime stoppers is offering up to $25,000 for reward money for helping solve this case.

looking overseas right now. israel and hamas are beginning a new truce after both parties accepted a 72-hour cease-fire. negotiators in egypt brokered the deal and cleared the way for humanitarian aid to get into gaza. now they can start talking about a long-term truce. this is the second time in less than a week that both sides agreed to a cease-fire, but the last one fell apart within hours. a lot of people in our area are hoping this peace can hold. and some are holding a silent vigil outside holocaust museum. some were trying to draw attention to the number of palestinians killed in the conflict, nearly 2,000 people have been killed. there's been no break to the violence in iraq. it's so bad the state department has started evacuating u.s. personnel. they've already cleared out the consulate in erbil.

the u.s. military launched more strikes, taking out key mortar positions that belong to isis. religious refugees are making their way to the syrian border. a roadway was opened for them. but thousands of others may still be trapped. the yazidis are relying on aid that's being dropped from helicopters. this is new video of that operation. isis has threatened genocide against this group. militants have killed at least 500 yazidi. isis buried some alive and took hundreds of the women as slaves. tonight, the racing world is oss of a promising yuck driver, kevin ward junior was run over last night by tony stewart. the crash happened on a dinlly lit race track in upstate new york. the two drivers collided and smashed ward's car. he was angry, got out of the car

to confront stewart. and that's when stewart came around on another lap and hit him. stewart says there are no words to describe how sad he is. he's cooperating with the police investigation. >> there is no evidence in hand, or no facts that would support a criminal charge or support criminal intent on the part of anybody. >> ward's family says they need time to grieve and are asking for privacy. they thanked eaveryone for thei prayers and support. new tonight, people were surprised to find their car also been vandalized miles within each other. windows were smashed and tires were slashed of 50 caris. they don't think they were trying to steal anything. anger and cries to kill the

police, that's what was shouted after the shooting of a teenager. a 18 year old was shot and killed during a confrontation saturday. it started with a physical confrontation inside a police car and spilled out into the street with the officer shot the teenager multiple times. >> one of the questions was, was the other subject, the deseedant, the 18 year old armed with a hand gun, a rifle, any type of weapon at the time. the answer is no. the genesis of this was a physical confrontation. >> while the race of the officer has not been released, it's a predominantly black town and emotions are running high. the naacp says it plans to launch its own investigation. crews have just started a major repaving project on georgetown pike from the beltway to spring vail road in great falls. they'll do the work overnight. and it's going to take about two

months to finish. the road will not be shut down. but d.-dot is urging drivers to take alternate routes at night. hey, chuck. >> good evening to you, there's a live picture from our tower camera. there's the full moon rising up in our sky now. a lot of you have sent in great pictures. emily rich spent this one in of a spooky super moon she says. your monday morning, be ready for patchy fog first thing. we'll be in the mid-70s by 9:00 in the morning. it's going to be a warm day, but clouds will be on the increase. more cool air coming, plus some more super moon pictures. see you in a few. here's a question. is it productive or dangerous? the new details that could reignite debate here in washington over a controversial pipeline.

plus. i'm not taking the flag down, and i'm not afraid of somebody who hides behind an unlisted phone and calls me at 3:00 in the morning. >> one restaurant owner makes a statement that has him dealing with death threats tonight. and as the kids head back to school, we'll tell you how you can save a few bucks as you get ready for the big day. it's not a lazy night in sports. we'll grant you access to one rookie catching the coach's eye, while robert griffin iii is making dreams come true. no raining on rory mcilroy's parade. parade. all that and much more after thí

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it is a living tribute to our military veterans. today dozens of volunteers came together to build this memorial, a 16-foot long wall filled with more than 1,000 flowers. the wall is dedicated to post 9-11 veterans and will be on display at arlington national cemetery until september 11. a local restauranter is getting death threats. he got a call after the flag went up outside bennie's bar and grill. we have his story new at 11:00. >> reporter: on the streets of the nation's capitol, fervent debate and protests, but not so much in the suburbs. >> this is america. >> reporter: and this is potomac. and this is bennie. this flag someone has a problem with.

>> i put the flag out monday. monday night i received a phone call. >> reporter: and you can probably guess that 3:00 ringup wasn't just to say hello. >> the caller was telling me he was going to kill me if i didn't take the flag down. >> very disappointed in the fact that we still have people in the 21st century who could take exception to someone exercising their freedom of speech, religion, et cetera. >> to threaten people with their lives just on religious basis is ridiculous to me. >> reporter: another patron who conditions want to go on camera said wheel they didn't agree with the israeli actions in gaza they respected his right to display the flag and his opinion. >> i think it's a cowardly act. >> reporter: you see his grandfather's a long time washingtonen. and he has stories in his past that parallel what's going on now. he owned a d.c. restaurant that

welcomed everybody while most of d.c. was segregated. >> he received a visit from the lee c local klan. >> reporter: but police say they are looking into this incident. >> i'm not taking the flag down, and i'm not afraid of somebody who hides behind an unlisted phone and calls me at 3:00 in the morning. >> reporter: derek ward. there are new concerns about the keystone pipeline. it could produce nearly four times the pollution the government claims it will. it would carry oil from canada to texas. emissions could be 110 million metric tons per year. the state department's estimate was 30 million tons. researchers say the government did not account for the fact that additional oil from the pipeline will cause a drop in oil prices. they claim that will lead to more consumption and eventually

more pollution. shopping for shoes and clothes in maryland is going to be a little cheaper this week. maryland's tax-prewefree week b today. you get a break on clothing and footwear under $100. while you're out there shopping, you might want to fill up your tank this week as well. gas prices in the d.c. metro region are down 5 cents this week. the price for regular is less than last year. and by comparison, prices in the dmv are 2 cents below the national average. you want to take a look at the sky, because super moon is something to see. >> pull safely off the road or once you get to your driveway. >> or use your moon roof. >> beautiful night outside. a little more cloud cover than we would have liked for full

moon viewing. but some of our shutterbugs have been hard at work on your sunday evening. looks good out there this evening. temperatures are mild. mostly in the 70s, still. and some of the great pictures that have come in to me on twitter, how about this one, erica carr, here in niagara false, new york. here's the falls right here. cynthia hobgood got this great shot of the full moon with a temporarily clear sky over her house. and james kersey got this great shot of it as well. so send me your twitter pictures at chuckbell4 and i'll send you some retweet love. winds are out of the south at 8 miles per hour. annapolis is at 76. but down into southern prince georges county, 69 degrees

there, 68 in thurmont, maryland. mid to low 60s in the suburbs, upper 60s in the capitol beltway. and for tomorrow, it indeed is going to be a very low impact on your day tomorrow. increasing cloud, the risk of showers, but not until late in the day. your weather impact tomorrow, nice and low. tuesday will not be a low impact. that looks like it will be a rainy and somewhat stormy day. full sunshine early in the morning. temperatures in the 60s. 83 at lunch time with a partly cloudy sky, and rain chances move in almost immediately after the sun goes down at 8:00. here's where all the moisture is across the ohio valley and deep south. that's going to be pushed in our direction by a cold front that's arriving here. so monday night through wednesday morning, that's going to be our best chance to see some rain.

just ground clutter on storm team 4 radar right now. a quiet start tomorrow morning. clouds building by 6:00 tomorrow evening. rain chances starting to sneak into the shenandoah valley by 11:00 tomorrow night. most of our evening should be dry. but by early morning tuesday, tuesday morning commute, rain chances moving in quickly, ranging from lunch time to supper time at least. some could produce locally heavy rain. we'll be here to track it for you. here's your seven-day forecast. a very nice week is coming. most of your monday will be dry. tuesday will be just about a wash out. but the rain's out of here early, early, early wednesday morning, and another serious mid-summer cold front takes the heat, haze and humidity out of here for wednesday night, thursday, friday, saturday, and the early lean on next week, it looks like a good one. >> i'm looking forward to next

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this is the x fenity sports desk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. now i am in no way calling chuck bill murray. but it feels a lot like groundhog day. >> it doesn't matter how good the nationals are playing, how poorly the braves are playing, atlanta just has their number for some strange reason. every time the nationals and braves go down to the wire, that was the case again. this time it was the nationals that made a key mistake that cost them the game. gio gonzalez made his mark

tonight. ian desmondesmond. he goes opposite field off alex wood. that's his 19th home run of the season. the nats are up 1-0. later on in the bottom of the fifth, we're tied at one. gee yoe gonzalez in a bit of a jam. gonzalez late to cover first base. ameal yoe scores. and that helps put one on the board for atlanta. the braves go on to win this one 3-1. the nationals still lead the nl east division, three and a half games over the braves. pga championship, final round. rain delay. and rory mcilroy led and dropped three shots. he it going today. in the final round here, him ba.

gave him a share of the lead at 15 under. he would outlast mickelson to win his second pga championship. and we'll hear from mcilroy who was on fire after winning three straight tournaments. nascar, watkins glen, racing with heavy hearts today, less than 24 hours after driver kevin ward junior was struck and killed by the car driven by tony stewart. today's race won by a.j. almon dinger. he shared his thoughts on the tragedy involving kevin ward. >> this nascar community whereas a whole we're a family. when anything like that happens, it's something that you don't kind of erase and you forget about. and all of our thoughts and prayers. it may not seem like it, i wish

there was more to do, but it goes to the ward family and what happened and also goes to tony. over in football now. training camp continued down in richmond for the redskins. deangelo hall suffered a bruised back. but it does not appear to be anything serious. coming up on sports final, a lot more from the redskins, fresh off their pre-season game. alfred morse joins our round table. it's also double trouble for clark who helps bring a steelers fan. and nobody joins me on sports final. i'm solo tonight. diana's out. >> the audience. >> the audien[ mom ] when the nest gets too quiet...

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tonight on sports final, a rookie steps up while a veteran goes down in richmond. >> they carted him off just for the dramatic exit. could have walked off and made it a lot easier on me today. >> it was awesome. and while weathering the storm, rory continues to take the golf world by storm. >> we have a shining star at sunset. sounds good, doesn't it? you really want to watch. how about we ask the clarks? >> i'm ryan clark. >> and i'm ryan clark. >> and sports final starts now. welcome in to