blood spilled in the district. five shootings in one day, just hours apart. >> we are just horrified by what we saw today. gas customers i

owing hundreds of dollars after not receiving the bills they signed up for. plenty of sunshine on our monday, but waking up to tuesday with rain. we're tracking it right now on storm team 4 radar. news 4 at 11:00, starts now. it's been a violent day in our city. >> d.c. officials say it's a level of violence that is just not acceptable. i'm jim handly. >> two people are dead and the community wants answer. we have team coverage tonight of what's happening here in the district and what's being done about it. >> we begin tonight with shomari stone who spoke with the chief. >> reporter: the mayor says this is horrific. she is horrified by what happened. five shootings, two people died, all in one day. let me show you a map of what we're talking about here. four of these shootings occurred in southeast d.c. one was in northwest d.c.

areas in these neighborhoods are very upset. some are even scared tonight. that's what they told me. let's roll some video of the scene. police were called to the 4800 block of texas avenue southeast and found the body of a man in the alley between a valayer owe gas station. and then they were called to 49th street southeast, there they found a woman unconscious and not breathing. witnesses said she was walking to her house when six shots were fired. police say these two scenes are related. now unrelated in northwest d.c., a man was grazed by a bullet and is going to be okay. and earlier there were two other shootings in southeast d.c. both of those victims survived. we asked mayor bowser and chief

>> we are horrified by the violence we saw today. it's a level of violence not acceptable in our city. and we are going to put every single resource, police and otherwise in the neighborhoods to get rid of this violence. >> reporter: what do you say to some folks watching this who have information but quite frank lay are scared to come forward. >> we need people to talk to us. there's ways you can talk to us anonymously. we have our text tip line. you can call, 727-9099. the way we have been able to take violent offenders off the street is because people talk to us. >> reporter: indeed, police urge anyone with information to give them a call. authorities have not released the names of the victims in these cases. it is still under investigation. they have also not released names of any suspects or persons of interest. they're actively working these cases. i'm shomari stone,

community activist in the capitol hill neighborhood is suing the u.s. justice department over crime. she desperately wants answers and says she's just not getting them. news 4's jackie benson joins us from a street southeast. >> reporter: a terrible crime that happened on this street last year was part of the motivation for this. he should have been in jail. news 4 first reported last november that 21 year old antwon pitt was charged with a shocking crime. a woman was raped and the person cut off his ankle monitor two weeks before. >> i'm not going to have any of my residents become victims because of your incompetence. and i'm going to us the word incompetence, because if you don't know how many people you're prosecuting you don't kho

>> reporter: denise krep says they suspect many responsible for the increase in crime go through a rye involving door of justice and are quickly back on the streets. months of unsatisfied requesting for that information have left her no choice but to sue for it, she says. >> we're second-class citizens, because the federal government controls this information. in most places the governor, the mayor controls the district attorney. we do not. >> reporter: now the man in custody facing trial for what happened here had a court appearance today. he is being held without bond. until this next court appearance. live in southeast washington, jackie benson. new at 11:00, chopper 4 was at the scene of this head-on collision between a car and pickup truck in prince georges county on old alec and dree yeah road in fenton. at least one of the occupants had life-threatening injuries.

flown to the hospital. you know by now, don't get used to it. >> storm team four tracking radar and rain, and it could affect our morning commute. what's bad news, doug? >> that's it exactly. that rain coming in during the day tomorrow as nice as this afternoon was. highs in the mid to upper 60s tomorrow. we go back into the cold, wet and dreary type of day. it's making its way into cincinnati, memphis. all of this moisture moving into our region, and it will be here by tomorrow morning. that morning commute is going to be a rough one. 52 degrees with rain falling. in the afternoon, showers possible, 58, a high of 58, a very chilly day. it's not just the umbrella but the jacket too because of the cold. we do get better late in the

good 24-48 hour period. to politics now and another big primary election day. democratic voters head to the polls in oregon and kentucky. hillary clinton and bernie sanders are fighting for every last vote. news 4's chris lawrence is here with a look at what's at stake. >> the night before voters go to the polls in two states, bernie sanders and hillary clinton are going all in to win kentucky, but clinton is direct being hin attacks at donald trump. >> abolishing the va? privatizing the va? we have a solemn obligation to our veterans, and i will honor that obligation, as the president and commander in chief. >> clinton is in kentucky for the fourth straight night and spending money on ads. the delegates could push her closing to clenching the nomination, but she doesn't see much chance of tha

some of his biggest crowds. sanders is campaigning in puerto rico which doesn't vote until next month. he railed against the island's debt crisis and demanded that congress authorize emergency loans. >> billionaire hedge fund managers have been calling for even more austerity in puerto rico. austerity will not solve this crisis. >> now over on the republican side, governor john kasich ruled out a third party run and said he wouldn't even consider being trump's vice president unless he had a major change in tone. >> thank you, chris. politics and parking come to a crossroads here at sixth and t streets in the district. take a look. news 4's tom sherwood tweeted this photo of a "no trump anytime" siechb

sticker on the back. talking about mysterious skywriting appearing above you in virginia. >> now we know who was behind it and why no one could understand it. our media partners at wtop learned the airline pilots association commissioned the skywriting, but there was a typo. it should have read deny nai, that stands for norwegian airlines. they have launched a campaign to keep the budget air carrier from operating in the u.s. metro is reducing train speeds to help reduce the risk of smoke and fire incidents. trains have been ordered to leave stations more slowly on the red line between grovener and new pine circle. on the orange line and on the silver blue lines between roslyn and benning roads. the engineer was

they say that's what the national transportation safety board will announce tomorrow was the cause of that deadly amtrak derailment in philadelphia a year ago. it was going more than double the speed limit when it rounded a curve and careened off the tracks this week last may. they will present their final report tomorrow in d.c. eight people were killed, more than 200 injured in the derailment. the summer travel season fast approaching and nightmare wait times continue at the understaffed tsa checkpoints. >> on sunday, nearly 450 passengers missed their flights with american at o'hare airport in chicago because they were stuck in lines that were longer than two hours. tsa's problems have caused tens of thousands of travelers to miss their flights across the country. one tsa whistle-blower says morale among screeners is at rock bottom. >> poor

accountability. lack of a plan b for this summer and lack of trust. >> the tsa union says 600 new officers are needed as soon as possible. meanwhile, they say 200 graduate each week but 117 quit each week. the washington monument will be back open tomorrow. it's been out of service since saturday. once again, it was because of an issue with the elevator. this is at least the tenth time in the last year that elevator problems have forced the monument to close. more and more gas customers are complaining. they haven't received electronic bills they signed up for, but they're told their accounts are delinquent. >> that's why i contacted news 4. >> what's being done about it, and when it will be fixed. silent but deadly. how half of the people who ha

s learning about a homicide in temple hills. prince georges county police say they got a call about a shooting just after 3:00 this afternoon. they found a man dead at a home on temple hill road not fash from cross land high school. right now police aren't saying if they have any suspects or a motive of. now at 11:00, has it happened to you, nbc 4 responds to an ongoing e-billing problem at washington gas. susan hogan has the story, and it's not the first time she's reported on this issue. >> we first reported some washington gas customers

february. but even after the gas company told us it was close to being fixed we're now in may, and viewers continue to contact us with complaints. >> i wouldn't think it was delinquent, they've never sent me a bill. >> reporter: bob tillman says he has not received a gas bill since january. he usually pays his bill using the electronic billing system. >> i get an electronic bill every month, and all i have to do is click on it and the bank sends the payment. it's worked seamlessly f lly fo multiple years. >> reporter: until he heard about a co-worker. and he gave them a call. they told him he was delinquent and owed $416. >> good news, they didn't disconnect me. >> reporter: but that wasn't the case at amy wolens' home. >> i have no pousch, no gas coming through.

turned it off. she said since signing up for e-bill, she's never received a bill. >> i paid my last bill, i guess paper bill, in october. >> reporter: and about $600 later. >> i paid all the months prior before they would hook me up. the very next day i got a call from a neighbor. and she was very upset, the exact same story. >> reporter: both bob and amy say they never received any kind of notice from washington gas about its e-bill problems. so just like we did in february, nbc 4 responds reached out again to waington gas. it told us in part, it sent notification to affected users and offered alternative ways to make payments. it said errors in the migration sum existing customer profiles to the new platform caused problems. washington gas says it's on track to resolve remaining issues this week. in the meantime, the company says it will not charge any late fees.

4, i remembered a story that y'all did back in the winter, gee, i would have thought this would have all been fixed by now. >> washington gas tells nbc 4 responds within the week it also asked us to pass along its sincere apologies. it says it has fallen short for its customers. susan hogan. news 4. news for your health now, and the new warning about something called silent heart attacks. the study found that 45% of all heart attacks don't have classic symptoms. 45%. and people who have had one are three times more likely to die from heart disease. symptoms of a silent heart attack can include sudden indigestion, fatigue and shortness of breath. he could handle lightning, but the wind? that's another story. a 160 year old bronze statue of ben franklin came tumbling down in boston when high winds push

franklin's head cracked the concrete. the city is coming up with a repair plan now. >> poor ben. that's some serious wind, doug, to knock over ben franklin. >> that was yesterday's wind. they saw 40, 50-mile-per-hour wind gusts. >> and cold, too. >> and we break out sunshine. you think we're heading in the right direction. >> that's what we were hoping. >> ware're not doing that at al. we're going right back into the rain and cold tomorrow. and you'll need the coat. temperatures outside right now, 59 degrees, we may not get to 59 all day tomorrow. winds are out of the south, and they will be shifting as the rain moves in. 59 in frederick, 56 towards dulles, which set a record low. the coldest at 46 degrees. something else to talk about. hurricane preparedness all week this week. on

i've been hooking at the past hurricane seasons, this year, i think, will be a little above average. i'm going for 14 named storms, eight hurricanes, three of them could be major hurricanes. i don't anticipate much along our coastline. but watch for the last week of august. every year i looked at did have something in that week. 52 degrees when you wake up tomorrow, take the umbrella. showers if not just plain rain. 3:00, to 4:00, maybe a shower or two, but a break in the rain. cool, 58 degrees. nothing on the radar now. and you can see the clouds starting to move on in from the west. we'll do a widening, even farther to the west, here's the rain making its way our way, a couple of systems going to come together right over us, and take a look at future weather, nothing tonight. how about 8:00 tomorrow morning. a lot of rain coming in.

8:00 for that morning rush. back towards 66 and now 50, around 10:00, still dealing with the rain. how about noon? yeah, still raining around noon, even 1:00, 2:00, and by 5:00 starting to pull out. so we do see a little bit of lightning as far as the rain is concerned but still some showers tomorrow night. even into wednesday morning we have a chance for rain. so we're going to watch out for that very closely. hour by hour, rain at 7:00, rain at 10:00, showers at 1:00, cool at 4:00, still dealing with some light showers, but only in the 50s. that is one nasty mid-may day. thursday and friday are great. 71 thursday, 73 on friday, and we're moving in the right direction, right? >> right. >> well, another storm comes in on saturday and sunday. >> no. no. >> back down into the 50s.

developing. that could mean another slow-moving storm. so i'm even full of more good n news. right now i'm planning on doing something outside on thursday. >> thanks, doug. coming up, redskins quarterback kirk cousins talking about expectations for a possible long-term contract. first, check out who's playing games with jimmy fallon tonight, it's bryce harper. >> this is a type of stretching. down washed dog. >> yoga. >> pilates. >> you have trophi

this is the xfinity sports desk, brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. all right, dave's here talking contracts and kirk cousins. >> we were talking budget hotels, and now we're going to talk millions of dollars. deadlines and commitments. we all have them. the nfl does, too. in the courtship of kirk cousins, they may not have a deadline, but that doesn't mean that three aren't committed. july 15th is the deadline to sign cousins, or he will go into 2016 on a one-year deal for the franchise tag number of $19.9 million. >> nothing's promised to you. whether it's a one-year deal or a ten-year deal,

go out and prove it every game, so i feel very stabilized in my role and just excited to take advantage of the opportunity i have before me, which is a phenomenal opportunity. >> it's a big contract, and a position that's important to us, and he wants to be in an organization he feels very passionate about. we'll figure it out. we'll get something figured out. >> okay. >> don't worry. >> don't worry. >> i hate when people tell me that. they were at the resort today, the linebackers, coaches, helped raise over $500,000 for the leukemia and lymphoma society. and he wasn't too worried about losing the long-drive contest. speaking of on camera, great day for everyone involved in, yeah, that's our very own carol maloney. and there's more carol to come up. it might not be that good a shot. >> all right. on another coue

for the upcoming quicken loans national in bethesda. this year, the tenth anniversary of the tournament that woods has hosted since 2007, he took some swings after undergoing back surge surgery. >> the overriding question i keep hearing, when are you coming back? when are you playing? i get it all the time. if i knew, i'd tell you, because it would be fun to know. it'd be nice to know that i am going to play on such and such a date, but i don't know. >> from the links to the ice, to the ice. tampa came back from two down to forced overtithe time. seconds into overtime, sydney crosby puts this into the net, crosby snaps an eight-game streak. a 3- 2 win o

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