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jackie is in hyattsville with reaction from people in the neighborhood. jackie? >> reporter: people who live in this neighborhood are outraged. >> it gets me angry knowing that fact, that i can't come outside and just be relaxed. i have to worry about things like this. it's not right. >> reporter: carlos is a volunteer firefighter who says he was horrified to hear what he immediately knew were gunshots near his home around 1:00 this afternoon. >> we heard gunshots, right? when we went outside, we just saw the body. that was pretty traumatizing. >> reporter: police say two residents of a nearby home for people with intellectual and physical disabilities were walking to greendale park. they passed a parked car with two people inside. police say words were exchanged between one of the group home residents and someone in

car pulled a gun and fatally shot him. police tell us that witnesses say the other person in the car appeared shocked by what happened and got out and tried to help the victim. >> i'm reaching out to that person directly. i'm asking you, and if this person has reached out to you and told you this story, reach out to us. you're not directly accountable for this, but you know what happened. and this person who would do this, that's a dangerous person. >> reporter: at this time police have not released any information about the make and model of the vehicle they're looking for or any description of the people inside. live in hyattsville, jackie benson, news4. a packed house tonight for a more detailed look at plans to refurbish the westwood shopping center in bethesda. hundreds of people showed up to ask questions and sound off on the project. it includes renovating the shopping centernd

the montgomery county council approved the project unanimously last month despite strong opposition from some neighbors who fear the area will become too crowded. another nice day today. second day in a row we've hit 87 degrees. that was actually at 11:30 this morning. temperatures then came down as we saw some clouds and even a shower or two from d.c. down to the waldorf area. for the most part, most of us remain dry. 89 in frederick, 89 in culpeper. a little cooler in the east and that's the way it will be tomorrow, too. taking the bike, the bus, the car, no issues. 70 degrees with some cloud cover tomorrow. there is a slight chance of a shower tomorrow, but all in all, i think tomorrow will be a better day. storms coming up on friday and then a half and half weekend. one of those days may be kind of

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julie williams and lolly lyman were found murdered at their camping lodge. the fbi still does not classify it as a cold case. >> reporter: a place of tranq l tranquility and beauty transformed into a scene of horror. on june 1st, 1996, the bodies of julieanne williams and lolly williams were found. two decades later, their killer is still at large. >> i bristle at the term cold case. >> reporter: adam lee is the special agent in charge of the fbi's richmond division. he says julie and lolly's murders still considered an active investigation. >> we will stop at nothing to find justice in the case and until we have exhausted every means. i know it's been 20 years, but we continue toh

to exploit the existing evidence and try and obtain new evidence. julie and lolly are not forgotten in the richmond division of the fbi. >> reporter: that comes as welcome news to tom williams, julie's dad. hopes have been raised and then dashed many times for the v victi victims' families. one man was charnged with their murders. it was classified as a hate crime, using rights of targeting the women because they were lesbians. two years later, when evidence at the murder scene failed to match rice, the charges were dropped. so is rice still a person of interest? >> though i can't talk about any individual in the case, i can tell you that nobody has been exonerated in the case. >> reporter: and advances in dna technology could now provide new information. >> the ability to

items of evidence down to the molecular level is far advanced now from where we were 20 years ago. >> reporter: julie's dad reflecting more on his daughter at this sobering benchmark. back in 1996, she was a recently graduated geologist who loved the outdoors and already had traveled abroad to help indigenous people. until there is an arrest, he worries there could be more victims. >> whoever the murderer was, if he hasn't murdered before, he will again. and i think that's of concern certainly to me, personally, as it is, i'm sure, to everybody. >> reporter: the fbi reviews its progress in the case every 90 days, keeping the u.s. attorney's office in the loop. >> these were two young women in the prime of their lives, julie williams and lolly winans, so their family not to rest until justice is served. >> reporter: there are now two updated posters that can

circulated through social media. some scary news tonight. if you're in the market for a new car, believe it or not, automakers are still selling new vehicles with those potentially faulty takata airbags which led to the biggest recall in american history. the exploding airbags have killed 10 people in the u.s. and injured more than 100. federal regulators have approved the sale in vehicles with the defective airbags as a temporary measure because of replacement of parts that use inflated designs. the autos that still use the airbags will have to be recalled eventually, but they don't go bad for at least six years. a fort washington preschool employee will have to stay in jail for her designer

scheme. she bought hundreds of bags and imitation on line. she constantly returned the bags to the store for refunds to collect more money. investigators told the judge they found 572 bags at her apartment and several packages she had sent to her job at the p padeau montessori school in prince georges county. the united way is helping hundreds of non-profits raise money. nbc4 is a partner and we're all hoping to help local groups dedicated to serving our community. find out more on our nbc washington app. we're waiting to find out about some more hot weather. maybe some relief, huh, doug? >> temperatures right around 79 degrees. temperatures today 5 to 10 degrees above average after the month of may was

the most part. starting off june on a good note. even yesterday, the end of may, we were sitting at 87. 88 degrees towards hagerstown. the heat was on especially back to the west. and tomy expect all these numbers along the east coast to be a lot cooler, at least by about five degrees. the reason, we still have the remnants of tropical storm bonnie to the south. it still looks like a very healthy storm. it's not a depression. the tropical storm could become one again as it makes its way to the north. it will provide more onshore flow and to the west we have more moisture, too. we'll have a squeeze play of moisture. that means more clouds tomorrow. speaking of bonnie, hurricane season starts today officially. we already had two storms, alex in january, and bonnie. the next storm will be colin. both of those even before the season started. tonight not a bad night.

74 degrees. it was humid earlier. not too humid now. the heat index not a problem. 75 leesburg, 77 quantico. maybe some light fog in some areas. heads up there, but i'm not too worried about that. the radar all clear. i expect it to be that way most of the day tomorrow. future weather showing you what's happening. 8:00 a.m. tomorrow, this computer model is saying sacked in. i think we may get some breaks. i don't think it will be cloudy all day, i think we'll see some sunshine but i also think we'll be dry for the most part. west of 81, i expect that to be the case until 6:00. along 66 we could see some rain around 6:00, but most of us dry all day long. the clouds will be the only difference between yesterday and today, temperatures slightly cooler. 80 at :0

4:00. the pool forecast, if you're getting out to the pool. friday, rain, thunderstorms, especially in the evening. saturday is the pool day. sunday not expecting much of a pool day at all. so saturday is the day to look forward to. also that's beach day on saturday, too. here's a chance of rain on friday night. saturday gorgeous. 82 degrees on sunday. again, sunday a pretty good chance of that rain and thunder during the day. most likely early. we could get by with an okay evening and then, jim henley, take a look at next monday, tuesday and wednesday. >> i'm loving it. >> some really nice weather as high pressure starts to build back in. >> playing hooky. >> think about it. >> i'm in. coming up, the

carol is blinding us with her hardware tonight. to what do we owe this honor? >> we don't get to see this that often. it's a big heavy trophy. this is a community golf tournament and it was my community where i live, holy redeemer. take that, blessed sacrament. all for the kid, but i thought it would get us off on a winning note tonight. it's our hood ornament for sports. >> we're finally winners. the washington nationals have their longest winning streak in a month, four straight wins, even more impressive,

games up now. the best part of winning, it's fun. a philly fa nanatic sneaking up the nats coach. when the fanatic messes with the coach, they make him pay. the buffalo crushes this one. four rbi for ramos. nats up 5-0. two batters later, it's espinosa. espy with a deep center. back to back win games. max sherzer on the mound. caesar menendez chasing. then in the 7th, chasing peter borges. this pitch just gorgeous! thank you. 11 strikeouts, two allowed. nats with their fifth sweep of the season after the 7-2 victory.

then in the second here, you're watching it, how about we order up another? away? way. that was a deep shot to the left. five home runs in 11 innings. skip ahead to the 7th. the catcher comes through. two runs come to score on the single. o's go on to win 13-9. day five of redskins otas. practice without pads and cousins showing the confidence of a quarterback who has command of his team. but, you know, number 8 always aware of where number 24 is lurking. josh norman, the redskins free agent, impressing everybody with his skills. not a shocker, though, but his intensity at practice has been a pleasant surprise. >> his true character is his work ethic, is his passion. he wants to be great and he wants to make his teammates around him great.

if i beat myself. nothing. so i got to continue to work hard each and every day out here on this field where nobody else is watching or looking. i got to still come out here and give it, because that's the next step it takes to get to my ultimate goal, and that is to win the super bowl, help the team do that. >> love hearing

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