got here literally minutes ago. we're in the unit block of new york avenue here in northeast washington. you can see that the street here is closed at the intersection with north capitol street. if you take a look up the street here, chief kathy lanier is on the scene. we're receiving reports that multiple people have been shot. we do not have further information about that at this point. we're still working to determine exactly how many people were shot and what their conditions are. but again, chief of police is here. if you take a look at our live camera, we want to show you just down the street here on north capitol street there's another scene. there's a police car here and police officers. we understand that an officer may have been hit by a car in the midst of this shooting scene. we're still working to get additional details, but we have confirmed multiple

been shot. we're trying to find out their conditions at this hour. we'll send it back to you. tonight a montgomery county high school is reeling from a tragedy. three students killed in a horrific crash just hours before their classmates were to graduate. >> this happened last night on burnt hill road in damascus. the students all juniors at clarksburg high school. chris gordon is live near the crash scene with more on how the teens are being remembered. >> reporter: well, you see behind me that police have blocked off one lane of this very dangerous stretch of road to give members of the clarksburg community room to grieve. we reached out to all three families who lost a son last night. one father not only wanted to speak with us about his son, but wanted to honor the memories of the friends his son died with in this accident. students g

their friends. it consists of flowers, footballs, and balloons. last night just after 11:30, the crash occurred on a section of burnt hill road that is downhill with tight curves. the truck left the road hitting trees. the police say the driver of the 1989 ford pickup jacob dennis had just gotten his provisional driver's license in march. >> a good kid, brand-new driver, make a mistake, have tragic consequences. it is a recipe for disaster. >> reporter: jacob dennis and his passengers were killed in the crash. they were all juniors at clarksburg high school. today after graduation ceremonies, the principal said the three friends seemed to be at the center of all school

clarksburg is about. >> loved by everyone. got along with everyone. i mean, it just happened too soon. for me, for the other families that this happened to, my heart goes out. right now it is just time for us to come together and be here for each other. >> reporter: and you're looking at a live picture of the clarksburg community doing just that, coming together. now ahead on news4 at 6:00, we will hear why the head of all crash investigations for the montgomery county police department says this accident is so similar to the one that killed his own son ryan just a few years ago and the lessons to

that's the latest live on burnt hill road. back to you. an awful twist in a domestic violence case. police say a woman trying to escape her husband's threats ran to a neighbor's house for safety, but things turned deadly when her husband went in after her. david culver is live outside the sheriff's office in culpeper with details. david? >> reporter: and tonight deputies tell me that that neighbor who tried to protect the woman from her husband is dead. so too is the suspect. it has left this community right here in culpeper, virginia, in disbelief. it began here inside this culpeper home off gray street, a home in which neighbor landon jenkins thought lived a happy couple. >> every time i seen them they was out in the yard working together. i don't know. it just kind of blows my mind that it happened up here. >> reporter: just before 9:00

last night, a domestic dispute started between willis walker and his estranged wife. >> we heard a gunshot. i guess ten minutes later cops pulled up and they blocked everything off. they told us we couldn't leave the driveway. >> reporter: walker grabbed a shotgun firing at his wife as she ran outside to a neighbor's home. >> banging on the door screaming for help. the neighbor in turn called 911 immediately. >> reporter: the neighbors a 70-year-old woman and a 74-year-old man opened the door and locked it. >> once he got into the home, he fired and killed the male occupant, 74-year-old male, in the home. >> reporter: by that point, deputies had already arrived. surrounded the home. walker allegedly had beaten his wife and stepped on the deck shotgun in hand telling the officers -- >> i've killed two. >> reporter: walker refused

put the gun down. a sergeant on scene fired one shot, killing walker. >> it is very shocking. >> reporter: landon didn't know the neighbor walker allegedly killed, but knew the suspect as a kind person. tonight the sheriff tells me that the woman who initially reported this incident, walker's wife, has been released from the hospital. she's been treated for non-life threatening injuries. police are investigating this at the state level so they can continue to look into this. >> such a tragedy there. to a developing story out of montgomery county again where some parents are finding out tonight that a high school teacher was fired for allegedly taking inappropriate pictures of students in class. the county says todd scriber was a teacher at bethesda chevy chase high school. jackie bensen is theron

>> reporter: we're told this came to the attention of the police after a 14-year-old girl who was taking a test in scriber's classroom after school went to ask him a question and noticed he appeared to be sliding his phone under her skirt. police have charged him with three counts of sexual abuse of a minor after finding pictures on his phone. the high school teacher was placed on leave last october after a female student expressed concerns to her parents and they called police. scriber has since been fired. the school's principal wrote the charges represent a serious breach of trust, responsibility, integrity, and the law. we spoke to students who say they appreciate that the matter was taken seriously. >> it's really important to know that students are safe all around the school and around the county. >> i

it is really important to know so all the students are safe. >> reporter: none of the female victims had any idea that scriber was taking their picture, that they were innocent victims in all this. news4. back to you. match set. after big victories last night, hillary clinton skremcements he as presumptive nominee. she is now pivoting towards the general election, but bernie sanders isn't backing down. >> even before last night, hillary clinton had been declared the presumptive nominee because with the help of some of those superdelegates she hit the magic number of 2383. thanks to some big victories in both new jersey and california, take a look at this. her combined lead is several hundred beyond that required to

she leads sanders by millions in the popular vote and the number of contests won. at this point, the only contest left is right here in the district next tuesday. 46 delegates at stake. more than half of them are superdelegates. earlier, i spoke with chuck todd about california and clinton's new approach this time around. >> i think she's simply acknowledging the historic nature of the moment. i think it's perfectly appropriate, but i think you'll -- my guess is you'll see her talk about this about as often as barack obama did when he was the nominee in 08. every so often it would come up. getting the nomination, winning on election night. i would be surprised if you see this as a continuing theme throughout the campaign. >> how did she turn a two-point spread into a doue

in california? >> well, look, i think there were two things that benefitted her in california. number one was the diversity of the electorate. her victory in california is the same as she got in florida, texas, and new york. in the big diverse states, she outperformed him in those key demographic groups. california has one of the largest populations that mail in their ballots. they don't vote at the polls. they get their ballots in the mail and send them back. hillary clinton clearly banked a lot more votes than bernie sanders ever did. to me, it's a sign of what's to come for donald trump, if he's not careful. bernie sanders had a campaign, had an organization. clintons was better. right now, donald trump doesn't have an organization. >> coming up, we're going to get chuck's thoughts on a meeting scheduled between president

meanwhile donald trump is trying to raise money as he looks ahead to the general election with clinton. the republican will be in richmond, virginia, friday for a v.i.p. reception and fundraiser there. it comes as trump tries to convince republicans he can stay on message and away from controversy. last night in a noticeably muted speech, trump said he would make the party proud of him. a home invasion and then a rape. >> it was a crime that shocked a d.c. community and now it's ended with a conviction. >> up next, a juror describes what they felt when a key witness took the stand. see that apartment over there that's all boarded up? there's a jeep inside that apartment. it's still in there. how did that happen? i'm pat collins. the story coming up.

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it's a pretty startling sight for some folks in gaithersburg. a jeep wound up literally going off the road and into this apartment living room. this evening more than a dozen people are finding somewhere else to stay. our pat collins talked with witnesses today. he joins us now live from the scene just off west diamond avenue. >> reporter: muddy branch road. they say it was raining and windy and a jeep jumped this curb and ended up in an apartment way over there. this jeep got so far into the apartment it looked like it was living room furniture. there was a woman and child inside when it happened. nobody, nobody, was hurt. they even saved all t

the jeep came over the curb, through the brush, over the grass, over this drainage pipe, through this guy's charcoal grill, through a brick support column, through the patio doors, and then into the living room of this apartment. it's a miracle no one was seriously hurt. this woman lives in an upstairs apartment. she heard the boom. she saw the smoke. she asked not to be idenfied. >> i was sleeping and i heard the impact, so i kind of looked out the window to see what was going on. i saw the smoke come out, and i saw a little girl go, mommy. that's when i called 911. >> reporter: as for the driver of the jeep, she escaped injury as well. >> no injuries, of course. she was an adult female, young ad

personnel and she was not injured, so was not transported to the hospital. >> reporter: back at the scene, they're still working to fix the place up. that could take some time. police have filed some charges here. i'll have more on that coming up at 6:00. jim, back to you. >> you took us that distance. we saw the impact there. any sense of just how fast that jeep may have been going? >> reporter: not exactly, but it had to be picking up some speed because look over here. you can see it went down this embankment and it had to have some speed to go through that brick column, that support column, because it just smashed that to smithereens. >> thanks so much. some commuters are participating in an effort to start a new slug line we've been talking about. the line goes from vienna metro in

bottom in the evenings. to find it, you can search slug in the nbc washington app. a sheriff's deputy in stafford county is recovering tonight after investigators tell us a teenager fired several shots at him. it happened last night at a home here along windsor ridge court. we're told a woman called to say her son joshua sumter broke into her home after he was forbidden to live there or return. when deputies got there, they say he opened fire. the deputy is said to be in stable condition at this hour. sumter is being held without bond. it was a brazen daytime home invasion that left a young mother raped and beaten. today a jury found antoine pitt guilty on all charges. mark segraves talked to a juror today. he asked the juror about the fact that pitt had been released from jail just days before the assault happened. >> the system didn't work. are you kidding me? why did the judge let him out when thefo

gps? >> reporter: denise is an advisory neighborhood commissioner who followed this case from day one and who knows the victim. >> she's happy with the verdict. but she's a rape victim and she's a rape victim like a lot of other women here in washington, d.c. what differentiates my neighbor from a lot of other women, the guy who raped her is going to jail. a lot of women in d.c. can't say that. >> reporter: during the trial, the victim described how antoine pitt came into her home, raped her, and beat her so badly she had to be hospitalized. this juror, who didn't want to be identified, described the jury's reaction when pitt took the stand and claimed that his cousin committed the rape. >> everybody was caught off guard. personally, i found him extremely uncredible. i think, not speaking for others on the jury, but that was the general consensus after working through the facts. >> reporter: pitt

criminal history and in the weeks before the rape had been in violation of his parole and cut off his court-ordered ankle monitor. the court was not notified he had gone off the grid for two weeks. it took another week for an arrest warrant to be issued. a d.c. superior judge then released him. days later, he committed the rape. krepp says the judge who rele e released him also needs to be held accountable. >> he has a violent background. he has a broken gps monitor, and you think that he's safe for my community? dear, judge, come and live in my community, please. >> reporter: now that judge, judge william, who originally pitt has not commented on his decision. the two agencies involved with the parole violation have told "the washi

followed their protocols. he has another trial for a second home invasion that same week. coming up at 6:00, you'll hear from one of the jurors about all of the drama in the jury room, including one juror who said she didn't think the victim was raped at all. she ultimately left the jury. a conviction in the first of its kind trial in maryland. the video released in the case in which a gunman was identified by a blinking witness. the operation that could help millions of people with diabetes. why it is being looked at as a potential cure. an interesting way redskins head coach jay gruden is getting onef his veteran os

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a little cool, a little breezy. i was outside a little bit earlier and it was raining branches. i mean, literally branches were just coming down all around me. they were mostly small branches. even a couple of trees down across our region earlier. one big tree on bradley boulevard earlier. the winds gusting to 35 m

72. 72, that's a great temperature, but this is june. our average high is 83, so this is cool for this time of year. we are dealing with plenty of sunshine though. winds nearly 30 miles an hour in gaithersburg. 20 over towards culpeper. we are definitely dealing with a little bit in the way of some wind. those winds will begin to subside a bit. right now upper 60s to the north and west. 68 around ft. meade and 74 quantico. temperatures about 10 degrees below average and about 15 degrees below where they were yesterday. much cooler air for sure. tonight is going to be one cool night. you won't need the umbrellas. you will need the jackets tomorrow morning. look at this storm come through the philadelphia area. came through baltimore. came through wilmington, delaware. thousands without power there. what it's bringing in is another reinforcing shot of that wind and that cooler air straight out of canada. we're going toee

air overnight. down to 48 in winchester. 51 in gaithersburg. 57 in washington. you'll definitely notice the difference as you make your way out tonight and then again tomorrow early in the morning. at the bus stop, many of the kids, they're going to need the jackets and sweatshirts. 56 degrees at that time. around 80 degrees in the afternoon. speaking of those jackets or sweatshirts, that's exactly what i've got on the what to wear early tomorrow morning. it's not the sandals, but it's the jackets and the sweatshirts for sure. the bus stop going to be a little bit cool. remind them to bring them home. put them in the backpack once they get to school because so many of those get left. 80 in d.c. closer to average. it's going to take its time getting there. these are late afternoon temperatures with that sunshine, but a very nice day for sure. we're going from chilly to hot. cool temperatures over the next couple of days, but then look what happens. this area

hot air comes in. we start that with 88 on saturday. 90 on sunday. amelia draper talking more about the 90s and the potential for a little bit of a heat wave coming up. she'll be in at about 5:45. >> oh, joy. talking a heat wave already. they can be dangerous and they can be a threat to city residents. >> but getting dirt bikes and atvs off our streets is proving to be a big challenge. the details of what officials hope is a new solution to this problem. a contraceptive implant blamed for severe health problems in thousands of women.

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a developing story in fairfax county. tonight a man and woman are dead after both were shot inside an annandale home this afternoon. the suspected shooter is in police custody being questioned at this hour. julie carey joins us live with details. >> reporter: just minutes ago, we got that very sad update. the female victim who was taken to the hospital with critical injuries has now died from those injuries. this is beverley drive behind me. still a

the scene trying to piece together what happened at this annandale house this afternoon. i just finished listening to the dispatch tapes and it appears a family member opened fire on two relatives at one point, even chasing down the 911 caller. the 911 call came in around 1:30. a report of someone shot. as first responders rushed in, residents were warned through social media and robo calls to stay in their homes. this man heard one of the gunshots. >> i heard a bang. you know what it was. it thought it was a car backfiring. then i heard the helicopter. i didn't want to be shot to be honest with you. i moved back in. >> reporter: at this home, police found a man shot to death outside. inside a woman had also been shot. she was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. an armored vehicle and s.w.a.t. team moved in, but when they entered the house, the suspected shooter surrendered and

taken in for questioning. police are still trying to determine the relationship between the two victims and the shooter, but they say it appears they were acquainted. >> based on the investigation right now, it looks like all parties involved were all known or acquainted in some way. we're not sure what nature they're relationships were, whether they were related or dating. we have no idea right now. >> reporter: police confirm there were children in the house at the time of the shooting. we watched later as police escorted a group of kids down the block and away from the home. both victims have died from their injuries. again, listening to those police dispatch tapes give you a very clear picture of the harrowing scene inside that house. we'll bring you some of that when i join you at 6:00. major changes tonight to the way the district houses the homeless could keep d.c.'s largest shelter open longer. the director of the department of general

general family shelter will remain open into 2019 and could be shut down in stages. the delay is due to the council and mayor relocated several new shelters to sites the city already owns. d.c. mayor muriel bowser called on the national democratic party to make d.c. statehood part of the party's platform when it meets in philadelphia. the mayor told party leaders here in washington that citizens of the nation's capital have been treated differently for far too long. >> you know that washingtonians don't benefit the same way that all americans do. despite the fact that we perform all of the functions of a state, washingtonians do not enjoy the rights of all americans. >> the democratic national convention meets in philadelphia starting july 25th. we've reported on the problems across our reon

now a d.c. council member is hoping to curb some of the crime associated with them. ward seven council member yvette alexander introduced a measure today that would make it illegal for gas stations to sell fuel for atvs or dirt bikes. station owners who violate the measure would face a possible $1,000 fine. the proposal will go to the d.c. transportation committee. it is the only time in maryla maryland's history a man who was murdered managed to testify against his killer. he did it by blinking. it happened in prince george's county. tracee wilkins shows us the amazing video, the testimony we're seeing for the very first time. >> reporter: the shot that hit melvin pate should have killed him right away. instead it left him paralyzed for two

>> this picture. >> reporter: melvin doesn't respond to the photos he's shown until he's shown a picture of jermaine hales. >> they told the victim to blink once hard if he recognized the suspect. it was truly a closing of his eyes and opening them. you could see tears coming from the side of his eyes as he identified the man who was his killer. >> reporter: after years of legal battles to allow pate's blinking evidence into his own murder trial, a prince george's county jury found hales guilty of killing pate yesterday. >> pate identified two of the people involved in the incident by clinking. i think that co-defendant realized with the victim's id our case was very strong. >> reporter: it was the first time evidence like this was allowed in

in this case, the courts had the last say. >> it didn't matter the circumstances of the murder in this case. it didn't matter anything except murder is illegal in prince george's county and in maryland. >> reporter: it's been a long road to justice for pate's mother. coming up at 6:00, we hear from her and she reacts to what it was like seeing her son alive again in that video in court. news4. full military honors at arlington national cemetery for a man who dedicated his life to helping others. marvelous mal was laid to rest earlier today. he joined the air force back in 1943 as a member of the tuskegee airmen. he flew in the korean war with 27 combat missions as a tail gunner. whitfield has success in support

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families that have grown with some help from our wednesday's child stories. tonight we have a story of an idea born out of an experience of a couple who adopted four children, but then wanted to help other kids still in the foster care system, still moving from place to place. this is home now for four former wednesday's children. >> this came together because of wednesday's child actually. reese and i were sitting having coffee and you came on and was talking about a child in foster care. reese looked at me and said why are we adopting overseas. >> reporter: that was the beginning that led to not only their adopting four precious children, but to a program that touches the lives of many foster children still waiting and moving from home to home. >> when our children arrived at our home, their belongings were in a trash

>> i remember over 30 years ago when i entered foster care carrying a trash bag. no child should ever carry a trash bag with their belongings. >> reporter: at their recent cold fro comfort cases gala, they came out to try to help solve the problem. >> we're made sure every child is given a comfort case. >> reporter: they fill backpacks for foster kids. >> we have packing parties. we have pack over 5,000 cases. >> reporter: these cases make moving a little more comfortable for kids in foster care. meanwhile the kids have a place where they no longer have to worry about moving. when they pack now, it is for trips that are fun. they know they'll always be able to go back home. if you have room in your home and your heart for any of our wednesday's kids who are still waiting, please call our special adoption hotline. the number is 1-

screen. a woman who had been brain dead for nearly four months gave birth to a very healthy baby. the baby born was born after 32 weeks and after a c-section in portugal yesterday. the mother was declared brain dead in february after suffering a brain hemorrhage. the fetus appeared to be in good health, so the family decided to follow through with the pregnancy. there was a similar case in poland where a baby boy was born to a brain dead mother in april. an operation that could help millions of people with diabetes. still to come, doreen genzler will join us on this procedure that could actually cure some people of diabetes. you've got a bet ♪ stand by me

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for the millions of people who suffer from diabetes in this country, kidney disease can be a devastating consequence offering requiring dialysis or kidney

transplant. >> there may be an operation that offers some more ill di t diabetics some home. >> the surgery involves getting a new kidney and a new pancreas. >> reporter: jeffrey edwards was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes in 1991. it was bad first, but after a few months of dialysis he lived symptom-free for 15 years. early last year his diabetes caught up with him. >> just prior to february of 2015, i was getting tired. i wasn't feeling well. i would go see my doctor and he said your kidneys are really starting to fail now. >> reporter: jeffrey was put on dialysis three days a week, four hours each visit. it was grueling. >> every time i went to dialysis it seemed like something was going to happen to me. >> reporter: dese

anxious he was told the wait for a kidney would be up to six years, but then he got a life-changing phone call. >> it was two days before christmas i got a phone call from transplant agency who asked if i was interested in a pancreas in addition to my kidney. >> the best candidate would be a type 1 diabetic who suffers from complications from their diabetes. >> reporter: he is a kidney/pancreas transplant surgery at georgetown hospital. only 1100 of these surgeries are performed every year in this country. >> on a scale of 1 to 10, he was a 9 or a 10 in terms of the severity of his complications of diabetes. that's really where they need to be in order to justify the risks that go into doing major surgery

>> reporter: pancreas transplants are often done in conjunction with kidney transplants from the same donor. >> the native pancreas will continue to aid in digestion for the recipient, but the new pancreas will produce insulin in response to the needs of the patient. that patient is then cured of their diabetes. >> reporter: because jeffrey was in such bad shape, he vaulted to top of the wait list. this past february he got the surgery. >> i wasn't aware what it meant to get a pancreas in

the kidney. you'll no longer have diabetes. you can eat what you want in moderation and not be concerned about sugars. i was actually able to live. >> jeffrey takes medicine every day and has regular check-ups with his doctor. he's doing well. if you would like to find out more about the transplant program, go to nbc4.com and search transplant. quite a christmas present. >> you can say that again. >> what an incredible difference that made to do both. >> i remember watching my grandfather go through dialysis three times a week and how much it wears on an individual's body. to be able to have this type of opportunity really is life saving. congr congr congratulations to him. some lawmakers on capitol hill want tougher oversight when it comes to birth control medical implant devices. congressman mike fitzpatrick and

congresswoman louis slaughter spoke on capitol hill today. they're introducing a set of bills to give the fda more oversight when it comes to medical devices like essure. lawmakers also want more recourse for women who experience problems with the devices. >> whether it is a pelvic mesh implant, a redesigned blood clot filter, or essure. we should have an efficient system to monitor and to remove it from the market. and those harmed should have legal recourse through the judicial system. >> the fda says it will add the warning to the essure contraceptive device in 2013. there is growing complaints from women who say they have experienced complications, including unplanned pregnaie

device believes it is safe for most women. one hour. that's all it took for fans to pick up 15,000 free tickets to muhammad ali's funeral on friday. the service will be held at the kfc young center in louisville. people waited in line for hours this morning to get their hands on those tickets. tonight, we're also learning that some tried to profit by reselling the tickets online. a spokesman for the ali family says he is, quote, disgusted and amazed that people would try to profit. the redskins back on the field as organized team activ y activities are coming to a close. a lot to learn for the young players but jay gruden making sure even a super bowl champion gets something out of these sessions. >> reporter: headlines are made on this final day of otas about the guys not practicing. desean jackson absent. trent

jordan reed resting. jay gruden only concerned with coaching the guys on the field and one of those players, vernon davis. we caught a unique coaching moment between the coach and his veteran tight end. >> you've got it on tape? i'm not much of a gambler. >> every time you run a route, i want you to just go. i want to see any skip in your route. >> i want to get him out of a habit. every time he did them, he owed me 100 bucks. first rep he did it. he owes me 100 bucks. >> i skipped on my my routes. he said you owe me $100. >> he's got this dead leg thing he does. it was a friendly deal. just trying to get him out of the habit. >> rack up enough money he'll definitely start remembering. >> that's right. i think it is 300 now actually that he

>> i'm excited to be here to work with him and to just learn, continue to learn, because you can never stop learning. >> reporter: vernon davis willing to listen to anything. coming up at 6:00, why jay gruden will bet the house that desean jackson will be here all three days next week. news4 sports. it is a good day to suit up out there. you can put the pads on today. the humidity from yesterday seemed like a disappearing act. nice out there. >> beautiful. low humidity. the humidity stays low right on through the workweek. even the weekend not so bad. our first heat wave of the season is coming close. a heat wave is where we have three consecutive days hitting 90 or higher. not right now. before we warm up, we're going to cool down

tonight. right now we're in the upper 60s and low 70s. 74 degrees in the evening hours. we'll find ourselves in the 60s. 9:00 p.m. a temperature around 65. as far as the winds are concerned, right now still pretty annoying out there. over the next few hours, slightly annoying. after 9:00, the winds will diminish on into the overnight hours. if you're dining out this evening, it will be cool, but at least the winds do start to die off over the next few hours. tomorrow morning, this is what greets you. not windy conditions, but chilly temps. grab the light jacket. 76 in the district. 56 in annapolis. some spots even in the upper 40s. after that, we warm up nicely. perfect day to go outside, take a walk for your lunch. noon temp around 74. it is going to be breezy again tomorrow, especially during the first half of the

as bad as it was today. look at the winds still here at union station. that is a stiff wind. throughout the day tomorrow plenty of sunshine, a high of 80, and we'll hit our high at 4:00 in the afternoon. if you're heading to the beach this weekend, you're lucking out. breezy out the beach all weekend long. here saturday a high of 88. can't rule out a shower or thunderstorm. not a washout by any means. around 90 on tuesday with a chance of a late day thunderstorm. that will cool us off for

the city of philadelphia is trying to do something other big cities have failed to do. we're talking about passing a tax on soda and sugary drinks. >> things got loud both inside and outside city hall as people on both sides of the debate made their voices heard. >> reporter: the roar you hear inside city council chambers is actually made up of two. it's hard to separate the noise, but the chants are different. we made out shouts of "no new tax" and "kids can't wait" representing different positions on whether the city should tax soda to get money for schools,

pre-k, and parks and rec. it started outside city hall. here those opposed to the mayor's plan made a loud call to end it. >> when is enough enough? we have to stop this regressive sales tax and every other tax that wants to come out of that building. >> reporter: inside the hall way of the city hall, a very young crowd with a very different demonstration. this one in support of money to pay for pre-k. >> we feel like investing in kids, giving them activities and investing in them, is the right thing to do. >> reporter: even as negotiations focused on how many cents you could pay per ounce, one councilman says he thinks there's overallocated money elsewhere. >> we should use the money that's already in the budget. several people have been

shot. a police officer injured and a very active crime scene. >> it is austll unfolding in northwest d.c. darcy spencer was first on the scene. she's been working to learn more about the investigation. darcy? >> reporter: well, chris, we just got an update from cathy lanier just a few minutes ago, confirming that four men have been shot and wounded. like you said, a bike officer also injured responding to the scene. we want to show you where this investigation is taking place. right across the street here on north capitol street in northwest d.c. right outside the big ben liquor store. that is sort of a landmark in this area. if you're able to see through the traffic onto the sidewalk, there are multiple evidence markers there. there was a lot of gunfire here. we were told the gunfire opened on one man, shooting him multiple times, then shot three