now at 11:00. atvs on a wild ride through busy neighborhoods, police unable to stop them. new video tonight showing just how widespread it was over the weekend. and capturing on a

at a metro station, a man pepper sprayed in the face after he was pinned down to the ground, hear metro's response. and how a health care bill became even tougher for republicans. news 4 at 11:00 starts now. they can take over a street in minutes putting you at risk in your car or on bike or on foot. and last night atv riders wreaked all kinds of problems at location after location. we showed you the video first from national harbor. the motorbikes not only in the streets but up on busy sidewalks, too. now you sent us video from at least four other places. >> news 4's shomari stone has more. >> reporter: good evening, it was motorcycle mayhem here in northeast d.c.,

prince george's county at national harbor. i talked to people who say they want police to stop illegal bikers. >> crazy to me, so intense i just started pulling out my camera. >> reporter: shawn pulled out his cell phone to show the riders on 5:00, sunday evening. >> the anxiety, not only myself, i think people around me are nervous. you can see the looks on the drivers around them pulling up on curbs sometimes. >> reporter: drivers are forced to slow down, pull back as the atv rider stands on one leg, just feet away from a d.c. police officer who was getting video. >> you see police rushing out. and not really doing anything, i don't think they really can. >> reporter: about an hour and a half later, 6:40 p.m., a viewer shot video from his balcony, showing dozens of dirt bike and atv riders on his

northeast, popping wheel yies a dangerously close to other bikers. and take a look here, 15 minutes later, 7:30, pennsylvania avenue southeast. and last, 8:00, about 100 atvs, dirt bikes and other motorcycles are on the sidewalk at national harbor weaving in and out of traffic on the street, in the wrong direction. prince george's county police tried to stop the riders but they got away. >> dangerous, absolutely dangerous. >> reporter: now prince george's county police tell us they are going to put more resources and -- into stopping illegal bikers and also they plan to stop them. we also reached out to d.c. police to get answers and asked them the steps the department would take to stop the illegal atv riders and dirt bike riders,

an investigation on the others. some scary scenes there, shomari, thank you. police say they can't confirm if the atv riders at all four locations were the same people but we have a time line now to appears to show it's possible they could be the same group. take a look as shomari mentioned they were first spotted at 5:00, dupont circle, then at 8:15, then, 15 minutes later on pennsylvania avenue southeast and 30 minutes later again at national harbor. now, we've reported on police response to these riders before, even though what they're doing is illegal, officers generally don't pursue them out of fear it could cause injury or worse. tonight, prince george's county police told us we are aware of this video and are investigating the incident in national harbor. the drivers' brazen and careless bevi

roads and they need to understand it could lead to injury. for the second time since friday police in our area are being accused to a heavy-handed response to crimes involving a young black man, one incident involved the metro station this morning and pepper spray. more on this story. >> reporter: well, the cell phone video we're going to show you begins as police attempt to cuff the man, but we do not know what happened immediately beforehand. >> hands behind your back. >> reporter: he was yelling as if he was in pain. >> and i felt like it was my duty to at least hold the policeableabpolice accountable. >> reporter: the woman who took the cell phone video came on the scene as it was

gallery metro station. >> i asked if the man could have water, the police said no, he will get water, we're going to take him to the hospital. no jail would take him in this condition. >> reporter: in a statement, the spokesperson for metro said they were trying to arrest the man for fare evasion, when he quote, failed to comply with the police officers repeated instructions and became combative. tracy red of "black lives matter" says that he sees parallels between this incident and one last friday where a group of young black men suspected of selling water without a vending permit were cuffed by the park police. they were not arrested. >> i have seen white people not paid for the fare on metro and be treated nicely, as if oh, i

forgot, and the station manager and/or the transit officers being more careful and understanding with them, but when it's a black person, they pepper spray this person. >> reporter: we're trying to get more information on exactly what charges the man arrested faces this morning. and we're told a facebook group is being set up to help pay for his legal expenses. live at metro headquarters, jackie benson, news 4. right now, democrats are blasting the senate health care bill. and republicans just lost another vote on their side, all this after the congressional budget office released a scoring that did not help republicans' case. the cbo report says the bill will leave 22 million more americans uninsured over the next ten years that compared with the current law. the white house blasted the cbo report, saying the agency has a history of inaccuracy reporting coverage. the democrats are announcing the

having second thoughts about it. >> if you're on the fence and not so sure this report helps you much. >> well, obviously, it's not good news so it will have to be a factor. >> this cbo report should be the end of the road for trump care. republicans would be wise to read it like a giant stop sign. >> reporter: now john mccain and others didn't say they would go, but one said she would vote now. now she joins at least one other moderate republican and four conservatives who oppose the bill. and vice president mike pence will meet to try to sway votes. senate republicans hope to have a vote on it this week, we'll be watching. the go ahead tonight from the supreme court for the trump administration to move forward with a limited version of its travel ban. today, the high court agreed to hear arguments on the ban this october.

will take effect on thursday, the order mandates a 90-day ban on issuing visas to six mainly muslim countries, now, the order says it can't deny entry for relatives from the u.s. and two deadly accidents on northern virginia highways in the past two days, a woman was killed near van doren street, her car hit from behind, she got out to check the damage and was hit by another car. the other crash happened when another man stepped out of his car at the mixing bowl on saturday. safety experts say if something happens to you on a busy highway do everything you can to get off the road. >> get off the interstate. try to get at least to an exit ramp. it's not a parking lot. or at least a road where the speed limit is not at highway speeds

basic rules to follow if you have an interstate breakdown, a flat tire or crash. first of all get to the safest place possible and then call for help. in most cases stay in your car and turn on your flashers. if you have to get out of the vehicle exit away from the traffic. two fishermen fell into the potomac river while passing through rapids this evening. here around potomac at sundown, the montgomery fire rescue tells us the four men fell out near seneca breaks. people in another boat pulled the pair from the water safely. crews recovered the stranded boat. and developing now a record-breaking heat wave fuelling 21 large wildfires across several states this evening. the biggest is in utah, 1500 people have been forced out of their homes. at least 1300

destroyed. officials say a weed-burning torch started the flames. and hours to enjoy before we get into our next heat wave, folks. >> what can we expect tomorrow? >> another day kind of like what we saw today guys, high temperature 84 degrees, the entire region really looking quite nice. take a look at the maps, as far as the high winds, everybody below average, the high in hagerstown, 79 degrees, with showers down to the south looking at those around portions of frederick, one shower in and around fairfax county right now, and yes the heat wave is moving in. we'll show you more in just a moment. and back now with a live look. late word coming in now from the white house saying they have evidence that syria is potentially preparing for another chemical weapons attack.

press secretary sean spicer says they just received information hours ago, he says the information shows it is similar to the earlier chemical attack. there are missile strikes shown from the deadly attack blame on assad. spicer warns if there is another attack using chemical weapons, assad and his military will quote, pay a heavy price. the white house now has not said exactly what evidence they have of this potential attack. u.s. ambassador to the united nations is weighs in on this, however, nikki haley just tweeted that russia and iran will be blamed for any attacks supported by assad. all right, leon, thank you. more fallout from grade fixing from prince george's county. also, the new report on maryland blue crabs and what

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two days after saturday's deadly apartment fire, residents are still waiting to get into inspect their homes. they were told the building on peabody street was structurally sound but fire investigators are the only ones allowed inside so far. a man was found dead in the apartment where the firefighters believe the fire began. it's not clear if the fire or something else killed that man. crews are still trying to find the cause of the flames. a call for a

allegations of corruptioni iowin the prince george's county school system, whistle-blowers say they have evidence of changes in the graduation rates. maryland's governor is asking the state board of education to look into the issue. and the chair for the maryland house says he wants the prince george's county ceo kevin maxwell to appear at a hearing. >> these kids deserve to graduate, then you should be able to show us the evidence. if the assignments were turned in late, you should be able to show it to us. >> dr. maxwell denies the allegations, saying the u.s. department of education cleared the district of the same allegations earlier this year. another wawa store will open again, the second store moving into georgetown, right at the intersection of wisconsin and prospect street. the store is expected to have everything a typical wawa will

upscale urban feel, earlier this month they opened a store in the north area, and they will open ten locations in d.c. over the next few years. and going that way at midnight after every news cast. and putting off the tradition until august or september for a feast could cost you a bit more money. a study shows the chesapeake bay juvenile crab population is down 54%, the same study shows scaling back the harvest now will give the babies time to grow and reproduce. if they comply, the price will go up. the die hard fans will still shell out big bucks for the blue. >> because i desire them, i'm going to get them. >> no matter how much they cost? >> no matter how much they cost. >> do you want the chesapeake bay

>> keep it local, there is a bright spot here, the population of the adult female crabs is higher than expected. women save the day. >> doug, you did your part for support. >> yeah, i did. i got the large -- oh, they were so good. it was awesome. >> see, you were smart, you planned ahead. >> that is what you have to do in life you plan ahead and everything works out just fine. let's show you what is happening out there right now, plan ahead tomorrow. you don't need to take the umbrella i don't think, but it's possible. there could be a stray shower outside. but right now look at that really just gorgeous tonight. after a high today of 84 degrees, a little bit below average. we're now sitting at 75 with a bit of a breeze at 13 miles an hour there. take a look at the rest of the numbers, outside at 74, winchester, culpeper, a great start to the work week, the showers, some towards car

a tiny shower zooming in, right down to herndon, and this shower coming through just a bit of sprinkles that is really all it will be, and what i expect for tomorrow. all part of a system, this is a trough moving through the area, and a bigger storm system here through the great lakes, moving across into parts of the northeast tomorrow. and we'll get on the trail end of this frontal boundary making its way on through. couple of showers tomorrow. here is tonight, what we have, a couple of light showers out there. they give way to nice conditions by early tomorrow morning. a few clouds out there, sure, but still a very nice start to tuesday, here we are at noon, no problems, just a couple of light showers here around 2 or 3 or 4:00, but most of the area dry and most of us will see another fantastic day. and really all of us will, if you see a sprinkle it will last ten or 15 minutes tomorrow. forecast tomorrow, about 80 degrees, five or ten degrees below average. another gray day, low humidity, isolated

in the simpliy 70s by 8:00 am, temperatures in the 80s at 4:00, looking good, next couple of days though, the heat moves back in talking 82 on wednesday, still beautiful. 91 on thursday, and then we really get into heat. 93 on friday, 30% chance of sto storms. 95 on saturday. 90, could get rather stormy on sunday as well. and then even more heat comes in, just in time for the fourth of july. looks like we could and a fourth of july temperature of 96 degrees on tuesday. with a chance for afternoon showers and thunderstorms. those storms if they develop on a day like that would come during the evening hours and of course we don't want them after 9:00. >> no, we don't. >> doreen and i are glad we'll be working. >> we'll make the most of

the nats. but, the comeback. here is seth meyers. >> hey, dave franco is here tonight.

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they were trying to take on the defending world series champs, good news, the nats have not been shut out this season, but the bad news this comeback came too late. las vegas native chris bryant, and bryce harper for the nats, the nats were trailing 5-0 to start the ninth inning, but steven drew here, pinch-hitting and coming up clutch. this one heads to the wall in right, 5-1 when we step to the plate now two runs coming in huge double. nats down by three, everyone holds their breath, two on, two out, harper lines this one fast, into shallow left, the runners will hold harper to first, now bases loaded with two down. ryan zimmerman leading the national league in batting average, up with the bases, no need to swing here, gets away. comes in and slides in safe on the wild pitch, nats come back, they're o

later on, that 2-2 count, oh, right. zimmerman strikes out to end this one. nats score four in the ninth inning, they fall 5-4 to the cubs. >> fact that we had action on winning that game, we were a hit away from winning that game. and -- you know, our guys didn't quit. it was a great comeback. you know, it was tough to take especially when you had a chance to come back, and a chance to come back all the way. >> you got three more against them though, the nats, speaking of a move they hope helps their bull pen. the team reportedly agree to a deal with francisco rodriguez, the six-time all-star also known as k-rod. 437 saves, had 44 saves all season for the season, second in the league, detroit released him last week, k-rod with a 7.82 e.r.a. and six blown saves this season. nats hope he can regain that

as promised a pop quiz on the caps qualifying offers with today's deadline. do you guys have any idea of what we talked about earlier? >> i need a refresher, carol. >> so some big names are restricted free agents and they control the contracts they made offers. guys, we talked a lot about in playoffs. you know what, though, we have news getting a deal done with the guy they didn't make an offer to. they actually made a deal to this guy, they signed brett conley, impressive in his season, stay tuned for news on the other guy. and football season right around the corner, every redskins fans need a good license plate. check this out. washington redskins,

know it. >> they tried. >> the state of washington. >> oh. >> who did that! he said i want to give him credit, the license plate no longer available. >> they already got a team, right? >> they do. >> and well, why is francisco rodriguez k-rod? i don' get t

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closing with this monster catch by tsa, that is a 20-pound live lobster found in a passenger's bag. believe it or not live lobster is allowed through security if it is in a clear

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