helping them. >> we are expecting police to give us an update on this situation at any moment. we'll update you when we're updated. we are also following breaking developments in our area, new effort to crack down on dangerous a tvs before the busy holiday weekend. today police released dozens of photos of people they say are terrorizing others on every street, as they ride around doing stunts on a tvs and dirt bikes. it's believed some of them come from places as far as indiana and florida. here is a look at eight of the suspects who may have been involved in a ride around national harbor earlier this week. authorities are hoping the photos will help lead to arrest. we have team coverage starting with prince georges county harbor bureaus. >> reporter: the police have putting an all out effort to catching these people who are riding around on these illegal

they're not suppose to be on the street. now, they're saying they need the public's help. prince georges county police want to know if you know these men. these pictures taken with surveillance video and cell phone, show some of the riders police believe responsible for a mass atv joyride down sidewalks and the main street of national harbor this past weekend. >> this is just the first of several pictures and identifications that are going to be made. >> reporter: the riders were throughout the district of columbia, maryland and police say they're putting an end to this. >> we intend to change the culture of the atv and dirt bike riding folks, at least in prince georges county. >> reporter: starting this weekend, police will be patrolling on atvs and dirt bikes to help make officers more mobile. there's also increased video surveillance for a tvs throughout the property and that's just the

unit down here. they'll be on standby to monitor and follow these a tvs should they decide to show up. >> the increased police presence was obvious around the harbor, to both residents and visitors today. >> it's good they're patrolling, bad they have to do that. it is what it is. >> it's community, you've got to respect it. if they don't, it will be destroyed. >> reporter: prince georges county police are saying that this work is not isolated, just national harbor, but they have similar efforts throughout the county, but because they know this is a target area, they are going to be on patrol. they say that these are riding around on the a tvs. i'm tracee wilkins, back to you all in the studio. dc police sent us page after page. we're talking about more than 50 people and dozens of images. the chief says t

terrorizing the city and he wants them off the street. dupont circle is one of the areas the atv took over last weekend, news 4 spencer is live to continue our team coverage there, darcy. >> reporter: wendy, as you know, this has been a problem for a number of years that we've been reporting about atv riders, dirt bike riders taking over the streets of dc, often doing it with impunity because they know about the no-chase policy. today the chief of police came out very strong releasing photos, just like this one, of dozens of dozens of riders that they're looking for in connection with this investigation, just like tracee said in prince georges county here in dc, they want to get these identified and get them under arrest. there are 54 photos in all. some of the men have distinctive clothing and tattoos. police say the m

illegal minibikes, dirt bikes and a tvs on sunday here in the district. now, viewers came forward and provided new footage of these riders taking over pennsylvania avenue, eighth street and down by the tidal basin. people are outraged about this. the chief said today that these riders, as they said, come from as far away florida and indiana. >> behavior is reckless, dangerous. it terrorizes our kids, our moms, our dads, our senors and it's pathetically, in my opinion, juvenile. grown men acting like juveniles. for those of you who have been talking to me, for those of you who are sick and tired of this behavior, please take a look at these images and help us identify these folks and we will do the rest.

>> reporter: again, very strong words from the chief of police here in the district earlier today, wanting the public's help in getting these folks identified. if you recognize anyone in any of those photos or know where there's an illegal police, well eel send it back to you. >> when we were looking, this is the booklet and it's like almost a yearbook. it is filled with photographs. we have them on our facebook page. our nbc washington facebook page. you can see these people quite clearly. if you want to go on and take a look and see if you recognize any of them, or see if you're in it, be our guest. police are trying to track down a woman who left an infant on someone's doorstep. they found the baby this morning. investigators put out these images of the little boy and the clothing he was wearing. actually, i think, that's clothing they believe the mother ha

be in good health. the mother may be a victim of the crime. they have a safe haven law that allows parents to give up custody of newborns in hospital or police stations. there's a murder investigation in popular shopping center in fairfax county. an argument at a bar escalated. it ended with one man dead and glass door front shattered. that's where we find our northern virginia reporter, david, with the details of this. david. >> reporter: wendy, you mentioned this happened over night. here we are about 15 hours later. you can see the crime scene tape up. this is a very popular shopper center right here in northern virginia, just off 95. you can see what was made behind me. see all the shattered glass back

that's where police got their suspect. now, where did this all start, in a strip mall on the other side. we'll take you there. >> the sign reads fast eddies, though the new name is "revolution." post work hang out for one regular karen hart. >> we really enjoy, you know, all the customers that come in and something like this just truly breaks our heart. >> her mom and sister own the three locations. she and her staff struggling to understand how this happened to their springfield customers. employees working last night notice the two men arguing about something. >> got into somewhat of a heated debate. it never became physical. no one ever thought that anything would come from it. >> something did come of it, murder, according to police. they say in this ally between the strip mall he attacked hart. he

store. >> we have no idea why that business or what prompted that to happen. >> hart died at the hospital. today police on the roof searching and marking evidence on the ground, a search. what does it all mean. >> i'm shocked. not in my area. i'm shocked. >> regular shoppers confused by the overturned cart. the pet cushion, the shattered glass. this isn't the shopping center they know. >> i've been here about 30 years in the neighborhood and never seen this before. >> for the pool hall employees who knew the men. >> our staff is really hurting right now. they're scared. and, you know, they're saddened by this. >> police sources tell me that hart was stabbed to death. he's charged with murder and in addition to that burglary. all of this unfolded at the pet value, a lot of customers coming through here saying anyone in there get hurt. i called the corporate ce

they told me earlier today that no employees were there at the time and no pets got hurt. back to you. >> thank you. president trump is ramping up his attacks on the host of "morning joe" even as he was questioned about the mental state. here is the latest from the newsroom. >> yeah, pat, just afternoon more republicans condemn president trump's latest tweets and call it the on going fight fascinati fascinating, frightening, and sad. >> it is unbelievably alarming that this president is so easily played. he's so easily played by a cable news host. now, what is that saying to our allies. what is that saying to our enemies. >> well, the day after he tweeted about her so-called bloody face left. he called the show fake news and tweeted that he was asked

spike a negative story which the president refused to do. the host are disputing that account. he said the actual offer came from the white house. he says, white house staffers warned them the national enquirer was planning a story about their romance, he claimed, the administration offered to kill it if the hosts apologized for being so critical of president trump. some republicans feel this whole dispute is distracting of the president's agenda. others say he has a right to defend himself. in the newsroom. and i'm tracking some areas of rain, mainly in the panhandle of west virginia and far western maryland. for most of us we're dry for a friday evening. take a look, you can see the bright colors, the radar not picking up a lot of lightning, we could see small hail. heads up there, mostf

dry. 90 degrees right now. by 9:00, mid-80s. we're still in the 80s. it's definitely warm out there tonight. now, tomorrow, a 50% chance that you are dealing with some late day rain or storms and some of those storms could be strong to severe, the biggest concern would be heavy downfall that leads to flash flooding. i'm going to be timing out the storms with future weather. coming up, pat. right around 5:25. >> the push continues on capitol hill to rake together the votes to pass the senate health care bill. still ahead one man who is worried that his medical bills will bankrupt him if the legislation passes. here is a deeper look at the impact. nordstroms makes a surprise announcement about their

very customizable. you can choose the back, you can choose the arm, you can choose the leg. we couldn't be any happier.

annoyan announced it's closing the location. chris gordon gets reaction from dulles, to this popular store shutting its doors. >> he brought his children to the nordstrom town center today. he was surprised to hear that nordstrom plans to close this store after september 8. >> i know my wife is not going to be happy. she shops here often. >> nordstroms issued this statement. we've been fortunate to build great relationships with our customers and employees at our dulles town center store for the past 15 years. however, our operating agreement is set to expire and closing this store is the best decision for us. nordstrom did not announce the specific reason that they are closing their dulles town center store. but it comes at a very competitive time for brick and mortar stores. amazon has bec

online. it commands 33% of the e commerce market. last week it announced it is by whole foods to expand into food distribution. because of amazon, sears, macy's, jcpenneys have closed a number of their stores. the dulles nordstrom is only the second store that is closing this year. the nordstrom's customers we spoke with here seem to put for the instore experience. >> i don't normally shop online. >> either way, and feel the clothes before you actually wear them. sometimes online shopping, you never know. >> reporting from the dulles town center, chris, news

>> . >> third time is a charm. smokey quality to it. it's got tang toyota. >> thank you. fourth and final here. >> finished big. i'm going with d. it even topped c and i was in love with c. d. nathan's, and c a very close second, ballpark. >> hot dowe put the entire vide the hot dog taste test on the nbc washington facebook page if you would like to check it out. the circus is closed, but there's another big top in town today, the yuuniversal circus is hi

master appearing tonight. >> dancing, biking, it's part of the universol circus. you'll find one that doesn't have circus background. he knows a thing or two about keep ago show running smoothly. >> i'll be taming lions, riding around in the small car and doing some high wire stuff. >> that's right. >> prince georges county police chief is getting ready for his debut at police headquarters he watches the show and sure he may not be a performing pro, but his day job takes flexibility, too. >> there's a lot of juggling. there's an

parallels. >> and when it comes to showing part of the community, not running around. >> that's really engaging the people. we engage the people and so parallel. from where i am most people view police in a certain way. to feel that vibe. >> whether it's leading a circus, he said he's ready to perform. >> so maybe after i finish as the chief of police, i'll have huge time at the kir kucircus i they'll have me. >> early morning surprise for a fairfax county man, what he's saying about an encounter with a hungry bear. how do you like this humidity? boy, what a difference a day makes. what ahead for's o

a lot warmer out there, and a little -- you can feel it's sticky then closing in on you. >> humidity levels are up today. buckle up and enjoy the ride. it's going to feel like 100 degrees. right now on storm team 4 radar, still tracking some stronger thunderstorms out on the panhandle of

about 20 miles an hour, very heavy rain fall. they're training. what that means you're seeing storms form in a line moving over the same areas, so we can certainly see some flash flooding concerns. again, in the panhandle, west virginia and then up into parts of washington county. but for most of us, we're dry this evening. d.c. metro area completely dry tonight. tomorrow is 60% chance that you're dealing with rain or few thunderstorms later in the day. if you're outdoors tomorrow, have a plan and be able to quickly move in doors. it's staying hot for holiday weekend. it's isolated storm chance for fourth of july, very small chance there. i want to show you future weather for tomorrow. starting off 7:00 a.m. mostly cloudy skies to start the day. by the midday, we'll see the clouds break up, the mix of clouds and sun, take a look, i'm going to stop here at 2:00. we're seeing thunderstorms back

starting to see heavy rain fall, potentially strong to severe thunderstorms, prince williams, even parts of montgomery county as we move towards 5:00 p.m. with we see thunderstorms starting to impact the district. by 6:00, they're in southern maryland, after that they start to move out towards the eastern shore. the greatest concern that i i'm seeing tomorrow would be heavy rain fall, slow moving storms and that's something flash flooding. we could see some gusting wind and maybe a bit of hell as well. you want to stay tuned tomorrow. 92 for a high. remember, it's not just the storm. it's that heat index of 100 degrees as well. after that it's pretty nice. low humidity. 90 degree. plenty of sunshine, low 90s again on monday. mostly sunny skies. tuesday, the fourth, mostly partly sunny skies. there's a small chance of isolated shower storm. for most of us, fireworks are goingbe

9:00 a.m., we're only at 80 degrees. 3:00 it's hot. the humidity level is not too bad. that isolated storm chance. 9:00 fireworks, temperatures will be in the low 80s. very summer like and very appropriate forecast. on wednesday, the chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms, temperatures in the upper 80s and we return by the 90s on thursday with a chance for more showers and thunderstorms. after that, next weekend looking dry and hot. >> thanks amelia. >> new way to protect children in school and tax break for police and firefighters in maryland. we'll take a look at some of the new laws taking effect around our region starting tomorrow. backyard barbecues and family gatherings, a lot of us having those in the next few days, a family of fairfax station got a surprise visitor today. i'll tell you about breakfast with a bear, just ahead. >> and we continue to follow breaking news in new york this

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we have new details in that deadly shooting inside that hospital at the bronx. we just learned that the gunman was a doctor, shot and killed himself. before that, his shooting rampage left one person dead, several others injured. >> nbc news is reporting he tried to start fire in the hospital, but the sprinkler system put it out. more information on this breaking story. >> reporter: it happened just before 3:00 at bronx lebanon hospital in the bronx section of new york city. police say a gunman pulled out a rifle and opened fire on the eighth floor. >> confirmed, shots fired. >> reporter: police stormed the building as patients and employees fed

>> i was following everyone. >> reporter: the shooter is a former hospital employee, dr. henry belo. it's unknown what prompted him to open fire. >> everyone is in shock. we're just worried about the other employees or the other people that might have been gotten injured. >> reporter: people are being treated, one of the victims is confirmed dead. five other shooting victims are not known at this point. they're treating this as workplace violence and don't believe it's connected to international terrorism. chris malone, nbc news new york. police in the district in prince georges county are cracking down on atv and dirt bike riders who have been taking to the streets. two departments released dozens of photos of these suspected riders. they say they've been terrorizing the communities with vehicles that were not meant to be on the road and on the sidewalk. that includes the national harbor. investigators say they may have

and indiana. this weekend expect to see more police in the area that have been targeted. we have posted the images of these riders on our nbc washington facebook page, take a look. news 4 i-team reveal spike in theft in our region, at least 3,000 of them. many of the stolen wheels end up in the hands of the joyriders. scott mcfarlane is here to explain this. >> and i-team review of police records in dc, virginia and maryland revealed some of the black market is operating now. crooks targeting the bikes. they break in, take off and then sell the stolen atv bikes online, including craig's list and instagram. stolen goods often resurface 30 to 100 miles away. we saw thefts happening in yards, stores

maryland line. we found victims assaulted, even shot by the thief. others, had their homes broken in into. >> they're professionals what they're doing now. what they're doing, they come to where it's not going to be a problem. >> also our police three detectives. >> those that are that changed hands. >> scott macfarlane. it was inspired by news 4 i-team. the law requires that all in the commonwealth immediately and thoroughly investigate any teachers engaging in this conduct. formal hearing for those teacher. last winter, t

before ensuring were revoked. educators who sexually assaulted students. one of those teachers found another job out of state and assaulted another student. you can find all of scott's previous stories on this case, nbc washington app, search virginia teacher. >> in montgomery county. the top prosecutor there said he's alarmed by this increase in gang violence, especially that involving ms 13. late yesterday. 16-year-old convicted in connection in a double stabbing. investigators say he ordered the hit on two men last fall because he felt they may have been part of a rival gang. mccarthy said this is part of a frustrating trend. >> got to wake up and talk intelligently about what's happening. i was here yesterday talking about a different case, about a man who had been in eight months here in the united states

gang related. we've got to wake up. >> he faces more than 60 years in prison and prosecutors say they will be asking for a lengthy sentence. >> the courageous actions of the animal control officer may have saved the life of a young bald eagle. the animal was being attacked by crows behind a business in fredericksburg. animal control sergeant peter o'brien captured the eagle using a towel to protect itself. the eagle was taken to the virginia wild life center where vets determined it had a severe virus and possibly a lung infection. it's too soon to know if it's going to pull through. you may be welcoming visitors for a backyard holiday weekend. this morning they found an early and uninvited visitor had come to dine in t

video. >> my wife was here in the dining room and she said, you didn't hear it. >> what he saw when he looked out the window was a big surprise, a black bear joining them for breakfast. tom's cell phone video shows it's been cleaning out the sue war feeder first. and he heads over to the bird feeder and eats nearly -- just before he started videotaping. he watched as he pulled it to the ground. >> he used his body a little bit, to shove it down, like a linebacker. the feeder here, somehow, he tore this up and -- actually this may be salvageable because there's a front grade that goes on here. he pulled it right out. yeah, there it is. that -- i don't have to replace that one. yeah, took it apart. he knew what he was doing. >> you can see the bear move toward the birdhouses, standing up to s

to be had. after that, it did what we all do after a good meal, took a nap. >> this is the area where he laid down. you can see the bushes, a little -- he laid like on that. >> tom kept wondering how the bear was going to leave his yard. so he came around here and opened the gate for him. >> that was a little daring, to open the gate. >> i had a big rod with me. he would have won that battle. i was ready for him. >> he spent about 40 minutes and did not accept the invitation to leave through the open gate. it scrambled the back corner, over the fence and disappeared into the woods. the bird feeders will not be refilled in hopes the bear won't return for another snack. in fairfax, i'm julie carey, news 4. >> a deadly encounter on philadelphia highway, manhunt for the person who gunned down a recent high school graduate in a road rage.

we're getting new information. officials say evacuatin

daily parking garage because they found a suspicious package. we're looking at the live pictures from the air, again the daily parking garage has been evacuated. they are reporting that officials are connecting a security check in the garage and they popped up with a poz tisit alert. we'll keep an eye on this and see what they find and bring you the latest. >> thank you, chris. tennis star venus williams is being sued after causing a deadly crash in florida. the family of the elderly man who died filed a lawsuit in palm beach county today. this comes a day after a police report revealed williams was at fault. the crash happened earlier this month. according to police investigators, he walked in front of the other vehicle which had a green light. williams said she did not see the car before crossing into its lane. she's not charged. >> a massive manhunt for the

in a fit of road rage. 18-year-old bianca roberson was driving home from a shopping trip. she and a man in a red pickup truck both tried to merge into the same lane. we all do that. that's when the man pulled out a gun and shot roberson point blank and then sped off. >> her car started jostling with a red pickup truck, not actually hit him, but both of them trying to merge together. and then she was shot. the man in the red pickup truck shot her directly in the head. >> she was killed instantly. they say every officer in three states looking for that red shef ri pickup truck and murder -- chevy pickup truck and murder suspect. we have much more on this case and that includes interview with

roberson's fire. as that building comes down, we take a look at the concerns that are raved in the wake of this. and you've see the numbers in the health care bill. what do the numbers mean for people. we hear from a man who is worried that his medical

montgomery county the liquor control employees who was accused of stealing alcohol is on leave without pay. they arrested him on theft charges. they arrested another man after the department of liquor control alerted them about someone stealing alcohol from the county truck. snowden was a warehouse worker and truck driver's helper. he's accused after hours near the dlc warehouse and stealing more than $21,000 worth of alcohol since february of this year. yesterday we reported that snowden has worked for the agency before. in 2014, the former dlc director said in an e-mail, he had been terminated more than a week after the news 4 i-team report looked into allegations of theft with the dlc. well, the new dlc director got back to us this afternoon with more informationin

snowden left his position in 2014 for personal reasons. they say there's no evidence he was involved in any prior reported theft and, therefore, there was no issue in rehiring him in july of 2015. it was an historic fire, one that prompted the biggest fire response ever seen in prince georges county. it happened back in april at a construction site where they're building new apartments for somebody in college park. today is demolition day as crews began taking the building down piece by piece. here is a look at what comes next, derrick. >> reporter: well, you know, i'll tell you what, the people who run this building, this wasn't the way they planned on showing these apartments. they were suppose to be ready for occupancy in july. obviously not because of that fire, major set back. what they're doing, though, they'll take the top levels down

again. today, we talked with the officials at prince georges county department why it burned so furiously and why it was so hard to fight. it was epic, april of this year, one of the largest building fires ever, prince georges county grazed through. we still don't know how it started. >> we do believe the fire could be accidental in nature. >> the apartments were suppose to be occupied, they're starting over. not from the ground up but from the garage level up. you can see why this was such a tough fire to fight. >> we didn't have fire doors in place, a lot of open areas and where there's airflow, you'll have heat and fire as well. >> sprinklers were installed they weren't working yet. there's something else here in this massive debris pile. it's known as light weight construction. the outside, lower cost. the down side comes with the fire. >> it added fuel to the fire. we're seeing more and more of

was concern for firefighters because it's not long it will get out of control and also their potential for collapse. >> still it complied with the county laws and that's something some firefighters would like to see changed. >> and later this month, or actually in a couple of weeks, firefighters and fire commander going to get together and talk about what they've learned from it. they're seeing more and more construction here in the county. we're live in college park, back to you. >> thank you, derrick. with the senate leaving town for the fourth of july holiday. president trump is changing his approach to getting health care passed in congress. he suggested they can't reach a deal, the senate should just repeal obama care and come up with a replacement later. republican leaders in both the house and senate previously reject that, saying they don't want to leave people uninsured over whether they have any courage. uncertainty over whether congress can work toget

over the proposed republican bill, have millions of people wondering what the passage of bill could mean for them. here is more with that story. >> when the congressional budget office released its report on the senate health care act, also known as the better care reconciliation act, a number, made a real impact. the cbo projected in less than 10 years, 22 million people would be left without insurance and spending on medicaid could drop 26% by the year 2026. but those numbers are a lot more than just numbers, they're also people, people who are very concerned about how all of this is going to effect them. >> my medication alone was probably closer to $500 a month. >> matt has chronic illness which requires constant maintenance. >> i'm currently healthy. i'm in remission. if i were to have a flair-up, i would have to go on much m

i have to be hospitalized. >> he's covered through his job, if he were to lose it. >> i've been worried about, a, the possibility that my insurance cost would rise or they would be covered in certain essential health benefits. >> under the senate version, pre-existing conditions, p protections that exist would remain. that means insurance companies must offer you a policy even if you have existing conditions like colitis. it would allow states to seek waivers from some regulation, including some that define essential health benefit. >> i think what our clients are going to see is a decrease in access, particularly mental health services need to be under fire in this particular bill. so, i think, we will see less people seeking help when they absolutely need it. every mind is a organization that offers mental health services, some at reduced rates to the community. some of thero

>> i think, over all, the cuts to medicaid are going to impact the entire community. >> and almost every major medical organization has issued a statement opposed to the proposed changes, but president trump believes the affordable care act is a disaster. he thinks this bill is the best alternative. >> we have to have health care. and it can't be obama care, which is melting down. this will be great if we get it done. >> matt who will battle his illness for the rest of his life is not so sure. >> i'm worried that if i were to lose my job or if i were to experience flair-up, which could result in a job loss, the current bill has a provision that requires me to wait six months before you can be insured again. i would definitely go bankrupt within six months if i had a flair. >> news 4, doreen. well, friday has

everyone. >> yeah! >> light some sparklers. all the smiles in the newsroom, you would never know it. >> and the heat is on. >> mercury is rising. >> our high today 94 degrees, tomorrow when you factor in the humidity it is going up, feeling closer to 100 during the afternoon hours. we're still holding on to 90 degrees here in the district. the suburbs in the 80s to low 90s, as well. take a look at how the heat index will warm up tomorrow. saturday feeling again closer to 100 and then after that for the rest of the holiday weekend when you factor in the humidity, which won't be that bad after tomorrow, temperatures feeling like they're generally in the mid-90s. right now, continuing to track areas of rain and thunderstorms, really hasn't moved over the last few hours in west virginia on into washington county, some heavy rain making its way towards the haguerstown area. potential for windts

small hail, as well. for most of us, it's dry tonight. everybody will stay dry. but tomorrow, take a look at your hourly planner. we start off the day dry with plenty of clouds, 75. high tomorrow is 92, mix of clouds and sun. and the breeze at times, as well. you see the scattered thunderstorms at 4 and 8:00 p.m. and some of the storms could be on the strong to severe side. very heavy rain fall in the slow moving storm and that's going to make it in areas of flash flooding, very similar to what i'm tracking right now. you can see some gusting damaging winds and potential for small hail tomorrow. if you had outdoor plans, be prepared to head indoors, quickly download the washington app. you can check the radar and see if any storms are starting to pop. you'll be moving from west to east. exercise through the holiday weekend, it's hot, humid, summer, great time to stay to the beach, which is looking good. storms there tomorrow afternoon, as well, after that.

isolated storm, but most of us will have dry fireworks. saturday at the beach, you can see tomorrow there, late day thunderstorm, 85, water temperature now, around 67. the fourth at the beach, temperature of 83 degrees. as we take a look at the next three days, you can see low 90s, monday, tuesday, wednesday, scattered thunderstorms in the recast. fo

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it also becomes your social club, with all kind of built in amenities. >> so that would be continental breakfast in the morning and everyone here is going to have a liquor license. we're in the ballroom here, we have a bar. so when they come home, most likely, they'll come up here, they'll nibble on some delicious snacks and grab a drink at the bar. >> all of this unfold in several large spaces designed for relaxation. there will be a speaker series, rotating art installations, rotating artists coming in to explain their works. politics and pros bookstore will providing authors, all in the rare air of this high end sanctuary. >> bringing the city in for our residents. >> for the apartments, they range from 350 to 600 square feet and can cost from 2,800 to

you stay, the better the price. with the brookings institute and other think tanks nearby, this dupont circle haven provide location and luxury with a sophisticated social flair so its clients can go big before they have to go home. wendy, news 4 washington. a doctor opens fire on former coworkers at bronx lebron hospital. several people being treated for gunshot wounds. nypd just wrapped up a news conference. >> here is what we know now, one female victim, a doctor is dead, at least six more people, still being treated for gunshot wound, most of them are in serious condition. our sister station new york city reporting the shooter's name, dr. henry belo, the 45-year-old use to work at that

police say he tried to set himself on fire before shooting and killing himself. witnesses say the shooter wore a white doctor's coat during his rampage. police tell us he was carrying an assault rifle. the shooting began just before 3:00 this afternoon. the gunman attacked 16th and 17th floors at bronx lebanon hospital. there are no signs this is an act of terrorism. the nypd is investigating the shooting as a workplace violence. we'll update this story throughout our evening on the nbc washington app. >> people are sick and tired of this behavior. >> cracking down and keeping you and your family safe this holiday weekend. >> they drove recklessly and illegally on sidewalks and streets. >> they are malicious and egregious and they don't have any regard for our community. >> last weekend families out in t