22-year-old marquise alston reaching in his waist band. >> fd from the officers on foot into an alley. several officers pursued him on r.ot. when alston produced an illegal semi-automaticand gun d fired it at the pursuing officers. >> reporter: police chi says officers fired back shooting and killing alston in the backy. al investigators say this is the gun the suspect used. they found it at the scene along with a magazine with several rounds of ammu>>tion. mpd has pledged to our community that we will precisely target illegal firearms and this incident is an example o exactly how extremely dangerous this can be. >> reporter: despite the evidence offic gathered in the investigation some neighbors say they don trust the police and that i somethi newsham says they are aware of. >> that means we have more w dk to try to gain the trust. and the way we gain the trust i

believe is to be as accurate and sias truthful as we py can. >> reporter: the chief says he has reviewed tha body cam video. we are told it is being reviewed by the u.s. attorney's office. we are told it is possible it could be released soon. >> thank you. >> we are following breaking news right now. criticalr is in condition after nearly drowning at a popular amusement park. the calls here from sixlags for help came around 2:00 this afternoon. this video shows the wave pool at the park. prince george's county firefighters say park employees performed cpr on that boy until ems arrived. the teenager was rushed to the orspital. no wd yet on his exact condition. and storm team 4 is tracking what could be some strong storms

moving through our area this evening. doug is live in the storm center. when might we be seeing this? >> probably after 7:00. the first wave that came through that could have given us showers and storms never materialized the result of all of the cloud cover we have see across the area. we have seen plenty of clouds today keeping temperatures down. starting to get sunshine so we could see more later. we are watching a frontal boundary into pennsylvania and parts of huio. severeerstorm watch to our north. that front moving through our region. we could see a couple of storms. toni it's not a huge deal. the bigger deals the fac of a potential heat wave as we head towards the weekend. that includes father's day. we'll see you back here in about 20 minutes. ha >> you. in just a few weeks voters inaryland will decid who will go up against incumbent governor larry hogan. today a akeup in the democratic hopefuls vying for

the spot. tracee wilkins has details on why valerie irvin and johnson decided to drop out. >> reporter: today former gubernatorial rivals decide eed to join forces as valerie ervin decided to back out of the campaign. she started after t unexpected death of her running mate. >> kevin passed the baton to me to make sure our plans for maryland would succeed. and today i pass that bat on to prince george's county executive rushern baker. >> reporter: she said the decision was clear after she lost her battle to have ballots reprinted with the new ticket on them. >> it would be difficult f ople to find us and vote for us. >> reporter: they say they were

a progresve ticket but ervin dinot endorse ben jealous after he claim after -- >> the character that he is showing voters in maryland is not the character t of next governor that i want to supportr orter: jealous' campaign released a statement saying ben jealds remains focus on the big issues facing our state like the economy, education and health care. nothing about today will change that. baande ernicked this i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. >> you can see the sding democratic hopefuls square off in a debate here on nbc 4. the gubernatorial candidates foru starts at 11:30 a.m. right after meet the press on sunday.

tom sherwood is the moderator and a reporter panel will include prince george's bureau chief tracee wilkins. president trump is taking a viory lap after his historic meeting in singapore with north korean leader kim jong-un. the president now back in washington tweeting that north korea is no longerur most dangerous problem. joining us with new reaction to that sentiment is nbc senior political editor mark murray. the president obviously declaring victory. this agreement is more of an outline. there aren't deadlines orec ics. congress isn't sure even his own party about what it is. what is it? >> even if you take everyone at good faith and base on best intentions you have a very long way to go to bealble to verify the nuclear material to be able to take it away to have kind of an inventory. even today with president trump

tweeting that there is no longer a nuclear threat from north korea that statement that he made over twier is absolutely not true. north korea has not given up its nuclear weapons. dhat was agreed to in a sig statement was a commitment to get rid of nuclear weapons. a commitment to do something isn't necessarily the same thing as doiit >> what happens now with congress? how will they treat this and what is their reaction to this? whe does ito from here as far as congress is concerned? >> congress wants to look at the details and the particulars. right now there aren't details or ulparts. you can actually spectrally tough congressional hearings on capitol hill interviewing secretary of s te mike pompeo, national security adviser bolton to be able to get to see what did north koreaagree to and how is the process going to play out. even if you s a very committed

north korea and united states to be able to dot all the is and cross the ts the process will play out for months if not years. that process is so important to making sure that any kind of agreement gets done. >> one thing that we did commit to is that the president says we will end our military exercises and then he said this will save us a lot of money. is that correct? and he caught the military offguard with that one, correct? >> he did. people actually see that that was a very big concession to north korea to be abl to take that off the table. one of the questions is what did the united states get for that in parcular when caught by the united states military as well as south korea by surprise. you end up having the situation where the united states government can say we can continue to have those later on.

that does seem toe a big concession from the president. >> thanks so much. it. ppreciate look for all of the latest coverage from the nbc political team at the white house, on the hill. just ahead on nightly news with lester hol coming o right after news 4 at 6:00. a quick arrest in the murder of a man andhe suspect i 16 years old. police tell us they found larry holwell shot to death just before 1:00mohis ing. officers were able to track down the alleged gunman charged with armed murder. d.c. police have not released any further details. and there are questions surrounding a montgomery county ed ofger who is acc bringing a stolen loaded gun into a high school. police say it happened yesterday inside paint branch high school. onlyews 4's chris gordon spoke to the suspect's aunt. >> reporter: i spoke with the aunt of e teenager caught

trespassinght paint bra high school allegedly carrying a gun in his backpack. 't >> i d understand the details are still coming to me. i am following the reports just like everybody el't. i don understand that. >> a paint branch high school security officer confronted 17-year-old elijah near the second floor boys room. he isn't a student here and gave the security officer a fake name and i.d. the 17 year old then ran out of the school. ere security officer and school easource off searched the ar da dte a loade .38 caliber revolver and a black baggy that he h with him inside the school. >> reporter: loaded with bullets? >> correct. >> reporter: charging documents say it was a .38 specialike this one loaded with five bullets. he was taken to the montgomery

county detention center where he appeared before a >> my understanding is that he has been released after posting ten percent of $3,500 bond or $350. >> reporter: he and h mother moved to silver spring from m haguers towths ago. his aunt tells me he has not been enrolled i any montgomery county school since moving to this area. she says he wants t g to paint branch high school because he lives nearby that is the latest live. back to you. when we comeight back tonight a push in a local school district to challenge the language in the student dress de. the changes being proposed by a school board member who says current policy body shames and targets young girls. the third time is a charm for a controversial candidate seeking nomination to run for staticide offe in virginia. what we can expect from corey

stewart and his re against tim cain. a raccoon becomes an internet sensation after ial a 23-story building to get away from trappers. whatne hap once it reached the very, very top?

aruna miller: the teacher who made me feel like i belonged in america when i didn't speak english. the minimum wage jobs that helped me get through college and become a transportation engineer. and my daughters who make me proud every day.

i'm aruna miller, and i have a lot of reasons to give back. it's why in the legislature, i helped write dozens of laws to protect every maryland family. i'm running for congress and i approved this message because right now, protecting maryland families means stopping donald trump. . a chance of thunderstorms in the area to ight. do back in just a few minutes with more on what we are going to be seeing and when we are going to see it. i'm george wallace at the live desk. tragic news out of college park. aaryland football family is mourning theoss of sophomore lineman jordan mcnair. he was air lifted to a trauma center where he reived a liver

transplant. today he passed away. maryland's athleticsa director quote jordan was a tremendous athlete, student, teammate and friend and will be sorely missed. we will continue to follow developments. mcnair w just 19 years old. >> sad day for the terps family. the world cup tournament kicks off tomorrow in russia as most of you have probably heard by now the u.s. did not maket this tim around. there is a silver lining. theup is now headed to america. canada, mexico andhe u.s. hav been awarded the 2026 world cup over a bid by morocco. we can get in shape for that by then right? 2026 is ourgoal. there is a chance we could see matches in our area,to in the meantime you can enjoy this year's world cup action on our sister station telemundo 44.

turning to politicsen the pres is weighing in on the virginia senate race only hours after corey stewart won the nomination to challenge tim cain. our bureau chief julie carey joins us with the sparring. >> the senate seat that political analysts and some epublicans expect will stay in democratic hand corey stewart hopes he can change that. he believes the president's n popularity is the rise and he thinks that could lift hiitinto a compe race. >> thank you, virginia. >> reporter: cey stewart's victory party where it sounded a lot like a donald trump rally circa 2016. by morning the president himself stewart'sn on challenge to tim cane don't

under estimate corey, a major chance of winning. >> i have the support of the president. we will have him come down to virginia and welcome him down there. >> reporter: senator kane firing back remindingde the prent trump lost virginia. some republicans are keeping their distance from the president, stewart's campaign strategy is embrace hi >> i will be tying myself tohi people like the direction of the economy and the direction of the country and they will want a united states who is supporting the ilesident. i run a very brutal race to get out the brutal facts and thl

truth which is that tim kane has done nothing in six years of united states senate. >> reporter: kane says that is not what people areor looking in a leader. >> i think virginians do not want vish skps ruthless especially in the united states senate. i think virginia will stick with an beat problem solver who goes to work every day listening to the concerns ofin vi. >> reporter: in spite of ew t's optimism about the president's help they are takine a dif view saying this is not a race they plan to focus on or to fu. couldn't have two more different approaches in candidates there. thanks so much. races. ook at other a former prosecutor is set to take on barbara comstk this fa in that hotly contested congressional contest in northern virginia. state senator jennifer wexton beat out a crowded fie of six democrats for her party's nomination in virginia's tenth

district. former obama administration ficial allison freedman came in second. comstock who is seen as potentially vulnerable for the mid terms beat a challenger from her own party. there will likely be a change in exandria where the city's mayor lost her bid for reelection. edged outny jus wilson in the race to be the democratic party's nominee. because alexandria is heavily democratic it is likely wilson will be elected mayor this november. we posted other results fromgh last s primaries at our nbc washington app. to see your local races just search primary results. ne of the area's biggest ottlenecks could soon see changes. will it be for the better. transportation reporter adam tuss on a plan to extend the express lanes on the beltway all the way to the maryland line storm team 4 tracking the potential for storms and much

hotter w on the way. doug

doug is inside. yesterday what a difference gorgeous weather for the parade. today clouds rolled in. >> a couple people were going this is how it is today. is is exactly how it is today after h a month andf of storm after storm and flooding and all kinds of nasty weather we areinally getting a break. those clouds that we saw earlier today actually inhibited the storms from developing. nowe are finally breaki ing out into sunshine. most of the evening looking okay. 83 degrees. nds out of the south. southerly wind bringing in heat

and humidity. pe current ttures in the low 80s. 84 in fredricksburg. the humidity is really a factor here is the current heat indeeks. 90 degrees in manassas. feels like 88 downtown. 90 in fredrick. we have the heat&humidi and the humidity. we did not have enough instability to kick off thest ms. even if it started to kick off it may b down towards southern maryland. you can see what i'm talking about on the wider view. you can see the little boundary trying to move through, didn't spawn a shower or storm in our area at all. however, i am still watching the actual cold front which is back to the west. if this was to comegh thre would have showers and storms. it is coming through late tonight. u can see strong storms firing intoohio. they are under a severe thunderstorm watch. i don't expect anything like

that across our region tonight. here is 6:00 on future weather. it does have a couple of showers d storms here. we are not seeing these just yet. around 10:00 weth are odry side. we see a couple of showers and maybe a rumble of thunder or two. i do not think we will see anything severe. ets the ortantly this stage for a couple of really nice days. tomorrow looking great staoming off torrow morning no clouds, plenty oftasunshine. a look at the forecast tomorrow. high temperature of 86 degrees. nicend warm and breezy. winds upwards of 10 to 20 miles per hour. and now something a little different. 84 on fridayfr ay is 84. low humidity and sunshine. at is a perfe day. saturday warmer high of 87. 94 on sunday. not just 94. 100. index could be around that is father's day.

we get hotterer and is a word that does not exist. we get humidor on monday. 93 degrees. stop texting me. 84 on wednesday and 87 on thursday. ance of showers and storms. hot and humid weather. heat index close to 105 on monday. wave in the making. >> just checkedas humidor two ds. >> doesn't it involvega ci? coming up in about a week an initiative to change how restaurant workers are paid goes befo thevoters. >> how could this impact you and what both sides wantou to know befo you cast your ballots. >> reporter: them more of these express lanes

ew could a series of express lanes ease the conges on on thebeltway? >> the toll lanes would one of the biggest bottlenecks in the area. the part that crosses the have a maryland border but becausees t stre involved this plan negotiating. a >> transportation reporter adam tuss live with a look at what both sides areyi .

>> reporter: certainly some extra negotiating here. this talk with maryland and virginia. bothides have to get involved here and agree on what they want to do. that certainly requires some extra negotiating. love them or hate them, more express lanes could be on the way. >> we are looking at extending two lanes of the currentla exprs s to the vicinity of the american legion bridge. >> traffic is ridiculous. it is alwaysad b going to maryland. it doesn't matter which time of go. day you >> reporter: maryland driver in support of the plan. >> they need an era lane somehow. >> reporter: and that is what this environmental s is all about. it's a new and early look at what it would take to extend the express lane if you drive around the legion bridge area you know it hasne becomef the biggest bottlenecks in our region. this project requires a bit of diplomacy because maryland and

virginia have to work together. >> we understand that to truly have big impact on traffic congestion in the area we need to have aystem that continues across the river. >> reporter: not everyone is in support. blme still don't like the idea of being to pay your way through traffic. >> it gets expensive dsometime 't use it all that often. >> not everybody can truly benefit from it or truly pay for it. >> reporter: for now the sdy underway and more lanes potentially on theway. now, again, this is in the very early stages here. it's just an environmental study at this point. v dot says if all goes according to plan we can start to see b change next summer. stay tuned for that. back to you. >> adam tuss, some toll lane proposals have the backing of maryland's governor. governor hogan wants to add them to the maryland side of the beltw beltway. that project could cost $9

billion. tonight u.s. park police are investigating shooting on the baltimore washington parkway. chopper 4 overhe scehis afternoon here in the area of river dale road where pice tell uhe shooting happened between two vehicles. the person injured inside the burgundy car you see here got off the parkway and called 911 and was transported to the . hospital police closed a stretch of the parkway to investigate. county executive baker says his heart goes out to the family of coon who was killed in 2016 as he was working under cover out ofun orm when shot by a fellow officer during a shoout at police headquarters mistaken for one of the shooters. t earlies week colson's family filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the county. they have t do as a family what they feel best.

we will continue to embrace and support the family. it's tragic. it's a very tragic accident that happened in prince george's coty to anndividual that did nothing but try and protect us. >> the county's investigation did not result in any criminal chargesgainst the officer and there is a separate justice department investigation that is still underway. early voting is underway in the districtf on onee biggest issues for voters is whether who receives tips should be paid in full. the full minimum wage. current law allows binesses to pay tips employees wl below minimum wage. mark segraves takes a clor look at who this would impact and what it woulyomean for >> reporter: the vast majory of tips employees in the district work in restaurants and bars and the vast majority ofau restnt owners and employees

seem to oppose raising minimum wage for tips employees. current d.c. law allows employeeers to pay tipped works $3.33 an hour set to go to $5 an hour in 2020. if initiative 77 passes employees would go to $15 an hour by 2025. for jamie sanchez who kn led acknowledges paying the lower :3 if he has to pay three to four times more something has to give >> you will definitely see the industry change as far as pricing and all kinds of o er things that may happen. >> reporter: for dianna ramirez the issue isn't about tipping but about equality. her organization is part of a nationwide group aimed atea ng one minimum wage for all workers regardless of whether they get tips or not. >>53% of service in the

district are women, almost 70% are people of color. when you tell your eloyer you can pay women and people of color less and have them make up thefe dnce in tips -- this is economic just skicel and rac justice for washington, d.c. >> reporter: many are fearful it will hurt. restaurants have to add service fees or raise prices. >> less inclined to tip the 18% ucat they normally do because it is so more expensive. t you tweeted out data this afternoon abo number of employees in d.c. who rely on tips and the typ of jobs they actually do. what does tt data find? >> there are 27,000 employees in d.c. who are classified as tips ems and the majority of them are not bartenders orit s. in fact, the second highest category are restaurant workers who work behind the scenes, food

prep and food runners, peoare youy see. the next groups come in as hosts d hostess. you are looking at hair dressers, barbe and parking lot attendants. it is well beyond people bringing you beers and lunch and drinks. t complicates thise s the etique -- you still want to tip the person. >> they think people wl stop tipping. some of the options we are seeing, there are seven states a little ahead of us and what we are seeing are things like service fees, cost of living fees, places where the gratuity is added but the restaurant can take that gratuity and keep for themseibes or dise it. there are a lot of details that have yet to be worked out. i >>could be on the check

gratuityincluded if nobody tips. >> that could be one way restaurants go. if you are paying someby $3 an hour and now have to pay them $15 an hour. >> thank you. his dance moves went viral after he did a back flip, dropped his gun. someone is trying to pick it up and washot in the process. the fbi agent is at the center of some deep trouble. a mesmerizing cape. a raccoon scaled the 25 story building to escapetrpers. how this story finally came to a dramic if not cute ending? we'll be right back on news 4 at 5:00 with pictures. our average high at 83 degrees. here is the temperature trend tomorrow through monday. notice hot, hotter, hottest on

monday. ug and i are tracking the heat wave. wel let you know how'l

you remember this guy, the dancing fbi agent whose gun dropped and went off when he did a back flip at a denver night club earlier this month. the bullet hit a man in the leg. basedgent chase bishop here in d.c. turned himself into police and appeared in a colorado courtroom charged with second degree assault, ordered not to carry any weapons and advised of a protection order against him by the man he shot. > last night som of the eyes of the nation were not on singapore but on a skyscraper in st. paul, minnesota. watching the raccoon become a folk hero. it was a female. scrawny and motivatho by knows what, the raccoon started

working her way up the ubs plaza building, quickly became an internet sensation. she would rt on the occasional ledge. her little woful eyes and her lile face added to her celebrity status. by night fall the raccoon made it to the roof. thousands on twitter and on the ground cheering her on. there she goes. soft cat fd lured the hungry creature into a cage w le wildlife control took her away so she could rest before being released back into the wild. someone named her "time" magazine person of the year. >> some of the most creative fun stuff ever. really loly. we needed that. push to change the dress

code in one local district after one school board member says it unfairly targets young girls. >> storm team 4 tracking some stor tonight. ms

there ia debate going on in fairfax county about the dress code at the publicanchools whether or not it is actually a cold of shame. erika gonzalezenalked to p and students on both sides of the issue today and is in the news room to tell us what they said. >> what we are talking about isn't so much the clothing but how it is being phrased specifically for girls. changes to the dress code in fairfax county could be on the horizon. >> she is ninth grade so almost 15. >> reporter: have you ever had issues with dress code for her? >> never. >> reporter: on twitter at large

school board member says dress codes around the country unfairly target girls. do you think the dress code needs to be amended? >> i think so. mostly for the girls there are stricter rules. >> guys have it easier when it comes to shopping for school clothes. >> reporter: he plans on proposing an amendment at the school board meeting to help end what he calls body shaming. the dress code dadop in 2004 calls for tasteful and appropriate clothing that does not expose cleavage, private parts or is sexually provocative. >> i had no idea that was in the dress code. >> reporter: he is proposing taking out those words and replacing them with excessive amount of bare skin. >> i tnk it is semantics. >> i understand we have to be sensitive and i'm glad pple are trying to be sensitive but it does seem like semantics to me.

>> reporter: megan is a ninth grader and says her shorts a not to code because they don't touch her thumbs butaid she has never been cited for it. >> i think it is stricter for girls becau guys don't have as much limitations on what they can wear. they are not told they have to cover up anything. >> we reached out and we are still waiting to hear from him. we posed the question on twitter and i will the story on my facebook page. we would like to hear from y what you think if things need to be changed or not. i'm erika gonzalez. back to you guys in the studio. we will be sheddingye this weekend, doug kammerer. sounds like a scorcher on the way for one othe days. >> father's day going to be a hot day. starts our heat wave. first significant heat wave. hu had one bore in '91 and '90. dity was not a factor. really into saturday, sunday,

monday. next couple ofays i don't mean thursday and friday because they look spectacular. also looking really good we sov cloud earlier. that cloud cover actually did not allow for any storms to develop. yesterday we were thinking we could have storms in here around 4:00. nothing but sunshine right now afte f a dayl of clouds those keep temperatures a little bit low and keep the instability down, too. 83 right now. i'm also going 83 at 7:00. i checked the latest number. it is up to 84 at the airport. it might go up to 85 and back to 83. down to 74 degrees around 11:00. warm and humid. current a heat advisory 88 to 90 degrees. some areas in the low 90s for the heat index. warrenton at 86 degrees. warm and humid afternoon. take a look at radar. there is nothing out there at all, n a single shower or storm. ou have to go way up to the

northwest to finthat. we thought we would see it here. ea of clouds right in here. you can follow it down with me. we thought we would see showers and . because of earlier cloud cover we don't see anythg there. we see storms around buffalo and pennsylvania. th is th frontal boundary that will come tonight. that will lower humidity. thursday and friday are looking great. as iti med that humidity is coming back just in time for father's day. it will be a hot one for the weekend. will be a hot one for the weekend especially on father's day. tomorrow a fabulous day whatever your plae are m sure you get outside time because it is spectacula 7:00 a.m. comfortable at 70 degrees. nice refreshi breez throughout the day. 86 during the evening and low humidity tomorrow from start toi sh. the experts at the garden center tell us foras longng summer

color that will return next year plant blanket flower in sunny locations. as we look at your weekend forecast we start out saturday at 8:00 a.m. at 68 degrees and warm to 87. we continue to warm on sunday. high temperature of 94 and it is extremely muggy. the day to make the tee time or go on a bike ride with dad would be saturdl. the p will be awesome on sunday with the heat and humidity yard work will look dry so you can cut your grass and not have to worry if you are dealing with any rain. take a look at the temperatures versus the heat index. sunday, monday and tuesday. we are in the low to mid 9s sunday, monday and tuesday. that is the heat wave. when you factor in the humidity it feels about 100 degrees on sunday for father's day. 105 on monday and about 100 degrees on tuesday. so the hottest stretch of weather so far this year arrives father's day. >> absolutely. it does look like it will be quite hot. next couple of days tomorrow and

friday looking great. low humidity there. humidity creeps up saturday not a big deal. there is the heat wave sunday, monday and tuesday. chance of storms possible tuesday but not really. its really wednesday and thursday things get a little unsettled and then will warm again as we end next week. that ten day forecart is a one especially for right now. average high is 83. we are above that. >> suer. the cup has been won, the stage is down and the parade is now an epic memory. the capitals ahead head off into the offseason as champions. sherree burress was there as they said good bye ahead of an unforgettable summer. >> reporter: the locker room is cleaned out. the capitals final order of business before the summer starts today theapest final day of the season ending an incredible playoff run. >> been pretty fun. i had to pace myself.

>> we have been running around together. it's been a l atle wild times but really cool to share all these moments together. >> whatever happens going forward we will always have that memory and always able to comeb . i love it here. it feels like home. >> we give our smiles to our family, wife, kids, parents, fans. >> you are expecting your first child. have you wrapped your mind around what incredible journey this hasbeen? >> yeah. it has been great year. it was a tough year but a f year and a great year. i'm pretty excited and pretty happy. >> reporter: next up waiting to see what each player does wit eir day with the cup.

sherree burress, news 4 sports. >> as far as plans to go to the whithouse, most of the players today said today that they would attend if invited. families separated at the border. >> and immigration rights advocates say it needs to stop. ahead at 5:00 the protest at the capital today as the house epares for a high stakes vote on the controversial policy. and the i-team goes under cover to find people misusing d.c. parking permits. all new at 6:00 the changes tha some wantt

this afternoon about a dozen members of congress join hundreds of activists and protests to president trump's immigration policy. they march to the protection headquarters in d.c. where they blocked the entrance. rs protestere demanding an end to children being taken from parents.

congress voting on two new bills connected to the president's controversialmi ation policy. a holding facility in san diego. >> reporter: in detention centers close to 550 immigrant children separated from theires fami according to a document. now the rules about who can seek asylum are changing. >> people don't want to be separated from their ildren. they should not bring them with them. >> attorney geioral jeff se overturning a ruling th. >> asylum was never t meant alleviate all problems. >> reporter: democratic congress woman says some immigrant women ehind these walls have their children taken from them by u.s. authorities. >> they literally ner had a chance to say good bye to their

ildren. >> reporter: legal opinion stating that protected status may no longer apply to victims of violentng ga a ruling that could effect pending cas of asylum. families who came with young dahters in recent migrant caravan. >> reporter: she asked people to be in their shoes, parents, mothers, all they want is to be with their kids and kids want to be with their family. e says she has been on the run for a decade in oer to escape a gang who she says urto and decapitated her father. she said they are not criminals just people looking for peace and looking for tytranquil and safety. she and three daughters were

released two weeks ago. one of her daughters named laura is 18 years old. epshe wasated from the family and she is still being held here in the detention center in san diego. so far she says she has not been given a court date or release date. she says if she is deported or nyone sent back they will be killed. now at 6:00, d.c. police chief cleing up what he calls misinformation. >> fired at ourrs police offi what happened before an exchange ofun fire. senate show down. will it be clinton/trump part two in virginia. >> tim kane will regret the fact that he cho to serve a her running mate. >> he styles himself as an imitation of donald trump. a heat wave inor time father's day weekend. news 4 at 6:00 starts now.

>> and good evening. it's almost 2 hours since a police officer shot and killed a man in the. distri now police say that suspect shot first. >> d.c. police chiefav gi us an update. live with new information about what happene before the gun ehot. >> reporter: pol say the suspect was 22 years old, convicted felon who just got released from prison back in march for gun and robbery charges. they tell us somehow this guy got his hands on illegal guns i was just watching tv and i hear it. >> reporter: neibors heard gun shots tuesday evening just after 7:00. moment later -- cell phone cameras were rolling capturing moments after a shooting in ant alley and away from homes. police say it started when