(. now at 11:00 tonight, confusion and finger pointing after the deaths of t americans at a resort. we've g coverage inside the dominican republic for you tonight that you will only see

on news 4. breaking right now, a deadly shooting in the district. the latest from police on another young victim who walked into a hospital. and after two deadly fires and a single day, the one message local firefighters want you family to hear before you go to bed tonight. tonight, mystery still urrounds the death ofree americans inside a sprawling resort in a town in the dominion republic. >> that inc prince george's county. news 4 and telemundo have the only reporter on the ground tonight. he's been talking to the dominican officials tonight who say they're not sure why the resort is sharing one specific detail. p>> reporter: a sesperson for the attorney general here in the dominican republic tells us she does not understand why the hotel is saying that that woman from pennsylvania died from a

the attack when investigation is not even finished. behind these walls a mystery. and now the first look inside of a resort where three americans died in a span of less than a week. in differentotels only minutes away from eacher o first from pennsylvania died on may 25th. ficial reports from her family says she died of respiratory failure. the same thing dominican authoritiesay killed a recently engaged couple from row. mar bor they were found dead in the room on may 30th. but now the hotel in a statement says shomwas ill fr the moment she got to the hotel and that her husband said she had a pre-existing heart condition. the hol says she died from a heart attack. but a spokesperson for the en attorney gal of the re dominican public says she does not understand why the hotel is commenting on the manner of death when the investigation is not even finished.

meanwhile some toursts here on edge. >> a little bit afraid. >>reporter: the hote owner of had resort says a will ic report that determine how cynthia day an tone yo holmes died has not been completed. the hotel also saying tonight they won't be making any new comments about the death of the couple from prince george's county because the investigation is still ongoing. >> tonight the dominican ministry of tourism are giving all hotels in that country 60 days notice to install security cameras or get shutdown. now, it's not clear if that order is related to the three deaths or another case where a woman claims she was assaulted and left for dead at a another hotel some 50 miles away. alberto is digging for more information on that and much more. so stick with news 4 for

continuing coverage of his reports coming up on news 4om today fr the dominican republic starting at 4:00 a.m. we go to breaking news righe in the district. tonight a double shooting that left one man dead and sent a young victim to the hospital. >> the gunfire erupted around 8:30 this morning around 22nd street in southeast d.c. new information fro officers on the scene. >> reporter: good evening. right now we're here on the 3500 block of 22nd street southeast by the orchard apartments. a crime scene officer put up the crime scene tape right here. you have homicide detectives, forensics, crime scene investigators who are gathering evidence. we know that around 8:30 tonight someone opened fire killing a man. police also say a juvenile, a teen walkedto a hospital with a bullet wound. that teen is going to be okay. now, a detective tells me there were a lot of people out here at the time.

at ithis point tonight no on talking to police. they do not have a suspect's description. we don't know if there was a gea y car or if the suspect ran away. we're waiting for more information from police, and they are atteming to try and get answers to those questions right now tonight as they talk to people in the neighborhont. we will conue to bring you updates on this story. police also have notreleased the name of the man who died or his age or the name of the juvenile. keep in mind, they are still gathering details and we will bring you theost latest information as soon as it becomes available. in southeast d.c. i'm shamari stone, news 4. also new tonight, a tragic update to this house fire yesterday afternoon on the d.c. maryland line. sources tell news 4 the man who lives there died from his injuries. and as news 4's jackie benson explains that makes two deadly fires this week that

firefighters say could have ended differently. >> reporter: it's the sound that saes lives, the striking blare of a smoke alarm. but d.c. fire officials tell news 4 that in two separate fires in the district tuesday in which tragical two lives were lost there was no functional smoke alarm in either home. on lawrence street southeast aman and his mother were asleep when a firewas discovered around 4:00 a.m. the man was aable to escape safely but hist er did not survive. hours later in the 5200 block of western avenue northwest i district another fire. this one also proved fatal, killing the home's occupants and hisdog. >> it was very shocking for sure and sadly we didn't get to knows him well as we would have led to. >> reporter: despite new safety laws a smoke alarm without a working battery remains a not uncommon problem in thec. d.

area. montgomery county's fire chief noted that on the maryland side of western avenue last thanksgiving two people were killed in a fire at a home that had working smoke alarms. >> house fires, residential fires the leading cause of death is smoke inhalation. and that's what the smoke alarm is there to provide you that very early warning of.er >> repo the d.c. fire department says they believe that the cause of the fire was electrical in nature, t buthey did not provide anyic specif in northwest, jackie bensen, news 4. turning now to our forecast, a return to heat, humidity and of course with that, doug, you ready for some storms? >> yeah, i'm ready. >> chief meteorologist doug kammerer joining us. talk about what we're in for tonight and tomorrow morning. >> right now tracking some shower activity. we didn't see a lot earlier this afternoon, but we're seeing a couple of moderate downpours going on across the area.

you can see those showers developing right around t metro area, right here moving into parts of southern maryland, prince george's county in through c. and fairfax county as well. i'll zoom into this area. the heaviest shower we've got one right over 50 and the beltway. and the wider view owing more back to the west. we'll talk about what this means r tomorrow and the weekend. see youback here in just a minute. breaking tonight and all new at 11:00, president trump reiterates his threat to slap tariffs on mexico. the president tweeted after talks between u.s. and mexican negotia reach an rs failed to agreement today. but if the two sides can't reach a deal he says he will impose 5% tariffs on mexican goods coming

the u.s. starting on monday. american and mexican leaders claim progress dring the discussions at the white house today. vice president mike pence tweeted out this photo you see here. according to the administration mexico did offer some concessions like more troops on the border, but if there is no deal there president could face opposition from his own party. congressional republicans are warning the white house that they are prepared to try and block anyif tar. nbc news has confirmed senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is asking for a delay in any s.cision on thi he wants the president to hear directly from gop senators who oppose the plan. all right, leon, thank you. confirmation tonight that t presidentmp will speak at the lincoln memoal on the fourth of july. but still no specifics from the white house on something that could have a drastic impact on

security and logistics for america's biggebirthday party. u.s. park police told "the washington post" today they're waiting from details o the secret service about the president's salute to america. we do know the annual fireworks display will move from the national mall to west potomac park and tt the annual free concert on the west lawn of the u.s. capitol will go on as scheduled. mayor murielof bowser's ce is urging the administration to release more details, but, quote, planning for the fourth of july has always been and continues to be within the jurisdiction of the federal government plans to widen i-270 in the beltway by adding toll lanes are a step closer tore ality tonight. today in annapolis the maryland board of public works voted 2-1 to allow private companies to startidding on the massive project. but those who live near 270 and the beltway are concerned they could lose their homes. the debate was heated at times

today. at one point the executive challenged the maryland governor hogan over the decision. >> you did a press conference and announced what you were going to do before you talked to anybody. we want solutions. >> more studies stillbe need to done, and construction won't be abltart for at least a year or two. but this was a big step forward for aat project could cost as much as $11 billion. d.c. leaders tonight are beggingthe community for help to find the killer of a 15-year-old. marie scott was an honor ro student and now one m ofre than 60 homicide victims this year alone. scott was walking to a convenience store over memorial day weekend when someone started shooting near that sfoer near wheeler road southeast. three other people were hurt including a 9-year-old girl. today mayor bowser and the police chief peter newsom used a

new muriel of scott as a backdrop to plead to the community. >> cowards thatwould be involved in this type of io beh we intend to do everything we possibly can to bring them to justice as well. >> this is not normal and this will not become normal on thiso blk or any block. >> there's a $25,000 reward for a tip leading to an arrest in maurice scott's murder. the sun just starting to me up on d-day plus 75 years. a full day of international commemoration is ahead.ru president taking part in some of it, and we've got it covered from europe to right here in washington right after this break. also ahead, how children who have been been through trauma will soon becofit from a will soon becofit from a forting face in a local a little anxious sometimes. these days we all feel so i'm partnering with cigna, to remind you that how you're doing emotionally affects you ysically. go for your annual check-up and be open with your doctor about anything you're feeling. physically,n wiand emotionally.

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d-day y 75rs later. we want to show you live pictures here of sun rise at home haw beach. >> veterans of the d-day invasion are gathering here right now for the very first commemoration event of it day in normandy, france. right now about 5:15 in the morning there. allied leaders will be honoring the heroes during a series of ceremonies. >> french president emmanuel tcron will lead off events on beaches along normandy beach coast. president trump will attend a ceremony at normandy american cemetery. the british an canadians will hold commemorations as well. earlier today they held a ceremony. >> closer to home people are paying their respects right here in washington. they gatheredt the world war ii memorial tonight. >> it was a powerful moment and our leon harris joins us again now with how these people

remember the veterans who made that ultimate sacrifice. leon? >> jim and erika, a group paid a visit to the memorial to read the names of the d-day victims.n it's called fr of the national world war ii memorial. nid here's now some video of the reading earlier tot. it started at 4:00 p.m. it included the names of nearly 9,000 individuals buried at normandy american cemetery. they died during operation overlord. tim kaine was one of the speakers and he discussed the big role the small town of bedford, virginia, played in the invasion. >> there were 32 young men from bedford who came ashore on that first day. 19 were killed almost immediately. mapopithe t as bedford did. events to mark the 75th

anniversary of d-day will e continuomorrow including a at replay the memorial at 10:00 a.m. >> and as you mentioned virginia is home to the national d-day memorial. the town suffered, again, more losses per capita than any other community in this entire country. d tomorrow we'll be brought personal stories from people in bedford who remember that day5 7 years ago and the impact it's had on their lives and their town. a new employee at d.c. c superiorrt is ready to serve in the most touching way possible. >> we love this tonight news 4's drew wilder us introduces to pepper, the dog providing comfort and helping fn the search justice. >> reporter: meet the newest d.c. court system employee, pepper. pepper, say hello to the viewers. this ispepper's handler abbey, o says pebber is in court to help kids who are in the system following trauma.

>> relax. that's the goal right now is to -- you know, just to keep them calm and happy and make coming to court a more positive experience. >> reporter: abbey and pepper worked their first six court cases wednesday in d.c.'s hope court. these are very sensitive cases. >> children who are victims of commercial sexualxploitation are referred to our court or either victims of or at very high risk ofte being >> reporter: our camera was not allowed inside the hearings for respect and privacy to the kids, but we sat through a few of the cases and watched pepper interact with them. >> she likes being petted, likes being loved. she has a tendency to fall asleep or lay on your feet, which is a very calming thing for someone. it's almost like havg a weighted blanket. >> reporter: the kids we watched pepper work with on wednesday were huge smiles on what coulda otherwise b frightening and intimidating experience. >> it's really hard to stay mad

when you're petting a dog. >> reporter: this provides a ve hearing for the kids and for the court. >> what a face on pepper there. >> he is adorable. all right, so let's talk about showers that have moved through. are they done, on eir way out or will we see more tomorrow? >> a we souple of showers and thunderstorms. most of us will remain draw. the difference tomorrow any at storms th do develop could become severe. we didn't have any severers thunderm warnings in our area at all. the only exception -- 83 degreet the highperature today. some warm numbers there. notice back to the west only in the 70s. that was because of the clouds andth the rain was back in our western zones duriay the d today. as far as temperatures go now we're still on the warm side. 75 degrees, winds out of the southwest at 15 miles per hour.

that's a pretty good win for this time tonight. it's up to the north right now and will stay that way during the day tomorrow. so we are warm everywhere. going to be a very warm night. take a look at where the rain is. again i-95 eastward for the most part where the rain is. we'll zoom on some of the heavier showers, hello you're getting a nice little shower there. some shower activity along i-95, more down towards clinton a these are moving off towards the east and should be getting out of here in the next hour or two. you can see this is where the front is back here. we still have showers and thunderstorms, a little unsettled and ve warm an humid conditions. i'm also watching something else. now, notice all the cloud cover. we've got a lot of cloud cover across the southeast, and this is actually a little tropical storm system making its way towards houston today. a lot of rain down there. this system is going to make our

weather a little unsettled as well. not really tomorrow. again, tomorrow we're still going to be on the warm side getting into the mid to upper s early friday, saturday, sunday and early next week. 5:43 aout that 70 degrees. 79 degrees at recess. 87 by the time we pick up the kids. that heat index around 90, 91, en 92 in some area as i mentioned because we're getting hot and humid again, any storms that do develop could be strong. temperatures held down a little bit because of the cloud cover, but still not too bad out there. great for the front coming up on saturday. on sunday this is the issue. we're going to be watching that system move across our area. could be some rain likely in the afternoon. rather breezy conditions too with that wind coming off the coast. 83 on monday. more rain onon my. another chance coming up on tuesday, so, yeah a little bit unsettled as we make our way

int early next week. but for right now, tomorrow that is the hottest day on the entire ten day at 88 de ees. this time of year we start getting hot and humid. >> not bad. thanks, doug. coming up new twist in the absence of trent williams today. absence of trent williams today. what his coaes andth

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missed two days of mandatory camp. williams wants torbe traded o released because of how the redskins handled a cent medical situation. now, in the off-season williams had a growth on his hand surgery removed. >> i hear the frustrations -- i don't know what his frustrations are right now. the rumor just came out today. it's the first i really heard about the frus fratrations as fs him being the reason why he's not here. >> i don't know where that came from. that's not something i've heard come out of his mouth. i think he'll be back, and i don't know why that wouldn't be the case. >> and the bottom line, we need to hear from trent. nationals a day game against the white sox. top of the eight, and what did you predict. this home run -- no it's not a home run. goes back. what a catch. a great catchere.

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it is early morning in france where at this moment 75 years ago allied forces were beginning their invasion on the beaches of normandy to liberate europe from ni control. >> today one veteran of that invasion u.s. paratrooper tom rice marked that occasion in a special way.

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