this is fox 5 local news at 10:00. at 10:00. three shootings and three hours in the district. come on the heals of this weekend's shooting that wounded eight. residents are demanding something be done. . racist flyers posted in a northern virginia neighborhood. how the community is coming together.

transforming towers and lives. meet the man using artwork to help veterans suffering from ptsd. we start tonight way violent holiday weekend here in the district. good evening, i'm sarah simmons >> three shootings in the span of three hours. this coming after eight people were shot, one victims didn't survive marina marraco live in northwest with more on what a has back busy weekends. >> reporter: it started about 5:00 through 8:00. three separate shootings and here's so you can see those three different shooting scenes, two in northwest, one in northeast. one at about 5:00 and you up to takoma and the recent one in northeast. this started saturday

lot you'll see the balloons that is a memorial for a man shot dead and today, the scene unfolded just next to us here on q and first street in northwest. at this point, police aren't saying if they believe these scenes to be connected from saturday and this evening, but today, you'll see here the police chopper searching for more suspects after who were confirmed arrested, two questioned and detained. police sources here say there were more than 40 shell casings in the area from what is believed to have been a shoot-out. thankfully no one was injured. >> we've asked for this, because we're working people and we are retirees and never had this confusion before. >> two vehicles were involved from look-outs. that's unknown at this time. it

subjects on foot were firing. it's a horrific scene. fortunately no victims, it's a shame with the amount police in the area we have these incidents and we have to go back to the drawing board, we're not going to tolerate this. >> reporter: video from the second shooting seen from tonight happening before 7:00, another in a residential section of takoma. a 21-year-old shot multiple times including in the chest area and police remaind on the scene into the night and most recent of the shootings takes place south of arboretum. that's northeast, we understand there was also a shooting victim expected to recover, but here, back in northwest and truckston circle blocks away from dunn bar, this is saturday's shooting seven people,

police multiplied efforts, they will multiple even more. live in northwest dc marina marraco fox 5 local news. white supremists flyers showed up in a neighborhood. communities responding with their own messages, lindsay watts with more. >> reporter: jim, we're now far from where those white supremist flyers were found early saturday. they were ripped down and since then. neighbors creating their own messages to show what they're community is about. >> i felt stick up for people who are being mistreated. alexandria family went to work. >> my favorite is the onlyhi

color is laundry. >> they were quick to act. they heard about what happened. >> i'm kind of shocked people can be so many. >> reporter: police say it flyers showed up in dell ray and alexandria. racist towards african-americans. the same kind of flyers have been posted across the country, including here in the dmv. we blurred the name and website. also targeted a georgetown professor confirming richard spencer at their gym. she posted on line. the personal information was included on the flyer >> i heard about professor fair. i wanted to people to know that i felt that that was the right thing. she did the right thing. i want to do the right thing. >>

extraordinary times. this is not normal. where i might be lesson cliented to speak up. now i feel like even for them. i have to speak up. we need to tell people that there's no plates for hate and that these personal attacks and attacks on just large groups of peanut butter people. people should recognize that white supremacy is a part of our society. . >> jonathan helped form a community activist group. he hopes what happened will continue to inspire people. >> you talk to people, church groups, political groups, people can get involved in. and they can work

reverse this problem. >> reporter: alexandria's mayor called the whites supremist flyers a new low. police are investigating to find the people responsible. also emphasizing that alexandria is a city of kindness and compassion. residents making sure that message is on full display. live in dell ray, lindsay watts. fox 5 local news. we now know the identity of the suspects involved in a retaliation style attack in montgomery county: it happened near a days in hotel. investigators say it was drug deal gone back. they agreed to buy marijuana from the suspects but robbed ortiz of his cash and shoes. he was laheartbeat

in. . one group of vet says it's time to recognize their war. the desert storm. was approved by president trump. more than 650,000 service members served in desert storm from august of 1990 to 91. vets believe there's a long way to go for attention for that memorial. >> 100%. we have the support of the american people. the bill is signed by president trump and president obama but we have to raise all of the funds ourselves. we have a lot of support from the vsos -- very fw. >> building the memorial won't be

million ♪ ♪ ♪ at arlington national cemetery, president trump honored u.s. service members who made the ultimate sacrifice. he took part in the annual wrench laying ceremony. he delivered remarks in his first comments from his nine-day trip aboard. words cannot measure the depth of their devotion, the pursuit of their love or the totality of courage. we can only hope every day we can prove worthy not only of their sacrifice and service but of the sacrifice made by the families and loved ones they left behind. >> more than 400,000 service members are buried at

national ceremony we'll talk about the weather. we saw sun. as we gave live look over to national harbor. but the clouds are closing back in, sue is here with a look at the tuesday forecast as many people go back to work. >> you know what? the way we start is how we're going to start our tuesday, a lot of clouds and you're right, clouds come creeping back in. in east wind is kind of loading us up with moisture and i would not be shocked if there's a little bit of a drizzle or showery spot tomorrow morning. while i don't think you necessarily have a log a lot of time with your umbrella. might not be a bad idea to have one around. today's temperatures after we broke into the sunshine got up to 85 and definitely the sunnest. bwi was

tomorrow. on the mild side, 72 in the district. but it can rain from 63 as you see in winchester down toward quantico. the east loads us up on the moisture, clouds, maybe areas of fog closer to morning can't rule out a little bit of drizzle. as you can see we had a couple of storms down toward the northern neck of the virginia. that was south of lower southern maryland as we look at the bigger picture, clouds broke for awhile but back into town. we're here as a quick look for tomorrow, we have an idea what to expect as you head back to work or school. cloudy, 68, maybe a couple showers, by noon still cloudy but i think generally dry. after noon we'll see clouds break upstart getting sunny an little bit unstable and scattered thunderstorms will be

temperature the 78. umbrella might come in handy. keep the ap handy. i don't think they will be widespread but hit or miss and you don't want to get hit. a veteran using art as therapy we will introduce you to the man teaching other men how to lessen the ptsd. >> how one woman is helping other military spouses get work even on the move we'll be right back.

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. as we honor the military service. one veteran is using art to help prevent soldiers from an often silent killer, suicide >> there are reports vets take their lives each and every day. >> reporter: this right here is the view from inside one of the prison towers an army veteran is

into a kaleidoscope all part of the therapy being used to help soldiers cope with aggression, anxiety and more. >> >> this is probably going to be the last one to be completely finished. i started out with test materials to really figure out my design. >> reporter: martin army veteran is transforming them to kaleidoscope >> peace, love and strength is a transformation title that, this is the prison -- former prison, part of the heart here is reform art. being retired, and put in a position to be able to work with veteran artists on projects and all i want to bring them here. >> reporter: these three towers turn colorful beacons. at lor ton's work house heart center, he's t

military veteran artist and resident. a post military career and other veterans struggling with depression >> my veteran friends, be strong, too many suicides, and i have a lot friends dealing with suicide. the artists, and if i had a reason to do anything, this is it. >> reporter: he retired two years ago. he's been a self out to artist nearly two decades. the peace, love and strength towers almost a finished project. >> i want to bring the community dog so they can understand stories about our service, being a combat, just, where we serve, how we serve, what we do, who we are. a lot of times, there's no conversation, there's just statements.

conversation through art. he was also an artist and resident at the army center of military history. he deployed to afghanistan twice to document the war. he says his message today, if you're a veteran and need help, reach out to someone, the veteran affairs crisis line is on your screen, 1-800, 273-8255. tisha lewis. fox 5 local news. coleman won more than 158,000 graves on the vietnam veterans memorial wall >> his family honored him at the wall. paul wagner has the story. ♪ ♪. >> reporter:

was shot and killed he had in his pocket a new baby girl. the two barely getting to know each other before off to vietnam. he was killed during operation davie croc ket >> they were on their way to a mission they were stopping for that night. and they pulled out tequila and they were going to celebrate cinco de mayo and that's when my dad was shot by a sniper. >> kelly coleman said growing up her mother was happy to talk about her dad >> i feel like i'm fortunate where my mom was open with me whenever i wanted to talk about my dad. i know that wasn't

a lot of other sons and daughters. >> reporter: when kelly was 18, she made her first trip to the wall. >> little heart broken when i realized his name was so high i couldn't touch it. i wanted to touch his name, it's fairly high on the wall. stood there for a little bit. look at his name and thought of a lot of what ifs. >> reporter: she was able to find the soldier with her dad when killed. a man she stays in touch with today. >> he scooped my dad up and tried to get him, i tried to land on medivac helicopter. tried to land several times. and they had to abort trying to land because the helicopter was coming under so much fire. he said he just held my dad. >> reporter: curiosity and the motion of never knowing her fa father. took h

father was killed. >> did you have closure? there's never closure but there's definitely healing. >> reporter: she's part of a close-knit group of men and women who lost their dads in the war, she comes here often with her daughters who have been just as curious as their grandfather as kelly was about her dad. >> we've been leaving a note with every major milestone, college and high school graduations. how we connect with him. we share that moment with him and we get down here whether it's memorial day or veterans day. >> they told papp ap how they were doing. >> kelly coleman said she lived her life in hopes of making her dad proud. wishes she had a little mr. >> you get tired of people telling you their

you wish you had your own. >> reporter: paul wagner fox 5 local news. >> it's amazing. i was down at the wall a few weeks ago, and it's amazing to see a new generation understanding the magnitude of a war. came up to a friend of mine, family friend who had his vietnam's vet hat on and a girl came up with him and said thank you for your service >> i'm glad to see a younger generation is taking notice and wanting to learn more. coming up next at 10:00 helping military spouses find jobs >> this can be tough oh land work when you're moving around. we'll show you a new effort assisting military families when we come back.

ralph northam: being a pediatrician has taught me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam,

asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you call him, we're not letting him bring his hate into virginia.

new tonight, good news for military families, effort to help spouses find work. here's ellison par bumper. >> reporter: she's a military wife and has been 14 years, but had a career >> i was a lobbiest for builders and developers in wisconsin. >> graduated college and received a law degree. in 14 year, she's moved 11 times. of >> this is the second time in germany. we moved to missouri and then to germany. and all of these locations were extremely remote and i realized i believe it was the fourth move that work really wasn't going to be an option >> a rand corporation found that 42% of military spouse mostly women are not in the labors for, number nearly two time higher th

often because they won't have a choice >> it's been harder to find work because now you're overqualified for the options. >> for her, best option showed up online >> i started working remote and realized that's how i would maintain employment >> at hundreds, literally hundreds of thousands of other military spouses >> the mother of two decided to do something about it and three years ago she created a company called america's career force. the idea is is to connect military spouses with companies looking for remote workers. >> there's almost one remote job in every company, it's not always advertised. >> reporter: this isn't about money, it's about making sure military spouses don't feel like they've lost their purposes >> we suffer sometimes in silence and the easiest thing is remote work,

employer would say look open up their doors to us, that would be incredible. >> reporter: the first family seems to be noticing what she's up to, last year, ivanka trump posted about the organization on her personal website. allison be barber, fox news more arrests made in manchester, we'll have the latest in the deadly consent attack >> on this memorial day away away vet survived the attack on pearl harbor shares his story. it's amazing. got to see this when we come back.

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. this is fox 5 local news at 10:30. >> off the top it was a violent holiday weekend. saturday eight people were shot. one of them fatal the in northwest police responded to lee shootings within three hours. marina marraco live with that story. marina? >> reporter: all the shootings spni

afternoon until 8:00. one of the crime scenes happening from feet away from the homicide saturday morning, seven shot, one killed, tonight there were no victims in the first shooting. at least two men, however, were arrested on weapons charges, two other shooting scenes in district. one in takoma, other one near trinidad in northeast. both resulting in victims. in alexandria, people in one community are calling for peace after racist flyers were found plastered on car, trees and utility policy. flyers were filled with hate speech about muslims and african-americans. in response, the city's mayor denounced description in all forms calling alexandria a place of kindness and compassion. neighbors are countering with flyers that contain positive messages. employes

heros. america, honoring men and women had paid the supreme court sacrifice. he took part at arlington national ceremony. described those who died as quote special, special people. take the outside. live look at the weather, it was a gorgeous one and if you had the day off, maybe you had a chance to enjoy sunshine >> back to work fortunately or unfortunately for many people tomorrow. depends how you look at it. hi there, sarah and jim. there could be a couple of spotty showers drizzle and fog. that's line one of other weather headlines, fog, yes, maybe a little shower activity. thanks to the east wind loading us up on moisture what we call the marine layer. it may take till the afternoon to burn the clouds off, as we continue to burn off and get to sunshine, we get a little bit unstable and

thunderstorms on our tuesday afternoon. i don't think it's anything that ruin yours day but i do think it's something we'll have to keep a close eye on not expected to to be severe, but any time this weather gets cooked up into the low 80's or upper 70's they can drop a lot of rain. wednesday, we're thinking at warm take maybe few thunderstorms around on wednesday but as we get to thursday, good news, i believe it's the pick day of the week. if you still need another day off, that's the one, sunny, comfortable day. i wanted to show you tuesday afternoon, storms may be fired up by the frontal boundary. can't rule them out. the timing on that would be 4:00 to about 7:00, we'll watch that have the hour by hour coming up and let you know how the seven-day shaping up. the british investigation in manchester, police released this new image of the suspected bomber

trying to figure out his movements. 22 people killed and dozens wounded when abedi blew himself up. police raided more locations, one arrest was made on the south coast of england which is hundreds of miles away. 14 men in custody, not identified or charged any. but police are holding them on suspicion of violating the country's terrorism act. outside the arena were the attack happened a massive tribute on display. flowers, notes, balloons, arianna grande who's cancelled vowed to return to manchester plans to hold a benefit concert to raise money for the victims. developing tonight, tiger woods an unexpected reaction to prescription medication led to the dui arrest. 41-year-old said alcohol wasn't involved. he understands the

responsible. woods is recovering from his fourth back surgery. he wrote an update on his website telling fans the surgery gave him instant relief. he hasn't felt so good in years. a dui expect in florida was arrested after a crash that damaged a new police patrol car. the car reads, don't drink and drive. police say the man drove through cones at a checkpoint and hit a cruiser that was parked with its lights on. force of the crash pushed the cruiser 30 feet. when officers stopped the driver arrested him discovered he was wearing this t-shirt that said i'm currently unsupervised. no one was hurt in that crash. lot of bizarreness. next at 10:30, this guy a 103 years old and still sharp >> i had a venturous life. >> we'll introduce you to a pearl harbor survivor. he shares histories next.

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he survived the bombing of pearl harbor >> and remembers december 7th as if it was yesterday. bob barnard has his story. >> you're quite a guy it's an honor to meet you. ? >> thank you for your service. thank you so much. >> reporter: he's a living memorial to the attack on pearl harbor. >> you look wonder >> thank you for your service. thank you >> long retired navy lieutenant jim downing officially the second oldest appeal harbor survival, i'm 103. >> yes, he's 103. >> everybody that morning, around me and i'm sure all over the island were really heros, without any

life and safety. they did a needed to be done. >> reporter: he says he was about five miles away when the japanese attacked pearl harbor the morning of december 7th, 1941. >> i've been married five months, so married people were allowed to stay a assure overnight. so we were sitting down to breakfast and heard these explosions >> he jumped in a car and raced to the harbor >> the battleship west virginia. took nine tore me toes. we lost 105 killed that morning. we were right behind the oklahoma who had 429 and the arizona which had 1177 casualties that morning. he spent to morning trying to put out fires. >> i was using a fire hose, i couldn't escape noticing the de

i thought the parents will never know. so i memorized name tags with the idea of writing the parents letters >> jim downing came back after the attack on pearl harbor, served 24 years. would he go on to have six children, nine grandchildren, and nine great grandchildren. just like all world war ii veterans, the pearl harbor survivors are quickly dwindling in number. this memorial to their service and the war dead one of the premier attractions here in our nation's capitol >> visiting from his home, lieutenant downing is in washington for this memorial day weekend has just written a book called the other side of infamy. >> i had a

>> jim downing worked for a christian ministry many years. the horror inflicted 75 years ago is never far from his memory. >> pearl harbor survivors have, remember pearl harbor, keep america alert. and i added keep america alert and strong. >> reporter: and we absolute you, lieutenant downing. at the world war ii memorial along the mall in washington, bob barnard fox 5 local news. >> he's the most popular guy on site and rightfully so >> looking good. coming up. a politician returning to washington >> we're talking about frank under wood. house of cards. we're going to give you a sneak respective of season five coming up. e coming up.

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beautiful day >> at least we got sunshine. it lent itself to a quiet and reflective memorial day. we forget as we wrong head long into summer. our viewers on twitter who saw gorgeous sun sets and lots of other fun things in the sky. looking live at national harbor, a busy spot this -- over this weekend and i love this picture tonight, did you see something in the sky that looked like this? an upsidedown rainbow sent to us from kim fox. this is not a rainbow, it's from

the halo family it's not produced by rain by the ice crystals produced by all of the sir russ clouds. if you did see, a treat and that's what you were seeing. but again, from the hail low family. if you missed that maybe you got a great sunset picture. this one points sunset i love this from chris becker swan point is in charles county looking out over the bay and what a gorgeous sunset. a beautiful evening. that is for sure and temperatures are so comfortable. 72. humidity is up there. if you've been out, you may have noticed. that will lend itself to the development of more clouds, fog and maybe a little bit of dreary. >> 68 in gaithersburg, 65 martinsberg and 64 winchester, we'll be fairly comfortable tonight. we didn't completely go rain-free. we had little line of showers and some

them went severe going across the pin. you can also see the beginnings of our next weather maker, a weak cold front that will approach our area, that will be the pattern, a series of week cool fronts's one will come through tomorrow, touch you have a couple of thunderstorms, one will come through on wednesday, it will also touch off a couple of thunderstorms. it will get a break thursday and one that approaches for saturday may give us a couple of showers and thunderstorms friday. and saturday. that's the pattern that's going to be going on. for tomorrow, as break into sunshine in the afternoon, it ma take till 1:00, maybe 2:00. we could cook up a couple

thunderstorms. i wanted to show the temperatures, average high as we end may and begin june is 79. a little bit of fog and showers around may prevent us from getting as warm as we did today. wednesday, 83. thursday, 80, friday a warm at 86. just wanted to show you as the front approaches. the severe eather farther to the north through pennsylvania. 70's and 80's. as you saw we'll go 78. and quick look at your futurecast because as we go forward to tomorrow morning, trying to suggest that there could be a couple of showers around especially on the other side of the bay. it was much more bullish earlier but down to few showers as the noon hour we can pretty cloudy as we go into the late afternoon and evening, we chase few showers and thunderstorms. we will watch that for you at 5:00 and

track on your weather ap. let's talk about the seven-day forecast. thursday, 80, looks great. it's one of the only days on this seven-day that is free of showers and thunderstorms. friday, saturday, we have to keep them in the forecast, a few showers possible on sunday at 77. monday 75 with a chance of showers lingering. kind of the somewhat unsettled pattern continues just a little bit. that's the seven-day. jim over to you. >> what a weekend. maryland winning the la cross. but could the guys follow suit? five minutes left in the first, buck eyes up one nothing, he rips the left-handed shot and into second. erps, five to two. trying to make a come back, go to an empty net, not

maryland takes advantage of the opportunity scores and maryland wins 9-6 first in 42 years. they will a make their third ncaa appearance four years, the team watching the live announcement. they will face number two west virginia on friday at 2:00 p.m. meantime bryce harper goes wild. harper window after giants reliever in the eighth inning and everyting got in on the action. bryce was impressive hair action there. got to point out bad blood. the first time two had met since harper hit two home runs. the bad flip the helmet. i don't know if he was trying to go with the helmet >> i think he was but it flew out of his hand. >> both players were ejected. they wouldn't

suspensions likely coming. the capitols getting another shot at hosting an outdoor game, not at nats park. they're going to do it in annapolis, confirming today they will host the maple leafs. it is a stadium series game and they won in 2011. march 3rd, 2018. hot ticket for sure spreading messages of hate. details on the investigation into the racist flyers found in a virginia community. honoring fallen servicemen and women what one group is doing across the country for military services.

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turmoil and drama in washington in house of cards. the hit

tomorrow on netflix >> we spoke with a few of the stars to talk about what chaos in in store >> american people don't know what's best >> co stars nev campbell during an election year can be surreal and all encompassing experience >> people ask as if you know. it's interesting to be on a political show. >> people coming to you for your opinion >> it's ok because you want to be in that world and even if other people most of the world are not shooting the show it's about politics, everyone is into it at the moment. i don't think it would be responsible for any of us to disengage at the moment. that's what the problem has been. >> they have

>> as for what's coming up on season 5 >> the walls were closing in and they started to try and divert things and things season starts the following day. >> they will also square off >> it against intense for everybody certainly a competition going on here. which is great fun to play. for myo to get to the characters going up against them is a lot of fun >> while this is one snipintens show, they lighten up. >> kevin and robin love to laugh and we need it. >> just hysterical impressions and you know, we come prepared to work and we're all -- we work very hard, but

opportunity, it's going to happen. that's fine. i believe a lot of people would be very surprised to know how much fun. ashley, fox news. this is fox 5 local news at 11:00. 11:00, the search continues after a delay shooting in nort northwest. racist flyers found in virginia, how a local mayor is responding to the messages of hate as community activities continue to speak out. president trump back in the u.s. and back on twitter. what he's saying about allegations his son-in-law set up secret communication channels with russian officials. we start tonight way violent holiday weekend in the district. i'm sarah simmons >> i'm jim lokay t