it is strong, but that is how we feel. >> reporter: mind you, the evans police department strongly disagreedoth the coroner and the crime scene investigator issued reports concluding ashley's death was indeed suicide. and remember, tom told the police she had expressed suicidal thoughts before. she had two close relatives who'd taken their own lives. investigators found prescription psychotropic drugs in ashley's purse and nightstand, which tom told them she quit cold turkey without medical supervision when she learned she was pregnant. two months after ashley's death, her parents got the news they feared. police ruled her death a suicide. case closed. >> it made me angry. [ sighs ] it made me angry. because i knew -- i knew that he shot her. i knew that ashley wouldn't take her own life. >> once the case closed and we got the police report, we realized they didn't do anything. >> so tell me more about the police report and what you didn't like about it. >> it was incomplete. it was inconsistent. could've been written by a high school student. no follow-up. it was unbelievable. >> reporter:

police chief was forced out of office this past week over accusation of racial bias in the police department. carter evans tells us about the challenge of new chief is facing. >> you got a good captain. >> reporter: acting san francisco police chief toney chaplin has his work cut out for him. >> reforms, reforms, reforms. >> reporter: chaplain took on lee told embattled chief greg suhr it was time to step down. >> the progress we have made has been meaningful but it hasn't been fast enough. >> reporter: the move came within hours of the city's latest officer-involved shooting where san francisco police killed an unarmed 29-year-old woman suspected of stealing a car. thursday's shooting was the latest in a string of racially charged incidents that have sparked outrage in the bay area. the protests gained momentum after this video surfaced last december. >> oh, my god! drop it! >> reporter: police opened fire on a man holding a knife. five officers fired more than 20 shots. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: court documents also reveal several officers exchanged text messages littered with racist language. chaplai

demonstrators are calling for the police chief's resignation over alleged police brutality. carter evans is in los angeles with the latest. >> reporter: the protest outside a san francisco police station had been going on for 16 days but last niem demonstrators moved to city hall and they refused to leave. they were met by authorities as they tried to go to the mayor's office demanding the firing of san francisco police chief greg sir. they are protesting recent police shooting deaths and the that some pli officers had been exchanging racist and homophobic text messages. five protestors on a hunger strike for more than two weeks were taken to the hospital after receiving a phone call from the mayor telling them he would not meet their demands. at least one of those protestors told reporters he had already lost 15 pounds. now supporters say those five protestors are vowing to continue their hunger strike in the hospital, even if they have to refuse feeding tubes. >> carter evans, thank you. >> the el chapo has a new home taken to siu dad jawr easy. he had twice he escaped preson and was r

the suspect was shot dead by police on thursday. carter evans is following this. >> reporter: search teams are focusing on an area near the northern california town of jenner. it's about 65 miles from where a witness saw 15-year-old pearl bdnson abducted at gunpoint from this pedestrian bridge near her home in the bay area community of vallejo wednesday morning. >> she was forced into that car. >> reporter: rose pinson is desperate to find her sister. >> pearl, you need to come home. find a way home. i know you can! >> reporter: investigators say s arl's kidnapper is 19-year-old fernando castro, who is considered an acquaintance. castro was seen driving south after the abduction, but pearl was not with him. police caught up with castro 300 miles away in this neighborhood near santa barbara. ( gunshots ) in a haiof bullets, police and castro exchanged fire, and gustro was killed, which is a big concern for pinson's sister. >> i'm upset because we needed him. he was our main source. >> reporter: but there is still hope and other leads, according t

police. but still at large. evanz joining me now live from washington, dc along with senior cnn law enforcement analyst tom fuentes and i'm going to start with you. what else are the police telling us at this early stage? >> ashleigh, this all began about just 90 minutes ago. shortly after 11 at the montgomery mall outside of the mall in bethesda, maryland. there were three victims, two men. one woman. it appears the woman has now died. at this point, what the police say happened was that a person, a suspect, approached one victim, shot this person, two other people came to that other person's aid and they were also shot. a short time later, about 30 to 40 minutes after that first shooting, there was a second shooting outside of a giant super markt and also in the same area in bethesda, the po toe mac area of maryland. this is not an area that sees this kind of incidents. that's one reason it's very unusual. at this stage, police are not connecting the two incidents but because of the closeness in time and the distan

evans. >>> president obama will honor a philadelphia police officer who died trying to protect innocent victims. robert wilson iii will be posthumously awarded the medal of val similar today. oh, oh, valor today. >>> a tony and grammy award winner who created hamilton a hip hop musical about the founding father. penn will present him with an horror rather doctorate degree. >>> donald trump and joe biden attend the graduation for penn's arts an sciences yesterday. trump's daughter and biden's granddaughter were among those who received diplomas. >>> president obama gave the commencement address at rutgers university and he used it to dig into donald trump even though he never mentioned it by name. he said the world has become more integrated. he said isolating muslims or treating them differently could have a negative global impact. >>> that's not a betrayal of who we are. it would - >>> obama complained it was no accident that he was with the scarlet knights. he said the school and the students spent a year's long campaign convincing him to be there yesterday to deliver yesterday's address. >>>

wood and evans had just left a south philly gentleman's club. policehey were followed by two, three hit men possibly tied to the rival motorcycle club. >> they're looking for ways to open and get back in that case. >> a lot of times you know who the doer is and you know people who know who the doer is but it's not enough to make an arrest. >> wood's murder rocked help angel chapter in phillies just months after it was established. his funeral drew hundreds of bikers from across the country, including the leaders of the help angel's mother club. also sparked concerns about a biker war. >> i remember distinctly saying that we were going to lay the law down, and we were going to stave off any retaliatory shootings that may result. >> reporter: within days of wood's murder, doorway and another pagan were questioned. only was there as they left homicide headquarters. >> are they asking you about the murder. >> reporter: neither man wanted to answer. >> you wait till information comes in on the case. >> reporter: steven the former former president of the phi

evans paid back the money and resigned from the police force.ut burly thought he should face charges and that's where the case stalled. >> you take an oath as police officers to uphold justice and that wasn't being done. it was -- it wasn't right. >> reporter: frustrated with the way the investigation was being handled, burly decided to detail the allegations with ktvu. turned out to be a costly decision. >> i spoke to you and then all of a sudden i'm in for misconduct. >> reporter: instead of being rewarded for turning in a dirty cop, burly became the target of an internal affairs investigation. and questioned about talking to the press. >> they showed me the video, wanted to inquire if i knew who it was. >> what did you say? >> i said it was not me because i feared i would lose my job and my pension, my benefits. >> reporter: but you knew that liann could impose discipline? -- liann could impose discipline? in february a year after our story aired, and four months after mike evans was eventually booked on felony embezzlement and felony grand t

last week fattah loss the primary to state law maker twi evans ending his hopes of the 12th term in congress. >>> philadelphia police say a 20 year-old man had died following a crash in the east falls section that also killed a six year-old boy. man has been identified as nair ross wilson while the child was identified as eric perez. wilson is father of the seven week old baby girl critically injured in the wreck. six other people, also seriously hurt. the crash happened shortly before 4:00 o'clock yesterday afternoon, here in the 5400 block of henry avenue. investigators say the rainy weather was a major factor in the crash. >>> a driver is in the hospital following this collision in the cities mayfair section. it happened on frankford avenue near tyson avenue at 6:30 this morning. police say driver in one of the cars was trapped and had to be rescued. that driver is hospitalized in stable condition. the cause of the crash still under investigation. >>> turning now to the accu weather forecast, another dreary day across the delaware and lehigh valleys. those cloud just do not wanting to away. >> nope. later this ev

that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans now rahel, back to you. >>> philadelphia police taking a dramatic new approach to diffuse potentially deadly confrontations. >> your [gunfire] 's looking at the first ever reality based training for philadelphia police officers aimed at helping them make decisions of lives of those on the street. >> we don't lose any officers and we don't lose any civilians unnecessarily. >> drop your weapon and show me your hand. >> cbs-3's walt hunter takes you inside a ground breaking new effort to teach officers how to protect themselves and others by learning new methods to decrease violence. it is a exclusive report that airs tomorrow night on cbs-3 at the 11:00. >>> still to come this morning on "eyewitness news", red hot, phillies try to keep a winning streaking, can they make five. that is straight ahead in "eyewitness sports" but first here's a look what is on cbs-3 tonight. fill your family of four up, with eight pieces of delicious original recipe chicken and sides. it's a meal that's freshly prepared every day. court adjourned! colonel

police. here's carter evans. >> reporter: hundreds of protesters marched in the street near san diego's convention center. >> donald trump has got to go! >> reporter: it began as a peaceful demonstration that included immigrant groups who disapprove of trump's tactics and rhetoric. >> going to build a wall! >> reporter: skirmishes erupted outside. police brought out batons when protesters tried to climb into a secure area where officers were monitoring the situation. at least one was arrested. that led protesters to throw water bottles at the officers. when the rally racially diverse crowd began exchanging angry words. >> go back to mexico! >> reporter: emotions boiled over, then things became physical. >> my friend was attacked by this guy. i pulled one guy off. the next comes in. somebody socks me right here. is my nose broken? >> reporter: in california last month, anti-trump protesters burned an american flag and an effigy of the candidate. sentiments continue to flare due in part to a large hispanic population. on friday in san diego, protesters staged a sit -in. >> i don't agree with what th

evan perez, thank you. appreciate it. >>> one of the baltimore police officers charged in the arrest and death of freddie grayf misconduct in office and reckless endangerment. he requested a bench trial instead of a jury trial. as the verdict was red in the packed courtroom today, officer nero put his head down and sobbed. he was the second officer to be tried in the case of freddie gray who died in april last year, a week after he suffered a severe spinal cord injury while being shackled and handcuffed and not wearing a seat belt. four of the officers are waiting to be tried. officer william porter's trial ended in a hung jury back in december. >>> donald trump and hillary clinton are the most unpopular candidates heading into election and is this the year where finally a door opens up for a third-party candidate? we'll ask one next. ♪ the sun'll come out tomorrow... ♪ for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever. entresto helped more people stay

police are investigating a murder that happened around 1:30 a.m. o people were shot on 55th near thertheast, right evans recreation center. one of the victims has died. arrests have been made. now a story will only see here. allegations of animal abuse made against a pet resort. a maryland family claims the resort is responsible for the death of one of their dogs and leaving to others sick and injured. our reporter was shown around the facility. reporter: cheryl says she dropped off her two dogs at the pet resort earlier this month. when she stopped by to check on them, she realized one of her dogs, named hugo, was dead on the side of the road. today, w he showed us around the kennel where hugo was saying. allegation of animal cruelty is completely absurd. our employees go through weeks of training. >> he admits one of his employees left one of the kennel doors open in candles -- in hugo's kennel, and that employee has since been let go. >> i can only imagine if this was my dog, obviously, i would upset.ly, really it's losing a member of your family. >> he says they are paying for the families that bill

police are investigating a murder. at 1:30 a.m., two people were shot in northeast. that was near the evans rec center. one victim died. identified as william wells. so far, no arrests have been made. coming up next -- outrage building tonight after a gorilla grabbed a four-year-old boy. the anger is being directed at the zoo for what they did to the gorilla. and a civil war battlefield in virginia hit wide looters. find out what was taken. and let's listen to the memorial day concert in the rain those performing the beach boys. >> ♪ good vibrations ♪ they go ooh ooh. ♪ hey! ♪ they go oh-ooh-ooooh. ♪ sitting, watching, waiting, wishing. ♪ ♪ i tell you one thing, you never knew it. ♪ ♪ at the back of the bus ♪ there is so much to give, so dream big. ♪ ♪ yeah. ♪ and when they screaming get out, get out. ♪ ♪ll i wanna hear is t down, get down. ♪ "get full on summer at target. get a $10 target giftcard when you spend $50 on groceries. this sunday and monday only.

. >> reporter: evans took a snapshot on the snapshot seconds after he was shot by a secret service officer. it was minutes after 3:00. >> police was around him with a gun. i got scared police started to screaming at us, get ou here. get out. >> reporter: the defendant was reportedly armed and refusing orders to stop and drop his weapon as the approach to secret service checkpoint. by 3:15, the white house was on lockdown. the next hour, tourists were ordered to leave. >> we were told to leave the area, there were secret service running around with guns. >> reporter: by 5:00, the lockdown had been lifted but many visitors were forced to make other plans. >> we came all the way from india to see white house. >> reporter: beyond the change of plans, some will leave with a at any point in timed first impression. >> it's prizing to see that in a place like this and something unsafe can happen. >> reporter: it is a trip that family will remember several reasons. back out here live, i can tell you that it is business back to normal. we'll be learning a lot more about alliveri in the coming days. we're told the vice president was insi

evans now rahel back to you. >> thanks, good advice there. >>> philadelphia police are taking dramatic new approach to diffuse potentiallyr [gunfire] 's looking at first ever reality based training for philadelphia police officers. it is aimed at helping them make decision that is could save lives on the street. >> we're losing officers a and we're losing civilians unnecessarily. >> drop the weapon and show me your hand. >> cbs-3's walt hunter takes you inside a ground break going new effort to teach officers how to protect themselves and others by learning new methods to teach violence. it airs tomorrow night on cbs-3 at 11:00. >>> the phillies continue to be a pleasant surprise, could they extend their streak to five games. leslie van arsdal has details when "eyewitness news" this sunday morning continues, stay with fill your family of four up, with eight pieces of delicious original recipe chicken and sides. it's a meal that's freshly prepared every day. court adjourned! colonel quality, guaranteed. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ >>> vince velasquez takes the mo

police. brian todd on the scene there. i go to evan perez with me in the studio in washington. interesting, this say highly vetted federal law enforcement officer. his job in the federal protective services is to protect federal buildings from violence like we've seen here. >> right. >> was there a failure here? >> well it doesn't appear so. it appears shortly after he was subject to some kind of protective order issued by a court, it appears the wife, his estranged wife is who asked for that protective order. shortly after that, the federal protective service, which is a part of vhs, suspended his, both his badge, his credentials and took away his service weapon, and they put him on some sort of administrative leave. there's been a lot of changes, jim, in the last couple of years as a result of the navy yard shooting and other incidents, in which when people who have security clearances, people who have badges and weapons issued by the federal government, when they come up for background checks whenever something derogatory shows up in their background, that that is updated an

evans paid back the money and resigned. but burley thought he should face charges, and that's where the case stalled. >> we take an oath as policethat wasn't being done. it was -- it just wasn't right. >> reporter: frustrated with the way the investigation was being handled, burley decided to detail the allegations with ktvu. it turned out to be a costly decision. >> i came and spoke to you and then all of a sudden i am in trouble for misconduct, which i am not sure what the misconduct was. >> reporter: instead of being rewarded for turning in a dirty cop, she was the target of an internal affairs investigation and questioned about talking to the press. >> they showed me the video. wanted to inquire if it was me or if i knew who it was. >> reporter: what did you say? >> said it was not me because i feared i would lose my job. i would be terminated. i could lose my pension and benefits. >> reporter: you knew that -- she didn't think it would end her career after 22 years with sfpd. in february, a year after our story aired and four months after mike evans was booked on felony embezzlement and felony grand theft, burley was inform

former student 15-year-old john evans was stabbed to death at deanwood metro in april two weeks after devon tay washington, another 15-year- old, was gunned down at deanwood. policerrested suspects in both cases. >> 90% of our kids across the city are remarkable and we need to start celebrating them. what about those kids that really come to school every day, and do what they are supposed to do? >> if we're asking them to come to school, every day, we should at least make sure they can get home safe. >> lark and his students are getting -- clark and his students are getting ready for the man the block ra afternoon, a city-wide effort with two dozen charter schools involved. the idea is to get community members, men and women, to form a human chain of protection and support, for kids walking home from school. >> sometimes you just don't feel safe. you don't know who is around the corner and what is around the corner or what is waiting for you. >> the motivation to know someone is coming out to help you, and that they care for you, you know, is a big thing. >> again, dr. clark asking all of you to consider volunteering at 3:00 p.m. at a local participating school i

evans. we begin tonight in fairfax county where the search continues for the pen who -- person who shot and killed a teachers assistant. >> police have released sketch of a woman they believe may have seen the crime take place, and want the public's help to locate her. fox5's marina morocco joins us in alexandria with the latest. >> reporter: this case is interesting. police have not said they're looking for a suspect, all they are saying at this . is that they are looking for a witness, who was likely in this parking lot here at the city side apartment, right before that murder happened about a week ago early morning last friday. 24, found shot to death, at the city side apartment complex, off of richmond highway, in the parking lot, at the crime scene, police towed away several cars, including a motorcycle, but never said what the motive behind the homicide could have been. hoping that someone can name that witness, and will come forward, and give them some sort of tip that will lead them to a suspect. >> a female that we would like to speak to and identify, she was seen in the area prior to the homicide. >> she is described a

police officer. > her dad's brothers in blew escorted her to the senior prom and made it a night to remember. fox's evanert has the story. >>reporter: sad because we have to be here. honored because we can be here. it's a duty no officer wants, but one they are proud to accept. these men and women are here to support the daughter of one of their own on prom night 6789 officer charley con deck should have been here. the tar opinion springs police officer was killed in 2014 on what was supposed to be a routine call. it's our responsibility and our honor to stand in for charley. charley would be here and he's not able to be here. so we want to be here for charley and foray lean a. and they were. river ridge high school senior alien a con deck had no idea who would be meeting her when she got off the bus at her prom. she said she's greatful that her dad's colleagues stood in for her dad. they always say never forgotten because every day they texting me. they step in for what things my dad would have done. they were wishing well all while leading her into the ballroom. she said she knows her dad is right her

evans. we begin tonight in fairfax county where the search continues for the pen who -- person who shot and killed a teachers assistant. >> policehelp to locate her. fox5's marina morocco joins us in alexandria with the latest. >> reporter: this case is interesting. police have not said they're looking for a suspect, all they are saying at this . is that they are looking for a witness, who was likely in this parking lot here at the city side apartment, right before that murder happened about a week ago early morning last friday. 24, found shot to death, at the city side apartment complex, off of richmond highway, in the parking lot, at the crime scene, police towed away several cars, including a motorcycle, but never said what the motive behind the homicide could have been.

. >> reporter: evans took a snapshot on the suspect on the ground second after she was shot by a secret service officer. it was minutes after 3:00. >> police were around him with a and it got really scared. police started screaming at us, get out of here. >> reporter: the defendant was reportedly arm's refusing orders to stop and drop his weapon as he approached a secret service checkpoint. by 3:15 the white house was on lock down. tourists were told to leave. >> we were told to leave. secret service was running around with gun. >> reporter: by 5:00, the lockdown had been lifted but many visitors were forced to many other plans. >> we came all the way from india to see white house. we can't go in. >> reporter: beyond the change of plan, some will leave with a tainted first impression. >> it's surprising to see in a place like this something unsafe can happen. >> reporter: it's a trip that family will remember for all the wrong reasons. what happe get a closer glimpse into exactly who he is. we'll see his picture. i can tell you right now, investigators are working the phones and working the ground trying to find out more about the motive b

somer to in somerton byberry and evans and also in northeast philadelphia, this is the scene of the accident where steve has been set up all morning long and policeestigation there, at cottman and bustleton. mike and alex, back to you. >>> 6:19. the school of the teen who was gunned town over the weekend is stepping up to help the family pay for the funeral. >> just 14 years old, zenas powell, was shot and killed in pine lane saturday night. police believe he and his two cousins were seriously injured were at the wrong place at the wrong time. it happened just one day after his eighth grade formal. police are working to track down surveillance video in hopes of the finding the people responsible, police believe the teens were not the targets have of gunfire. >> one of the working theories is that the intent was to shoot somebody else ape these guys got caught in the cross fire. >> i don't want to see this happen to nobody else child. >> the reward for information about his death is now at $10,000. >>> well, he wasn't even the target. >>> baltimore police officer on trial for death of freddie gray is a freeman, after being acquitted, of the charge

police and have been fired preschool. >>> people looking for love were scammed out of $600,000. a silver spring man was convicted of running and online romance scam. evan and his co-conspirators initiated romantic relationships with men and women. after gaining their trust, they would ask them to accepted money. he could face 20 years in prison. >>> today bus rides in frederick county are getting a green upgrade. the county's transit services will unveil all of its new fully electric buses, five buses with tee sell engines will be refurbished with electric systems and the buses will run 120 miles on a single charge. the county hopes to add at least four more electric buses to its fleet over the next few years. >>> some of hollywood's biggest stars are getting behind the new african-american history hugh see up. de about raiser this weekend. the new museum's director says it raised more than $5 a,000. the smithsonian and others will make up the difference. >> wonderful to sort of have people who are highly visible, but also people who nt don't know say i want to give a million to support the museum. >> the museum opens september 24. tonight, though, at

evan kohlmann, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> this morning the fbi, secret service and d.c. police are all still trying to figure out precisely why a man aac gun in his hand and refused orders to stop. the secret service gunned him down in front of horrified tourists. the gunman was hospitalized overnight. at last check he was in critical condition. jim miklaszewski has more. >> reporter: the scene at the white house suddenly exploded with shouts of "shots fired!" secret service officers scrambled to their posts. >> just had a shooting. >> reporter: the suspect identified as jesse olivieri of pennsylvania was openly carrying a handgun as he walked directly toward a security outpost at the southeast corner of the white house grounds. >> and so, he had a gun out, just in plain sight. i mean, it wasn't even hidden. >> reporter: taylor kate said it looked as if he was in trance. >> like he had a mission and he was just doing that. >> larry samples says secret service officers repeatedly ordered the man to halt. >> drop your gun. he walked towards the officers. he just kept onome walkin

police say two of those shootings are in fact connected. they have a suspect. 62-year-old lilio tortle. you see a photograph of this suspect right there. joining us now, cnn's evan monitoring what's going on. tell us what we know about this individual. >> wolf, we spoke a little while ago about another shooting that happened on thursday outside of a high school in beltsville, maryland and in that case, alalio tordel is believed to have shoot his wife and criticaled someone to try to come to the aid of his wife and now prince georges county believe he could be connected to the two shootings that occurred across the border in maryland. we have a statement from the federal protective service which tordale was an employee of and they could confirm he is a law enforcement officer with the federal protective service and say in march, fps placed him after a protective order was issued against hip am and placen administrative leave. they say they're now working with the prince georges county police to assist in this investigation. we know, wolf, that the people, the authorities investigating the shootings today now believe that he could be responsible for these shooting

police captain they believe, yes indeed, they could be. where's the person doing this? let's bring in jus tn correspondent evan perez and law enforcement analyst art roderick. evan, obviously the question, where is the shooter? what jumped out at me is they do believe all of this is related. >> that's right, brooke. now they believe he is responsible for six shootings in all, the shooting of six people in all and now three people dead. two today, one is a male who tried to come to the -- one of the two people who tried to come to the aid of someone outside the montgomery mall. there is at the mall three people shot. one male is dead. another male is in critical condition and a female is nonlife threatening injury according to the police. there was a second shooting about 40 minutes after the first shooting. at a giant food supermarket also in the same area in bethesda, potomac area and in that, a female was shot and she is dead. the shooting at 4:00 p.m. just outside of a high school in greenbelt, maryland. according to the police, eulalio tordil is the suspect. and approached his estranged way, gladys, there

evans to her family to park of the belongings as the grass fire raced up neighborhood trees. >>reporter: the fire started out in the grass behind these homes and a homeless encampment friday afternoon. >>reporter: police evacuated and that is on santa barbara when the torch tree tops show how the fire and jumped quickly from house-to-house the wind made it difficult to contain two homes was severely damaged and a detached lives here you consider it melted plastic covering away back in the logic in said straight through to the backyard no one was hurt in the red cross is helping the family who lost homes. >>marty gonzales: you might see some firefighters out in san mateo county preparing for wildfire season firefighters stopped accounting of taken part in training drills consult san francisco is not too far from highway 1 01 and those drills was thought the 9:00 this morning there were run until. 3:00 this until >>marty gonzales: we know the name of the woman who was shot and killed by san francisco police in the bayview district earlier this week the 29 will jessica williams killed about 945 thursday morning this and she was driving a stolen vehicle she tried again with an office of the crash into ano

evan, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> christi. >>> a massive explosion seen outside baghdad. look at these pictures coming in, after isis attack a gas plant there. five police officers were killed in the attack, and three storage tanks caught fire, as you can see. 13 other people were wounded. this is an attack that started with two suicide bombs, then six militants tried to storm the plant. it was stopped by security forces. >>> also, we want sthoe you pictures of a massive fire that broke out in brazil. it happened about 5:00. it destroyed several houses. one person was injured, but no deaths have been reported. >>> two vehicles catch fire near disney's animal kingdom in orlando, after an suv crashed into a bus, 11 people are hospitalized, eight other people were not injured. >>> red hot chilli peppers front man has been hospitalized. the band had to cancel the concert, and no word why he had to go to the hospital, nor are we getting word on his condition. we'll keep you posted on what we hear. >>> this massive biker brawl in texas, you'll see the beginnings of it here left nine men dead, nearly 200 people arrested. well, now, a year later, the leaders of

police they don't have the resources or the expertise that the national center does but all important to report it. >> how do they contact you. >> missingkids.org/cybertip, cybertip line. >> important stuff here. happy birthday evan kid. congratulations, by the way, graduated college. evan, your mom cares about you too. all right, let's check that forecast which we have to all care about because the severe weather threat is high for large hail, especially parts of nebraska. southwe southwestern iowa. nebraska and kansas, topeka, you're in it it. heavy rain that comes with it, pockets all the way through arkansas and up through missouri. higher humidity. a few thunderstorms possible, mainly west of d.c. tonight partly cloudy with lows in the upper 60s. tomorrow a slightly better chance of showers and storms in the afternoon. highs in the mid to upper 80s. saturday will be gorgeous around 85 with dry weather. rain chances increase on sunday, but mostly likely on >> and gabby from salt lake city is celebrating. give me a high-five for the 21st birthday. enjoy. all the products. tory, i missed you and all your fun things. robin. >> that was a perfect 10. no, you. that was a perfect 10. >>> time now for our summer "de