5 mph saturday: mostly sunny and comfortable highs: 76-80 winds: northwest 5-10 mph now --- i-270 in northbound is back open after an overnight motorcycle crash. the accident killed the motorcyclist. the crash shut down the highway for several hours. we are still working to get more information on what happened. this morning, the country and the world are reacting to president trump's decision to pull out of the paris climate accord. the president 200 nation agreement to combat global warming and climate change a bad deal for the us. our megaphone question of the day - do you agree with the decision to pull out of the paris climate accord? go to wjla.com/vote now and let us know. more now from kenneth motten. banner: so now that president trump has signaled his according to the pact, the u-s must wait until november of 20-19 to formally submit it's intention to withdraw. at that point, the u-s enters a one year waiting period, before it will be officially removed from the agreement. the united states would join syria, and nicaragua as the only two recognized countries, that have not

5 mph saturday: mostly sunny and comfortable highs: 76-80 winds: northwest 5-10 mph breaking right now- a gunman storming a hotel and casino in manila - 36 people from gunfire. overnight philippine officials say they believe the victims suffocated to death.. getting trapped by thick smoke in the casino area, from fires set by the gunman. authorities say he set slot machines and gaming tables on fire. and just in the last fifteen minutes - police releasing chilling images of that gunman with an assault rifle in hand he has not been identified. the gunman's body was also found in a room at the resort. police say he took his own life-- dousing himself with gasoline and shooting himself. trump called this terrorism... but this morning philipine officials say this was a mentally disturbed man and it had nothing to do with terror. right now at 5:xx - we're also following breaking new developments in president trump's travel ban. the white house - now taking it's fight to the nation's highest court. the trump administartion has asked the surpeme court to allow it's revised travel ban to go in

live in northwest. >> breaking news out of northwest d.c. tonight a fire at a hotel forced an evacuation happened at the west inhotel on m street near thomas circle. officials say the fire started on the first floor of the kitchen and then moved into the deck work. police staying in the hotel or people staying in the hotel were let back in a short time ago. and no one was injured. new tonight we learned a crash that caused major backups in fairfax claimed a life. this was at the mixing bowl split of westbound 495 and i 5 south. police say a car pulled off on to the median to resecure a boat it was hauling while two men were trying to secure this the boat a box truck struck them. one man leonard schultz pass away and the other victim is in the hospital and the driver ofhe he's charged with reckless driving and the crash is under investigation. >> city leaders loved one and good friend from a church in northwest to say goodbye to jim graham. he died last week after serving many years in council and he was chairman of metro board. and dedicated

we are following breaking news out of northwest d.c.re an apartment building went up in flames overnight. you can see the dramatic video that shows the massive fire that broke out at this four story building around 3 o'clock this morning. our anjali hemphill joining us live from northwest with the breaking details. anjali what can you tell us? >> reporter: boy, annie, even that rainstorm that came through overnight wasn't enough to help firefighters put down this incredibly huge fire. take a look behind me here as it is still burning aggressively at this four story apartment building here off peabody street near the intersection of military road. there are more than a hundred firefighters here. this is a three-alarm fire and they're still attacking the fire from the outside of the building using their hoses off the ladder truck trucks there ai want to point out the smoke billowing from the sky, billowing into nearby neighborhoods as here, you can just see the amount of water that firefighters are using to fight this fire right now as it

. >>> and early morning apartment fire in northwest, hundreds are displaced. the cause, under investigation. i'll have details coming up on news4. >>> and breaking right now at 6:00, a crash on the beltway in northern virginia, backing up traffic to maryland. >>> news4 at 6:00 begins with breaking news. >>> tragedy at a family pool in loudoun county. a young child drowns, another clinging to life after a loved one finds them in the pool. home on acorn court in sterling. darcy spencer has the details on this breaking story. darcy? >> reporter: erika, there's no other way to describe this other than just a tragic, tragic situation. a short time ago, i was able to speak to a family member of these twins. he confirms that the 2-year-olds are in fact twins. and the tragedy unfolded in a house behind me on acorn court in sterling earlier this morning. the family member tells me that the little boy and girl apparently snuck out of the house. he says that the mom did not know that they had left, and ended up in the pool in their backyard. the pool is surrounded by a p

last, i wanted to show you by alexander mckenzie, british explorer connected with the northwest company, competitor to the hudson bay company and he was the first european to cross the full extent of north america. he entitled his book from 1801, voyages from montrÉal on the river of st. lawrence from the continent of north america to the pacific oceans in the year 1789, and 1793. he first went to the arctic ocean, called the mckinsey river. then, subsequent expeditions made it to the coast of british columbia in 1793. we have three copies of his. and were very important to history of cartography. thomas jefferson by mckenzie's the voyage, and not crossing the continent again, in the united states. >> we continue our look at eugene's literary culture. televangelist danuta pfeiffer and her memoir "chiseled" which looks at her lifetime including the 700 club show with pat robertson as he began campaigning for the republican party presidential nomination in 1987, and 1988. >> danuta pfeiffer worked on a series of radio intelligent programs but is best known as the cohost of the 700 club wi

they were last seen on holbrook street in northwest d.c. police say the pair was just reported missing today. we have posted all of the details on our nbc washington facebook page for you to take a look at and share as well in hopes we can get them back home again. >>> right now, more rescue teams are searching for as many as people possibly buried in a massive landslide. 15 other people have already been found dead. it is mid morning in south western china right now where this is all happening. the area has been dealing with days of torrential rain. the weight of the water likely triggered this landslide, encompassing 62 homes and a hotel. >>> the cia director thinks the "worship of leaders like edward snowden" is leading others to disclose our country's secret intelligence. mike pompeo spoke to hugh hewett this morning and said the u.s. needs to ramp up efforts to stop leaks of classified information. he told hewett the trump administration is focused on that. pompeo said president trump is incredibly demanding of the intelligence communi

that's the very latest here from northwest d.c. annie, thank you. >>> 5:35 is the time right now. devepi virginia this morning police are trying to track down a man accused of inappropriately touching a girl at arlington national cemetery. it happened on memorial day. police say the suspect and the girl did not know each other. if you recognize him, you're being asked to call police. >> ♪ >> 5:36 is our time right now and you know what, nothing makes me more excited than knowing it's going to be a great weather day. >> it is. it's going to be real, real nice especially this afternoon when the humidity drops and there's a little bit of a breeze out there, good sunshine. >> dude, i'm just happy to see the sun. it's all relative. >> we got good sun yesterday. >> we did. >> and then a big thunderstorm yesterday afternoon and yesterday evening for some. here's the deal. bus stop for the kiddos this morning, 56 to 64. i should mention and i haven't mentioned it this morning but there's some very patchy fog out there in some places. where

a man passed out in the road on florida avenue northwest. he eventually came to. drug users also sent firefighters racing through the city. opioid abuse reached a crisis level and getting worse >> we see a large number of individuals surrounding jurisdictions are seeing that >> this medication is used to revive people who have overdosed and are struggling to breathe. >> it's a quick pressure >> it costs about $30 per dose and necessary to revive a patient. fire departments across the region, they've more than doubled. fairfax county averages nearly 60 cases per month, montgomery county about 70, 100 in prince george's county and about two 260 per month in dc. costs are averaging more than $100,000 a year. >> medications they use this is probably with the exception of oxygen the most frequently used >> dc ems supervisor says paramedics are going to overdoses in all types of neighborhoods. some patients are homeless, others high ranking government employees >> we're encountering individuals who have had surgeries and medical conditions due to chronic pain ailments,

and then here's the title page, an account of the countries adjoining to hudson bay in the northwest part of america containing a description of their lakes and rivers, etc. we move over here, this is the map of a book by jonathan carver. it's called a new map of north america from the latest discoveries, 1778 engraved for carvers traffic.so compared to dodds map, this shows a little bit more of the western coast of north america. it has keep blanco and then it has a river of the west. which is as i said earlier was another name for what was called river oregon by carver but he did not apply that name immediately to the map that appeared in his book. so this follows roughly eight , the route of the columbia or the snake river and its oregon's near the head of the missouri river. so later with lewis and clark that would be the route they followed across the continent of the missouri river and down the snake river. so this book here is by friedrich or who was a german french explorer and geographer. this is very little-known and i rarely see it cited in the historical literature but th

been a lovely northwest breeze out there.hat northwest wind is what's helping to bring us the sunshine. 67 in washington. 63 in fairfax, loudoun counties. 66 in prince george's. your forecast then for today, periods of sunshine. maybe a bubbling up of a shower or two. rain chance today 30% or less. today's high, 79. here's that little northwesterly flow. you can sort of tell there's unsettled air across pennsylvania. that's the reason i can't give you the today. we need to get a few showers out across mountains of west virginia. here's future weather. you can do a little hint of a shower chance between 4 and 6:00. now tomorrow the clouds are back. little better chance for light rain tomorrow. a lot of clouds on thursday. highs the next couple of days in the low 70s. friday looks like a great june day. saturday sunshine and getting warm again. forecast coming up at 6:41. >> good morning, melissa. >> good morning. >>> chopper 4 over this issue. look at this live picture northbound 301 after central avenue is where this is. we h

aside from the in northwest the rest of our secondaries looking good. beltway problem free through oxon hill. all area bridges smooth and quiet right now f50 no problems through poe what was bi gainsville manassas and centreville at speed. 70 down to the beltway keep in that mind metro said to be on time today starting at 5:00. i'll let you know if that changes. any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. back to you. >> ♪ >> police looking -- investigating multiple shootings this morning. >> this as several people were shot along southern avenue in southeast. melanie alnwick joins us live. she's on the scene and has the latest details. anything new, mel. >> reporter: good morning, guys t part of the reason went don't have an exact count here on the number of victims is from what i understand some of them are showing up at local hospitals rather than where everyone is transported and d.c. fire and ems would have an exact patient count so that's why things are somewhat in flux right now in terms of the victims but what we're hearing is anywhere from five

that was called the "new northwest." this was the vehicle she used to communicate about the suffrage efforts. i believe her family was, many members of her family were involved in producing this newspaper. one of her sons was a printer. so it was kind of like a family enterprise. so she communicated through that newspaper, it was an important part of her developing skills and becoming a suffrage leader in the northwest. but she also communicated with national suffrage leaders and in 1871, she coordinated a visit by susan b anthony out to the west. she traveled with her on a speaking tour in california. in very short order, i think it is remarkable, she all of a sudden had a significant standing and presence in the suffrage movement. harvey scott was her brother. he traveled with the family on the oregon trail. apparently he had been abusive to his siblings and there are accounts of him beating up the sisters when they were growing up. he kind of continued that tradition when he, when the family came to oregon. eventually

live at woodrow wilson high school, northwest washington, scott broom, wusa9. >> you like seeing your classmates but the other stuff can stay away. wilson high was build approximate in 1935 and renovated in 2011 and it's on the national register of historic places. >>> we know the name of a person found dead after a massive fire on pea body street in northwest dc over the weekend. the victim 31-year-old edwin romare row. police aren't giving us any more information about mr. romare row. evidence including electrical wiring was sent to an alcohol tobacco and firearms lab to help determine the cause. it could take two weeks to two months to get answers because of the fire damage to the floor. >>> meanwhile families displaced by that massive fire are still going back into homes to try to salvage what they can. yesterday residents told us when they went inside some valuables were missing, cash, a tiffany's bracelet, a necklace, a wedding band, all gone. residents say they believe their items were stolen. >>> tonight investigators found no credible connection between the man accused of kil

. >>> emotional reaction from residents who lived inside an apartment building in northwest that went up in flames this weekend. amazingly no one was seriously hurt. we'll have nor details on at 7:00. >>> good morning, welcome to fox 5 news morning on this sunday, thanks so much for wake up with us, i'm annie yu >> i'm tom fitzgerald. it is instead, june 25th, so great to see you. we thank you for joining iwe start good stuff >> a wonderful saturday afternoon and we'll have great one day. little cooler which is shocking to say >> we said we can do without the humidity and you delivered. >> yes, and we'll deliver it again as we take a live look outside on this glorious sunday morning, blue sky for miles, we don't have that haze hanging over the city that we've become customsed to so much. but no, it is just a gorgeous start. temperatures are pretty comfortable out there. responding to the strong sun this time of year, it's still amazing how much daylight we get. i was noticing 9:30 you could still see a little bit of light. 75 at reagan national, 66 dulles, 69 bwi, 70 in annapolis, 66

live in northwest. >> thank you very much. also practicing this morning, outside the metro station, a man was sent to the hospital after someone hit him with a sharp on. d.c. police say it happened around midnight. someone is in custody. we are working to find out how that man was doing. for updates head to nbc washington app. put them there when we get them. also congressman she's out offism cu. good news following horrific shooting. the positive news continues for lobbyist mike mika as well. his family says he's out of the hospital. see mika with nationals outfielder werth. his family says we are truly gratul we are truly grateful for compassionate world-class care tore doctors, nurses and team at george washington hospital. we will never forget and continue to be great it will for the heroism shown by capitol police. >>> people outraged here this morning and it has to do with the pictures you see on the screen. the pictures show three young black men in handcuffs on the national mall. u.s. park play say the teenagers were s

. >> fox5's annie yu joins us live from northwest with the story.ey, good morning to you, wisdom and maureen. well, park police tell us that this discovery was made yesterday afternoon around 1 o'clock and it happened right inside the national museum of african-american history and culture. and they say that it's likely the person responsible for this disturbing act was caught on surveillance inside the we are still waiting to hear more about the images, possibly being released. we're told that as soon as the report was made, there was a large security presence inside the museum and the gallery was shut down for at least an hour. >> at one point while we were there, i saw a big ruckus with two security guards that were running through. >> oh, god. i -- no words. to be completely and brutally honest, i feel like that hate crimes are on the rise. >> reporter: now, this is the second incident involving a noose at a smithsonian museum in just days. another noose had been found friday on the grounds of the hirshorn museum and david squarton secretary of

it happened in mali in the northwest part of the continental. two people have been killed so far according to the bbc. the attackers took hostages, but they've been released. 32 have been rescued so far. it's unclear now if everyone in the resort has been accounted for. united nations forces were called in. the attackers are believed to be jihadists. >>> is he under investigation or t to contradict a washington post report that five anonymous sources stated the president is being investigated for obstruction of justice over russia's role in the 2016 presidential election. today his attorney appeared on face the nation to support the president's tweet. >> reporter: the president issued that tweet on social media because of the report in the washington post from five anonymous sources, none of, which of course, anyone knows about alleging that the president was under investigation in this reported expanded probe. the fact of the matter is the president has not been and is not under investigation. >> the president's attorney also said the president

northwest winds are our friend. drier wind northwest, turning northeasterly at 10:00, never a good sign for us. that will keep us in the clouds tomorrow. low 60s, mid-60s, 11:00. 67 at 1:00, also dry. most of the showers between about 5:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. then look. pleasant on thursday. 74, and really nice on friday. warmer and 82. the next seven days, saturday, we're going to call it close to hot. upper 80s, low 90s monday and tuesday of next week. and that's in town for much of next week too. >>> feel like kicking something? this is for you. soccer's biggest stars are speaking publicly after an entire girl's team got benched because somebody thought one of the er >> this is just a crazy story. the 8-year-old and her friends were disqualified from a weekend tournament in nebraska. >> confused parents of a nebraska girls youth soccer team gathered monday evening, trying to figure out how tournament officials allegedly mistook one of their players for a boy. >> my brother, he says it's only because the looks. lik

grief counselors will be at northwest high school in germantown to help comfort students and staff. two graduating seniors were shot and killed monday night while sitting in a car. they were supposed to graduate the very next morning. coming up, news4's justin finch will report on the investat recovering from minor injuries caused by a fire. montgomery county fire officials say it started inside of a storm drain near north bethesda middle school. >>> director of national intelligence dan coats will likely face tough questions before a senate committee. this comes after a report that president trump asked coats whether he could intervene with the then fbi director james comey to get the bureau to back off its investigation of michael flynn. coats will appear before the same committee that will question comey tomorrow. >>> comey's hearing is highly anticipated. and only news4 received rare inside access to where the former fbi director will face questions tomorrow. news4's scott macfarlane gives us a look at the room that will be shown on televisions worldwide. >> reporter: this is ro

5 mph saturday: mostly sunny and comfortable highs: 76-80 winds: northwest 5-10 mph

northwest winds to 9 miles an hour and in philadelphia. 82 with west-northwest winds to 10 miles an hourjust a fantastic day and a beautiful evening. tonight, not half bad. could see isolated showers in the lehigh valley and burks county, southern poconos. 58 in allentown, 63 in philadelphia. wilmington 61. see 61 in millville. heading to mount holly, 60. atlantic city coming in at 61 degrees. your weekend, ooh, it is going to be a good one. look at this. 80s and then 90s. tell you about the rest when we come back. >> thank you. >>> now a look at stories making headlines county by county across our region today. begin in new castle county. where authorities arrested a man in connection with a shooting of a 6-year-old boy in wilmington. chelsea outlaw his name. the boy and his mother were in an suv at 6th and spruce streets tuesday. outlaw got out of nor car and opened fire hitting the boy three times. the victim, j. sean banner tonight. >>> chester count you, renewed efforts to finded remains of 50 irish workers who may have been murdered more than a century and a half ago. answers in an

(dave)unseasonably cool temperatures and breezy west to northwest winds will persist through monday as an upper level low impacts the region. this system will also bring showers and potential thunderstorms to portions of the region this afternoon and evening. as the system exits to our east on monday, a warming and drying trend is forecast through the remainder of the workweek. ( marty ) our top story this morning: pro-and anti muslim demonstrations across the country saturday. as protests took place in nearly two dozen cities. you're looking at video from new york, seattle, austin,texas and sacramento as many people took to the streets. there were some clashes between both sides in seattle, and minneapolis. but over all police around the country helped keep everyone safe. ( marty @ landing ) back here in the bay area, one of the largest demonstrations was in the south bay. that's where kron four's philippe djegal shows us that those standing against islamic law were peacefully confronted by the opposition. alice hoagland/nats- "no sharia in the usa." on the santa clara side of the int

live in northwest, ryan hughes, abc 7 news. kimberly: to follow the very latest of apartment fire, survivor stories, and how to help, go to our website, wjla.com. picturesque start to summer 2017. the low humidity hanging around a little longer. a first look the forecast with meteorologist josh knight. the lowr us with humidity, the dry air, that means temperatures tonight will drop into the 50's in some places. right now we are near 71 degrees montgomery county, rockville. iswill be a good night if it not too late for you to open the windows and let the fresh air inside. on the big board, we are looking at a few clouds, but that is about it. most of us have clear skies. dry air in clear skies together, allowing for us to see the nice, crisp temperatures take over. there is quite a bit of green showing up on the map. these are temperatures that have dropped into the low 60's. warrenton in the metro, we hang onto the warmth a bit longer, 76 d.c., 70 quantico, mid 60's fredericksburg. tomorrow morning, about 63 degrees the averag

reporting live in northwest d.c. christine leone, fox5 local news. >> and tonight the search continues for a missing mom and her daughter in the district. police say 25 year old michelle manually and t one month old daisy were last seen on june 156789 however they were reported missing just this weekend. they were last seen in the 1400 block of hole brook street northeast and if you've seen them you're asked to call police. new information tonight in that deadly crash in the mixing bowl area of fairfax county. fox5 has learned the victim was a popular fairfax county high school football coach. he's been identified as leonard schultz. police say schultz had pulled on to the median at the split of westbound 495 and i95 to resecure a boat he was pulling. that's when a and hit schultz. the driver of the truck is facing charges. >> we're tracking metro and we've got some good news as well as bad news for commuters. the. q. news is safetrack is over. the bad news is you'll be dealing with fare hikes and service cuts instea

winds are still out of the northwest.us stained at 150 to 15 miles an hours, but they should lens as we move past sun sevment a couple clouds around today. make it really with the bright blue sky behind i. we are on the bottom edge of an upper low pressure. 39-degreeses was the high temperature in boston. that's normal for november. very spotty up near state college, but some of the moisture is going to be thrown back from the ocean ease ward to westward. usually weather moves in the opposite pattern. back to our cold front we'll move overnight and that'sing whying to push in all the atlantic. clouds and spotty showers in the morning. maybe a few peaks of sunshine in the afternoon, but we could be hard pressed to see that and it will be late afternoon. temperatures tomorrow mainly in the 60s. here's what it lookses like, clear skies early, but you have a thick cloud cover and this is drizzle analyte rain. kind of the speaks can i keep of rain where it's not enough for your windshield wipe ers. it looks like get some clear

not going to be a washout from the northwest to the southeast. then tracking thunderstorms for monday afternoon. neighborhoods right now, lehigh valley, get outside and enjoy all the sunshine because as you saw those clouds are headed in your direction in a couple hours. and then upper 40s in leonardsville. and then pwhrapb done at 46 degrees. for the lehigh valley, temperatures 40s to upper 50s. coming up in just a bit i will have your 10-day forecast, and back to you. >>> today in philadelphia the hit nbc show "the voice" will hold open auditions in center city. this is the camera showing the hundreds hopefuls outside the convention center waiting for their big moment and break. the doors at 7:00 this morning and you can see the line is already out the door. auditions get under way at 8:30. good luck to everybody. >>> phils got good luck this week, finally breaking their losing streak. just when you thought you could watching the phillies, huh-uh, we have that next in sports. pro-tip: chop all your veggies for the week at once. super pro-tip: b

it happened in the 2300 block of cathedral of a northwest.nsenting to sex. >>> and car break-ins are increasing in prince george's county. police say there have been dozens of them just this week. prince george's county police have been tweeting out photos from car break-ins along with numbers. more than 2300 year to date. that's nearly a 15 percent police say to always lock your car and the if you can, don't leave those items laying out and visible. >>> meanwhile a southeast d.c. man who admits he killed three women and two children in a drunk driving crash in oxon hill found out his punishment yesterday. a judge sentenced kenneth kelly to 50 years in prison. kelly was supposed to be sentenced last month but failed to show up. police arrested him days later. the judge tackled on -- tacked on an additional 25 days in prison for that offense and kelly pled guilty last march to negligent homicide manslaughter and other charges related to the 2014 crash. he admits he was speeding when he rear-ended car that was stopped at a red light. four peopl

winds out of the west/northwest at 10 to 15 miles per hour.tarting out with a ton of sunshine this morning, just a couple of more clouds building in the afternoon. 3:00 p.m., temperature, 85. 5:00 p.m., 84. again, no humidity out there. jersey shore this is your day, make sure you're applying the sunscreen, mostly sunny, less humid on the sand, risk for rip currents. 82 in ocean city, cape may, 81. delaware beaches, 82, 83. rehoboth beach 82 degrees, bethany beach, 83. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, here beg, nice -- here we go, nice and comfortable today and tomorrow. 85 today, 83 tomorrow. tuesday, everybody has a better chance of seeing the spotty shower, it's a cooler day, highs around 77. wednesday, 82. lots of sunshine and pleasant. thursday, friday, saturday be looks like another heat wave, hazy, hot and humid, 90 degrees thursday, 90 friday, 92 saturday, joy joy. >> 77 on tuesday, i think it was. >> reporter: especially for june standards that's really good. >> good work, chris. >> reporter: thank you. >>> 6:46 a.m., a n

here is future tracker 65:00 today showers and storms mainly confined to our northwest suburbs to the poconos and allentown and reading, as we get into tomorrow morning a mostly cloudy start and showers to the northern and west as the frontal boundaries continue to lift northward and that front swi sws through saturday night into sunday. and the biggest concern is brief and heavy downpours as the frontal boundary moves on threw. it won't wipe away the heat. the accuweather forecast showing you it's hot and sticky and high of 92 and 90 for a high on sunday and mostly dry in at 91 as we get into monday hot with a shower or storm and high temperature of 90 degrees and for tuesday the actual holiday, 4th of july we are mostly dry and a high temperature of 88 degrees and 88 on wednesday and next thursday, high temperature of 85 degrees, above average this weekend. >> thank you. >>> jay-z's long awaited album dropd this morning and everyone is talking about itment it's called, 444 a confessional and he appears admit he cheated on his wife beyonce and apologizes. this is his first album sinc

eighteenth street northwest is closed between adams mill road and columbia road in the northwest sections morgan here in the district. police have told us they believe t around 7:30 but we'll keep you updated with that. we'll let you know when 7:30 comes and goes if 18th street has reopened. in the meantime we are still following some heavy traffic on 210 in southern maryland. indian head highway earlier crash forced a closure inbound and southbound at palmer road. traffic is moving but there are extensive northbound delays for those of you coming out of fort washington headed towards the beltway. you'll encounter that backup until traffic eases. metrobus some experiencing some delays in that area. if you normally take metrobus due to the fact that 210 was closed for so long you'll be a little slower there. outer loop crash looks like it just cleared. that was as you approach baltimore-washington parkway but we're still seeing at least the moderate delays back down the hour through route 50 there in maryland and as we go to our cameras we're still following a crash here. this is the inne

. >>> in northwest d.c., a high rise worker is rescued after some tense moments of his own, we're told he was caulking some windows on the 2200 block of i street, when the scaffolding he was on just collapsed. fortunately, the worker still had his safety harness on. they extended a ladder up to save the man. he was lowered to the ground with no apparent injures. >>> new information now on the suspected killer of nabra hassanen. the week before the muslim teenager was killed, darwin martinez torres attacked another woman. the victim reportedly told police, torres punched, choked, and sexually assaulted her and said he was a member of ms-13, so she didn't press charges. >>> more than 200 people were forced out of their home after an now officials still haven't released the cause, but they were giving residents the chance to go inside the building today, one by one. wusa9's sarah konsmo is live at the scene to tell us more about that. >> reporter: hi there, yes, there's lots going on here. if you can see, people are busy boarding up the windows on the building on the other side of the str

. >> good morning, and complete shock not only for the northwest high school community, yesterday, but also for the families of these two young boys. police are not shareing a lot of information. and that's hard for the families. we don't know about motive. we don't know how many suspects or if they have any information at all to share about the suspects. but, neighbors who live near the shooting scene say it was a lot of gunfire [ gunfire ] [ engine ]. >> you're hearing more than 20 shots and what sounds like a car driving off recorded on home security camera gallery court 10:45 monday night. 17-year-old in the driver side window rolled down and interior light on. and ar te m sdixt berov was dead in the passenger seat. najjar's family said the boys were together 11:00 monday evening and said they were going to demascus to sell extra graduation tickets they have for northwest high school graduation. again that was 7 . the boys left and just never heard from them again despite repeated texts over and over asking where are you? are you okay? please get back in touch with me it was 4:30 y

again, the showers and thunderstorms dropping out of the northwest. if you hear thunder later today or this evening, head indoors on the lower floors, because the storms could be strong. jennette. >> thank you, david. you can find the seven-day forecast and live look at storm tracker 6 live double scan radar at any time of the day on our website head to 6abc.com/weather. >>> well, u.s. military for the first time time shot down an syrian war plane in syrian aerospace. the syrian jet dropped bombs on local forces alined with the united states in the -- aligned with the united states in the fight against russia. >>> a building under construction at the jersey shore comes tumbling down. >>> new jersey is the only state to ban the sale of home baked goodies, but home bakers are fighting back, we'll be right back. in the state that invented the american vacation... a legendary adventure awaits. heroes will rise. bonds will be forged. and memories will be made to last a lifetime. new york state. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer trip at iloven

abc's janai norman has more from northwest. president trump still under siege in washington went back to his base wednesday - rallying a crowd in the heartland. trump - we have made amazing progress. at his fifth rally since taking office, trump talked about plans for new immigration rules, and his belief anyone seeking admission to the u-s should be able to support themselves financially. trump - and should not use welfare for a period of at least five years. plus a new plan for the wall along the us-mexico border - a wall trump still insists mexico will pay for. trump - we're thinking about building the wall as a solar wall. and true to form, the president railed against the media?and democrats. trump - if we went and got the single greatest healthcare plan in the history of the world we would not get one democrat vote because they're obstructionists. th single major legislative achievement and who's reported to be under investigation for obstruction of justice, didn't fail to make headlines. he referenced his secretary of co

we've got 80 degrees right now with the northwest winds coming in at 10 miles per hour and low humidity, which is the number one reason why temperatures started so comfore, it is so nice outside this afternoon. just fair weather cumulus clouds and temperatures are climbing up through the 70s. most of us will make it into the 80s, but a few spots, winchester, you may be in the 70s later on this afternoon. not making it up into the 80s. right now most of us are climbing up through the 70s. we're at 80 degrees right now in dc. current setup. not much happening near us, so it is fairly pleasant. but i want to show you back to the west you can see this swirl happening back here to the northwest with a weak little cold front dragging behind it. they will bring in more cloud covers tomorrow to our area along with a chance for a few showers. so for today it's pretty nice and nice for the nats game this evening. but this is futurecast tomorrow morning. now i'll tell you this is overdoing the cloud cover, overdoing the shower chances just a little bit, but it's a good idea of the timing of what t

basically from 12th street to third street in northwest.also some additional closures between understood pen dense avenue and e street in southwest. on sunday the equality march for unity and pride. 17th street along constitution avenue. closures there. as well as along pennsylvania avenue. 15th street and constitution avenue. have a great weekend, everybody. back to you. larry: all right. al great weekend weather wise. larry: i think so. alison: what do you say, steve? steve: it will be really nice. gorgeous out there now. lower humidity. temperatures in the 80's for the most part. plenty of sunshine. clouds here and there. 82 at reagan national. 81 in luray. a lot of visitors are in town enjoying the nice weather. i hope you is a chance to get out there and enjoy it. temperatures through the evening hours and overnight will slowly take a slide in the 60's. so overnight lows in town tomorrow morning. around 62 to 65 degrees. pretty nice out there to start your saturday. this is what the stormwatch7 satellite and radar looks like. hardly an

sam sweeney is live in northwest -sam? happening right now - nearly 30 people are missing after a boat packed capsized near medellin, colombia. authorities have recovered nine bodies so far. boat overturned. recreation boats and nearby fishermen raced to get people off the boat and out of the water. covering metro at 5:xx - that ride to work is going to cost you a little more this morning. changes to fares, schedules and rail system hours are now in effect. most bus and rail fares are now 10 to 25 cents more expensive. trains will also run less frequently during rush hour... and some low-ridership bus routes have been eliminated. the rail system still opens at five a-m, but will now close at 11:30 on weekdays. and - it's officially the end of the line, for safetrack work. but that also means the rush hour parking restrictions, that were on hold during safetrack, will be enforced again - starting this morning. rush hour parking runs from seven to 9:30 a-m and four to six p-m. you can find find a complete breakdown of those

in the 400 block of massachusetts avenue northwest.u have any information, call the metropolitan police department. look at the wall of justice starting with the newest addition. >> in prince william county, frederico is accused of neglecting her son. her 5-year-old was found walking down a street. melissa is wanted for child neglect and ryan watson wantrd for attempted robbery and burglary. the metropolitan police department looking for desean anthony, a.k.a. "dink." he is accused of beating up his roommate. breaking his ribs. if you recognize any of the five fugitives give the police a call. i'm q mccray. we will see you next week with another edition of the "7 on your side" fighting back wall of justice. district. the i-team wants to know why has the alley wray been blocked off for a year. i'm scott taylor. up next we start asking tough questions. larry: join us this weekend for the capital pride parade. the members of the newschannel8 and the abc7 team are arching this weekend and you can stronger is blasting her tumors..