police say bijon brown shot a man while he was sitting on a metrobus last month in north southeast. they're still looking for brown. metro temporarily stopped bus routes through that area after 7:00 p.m., but the decision was reversed. police officers are now patrolling that area 24 hours a day. >>> today, a funeral service will take place in pikesville for former maryland governor marvin mandel. he will be buried at the lakemont memorial gardens. his family will welcome friends in annapolis later on today. mandel died on sunday, he was 95 years old. >>> all right. just ten days until the redskins regular season begins. the team has one more chance for final adjustments at the last preseason game tonight. the 'skins haven't lost a game in the preseason so far. they take on the jaguars at 7:30. today, colt mccoy is expected to play the whole game at quarterback. you will only see kirk cousins who was just named the starting quarterback for the whole season. that's only if colt gets injured. we hope that's not happening. >> why would you say that out loud? >> i know. i wish him the bes

metro transit police identified the suspect as bijon brown. right now he is not in custody and is considered armed and dangerous. that august 21st shooting prompted metro to cancel bus service to parts of elmon road in southwest d.c. for several days. but service has been restored. >> bystanders came to the rescue after a woman tried to snatch a child along an orange metro train. witnesses say a woman tried to grab a 2-year-old girl out of a stroller while the train was in the metro. they went and got the woman and helder to to the ground. the woman is in custody. the child and the mother were not hurt. maureen: 90-plus degrees and no air conditioning and water. that is how it has been at the living facility in siller is spring this week. residents went outside to protest. this is not the first time, without air conditioning or hot water. today was not a good day to be without air conditioning and now we are trading the daytime heat for thunderstorms this evening. chief meteorologist doug hill on storm watch tonight. doug: this is feeling like

metro transit police have arrested bijon brown, a person of interest on a metro bus shooting. woman lost hery life to west nile virus in maryland, prompting new warnings. richard reeve has the alarming uptick in the virus in the region. richard? rate forleon, heart the family. -- heartbreak for the family. the doctor said their mother had died from west nile virus, yet to be confirmed by the state health department, but still a horrible time. dorothy loved her home, her garden, and her family. >> she was happy and in good spirits, looked great. dorothy september 4, mount, was 94, began feeling ill. four days later she died. she is the second or third west nile virus fatality in maryland this year. >> it's a tragedy. richard: this family lived just a few doors away. >> i have three kids, so it's a concern. our neighbor was elderly, of course. richard: they believe that an theired mosquito bit mother either in laurel or in baltimore, but they don't know when. this emergency services director has known mount more than 30 years. he said this year's weather has affected the mosquit

. >>> there police say bijon brown shot a man while she was sitting on a metrobus on elvins road in southeast. they're looking for brown tonight. metro wants to take buses off of elvin road after the shooting last month. but after a public outcry, the transit agency changed its mind. police offirs are now patrolling that area 24 hours a day. >>> the v.a. wait list saga continues. tonight an internal watchdog report shows the department of veteran's affairs has nearly a million pending applications from vets needing to be seen by a doctor. the applications go back nearly two decades, and about a third of the applicants are likely dead. in fact many of them may have died years ago. but due to, quote, serious problems with enrollment data, it's impossible to say whether those 300,000 or so veterans actually died while waiting for care. the report also says the v.a. workers incorrectly marked many applications completed, and many important transactions may have been deleted. >>> next at 11 -- >> the most incredible thing in the world. >> a new treatment for parkinson's disease getting tested here

bijon brown sat a man on elvans road southeast last month. they are still looking for him. metro temporarily stopped bus routes through the area after 7:00 p.m. and that decision was reversed. officers are now patrolling that area 24 hours a day. >>> new video just in to the live desk of migrants pouring into trains at budapest. we have learned that police ended the blockades but no trains are running to western europe. that's for security reasons, they say. police shut down that terminal on tuesday. that's the latest. back to you. >> thank you. >>> it's now 4:34. new details about the heart breaking v.a. scandal. the department of veterans affairs has nearly a million pending applications from vets needing to be seen by a doctor. the applications go back nearly two decades and about a third of the applicants are likely dead, many of them passing away years ago. but due to quote serious problems with enrollment data, it is impossible to say whether these veterans died while waiting for care. the report also says v.a. workers incorrectly marked many applications completed an

marshals are looking for bijon brown again. we reached out to the u.s. attorney's office today and asked them about this. we received a statement that in part said the government took into the lack of prior convictions and the lack of cooperation of the victims. you can read the full statement from the u.s. attorney's office on wjla.com. meanwhile, the search for brown continues. jennifer donelan, abc7 news. kimberly: thank you. coming up next at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- find out how one of the most top candidates in vote 2016 is winning the web. >> but first, 28 pages. we delve into what they reveal. kimberly: a look at how the president marks 14 year since the 9/11 attacks. he was at fort meade in maryland shaking hands and speaking with troops and government workers today. scott: 14 years after 9/11. one of the last great mysteries surrounding the terrorist attack on america yet to be unmasked. part of the congressional probe that has been kept secret from the public under two u.s. administrations. well, tonight we bring you a special report that you wi

police say that bijon brown shot a man while he was sitting on the metro bus last month on elvans road in southeast. metro temporarily stopped bus routes through the area after 7:00 p.m. that decision was reversed pretty quickly though. police officers are now patrolling that area 24 hours a day. >>> it is the biggest synthetic drug bust in d.c.'s history. 19,000 packets of bizzaro adding up to 263 pounds and worth $2.3 million. two men were watched unloading 14 boxes and then load the drugs into the storage locker in northwest d.c. yenework tefera abera a cab driver and siraj issa, a grocery store worker, were arrested. they face up to 20 years in prison. >>> it's 5:11. time for weather and traffic on the 1s. let's check in with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. so you think we'll get a little rain today, chuck? >> i think we'll get a very little amount of rain today. don't count on it, but now with all the heat and the humidity we have, we can't rule out the bubbling up of a shower. 72 in college park. 73 in rosaryville and brandywine this morning. sun's up at 6:39 this morning.

bijon lamont brown opened fire. they had to close the metro after the shooting. >>> the former first lady of virginia submitted her final appeal last night. last year she and former virginia governor bob mcdonnell were found guilty of trading political fasks for tens of thousands of dollars in gifts and loans. maureen mcdonnell's lawyer says the federal bribery law should apply differently to her than her husband. >> excuse me. i didn't -- >> no. >> 11 fighting to be president. ten have a goal to stop donald trump from gaining ground. they're increasingly worried he could win the nomination. trump made plenty of strikes on his own. the debate brought up where each candidate stands on immigration, terrorism, same-sex marriage, and on defending personal attacks on each other. >> donald trump said the follow about you, quote, look at that face, would anyone vote for that, can you imagine the face of that as prchlt later he said he was talking about your persona. >> it's interesting. later he said he heard very clearly

bijon brown --ay metro had to temporary reroute buses it out of safety concerns.kely to be at the top of the board of directors meeting today. news on newschannel 8. "good morning america" is next. >>> good morning, america. it's 8 a.m. a big parenting alert. the huge new survey revealing mom and dad are the best when it comes to diagnosing adhd in their own kikids. amera's leading expert on attention disorders here live. >>> school bus shocker. caught on camera. how did three intoxicated adults get by a school bus driver and board the bus sitting right next to middle schoolers for the entire ride? >>> deep in debt. >> i had to top making payments because i couldn't keep up. >>> four sisters tackle debt and pay it back. the secrets to how they did it and what you can learn to get your own finances back on track starting now. >> a "star wars" event of galactic proportions unfolding overnight around the world. >> so much fun. >> the new toys being unboxedty by city. two of the most anticipated ones being revealed live right here. >>> tennis takes over times square.