of the angels that's truly gone from this earth today. >> reporter: included in the bulletin for charnieceilton is also the reward, $25,000 being offered to anyone that can provide information leading to an arrest. in southwest dc, stephanie ramirez, wusa 9news. >> marion barry's wife, also one of the many who spoke at the funeral. stephanie ramirez will have more on the service tonight at 11:00. >>> enjoy tomorrow, because howard bernstein is tracking a front that could bring storms next week. say no! >> looks like monday could end up being a stormy day, especially later on in the afternoon and evening. what a nice evening we've got for most of us. very pleasant out here on the weather terrace. want to show you doppler 9news. south and east of town, i've been tracking showers and occasional rumbles of thunder coming out of that. the bigger stuff is toward the beach. they had a little shopping time today as those storms rolled through, but they are starting to clear out, especially from bethany and rohoboth. still a couple left here, but they are crossing the river. certainly past colonial

reporter who was murdered is calling for justice for charniece. her funeral is this coming saturday. her parents prayed for peace yesterday. >> lord god i pray for the mothers who were here who have lost their babies to the streets. i pray right now redemption. i pray right now forgiveness. i pray right now holiness. >> milton's family held that vigil on the spot where she died. police believe she was an innocent bystander caught in the middle of the shooting. >>> a month that started with riots in baltimore ended with the city's deadliest in four decades. three deadly shootings yesterday brought may's homicide count to 43. not since the early 70s seen that many murders in one month. there have been 116 murders in baltimore so far this year. by this time homicides last year hadn't hit triple digits. >>> new this morning the government's power to collect your phone data is suspended. civil liberties advocates are declaring a victory, but now americans they say are at risk. nbc's tracie potts is following these developments from capitol hill. >> rep