. >>> i'm erika gonzalez with breaking news here at the live desk. pr bident trump cannotck a u.s.ouse subpoena seeking financial records. that is the word this afternoon from a federal judge. the decision comes amid a widespread effort by the white house. the president's lawyers to refuse to cooperate with congressional requests. e president'slawyers have said that there was no legitimate legislative purpose for request. however, today a judge said the committee's reasons were, in fact, quote, valid legislative m urposes. froe live desk, i'm erika s gonzalez, n 4 at 5:00 ew [music playing] (vo) this is matt and rachel. and this is the few minutes they have until naptime is over. this is rachel depositing a check without leaving the house. (rachel) [whispers] have you seen my debit card? (matt) [whispers] no. t (vo) this is rachelning off her debit card. (matt) [whispers] babe. (vo) and back on again. this is your right here, right now bank. this is wells fargo. . >>> a supermarket in southeast f d.c. willll the void that walmart left when it dumped its plan to move in. soon folks

febreze beginning > i'm erika gonzalez. with breaking news.rince orge's county police are investigating the death of a woman found in a creek in theal riverd area. we have a team headed in that direction now and chopper 4 headed that way as well. we're told the body was found in a creek decomposing and appeared to have been there for some time. the cause of death and id not known yet. prince george's county saying they found it in riverdale. stay tuned and we have some marie stone headed there. >> thank you. >>> boeing's 737 yet should soon be returning to t ses according to the acting head of the fcc over the safety of the fleet. >> raise your hand if you have a pilot's license in this room. >> reporter: members of theus aviation subcommittee pressing the faa for answe after the boeing max 737 airliner widely used in the u.s. crashed over the past seven months. the focus of the crash investigations. >>why, until the plane went down, the first plane, lion air, it wasn't even in the manual this automotive system existed. >> reporter: a d after

erika gonzalez is at the live desk. what do we know, erika? >> well, pat, fairfax county rescuecrew his arrived on scene and we're seeing two crews in the river namar theican legion bridge. the crews have confirmed a eport by a hiker that there was somebody clingi the rocks. you're seeing live pictures courty of chopper 4. you can see the current flowing. we were seeing the rescuers standing in about waist deep water. at this point it looks like thec are seang in the water for something or someone. these are live pictures again coming in. fairfax county water rescue crews there in the potomac river near the american legion bridge after a report, a confirmed report by these teens that there was somebody in theter clinging to the rocks there. we are hoping for some good news in this and definite it's a developing story we will continue to watch. from thelive desk, i'm erika gonzalez. >> thank you, erika. >>> now to the forecast. storm team 4 tracking chances for stormslmost eve night this week. >> that's right. chief meteorologist doug kammerer

. >> i'm erika gonzalez with breaking news here at the live desk.e'll take you to a large picture from chopper 4. they're alrea on the scene where we understand that a woman was shot to death. this is in an office paingrk l. we're toll the woman has been kiled in that lot. we can tell you we do have a crew that's headed in the scene. these are live pictures from chopper 4 staying above this. as soon as we learn any more details about how, why, et cetera, whois responsible, we'll be right back with you. stay wi >>> a really scary situation at a silver spring mile school today. on tuesday a seventh grader was at lunch with his friends when he startedok chg. news 4 aimee cho went to white oak middle school an spoke to the guy who saved the day and the life. >> every moment of every day we're making choices. what we eat for lunch, who we sit with, how we spend our lives. when freddy davis shows up to work each day, he chooses to make the most of it. e's the security guard at white oak middle school. >> i try to make these kids like their my own. i would

. >> erika gonzalez at the live desk on top of the developments. what's the late snest? >> the law enforcement was response. officers arriving in under two minutes. in fact, entering the school right away. a security guard at the school actually found and apprehended one of the suspects and police found the second suspect alon in an empty classroom. police say no shots were fired between them and the suspects. last night students held an emotional vigil to remember kendrick who lunged at the gunman. utlice are still working to learn more a the relationship between the two suspects in this case. a juvenile suspect remains m unnamed. froe live desk, i'm erika gonzal gonzalez. >>> a ground breaking and far reacng effort by the pope to end clergy sex abuse and weed out violators. the pope is mandating that all riests and nuns report any instance they believe may involve sexual misconductor a cov- -isconduct or a cover up. every diocese will have to create ade conial system to receive the information and then immediately ask the vatican to begin an investigation. they require

>>i'm erika gonzalez hereat the live desk. a female's body has been found and now identified. 14-year-old atiana diaz who had be reported missing from anne arundel county and wre hearing from prince george's county officials thi afternoon, this is a story we gone to follow yesterday. cory smith is now working this today. police putting up these three photographs of suspects ages 17, 16, and 14 years of age. al arrested in what they are calling the brutal murder of this 14-year-old girl. prince george's county police say that two male suspects that you're seeing photos of are affiliated with the infamous ans notorio ms 13 gang. police say that the group alle kneach other. that they were involved in some sort of a crime in the district of columbia in mid april.d anhat the group was concerned the 14-year-old victim was going toery r next day police said they brutally murdered the 14-year-old victim and le her body in this area. st had been in that creek around that debrior probably over a month by the time police were able to fin

erika gonzalez has reaction from one of the area's leading experts on the infamousms-13 gang and theld on our area. >> reporter: a 14-year-old girl is the latest victim of the notorious ms-13 gang. at according to police. the body of the girl was found in a creek in riverdale. police say she endured a horrific death allegedly killed with a baseball bat and a machete. three teens are now facing murder charges. tonight, on news 4 at 11:00, we sit down with the same police sergeant who once too to learn about the gang and its ties to our area. you've seein our area ms-13 gang members as young as 9 years old? >> starting the ocess. you look at them, it is the innocence. may not know right from wng, but the gang knows that, so they'll take that for their benefit.: >> reporteralso tonight, we talk about the role parents can play in protecting our kids and communities from the ms-13 gang. we hope you'll stay tuned for my sit down interview tonight at 11:00. erika gonzalez, news 4. >>> new this morning, a new report claims president trump may be preparingo pardon several members of the milit

from the live desk, i'm erika gonzalez. pat, back over to omu. >> s pretty scary stuff there. thank you. >>> now to breaking news from the u.s./mexico border. the government has confirmed that a 16-year-old migrant teen from guatemala hasdied. he was taken into custody last week in the rio grand valley and was transferred to a border patrol station in south texas. customs and border protection agents say he was found unresponsive this morning during a welfare check. the agency did not say why the teen had been detained for a we this is the fifth migrant to die in u.s. custody since> ecember. >>ck here at home, a gainesville day care worker is accused of strikingh a 9 mont old girl several times. she was arrested last week. police say that she works at the merit school at miniland academy. investigators say the alleged child cruelty happened last mont. the chi fortunately was not injured. >>> terrifying moments on the road in montgomery couny. a wohrown from her bicycle as she was riding in poolsville. witnesses say an aggressive driver hatssed her righff the road. darcy spence

. >> erika gonzalez in the newsroom. she's got the details. >> the president has said last month his administration is fighting all the subpoenas and that's exactly what they are doing here. on mcgahn, the former white house counsel, is a key witness in the special counsel investigation and mentioned more than any other witness in the mueller report. last month the house judiciary s committeeubpoenaed him for documents and testimony. that hearing scheduled for hmorrow morning. now the whitese says the justice department has declared mcgahn immunend in a 15-page memo the doj office of legal counsel argues this is a sprague of power issue writing that if congress were allowed to subpoena the president, it would, quote, prote a perception that the president is subordinate to congress, end e, quotdding that since the 1970s they've advised that, quote, the president and his immediate advisers are absolutely immune from testimonial compulsion by a congressional committee on matters related to their official due.es, end quot mc

erika gonzalez has more from a new conference that just ended. >> the maryland native who was rescued from a fost in maui is telling a harrowing tale. amanda eller said on may 8th she felt a strong urge to go to that forest for a hike. she said she likes to disconnect. so she left her phone in the car. after that, that hike, she became disoriewhed. at started as a 3 mile hike urned into 17 days of sleeping in mud, drinking river water, hed eating berries to stay alive. says every day there was a lesson to lberned. she said she never felt alone and that the same thing that had led her to that forest was with her throughout the journey. >> whatever you want to pray to, ieed your help right now. i need to get back to my car. please help guide me. i have a strong sense of gudance, so i started following that sense of guidance. that sense of guidance is what led me on my journey. >> amanda said she was so close to giving up, but then she'd think of her family and said she would choose life. she kept motivating herself andn eventually am eller, this needle in a hey stack, rescued. incredibl

desk, i'm erika gonzalez. >> thanks, erika. >>> this heavyweight fight between democrats and attorney general william barr ratcheted up another level today. after barr's chair sat suppinrt du a house hearing on the muelle report, speaker nancy pelosi fired and accused barr of lying to congress and said, quote, that's a crime. she also noted refusal to respect congressional subpoenas are is an impeachable offense. sent a letter calli the mueller report political. he said the president also reserves ability to instruct aides not to testify. >>> president trump says thinking about god helped him get through the investigations of his administration. the president made t remarks as he and the first lady hosted a national day of prayer service at the white house today. the president spoke about recent attacks on places of worshipli cal them evil and a hate-filled he offered prayers to the people of venezuela who are suffering a humanitarian crisis during this time vil unrest. >>> we're learning more today about why a high school teacher was arrested for improper behavior with some of her st

erika gonzalez is in our newsroom withs. the deta >> chris hughes is mark zuckerberg's former college roommate. he worked with facebook until about 2007 and sold off his shares of the company about five years ago or i should say five years later. now he says that he and others should have sounded an alarm earlier. hughes writes he's disappointed that he and other early team members di a't thinkut how the new feed algorithm could change our selections and empower nationalist leaders. hughes is also critical of zuckerberg writing, quote, mark is a good, kind erson, but i'm angry that his focus on growth led to sacrificing security and civility for clicks. zuckerberg has unchecked powers and says there is nont precede for his ability to monitor, organize and even censor the conversations of 2 billion people. >> he is extremely powerfse becaue has no boss. because there's no regulatory agency from the fedal government. >> hughes believes the fcc shouldn't have allowed facebook to acquire instagram and what's app. he wants those

news 4's erika gonzalez has reaction from one of the areas leading experts on the infamous ms-13 gangnd the hold on our area. >> reporter: a 14-year-old girl is latest victim of the notorious ms-13 gang. that according to police. the body of the girl was found in a creek in riverdale, police say she endured a horrific death, allegedly killed with a baseball bat and a machete. three teens are now facing murder tonight on news 4 at 11:00, we sit downith t police learn about the gang and its ins old. >> starting the process.ok you lot them, it is like the innocence, may notnow right from wrong, but the gang knows that. so they'll take that for their benefit. >> reporter: also we talk about the rolerents can play in protecting ourids and our communities from the ms-13 gangs. we hope you'll stay tuned for my sit-down interview tonight at 11:00. eri gonzalez, news 4. >>> a new report claims president trump may be preparing to pardon several members of thl mary, including those convicted of war crimes. the news comes from the new york times. officials told the paper that the trumpion men ory

i'm erika gonzalez temperatures falling, say is the rain. oaking ain behind me isrts of our area. clay anderson tracking it all from the weather center. hi, clay. >> hi. and a great saturday to all of you. all about the umbrellas tonight and into mother's day day and beyond. a band of moderate rain moving across the national capital region just in the last hour. again, raoming from fauquier countyac moving ross areas of fairfax county and into the diseict as w speak, ry montgome prince youring, anne arundel and just beginning. a larger picture shows rain showers stretching across the car area into the carolinas.tu temperas in the 50s going further west. we'll give you all the details and what the mother's day forecast will look like. the top story, everyone. going to be rainy and damp all weekend. heavy rain parts here and there roughout your sonde even back-to-work and back-to-school, still raining and cool. all the details in a complete forecast in a minute. >> all right.ep ke the rain boots handy. thank you, clay. >> oh, yes. >>> rain is adding urgency to fixes problems on the

. >>> i'm erika gonzalez. the skies started to darken and then the heavens ju opened up. warrenton residents capturing the deluge as it drenched the town. e storm uprooting large trees and tearing down power lines. e 've got live team coverage for you tonight on thorms and we begin with news4 darcy spencer in fauquier county, show us what you are seeing out there tonight. >> reporter: erika, i could tell you some very strong storms move through here in fauquier county tonight as we were driving through we could see trees down, r there is debris all ovee place. also a lot of roads are closed. take a look here at what we found, this tree that is down in the rmory parkinglot. you could see the twisting here and we're sti trying to figure out where this tree came from. photos posted on twitter by the town of warrenton in fauquier county show the damage by the severe storm. power lines and trees down. treacherous conditions for drivers. this photo shows the wall-like cloud over the town as the storm approached. traffic camera video shows the driving rain that soaked this royal

i'm erika gonzalez. we are in weather alert mo tonight because of the strong storms threatening parts of our rion. storm team 4 meteorologist samarrae theodor joins us. >> a thunderstorm warning has been issued for areas throughout our area. if you live in pink, it's fair game for mother nature and you're under a severe thunderstorm watch. washington county, frederick, berkeley, clark, all under that severe thunderstorm watch until 9:00 p.m. hail andeavy rain, damaging winds, things we've already seen, and we could see for the areas shaded in pink, but right now bigger picture shows we've been quiet and unscathed in the washington, d.c. metro area. headed farther north, this is a track we're tracking in washington county. an area where they have seen copious amounts of rain today, golf-ball sized hail, and this storm is continuing to move northeast at 40 miles per hour, so it will be crossing that pennsylvania-maryland border just north of hagerstown. we're in for a long ride. especially for our friends

good evening, i'm erika gonzalez. this is happening atlt roosevei nd where multiple first responders are on the scene. evening so there this and i know it's dark butean you anything? if so, what is it? and what have authorities be able to tell you to this point? >> as you can see there's a huge rescue operati going on here at roosevelt island and first responders are trying to find the suv that went into the water right there behinde about an hour ago. take a look.n you ca see some boats, the u.s. coast guard is here. there's also divers underwater. several witnees say they saw the suv go in about an hour ago but first responders say they have not yet been able to find the suv. it is apparently completely under water. the potomac river is obviously a hu body of water so a lot of cover.ory to it doesn't help that it isy extremelark out here but lots of first responders out here doing everything they can to locate that suv. we have seen the boats going ck and forth. op seems very methodically there's a helicter above. m

. >> and i'm erika gonzalez. breaking news out of baltimore. there are reports the city's mayor will resign today. a lawyer for catherine pugh is making an announcementid am growing requests to resign. she received $800,000 from a hospital network and others that did work with the city for her book. her home was raided by the fbi so a news conference is scheduledfor this afternoono discuss the mayor'se but publisher and ceo francis tony draper said she will resign. thefirst-term democrat became mayor in late 2016. look for updates through our nbc washington app. >>> attorney general barr has informed us that he will not appear today. >> house chairman jerrold nadler announciha t william barr thclined to testify before committee.r nadle said barr objects to asking questions fromf staf counsel due to the possibility they might discuss sensitive topics in the mueller report. ow er awinth theattorney general o wednesday it is not hard to see why barr might want to stay away. >> and now democrats are saying he needs to step downpotts has capitol hil

." >>> i'm erika gonzalez with breaking news at the live desk. we take you too live pictures outside the venezuel embassy outside washington. we have been watching the situation unfold the last couple minutes or so, demonstrations getting heated. somes protester taken into custody. we saw a man seated on the ground, a bloody face. you are seeing ts man taken into custody. this whole situation has become like a flash point in the confrontation between supporters for embattled president maduro and aido that this country recognizes as president. you are seeing some altercations getting heated there. we believe there was at least another person in handcuffs. very tense situation we are watching play out. if we have any other further details we'll be right back with you. >> thank you. >>> some revealing comments today about the trump family from the president's second chf of aff, john kelly. as a retired marine corps general, kelly's first instinct was to impose order and act as a gate keeper to the ovalce o that policy set him on a collision course w

we'll go over to erika gonzalez at the live desk >> au b afternoon.s get you caught up with th4 hings to know. d.c. police are warning women in the mt. pleasanteighborhood in northwest that couple very violent attacks. two women were raped and robbed a couple days apart and on the same block. in each case they say a man broke into their basement apartment and told the victims he had aor gun bef sexual assaulting them. fairfax county police are working to identify a body found this morningnthe area. a tip led to a search where they discovered a grave and human remains. police tell news 4 there is a good chance the death is gang related. and an important warning of the memorial day weekend and all the barbecue going on. the krmptcdc is recalling beef because it couldbe contaminwed h e. coli. the meat was shipped nationwide. the recall involves a wide variety of meat cuts. is it has a mark of inspection as you see on the screen. if you have it, just toss it. >>> and missouri as ssessing th damagetwister that tore through the area last night. three died.

. >>> i'm erika gonzalez. we're going tot in the same vein hered show you live pictures inside the douglas county courthouse, where we understand one of the suspected shooters in that colorado shooting is having his first court appearance. we have not seen much movement out of him over the cours of the last several minutes. he has down with his head down and hair. we have not seen much of his face. we also know from our reporter from our sister station, kusa, the secondted shooter,ecsp s female juvenile, is also on then court documt today. erickson faces some 30 counts for his alleged involvement in the shooting wyesterday, have learned led to the death of one studen others.jured so many these are live pictures inside the courthouse. you'reooking at 18-year-old erickson there. as we learn more, we will get back to you. over to you. >> thank you. our coverage continues all afternoon and in the app as well. we have much more from the otheh otings. >>> a local drama teacher has been slapped with more charges thar

erika gonzalez is here to explain what that's all about. >> reporter: two people have been diagnosed with hiv after receiving a vampire facial at a spa in new mexico. it hpened at the vip spa in albuquerque and has been shut down for unsafe practices. more than 100 people have been tested as precaution but they'reg lo for more customers to get tested as well for hepatitis b and c. vampire facials are popular with those like kim kardashian and west endorsing them. and blood is drawn andec reinjed to stimulate collagen. spa goers should alwa seek licensed professionals and do their home work before undergoing any procedure. >> vampires facial are safe when they are done properly. if the microneedling pin or any othe equipment is not properly sterilized between those facials it couldexpose people to blood-born infections. >>> we're not doing it. hard work and dedication do indeed pay off. we introduced you to him back in march. attends northern virginia community college and holds leadership positions in a couple academic clubs. he also works full time. he and his mom were homeless and

erika gonzalez is at the desk with one of the devel >> reporter: this afternoon, 18-year-old ericksonsat before a judge with his head down pretty much the entire hearing, noddinghere and answering the judge's questions, facing numerous counts, one of first-degree murder and 29 attempted first-degree murder, due back in court on friday. we k sow onedent is in intensive care and ken zrik castillo lunched at the gunman and gave others time to escape for shelter and leave that room. the next thing i know he's pulling a gun and telling nobody to move. that's when kendrick lunged at him. he shot kendrick. >> there is a second suspect in this case, a female juvenile. she is expected to make her first court appearance today. authorities are business searching the vehicles for any sort of clues. so far, no motive for the studio. >> how much more can thatco munity endure? thank you. >>> the escalating war between the white house and congressional democrats reacheds new heigoday. just about a half hour ago democrats on the house judiciary committee voted toorold attey general willi bar in contem

om the live desk, i'm erika gonzalez, news4. >> there isor so much n talk about on this breaking story nbc senior news political editor mark murray will be here at 4:30. if you want to read the full transcript of mueller's statement, just open up our nbc washington app. >> we have new details about a deadlyhead-on crash in maryland. 39-year-old santos was one of the drivers who died. chopper 4 capturing the aftermath in brandywine late last night, headingorth on brandywine road and drove intoou the sthbound lanes. both were kied and we're wondering why one of them drove into oncoming t>>affic. > tributes are pouring in for an off-duty police officer. >> he died in what appears to have been a freak accident. a vehicle collided with a street sweeper and lost control and hit the motorcycle and tossed him into traffic. we are hearing from those who knew officer davon mckenzie just 24 years old. the chief just spoke about this. this is pretty tough for the department. >> reporter: pat, this is a sad day in prince george's county, the chief speaking publicly for the first time about this tra

. >> and i'm erika gonzalez. maybe you saw this crazy scene driving down u street this morning. >> the d.c. version of old faithful. water shooting into the air ght in the middle of the street. >> d.c. police say this was a water main break that opened up at about 6:30 this morning. justin finch is live northwest with an update on the scene. i don't see a geyser behind you. so i think that means that is good news. >> reporter: yeah, erika, molette, i'm dry out here so a good sign that, yes,ld faithful has been contained on a friday morning here on u. street. take a look around, traffic moving normally. the wet spot still here on the ground. but good news though is that as you can see here, everything appears to be back to normal. >> right out of the road. a grayish geyser spilling from u street north 16th streetth norst. that white truck barely missing the blast of water. though it was quickly contained, d.c. water tells nbc4 as many as 200 customers were impa ed and not yet aware of any damage done t as you saw

let's get started with erika gonzalez at the live teske to get us up to speed. >> it's about the video, isn't it? we're going to show you a short edited portion. it's a clip and it' getting shared all over social media. a white police officer can be heard using the "n" word while talking to a black man involved in a traffic stop. take a listen. >>. [inaudible] >> the man who shot this says it staed as a traffic stop on new hampshire avenue and he says that female police officer used the "n" word while to him. in the same clip he can be heard calling the officer an offensive term. the man used "n" word while talking to officers leading up to the moment,we but still haven't seen the events that led up to this part of the video that we're showing you. police tweeted, quote, we' currently in the process of reviewing all the video footage. we've reached out to the persons involved in the incident. more information is forthcoming. jackie bensen is working the story and she is talking to the man who shot e video. we hope to hear from him before the end of this broadcast. stand by for that. >>

. >> and i'm erika gonzalez. and an update to a scary situation near the c&o canal near great falls. montgomery county officials told us two people had to be rescued from an overed car that crashed into the vq$]water. we brought you this as breaking news earlier this morning. chopper4 was over the scene of the victims and were pulled from the car and put on stretchers and laters rushed to an ambulance on the scene and we're working to learn the condition and police are figuring out why they were driving alopa a where cars are not allowed.rm as new infoation comes in, we'll have the very latest in our nbc washingtp >>> happening right now, the national peace officers memoriav sece getting underway at the u.s. capitol. >> it is one of the biggest events of national police week and president trump will be speaking there today. >> nbc4 nichol jacobs is live near the west lawn. good morning. >> reporter: good morning t you, megan and erika. things are getting started as we speak on the west front lawn in front of the

. >> and i'm erika gonzalez and we beg with a latest on a serious train accident in maryland that caused hourf delays for rail passengers. a woman walking along the tracks was struck by a commuter train and the marc penn line service was suspended. trains are now moving again but there could be delays. the woman was taken to the hospital in critical condition. police are investigating what she was doig along the tracks. look for updates in our nbc washington app throughout the day. ev>>> the following two dloping stories in prince george's county this morning. police are trying to figure out how a woman e ded up dead in a creek. her body was found in verdale on 64th near a middle school. video shows where detectives discovered the victim yesterday morning. the body was found in the murky water covered by debris and decomposing, the medical examiner will do an autopsyo determine the cause of death. >>> now to laurel where orthbound ai-95fter a crash snarled traffic. around 3:45 a tractor-trailer hit a car and both caught on a fire fuel spilled all over the roadway. crews spent hours remov

erika gonzalez, thank you. >>> let's turn to the weather and the storms moving out at this hour, but we're not done with the rain for this weekend, are we?> >no, not at all. really not even done tonight. i think we're going to see a couple more showers, maybe a thundersrm or two. right now the heaviest rain is out of here. we saw it come through the metro area. really coming down in spots. half inch to an inch fell in a quick amount of time. take a look wher is. you can see down to the south and east of washington, down in portions of calvert county, southern maryland. look at this storm. this is in towards culpeper county. some shower activity along the eastern shore or moving towards the eastern shore. look right here. this is right over downtown culpeper making its way to the south towards fredericksburg. there has been thunder and lightning. a strong storm but not severe. tracking more rain back to the west. that's going to knock temperatures do by 15 to 20 by tomorrow and into the day on sunday. we're looking at a rather nasty weekend for mother's day. it.l talk about we'll brea

i'm erika gonzalez. >> and i'm cory smith. let's jump into the political drama. contempt proceedings on the capitol hil he house judiciary committee is debating whether or not to hold william barr in contempt of congress. d in response the white house is in volking executive privilege over all sought-after materials. >> so theeart of the dispute is the grand jury material in the mueller report. committee iary chairman jerry nadler wants the report in its entirety. the doj says no. and refused the subpoena adding that blaw it cannot share the grand jury material with congress. we're going to show you a clip t now fromhe opening statements a few minutes ago. >> this is not a step we take lightly. it is the culmination of nearly three months o requests, discussions and negotiations with the department of jucstice for the complete unredacted report from the special counsel mueller. we heard the department out and responded to them in good faith and after all was said and done we were unable to a reach agreement and we proceeded with our mark-up today. >> thiis not go

. >> and i'm erika gonzalez. and we startea with brng news. a very busy day and a very busy area in the district. police are on the scene of a double shooting in columbia ts heigh >> near 14th and columbia road northwest near a target and a very large shopping center. chris gordon is live on the scene with the latest. what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, cory and erika, i am standing in what is called columbia heights apartments. it is subsidized apartments and behind me you see d.c. police and detectives investigating. we are told two people were shot. a man and a woman. one wounded in the hand and one n the leg with nonlife-threatening injuries. d.c. police detectives, fire and ems on the scene. they have put out a lookout for a suspect who fled. a man with short dreadlocks, armed with a semi-automatic weapoha so t man should be considered armed and dangerous. wearing a black shirt and black sweatpants. left here, pled in an unknown direction. noww also on tter some of the neighborhood watch groups have put out an alert asking anyone in

i'm erika gonzalez. >> and i'm melissa mollet. let's start with the forecast. chuck is standing by with the lateso >> good mrning. sunshine is broken out here in northwest washington. that is an encouraging sign. it may be some of the last rays of sunshine we see for quite a whilas our pattern -- weather pattern is very unsettled. this area of low pressure isgi brin most of the rain for now out of the area but this cold front, that will promise a round of showers and storms laterofoday and a lot moisture done across i pats gor of rainfall over theke wd. particularly the second half of your saturday and throughout your sunday. right now, though, the skies which are cloudyt of the morning, overcast and thinned out and we're getting more than a fewreaks of sunshine around the washington area. that front promises to bring in another chance for rain and thunderstorms. c some of thoseld be a little strong. we'll be here to keep you posted all through the course of the afternoon. right now no thunder or in lightn just moderate rain towards martinsberg and west virgini

. >> and i'm erika gonzalez. and we begin in prince george's county where a church community is assessing the damage after an overnight fire. >> this fire broke out at the new life worship center in capitol heights where news4 nicole jacob has been talking to faith leaders all morning.le nicowhat are they saying? >> reporter: well, cory, pastore juan wil said they have no steeple but they do have a sancary and for that he is thankful to god and passerby he said is an angel. >> in the darkness of the skies, ding last night's powerful storm, a crash of lightning struck new life worship center. >> right above us here is the nursery and so had it gotten past this level, then we would have lost the main sanctuary. >> reporter: the pastor juan wilder gives us a closer look from the inside. >> the damage is on the roof from the holes here. >> reporter: it is a ll he never expected to get but grateful for the call prince george's county fire department received. >> there was an angeli rid by. called it in right on time.

i'm erika gonzalez. and we begin with that breaking news from the justice department. a statement fromobert mueller himself regarding his investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election. these are the first public comments regarding the high-profile prane he was appointed to lead two years ago and he said he's leaving the justice department now. that he concluded his russia ob e. he also talked briefly about his findings in the report.> >>welcome back, everybody. we've got some cloud cor out there. you could see from our live tower camera. and it is not looking too bad. it is a live on the warm s out there. and might as well just go ahead and call it hot or avera temperature for this time of the year is 79 degrees and we pastt thafore 8:30 this morning. now nothing on the radar right now. you could see we're dry and you have a few clouds moving in from the south and west but for the most part we have sunny skies out there. with some veiled sunshine at times. a little on the breezy side and the southwest winds are kicking up the humidity as well. so you cou

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