i'm kristen wright in for e gonzalez. tonight detectives are looking for this man's killer. prince george's county police found him last night on the outer loop of the beltway at pennsylvania avenue. news4's darcy spencer is live with what we're learning about this investigation. darcy? >> reporter: kristin, we are here in the largo neighborhood where the victim lived, waiting to speak to family about this horrible tragedy. police still trying to figure out what led up to this shooting. was it a case of road rage, or was it something else? at this point, police simply don't know. we want to start with this logo. police want to know if anyone saw this car on the beltway outer loop between 11:30 last night and midnight. now, prince george's county police officer happened to be driving through that area and saw the victim's car. it's a 1999 mercury marquis was stopped in the travel lane. when she looked in. that's when she found the victim's body, adriano lombre, dead behind the wheel. he was a 55-year-old father who lived in the largo area of prince george's county. police say

good evening, i'm kristen wright in for erika gonzalez. new tonight one talks to dorsey spencer about the moment she realized her dad was gone. >> just a family oriented person. >> reporter: christina lombre describes the moment when she learned her father age rono lombre, a father of four had a party at his home saturday night. they were playing cards and having a good time. his daughter tells me he had dropped a friend off in d.c. and was on his way back home. in fact he told someone i'll be there in 15 minutes. he never returned. he was shot and killed in his car while driving oon the beltway. police say possibly someone in another car fired in his car. the marquis was sitting on the lane. >> he and i were the best of friends and just a great guy. >> reporter: police are trying to figure out who shot him and why whch was this a case of road rage or something >> we believe he was an innocent victim and somebody out there would have seen something or know something. >> reporter: police want to hear from anyone who saw the car or may have

. >> news4's kristen wright also spoke to shepherd about her time inside the museum and how it's impacting her. you can see more of that interview tonight on news4 at 6:00. >>> their home went up in flames while they were out of town. but they couldn't be more grateful this morning. >> kind of an interesting juxtaposition here. the murphys ar hotel while their northeast d.c. home is being repaired but it's one of the three homes badly damaged in a fire over the weekend. neighbors have been more than generous in getting though their gofundme campaign but now the family of five includes three children all under the age of three. when we spoke with them, they were nothing but smiles, especially when it comes to one part of the house. >> we have a chalkboard wall and every month, sara comes up with a new phrase, sometimes it's a bible verse. this past month, it was, "we do hard things." and that wall remains uncharred. >> if you think you're having a hard day, remember them. the murphys are very thankful for support from family and friends and generous neighbors. good for them. >>> a water rid

kristen wright, news 4. >> beautiful story there. >> polly shepard says she plans to visit the national museum for african-american museum and culture again an hopes that visit comes quickly. >> forgiveness, grace, resilience, she says it all, inspiration. >> visting gears, 9:47. we're about to show you. this is a weather phenomenon all caught on camera. >> the weather department giving her good stuff for the show today. >> hey, hey, let me hear you say hey. >> check out the cell phone video from oregon, and that captured what's called a haydevil, a whirlwind that takes up hay and rotates it like a twister, kind of like tasmanian devil, like and see it travel from one field across the road into the other field and they don't last long and for us it's fascinated for the need like chuck. >> if with t were going over a dusty field. >> freshly singled hay so it really picked up the hay. i like it. >> probably smelled good, too. >> fresh cut hey. >> as long as you're not allergic to it, it's really nice. >> true. >> well no hay devils around here today. >> could be a few. >> never say never.

in the district, kristen wright, news 4. >> beautiful story. >> polly says she plans to visit the national african-american history in culture once again very soon. it's a place i still need to get to. >> we cover the opening and obviously it's been crowds that get there. >> want to mention also for those traveling through south carolina, the charleston airport recently opened a tribute to you will at victims there. it's very emotional and i think what stands out about that story, even though there's so much tragedy, the forgiven and grace shown by the survivors and the family members. afterwards it was just phenomenal. >> very compassionate hearts there. >> all right. 7:19 and shifti just might make you say hey. >> check out this cell phone video from oregon that captures what's called a hay devil. a whirlwind that picks up hay and rotates it like a twister. it travels from one field across the road and into another field. often these don't last too long so it's kind of like a dirt devil. >> this reminds me of something out of harry potter, i don't know. >> it does. >> hay devil or haynad