>> megan fitzgerald at the live desk.hanks, megan. >>> in a rare show of unity republicans and democrats hut ld together. >> it was time to line up for the annual congressional baseball game. the game was a huge sense of unity that people hope will last. >> it's really wonderful. i' democrats and republicans can get together, it's just a great day. >> for me even though it's like democrats, republicans coming to play together, it's more about bringing the community together. >>> officer david bailey threw out the first pitch. he was one of the capitol police officers injured in the shooting. house majority whip steve scalise was injured. he was regularly decked out in lsu gear. members sported their purple and gold in support of team scalise. the democrats beat republicans 11-2. coming up, you'll hear from the wife of the suspected shooter james hodgkinson. she tells us about his mental state. news 4's justin finch will be live with what we are learning from her. >>> it is the end of a long year for metro riders. the last

back to you. >>> megan fitzgerald live for us, thank you. >>> 5:14. jurors get back to work this morning delivering a verdict in bill cosby's sexual assault child. accused of drugging and assaulting a woman back in 2004. says the encounter with the woman was consensual. so far it will jury has deliberated 16 hours over two days. >>> janet yellen is expected to make an nounsment today. expected to raise interest rates. could lead to higher rates on consumer and business loans. would be the third interest rate hike in six months. >>> sorry cavs fans. today the pittsburgh penguins celebrating again. won the stanley cap for second straight the cavs have the best record in hockey the last two seasons. >>> 5:14. news for your health. getting that perfect tan might look nice for a while. temporary change in color could have lasting health consequences. that's why researchers are now working to develop a drug that can safely give you that sun kissed glow minus the sun. researchers say the drug would darken the pigment in the skin. researchers help this is goi

megan fitzgerald with information out of prince george's county. >> two maryland state police troopers are recovering right now. they were in a crash. they have reopened the roadway. according to state police, the troopers were trying to catch a driver who was going the wrong direction but the troopers crashed into each other. trooper warren thomas and trooper camille cavoyo are expected to survive. the other driver was pulled over and charged with a dui. >> megan, thank you. 4:34. happening today. another man whose shooting spree shocked our area and the country will be in the court. hearing for leroy malveaux's hearing starts this afternoon. a determined malveaux had to be re-sentenced because of a supreme court ruling that said mandatory lifetime sentences are unconstitutional. it will affect his sentence, not his conviction. they're appealing his convi conviction. >>> today d.c. police are expected to announce the turkish security agents will face felony charges. five others will face misdemeanors. u.s. officials tells nbc news d.c. police will release photos of eight other possibl

. >>> get to megan fitzgerald following an alarming new development about a terrible fire in london. megan? >> reporter: yeah, erika, that death toll in that massive apartment building fire in london continues to rise. right now authorities are saying at least 65 people are dead. that number is hours ago. hundreds of others or nearly 100, rather, are injured. now authorities admit the death toll could rise again because there's just no way of knowing how many people are still trapped inside that building. more than 250 firefighters battled the blaze through the night on wednesday. hundreds of people were sleeping when it started. but right now the cause of this blaze is still under investigation. david? >> megan fitz gerald at the live desk. 5:15 your time. >>> the two men accused of killing prison guards in georgia now in custody. take a look. this is a picture of the inmates lying on the ground in tennessee. police say they caught the men after they broke into a home. police also say the men tied up the people inside the house and took their car. prisoners were serving time for arme

megan fitzgerald at the live desk with developing news. >> bad crash and two maryland state troopers were hurt. maryland state police say the troopers were trying to catch a driver traveling in the wrong direction but one trooper crashed into the other. the road was shut down although we're told it has reopened. trooper warren tomorrhompson an trooper camille cogoyle are expected to be okay. the other driver was eventually pu o dui. >> megan, thank you. >>> it is 5:08. happening today. another man whose shooting spree shocked our area and the country will be in court today. hearings for leroy malveaux's resentencing start this afternoon montgomery county. his attorney brought up the case after a federal judges recently determined that malveaux had to be resentenced. mandatory life sentences for minors are unconstitutional. malveaux was 17 at the time he was convicted. the hearings would affect malveaux's sentence, not his conviction. virginia's attorney general is appealing the decision to grant him new sentencing hearings in that state. >>> today d.c. police are expected to take act

megan fitzgerald. thank you, megan. >>> if you missed it, don't worry. we've got the best moments from the b.e.t. awards. >> beyonce's message to her many fans and i'm not going to stay in the nights forever. >> you knew that. we've got a slight chance for tomorrow. the heat built in later this week and into the weekend. >>> folks we now know where the second dcwawa is going to be located. the store is going to be moving into georgetown. and it's going to go right at the intersection of wisconsin avenue and prospect street. a typical wawa has. the store is going to have customized architecture that meet the historical requirements of the georgetown neighborhood. >>> they are one of our regions favorite foods. but a new report has mixed results when it comes to maryland blue crab. >> yeah. this season we're seeing more female crabs, but over all, the crab population in the chesapeake bay have fallen. >> news 4 spencer is down at the southwest waterfront with a look at what all of this means, what's the word? >> reporter: i don't know about you guys, but c

jim. >> megan fitzgerald.egan, thank you, horrible story there. >>> the lincoln memorial needs some rehab and the park service wants you to weigh in on the plans officials want the improvements to be finished by 2022 when the memorial celebrates its centennial anniversary. among the proposed changes, improve accessibility and visitor services. there's a meeting tonight about the plan park service headquarters. if you can't make it, comments are welcome until july 10th. >> the gold scam that is targeting the chinese community has now hit montgomery county as well. these are suspects in the case. police say they struck twice in one case they made off with $20,000. during the scam, the men befrie community. tricked them into buying fake gold. these two suspects are charged in fairfax county for the same crime. if you know the whereabouts of these men, you're asked to call the montgomery county police. >> you recognize this man, he's the suspect in an up skirting case here at this target in sterling. investigators

. >> news four megan fitzgerald live for us outside. 7-eleven was robbed a week ago, may g megan howacked these guys down. >> they started to develop a pattern. every time these guys would roll up to the 7-eleven, they would be in a white nissan. they say they were wearing similar clothing. they tell us the biggest piece is the fact they were able to share information amongst various different jurisdictions and that's, eventually, they'll say to crack this case. >> in less than a monthol loaded handguns to rob ten different 7-elevens. and much of the crime spree was caught on tape. >> the people with the guns made the demand while the other folks would gather cash out of the register and cigarettes. >> they see these robbers have the same mo. they walk into the store with the hoodies on, got what they wanted and took off within minutes. >> that is scarey. that's really scarey. >> this 7-eleven was robbed on friday. the manager didn't want to go on camera but showed us his surveillance video and said his two employees are traumatized. >> he was so panic he could not dial 911. he diall

megan fitzgerald, temperatures on the ri.a >>> a third candidate says he won't concede. >> i will continue to fight with you as long as you continue to fight with me. >>> summer safety under scrutiny. >> early in the season. people are not accustomed to or in the mode of safety around the water. >> four emergency rescues and two deaths in 24 hours. we're working for you with reminders to keep your >>> quick guys. quick. >> breaking overnight. a high-rise burning with people trapped inside. very live look out of london this morning. >> democratic governor northam and republican ed gillespie face off to become virginia's next governor in november. race will get a lot of national attention. >> that is because the results could be seen as going into the 2018 midterm. victory speeches both candidates called for unity. >> we're going to focus on building or party, building virginia. we feel confident by running the races in november. >> we want only will listen to you, we will fight for you through november to win this election. we

megan fitzgerald joins us lye with more on -- live with more on how this all unfolded. megan. >> reporter: crazy story. speaking to the people that we spoke to, many of the witnesses say it was like a scene from the movie. they tell us they heard screeching and loud crashing noise. they saw the bus jetting down eighth street, smashing anything in its police spent hours on scene trying to figure out how this mega bus collided into before crashing at the corner. >> this shook me. it really shook me. >> several people watched as the bus went out of control. >> everyone is saying, he's not stopping. he's not stopping. >> it started on sixth and eighth. >> he dragged this van from all of the way back. and then he came up and hit that car and then everything just collided all the together. >> i see it coming with the white van attached to the side of it. that bmw was coming this way. it hit the bmw spent it around and that's when he by the grace of god when he got to that building he stopped. his car ended up here. but he said he parked nearly two blocks away. >> crews were lo

megan fitzgerald talked with witnesses who saw the whole thing unfold. >> we heard, he pushing the carsit was a scene many neighbors who live and work around here say they've never seen before. >> it's just me, it shook me. >> just before 11:30 this morning police say this mega bus came rolling down eighth street. witnesses say it was control. >> everyone is saying oh, he's not stopping, he's not stopping. >> it started on sixth and eighth. that truck right there, that van, he dragged that van. he dragged this van from all the way back there. and then it came up, hit that car and then everything just collided altogether. >> i see it coming with the white van attached to the side of it like it was pinned in and then that bmw was coming this way. he hit the bmw, spined it around, that's when he by the grace of god he got to that building and he stopped. >> daniel james said his car was also dragged. it ended up here but he said he parked nearly two cars away. >> i saw my car. >> crews worked to tell some of the ten cars police say were involved in the accident. and quickly clean up the me

news 4 megan fitzgerald spoke to the teen who said his pass to the top was almost derailed. >> it cana while for most people to find their own voice. and aaron crouch is no different. he started singing gospel music at just five years old. >> i just wasn't into pop and r&b, i just wasn't. i just liked gospel and i just sang gospel. >> but the tone of his life changed when he got to the high school and accepted into the performing arts program. trained. i remember going home and going to my mom, like angry because that's not what i was expecting. >> his music teacher remembers his hesitation. >> and then also to the vocal technique, which can be very daunting. >> you know how a lot of times we're afraid of things you don't understand. i didn't know anything about it. i didn't like that there was a lot of work. >> but all throughout high school, aaron worked hard, performing in plays and studying the words he would sing. >> it's basically, thank you for loving me. thank you for being there for me. >> so many people told aaron that he was a star. >> but there was just one person who was

news 4's megan fitzgerald has a look. >> reporter: we are just one day away from capital pride weekend. the love travels mosaic are on display here for the second year in a row. the art exhibit is sponsored by marriott international. people passing by are encouraged to stop and create a piece of artwork which will be on display next to hundreds of other images created by the public. marriott says they will be donating thousands of dollars to a nonprofit organization that provides shelter, food, and rece youth. reporting in the district, megan fitzgerald, news 4. >>> want to go back to melissa mollet with breaking news on indian head highway. >> we are still shut down. tow truck is on the scene. chopper 4 over the scene for almost an hour. 210 and indian head highway, at palmer road. the crash was in the northbound lanes. southbound is shut down. alternate oxon hill road, old fort road. either will work. inner loop at 50, a street sweeper and a truck collided. express lanes are okay. main lanes are getting by there on the left side. as you zoom out you can see the beltway looks all righ

. >>> megan fitzgerald is at the live desk now. she has breaking news about a bad crash. megan?reporter: aaron, two maryland state troopers hurt in a crash that happened overnight on pennsylvania avenue in northern marlboro. they were trying to catch a driver who was driving in the wrong direction. one trooper crashed into the other on route 4. that road was shut down but it's reopened. >>> 6:08. another man whose shooting spree shocked our area and the country will be in court. hearings for leroy malveaux's resentencing will start this afternoon. malveaux was 17 at the time when he was convicted. the hearings would affect malveaux's sentence, not his conviction. virginia's attorney general is appealing the decision granting new sentencing hearing. >>> the jury is coming up on 30 hours and another day of deliberations in the bill cosby sex assault trial. he's accused of giving a former temple university employee pills and assaulting her back in 2004. cosby says the encounter consensual. part of the reason this has gone on so long, the jury has to be unanimous in the verdict. if

it happened on seventh street in northeast, megan fitzgerald talked with witnesses who described the frantic moments. >> witnesses say this is a crash like they've never seen before especially here. this mega bus behind me we're told was collided into parked cars and other cars that were driving on the roadway. take a look at this car right here, this owner of this lexus says his vehicle was parked two blocks away. >> everyone is saying, oh, he's not stopping. it started on 6th and 8th. he dragged that van. he dragged this van from all the way back there. then it came up and hit that car and everything collided altogether. >> i see the bus coming with white van attached to the side of it. >> the bmw was coming this way. he hit the bmw spun around and that's when he got to the building and stopped. >> reporter: this is still on going active investigation. police tell us three people were treated for nonlife threatening injuries. they haven't said if charges are being filed at this point. they say they're looking into the possibility that the driver of that bus had some sort medical em

megan fitzgerald was live with a look at what police are saying about this. megan. >> well, pat, police tell us at this point they don't have any leads. but here is what they know. they tell us that they rolled their vehicle through this unlocked gate. they stopped the car about a couple of yards into the cemetery. toppling over as many headstones they could do before taking off. keep in mind, there are generations of families that have been buried here since the early 17 hundreds. >> we know there are multiple suspects, due to the amount of stones that are turned. >> reporter: police say the vandals arrived thursday night into early friday morning. no specific site was targeted but investigators say they worked quickly to knock over as many as they could. >> it made my heart ache. it is so horrific that in a place that's so beautiful. >> reporter: generations of the family are buried here, including her late husband who died a few years ago. headstone wasn't targeted but its mother was buried next to him was. >> the church has been here for hundreds of years

parts of the ban will take effect in 72 news 4 megan fitzgerald is live at dulles international airport with a look at the local impact on the high court's decision. megan. >> reporter: jill, so legal experts, supreme court experts tell us they don't believe there's going to be much of an impact based off of the supreme court's decision. here is why, they say folks that are coming in that have to get visas to get here are getting them coming here to study, they'll be visiting family or coming here to work. so even though those individuals who might be coming from those ban nations that are part of this travel ban, if they have reason to be here, experts say, there shouldn't be a problem for them to get here. it was a much different scene inside the international rival section even after the supreme court says they're allowing a limited version of president trump's travel ban. today there were signs welcoming friend and loved ones home, like the one summer is holding for her son who is arriving from the >> my son comes from saudi arabia right now. >> reporter: six months ago it was a dif

megan fitzgerald. thanks so show. thanks for watching. >>> time right now 6:30 on this sunday morning. here's a look at some of the morning's top stories. montgomery county police have arrested three people in the shooting death of two teens. they were killed the night before they were supposed to graduate from northwest high school in germantown. >>> fire and rescue officials say that children were among five people hurt after a head-on crash. this happened around midnight on klara barton highway. >>> comedian bill cosby free on $1 million bail. they declared a mistrial. more than 50 women have accused him of sexual misconduct. they plan to >>> "news 4 today" starts now. good sunday morning, everyone. thank you so much for starting your day with us. i'm adam tuss. >> and i'm angie goff. it looks like the stick is sticking around. >> the stick. the stickiness. let's check in with storm team 4 tom kierein who can tell us about our father's day forecast. >> oppressive humidity is going to be in place throughout the day.

he also says that no one was injured, back to you. >> megan fitzgerald, thank you. two of those shooting victims continued to improve. congressman steve condition has been upgraded to serious. he was wounded in the hip and e said he could get out of intensive care as early as today or tomorrow. he's recovering from multiple gunshots to his chest. >> very encouraging. now to presidential politics and white house going to new lengths to avoid going on the record. >> today reporters at the briefing were not allowed to broadcast video. blayne alexander is on capitol hill to tell us what's going on. what's the latest. >> you both know very well, this is not the first time we've seen this unconventional approach. in fact, it's been more than a week since sean spicer has given an on camera briefing. when asked about that by reporters today. spicer explained that on days when the president would be in front of the camera, he prefers that the president speaks for himself. that explanation is being met with a lot of criticism. since hegn questions about the russian investigat

they're reacting to news 4 megan fitzgerald. >> and i'm very very sorry that someone had to die for this. >> reporter: remorse from the family. she was sentenced today for six years in prison for fatally stabbing kaliha last year. she addressed the court moments before she was carried away to prison. >> her sentiment to what she expressed to the mother was so heart felt and deep that she wish she could take it back. but in that moment of heated anger, the incident happened. >> reporter: police say jones got into a fight, just as miner was leaving the high school. the fight was over a cell phone and it spilled out on to the emerson in northwest. police say jones pulled out a knife, stabbing miner once before taking her cell phone back and leaving the scene. jones and miner had a history of fighting, but in court today, jones tearfully told the judge that she never intended on killing anyone. >> she's going to do all she can to fulfill what the other young lady is not able to fulfill. >> but miner's family is angry. they walked out of court feeling as six years in prison wasn't enough and

megan fitzgerald, news 4. >> a virginia man is facing drug charges after overdosing inside a governmentg. the sheriff's deputy say they found martin car on the bathroom floor inside the county administration building last week. deputies say they also found drug paraphernalia. they gave the car, gave car a dose after he regained consciousness. he admitted to using drugs, police say. police say he also had several pills and some marijuana. >>> it is so hot in the southwest, some flights in and out of phoenix are cancelled. temperature there at the phoenix area is going to be getting close to 120 degrees today. re a few days. power companies saying they are confident the air conditioners will stay -- from las vegas. 120, what do you think about that? >> what about 110 in vegas, a little cooler there. >> is it time for this? >> it's all about timing. >> what is it like? >> it's dry way to suffer. >> it's a record high. the all time record high of 122. they can be very close to that. and extreme heat. you mentioned it, they do not fly anything over 118, so a lot of flights today were cancell

. >> fitzgerald to explain how that pattern helped detectives crack the case, megan. >> police tell us that every time the suspect would drive up to the 7 lerch, they're in the same -- 7-eleven, they're in the same car. they wear similar clothing they tell us they would always hit these stores in the early morning hours or late in the evening. they say, though, it was the ability for officers to share information among the different jurisdictions that allowed them to adjust their tactics and eventually led them to tracking this case. >> surveillance cameras were rolling when four suspects robbed ten different 7-elevens. >> that is scarey. >> it was especially scarey for the victim. because the police say the men were armed with loaded handguns. but investigators say, their mo was almost always the same. they walked in to the store with their hoodies on and faces covered. quickly emptyin t boxes of cigarettes. on friday, this 7-eleven was the last store to get robbed. the manager didn't want to go on camera but showed us his surveillance video and says his two employees are traumatized.