we are live on naylor road here in southeast washington.ou take a look behind me, you can see that the roads here surrounding this incident continue to be blocked off this morning. this is still a very active investigation. if you go to the video that was shot earlier this evening you will see the police responding here around 12:30 this morning for a shooting investigation. one interesting thing that we saw in the video is that there was a hat here on the scene.w if that hat belonged to the victim or someone involved in the shooting and police are telling us a male victim was shot and critically wounded. this is not a homicide case at this point. we are still working to get additional details about the age of that victim and at this point, no arrest has been made. again, an active scene here. roads are still blocked off in this area. we're live in southeast. back to you. >> all right darcy spencer, thanks. >>> coming up on 5:00 now on this tuesday morning. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. we are talking about

police looking into the shooting there on naylor road in the southeast.olice responded to the report of a shooting after 12:30. they found a victim suffering from gunshot wounds. he was taken to the hospital. >>> a man accused of killing four people in northwest washington will be in court. daron wint will tell a judge he's hired sean thanover of -- hanover of fairfax as the new attorney. police say that wint held the savopouloses and 10-year-old son and housekeeper hostage and then killed them last month and set their home on fire. >>> also today, a judge will hand down a sentence for the man who illegally ran into the white house last year. last week omar gonzalez pled guilty to entering the front door and he was carrying a knife at the time. the incident led the director of the secret service to resign. today, a judge will sentence gonzalez to as much as 18 months in prison. >>> the massive data preachbreach that affected in federal workers will be the subject of an intense hearing. the oversight committee will receive a briefing and jeh johnson will b

they say the teenager got off a bus at 28th and naylor road. he was followed by this guy. the guy asked the teen for something. the teen said he didn't have anything. that wasn't the answer if guy was looking for. >> how many shots did you hear? >> two or three. >> this is a mother who is no stranger to violence. she was used as a human shield during a gunfight between some men on dirt bikes. that case remains unsolved. >> we hear shots all the time. >> now that's sharon wright. she lives here. coming up at 6:00 we're going to hear more from her about gun violence along naylor road. >> tonight herndon is celebrating. improved storm drainage, underground utilities and raddy for new street lights. vdot helped fund the project. >> hundreds of homeless students are going to have new access to books thanks to the efforts of this seventh grader. he has been collecting money to buy kindles as part of his bar mitzvah project. we told you that zach wanted to bring reading to his fellow students who are homeless and today he reached his $40,000 goal. >> i never expected so much over

at 28th street and naylor road after midnight. he was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. bruce johnson has more on what people in the neighborhood are saying, bruce. >> reporter: police are releasing very little, and police are saying a lot about this. he goes by the name of jr and they believe he lives up the street with his older brother. we know that jr is in grave condition tonight. >> what did you hear? >> gunshots. >> reporter: the shattered glass at the gunshot where the 16-year-old system was. >> running, hollering. >> reporter: the teen had just stepped off a metrobus with a friend. >> you could tell. he was running and had to get hit. >> reporter: people in nearby apartment buildings were awakened by the gunshots heard at 28th and naylor. violence is no stranger in these parts but the people who live here continue to tell us that the violence is something they never get used to. >> want the best for them. you expect your children will bury you and walk behind your coffin, and you have to walk behind th

this is a tweet from ktvu's maureen naylor.est on which services could be effected. >> reporter: at the medical center in san jose today nursing assistants helped transfer babies to waiting cars. the members not knowing if they will be back at work tomorrow or on strike. >> i wish they have an agreement because i am here 20 years and we never had to strike before. so it is hard. stressful. >> reporter: she is one of 9,000 union members preparing to strike tomorrow. a third of them work at valley med. the hospital says the county run facility is prepared if they need to bring in contricated workers to keep service -- contracted workers to keep services open. >> if there is a strike we will close some of the primary care sites that we have. some of our outpatient clinics and cancel non-essential surgeries. >> the union authorized a strike siting unfair practices by the county saying it is trying to raise awareness about a staffing shortage. >> i wouldn't give -- [ indiscernible ] >> i think the reality is this is an economic nego

maureen naylor live in los altos with the one thing that the victims did that made them a target. >>ter: frank police say here at the los altos bakery cafe is where they finally caught up with an east bay man that they say is behind dozens of police break-ins. and they say it's just part of a plague of car thefts throughout the area. this 27-year-old oakland man broke into cars at four different parking lots along el camino real within hours. he broke into cars cars behind this starbucks and hobee's restaurant. >> sadly no, last month was the worse month in a year and a half. just the sheer volume was larger than we had since last may. >> reporter: in all those cases something valuable was left in plain view. police spotted this suspected burglar at this in and out. >> he did not stop for our detectives. and he drove through cars that were posted to try to stop the suspect. >> reporter: they found items from dozens of auto burglaries all over the bay area. >> you don't want to be the low hanging fruit. if you put away your stuff that's half the battle. >> reporter: this mountain view

maureen naylor was inside tonight's meeting, where even the district admits, this is not a strategy they want to use. >> frank, the district tried to explain why tonight, but couldn't, wouldn't get into specifics, citing personnel matters. when the meeting ended about a an our and a half ago, many parents left confused and shocked. the start of summer has been a stressful one for many parents who's children attend west valley elementary. inside, another school auditorium, about 250 parents and teachers listened. the tension and frustration advisable on their faces. >> i know some of you felt a sense of shock. >> reporter: last thursday, parents received this email. announcing the district is requiring all 29 teachers and about 15 staff need to reapply for their jobs. those who aren't interested, or are not selected will be transferred to another opening within the cupertino union school district. >> it's very disrespectful. >> reporter: according to the superintendent, the reason behind the drastic change was tension between the administration, the teachers, and parents which was making

maureen naylor reporting live for us tonight.aureen, thank you. >>> and a big difference from the temperatures we had yesterday. remember that 109 in gilroy. that 106 in livermore. these were the highs from today. certainly cooler and you notice it right away. strong on shore flow. a lot of clouds out there from the sub tropics and temperatures that were a good 10 to 15 degrees cooler than they were yesterday. so livermore, 106 yesterday just 90 degrees today so 17 degrees cooler. live camera shot there's oakland. you see the flag. first thing i always look at is the flags. they're straight. they're hanging down. the winds that were blowing earlier pretty strong. we had gusts up to 40 miles per hour above near the delta up near fairfield have died down. here's all the moisture and it's all coming north. you see the scattered showers around here. getting reports now of scattered showers around the napa area. concerns for fires throughout this hour. the last thing you need now is lightning strikes. wake up tomorrow morning it's clo

police are looking for a suspect in last night's naylor and 28th street shooting and they have matt made any arrests. >>> officials sounded the alarm for the need of safety during the fourth of july showing the scructive force of fireworks and reminded us that consumer fireworks are illegal in montgomery county, prince george's county, and the sparkler is probably the most dangerous on the market. it looks simple but burns at 1200 degrees fahrenheit and can catch clothes on fire almost instantly and in 2013 accounted for 41% of all fireworks injuries. >>> coming up, homeward bound, thousands of iraqis are returning home after spending weeks on the run. >> and goodbye to transfat. new fda action to >>> in iraq, families have begun returning to tikrit more than two months after forces drive isis out of the city. >> some hugged and kissed security forces as they returned. thousands left tikrit when isis militants took over. iraqi forces managed to regain control after weeks of intense fighting and u.s.-led airstrikes. >>> violence e e -- erupt necessityally as police removed the migrants wh

and a teenager was shot at naylor road overnight. few details about what happened in that shooting. coming up, one of america's most wanted terrorist killed in an airstrike. the impact it could have on the terror group. and a 13-year-old boy is sparking outrage this afternoon. why police are defending the deputies action. and a break from the 90 degree temperatures. jummy: a u.s. airstrike has killed a top al qaeda leader in yemen. experts say it is the biggest glow -- biggest blow to the global terror network since the killing of osama bin laden. but as we explained, they've already cap a replacement. >> it is a significant blow to al qaeda. the terror group made the announcement itself, that is -- its second-in-command was killed in a u.s. airstrike. he was last seen in this video at a huge open-air meeting with leaders in yemen last year. he had emerged as the most determined al qaeda leader in the world to target the u.s. he was behind repeated efforts to take down u.s. passenger jets, with bombs hidden in underwear and printer cartridges to slip by security. there was a $10 mil

made an arrest in the shooting of a teenager earlier this week in the 2800 block of 28th street near naylor road. there was surveillance video showing three machine getting off a metrobus and following the victim. police are not saying much yet about the suspects. >>> prince george's county police have arrested two men who targeted their victims on craigslist. the two men contacted people offering to sell their iphones and in each case the potential sellers were robbed at gun point when they tried to complete the deal. there was a total of four robberies in six days. police have some advice for folks trying to those items online. police say they've recovered two guns from the suspects and expect to make some additional arrests. >>> police in prince george's county have set up a safe zone for people to make craigslist contractions. the greenville police department says sellers and buyers can use its station lobby on crescent road if they have concerns about safety. that lobby is open 24 hours a day. >>> a tragic mystery still unsolved. how did an 18-year-old woman who was the victim of a dat

league mercer was shot last monday night as he and a friend got off a metrobus at 28th and naylor roadutheast. he died friday. d.c. police arrested one of three persons of interest seen in a bus video, 22-year-old derek decure of southeast charged with assault while armed with intent to kill. that charge will be reviewed. malik's family set up a campaign tore donations on gofundme -- for donations on gofundme. that information is on our website www.wusa9.com. >>> new tonight at 11:00 the fbi is investigating a suspicious note found on a plane that left d.c. today. the american airlines flight was flying from reagan to new orleans. it landed safely, but at some point during the flight new orleans airport officials say someone found a suspicious statement on a note and posted on the bathroom door. once the plane landed fbi agents interviewed passengers and did a sweep with bomb sniffing dogs. so far they think the note was a hoax. >>> more information into the wusa9 newsroom on the so-called free range parents. wusa9 has learned child protective services has ruled out neglect in their in

it happened on wednesday near the intersection of 28th street and naylor road.olice arrested 22-year-old derryck decuir. he is charged with assault with intent to kill. >>> coming up in the day ahead, the family of a d.c. reporter shot and killed by a stray bullet will hold a vigil. charnice milton was shot by a man on a dirt bike back in may. the vigil will happen at 3:00 this afternoon at marvin gay park. >>> we're looking at seven after the hour on this sunday morning. in the week ahead, douglas hughes is heading to court. he's the man who flew that gyrocopter miles into the city, then landing on the west lawn of the capitol. right now hughes is forbidden from going near the national mall. coming up fairfax county schools could add sexual orientation andend gender identity to the classes this week. they'll vote on it on thursday. >>> then friday democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton will be in the region. she is visiting george mason university to speak at an event for virginia democrats. >>> and we're going to be comin >>> you're watching "news4

he was shot last monday night as he and a friend were getting off a metro bus on naylor road in northeast. a family member confirmed he died on friday. d.c. police have arrested one of three suspects seen in the video. the man is charged with assault with intent to kill. malik's family has set up a campaign for donations on gofundme. you can find all the information on our website wusa9.com. >>> also today, a former prince george's county police officer is learning his fate. officer jerry thomas will be sentenced for an incident caught on camera. surveillance video shows thomas hitting a 16-year-old boy who was sitting in a holding cell with his hands cuffed. thomas entered an alfred plea and was found guilty of misconduct in office. >>> a memorial honoring the victims of the 2009 metro crash opened about an hour ago. it was six years ago today when nine people died in the red line crash. legacy memorial park includes nine sculpt turl artwork -- sculptural artworks and a memorial mall honoring the victims. it's located in northeast at north dakota avenue. >>> jesse jackson, jr. is a free

was shot and critically injured just after he stepped off a bus near the intersection of 28th and naylor road in southeast on tuesday night. police say they arrested derrick decuire thanks to tips and information from the community. >>> a man who spent more than a decade preparing meals for two presidents is now missing tonight. 61-year-old walter schive hasn't been seen for nearly a week. now schive was the white house chef for 11 years under presidents bill clinton and george w. bush. police tell us he went for a hike last saturday near the taos ski valley in new mexico. police are searching by air and ground over pretty rough terrain. >>> back close to home in prince george's county tonight, food trucks could be making a comeback. the county council is reviewing three separate pieces of legislation that would allow for a food truck hub. the trucks were banned back in 1996. now more and more you have in the county would like to see trucks that offer healthy options in parts of the county, hoping it will provide more food choices. the usda has labeled the county a food desert. no word o

she says the violence along naylor road is common place. >> it's not the last time it's going to happen. yawl will probably be here tomorrow or the next day. >> so what's the solution? sharon weis says this about that. >> people like me that get they life together and go back to the kids and say look little slim i used to be you. you going to end up in a casket. >> reporter: tonight that teen victim is said to be in grave condition. now back to you. >> thank you pat. >>> for the first time, virginia state senator went on record before congress about the day his son's untreated mental illness resulted in tragedy. he did it to bring attention to a landmark bill that would help families in a similar situation. >> i think parents have a right to make sure their child has a chance to live and succeed and blossom and they have a right to prevent their child if they can from miring down in mental illness and dying. >> senator's son stabbed his father two years ago and then took his own life this new bill wod break down barriers so that families can work with doctors to provide urgent care when

. >>> near 28th street and naylor road. someone followed the boy and shot him twice. he's going to join us with reaction in just a minute. >> a crash tied up traffic in montgomery county for hours. questions remain as police try to figure out how a little boy died in the backseat. we're not sure where the car was headed but there is more on that investigation. >> the passenger and the area was consumed in fire. >> this was the charred area where the young boy's -- >> it was a pretty significant fire. >> the driver of this toyota corollo crossed the center median. the car then caught fire. the woman who was behind the wheel survived. but the boy in the back passenger seat never made it out. >> we have no information of speeds or how fast the vehicle was going or the direction of travel. we're still trying to piece that together. >> on the way back from a different call spotted the fire. rescuers used fire extinguishers to put it out. >> they were unable to reach the child that was in the car. they were able to knock down the bulk of the fire. the accident reconstructio

. >>> now to maureen naylor she's in gilroy with that city's record breaking heat today. >> reporter: frank this is not normal but the traffic lights here in gilroy have been flashing for the last couple of hours related to a heat wave in the area. and they not only set a record, they shattered an old one in a day that people called a scorcher. >> it was stifling earlier. i work for the postoffice and our carriers today really took a beating with the heat. all metal vehicles, no air- conditioning and they're out there seven to nine hours. >> reporter: the bener family were out tonight because they had no electricity. then this happened. >> just came back on. the tv is on now. >> reporter: the power came back on. likely thanks to this pg & e crew working down the street. after a day of record shattering heat. >> 109 that's hot. but anything over 89 is plain old hot. get ready for summer. here we go gilroy 2015. >> reporter: at the morgan hill aquatic center this is what it looked like today. many tell us that they like the triple digit heat. >> i do because that means we go to water pa

it happened on wednesday near the intersection of 28th street and naylor road.olice arrested 22-year-old derryck decuir. he's charged with assault with intent to kill. those charges are now being reviewed. >>> well, coming up in the day ahead, the family of a d.c. reporter shot and killed by a stray bullet will hold a vigil for victims of unsolved murders. charnice milton was shot while waiting at a bus stop on good hope road on southeast. she was shot by a man on a dirt bike back in may. no one has been arrested in her case. the vigil will happen at 3:00 this afternoon at marvin gay park. >>> we continue to watch the big stories. douglas hughes will be in court in d.c. he's the man who flew that gyrocopter miles into the city and landed on the west lawn of the capitol. right now, hughes is forbidden from going near that capitol. the white house and other places around the national mall. >>> fairfax county is poised to add topics about family life. they will vote on on thursday. >>> then on friday, hillary clinton will be in the region. she's visiting george mas

men who were seep get seen -- seen getting off a metro bus minutes before a teenager was shot near naylor road early yesterday. >> this is a 16-year-old little boy critically injured and we want to get this case close and we know if you see that video and know those individuals, you can identify them. >> police say frustration is growing, not only in this case but also in the shooting of two men on i-295 and the murder of a local reporter. even though those cases are not connected, investigators believe the suspects are known to friends and family, but nobody is turning them in. >>> tonight we are hearing from the family of a proud father who was run over by a piece of heavy machinery crossing the street. it happened near clay place and 40th streets northeast. as mark segraves reports, one son is giving thanks he was able to give his father one last gift before he died. >> i miss him daily. you could not know my father without loving him. >> reporter: kevin gary says his 73-year-old father would call him every day as he was getting off work. >> i found out now that my phone was not going

malik was shot in the neck as he got off a metrobus last week at 28th and naylor road in southeast. >> me and malik got off the bus. >> reporter: a friend with him escaped unharmed but devastated and afraid. no explanation, no reason? >> none. >> reporter: there was no fight, no argument? >> we didn't say nothing. while we was on the bus they didn't say nothing either. >> reporter: malik mercer, a sophomore at ballou senior high school was the fourth teenager killed so far this year in d.c. >> it's just like that out here. we come from the streets of southeast. >> reporter: again police chief cathy lanier says there's no one reason. some of these are domestic disputes, drugs always a factor. they're specificically looking at repeat violent offenders. robberies are up 5% in the district throughout the city. assault with a dangerous weapon is down 15%. back to you. >> we know you'll stay on that for us. >>> now let's get to the killers who broke out of the prison in northern new york state. the husband with the prison worker charged helping the two escape is breaking his silence. on the

investigators say someone shot a 16-year-old boy moments after he stepped off a bus near 28th and naylor road after midnight tuesday. if you recognize the men in the video call d.c. police. >>> a miracle, that is how members of a church in alexandria are describing a motorcycle crash that devastated a classroom but left no children hurt. a motorcycle hit a car at the intersection of quaker lane and dog view drive. take a look the bike actually broke in half, went flying through a window at the st. clement episcopal school. showered that classroom and including ten children. >> a lot of the children had been in that corner. >> the motorcycle driver is in critical condition right now. >>> today in maryland, leaders could approve a huge amount of money to pay for the response to baltimore riots two months ago. governor larry hogan is on a board that will discuss using $20 million to pay for the maryland national guard, among other things. hogan sent the guard to baltimore when violence broke out following freddie gray's death in police custody. six police officers are now facing charges for

detectives want to talk to them about the shooting that occurred monday night near 28th and naylor road in southeast d.c. news4 will be there at the news conference when the chief is speaking and we will bring you updates as they unfold. >>> a local landmark went up in flames in prince george's and now investigators trying to figure out why. the guy who man and tucker's restaurant in upper marlboro says the fire caused about $1 million in damage, probably too much to ever reopen. tucker's has been a mainstay on marlboro pike for decades. coming up our molette green finds out what that restaurant meant to the community. >>> storm team4 is tracking some showers moving through. we got a break from the heat but not from the rain and right in time for the rush hour. doug? >> i will tell you what a lot of people have been asking for this you want a little bit of a break from the heat. temperatures today 10 to 20 degrees cooler than they were yesterday. yesterday the hottest day of the year, 96. this rain and these clouds helping to keep things on the cooler side. notice steam team four radar

police arrested a man accused of shooting a 15-year-old boy who got off the bus tuesday night along naylor road in southeast. the boy is still fighting for his life. it's one of several recent shootings that had chief lanier emotionally pleading for help with unsolved cases earlier this week. >>> a warning from police before you buy or sell anything online. right now, thieves are targeting classified websites and holding up unsuspecting sellers. three men are in custody now in prince george's county but police believe more guys preying on craigslist users out there. police tell us they are looking for people buying and selling the iphone 6 but when the legitimate folks show up they pull out a gun. police say always talk to the buyer on the phone and meet them in a public place. >>> some sad news this afternoon about that toddler found underwater at the popular pirate's cove swimming pool in lorton. the 2-year-old boy has died. lifeguards were clearing the pool because of lightning on sunday when they spotted the little boy. they performed cpr, which got him breathing and gave him a pulse b

. >> maureen naylor is live at a print shop to show us what's hot off the press, maureen. >> you ready what warriors fans have been waiting 40 years to see. these are one of several championship t-shirts being made you see champions. it has the trophy on there. and these are currently being made. this is the final product i want to show you how they're made. these are the printers that are currently going i like this one right here because you see the warriors blue ink being painted on. this here at studio probo4 is one of five printers currently going right now. they have six colors printed on each shirt. as we walk around and show you this work all started as soon as the warriors won. the celebrations began and so did the work here. 30 employees were called in to make these shirts and as you come around here i always like this one because you see the warriors yellow paint. after they go off the printer. this is the drier. and i like it because you see all this line of shirts. all going to the store so you can buy them. this is a wholesaler so you will have to wait until they hit the

he was shot last monday night as he and a friend were getting off a metro bus at 28th street and naylor road in northeast. a family member confirmed he died on friday. d.c. police have arrested one of three persons of interest seen in a bus video. 22-year-old derrick der cur of southwest was charged. you can find all the information on our website on wusa9.com. >>> the u.s. park police are searching for two men who led them on a chase in a stolen car. the chase ended at 16th and s streets southeast washington when the car crashed into a police cruiser. the suspects got away. they're city free as of this morning. >>> roughly 16,000 maryland high school students have been affected by a printing error on this month's s.a.t. exams. college board officials say the misprint erroneously gave students additional time to answer questions on the standardized test. the exam was administered to students june 6. those sections affected will not be counted. students who took the misprinted exam will be able to retake the test at no additional cost. >>> yesterday was father's day and if you went onlin

surveillance video from inside a metro bus shows three men following the victim off the bus at 29th and naylor road. a friend tells wusa9, the shooting victim is a tenth grader at ballou high school, and he remains in grave condition. >>> police have charged a second teenager after a deadly stabbing outside a restaurant in fredricksburg, virginia. the 17-year-old is charged with two cowfnts of assault by mob -- counts of assault by mob. the teen is the brother of the 15-year-old already charged in the stabbing of three men. two of those men have died. >>> d.c. police are searching for five men wanted for beating up a man in northwest. the crime happened in the 1000 block of 1st street. it was caught on camera. you're looking at it. itself suspects chased down the victim, knock him out and then they go for the man's pockets. police say the victim's belongings were found about 45 feet away. >> reporter: live at itself fairfax county courthouse this morning -- at the fairfax county courthouse this morning where we expect a big day where the victim in the jesse matthew trial will be coming forward

midnight on tuesday when this 15-year-old boy was getting off of a metro bus right here at the corner of naylor and ery. he got off the bus, that's when we are told shots were fired. now, a course close to the investigation says the suspect was trying to rob the teen of his designer clothes on the metro bus. when he refuse and exited the bus, that's when we were told he was shot in the back of his head. police remained on scene collecting evidence but chief lanier says it was people in the community who called in to police which led them to the suspect. police released video from the bus but still unclear if the suspect was one of the people on tape. as the for the teen he is still in the hospital, fighting for his life according to friends. they are going to have a vigil out here to pray for him and home be able to recover. next week, we are told is his 16th birthday. at 6:00, why people in this community tell us why they are so reluctant to report tips leading to the arrest of a suspect to police. back to you. >> thank you, meagan. >>> tonight, a langley high school student is accused of send

there's some in haverford township along wales road at naylor's run road and we had a vehicle that broke down on 295 heading from gloucester county into camden county approaching 42. they just got that cleared out but you're still looking at really slow speeds like 22 miles per hour. some downed wires in wenonah this afternoon and in the neighborhood along buttonwood street near marion avenue and we have the van that's stuck in the high water in folsom along route 54. that's 12th street. so, that's blocked between 322 there by the green terrace motel and sixth road. maybe use canes mill road or eighth street as alternates. downed tree in hamilton along shepherd avenue. starting to see the effect of storms rolling through. we'll talk more about them in the next half hour. >> okay. >> thank you. >>> still ahead on "action news" at 5:00 a magazine cover is making news around the world. for the first time people are seeing bruce jenner's new identity. we have a live report in our next half hour. >> meantime taking a live look from sky 6hd from our temple university cam at the center city sky