news 4's cory smith joins us from along naylor road. cory,at is the latest? what are you hearing? >> reporter: jim and doreen, right now this tragic news is spreading throughout theea southt community. another homicide in the district, another child gone way too soon. as you said, an 11-year-old boy is dead tonight. the scene behind me still active. police still out here searching for any evince they could find, especially they are looking for surveillance videos that may have captured what happened. now, within the last ur, we heard from mayor bowser. she addressed the media on certainly what is a nig of tragedy. take a listen. >> this was a child. there were other children in and around the and our communities have to stand up and speak up and make sure anyone who knows anything about thisic brazen homide is brought to justice. >> reporter: according to pice, this happened shortly before 7:00 tonight in the 2700 block of naylor road. officers responded to shots of gunfire, but they did not fi a victim. it wasn't until authorities in erince george's county called and said some br

yeerday in 2700 block of naylor road in the southeast.fore the sts were fire there was some sort ofal ercation that involved adults and children as young as 10 years old. the victim was 11-year-old brown was shot after he got inside of a vehicle. it is unclear if he was the target insethis ca we know he was driven to a fire station in prince george's county and from there was rushed to the hospital where he died. last night, mayor bowser called the shooting and loss of life infuriating. >> this was a child and there were other children in and around the area. and our communities have to stand up and speak up and make sure anyone who knows anything about this brazen homicide is brought to justice. >> here is one more lo at the suspect in this case. a man running from the scene here. he is shirtless and appears to have something in his hand. ipolice say you recognize him or have knowledge of what was going on in that area of alabama avenue and naylor road last into to reach out to them and if you ve surveillance video that might have captur

an 11th-year-old boy was shot on naylor road in southeast washington and died a short time later.released a picture after possible suspect late last night but so far, no arrests. it is 5:00 a.m. >>> good morning. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. thanks for joining us on this friday. we have been tracking the breaking news all nigh and have more moment. easement we are tracking another day of really dangerous heat in our region. a live look outside for you right now. 79 degrees outside our studio this morning. >> our melissa mollet has a eye on the roads for you in your first 4 affic but storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell is here with a look at the forecast. >> upper 90s for the temperature but the heat index will be past 100 degrees and stay there most of the afternoon. a muggy start y tour friday morning. temperatures still now just droppg below 80 degrees for the first time through the

maureen naylor, fox 2 news. >>> this morning, we are hearing from people in san francisco's bay view who are upset that a walgreens closed its doors after 30 years in business. the reason for the closure is crime. now, people in the neighborhood have to go as far as 22 blocks to get what they need. >> you got so many seniors in the neighband if you take the r away. you take away the neighborhood. >> i don't live here. but there's gathering milk or coffee. these services are really vital for the community. i'm sorry to see wal greens going. >> the likely candidate to replace walgreens is a large cannabis store. >> our time is 4:46. this week. the federal trade commission expected to announce a settlement with facebook over its private rules. it would be the largest civil penalty ever paid to the ftc. accused of inappropriately sharing with the british political consulting firm, cambridge analytica. that is set to include government restrictions and oversight on how facebook treats the of its users. looks like apple's 5g, iphones could end up using intel- designed modems. looking to bu

we are joined live at ktvu's maureen naylor, who has been in gilroy throughout the evening.reen? >> reporter: city leaders express shock and sadness about what transpired here today. as you mentioned, four people were killed in the gilroy garlic festival including the gunman. when it all started around 5:40 this evening. police say a man with a rifle, started shooting. witnesses tell us it's seems to be random as they say this man and someone else, it sounds like two men, apparently cut through a fence. managed to come inside. here is what the police chief said a short time ago. >> there were reports of shooting on the north side of the garlic festival area. and officers were in that area and engaged in the suspect and in less than a minute. the suspect was shot and killed. and it appears to have come into the festival via the creek, which borders parking area. and they used that needed to act to that fest line to the area. and we still have one suspect, we know that is down. we had some witnesses reporting that there may have been a second suspect. but we don't know if that

. >>> police and firefighters around the bay area are preparing for a busy 4th tomorrow, maureen naylor reports where authorities are stepping up patrols to crack down on the illegal fireworks. >> reporter: theth of july holiday brings fun and tradition but for public safety agencies it can bring more work. >> typically this road experiences influx of victims especially on the 4th of july. >> reporter: we went on a ride along with the deputy who says the views of the valley are luring from sierra road but warns with no parking, visitors will be turned away or cited. the sheriff's office is one agency staffing up for the 4th of july holiday. >> the sheriff's office has additional resources that they allocated to specific areas where we have seen firework activity illegal fireworks. >> reporter: morgan hill, call fire is also preparing for independence day. >> we will be at peak staffing over this week in to the weekend to make sure all resources are available. >> reporter: firefighters say the late rainfall and moderate weather help red deuce some of the fire danger. the chief says crews

he was in a car at a gas station on naylor road and shots were fired and striking that kid. his 12-year-old brother was with him but unharmed. the suspect in this particular case is 29-year-old tony antoine mclamb who was arrested days later. this morning, at 11:30, d.c. mayor muriel bowser along with the police chief peter newsome will be here to explainic to th puow they can work with police to try to stop this violence. back to you. >> meagan fitzgerald, thank you. >>> today, the public will have a chance to pay final respect to the late supreme court justice john paul stevens. a private ceremony and internment will begin at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow. the public is invited to pay respects from 10:30 a.m. until 8:00 p. a private funeral service will be held at national arlington cemetery tomorrow. the 99-year-old died last tuesday after suffering a stroke. he was the third longest serving associate justice in the history of the supreme court. >> in the week ahead, former special counsel robert mueller will testify in public beforio two congressl committees. mueller will testify b

maureen naylor, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> gas prices in california went up an additional 5.6 cents per gallon. it is the latest hike from a law passed in 17 to raise $5 billion a year for road repairs and mass transit programs. telephone already has the highest gas prices in the country, averaging $3.75 a gallon. that is $1.00 more than the national average. the typical driver, this will amount to approximately $5.00 i may. >>> checking in on the weather as you ready to perhaps take time off this week. the pattern nationally something like this. we have a trough -- this is the jet stream we are drawing in. then you have the ridge. underneath the ridge is where the heat is. the trough is affecting us because it is close to us. it is not right over us, but it is close to us. that is allowing the marine layer in the fog to push inland. these are the daytime highs. i expect antioch on a day like today to be 94-95 degrees. it is 84 degrees. temperatures, these are the highs from today. highs tomorrow, roll them over. that is how it goes. temperatures very similar. fog will be back at the coast. it

. >>> thank you for getting to the scene so quickly, we appreciate it, maureen naylor. >> hello julymperature is below average but before we get to that, another tropical system. alvin, hurricane strength and fell apart. barbara on its heels and moving fast, 16 to 22 miles an hour and moving west, away from baja and everyone, but again, the tropics have been really quiet in the atlantic nothing going on. but in the pacific, eastern pacific onto our second one, barbara we'll keep an eye on but all signs point to that moving away. some of the moisture from alvin recurred, southern california and las vegas and gave them rain on the weekend. something to watch the next few days but this is moving away from land. cooler temperatures associated with that low which dropped in, parked it and said i like it here on the west coast so it's keeping us cool and mild to warm. mostly sunny, occasionally higher clouds caught up in the bottom, swings through, fog, mostly sunny and partly sunny to the north. little change, subtle change day today and temperatures below average. cold closer coast of th

ktvu's maureen naylor is live. but first, take you to alyssa harrington following developments throughout the evening. >> after that press conference, we have some of our questions answered. police have been searching this area near the creek for hours now, with flashlights as it is starting to get dark in this area. they now believe the shooter crossed this creek by cutting through a fence. there is still helicopters flying overhead. police believe a second person may be involved. and that's what they are still searching for right now. i got a chance to speak to several people who were inside when this happened. they told me it was absolutely terrifying, and chaotic. they heard between 40 to 50 shots. the shooter was wearing combat gear, but he had an assault rifle. that he was just shooting at anybody. they all ran as fast as they could. some people would jump on the back of the trucks and the cars and some of the other vendors, they droon a bus or shuttle and there were two young children that couldn't have been

according to police the young boy was at this gas station on naylor road around 7:00 last night when several people got into an argument and gfire erupted. at some point 11-year-old made it into a car athe gas station. last night the police say that's when he was shot. >> from what we've seen so far, we believe that the individuals specifically shot into this vehicle. >> police have not provided any information on a possible motive, but they are looking for suspects, including this man pictured here without a shirt who they believe is the shootery today muriel bowser repeated her plea for the public to help, is and sheex nded her sympathy to the community. >> i will talk to his family today. >> what could possibly make any sense, when you have an adult brazenly with no regard for human life or childhood. >> this most recent killing brings the number of murders in d.c. to 88 so f this year, an increase from the same time last year, and there have been 365 assaul with a gun in the district this year, also an increase. many of those shot innocent victims under the age of 18, a 1-year-ol

maureen naylor tells us residents and retailers have had a chance to evaluate the changes. >> reporterbeautiful tree- lined downtown los gatos, these are the signs of change this summer . >> i like what they are doing. i trying to cultivate a sense of happy vibes and no more diversity down here so i think that's positive. >> reporter: the town's two weeks into a four month-long experiment for the mange at drag, santa cruz avenue. a portion of the two lane stretch was converted into a one-way street, angled parking when in along with outdoor seating areas and the feedback is pouring in . >> it is a nice idea. it is tacky and i know they could do a lot better . >> i think it changes los gatos more, gives you a little more of a european feel and anything we can do to increase foot traffic a range of reaction from consumers and retailers. mayor current set up a prototype and would like to see some version of it become permanent. staff shared these google images of more upscale potential setups . >> we are trying to make it more enjoyable, peaceful, walkable for people who come down and vis

maureen naylor tells us why this happening and what the governor says about more changes ahead. >> reporter: california's government operations agency secretary said the reason for the halfday closure is to train more than 5000 dmv employees, named operation excellence. >> this will better equip them to handle the real id transactions which can be complicated and better help them, give them the tools to provide excellent customer service. >> reporter: the governor announced new dmv leadership and promised more change for the department which he says has continually fallen short. the governor pointed out the dmv's outdated technology which he says wastes billions of taxpayer dollars. >> we are looking to modernize but at the same time do it in a very systemic and sequential way. >> reporter: dmv offices will re-open at 1:00 p.m. on wednesday. during the halfday closure, call centers will remain open and aaa members can go to aaa locations for some services. >>> 4:17 is the time. sal, i know you were talking about livermore in that area. there is construction problem, lanes are closed. opposi

in los gatos, maureen naylor, ktvu fox2 news. >>> the adopted its new 3 4 1 area code today. the new numbers will affect parts of alameda and contra costa counties, specifically the region that covers the 510 area code. starting today, anyone who requests a new phone number in that region could be a sunday 341 area code. those with an existing 510 number can keep the phone number but customers are now required to dial 1 plus the 3 digit area code for all calls to and from the numbers with the 510 and 341 area codes. the new area code was adopted in an effort to ensure a continuing supply of phone numbers for the region. >>> it warmed up out there today. temperatures came up a good 5 degrees over yesterday's temperatures. a close up behind me showing the fog and another shot showing the heat in vegas. 106 right now, the heat is out west, a low pressure center moving across the country. out here, it is cooling the eastern areas which were under a heat wave and he concerns over the last few days. we were going to start heating up in the he will develop in the desert southwest do

goes between wednesday afternoon and early this that includes shootings on 2nd street in southeast, naylor roat southeasqueen street northeast, u street in northwest, and 30th street southeast. the youngest victim was 11-year-old karon brown. the fifth grader gunn down thursday night. >>> our other big story this evening is the dangerous heat.g puttff in weather alert mode another excessive heat warning in effect. we have more now. we know how saturday wena wht does this mean for sunday? >> well, if you thought today was hot, it was,and tomorrow's going to be just as hot. i mean, i think sunday's going to definitely match your saturday. it's crazy. earlier, i was tracking storms we had in the area. that's out ohere. we're shifting gears back to the heat. let's talk about it. it is -- what time is it? 11:05 and 88 degrees out there at night. it is warm in the distric 82 in manassas. 79 in leesburg. 82 in gaithersburg. so this excessive heat warni for the entire region goes into effect at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow morning and sticks around until ev9:00 p.m. tomorrow ning. what that means is it's g

an argument broke out at a gas station near naylor road and alabama avenues thursday night. the child jumped into a car where he was shot. defectives have not said i he was the intended target. >>> president trump doubling down on his attacks against four female lawmakers, again today. it's now been a full week since his controversial tweet first sparked a firestorm. many condemning the president saying that his words about the democratic women of color are simply racist. nbc's craig boswell has the very latest from capitol hill. >> reporter: president trump today adding to his week-long sustained attack on four democratic congresswomen of color saying he doesn'y believe thee capable of loving our country. >> tragically, the decided that racism is good politics. racism is a good political strategy. there's a reason why he keeps returning to attacking these women of color. >> repoer: one of the president's top policy advisers denies that. >> i fundamentally disagree with the view that if you criticize somebody and they happen to be a different color skin, that that makes it a

arlette naylor financial policy advocate a public citizen thank you so much for and say thank you. it's time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return in the wake of constant threats exporters exports from mexico to the united states spiked lauren fix the car coach joins us to break down the boom of cars coming across the border and as we go to break here are the numbers of the close. or. you're. your. ira. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics small business i'm show business i'll see you then. this is a story about what happens auster a stray bullet kills a young girl in the street. who happens to have family and daughters in florida letting my other daughter is buried in a cemetery it is meaning less is your head what happens to the community the public was screaming for a scapegoat the police needed a scapegoat so why not choose a 19 year old black kid with a criminal record who better to pin this on than him and what happens in court be. shot after shot as far as society we feel. we don't know ch

could there be an eerie pattern unfolding naylor a public citizen is on hand to sort through what's in store for the banking behemoth. in the wake of the constant terror threats auto exports from mexico to the states have spiked lauren fix the car coach joins us today to break down the boom of cars coming across the border we have patches that i thought let's go out and dive right in. a legal fight that could set major global precedence on data sharing and privacy leads our global report today as the irish data protection commission takes a case against facebook to the european court of justice on tuesday the e.c.g. the top court of the european union began hearing a case that began with revelations that a u.s. spy agency the national security agency was compelling facebook and similar companies to turn over private data from users in the e.u. the 11 specific questions that spun out of that case are now before the court and center on the rules that govern tech companies sharing data from users around the world so-called standard contractual causes or c c's if the e.c. j. finds that as

waialae naylor financial policy advocate a public citizen thank you so much thank you. it's time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return in the wake of constant. threats exporters exports from mexico to the united states spiked lauren fix the car coach joins us to break down the boom of cars coming across the border and as we go to break here are the numbers of the close. please. list stylists lists. leaked. and a very warm welcome to you watching us in such. this is a pretty you know the moon but it's there was one of. the but for the with a little bit north of there. the whiting good sort of producing it already seems to have you know made it into the trees. that. i. welcome back on tuesday pakistan will receive $1000000000.00 instalments from the international monetary fund under the recently concluded $6000000000.00 bailout package the bailout was aimed at stabilizing the nation's economy and institutions and will require very ambitious fiscal measures for the bailout to succeed a central part of the program will involve cleaning up accumulated de

naylor public citizens financial policy advocate welcome back to the show thanks for having me. christie gives some great context there and there's obviously been a long into mulch was journey i guess the question now is they've clearly sort of applied the turning kit arguably cut off a limb but is this enough to stop the financial bleeding is there more pain in the future it's unclear i think there's more pain in the future i think there are a number of things they need to do they need to raise capital that is the assets minus liabilities is what they've got in capital and continue to bleed that among other things by paying a dividend so terminate the dividend sell divisions this bank as all the mega banks are too big to manage start obeying the law that would be nice they paid $17000000000.00 in in penalties over the last dozen years and finally change the compensation structure the people that made the mistakes leading to where they are now were actually did that because they were paid too so the compensation structure needs to be changed take the top 500 officers half their

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bwn was inside a car at a gas station on naylor road and some sort of argument broke out between other groups of poeeopl. moments later, shots were fired and brown was killed. the suspect was arrested days later. 93 murders in this cityin january. at around 11:30 this morning, we are expecting to hearom the mayor and the police chief about how citizens can work together, ity to gether as a comm try to stop this violence. back to you. >> karon's picture speaks volumes how tlgic f this is and something has to be done. thank you. co>>> police in howard unty say a homeowner shot and killed a man who tried to force his way into a home. it happened early sunday morning. police say gerardo espinoza started banging on the door of a home and the couple yelled at him to leave and when he wouldn't, the homeowner charles dorsey grabbed his gun and opened fire. >> he was clearly trying to make entry using the door knob so i don't know what words were eeehanged specifically betw them, except that the homeowner repeatedly told the suspect to leave the property. sp>> detectives believe eoza had been s

maureen naylor joins us live. one of the cities is seeing an increase. marine? >> reporter: this is one of the cities. some of the workers at the restaurant behind me will see a change. so will some of the customers. at this restaurant, have of this mexican restaurant 25 employees' paychecks went out monday after minimum wage went up to $15 hour. this is one of seven area cities where the minimum wage went up july 1. alameda and fremont moved to $13.50 an hour. the city dropped $1.00. san francisco and berkeley increase to $15.59. emeryville went up to $16.30 an hour. in mokena, the co-owner said this will have an impact on the family owned business, saying he has no choice but to pass the additional cost onto the customer. >> the cost of goods is going high. minimum wage is going high. we are just passing it to the customers. >> reporter: the co-owner says he is working on a new menu with higher prices. he expected to be out next week. >> i had to. otherwise i would be out of business. >> we come here probably once or twice a week. >> this customer support the

people, a mix of adults and children as young as 10 years old and this happen on the 2700 block of naylorheast. 11-year-old victim karon brown got inside a vehicle and shots were then fired. unclear if hehewas t intended target. d.c. mayor muriel bowser calling the shooting infuriating. >> we are asking residents who live in this area, if you have video cameras, please review those cameras. we want to see if there are any young me specifically a group of maybe five young men, that are in that camera footage. >> reporter: police are urging anybody who lives ors work nearby who has surveillanceta foo to look at their video to see if they didn't catch a piece of this case on their kerker camera. that image is a person running that could be a big part of this ce and award of $25,000 is offered for tips that lead to an arrest in this case. live in southeast, justin finch, news4. >> hope people speak up and give the family soc sure. thank you, justin. >>> karon's brown'sdeath comes one year after makia wilson was shot and kied on her way to an ice cream truck. >> reporter: two families in our c

according to police, the young bo was at this gas station on a naylor round 7:00 last night when several people got into an argument and gunfire upted. at some point the 11-year-old made it into a car at the gas station. last night police say that's when he was shot. >> from what we've seen so far, we believe that the individuals specifically shot in this vehicle. >> repoer: police have not provided any information on a possible motive, but they are looking forusscts, including this man pictured here without a shirt whois they believe the shooter. >> approximately fi young men, black males, between the ages of maybe la or early 30s to as young as maybe 10 or 11 years of age, there was some type of dispute. >> reporter: today mayor muirual bowser repeateher plea for the public to help and she extended her sympathy to the community. >> i will talk to theamily today. what could possibly make any ense when you have an adult brazenly with no regard for human life or childhood. >> reporter: this most recent killing brings the number ofer murdin d.c. to 88 so far this year, an increase from the

the new retail complex where alabama avenue, goodhope road and naylor road intersect. it will include a grocery store and hundreds offf adable apartments. news 4's mark segraves has more on what this means for the community. >> reporter: the skyland town center has been in the works for more than 15 years. construction has started and stopped over those ycors. cil member vincent gray was mayor back in 2012 when the old skyland was torn down to make way for the new center and a new walmart, but in 2016 walmart abruptly pulled out. another major setback that stalled the projectagnce n, but today council member gray was back at skyland, this timew th mayor muriel bowser to celebrate the topping off phase one. gloria logan has lived in this neighborhood for 53 years. when walmart pulled out, she feared skyland was doomed. >> what they did to us, how they disappointed us, how we looked forward to them coming but they did not, but we're going to build in spite of it. >> reporter: along with nearly 500 residential apartments and 48,000 square feet of new retail for the commun

af getting off a bus at the corner of 28th street and naylor road in the southeast. police tell us derek decer shot mercer in the back of the neck. dercer was sentenced to 34 years in prison. >>> well they are looking f answers this evening after that construction accident killed a teenar and injured another man in mclean. news4's drew wilder spoke to the investigators and the people who live near that site. >> this job site is at a standstill tonight while state gencies investigate the accidents that killed a juvenile and injured another man. fairfax county tells me that this job site is licensed to a tom diggs who owns diggs development corporation that business lists its address just on the other end of the site. news4 has attempted to contact mr. diggs and he has not nd respoed. the only activity we saw on the job site were these two men who walked near where the juvenile and other man were trapped in a collapsed ditch on tuesday. fairfax county police are not identifying the juvenile who was killed because of their age. why was a juvenile at a construction site?

rose nielsen naylor says 48-year-old paul nielsen was her brother, and so far her gofundme page has raisedy that will go directly to jakob nielsen, who was paul's son. another family member took the facebook to say they have made arrangements to bring paul's boy back home. the post asking people not to speak to the media. some donors have commented on why there is no mention of paul's wife, 43-year-old janeth vazquez, who was also allegedly killed. nor is there any mention of the couple's 12-year-old son who apparently survived the shooting and is now an orphan. this alleged attack happened a week ago today in the early morning hours as the family was traveling in mexico. local reports say they were headed for acapulco to the beach resort town when they came to a checkpoint or roadblock and again, all of this according to local reports, group of armed men ordered everyone out of the car and then gunned the parents down execution-style right in front of their son. we have reached out to a family spokesperson as well as to the u.s. embassy in mexico, and as soon as we have any new informatio

say it all appeared to start with an argument inside a bp gas station atma alaba avenue and naylor road southeast and investigators say karon brown rb had been nea and wound up getting into a car when he was shot. police believe that vehicle may have been targeted. breaking news. the british foreign secretary says iran hs seized a second vessel in the strait of hofrmz. one is a british-flagged ship and e ear is a librarian vessel. they are both oil tankers. one say one violated international rules, and the british government is trying to get the ships and cruise released. >>> president trump is renewing attacks on minority congresswomen. supporters chanted send her back in reference to representative ilhan omar at a real wedne today mr. trump called the crowd patriots. a reporter asked why the president would criticize the united states and the congresswomen couldn't? he didn't give a straight answer to that. >>> for the next two nits, the air and space museum willbr celeate the first moon landing. it'sosting a special program called apollo 50go for the moon. the show willcombine projec