fresh is what we do. >>> breaking news in northeast washington, d.c. lice say there's been an officer-involved shooting right next to catholic university. >> molette green just arrived on the scene with more information. >> reporter: we're at first and ba barnum here in northeast. anterior a lot of officers, cars, motorcycles, all throughout, with the crime tape up around these apartments h in this area and this roadblock goes down to second street here in this neighborhood. what we can tell you right now is d.c. police only confirming that there was a police-involved shooting and it happened just around 10:30 last night in this community. no further details coming from police right now. i just spoke to an officer who is going to give us an update very shortly. neighbors told us coming out of this apartment that he heard nothing and he got home around 9:00 last night. police telling us this police-involved shooting happened around 10:30, 10:35 last night in this community. as you can see, there is still a large active scene right now. the investigation

>>> breaking news right now in northeast d.c.re police have been scouring the scene of a homicide overnight. megan mcgrath just arrived there. we'll check in with her in a minute. >>> it is a vote that could change what your kids learn in sex ed. what could happen today that would teach them about consent and assault. >>> storm team 4 chuck bell is updating us for the forecast uphead. >> we're government a beautiful day head. it's runners delight weather once again. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. later on this afternoon, temperatures 3 or 4 degrees cooler than average. we'll take that. high toda in gaithersburg. here's your beach forecast for the week, saturday and sun and the fourth of july. saturday and sunday, sunny, warm, comfortable levels of humidity. there will be a chance of storms coming up on the fourth itself. it should be able to get the fireworks in. our rain chances are higher on the 4th in the metro area. and let's get to jack taylor. >>> no trouble spots this morning. inner outer loop to maryland and virginia al

we're working to see how three people are doing after a crash in northeast d.c. look at video we got from the d.c. fire department. the crash happened at 4th and franklin streets before 7:00 last night. you can see crews working to rescue people trapped inside that suv. three people went to the hospital with serious injuries. >>> the two people hurt when part of a tree fell on the national mall are expected to be okay. they were walking near 9th street and constitution avenue when the branch toppled on top of them. good samaritans rushed to help lifting the branches off until medics arrived. it also crashed on a by. the driver heard the cracking sound but couldn't get out of the way in time. >> all of a sudden the tree is falling down and crush my car, you know. >> part of the 9th street by sculpture garden and entrance to 395 were shutdown until the branch and car could be cleared. >>> developing right now, at least 14 people are dead after a taliban suicide bomber targeted their mini bus in the afghan capital. eight others were wounded in today's attack. the min

four northeast d.c. and prince george's county. there is frustration. >> got to get up early in the morning. >> how much earlier? >> an hour earlier. >> it's been crazy. now i have to go from addison road to benning road. then catch the shuttle. >> adam tuss live at one of the closure points, eastern market in southeast d.c. how is it looking there? what's the mood? >> reporter: not so bad. everyone in an accepting mood. people continue to stream in and out of the station here. this is really what you're dealing with. not so much the rail site, but the buses. everybody coming and getting on and off these shuttle buses here. we've heard it over and over again. one metro train can carry about 100 people. one bus only 50 people. i have to tell you a lot of people didn't even want to with this today. they stayed away from metro all together. metro's safetrack -- >> it's a little confusing down here. >> reporter: causing a huge shift in travel patterns for hundreds of thousands of commuters. you think they're doing the right thing by al

the voter makes clear he lives in northeast d.c. which makes him eligible to vote in ward 8. [ inaudible ] >> the councilmember laruby may is seen in the background of the cell phone video. she has sent us a statement that reads in part. the moment the video was brought to the campaign's attention and we were able to confirm the identity, that person involved. the individual the campaign staff. ruby may is serving out the term of the late marion may. >>> the bill raising minimum wage in d.c. to $15 an hour is on its way to the full d.c. council. a council committee voted unanimously to advance that bill today. if approved by the full 13- member legislature, the new minimum wage could take effect by 2020. >>> thousands displaced by the huge wildfire. the fire destroyed thousands of homes can -- and businesses. roughly 10% of those evacuated came back to find homes burned to the ground. officials are telling residents they need to bring food and water and take about two weeks just to restore these services. we> now, for a check of our

john: we have been talking to isidents in northeast d.c., half-mile from catholic university and they said they heard a lot of yelling last night and then the shots, 4, 5, 6 shots or more here on varnum street, the 100 block. this police involved shooting at 10:30 last night. police have confirmed that the man shot and killed was armed with a bb gun. at the time, police got the call saying there was a man armed with a gun and when they arrived , the officers attempted several times to get weapon. .e refused instead, he aimed that toward the officers and that is when two officers opened fire. you lived next to this man, what did you hear? >> drop the gun, drop the gun and other screaming from the cops. six shots a couple seconds later and that was really scary because it was incredibly loud. john: how did you react? >> i grabbed my roommate and we ran into the kitchen. here for man lived five or seven years, in his 60's, not sure why he was out here with a bb gun and why he allegedly refused to drop it when police told him to. video in have got new connection with the triple murder inv

we're working to see how three northeast d.c.partment sent us this video at fourth and franklin street before 7:00 p.m. you can see crews working to rescue people trapped inside that suv. three people went to the hospital with serious injuries. >>> the two people hurt when part of a tree fell on the national mall are expected to be okay. they were walking near 9th and constitution avenue when the branch toppled on top of them. good samaritans rushed to help lifting the branch off of them until medics arrived. the driver says he heard the b of the way in tim. >> all of a sudden the tree is falling down. crush my car. >> part of 9th street by the sculpture garden and entrance to 395 were shutdown until branch and car could be cleared. >>> an electric night of basketball as the nba season came to a close. king is crowned again able to take this one back home. >> final second. cleveland isff1ññ a city of chas once again. >> there you have it. game seven of the nba finals was on the warrior's turf in oakland but back in cleveland it w

some showers northeast d.c. in frederick county. i have some time lapse photography right off the 270 in gaithersburg. put this into motion. we started the day with lots of cloud cover, which was thick at times. a humid day. when you stepped outside, we had those conditions across the area. we pick up the time-outs photography, the storms this afternoon. the evening ended on a nice, quiet note in gaithersburg with sunshine and the sunset a little after 8:00. we will fall into the 60's tonight. tomorrow morning, you will notice a difference in the humidity with the wind switching out of the west. a few showers right now across washington, frederick county into maryland, so some raindrops on the windshield if you drive it in the next few minutes. and even a thunderstorm in west virginia associated with the cold front from the east. we will see an isolated shower over the next bit of time. tomorrow morning, 60's and low humidity. a beautiful day. mostly sunny skies at recess, with temperatures in the 80's. 86 in the afternoon. perfect

live in northeast d.c., chris papst, abc7 news. maureen: thank you. we learned of the story through a tip to "7 on your side." if you have a story you believe needs to be investigated, let us know. back now to developing story in gainesville where route 29 is shut down after a deadly crash. news chopper 7 over the scene near lake manassas drive where a tow truck collided with a car and then burst into flames. the car's driver was killed. it's not yet clear when the major roadway will reopen. frightening hours on ucla's main campus today after a murder-suicide sparked fears of an active shooter on campus. hundreds of police officers respond odd the scene. many wearing full body armor and tactical gear. students locked themselves inside classrooms or ran for safety. search, police said there was no further threat to the community. >> i'm still shaking. there is not much else you can do. we were just scared that someone might break through the door and shoot us. didn't know what we could do but try to take him down. maureen: throughout the ordeal student

reporting live in northeast d.c., garrett haake, wusa9. >> thank you for that. >>> dramatic video here captured by our sky 9 chopper in showing a s.w.a.t. team moving into a home. irfax unty police arresting a suspect who they believe shot and killed a man and a woman. investigators say the gunman knew his victims and that there were kids inside of the home who witnessed the violence. >>> and now to culpeper where a violent night began with a man chasing his estranged wife with a shotgun. it ended with two people dead. virginia state police say 49- year-old willis walker threatened his wife last night. she ran to a neighbor's home. police say walker shot and killed one of the neighbors, 74- year-old man. then he threatened a culpeper sheriff's county -- sheriffs deputies once they showed up. one of the deputies shot and killed walker. >>> to stafford county and a teenager charged with shooting a deputy and breaking into his mom's house. joshua sumter's mom called 911 to report her son who had been whcked out of the home. he started shooting and hit one deputy four times. that deputy ri

the girl ended up leading police to confiscate an assault rival, rounds of ammunition from that northeast d.c. home where that boy lives. now,s you a you mentioned earlier today, it's what d.c. police are alluding to when police chief cathy lanier says three ak37s were taken off the streets alone. here's police chief cathy lanier describing how she worked with the young woman. we worked with the young woman through the night. foun and interrupted his day, got an emergency search want, was able to go and recover an ak47 from the individual involved and 180 rounds of ammunition. if anybody thinks for one second that the gun recovery unit didn't safe countless lives, you're making a mistake. police want to reiterate they believe no one else is in danger at this interest post office. they're also still investigating to see exactly how that boy got his hands on that gun and ammunition. the boy also posted according to court documents posted instagram video showing the victim also performing sexual acts. now because of this he is facing a range of charges, green belt police plan to charge him as a

. >>> i'm erica gonzalez at the live desk with a developing story in northeast d.c.he 800 block of bladensburg road. police tell us around 10:00 last night, they got a call for an unresponsive man down. that man was taken to the hospital with a gunshot wound and did not survive his injuries. no word on any suspect information at this hour. we can tell you that our reporter is on the way to the scene and we'll get a live report shortly. >>> it is 5:00 a.m. right now. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. beautiful way to start our thursday. >> 66 degrees outside. chuck bell is in

. >>> and we now know the name of the man found dead yesterday morning in northeast d.c. police say someone shot 59-year-old wayne daily multiple times. officers found his body in an alley. police are still looking for the person responsible. >>> new this morning, mount st. mary's university has appointed an interim president, tim on any trainer is coming to the school from west point. simon newman stepped down in february after comparing struggling freshmen to bunnies that should be drowned. >>> is a spectacular sight marking the start of summer. >> a pretty rare full moon. this is what it looked like from chopper 4. known as the straw berry moon because of its color. first time that the full moon has fallen on the summer solstice. you have to wait 46 years for this to happen again. >> so gormg ygeous. >> and it's drstrawberry season. so that's the name of the moon. just like the frost moon in october is when we usually get the first frost. >> at the orchard, the strawberries were so good. >> right out of field, that's the best. outside today, we'll be dealing not so man

. >>> three people are in the hospital tonight after a serious crash here in northeast d.c.ing to rescue people trapped in an suv. the crash happened on fourth and franklinfboq streets just befor 7:00 tonight. all three people are b >>> the city of cleveland, ohio winsb(a a major sports championp 50 years. jason pugh is joining us with highlights on how it went down. they have got it done, çbuddy. >> they really did. the nba couldn't have 1964 the last time a city of cleveland raised a championship that drought ended tonight in thrilling &odfashion. deficit in the nba finals.r@wq1 historic season. lebron trying to change 52 years of sadness in cleveland. lebron you could tell he wanted this. watch him get the block mfethe. he had 27 points, 11 rebound ano kyrie irving, the dagger and th÷ ca take home the championship. the first for the city of sh&bsports.ñ p

the meeting starts at noon at northeast d.c..'t be alarmed this morning water crews on the potomac starting at 10 montgomery county fire and rescue crews would be out doing a rescue session. >> the training session will last for a couple hours. >> tuesday was nats the largest lbgt event. >> the nats got down to business. bryce harper trying to get the team ready he was giving high fives to the guys in the bullpen. bryce harper tied from third to score. game tied 3. top of the ninth. sammy walked the leadoff batte batter. two batters later albert hits one to left accepteder. nats lose 4-3 series finale at 4 today. >> orioles in boston facing red sox first place on the line. many takes the first pitch off, a 2-0 lead for orioles top of the 8th now 2-1. jonathan -- why are you laug laughing -- 50 feet over the green monster or yoldz hold on to win this one 3 24eu6. >> i'm laughing because i to hear. >> put it on the board, yes ! >> i was waiting for my chance. waiting for it. >> all right. >> okay. >> former nba referee and convicte

h to capitol hill as lawmakers weigh action after the deadliest desk with breaking news out of northeast d.c fatal shooting. we know an adult malebl has be shot and killed in the in this fatal shooting. more as we get it. back to you. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell telling us aboutç a return to hot weather. >> back into the 90s yesterday. our third 90-degree day of the year. today is likely to be number four. 90s and sunshine. still tracking a chance for tuesday. it looks like our best chance for rain this week will probably be on thursday. i'll help you breakdown which day is most likely to mess up -&7u down into the upper 50s to mid 60s. we'll talk temperatures and rain chances for the next couple days ,onow, >> quiet morning on the roads. westbound 66 at 123, delay but traffic moving. no metrorail trains on orange or silver line between eastern market and benning road and that's going to be the case for the rest of this week. we'll keep an eye on traffic for sure. for now we'll send it back to you in the studio. >>> breaking news

we're at the live desk, a homicide investigation in northeast d.c.ot word that a man was down on the 800 block of bladensburg road. he was found with a gunshot wound and transported to the hospital and did not survive the injuries. we have no word on any suspect information. >>> let's go back to storm team 4 with chuck bell. yesterday was so lovely. >> we can do that. there's a $5 upcharge. >> i'll pay for it. >> the weathers headlines for today, about as good as you can expect for the final day of june. temperatures will be cooleha humidity nice and low. perfect weather for baseball this evening. the only hitch in the forecast doesn't show up until tomorrow when rain and thunderstorm chances return. the next couple of hours, there's a lot of spots in the 50s this morning. and we'll see rising temperatures in the mid to upper 70s come lunchtime. let's go over to wtop for the glass-enclosed nerve center. >> we had an incident at the 11th street bridge. a vehicle overturned. all travel lanes have been reopened and that vehicle was cleared. and crews ar

busy nightusg for them as they deal with wit four separate shootings in theie district.di live in northeast d.c., anniet a yu, fox5 local news. n >> prince george's county aorgeu former school aide wasrmoo indicted yesterday on 27070 charges of child sexual abuse and child porn. deonte carraway remains behinden bars without bond this morningis accused of abusing 23 children3n one as young as seven years y old while he was working at judgeville vain ya' woodsle vaia elementary school. angela brooks gave detailsve des yesterday about some of the the charges listed in the indictment.indi >> that indictment includes inc charges of sexual child abuseexb of a counts of first degree sex offense.fe there are 41 counts of second oo degree sex offense.en. 44 counts of third degree sex offense.offe 66 counts of allowing child pornography and 56 counts of possessing child pornography.ap >> the state's attorney's officization 20 of theci children involved have beennv identified.identified. >> happening today, the host of a popular d.c. area radioadio show is due to appear in cour court. peter deebler also k

northeast. around 2:15 we noticed d.c.add victim was stabbed in the 500 block of eastern avenue and later died, but officers now saying the victim could have been we're going it look into that and keep you updated. >>> meantime, it is warm and, yeah, really muggy outside. even tough to see. a live picture looking out. a little foggy, tracking thunderstorms that could be rolling in. good morning. i'm david culver. >> good morning to you. i'm kristin wright knop question about it, you're going it need that umbrella today. confession, i don't have one at the moment. >> me neither. we'll find one. >> absolutely. team 4 meteorologist lauren ricketts is tracking the timing. >> ooum sheer we have one back here in the storm team 4 weather center. funny, i don't care an umbrella either and know when it's going to rain, have a jeep and leave the top off, inside now, knowing it's pouring out there. not pouring now, though. low 70s now. planning out your day making it into the low 80s. first half of the day looking good. showers and s

d.c. police are investigating a murder on bladensberg road in northeast. megan mcgrath is live with more on this. >> reporter: last night we had quite a few road closures in the area. if you look behind me, you can see everything has reopened. we have one police officer here on the scene just keeping an eye on things, and they are looking for witnesses to this fatal shooting. it was 10:00 last night. that's when the call came in of a man down here in the 800 block of bladensburg road in we're told that he was still breathing when he was found. he was taken to the hospital and later died. not a lot of information, no word on a look-out for a suspect but police do need help on thiso they are looking for anyone who may have seen something. again, this was 10:00 last night here in the 800 block ofó6r bladensburg road, if you have any informing on this murder, you are asked to call police. >>> thank you. to crime in southeast washington. neighbors tell us they are fed up with the violence on their streets and the response from d.c. police. tempers flared at a c

d.c. headquarters in northeast. should we be surprised by this? was well, leon, i guess i surprised by it, but it did not seem like anybody else was. talking to a number of people here, it was a secret, that i guess they kept well. the news came from the mayor's office that henderson was resigning. she had a meeting with her office staff to confirm that information. she has been with the d.c. public schools for nine years, first is a deputy to former and inlor michellerhe rhee, the last five and a half years as chancellor. her tenure has not been as rocky as modernization is on track. henderson's last day is still three months away, september 30th. the mayor's's statement says henderson will be replaced on an interim basis by john davis as chancellor. he currently holds the title of chief of schools. the mayor says she will conduct a nationwide search for henderson's replacement. accolades for henderson have flowed in from a number of quarters since the announcement was released. the chairman of the d.c. council's education committee, david grasso

that is when she was able to help them confiscatf the rival and rounds of ammunition from his northeast d.c. home. what d.c. police were alluding to today police chief said three mk47s were ten off the street in the last here's chief lanier describing how they worked with the young victim in this case. we worked with that young woman through the night, found an on-call emergency judge and interrupted his day. got an emergency search want, wassible to go and recover an ak47 from the individual involved and over # 80 rounds of ammunition. if anybody thinks for one second that the gun recovery unit there didn't safe countless lives,ives you're making a mistake. police are saying they believe no oneno else is in danger. they are still investigating tos try to figure out how this boyhi got his hands on those guns and apsril incisions. the boy also posted according to court documents instagram of the victim performing sexual acts. this 17 year old now faces charges of threats and placing a sexual image online. that's the latest here at d.c. police headquarters, sarah simmons, fox5 local news. d.c

someone shot two men on f street early yesterday morning in northeast. 20 minutes earlier a man was stabbed on columbia road northwest. d.co investigating stabbings on benning road northeast and on valley avenue southeast. all of these victims in these attacks are expected to survive. >>> we just found out that police are now reviewing some surveillance video. this after a fan fell from a second deck following the nba finals. they say this happened during a fight with another fan in the arena. it happened right after the game. the 20 year old we know is in critical but stable condition in the hospital. so far no arrests have been made in this case. eun? >> angie, thank you. >>> right now fans in cleveland are probably still up celebrating after last night's historic win. look at the crowds there going wild. the cavaliers beat the best team in the nba in an intense game 7 until last night that is. golden state gave up their 3-1 lead over the cavs ending in cleveland's first championship since 1964. look at the celebration there. fans in cleveland a little overzealous, too. this was more of the scene moments after the histo

he northeast d.c. >> reporter: good evening. bowser said her first reaction was anger and she turned her focus toward gun laws. as for chief lanier, she said her first focus went to keeping people at the gay pride festival and other residents as safe as possible. >> like most americans, i woke up yesterday morning in shock and mad, quite frankly, that we are having yet another violent attack on americans because of deadly weapons. >> reporter: mayor bowser noted the district is still in court defending its tough gun laws. as for chief lanier, she says her department is ready, but everyone plays a role in keeping society safe. >> if you see something out of place in today's environment, don't hesitate to call. pick up the phone and call 911. we'll figure it out. the next few days as gay pride events continue, but security expert peter leport says we have to be prepared that what happened in orlando could happen right here. >> here in washington our guard can never go down. it's not just washington, d.c. it's the whole region. i w

tisha lewis starts us off in northeast d.c., tisha. >> what we can tell you tonight there's surveillance video of the man that apparently opened gunfire at a busy intersection in northeast. police say they have that surveillance video and they are going to release it soon. for now, they have tweeted this picture. take a close look of screen shots from the surveillance video showing the man they described as a pen of interest. now, i did just speak with police. they say that the victims there are five victims that are in the hospital tonight that they say they are all conscious and breathing and expected to survive. it could have been much worse. >> this is the sound ever a street corner turned crime screen. sigh rensz police and traffic at stand still on the major routes into's out of the city this is the face of the man police are calling a person of interest suspected of opening gunfire amid scores of people, commuters and rush hour traffic travb. the gunman was outside the liquor store and three by stan standers. >> what concerns do you have, if any, about your safety? >> i don't woul

we'll take you to a live picture outside police substation in northeast d.c. id they began ramping up security yesterday morning. she won't elaborate on what was done except to call it flurry of activity. our d.c. bureau chief sam ford is there. we'll check with him in a bit. alison: the events in orlando are impacting the presidential race, of course. donald trump again calling for a ban on muslimss entering the country. even though the shooter was born in new york city. in a speech in ohio, hillary clinton said the shooter should not have been allowed to buy firearms. secretary clinton: if the f.b.i. is watching you for suspected terrorist links, you shouldn't be able to just go buy a gun with no questions asked. mr. trump: we truth also about how radical islam is coming to our shores. it's coming. with these people, it's coming. alison: clinton and trump both delivered speeches today, each canceled subsequent rallies. the clinton campaign postponed an event with president obama scheduled for wednesday. michelle: right now our abc7 instapoll is up and running

just before 10:30 last night in this northeast d.c. community where you see crime tape still up, officers say when they got here they found a man holding a weapon. that man then refused to drop his weapon upon numerous demands aen then officers say the raised his weapon toward them and that's he they fired. police recovered the gun and it turned out to be a bb gun. this man says he was the man hours before police shot him and he lived alone. >> he was never the same after his wife died. he tried to talk to him, just don't do that. >> reporter: police are still investigating what triggered the man's actions. >> i guess the pressure got to him. that's the only thing, i guess the pressure got to him. i hate that he done that. >> reporter: the still unidentified man was taken to a hospital where he eventually died of his injuries. news 4. >>> one failure of the system after another, that's the an al lis offered in the last hour by the republicans on benghazi. they are still answering questions in a news conference respect the report releas

a call for action after a frightening shooting in northeast d.c. why tonight's community meetingt may havey created more frustration than relief for neighbors. > i'm with her. president obama endorsed hillarh clinton today ahead of the d.c. primary. what bernie sanders had to say d about it at his rally today in l the district. di fox5 local news at 10 starts right now. four years in prison. is that the punishment for a a teenager who caused an alcohol-related crash thatho killed two of hil-s friends. thanks for joining us tonight, o i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins.s. former wooton high school student a.m. alice learned his faith in a rockville courtroom. fox's marina maracco joins usaco life with more. >>reporter: and definitely an emotional day in court today. a lot of long faces, a lot of tears and people walking out saying that the sentence was simply too light and unjust. the state recommended 12 years out of the 12 year maximum sentence. the judge imposing a sentence on four years jail time to be served for sam alice in the deaths of cal

new this morning, an armed robbery to tell you about in northeast d.c.year-old wearing polo shirt and a beard robbed a 7-eleven near oklahoma avenue. it happened about six hours ago. police say the same 7-eleven was robbed at 2:00 a.m. yesterday. we don't know what they stole. this morning the suspect took off with $60. >>> a lot of changes come to the fairfax police dept in response to john beers death shot and killed by years ago. they approved new guidelines for the department to increase transparency. specifically, they will share more information with the public where there is a police involved shooting. they approved new training for officers on how to de-escalate a situation. officers could begin wearing body cameras in 2018. >>> if you ride a bike or walk the streets in d.c., you could have a stronger right to sue if you are involved in an accident with a car. current city law makes it hard to blame motorists. council preliminarily approved a bill to allow injured bicyclists to sue. d.c. council will vote again on the measure in two weeks. >>> to

our team coverage continues with mark segraves live in northeast d.c. >> reporter: any time there's a terrorist attack anywhere in the world or a mass shooter event, the d.c. police department is one of the first agencies that is notified. then work begins to determine whether a similar threat might be present here in our area. >> we always operate in a heightened state here in the district of columbia. we know that we're a target because we're the capital, so we continue to operate that way and we tell residents, just like we did yesterday, we're going to live. we're not going to be scared off by terrorists or hate filled people with big guns. >> reporter: within minutes of the shooter in florida being taken down by orlando police, d.c. police chief cathy lanier was on the phone making changes to security here in the nation's capital. >> within the first 45 minutes to an hour, just started moving some resources around here. i mean, we had on the schedule, as you know, on sunday large events on the gay pride festival downtown and several other events going on. >> reporter: the news sa

it happened outside an apartment complex in northeast d.c.tigators aring looing at the possibility the case could have been an incident of suicide >>> donald trump is firing at the u.s. chamber of commerce which says his trade plans would damage the economy. trump said he would tear up the u.s. trade deals, says china and other countries are taking advantage of us with what he calls tervel trade agreements and the chamber needs to fight harder for the american people. here is trump less than an hour ago in maine. >> i don't care if they are fair, good, horrendous. i just want great deals. i will do it all different ways. >> the chamber of commerce says trump's proposals would lead to higher prices, fewer jobs and a weaker economy. >> president obama and hillary clinton make their first campaign appearance together next week in charlotte, north carolina. it was rescheduled after the masds shooting in orlando. the president formally endorsed clip ton in a campaign video this month. presumptive democratic nominee. north carolina is a swing state

this happened on barnam street in northeast d.c. last night. a 911 caller reported a man with a gun. wusa 9's ileana diaz is live at the scene. and ileana, we're hearing that the man had a bb gun? >> well, that's right. we now know it was a bb gun. but when police responded to this apartment here behind me, all they saw was a man with a gun drawn. and when they asked him to put that gun down, instead, he turned the gun on the officers. >> and we heard what we thought were fireworks. >> and i heard, drop the gun, drop the gun. >> reporter: it's barnham street, now covered in police tape, officers found a man outside a building with a gun drawn. we now know it was just a bb gun. but the man holding it up refused to drop it and then pointed it at officers. >> five or six shots. >> police open fire and the man was shot and killed. >> reporter: but those close to him say he did have a problem dealing with his wife's death. >> i mean, i knew he had issues. but it seemed like it got worse when its wife passed away. >> reporter: that was a few years ag

there was a slew of armed robberies all but two in northeast d.c.. police do not know if they're related. you can see on the map where they occurred. . >> hillary clinton won the last primary of campaign season with victory over bernie sanders. last night clinton and sanders met privately in downtown hotel for an hour and a half and focus was on unifying with the democratic party and stopping donald trump. move will be he yet tone dors clinton. >> turn ago tend to d.c. primary former mayor vince gray is headed back to the d.c. office after a big win. >> he will join us on good day d.c. to talk about the win. big issues for voters because of problems at the polls. jennifer dave sis live with the latest. >> and hi there. good morning, guys, it was a good nights for vincent is gray as voters signaled they would like him to once again head back into the wilson building and once again sit on the city council. the former d.c. mayor won primary race for old city council seat in ward 7 and defeated yvette exaerpd he won big by a margin of almost 30 points. h

attorney's office says no charges will be filed against a police officer who fatally shot a man in northeast d.c. derek napper was armed with a large knife. and brass knuckles when he approached the officer's vehicle. officials say the officer told darick napper to drop his weapon. he refused and lunged to the officer who filed a fatal shot. leon: now turn to an update of arlington where police arrested this man. this is in connection to a sex assault over the weekend. people say he entered the woman's apartment near fourth street north and threatened her with a weapon. as he sexually salted her -- sexually assaulted her. the woman was able to break free and lock herself in a bathroom and yell for help. anibal castellanos was arresting on burglary and rape charges. still ahead at 5:00 on abc7 -- the right man at the right place at the right time. the unique life experience that made the electrical worker a perfect person to save a life. alison: and the local county plan to reduce animal population stirs outrage. how montgomery county plans to deal with geese. leon: president manassas makes histo

large dutch trucks and 18-wheelers driving past the sign in the quiet neighborhood of brookland in northeast d.c. the residents tell me they have had enough. it happens every day all day. they are likely using g.p.s. which routes them down through the road which has much less traffic. they turn off of the rhode island avenue northeast to cut through the small neighborhood. come in the small streets which does cut off a lot of congestion. but the signs tell them not to do it. now it does create issues for the people who live here. they say the vibration is causing foundational issues in their homes plus there is all the noise pollution, the air pollution from the trucks. residents have contacted the city. but they don't see results. >> e-mails that go nowhere and bureaucratic answers that aren't h the solution involves ddot and m.p.d. enforcing their own signs and enforcing their own rules. at 6:00, we reached out to ddot and councilmember mcduffy. this is ward five where he lives and where he was elected to represent. coming up at 6:00, we will tell you what he said when we asked about the probl

a double shooting shook up a quiet northeast neighborhood. d.c. police were back at riggs and 14th streets this afternoon after our news crew found evidence connected with the shooting. amy aubert explains what they found in a story that you will see only on 7. amy: active scene late this afternoon, but this was not the case all day. photographer, robert, and i stumbled upon what look to be a shell casing. we were working on the story. the police report said no shell casings were found last night. i reached out to the public information office for an update on the case to let them know what we found. a couple hours later, a scene out here again. those who live here describe it as a tightknit community. some on edge. >> it did not occur to me it might be a shooting. it happened just across from where he lives. >> it sounded like fireworks. then all of a sudden the street was full of copper cars. 28-year-old female and 23-year-old male hit by gunfire at about 11:00 friday night. it happened not far from 14th street northwest, an area bustling with c

now, we can tell youon that last evening there was some police activity at that house inn northeast d.c. but police sool far have not confirmed to us t whether or not they have theve e suspect in custody. cus live in greenbelt, i'm melanie alnwick, fox5 local news. n >> nell knee good for the girlfriend and the mom foriend speaking up and saying something. >> reporter: yeah, for sure sure and that was on the night ofht o the 16th.6t d.c. police took action and made sure that nothing sur happened the next day. >> amazing and scary all at scay the same time. mel, thank you. >> ♪ >> all right, time new is 7:07:0 and with that music we're mic w going head back to our friendo n out in vienna virginia thisginih morning allison wisdom and tucker >> it is a bright sunny day.ay >> we're not trying to beg superstars. we just will burn our iris.ur i >> but if we are beingwe are b superstars it's okay.kay. >> we're in a superstar town.st good morning from vienna virginia. >> i've been here for over anvea hour a city totally coming toly life, beautiful morning. >> gorgeous. >> gorgeous community yea

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d.c. plates. if you see them, please contact police. >>> new details this morning on a murder investigation this northeast washington. d.c. police need your help finding a car they believe is connected to this crime. take a look. this is the car police are looking for. they say it is connected with a deadly shooting that happened on monday on monday tetello avenue. appears to be a four door silver a dan with a sunroof. >>> dric south pole. you can call it a success right now. this plane flew two sick workers to chile. it had to go through dangerous conditions. a pitch black runway and temperatures at minus 75. that kind of cold can actually disable planes. but this one was specially designed to handle it. the sick workers are part of the national science foundation research project in antarctica. hopefully once they get to chile held get the treatment they need. >>> 5:08. >> fall into the wrong crowd. >> words of wisdom from an aspiring police officer. coming up, you'll meet the young man who says he had the time of his life this week with police in arlington. >> reporter: and a water main break has closed a stretch of ed

d.c. announcer: from abc7 news, this is a breaking news alert. leon: well, at this hour we are monitoring breaking news of multiple people shot in north capitol street and new york avenue in northeastngton. d.c. police chief cathy lanier is on the scene. so is our d.c. bureau chief sam ford to check in now live to tell us what he is seeing and hearing. what happened there? sam: well, leon, according to the chief, it was about 4:20 this afternoon. and we are looking at a couple of things here. right there you see the chief and her people over there. if you pan here, you can look at another area here of north capital where there are police lights down there. between the two scenes according to the chief, a man came out with a gun. he was obviously looking for somebody to shoot. well, at this point the man walks up the street here to where this liquor store is, big ben liquor store and pulls out a gun and he has targeted somebody and he is shooting that person. in fact, he shot that person multiple times. there were other people here that were shot in the leg. a total of at least four people according to the chief, at least four people were shot in the leg here. i heard from some of t

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amtrak's northeast corridor service between d.c. and new york this morning is operating on a modified schedule to c accommodate some track work. trains scheduled to learn before 5:30 this morning we're learning had to be canceled but we're not sure how this will shake up the rest of the day. we'll keep you posted. >>> metro transit police need your help to find a man suspected of assaulting a woman on metro. police are looking for 25-year-old lawrence harris. investigators say he placed a a condom on a woman's shoulder about a month ago. it happened on a blue line train headed toward largo. harris did not show up to turn himself in yesterday had that agreement with police. >>> a man did turn himself in for molesting an 11-year-old girl at a target store. they charged 19-year-old brendan cordova with three counts of aggravated sexual battery. surveillance video backed up the girl's claim that a man touched her inappropriately. cueore he was identified by an anonymous tip. >>> most of west virginia is under a state of emergency becaus

that one happening at 800 ht block of bladensburg road in northeast d.c. were out there this morningoi and they had wrapped up the hpp scene but d.c. police were w still canvassing that area are because they are still searching for the shooter.shoo we understand that an adult adu male was found there around arod 10:30 with gun shot wounds.tou sadly, he did not make it andnd police still don't know what w caused the shooting, whetheringe it was a robbery or -- or just j a, f-they knew each otherlyth they don't know the motive yetit but they are asking for thefor h public's help.elp. meantime the three other o shootings we're told that theth victims are expected toxpte now, this coming right after just hours after this meeting me where leaders gathered to talk t about ending gun violence inionc the district.dist d.c. police along with congresswoman eleanor holmesnoro norton and community activists v all teaming up in an effort tot stop gun violence specificallyca getting those illegal guns offun city streets and leaders areeada not only calling for tougher f

the man who filmed it as michaea roane of northeast d.c.ce numerous charges haven't at summons to appear in court. ainc the chief says this case shoulds remind others to not engage inn such behavior. >> this individual is engaged in reckless, rude, disrespectful behavior. beha appropriate thing for us is nots to get emotional and to chase this person careen 88ing more 8m havoc or danger to the public. the reality if you choose to goo out engage in this behaviorgen b previously just stop f you'restr going to do that it weiss he end you may conduct this behaviorhi this weekend the public has had enough or tuesday or wednesdayre or thursday of next week we'llew choose the time, come to youro y work, come to your home, we'reo, going to arrest and charge youhg for these instances.es >> the chief also spoke to the e department's no chase policy inn cases like this saying doing sog puts the officer and others ont the road at a higher risk butisk again the driver and person whoo filmed this incident boths incib identified and facing numerous charge

. >> reporter: police have been on the scene at first and sraurpbam in northeast d.c. you can see the crime tape and all police confirming at this time is there was a police-involved shooting and no information from them yet and no confirmation on who, if anybody, was shot and we'll stay on top of the story and bring you more on "news4 midday" >>> jack, how's it looking out there? >> knock on wood, not too bad, at least on the beltway, and inner loop down near ranch avenue towards the wilson bridge, and there have been hot spots if prince georges county on penn avenue, and an accident in the left avenue. and then a broken-down pickup truck has been removed from the roadway. >>> tracking chances of rain this afternoon and more after the break. >>> cloudy skies and a lot of fog outside here early this morning over washington and the fog won't last too much longer but is thick in spots. keep in mind that it may slow down your driving or air travel plans here in the front part of the day. just enough sunshine today warms things in the mid thunderstorms around this evening,

d.c. towards new york,s new you need to be aware of that.t. northeastceerce modified and that is because ise of some unscheduled track work w there. keep in mind if you're taking the region ial or acela this als morning just check yourstheck schedule. also closure for repairsrs georgetown pike right now it's i between old dominion drive andnd walker road.lker road. they have to fix a pole thatto was hit by a car so give yourself extra time to detouro u around that. water main break we're dealingei edsall road still closed in in alexandria out by south by s whiting. go ahead and take duke streetdue to get around that.ha we have a crash 295 on thehe southbound side. s avenue and another one on 295295 by 450. we'll keep you updated.u up lots to get through.o get th annie and maureen.and maureen >> all right, thousands of d.c. youth participating inpatig the marion berry summer youthum program will get a smart trip g card today to help offset the cost of commuting to and fromndo their summer job site loaded with one lunn tendons it'sne l happening from 9:00

in our headlines this morning one man is dead after a shooting in northeast d.c. when they found him last night. he died at the hospital. no word on a suspect or a motive. >> the fairfax county school board will consider changing the name of j.e.b. stuart high school. supporters of the change say the name reflects racism and does not reflect the values of the county. some feel changing because of history would be a dangerous now jack taylor. good morning. >> delays in the greenbelt on 295. two problems along the way. both out of the roadway finally as you arrive southbound 295 interchange at 50 you feigned broken down vehicle and the crash at eastern avenue gone. new accident at bedding road. pennsylvania towards eisenhower beginning to loosen up a bit from two earlier accidents. back to you. >> jack, thank you. a check on the forecast is next. >>> nice way to get your thursday going. we're at 68 now at national airport but a cooler 61 royal, 66 leesburg. your forecast for the day, plenty of sunshine, a stray shower or two in shenandoah valley late this afternoon

rifle, rounds of ammunition and spent shell casingsl ca removed from a house on 45th street in northeast d.c.st d.c d.c. police say the teenaged t owner planned to use them to uso commit those acts of mass violence. the plot was revealed duringas an mpd press conferenceonre calling for moury instructionstr on these kind of weapons. wea chief cathy lanier says herni sy officers worked quickly aftericr the teen girl and her motherr reported the threat. thr >> the gun recovery unitery uni worked with that young woman through the night, found an onn call emergency judge and a interrupted his day, got an emergency search warrant, wasea able to go and recover an ak-47 from the individualndl involved and over 180 rounds180o of ammunition. if anybody thinks for ones for e second that the actions of thet gun recovery unit there didn'tt save countless lives, you're,ou making a mistake. >> reporter: the teen t suspect also allegedly posted ps some sexual images of hisf ex-girlfriend on instagram, sogr now he's also looking at child porn charges in addition to weapons charges and charges cha for threats of mas

northeast. around 2:15 this morning d.c.olice tweet add victim had been fatally stabbed in the 500 block of eastern avenue. but you see, officrs saying that the victim could have been injured in "some other way." we're working to get details and figure what exactly that means and will give you an update once we learn more. >>> and miles and massive, a fire. danger as a train goes off the rails and a mystery as investigators piece together the wreckage. >>> new kroefrgs thcontroversy s for the white house. the comments draws criticism from both parties as the battle grows for key ground in decision 2016. >>> check this out. smoke seen for miles. this happened friday afternoon, 70 miles east of portland. we know a total of 11 cars derailed as the train was making its way to washington state. no one hurt and no buildings damped but the derailment is still under investigation. >>> turning to the race for the white house now. donald trump is facing more criticism this morning. this time by singling out an african-american man at