shomari stone is in northwest d.c. with surveillance photos. >> reporter: good evening. police hope someone recognizes the man you are about to see in the surveillance images. the shooting happened at new york avenue and north capital street. people who live here say they heard several shots fired. take a look at these surveillance big ben liquor store. police say the man dressed in this dark hooded sweatshirt and faded jeans is a person of interest in the shooting. this evening, a gunman opened fire on one man, shooting him several times. police say he also shot three other men and took off running. tonight, all of the victims are expected to be okay this man lives near the store. >> i was scared, afraid for my family. i have a daughter. >> reporter: evidence markers and shell casings covered the sidewalk. police chief cathy l. lanier side a bike officer with uz responding and a car hit him. >> the car stayed on the scene. the officer is in good condition and transported and right now his injuries are not serious. >> traffic was backed up on north capital and side stree

a cyclist rushed to the hospital this morning and northwest d.c.fter being struck by a car, cameras were rolling after it happened. this is ontario street and columbia road around 9:00 this morning, the driver said he was trying to get out of the way of woman taken to the hospital in serious but stable condition. a check on the roadways, angela joins us with our traffic watch. at midday are looking construction come our biggest problem around most of the area. lighter volumes, especially on iq 70 where we are starting to see like flow, even with the accident southbound i to 70 and old georgetown road. the prepared for a brief cap of the brakes. midday construction, a water main -- a gas main break that was struck, causing problems on u.s. one, shutdown northbound and southbound between the fairfax county parkway and mount vernon memorial highway due to the gas main that was struck en route 1. we will keep you posted and that you know if it reopens. 395 southbound, up to speed even with the work that takes at it right lane at duke street, southbound

in northwest d.c., stephanie ramirez, wusa9. >> barber was born in georgia into a military family andhe has a bachelors in business management from virginia university. >>> tell you what, there is nothing like a fresh home cooked meal, is there? well, today students helped first lady michelle obama pick kale, broccoli and herbs from the white house's kitchen garden. the same kids helped plant the seeds earlier this year and after getting their hands dirty, the students got to eat the fruits of their labor with celebrity chef rachael ray. i used to not like rabbit food which is kale, but with the right ingredients and the right seasoning there, it's not so bad. >> rachael ray can probably make anything taste pretty good. >> exactly. >> this is making me hungry just thinking about it. >> i know. >>> you know what? we are looking at really another cold front tomorrow that's going to drop temps a little bit, kind of refreshing here as we get into midweek. let me show you a different graphic on colin quickly. staying to our south. this is wind anywhere from about 39 to 58 miles per hour in

department of homeland security complex in northwest d.c. two weeks ago, charged with carryingacarrying a pistol. the feds are investigating whether winky was also plotting to attack. in a request to aid winky's home near martinsburg. the defense say there's probable cause that jonathan wienke. internal homeland security agents and u.s. secret service are investigating him, news 4 had learned. >>> no answer at the door when we sought to find jonathan wienke for comment and the neighbors were shocked. >> the city officers came and they walked around the house and they never entered a later the same day the fbi came and did the same thing. >> they were casing the outside? >> right. they knocked on the doors and walked around the house. >> reporter: in their court filings, he was randomly checked by security and found to be carrying a knife, two radio devices and incapacitating spray and infrared equipment and black handcuffs and that security seized some of those items and allowed wienke to enter the office and 90 minutes later they checked hi

. >> northwest d.c., cheryl conner, abc7 news. maureen: a lot to talk about.oug: showers and up thiser this everything. sunday afternoon and the everything is a clear threat of the possibly the severe weather here. the adults tower in the background. a and you can see blue skies. then we see clearing. communities will get in on the sunshine here before the sun goes down friday evening. as far as the numbers are 81 and the 72 are the high and the low. 81 and 36 are the averages. high humidity continues. air mass is in place. daytime heating this is what we get. line of shower and as this heads to the charles county and southern maryland this should dissipate. there are other areas of the storms to the south and the southeast o washington. heavy through middle of the peninsula. it should calm down as the atmosphere cools after the sunset. we remain muggy overnight. tomorrow we may get a glimpse of thunder in the day. in the evening, more thunderstorms across the area. sunday is key. the way itworks out there is a cold front approaching. getting through the mid-t

district in northwest d.c. hi, mark. >> reporter: hey, good evening, doreen. yes, the attorney general came to this federal courthouse today to a packed courtroom. it was filled with federal judges, prosecutors, defense attorneys, and five convicted felons and their families. the attorney general told them all that having a good justice system means more than just convicting the guilty. >> a fundamental part of our commitment to justice is helping to make sure that once you've paid your debt to society you are truly able to rejoin society. >> reporter: attorney general loretta lynch helped to cut the ribbon on the new re-entry court for the u.s. district court for the district of columbia today. the program will begin with five men. >> by volunteering to participate in re-entry court, each of you is responsibility for your past, but more importantly you are taking control of your future. >> reporter: dozens of federal, state, and local courts across the country have similar programs that allow those convicted of crimes like drug offenses to avoid long prison t

of town and heavy rain in northwest d.c a wide view the bright yellow severe thunderstorm warnings that means it's happening and severe thunderstorm warning into montgomery and howard county. the watch continues. severe thunderstorm watch continues until 9:00. the district, old town. almost all of fairfax county. a good chunk of louden county flooding is occurring. do not kloss a flooded street- -cross a flooded street please. a second wave of thunderstorms with the front lagging to south of haggers town north of winchester and this big storm covering up the entire district with some heavy rain and some strong gusty winds. this storm itself just went through our area. right now we don't have any high winds but very heavy rains here in northwest d.c. i just posted that on instagram and also facebook and twitter. severe thunderstorm warnings including arlington and fairfax extended and taken into charles county and southern prince georges county and severe thunderstorm warning until 6 right about now for upper montgomery coun

right across the street here on north capitol street in northwest d.c. right outside the big ben liquor store. that is sort of a landmark in this area. if you're able to see through the traffic onto the sidewalk, there are multiple evidence markers there. there was a lot of gunfire here. we were told the gunfire opened on one man, shooting him multiple times, then shot three they were all transported to the hospital where they are all stable. they're all expected to survive. police are working on surveillance video in this area of the gunmen. the gunmen after the shooting simply ran away. there is no lookout for any car or vehicle in this case. now let's listen to the chief as she talks about what happened with this bike officer. >> when the sound of gunshots rang out, we have an officer on mountain bike patrol about a block away. as he is coming up to the scene, he is struck by a car. that car did stay on the scene. the officer is in good condition. he has been transported. but right now his injuries are not serious. >> reporter: so again all of the veh

. >>> and the hunt continues at this hour for the gunman that shot four people in northwest d.c. this was the scene wednesday evening near new york avenue. investigators suspect one of the victims was the intended target. he survived and in stable condition. the three bystanders who were shot are going to be okay as well. >>> a baltimore police officer who drove the van transporting freddie gray goes on trial today. he's one of six officers charged in the young man's death. grayest neck was broken in the -- gray's neck was broken in the van last year while being transported the judge will decide his fate rather than a jury. . >>> you know, just doesn't get much better than this any time of year, let alone june highs 70s and 80s, dry air. satellite radar, not much to show you. clouds may drift in later on. lather on the suneb screen toda. going to need it. mid 70s here. 60s north of interstate 80. new york 65, atlantic city 59. water temperatures low to mid-60s this weekend n. germantown 74. centerville 77. on the bay, low to mid 70s. this is a glorious stretch of weather. enjoy i

live in northwest d.c., amy aubert, abc 7 news. kimberly: a celebration of life over far too soon, funeral services w this morning for jacob dennis, who died when his pickup crashed tuesday night in clutch burnt, killing -- when his pickup truck crashed tuesday night, killing two other teenagers as well. two montgomery county towns are on alert after several incidents of a man exposing himself in public, even in front of children. richard reeve is live in rockville with more. richard: a pretty unsettling stuff, especially for parents of young children, the latest incident about two weeks ago at the same property. what is most concerning is it view of fear.ll >> you don't feel safe. richard: between september 2015 and may of this year, this man either exposed himself, put his hands down his pants in public at least five times. >> i think it's outrageous. richard: may 26 in rockville. investigators say the man leaned against a wall and exposed himself while watching a group of young girls. >> it's very dangerous, especially because t

just take a look outside of the studios with northwest d.c. and we have incredibly heavy rain and notice the flag not blowing all that much and the rain is coming down and coming down hard around our region. we did see stronger wind gusts a couple of minutes ago and that rain coming through the d.c. area right now and that has prompteded the national weather service to issue a flash flood warning for washington. if you live in the d.c. area that was the alert you were getting there on your phone saying you were under a flash flood warning. notice where the warnings are, back to the west watching this storm right here and this is the same storm along the same trail that we're going to be seeing. so we have numerous storms one in fairfax county in and around the beltway now and another one backar jefferson county west virginia and another one toward montgomery up near 70 in frederick and possible, we did have a tornado warning in that area a little bit earlier. so it would be interesting to see what happens there. the lightning has been prolific

right across the street here on north capitol street in northwest d.c.side the big ben liquor store. that is sort of a landmark in this area. if you're able to see through the traffic onto the sidewalk, there are multiple evidence markers there. there was a lot of gunfire here. we were told the gunfire opened on one man, shooting him multiple times, then shot three

in northwest d.c., amy aubert, abc 7 news. kimberly: good work, amy. new attacks in the race for the white house, the trunk campaign trying to keep potential ammunition out of hillary clinton's hands. issued scathing new attacks against democrats and republicans. gloria riviera is in washington with more. gloria: every turn to form for donald trump. >> he is a stone cold loser who choked. he came out blasting his critics in florida. >> i don't think he knows what a misogynist is. gloria: that comment main -- named that mitt romney, who joined other gop leaders in calling donald trump's words racist. >> misogyny. it's extraordinarily dangerous. romney'ssources inside report thatsummit meg whitman may be backing hillary clinton. could be facing more problems, his attorneys scrambling to dump the release of the trump university lawsuit. the clinton campaign already targeting the lawsuit, releasing rody commercial. democratic supporters have been cracking up the offensive against millionaire. >> he is a thin-skinned for all. gloria: senator elizabeth warre

suzanne kennedy is at the british embassy in northwest d.c. with more. suzanne: british citizens in united states of will to major news out of their home country. two bombshells. the decision to exit the eu, and the second resignation of their prime minister. citizens are telling us they stayed up late to learn of the vote, butn the brexit many statements first thing this morning. one moment like it into her independence day. another says she was very disappointed with the decision. two british citizens with differing opinions. >> very said. this is truly a critical day for britain. it now has to decide in a global world what its role is. >> it's about accountability. i don't like the fact that the european union controlled things. i think the u.k. these people in power who are accountable to the people. reporter: both citizens are bracing for the unsettled p eriod coming as a result of the decision. they help it will be best for the financial health of their country. suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. britain'selation from decision is being felt in the u.s. a

outside right now, georgous evening over northwest d.c..t a few clouds, 72, winds out of northwest -- the wind from earlier clear skies and thunderstorms down across car line as will stay there. let's look at the temperatures. it's remarkable to watch after the sunset. 63 gaithersburg and 68 westminster and 61 winchester and 65 culpeper still in the 70s. really i think going to see impressive numbers for late june to early tomorrow morning if we're already in the 60s upstate new york western pennsylvania and ohio probably all of those sports starting in the 50s. future cast showing clear skies tonight and calm day headle to tomorrow and lots of sunshine. that's how we'll start it off if you travel. no issues on the bay bridge if you head to ocean city marylan maryland, dewey, by friday a different story. cloudy, more humid. popup showers and thunderstorm thunderstormsit likely. again not widespread severe threat but that skilingts where you could deal with thunderstorms in a rougher friday evening commute to cont segues into a great start t

right now we don't have any high winds but very heavy rains here in northwest d.c. i just posted that on instagram and also facebook and twitter. severe thunderstorm warnings including arlington and fairfax extended and taken into charles county and southern prince georges county and severe thunderstorm warning until 6 right about now for upper montgomery county but this is a monster storm with frequent lightning covering up most of the beltway. not quite in buoy but it's going to be right into the heart of prince georges county as you head down 50 in the next 20 minutes or so as they move off to the east southeast at 35 miles upper mar bureau on our door step. glad we are not doing out door weather. pretty heavy activity. you see a rustelling of the trees but no strong winds or hail right now. heavy rain will really cause a problem with the flooding which is already a problem. zooming in the park heavy rain, reagan heavy rain. old town everything pushing off to the east. mr. bernstein is tracking this in storm tracker 9 and he's about to be in the teeth of this sto

the assault was tuesday, last week on wisconsin avenue in northwest d.c. there is a $1,000 reward now for a tip that leads to this man's arrest. >>> now to a story you'll only see on 9. a apartment resident she got hives on her body. >> i lost consciousness outside. i lost my vision. and i couldn't stay balanced. i couldn't walk. >> reporter: she says she's lived in the apartment for a year. five days she she noticed an odd smell and water leaking from a closet down the hall. >> i would walk and it would splash water. they said a lifeguard put the wrong chemicals in the solution and the machine broke. >> reporter: she says when she woke up monday morning, her body was covered in red welps. she said she took the photos that morning of hives on her arm, stomach, on her leg. we showed the photos to a dermatologist and said these are hives, but it's impossible to say what caused them. if she chlorine, it would have burned her skin. our bodies react to all kinds of substances and we all react differently. the apartment complex admits there was a leak on sunday,

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heaviest rain exiting the upper northwest d.c. downtown d.c. by the white house looking at the light rain. heaviest rain moving through college park area. and the cloud tops with the storms not quite as high as they were earlier this afternoon. still 40,000 feet, as the storms move off toward the east. then you can see the lower cloud tops moving in toward the oldtown alexandria area. over to reagan national airport. cheverly will dry out shortly. the strongest storm moved east of you. lanham, heavy rain at this time. the same for woodmore. once again no severe thunderstorm warning for the area. head to old town alexandria, wilson bridge, oxon hill, gaylord resort, looking for moderate rains at this time. but no severe thunderstorm warnings. this is what it looks like as we widen the view out. the red boxes right over here and across fairfax to loudoun county are the f warnings that remain in effect until 8:45 tonight. we are going to look for the warnings to expire this evening. then flash flood warnings -- or excuse me, flood warning for anne

men on f street early yesterday morning. 20 minutes earlier a man was stabbed on columbia road northwest. d.cbings on benning road northeast and valley avenue southeast. all victims are expected to survive. >>> we know what caused an apartment fire in laurel that left 22 people without homes. fire officials say it started by a cigarette left on balcony saturday night. the fire quickly spread to the roof. it took firefighters 40 minutes to put it out. one firefighter fell off a ladder. he's expected to be okay. the red cross is helping the 22 displaced residents. >>> the number of brand new work. persecution and conflict in places like syria and afghanistan have raised the refugee number to 65.3 million. 2014 saw the highest number since world war ii with 60 million displaced people. leaders from europe and elsewhere are urged to do more to end wars that are forcing people from their homelands. >>> an actor from the "star trek" movies is dead after he was hit by his own car. he went out of his car. the car rolled backward down a driveway pinning him against a brick mailbox. he was 27 years old

are working to get rid of it, but in the meantime two lanes of constitution remain blocked in northwest d.c. back to you guys. kimberly: good work, sam. i imagine they will be checking a lot of trees along the national mall now. you can get alerts just like this as soon as they break. news alerts, sent straight to and phone, at bbc.com/text -- wjla.com/text. today was a 90-degree day. what will it feel like tomorrow? josh knight has the first look at your human forecast. josh: that's right, kimberly. as you work her way into monday and tuesday, we will feel more of the multifactor picking up. along with that, actual temperatures. right now we are 86 in fairfax. that's the same for a lot of us. 86 in d.c. 84 in winchester. luray around 82 degrees, and annapolis a little cooler close to the bay. when you are getting here, winding down your weekend, taking the dog for a walk, it will be a warm but very pleasant evening. overnight we drop into the 60's. the mid-90's. i will show you where we will see the hottest temperatures tomorrow, and also we will track the storm transfer tuesday. some coul

upper northwest d.c. this will remain dry. showers come tomorrow morning. cold front to the north and west of us to bring us chance for a few showers come early tomorrow morning. better c storms late in the afternoon. tonight partly cloudy skies. if you head out the door tomorrow grab your umbrella. dress comfortably. shorts and short steves if you can. temperatures are upper 60's to the lower 70's. a quick warmup through the morning hours to the 70's and the 80's. early on around 7:00 to 8:00. slow go around the capital beltway. everyone is rushing off to work or camp. we'll see a few embedded thunderstorms. we will see lull by the mid-morning hours. thunderstorms south of d.c. they will see the greatest risk for strong storms. the gusty winds and downpours and small hail. not a huge, huge severe weather outbreak like we had last week. wednesday looks okay around here. the next seven days showers and the storms tomorrow morning and in the afternoon hours. clear it up nicely for wednesday. 86 degrees. thursday another round of sun settled weather. once we g

. >> reporter: hundreds pay tribute to the victims in northwest d.c. >> i'm just trying to be here and be supportive of my community. >> reporter: they are standing in solidarity with orlando, with a candlelight vigil and prayer service here in sterling, virginia. >> it's amazing the fellowship, the love, the harmony, that is exhibited here. and that is something that should stand as an example for the world. [ applause ] >> well said. good evening, i'm chris lawrence. we have lots of new information coming out of orlando, inclusion reports the shooter might have gone to that nightclub several times before this weekend. there's some good news on the wounded still in the hospital. and here in d.c., tributes to the victims and on capitol hill. but first, from downtown orlando we're joined live where a massive vigil just wrapped up? >> reporter: there was a lot of raw emotion here tonight. can you see behind my a few people lingering from the vigil that ended a little before 9:00 this evening. there's some people who have been talking to each other and singing songs here, and you can also

dylann state trials on murder and civil rights charges. [ gospel music ] [singing] >>> in northwest, d.c., the metropolitan ame church held a service tonight to honor the victims in charleston. tonight's gathering also honored victims of the orlando nightclub shooting. >> and mourners went through metal detectors to get to this service for christina grimmie. she was on "the voice" and gunned down from a deranged fan last weekend. tonight, we talked to mourners at the service. >> reporter: funeralgoers tell me the metal detectors are a sad reminder of what's going on in the world. still the line to get in the church remains packed. south jersey says goodbye to christina grimmie in her hometown. [singing] >> reporter: her church family and friends have been sharing this video ever since christina grimmie was found singing the christian song "in christ alone." >> could have been her. >> reporter: she has three daughters. >> scared for her to go to the movies, the mall. i don't allow it anymore. >> we really want her to fill her dreams and inspirations. she did everything she wanted to do. >

live in northwest d.c., shomari stone, news 4. >>> at the live desk.e heard donald trump announce he will make a major speech about hillary clinton next monday and tonight he sounded like a man locked in on the general election. >> tonight we closed one chapter in history and begin another. >> reporter: trump gave a speech that focused more on issues than insults. help already issued a statement promising to stop talking about the mexican-american judge presiding over the lawsuit against trump university. house speaker ryan and other republicans condemned trump's criticism of the judge and the senator said he could not support him as the nominee. tonight trump said he is ready to accept the responsibility of carrying the mantle of the republican party. >> i will never, ever let you down. too much work, too many never going to let you down. i will make you proud of your party and our movement and that's what it is, a movement. >> again, he's promising to deliver a speech focused on going after clinton early next week. at the live desk, i'm chris lawrenc

for possibly plotting an attack inside of the department of homeland security headquarters in northwest d.c. his name is jonathon wenke. security found him carrying a gun at the complex. court filings show the feds asked to raid his home because they had probably cause to plooef he was conspiring to commit violence against senior homeland security official. they also say he was carrying hollow point bullets, a knife, radio devices >>> hillary clinton is expected to head up to capitol hille this the morning to meet privately with house democrats. a democratic aide said the invitation came from minority leader nancy pelosi and congressman. he has been mentioned as a possible running mate for clinton. >> he needs to go away for what he has done. those words full of mixed emotions from an ashburn ceo's oldest son after a jury recommended life behind bars for his father today. braulio castillo was convicted of killing his estranged wife in 2014 and staging the murder to look like a suicide. the oldest son said it is never easy losing a father but the family feels better after the sentencing. . >

a few showers upper northwest d.c., silver spring, college park getting in on the action in the next so, but not expecting anything severe. this is the remnants of what was once bonnie, now a tropical depression, briefly becoming a tropical storm into the day tomorrow. and no moresea worries for the outer banks of north carolina over the weekend. 64 to 70 overnight, scattered showers and thunderstorms. the temperatures tomorrow in the 60's. we quickly rebound in the morning into the 70's. grab the work and school. you will likely need it during the nearly morning hours, then through the afternoon scattered showers, a few thunderstorms. then a little break in the action saturday. then stronger storms likely sunday afternoon into sunday evening. we will keep you updated ray here on abc 7, news channel 8, and wjla.com. lower 80's, partly sunny, scattered showers and thunderstorms. the wind out of the south that 3 to 6. once we get the rough weather out of your, beautiful weather monday through thursday, highs in the upper 70's and lower 80's. we are back right after this. ♪ know you'