the turkish ambassador's residents in northwest d.c. she says one of the body guards for turkey's president attacked her. >> i was afraid. >> reporter: this all started on tuesday when turkish president arrived at his ambassador's residents on 23rd street after his meeting with president trump in the white house. she and a dozen protesters showed up to demonstrate bringing attention to the repression in turkey. >> i was there for democracy and for human rights. it was just peaceful demonstration. >> reporter: nbc news confirmed the body guard dressed in the dark colored suits suddenly attacked the group. >> one of the body guards put me in a head lock. >> reporter: she is one of 11 >> they were beating me in the head. >> the body guard -- >> reporter: state department officials say they expressed thir concern to the turkish government in the strongest possible terms. senator john mccain says turkey's ambassador should be thrown out of the country. do you agree with that? >> i agree with him. there should be something. >> reporter: body

on georgia avenue in northwest d.c. fanny metonou says she was attacked after she snagged a spot in the drive-thru line. detectives say a woman in a tan mercedes s-u-v believed that was "her" spot.. and that's when that brick went flying. says during the attack, a passenger in the mercedes started banging on her hood. head. she was taken to the hospital.. but was not seriously injured. we're hearing from the parents of murdered d-n-c worker seth rich. this- after fox news retracts a story that sparked conspiracy theories that rich was killed for leaking emails to wikileaks. the washington post published a letter from rich's parents which said in part, "there are people who are using our beloved seth's memory and legacy for their own political goals, and they are using your outrage to perpetuate our nightmare." d-c police say rich was killed during a robbery -but nothing was taken. happening today.. former vice president joe biden will deliver the class day address at harvard university. he'll speak to graduating seniors

. >> she was on a panel of experts at the kennedy rec center in northwest d.c. lking about the growing problem of child sex trafficking. >> you have some really awful people who prey on young people. >> d.c.'s attorney general says a child becomes a victim of sex trafficking every three minutes and more and more boys are becoming victims as well. according to d.c. police, will 818 juveniles have been reported missing in d.c. so far this year. larnlg number were traffic. >> i realize along with my colleagues that longer a young person is missing, they're vulnerable for human trafficking. >> experts say run ago way, skipping school and having cell phones they didbu for. >> often happening under the radar, under the lens of people thinking oh, that is a run away kid. that's just a bad kid or she wants to be out running the street. >> but they say those are often cries for help. in the district, darcy spencer, news 4. >>> campus police at georgetown university have r. investigating the hate crime tonight. someone wrote an anti-sa mettic message in a restroom. close t

mansion murders a family and housekeeper killed inside their northwest d.c. home. tonight, we've learned there is no evidence in the case against suspected killer. >> also ahead tonight it's holiday weekend which means you could find some sweet deals out. there but, you might be better off waiting a few months for some items. we'll explain as "fox 5 news" at 10 continues. (man) hmm. what do you think? ♪ (stranger) good mornin'! ♪ (store p.a.) attention shoppers, there's a lost couple in the men's department. (vo) there's a great big un-khaki world out there. explore it in a subaru crosstrek. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> we have anp data oyp the fairfax country mother facing deportation. lilliana mendez her appeal to stay in the u.s. has been denied. she was detained by ice following a routine check in with immigration officials. since then governor terri mcauliffe had mendez for a prior traffic incident. if deported should would leave behind two children u.s. citizens and husband who ap applied for asylum. court-appointed special advocate sent offic

it burst on macarthur boulevard in northwest d.c. it caused part of the roadway to close. news 4's megan mcgrath is live today. you just got new info? >> reporter: yeah, i got new information here and unfortunately it's not good news for folks who use macarthur boulevard. the crews are break right now. we are hearing from a worker on the scene that they are waiting for a part to come from alabama. so this may stretch on for white a while he a -- quite a while here. they were still trying to cut away the piece of pipe in the hole. the actual replacement pipe is on the flatbed behind me here but apparently some sort of critical part that they need is on its way from alabama. so this is going to be certainly an issue throughout the commute and in through the day. now this is a 30 inch water main that broke yesterday afternoon. take a look at the water just gushing from the middle of the street here. it was a real mess. this impacting a rather large area. the closure is from reservoir to foxhall road. the site with the hole, that is between q and elliott, but certainly a major

live here in northwest d.c. outside of d.c.ice headquarters i'm shomari stone, news >>> all new tonight we are hearing u hearing from the international president of the american university. questions tonight about au security. >> reporter: this hate crime targeted the oldest historically black sorority in the united states. it has 283,000 members, many of them women of significance and influence and they are demanding accountability. >> this is definitely a hate crime. the intentions are clear. we understand symbolism and it resonates with people's colors in this nation. >> reporter: international president of alpha cappa alpha pr sorority flew morning. newly sworn president of american university student government association is a member. >> woke up on monday morning to see the story about the bananas and the fact that it was very apparent that she was targeted and stunned us. >> reporter: earlier she took part in a capitol hill press conference with members of congress who are also alpha kappa alphas. >> i am asking u.s. dep

police report showed they were arrested not far from here along connecticut avenue in northwest d.c. sources told the news4 i-team the fbi raided a home in houston yesterday. we obtained video of that raid a short while ago. court filings indicate the secrets involved the foam material frequently used for military frokz, xi and loo each now face ten years in federal prison, each lives in houston. neither has entered a plea in the case yet but both expected back in court for a preliminary hearing june 12th. five others were arrested in this scheme late today. we'll keep watching that and keep you posted. at the live desk, i'm scott macfarlane. >> thank you. >>> hundreds of people poured into college park today to remember the student killed on campus this weekend. many of the people didn't even know richard collins the third yety today. they hugged, they cried and marched to honor collins and they left roses at the bus stop where his promising life came to a tragic end. our tracee wilkins captured these moments of reflection today. >> today we gather here as brothers and sisters to re

fairfax county fire said he is a firefighter last seen in the 3600 block in northwest d.c. that was on may 14th. if you have any information, you're asked to contact d.c. police. >>> expect more work today from this busted water main in northwest washington. crews have been working since wednesday to fix it. this is happening on macarthur boulevard. it's been blocked in both directions since about then. so the question is what's taking so long. well, it's a 30 inch cast iron pipe from the 1800s that failed. coming up at 5:00 justin finch will tell you how soon that could be fixed. >> the class of 2020 is taking part in an annual tradition. >> 1,000 students will form the human pyramid with the goalf covered in lard. >> by the end of it they're covered in it. the idea here is to replace a white dixie cup with an upper class man's hat. >> they get it done every year. it shows team work. you have to do it together. >> pretty cool. >> 4:34 is our time. >> speaking of team work. >> i'm not 100% sure because i did not go to the naval academy. apparently the person who gets to swit

in northwest d.c., 16th street in massachusetts avenue at state circle, you cannot get under the tunnel because of the flooding. you can get around but is causing a backup. southeaston the southwest freeway towards the 14th street bridge where the right side of the 14th street bridge for arlington from the district was affected with high water. still delays from the third street tunnel. 95 southbound, an accident near , still veryparkway slow approaching the scene of th >> you are watching abc 7 news at noon. on your side. lindsey: two are dead, killed in a cardinal plane crash. in west virginia. we are at the scene in charleston. airporte at yeager where it is a very active scene. i want to give you a look at what we can see. directly behind the yellow caution tape, you can see the wing of the aircraft. we are waiting for the arrival of the national transportation and safety board who will begin its investigation into what caused the crash. there were no survivors. a man and a woman, pilot and copilot both from west virginia have been identified as the victims. the airplane was a short

signs the seeing that suggest maejong is ready to be a mom >>> construction on beach drive in northwest d.cwill soon be shifting to its second phase. that involves this highlighted stretch from tilden street to broad branch road. the first stretch of beach drive that was under construction is supposed to reopen this summer. the full reconstruction of the roadway is not expected to wrap up until fall of 2019. >>> a new panda watch is officially under way at the national zoo. the female giant panda showing signs she's ready to breed again. zoo officials say mei xiang has been more restless lately and calling out to the zoo's male panda, tan tan. tests show her estrogen levels are rising. mei xiang has produced surviving cubs including ba bae bae. if she gets pregnant now, her cub would most likely be born around the end of september. >>> the countdown to summer is on. when we come back, susan hogan shows you what works and what doesn't when it comes to bug sprays. >>> plus fair evaders create danger for metro bus driv >>> as we count down the days until the unofficial start of summer, news4 i

imagine, theren has been a flurry of activity inside the british embassy in northwest d.c.. take a look. the flags are at half staff. the flags of the u.k. and european union, and we have also seen uniformed police walking the grounds. tweeted -- here in d.c., mayor muriel bowser, basically echoing the governor's words, but adding that the city remains highly vigilant, even though there is no specific threat against d.c. this afternoon, more and more disturbing accounts are surfacing from 3500 miles away. afternoon, more and more disturbing accounts are surfacing from 3500 miles away. here is a mother fearing the worst. her 15-year-old, now registered as missing. >> it's the most horrible feeling ever to know that you can't find her. you don't know if she is dead or alive, and i don't know how people could do this to innocent children. queen elizabeth has also released a statement this afternoon saying in part, expressing my deepest sympathy to all who have been affected by this dreadful event and especially to the family and friends of those who have died and were injured."

news4 mark segraves live in northwest d.c. to tell us how all this is happening. >> reporter: good evening. macarthur boulevard is part of your evening commute, make other arrangements tonight. probably tomorrow morning as well. take a look at this sinkhole here. we're in the 4,500 block of mac arthur boulevard. this is the palisades section which started out as a trickle, a water main break has ended up with this sinkhole here which you see continues to grow. the water main break shut off water to hundreds of people, homes, businesses and schools all in the palisades area along the 4500 block of macarthur boulevard west. thousands of gallons spilled pavement and sidewalks trapping some cars. >> i saw that there was a tor rent of water about to carry my girlfriend's car away it looked like so i thought i'd tried to get in and rescue it before she would z-bif me hell when she gets home that i didn't save her car. >> reporter: as this d.c. water truck drived to drive through the weight of the truck was too much worsening this si

before and have called police, concerned about people hanging out in a new housing complex in northwest d.ca shootout killed a man early this morning and sent seven others to the hospital. officers say they're now looking for two men who drove away from the scene in a sedan. tonight they're asking for the community's help. >> don't let people that do these things take over the city. like i said, there's a great more many good people in the city than bad people. and the good people need to come forward. >> police took away vehicles with bullet holes in them as evidence. the man who died was jones, 32 years old, from southeast d.c. >>> that's the voice that helped shape what be know today as southern rock. gregg allman died this morning. we're told he was struggling with multiple health issues in the last years of his life. allman had strong ties to the d.c. area. the allman brothers band actually gave their very first concert at the cat center. in the late '70s he joined a blues band called the night hawks. allman was 69 years old. >>> police released pictures of the manchester bomber from t

. >> messages of hatred and bigotry on campus in northwest d.c.. by using a popular fruit. there is a community getting underway on campus at the chapel. for an incident they are describing as a racist threat. several bananas have been found at three different locations on campus. all hanging by a news with the it. haramba written on the person or persons behind it wrote aka, referring to a predominantly black sorority at american university. a cruel and hateful message -- they were also found on monday, the same day the newly elected student government president took office, the first african-american woman to hold that role on campus. she happens to be a member of output -- alpha kappa alpha. >> i think it is ridiculous, i came to student because it was one of the most diverse schools i applied to. liberal and accepting and they talked about accepting everyone. the fact this is the second time this year a banana incident has happened that has targeted minority students, it is on excitable. -- unacceptable. >> many students we talked to, believe the administration is not d

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this video was shot on the gerrard street in northwest d.c. we are told that the driver has serious injuries but survived. jona brawl in a classroom. students left. and update at the grown-ups a it the center of this. michelle: sewage, roaches and rats are all inside a d.c. school. what is done for the students who already weathered the problems with lead in the water? jonathan: the cloudy skies continue. it's still over southwestern virginia and north carolina. we will give you a timing of arival and look ahead to the holiday weekend still to come at "abc7 news at 6:00". michelle: take a look at this. more problems for the capitol hill montessori school. only a year after dealing with lead in the water. students and staff are coping with backed up sewage, rodents and roaches! the smell. if you could have smelled it, you would have been aballed. >> it's disgusting and disturbing that this is the third time this has happened. the school district says a broken pipe will be repaired by the end of the month. jonathan: have a look at this. brawl an

. >>> this is the friendship heights station in northwest d.c. firefighters got here around 8:00 tonight, there was no fire and the smoke had dissipated. but it still led to single tracking. riders have been frustrated by delays at this same station several times in just the last few days. metro says electrical arcing can happen more when we have wet weather. >>> turning to our weather now, we saw some rain roll through tonight, some gusty winds along with it, but the severe weather stayed away. a time lapse here from our nbc4 tower cam shows the clouds and rain, but they cleared up pretty quickly. >> doug, you said those storms were going to be hit and miss. it sounds like the bigger story may be what's coming next. >> that's going to be a big storm later this week. first off, though, in the middle between tonight's rain and later this week's rain, we have a couple nice days out there. let's look at some shower activity still in the area and still some areas with damp roads. tomorrow morning could be a little slow going, but you should be okay.

there were a few in northwest d.c. and other places because they have leaves on them and normally we see them come over in the rain. a lot of flooding here. they are used to it. we understand a lot of people are pumping out basements tonight. it was quite something during a short period of time that this rain came through. jackie bensen, news 4. >> a live look crossing our bay bridgeave he right idea but bad weather mostly behind us. the friday rush to the eastern shore not quite here yet. earlier tonight it was a mess. shomari stone caught up with drivers about their holiday get away. >> reporter: it can only get better from here. many of the drivers jumped on the beltway and got to route 50 and just came across a lot of water. it was low visibility. they tell me that the severe thunderstorms dampened the memorial day weekend travel. heavy rain falls on route 50 in annapolis. as these drivers hit the road early for memorial day weekend. what is the weather like out here? >> it is horrible. raining, nasty. >> reporter:

the man ended up back at his home on underwood street northwest d.c. a mile and a half from the hospital. you can see big police response and investigators from tacoma park and district responded and d.c. brought up the chop to search. the man was hiding in the attic of the house and that the floor gave way and he ended up falling on top of the officers looking inside looking for him. no officers were hurt but police say the suspect did have injuries from that. and we were there as he was taken from the home led out by police and puts into ambulance. tonight tacoma park police have not released name yet an a spokes woman said he is facing charges of assault on a mroyv and fleeing and eluding. lindsey watts, "fox5 local news". >> coming up both the president and vice-president made appearances on the sunday morning talk shows. >> all the highlight on day 101 of the trump president denny when fox news at 11 continues after this this is the silverado special edition. man: this is one gorgeous truck. oh, did i say there's only one special edition? because,

they voiced their concerns yesterday at a rally at mount carmel baptist church in northwest d.c. they said a lack of for them to do their jobs properly. metro board chairman jack evans is calling for a one-percent sales tax in maryland and virginia.. to fund metro. he says the system will be in serious trouble if the sales tax isn't added soon. happening today. drivers must now pay to park in front of those red-top meters around d-c. the fine if you don't -- 250-dollars! the meters are reserved for people with disability parking tags or license plates. the red-top meters are located around the capitol, the mall, the white house and as far away as dupont circle and foggy bottom. a lot of people stopped at the movie theater over the weekend. and that lead to a spectacular blastoff for "guardians of the galaxy volume 2." a marvel sequel dominated the weekend box office, pulling in 145-million dollars. worldwide-- it's even more gang have earned more than 428-million dollars. as for their competition. "the fate of the furious" fell to second with "boss baby" in third place. time now

zooming in closer, upper northwest d.c., moderate rains come also cheery dale and clarendon. to the south, heavier rains at this time, that nothing that i expect to become more severe this evening. the storms are getting a little bigger. cloud tops upwards of 30,000 feet this afternoon. they are about 45,000 feet, so smaller and not quite as destructive bit of hail, and quite a light show the next hour or so. middle to upper 60's across much of the area, with the exception of extreme western maryland. oakland at 55 degrees. skies,, mostly cloudy showers and thunderstorms eventually end. upper 50's, middle 60's overnight lows. early, a lightg, jacket, but grab your sunglasses and umbrella. sunglasses for the morning, umbrella for the late afternoon as we get another round of showers and thunderstorms. stormwatch 7 futurecast, showers tomorrow morning. i do not believe it will amount to a whole lot. but we get a little bit of patchy fog, nothing causing travel delays. ok through noon time. late afternoon, a better chance of showers, embedded thunderstorms, but the temperatures

. >> a family is pleading for answers after a man is shot and killed in northwest d.c..fire left the 7 others hurt and now place are trying to track down the gunman. >> and honoring fallen how nation's capital is paying tribute to those ordal day weekend. good evening oym lauren demarco. >> i'm lindsey watts in tonight for matt. tonight a d.c. family is heartbroken over the loss of young father shot and killed early this morning in northwest. aldranon jones was standing outside an apartment building q street with i group of people when two men approached and started firing, jones and six other men and one woman were hit by the gunfire and other trick items are expectsed to survive. earlier this evening i spoke with the white's mother she's devastated and had this message for the men that did this. >> he was just that good of a person. if you know what i'm going through now you know i have a child please turn yourself n my daughter is grieving like god forbid you should just change my daughter's whole life because you took her father away. please if you have a heart you d

in northwest d.c., marina maracco, fox5 local news. >> and fox5 is in anne arrundel after a hate crime at a middle school there. community members joined forces to respond with love. earlier this h week police arrested two men who they say hung a nooz at the middle l cool. today dozens of people showed up to write kind messages to students when they head back to school tomorrow. this is what students will see when they arrive at school tomorrow, messages like love never fails and always be happy. these stretch all around the building i've lived in krof ton for 11 years. the fact that all of you came out together to spread the message and to make it loud and clear that hate will not be tolerated and that kindness always wins is so a sea of people at crofton middle l school, chalk in hand. the goal was to bring some beauty here. after the ugly act earlier this week. i saw it when i was walking to the bathroom. a lot a winter is in six grade. at first i thought it was just a rope hanging from just a light for some reason, but then i looked closely and i saw what it actually was and i was

in fact a few sprinkles falling down in northwest d.c. other than that -- oh, other than that we are seeing drier conditions throughout this district. take a look at your radar. head down prince george county. overall on the drier side. big picture though, really tells this story in its entirety. i mean, that severe weather really was prompted further south of us. that's because they got one prime ingredient we didn't really get today. sunshine. they are seeing severe thunderstorm watches in effect for the county. viewers down there. that's in effect until 10:00 p.m. for the rest of still see a chance for scattered showers. not going to close the window on thunderstorm chances until 9:00 p.m. current temperatures right now in the district at 70 degrees. 71 in lorton. you can see cooler up towards montgomery county. gaithersburg. heading out for dinner, temperatures in the 70s, working their way into the 60s. like i said, that shower chance is really limited. continue to push through the night, start to dry out. storm chances also very lim

flags are at half staff in the british embassy in northwest d.c. this is outside the gate. member of the local muslim community laid a wreath with the message "to manchester with love." there is no specific threat to venues in the united states there is more security than normal at sites all around the country. michelle: we will bring you information as it breaks and "world news tonight" with david muir has in-depth look coming up live at 6:30. jonathan: breaking news from capitol hill. the senate intelligence committee subpoenaed two of the former security advisor mike flynn's businesses. they are located in alexandria. flynn refused subpoena citing fifth amendment right against self-incrimination. they are looking into russian interference in last year's election. michelle: former c.i.a. chief john brennan is connecting the dots between russia and wikileaks. he told congress today they communicate through middlemen, that includes the hacking of the d.n.c. last year. >> it should be clear to everyone that russia brazenly interfered in the election process. >> that testimon

. >> coming up on "fox news morning" another northwest d.c. college campus is scene of hate crime. >> and former he miss copal bishop convicted of manslaughter could be released from prison. >> as we head to break a live look across d.c. this early hour on tuesday, 4:4 1st time. we're at a chilly 46 degrees. bunldle up as you head o z2c5pz z16fz y2c5py y16fy stronger is blasting her tumors... without risking her bones. it's training her good cells... to fight the bad guys. stronger is less pain... new hope... more fight. it's doing everything in your power... and everything in ours. stronger, is changing even faster than they do. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. >> the man accused of killing two people in boston -- judge from a hospital bed. wi suspects all there, everything needed for at rainment was in place. the suspect was given no bond. >> chaos and f

police investigating a deadly shootout in northwest d.c. looking into another incident in the same location. algernon jones was killed saturday.. at first and "q" streets. seven other people were shot and injured. yesterday, shots were fired near the apartment building where jones was murdered. no one was hurt. but the incident has residents on edge. latest incident, officers pulled over two cars. they arrested two suspects after they found a gun inside one of the cars.. on "q" street. the driver of a damaged car managed to get away. police say it's too early to determine if yesterday's shooting is linked to jones' murder. coming up on good morning washington at six o'clock -- a stampede at a soccer match, caught on camera. the drastic measures police had to use, to end the chaos. plus -- panic at the parade! the runaway ponies that turned memorial day observances -- upside down. and we've got two more tickets to the sound of music to giveaway.. watch to win - coming up at six. the pittsburgh penguins strike first - taking game one of the s

still a lot of work left in northwest d.c., but some of it has been stalled because crews with d.c. water are waiting for parts to arrive from alabama. it is at least a 12-hour drive, but the parts ordered last night. this stretch of the boulevard will be close. foxhole anden reservoir, where the close is. the workers are busy at work. it is a 30-inch cast-iron pipe that ruptured below, pipe that was installed -- get this -- before the civil war come back in 1860. when this type ruptured yesterday afternoon, it was like a river on macarthur boulevard, and there are a number of businesses, homes, and apartment buildings that are flooded. folks having to deal with picking up carpets and throwing away a lot of their belongings. >> we are concerned that it is continuing to rise and we might have to leave. i came home early from work. john: what did you find when you came home? >> it's actually looked like -- it certainly looked like a river industry. the ground floor is a total mess. john: there is still a lot of work to be done. that will eventually be installed. d.c. water crews hope

. >> reporter: in northwest d.c. janice park, wusa9. >> that wall of hope was created by the roth family in honor of their father jeffrey who died from a brain tumor 17 years ago. >>> thousands of walkers wrapped up a 39-mile two day journey to raise money and awareness in the fight against breast cancer. the avon 39 took participants from southwest washington past the monuments you to chevy chase, maryland, before wrapping up in an emotional closing ceremony at nats park in southeast. since its inception in 2003 this $550 million to help end breast cancer. >>> france elected its youngest president ever. 39-year-old emmanuel macron has won the presidential election over far right candidate marine le pen with more than 65% of the vote. knack ron is a former -- macron is a former economy minister who started his own political movement a year ago. president trump tweeted a congratulatory message to macron today saying he's looking forward to working with him and earlier this week president barack obama posted a message

a woman threw a brick through fanny metonou's car window sunday on georgia avenue in northwest d.c.ys it happened after she snagged a spot in the drive-thru line. detectives say a woman in a tan mercedes s-u-v believed that was "her" spot.. and that's when she threw the brick. meh-tone'-oo says during the attack, a passenger in the mercedes started banging on her hood. the brick hit meh-tone'-oo's head. she was taken to the hospital.. but was not seriously injured. coming up - grocery store secrets. your favorite encouraging you to spend more. what you need to know to avoid these pesky tricks of the trade.. coming up. vo: delivering cleaner, reliable energy... creating jobs for our veterans... helping those in need save money on their energy bills. it takes 16,000 dominion energy employees doing the job. and now, dominion energy is investing $15 billion to build and upgrade our electric and natural gas infrastructure... creating jobs now and for the future. across virginia, we're building an economy that works for everyone and dominion energy is helping power the companies that powe

at mitchell park in northwest d.c. dogs off leash, yup. dogs on ball fields, which is also illegal, you bet. now, the d.c. parks and rec department, about to start laying down the law. ready to start handing out tickets. >> personally, i think that's crazy. >> you think they are also on the border. >> john stokes is the parks and rec deputy director. >> very clearly, a playing field. >> he's the guy who has the fun job of trying to explain all of this to neighbors who have long considered mitchell their dogs domain. >> they need to explain to people with children. the dogs are allowed in that area. >> watch what happens when stokes tells this woman whose dog is on a leash, that he shouldn't be on the ball field. >> oh, okay. so you know that dogs are not allowed on play fields. okay. >> this isn't the playing field. it's over there. >> oh. this is the edge. >> actually, it's called the outfield and it is still in play and off limits to dogs. but he gave her a pass, sort of like he gave one to me. >> check or credit card, i'm out of cash. >>

fortunately, the officer is okay, and police caught up with the man in a home in northwest d.c. man could be charged with assault on an officer and eluding police. >>> well, he escaped from police custody friday, and tonight inmate did the lamb. police are working with the u.s. service and state police to find him. he's serving time for attempted murder. if he's seen, call 911. >>> new tonight, a man and woman are behind bars charged in the series of seemingly random shootings. one man died, three other people hurt. police in l.a. say the violence spread in several cities yesterday afternoon when the couple carjacked a green suv. anthony espinosa, a victim, you see where a bullet went through the back of the headrest. >> scary to think if i were driving a mile an hour slower or faster, that would have been in my neck. >> police arrested the suspects early this morning after reports of another shooting at a motel. officers are working to determine a motive for the violation. >>> we now know the name of the man who police say intentionally hit a police officer car this afternoon.

they voiced their concerns yesterday at a rally at mount carmel baptist church in northwest d.c. said a lack of adequate funding is making it difficult for them to do their jobs properly. metro board chairman jack evans is calling for a one-percent sales tax in maryland and virginia.. to fund metro. trouble if the sales tax isn't added soon. starting today -- drivers must pay to park in front of those red-top meters around d-c. the fine if you dont is 250-dollars. the meters are reserved for people with disability parking tags or license plates. people can park for up to four hours. the red-top meters are located around the capitol, the mall, the white house and as far away as dupont circle and foggy bottom. it's xx and we're just getting started. the healthcare showdown is intensifying. outrage across the nation over the weekend. now, president obama is also weighing in. plus, two former obama administration officials are set to testify today in the trump-russia probe. what they're expected to say -- straight ahead. good morning washington. ch - dry through midweek (chilly morni

. >> we have an update on that water main break in northwest. d.c.reports macarthur boulevard will remain closed in that both directions while the repairs continue. i know that is major commuter route so find alternates. advice to find those alternates including using canal road and parkway. what a mess. mess. minor traffic jam in northeast after it got stuck under a bridge. take a look at this. the tractor-trailer was stuck for nearly an hour at the fort totten metro station. crews had to cut the top off the trailer. the driver thank goodness was not hurt. >> ♪ >> beer gardens. they are growing in popularity especially in our area. now one popular garden in d.c. is expanding planning two new additional locations. the owners of dacha are planning to build a new beer garden on 14th and f streets in northwest and there's a twist to this one. the owners are planning a playground for kids to enjoy while their parents have a beer. some residents are pushing back against that idea because of the size and the potential noise it will all bring. >> we've lear

reporting live in northwest d.c., alexandria limon, fox5 local news. >> new at 6:00 a medical helicopterilot is dead after crashing his chopper behind a postal facility in new castle, delaware. the crash happened just before noon. police say the helicopter was registered to the university of pennsylvania. the pilot was a 37-year-old man from new jersey. his name has not been >> we are trying to figure out why the helicopter was here, where it was coming from and we will that probably have that information as soon as the owner of the helicopter arrives on scene. >> landed on the ground behind this building you could see behind me. it did cause some minor property damage. nobody on the ground was injured. >> the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> well, a mug shot is not sewing you want on a campaign flyer but a gop candidate is facing misdemeanor charges after he allegedly body slammed a reporter. >> coming up a little bit later how your neighborhood 7-eleven is supporting law enforcement across the region. >> of course our big story we're still watching the weather radar. sue

reporting live in northwest d.c., alexandria limon, fox5 local news. >> president trump says the decision to fire fbi director james comey was solely his own. today in an interview with nbc's left holt the president said he was planning to if i recall comey long before the recommendation. he called comey a showboat. >> he said it twice during phone calls. >> did you call him? >> in one case i called him in one case he called me. >> and did you ask him. i under investigation. >> i actually asked him, yes. i said if it's possible, would you let me know. i under investigation. heed you a he said you are not under investigation. >> you may recall the white house said the rank and file at the fbi had lost confidence, that was one of e comey go. dam acting fbi director andrew mccabe testified comey enjoyed broad support within the bureau. >>> tweet us your thoughts on the firing of james comey. use that #5at630 and look for your tweet on our political show coming up in about 24 minutes. >> well, today federal officials announce a massive operation that led to the arrest of gang members linked t

the mansion in northwest d.c. where the family lived has now been d along with their housekeeper and son for 18 hours. he was allegedly paid a $40,000 ransom before he killed his victims and set the house on fire. wendt is set to go on trial in september. >>> new details from a mother and daughter from hampton, virginia, believed to be in extreme danger. police in newport news found the car the pair were traveling in but still follow sign of kier johnson and 8-month-old chloe. they went mission on april 30thth. police issued a amber alert after investigators found information leading them to believe the two had been kidnapped. >> beautiful day for mother's day. our official high is 82 degrees at reagan national and still a comfortable 69 degrees. mostly cloudy skies and as we continue into the overnight hours the skies clear out planner. 7:00 a.m. sunny skies and a comfortable start for your monday and by 9:00 a.m. we're already near 60. it will stay breezy overnight and breezy not just tomorrow morning but throug

one of the hippest neighborhoods tonight celebrating the lady, john henry begged for district in northwest d.c. >> it looks like the party is going on. it's women only for the launch party of this popup shop. it's all about highlighting some of the great women and businesses we have here in the district. >> i was just doing this event in october. and it was a fashion show of six local designers. women were like, this is so cool, i never experienced this before. when is the next one? >> that experience gave jasmin the idea to open this popup shop. it will be open for three months where d.c. women can share off some of their most artistic creations. >> we have over 15 different local women owned businesses from handmade jewelry to amazing fashion designers. >> like walking into the space and seeing all the art. all the creativity. all the originality was just in a sensory overload. >> it's showing and empowering women that we can be together. we can work together. >> this was the launch party open to women only. after today, men are welcome to check it out, too. it's a sort of place organizers b

northwest d.c. neighborhood taking place in this. 20 shots fired in the trucks and circle area.eople afterwards. this happened in the same area where 8 people were shot early@morning. algernon jones was killed. they remembered his life with a vigil. >> i have to look at my daughter and see her fatherless every day so this is not going to be okay for a long time. >> now these people have not said whether they believe the two shootings are connected. there will be a crime walk on hanover place on north capitol street. they have asked the mayor to attend. >>> new information on the beating and stabbing death of a man. two people will appear in court on murder and armed robbery charges. 20-year-old rubin ortiz and 19-year-old shawnee copp. they believe this

the last time his family saw him was exactly a week ago in northwest d.c.reported missing this weekend. he was last seen wearing a white tank top and blue pant. he's 5' 5 with brown hair and eyes. anyone who knows anything about him is asked to call d.c. police. >>> hate has no place in america. hate has no place on a college campus. >> was it hate that drove a university of maryland student to kill a man at random? the victim, a brave young man who wanted to serve and protect, but sadly stood no chance against a random act of violence. we're learning more about both men whose tragedy early saturday morning and tonight police identified the victim in that unprovoked fatal stabbing. he's richard collins, 23 years old. the bowie state student was just named second lieutenant in the army on thursday. stephanie ramirez also learned from a family pastor he was supposed to graduate from bowie state university this tuesday. >> reporter: we're told he went by richie and that he wanted to be like his dad. >> the family is hurting. they're hurting and they -- right n

>> there may be a lot of tired >>> more than 10,000 people gathered at freedom plaza northwest d.c. today for the 20th annual race for the hope. the event has raised about $27 million to increase awareness and money to held find a cure for brain cancer. this is the big highlight of today's event. you're looking at it right there, the wall of hope, as pictures and photos of loved ones who lost their battle with the disease and also those who are surviving are posted. >> she's here to run today for her mother that died almost two years ago. >> to have somebody tell you they're going to cut into your brain and take this malignant gross thing out of it, it's unbelievably scary and that's why it's so wonderful to have this organization trying to raise money so that people don't have to go through that nightmare. >> all these people banding together and standing together. the wall of hope was created by the roth family in honor of their father jey ffrewho died from a brain tumor 17 years ago. >>> the 2017 avon 39 came to a close this afternoon in southeast washington. thnd two day journey

they all live together in northwest d.c.ink it's a little easier for the clintons then it's going to be for president trump. >> richard: i agree with you. i think you should have done this a long time ago. a smart move the president. what you do is create two tracks. an agenda track, what's happening, what you need to move. on the other track, dealing with all the scandal stuff. what do you think about it, gre greg? >> greg: he's dealing with a media and a party working together -- that married couple that lives above you that's always arguing really loudly. it sounds crazy and scary but they are still together. >> kimberly: .doesn't sound very happy. not about the married couple. he needs to have his own rapid response team. that crisis can indication. he should've had it right away. the people that are most loyal to him. and are going to be able to get control of the situation. he's at a disadvantage from day one after he was sworn in. it's not too late. he can turn this around and i think because of the situation with how

take a look where those pipes are, right under connecticut avenue in northwest, d.c. i'll explain what's going on, coming up. >>> and a beautiful day across our region tonight. looking really good as well. but then the heat moves in. we'll talk about how things will ge announcer: while everyone discusses the future of health care, 18 million americans are already choosing it.... with medicare advantage: a proven public-private partnership, where health outcomes are valued over volume. where early intervention and management of chronic conditions is leading to better outcomes. and costs are more predictable and affordable. why do so many seniors choose medicare advantage? maybe because with age comes wisdom. medicare advantage. leading the way. >>> timothy piazza died back in february during an alleged hazing ritual at a penn state university fraternity. tonight his parents are sharing their grief and anger with nbc's matt lauer. 18 members of the beta theta pi fraternity are charged in connection with his death. he and other pledges were reportedly forced to drink eno

we want to start with breaking news from the turkish embassy in northwest d.c..e is been injuries and people arrested after demonstrations got out of hand this comes as the president of turkey visits the white house. wusa 9 john henry is live. john, what's the very

police say she was last seen near the kennedy center in northwest d.c. around 5:30 last night.call police if you know where she is. we've also posted h social media and you can share that as well. >>> bringing missing children home can be one of the toughest tasks for police. for decades, investigators have adapted to the resources to reunite families. and now, that mission is more high-tech than ever before. >> reporter: rapid response teams, cyber tipline, missing posters, forensics, and 24 hour call center in 144 languages. hard to believe at one point in recent history, none of this existed. >> you know, fbi had had a data base at the time where they were entering someone's cars, boats, stolen racehorses, but not stolen children. >> reporter: in 1981 it was a heart wrenching discovery for these parents after their six-year-old son adam was abd t abducted from a florida mall and brutally murdered. from their tragedy and frustration, the walsh's created the national center for missing and exploited children. this room show's the files of center has helped recover since 1984.

northwest area. more than 20 shell casings on the scene. d.c. police got several 911 calls in the area of hanover place. they did find at least one weapon, no injuries reported at this time. this comes days after atd people were shot at a nearby apartment complex. this happened at about 1:00 a.m. on q street northwest. allmendinger nonjones was killed in that shooting. bradley tomorrow mace s thomas e shootings have been a wake-up call. >> people are often unconcerned as long as it's happening in the next block. when it happens in their block, they want immediate action. >> reporter: and the commissioner says this is why allmendinger nonjones leaves behind a 10-year-old daughter. memorial standing in his memory. they're saying to come forward and for the shooter to turn themselves in. >> justin finch. thank you. this happened on swan road. police say they went to check on a call about disorderly conduct before 6:30 last night. no arrests have been made. >> new information on the beating and stabbing death of a man at a silver spring motel. two p

northwest d.c., the westbound lanes are closed.dates. >>> watching that this morning. 270 at montrose road, you can see the rain falling across the area this morning. outer loop after connecticut, better than it was. rest of the beltway a little slow here and there including outer loop before the toll road. guys? >> it is very rainy morning. it is going to be a little bit stormy here and there. some heavy rain around and, well, the rain is going to put out a fire in the building, that's for sure. we need t >> fire in the studio. >> this cake is no longer edible but -- >> happy birthday to you. >> look how good you look. >> happy birthday to you. >> blow them out. >> it may be 50 but i'm going down with the flames. >> come on. the cake is burning. >> yeah! >> set off the smoke alarm in here. >> birthday is next week, tuesday, right? >> enjoy your weekend. >> make it a great friday, everybody! ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. [car engine failing to start] [

showing you video the man ended up back at his home underwood street northwest d.c. a mile and a half from the hospital. you can see the big police response. investigators have tacoma park and district were here and d.c. also brought out chopper it search. police say the man was hiding in the attic of a house. they say that the floor gave way and he ended up falling on top of the officers who were inside looking for him. no officers were injured. and police say the suspect did have injuries from that fall and we were there as he was taken from the 40e78 and let out by police and put into an ambulance. tonight, tacoma park police have not released the man's name. i was just checking in with a spokes woman and the man is looking and eluding and assault from a police officer. and from her knowledge back here to washington add convenienttis. live in tacoma park, "fox5". >> this map is facing a host of charges after he allegedly tried to injury a police officer with his car. police say officers confronted the suspect brian williams along second road norm after someone repo

this is a liver picture from outside the british embassy here in northwest d.c.. terror threat in uk is highest level amid concerns of another attack and learned that fans is looking to extend its state of emergency that has been in place since 2015 terror at attack. meanwhile tens of thousands gathered and isis smraimd theres with a british and man in connection with the blast this kill 22 people. there's nine victims ranging in age from 8 to 47. >> developing overnight president trumpp and pope francis met earlier at the vatican. meeting lasted roughly 30 minutes. two shook happened and he said it was great honor to be th there. first lady and pope and frez clashed in the past. last year he criticized his plans for mexican border wall saying anyone who wants to build a wall is not christian and soap said he ep listed. >> now this come after the form are head of cia tells congress he personally warned russia not to interfere with the presidential election. john brennan appeared in front of a house intelligence committee concerned with russia contacting mickal kam