at dulles airport, i'm burdine, wusa 9. >> and wusa 9 will be on top of all of the latest developments in the breaking story over the next crucial hours of the investigation. stay informed by downloading the free wusa 99 app, you will get breaking news alerts when you need them, 24/7. >>> british prime minister david cameron is persona nongratta at the second day of meeting of european leaders uninvited to the proceedings of belgium, so the remaining 27eu leaders could negotiate a strategy for britain's exit. leaders want the u.k. out as soon as possible. following the brexit vote. but yesterday, cameron reiterated he does not want to be the one to lead that ex it. >> before we do that, we want to determine the kind of relationship we want with the eu and that is rightly something for the next prime minister and the cabinet to decide. >> the eu council president says he is planning a special meeting of eu leaders in september. without brit p's prime minister to chart a way ahead. cameron plans prime minister, in october. >>> prince george's county police are hoping you can help them ca

he post your questions on the wusa 9 facebook page, or use the #wusa 9 on metro, on twitter. >>> stillhead on wusa 9 at noon, what is old is new again at the national air and space museum. we will explain. >> and leaders of all 28 countries in the european union now gather in belgium to discuss the u.k.'s break from the block. we will have >>> out of the e. u., now booted out of the european soccer game, that was the very excited broadcast for iceland, following the team's unlikely soccer victory over england. the win knocked great britain out of the euro 2016 soccer tournament. the 2-1 loss was so humiliates, england's coach quit right after the game and in his excitement, the announcer says, you can leave europe, you can go wherever you want. >>> leaders from all 28 e. u. country, including prime minister david cameron have gathered in brussels for a summit meeting. the chief order of business is britain's exit from the alliance. mark phillips is in belgium with more. >> reporter: the brexit battle moves to brussels today and moves to a new level of vit role. and the eu president sho

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wusa 9. >> all right, garrett. thank you. and a reminder, whenever news might break, just download our free wusa 9 app. >>> prince george's county police are urgently trying to find a witness to a stunning murder this afternoon in landover mills. the victim was a special needs man who ve nearby. he was walking with a special needs companion and two caregivers when this happened. the shooter was in the car. police say the companion drove off with the shooter, after trying to help. and police want that victim to come forward. >>> metro's massive safe track maintenance strike on saturday. and a lot of us are trying to figure out how we're going to get to work, school or home. but the university of maryland transportation center. experts are trying to help. we're talking to college professors here. bruce leshan is live at the lab, where they're literally steering into the future. bruce? >> that's right, bruce. they are collecting billions. billions of bits of data here. 24/7. cars, trucks, storms. people. all of that data, plugge

reporting live, wusa 9. >> we know it will not be easy, garret. in times of tragedy many people want to help and help the victims and families of the victims but they aren't sure how to do that. wusa 9 allyson barber is at national harbor to explain how you can step up, even if your miles away from orlando. >> this is beautiful yet heart breaking reminder of the massacre in orlando but remembering is the simple part. for most of us it's impossible to forget that almost two days ago one man gunned down 49 innocent people and many of us want to do much more than just remember. >> it's the people who sacrifice their lives who need to be up lifted and be on peoples slips more than anything else right now. >> hundreds of people gathered in dupont circle to mourn all of the lives lost in orlando. some called for change. >> this is just kind of a reminder that we're still coming up on the rough side of the mountain, there needs to be more discussions about changing peoples ideology and really teaching people how to learn to be loving and accepting as opp

here is wusa 9s first alert weather. >> a look at a thunderhead moving down gallows road.ou can see how it extends in the atmosphere there is still some pretty good storms off to the north and west of us. in those storms check out these pictures of lightning. it is hard to get a really good picture. this one in broadlands virginia. that was a great picture now out in sterling virginia, our friends at the weather service took this picture and this is a nice picture. they say it was the fourth hit they had today. lots of lightning, lightning tracking, if you will, a thousand strikes in 15 minutes some of e storms, 1:30, 2:30 later today. we do still have severe thunderstorm warning, washington county, we have a severe watch until 9:00 p.m. tonight can't let our guard down the front which should be south of town is still north of the border not moving gone stationary. our threat continues for a little while. the biggest threat now will be flooding over the next couple hours. consequently we have flash flood watches and warnings for almost all the districts. fairfax county and

deba deba, wusa 9. -- debra alfarone, wusa 9. >> powerful story and ministry. >>> members of the tuskiingy airman are dwindling, one is at the place reserved for the greats, whitfield was buried today, nickname marvelous mal, a combat aviator during the korean war, he set up a foundation to train athletes in africa, whitfield died last >>> it is tourist season in dc, that means crowds, lots of them, for someinatesive in washington it means avoiding areas named for a president. not everyone does it like that. like this couple. >> jamie manner grew up in the dc area, from the moment she became engaged to tim toomey, she wanted her photos at those monuments and what happened next is a love story to our amazing city. ellison barber fills us in. >> reporter: walk around lincoln memorial and it is almost impossible not to walk into something, photos, coming and going, people are everywhere. one couple decided to embrace it all. >> everybody, everybody get in. >> i think it was really crowded, must have been thousands of people. photographer kept trying to clear people out to get empty background

wusa 9. >>> wusa app for a list of all the metro closings and where the metro is running. >>> the commute tomorrow could a yellow weather alert. the first alert doppler -- >> we're looking at showers in the morning and in the afternoon, that's going to be the best chance. wet commute. it's going to be generally low. what about an umbrella? if you're going to take lunch outside, i'd grab an umbrella. it's a little different than last thursday. future cast, 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. there will be a few showers early on west of town. temperatures low 70s. again, nothing crazy heavy but you'll have a wet commute between haguers town and wist 80s. showers and storms off to the low north. don't get too hung up on the location. by lunchtime, a little more yellow, little more orange there. temperatures, despite the clouds, we're 86 downtown. by 4:00, we have bigger thunderstorms south of town. down toward king george and the northern neck, i'd keep it tuned into the situation. download our app for free. you can watch our broadcast, watch breaking weather. last week, we were on the air. let you

we have a list on our wusa 9 news app.e a look. >>> straight ahead, a sheriff deputy shot investigating a breaking and entering call in virginia. >> a male nurse on trial for sexually assaulting pay tints -- patients learns his fate. >>> we continue breaking news from d.c. whereas many as three people were shot and an officer injured. this happened a short time ago near the intersection of north capitol street and new york avenue. garrett haake joins us from the scene. what do you know? >> reporter: the latest information is that four people have been shot at this scene. at least four victims at the scene. you can see it's a massive scene. a lot of white shirts including chief cathy lanier. they are investigating a quadruple shooting with an officer injured. he was a mountain bike officer hit by a car, not on the scene and frankly we are not sure if that is directly related to what police are investigating here, these four people shot. they have given look out information, looking for a black male about 5'6", to dark compl

i will have those details coming up, but you can always get the seven-day forecast, on our wusa wusa 9 app. it tracks the showers on first alert live doppler. >>> and tr noon. the countdown is on until the second phase of safe track gets under way. surge one ended yesterday. surge two starts tomorrow. and getting around is going to be more tricky because two stations will actually close and rail service will be unavailable at some of the metro stops. mikea turner was in the district and in prince george's county, speaking with commuters on how they plan to get around. >> reporter: stadium armory metro station here and potomac avenue metro stations will both be closed during surge two. and up here, there is a reminder here, telling people that no trains will be running, between eastern market, minnesota avenue, and benning road. inside these stadium armory metro station, we ran into several people who had similar plans to get around, once the station shuts down for two weeks. >> do you have a backup plan? >> ride my bike. >> dean has the same idea. >> it is cheap. reliable. i think. >

just download our free wusa mobile app. >>> to other news now. and police are investigating a fatal accident in montgomery county. sky 9 flew over the scene where a cyclist was hit by a car in gaithersburg. that rider was pinned under a vehicle and died there at the scene. the crash happened around 2:30 this afternoon. in the 100 block of south frederick avenue. >>> a parking war. turned criminal. when a high-ranking pentagon official stole a nanny's license plate. brian whitman is a senior deputy in the d.o.d. public affairs office. tonight, he's off the job and on administrative leave. wusa 9's delia goncalves is live to tell us, how he got caught. and what neighbors are saying about this whole thing. >> yeah. quite the story. folks are really talking about in. and say only in washington, d.c. could this go down. it all started april 4th, with an anonymous note. you can call it a warning. that was placed on the nanny's windshield. and then it got worse. . >> reporter: nannies enjoying a picnic at the park, are talking about it. >> it takes the

live in baltimore, bruce leshan, wusa 9. >> thanks for that report. the baltimore police report canceled all police officer's lead today. the maryland national guard was also on standby today. the attorney for freddie gray's family is set to hold a new conference any minute now. and of course, we'll have that information for you at 7:00. >>> news of a not guilty verdict spread around baltimore. this is video just into our newsroom. protestors gathering at the intersection of northern pennsylvania in baltimore. you might recall. that was the epicenter of march's riots. we'll continue to keep an eye on things for you in baltimore tonight. >>> folks across the d.c. region are cleaning up this evening after a round of early morning storms in maryland. lightning split a tree outside a house around 8:15 this morning. neighbors say it sounded like an explosion. it sent a 30-foot branch crashing to the ground. missing the neighbor's feet. and missing the car by a foot. >>> stormy weather isn't over yet. it's a weather alert day. howard is here. >> still track

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right now, on our wusa 9news app. we have a complete list of the shutdowns and how to get around the congestion. >>> we are just getting started. president obama after the supreme court blocked his controversial immigration plan. >>> also coming up. cops slap the cuffs on a man accused of touching a young girl. >>> and nasty weather splits this tree in montgomery county. wa tonight's yellow weather alert. >>> and we're live. out with mother nature in the first round of the tournament. woman: i have a masurprise for you.are you? man: you have a surprise for me? narrator: at dominion, 1 in 5 new hires is a veteran. and when they're away, they miss out on a lot. but they won't miss out on financial support. because we cover any difference between their military pay and their dominion salary, and continue benefits for them and their families. why do we do it? because our vets sacrifice enough. ♪ stand by me. >>> a man is now accused of inappropriately touching a girl at a target store. police say he's 19-year-old brendan

on wusa 9. >> taking a live look outside at the capitol wheel at national harbor this morning. if you've never been out there, you should go. it's a blast and incredible views of our city. you made it to the weekend. if you have already, make sure you go outdoors. it's going to be perfect. >> cloud cover this morning but sunshine this afternoon and tomorrow. fun fact about national harbor. on sundays they start out with an open swim water tomorrow morning at 8:30. then yoga at 9:00 and then a farmers market happening at 10:00. >> that sounds like fun. we should go. >> it should be a good day tomorrow to do that this the morning. today not bad either. maybe you're going out on the potomac to do some kayaking. but this morning we're deal withing a mostly cloudy sky. the clouds are on their way out. this afternoon, more sunshine. not only sunshine but humidity levels will also be lowering. so a comfortable afternoon in store for us. 70 at fairfax. clinton right now 70 degrees. also 69 in laurel. 70

reporting from arlington, mikea turner, wusa 9. >> and expect significant crowds at orange and silver line trains. orange line drains will run every 18 minutes. -- trains will run every 18 minutes at stations vienna and boston. and silver line at 18 minutes at all other times. >>> metro police have arrested 18-year-old jose pletos of atlanta for sexual assault at the l'enfant plaza station just before 11:00 on the green line platform. a woman told police she was walking with her boyfriend when someone grabbed her buttocks and ran boyfriend chased the suspect down. police caught him a short while later. >>> the race for the white house runs through california thursday. hillary clinton kicks off a five-day tour through the state. and secretary clinton was originally canceled to be in new jersey today. but she changed her plans when polls showed bernie sanders challenging her for a win in next tuesday's primary. senator sanders has been in california for the past week, drawing big crowds. clinton will also focus on donald trump when she gives a national security address in san diego. the

wusa 9 andrea mccarron is live outside the hospital in orlando with that part of the story and andrea, you have more from one of the victims we just heard from who was shot several times but luckily miraculously survived. >> yes, we do, andrea, and what a harrowing or deal. angel cologne, remarkably survived after being shot five times. he said the gunman would stand over his victims and fire repeatedly. trying to ensure they were dead. >> i look over and he shoots the girl next to me. and i'm just there lying down and i think i'm next, i'm dead. so i don't know how, but by the glory of god, he shoots towards my head but it hits my hand. and then he shoots me again and it hits the side of my p. i was just prepared to just stay there. laying down. so he wouldn't know that i am alive. >> now, a doctor here described patients not just coming in, but patients here, not just coming in by ambulance, but by the truckload, according to doctors and nurses here. and now of course, it helped that we are just a few blocks from pulse nightclub. so the victims could get treatment and care immediate

reporting live, garrett haake, wusa 9ful -- wusa 9. >> there is a manhunt now in landover hills. this comes after the shooting of a man with special needs who was walking to the neighborhood recreation center. with a companion and two caregivers. fining a witness who police say may lead them to the shooter. scott broom is standing by where the investigation is under way. during the entrance to the woodlawn recreation. >> reporter: you can imagine the mayhem. you know there is speculation when this special needs man could not be understood, after >> the special needs victim fell. >> that victim we believe, in their early 20s is a resident at a special needs group home. >> police chief hank dewinski says finding a witness who was with the shooter, but trying to help the victim before running away, is now the focus of this investigation. >> and that's why i'm asking the person who saw this to come forward. and help us keep the people in the community safe. >> the shooting happened just after 1:00 in the afternoon. police say the special needs man was walking, with two caregivers and

live from the capitol, wusa 9. >> come to a head. >> doesn't look like it will end any time soon. we have been tracking the conversation on twitter, #nobillnobreak, lets see what people are tweeting. >> neighbors of sandy hook stand with you, house democrat. >> noah tweeted the problem with more gun control is criminals will regardless. >> alease tweeted about a dc mom who lost her child to gun violence who said congress wants to go home to their kids, i have lost mine. >> willy said amazed to see how hard democrats to end due process rights for americans and insight disorder. >> this guy says it all, wesley tweeted, want to get a beer? no thanks, i am watching c-span. words i thought i would never say. >>> new tonight, local police are investigating new cases of that so-called knock-out game. >> this is serious, you may remember this, violent attacks in the country and here, people are beeng random mly sucker punched and many were caught on video. live right now in silver spring, montgomery county where police are afraid the knock-out game is reaching a whole new level. mola leng

download the wusa 9 app for the latest news.nd we will definitely keep you posted on how that ends up working out. >>> turning to hollywood now, the academy of motion picture arts and sciences, announced it is inviting a record 683 new members. of 46% female. the academy has been under increasing pressure to diversify the voting membership. kevin frazier has more on this from l.a. >> i am here at the academy awards. otherwise known as the white people's choice awards. [ laughter ] >> that's a perception the oscars are hoping to change. thanks to a major expansion and diversification of the academy's membership. >> among the 683 new invitees, at least three many thought were overlooked in last year's voting, crede michael b. jordan and the writer director, ryan kugler and al ba, star of beast of no nation. before the announcement, the academy membership was 8% minorities. and this new pool increases that to 11%. still, some wonder whether that is muff to make a difference in oscar vote -- enough to make a difference in oscar voti

check out # wusa nine on metro e and download the wusa nine app to get the best alerts and the latest updates 24/seven.>>> in the aftermath of orlando, poll after poll shows the majority of americans support some kind of gun control. tonight numbers of the senate voted on a number of proposals that would have restricted access to guns and despite that overwhelming public support, the bills did not pass. one senator had led a 15 hour filibuster just to get the legislators to agree on a vote. wsa nines allison barber is in the satellite center. where does the debate go from here?>> reporter: it actually is not over. there's a possible fifth option that could come up for a vote this week. in terms of today, the senate considered four different measures related to gun control and started voting around 5:30 this afternoon. by the time most of us finished dinner, everyone republicans.>> i feel like they are jumping a gun. you shouldn't take away all gun laura writes because there are bad guys in the streets because -- that have guns.>> it doesn't make sense to me to have somebody on a no-fl

welcome to news at noon wusa 9. right now metro's second safe track surge is underway. two stations closed on orange, blue, silver lines. there's no service at the avenue orer last until july 3rd. metro is using shuttle buss to move passengers around the bus stations. don't count on that. even the agency top executive is asking passengers to make alternate plans. our coverage begin this is hour at one of the biggest choke points the eastern market station. >> reporter: here's the silver lining. we're not seeing the crowded platforms like with phase 1 or crowded trains. this is filling up but not overcrowded. the problem now is the shuttle buses. >> how's it going? >> horrible. >> why? >> it shouldn't be like this. horrible. >> will you get to work on time? >> definitely not. >> with two stops on orange and blue larynx riders boarded shuttle -- blue line, riders boarded shuttle buses. he's why. metro crews continue work on elevated tracks. when the shuttle arriv eastern market 3545 35 -- market 45 minutes later -- >> it don't take a rocket scientist to figure that out. >

i like to bring in my colleague andrea mccarren to continue live wusa nine team coverage outside the emergency room at orlando health. >> survivors who spoke today offered up our first glimpse of what really happened inside pulse nightclub and it heartbreaking detail they talked about not knowing if they would live or die. >> definitely yes, i thought it was going to be it and i consider myself very lucky to be here. >> survivors of the massacre shared harrowing deta resignation that death might be moments away. >> when the gunfire kept going and we heard it getting louder and closer he did think to myself this is really happening in this probably is it for me. >> i look over and he shoots the gun next to me. i am they're laying down and thinking i'm next and i am dead. >> shot five times angel colon lay still and watch the gunmen fire multiple rounds into his victims trying to make sure they would die. >> i don't know how but by the glory of god he shoots towards my head but it hits my hand. then he shoots me again and it hit the side of my hip. >> we ask you in jesus name amen. >>

wusa 9. >> hope he gets better soon. the technology uses a probe that is able to channel id nitrogen to flow with it in a precise area of the needle. that way, it creates a free zone and does not expose the patient directly to liquid nitrogen. >>> trending now, a biker survives an incredible crash. the whole thing caught right here on camera. >>> people are paying big bucks for a rather disfigured m po-- mr. potato head. we'll tell you why. >>> and there's got to be a good reason why this guy jumped into a swimming pool, filled with coca cola, right? >> no. no. >> i hope so. >>> all right. we'll take a look at the pollen reading. we got a break on everything. trees, weeds, grass all low. you can find more on our website, wusa 9.com. and go to our weather map and scroll up. when >>> going to take you two wheels wheels to tumble through tonight's segment. and a motorcyclist goes tumbling. before you see the crash. gotta let you know, the guy on the bike is okay. foam padding, falls off of a boat trailer. >> oh. watch out.

reporting live, i'm ellison barber, wusa 9. >> former d.c. congressional delegates and legendary civil rights activist, walter fontroy ask out of jail. the 83-year-old was released from the loudoun county detention center this afternoon. you see him walking out there, being embraced by an an associated resident yesterday on an outstanding warrant. allegedly writing a bad check for $55,000. they had been wanted by authorities since 2012. remains in the street tonight. coming up at 6:00, andrea mccarren will have much more on how he was released and what is next for him. >>> there is new video of the suspect who shot five people in forest hill friday night. prince george's county police want you to see it. scott brew is on orleans avenue. and of course three of the five shooting victims died. scott? >> detectives are still working this case hard. in fact, just a few moments ago, a group of detectives walked by here again. these shocking killings happened friday night. they are still on it. one of those people who died in this house behind me he

weare just getting started on wusa 9news at 5:00. d.c. police crack down on illegal atvs and dirtbikes. we'll have more in a live report coming up at 5:30. >>> plus, former d.c. mayor, vincents gray. back in the political spotlight. >>> and students on alert. bear alert. after a sighting at the university of maryland. >>> sky 9 was over bright seat road. a car struck the side of maple ridge apartments. damage to the building does not appear to be serious. and we don't have any word yet on any injuries to the driver. >>> it is back to the future on the d.c. city council. vincents gray, who was the ward 7 councilman, who was mayor snow in line to become the ward 7 councilman again. gray defeated his protege. for a return visit to the wilson building. and he stopped by our studios today during his victory lap. >> it was a very exciting night. and i'm really grateful, too. and i want to express my appreciation to the people of ward 7. for voting me back to be able too provide serves to them. i'm really look forward to it. trayonte and in

the van burst into flames. >>> coming up tonight on wusa 9. it takes an out-of-control car to interrupt the lunch hour. >>> up next, virginia commuters prepare to fuel the impact of metro's major safety makeover. >>> tracking metro. the agency is alerting riders to the next phase of its major makeover. >> that's right. virginians will feel the pain. >> metro is handing out these warnings now. blue and yellow lines. both will be cut off between two big stations. >> ashley twadle is following metro's latest advice. her normal commute won't work next week. alexandria and fairfax county will be cut off by metro. >> it's not going to impact me too much. only because i'm a remote employee. so i can work from home and do a lot of our stuff via the internet. if i have to go into the office, it will be a bit of a pain. >> the blue and yellow lines will shut down between braddock road and reagan national for a week. >> i've heard of friends who have cars. but they're going to try to drive to work every day. >> some riders are still unaware of the shutdo

nick giovanni, wusa 9. >>> the other hash tag that was trending as a result of the filibuster. hold the floor. how easy do you think it is to buy a weapon like the one used in the orlando nightclub shooting. the cbs news producer found it is not hard at all especially in virginia. the old dominion does not have a waiting period for a firearm sot network sent a produce near a gun store, in alexandra and able to buy an assault rifle similar to the one used in orlando and inthern san bernardino and had to use in 30 minutes, she left with the gun and the 30 rounds. >> and you can go in and by an ar-15 like you go into a starbucks and buy a cup of coffee. >> virginia is one of the states that has no waiting periods to buy a firearm. four states and washington, d.c. have a waiting period on all guns. >>> when you pish disneyworld opening for business in china. plus a soda tax could be coming to a major east coast city soon. details when we return. >>> that is the new disney resort in china. it is now open as of today. there was a grand opening celebration in shanghai last night. a tw

. >> stay to update on the latest in this investigation by downloading our wusa 9 app. >>> a picture perfect day out there, hope you enjoyed it. will tomorrow be a repeat, let's go to the man who knows, fist alert meteorologist, howard bernstein. >> wash, rinse repeat. one more time before the humidity comes back on monday. front went through yesterday afternoon. remember the showers we had, the heftier ones yesterday. that front is well to the south, high pressure, non pennsylvania brought in the pleasant conditions and drier by 10:00. light southeasterly winds, quick peek of sunday, great start in the morning, 60s and 70s. afternoon fantastic, low humidity and highs in most spots in the mid-80s. changes coming early next week, debra,ly detail those few in a few minutes. >>> heavy flooding in west virginia leaves 23 people dead and more than 100 homes damaged. tens of thousands of people without power at this moment, thursday's storms ripped through the community of white sulphur springs, tearing apart homes and damaging the renowned green briar resort. >> i figured it would be some

wusa 9's first alert weather. >>> look here. look at you.orgeous day. >> don't adjust your sets. >> am i joining us now? almost your bedtime, isn't it some. >> serious caffeine. >> okay. >> he says he's got peppermint patties waiting for me in the wings. >> those are my peppermint patties. i will share. >> sharing is great. >> if you want to go to the beach, check this out. it's going to be fantastic. tomorrow in maybe a thunderstorm. primary saturday night, this is ocean city. and near 90 even at the shore on sunday, a chance of a thunderstorm on sunday. ocean temps now back in the mid- 60s. farther north, bethany rehoboth. mid-80s. i think saturday will be a great beach day with the storms at night. even sunday i think you will be in good shape. okay. three degree guarantee. we went 79 for a high. the problem is it was a dry air mass. it heats up quickly as well. the desert air masses. so right now, it's 82. it better not go any higher than that. relative humidity is 27%. that is very, very low for us for this time of year. winds northwest

live in damascus, bruce leshan, wusa 9. >> these stories are hard to report. you feel for all the families and people involved. >>> once word of the teens' death started to spread their friends and classmates turned to social media to post tributes. here are just some of them. condolences to the clarksburg community and the families who lost their loved one from jocelyn. the next one is from someone who's name is g.j. kessel. in the most trying times the community stands together. the next one life is so short, cherh you love them using the #clarksburg strong. finally rest in peace, gary, patrick and jacob. we know you will be watching over us. >>> a breaking story out of israel. three people are dead. at least five others are wounded in what police are calling a terror attack. police say two palestinian cousins opened fire on people enjoying a night out in an open air entertainment and shopping district in tel aviv. a security officer shot and wounded one gunman. both are in custody. it is one of the deadliest since a wave of palestinian assaults began last o

you can catch this on all our forecast on our wusa 9 app. if you go to the pool or head to the lake. keep the app hand. track the showers and ray radar with us. going to see a mix of clouds and sunshine. that allows for more storms to fire up. 4:00 p.m., starting to form up to the north. they're going to get intense with heavier rainfall as they move closer south. by 8:00 p.m., lorray, the valley as well. 3:00 to 5:00, 7:00 p.m. showers and storms hit or miss. not everyone sees one. they'll start to calm down past sunset towards 9:00 p.m. there's the isolated storm chance mike was talking about at quicken loans national for today. tomorrow and the final round of golf on sunday looks superb. low humidity for the weekend. that's not just that quicken loans national. it's going to be everywhere. 80s for saturday and sunday is a low 80 day temperature. going to feel more pleasant heading toward the second half of june. today we've got our yellow weather alert for this afternoon and evening hours. hit or miss showers and storms of really fantasti

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reporting live from orlando, andrea mccarron, wusa 9. >> thank you, andrea. and you can follow andrea and adam on their twitter accounts. >>> as we said, 49 people were gunned down sunday and we are learning more about who they were. 37-year-old kimberly morris was a female bouncer at the club. 22-year-old peter gonzalez cruise was there for latin night. and nicholas perez, and anwell tores were in the club with their friend brenda, who posted videos to the facebook page. during the video, perez received a call saying she did not survive. >> we het her there. and -- we met her there. and from what we heard, she was missing and we just heard now, >> in addition to the dead, five victims are still listed in grave condition. at the hospital. as you heard from andrea mccarron. here at home, the remembrances continue, as dc unites with orlando. delia goncalves visited a memorial at dupont circle and spoke with people there today. >> reporter: we have been seeing a lot of folks here in dupont circle pausing, right at this fountain, and this growing memorial, as the

wusa andrea mccarren here with that part of the story. >> good evening. of the 44 patients brought here, 27 of them remain hospitalized and six in intensive care. one man's riveting story of people across orlando. >> i looked over and he shoots the gun at me. and i'm they are laying down and thinking i'm dead. >> shot five times angel colon survived. >> i don't know how but by the glory of god he shoots towards my head but it hits my hand. then he shoots me again and it hits the side of my hip. >> throughout the ordeal he lay still hoping the gunman thought he was dead. >> i had no reaction i was repaired to just stay there laying down so he wouldn't know i was alive. >> doctors and nurses said the chaos sunday morning make the trauma center look like a war zone with patients coming in by truck load an ambulance loaded. >> i made peace with god within myself. i said god if it's my time to go and if this is how i have to go please take me. i don't want any more shots. >> the gunfire kept going and we heard it getting louder and closer. i did think to mysel

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wusa 9. >> let's hope they figure it out soon bruce thank you. the driver of the suv has been cited for running his suv into a mcdonalds earlier in the week but no charges connected with the crashes. >>> we are just getting started here on wusa 9news at 5. commuters get creative with dealing with the safety urge. >> hilary clinton takes shots at donald trump's ability to run trump hits back. >>> warnings are being continued on both sides of the river. this is a heavy storm into fairfax county. we've got a severe thunderstorm warning which covered prince william until 5:45. we'll come back and tell you when the threat will be over and look ahead to a possible another >>> mission metro right now commuters are getting creative. the travel track is blocked part of metro's major make over to show us the new way around it. >> this is what's happening. those coming in on the orange blue and silver lines stop at benning road and minnesota avenue. it's blocked all the way to eastern market. they are getting off from places like new carrollton and driving

welcome to the news at noon on wusa 9. storms in the forecast mean it's a yellow weather alert day. allison ray is tracking that rain. starts us off at noon with the update. we are tracking potential for severe weather this afternoon. earlier this morning, i showed the storm prediction center issues which areas they think will have the risk of severe weather. now they have it extended further north including all of maryland and parts of pennsylvania. the threats are the same. damaging winds and large hail are going to be what we're watching for today. first live doppler, already seeing things form. far northwest of course. these will push off south and east at 25 miles per hour. we see the lightning starting to form as well starting off with downpours. they're getting lightning associated with them. that's a good sign things are intensifying. our forecast is holding on. we're tracking an active afternoon. we're dry through the district. have you stepped outside? it's muggy. that's going to help add fuel to some of these storms. here through new market, a good downpour. this is pushi

wusa 9. >> when classes started at clarksburg high today, the message we'll get through this together was heard over the speakers. the school held a m silence for teens. >>> prince george's county police are investigating a homicide this afternoon. they were conducting a welfare check and found a man dead inside a home north of ava drive in marlboro. police search for a motive and suspect. >> police have been on the scene since 12:40 this morning and tell me their work isn't done. investigators brought a dog out of the home where police say someone killed a man overnight. officers were called to the scene for a welfare check. when they arrived, they found a man with trauma to his upper body outside. they pronounced him dead at the house. >> it's really very shocking. it's scary. wow. >> police don't believe this is a random crime. they don't have a possible motive or suspect yet. neighbors say police have been to this house before. they're shocked to know someone was kill add cross the street. -- killed across there have been people walking in front of the house taking children to a s

. >>> of course, people can download the wusa 9 app to keep track of your weather forecast. if it's severe and you need to know, find it there. >>> breaking news out of britain. votes are being counted on the european referendum. should the united kingdom remain in the eu or leave? with 30% of the votes counts the leave camp was in the lead. stay on top of the results, down loan the wusa 9 mobile app. >>> the city of baltimore tries to process another not guilty verdict in the trial of a second police officer involved in the death of freddie >> the trial of caesar goodson who drove the van ended with acquittal on all counts against him. reaction from the city and the gray family. >> there are no major protests or riots. but there's anger. in the moments after a judge found officer caesar goodson not guilty object all seven counts against him, protests flared up outside the courthouse. >> it's very disappointing. there's no justice for freddie gray and the family. >> reporter: the judge ruled that prosecutors failed to prove he committed second- degree murder. at the scene of

wusa morning nierp. as ali was trained in 1986, as part of the program for military foreign officers. >>> we continue to follow breaking news out of tennessee, where a blue angel jet crashed later this anofteron. what you're looking at is home video just received. a local fire chief says one person is dead. but it's not clear if it's the pilot or a bystander. blue angels were practicing for a performance in nashville when that plane went down. the explosion, we're told, could be felt across a wide, vast area. and it's the first deadly crash for the angels since 2007. >>> an air force thunderbird also crashed today. but the pilot did eject safely. the pilot had just done a flyover where president obama with did a commencement. nearby base for his flight back to d.c. met with the pilot, thanked him for his service, and express relief -- expressed relief that he was not hurt. >>> a medical examiner says prince died from an accidental overdose of a powerful painkiller, called fent anil. it's 60 times more po

and you can always catch the latest forecast on the wusa 9 app. it is free to download for your smartphone. >>> distracted drivers. deaths among teenagers are expected to increase during the summer months. coming up, some things parents should consider before they hand over the keys. >>> but first, find out why an accused killer gets greeted by applause. as police lead >>> welcome back. he is charged with killing a man who was trying to rape his wife. now, 61-year-old ma'amadu dialo is a free man. he used a tire iron to kill 43- year-old earl nash who broke into his apartment building and attacked the defendant's wife. she was somehow able to get away and call her husband, who rushed in to protect her. and hundreds as police led him away in handcuffs, he is now facing assault weapons charges. the guy that diallo is charged with killing has a rap sheet a mile long. >>> four people were hurt when their house blew up in houston texas. the family pet was killed. neighbors say they heard the explosion and saw a huge fireball. you can see it right there

welcome to wusa 9 news. we know the name of the elderly man that died in the fire. 74-year-old william patton ii. the wound cuts deep for those that knew him well. the apartment complex was located north of route 29. a woman in the same building saved other lives. >> he lives on the second floor apartment of this building. you're looking at the window where his bedroom was. a woman heard the smoke detector and got many out to safety. >> he was a great boss. he was a great person. >> paul works at american collegiate -- american legion 177. he served as a . >> he had burns on his legs. i couldn't tell anything else. they were doing cpr. >> neighbors were displaced hours before they could return to their homes. she said he lost his wife five months ago. she spoke to him often to see how he was doing. >> he has been having a hard time since his wife passed away. so he's probably just as happy now with her. >> firefighters continued to stress the importance of having a smoke detector and one that works in case s

wusa 9 is live there. what are you seeing out there? >> reporter: well metro just told us train ridership for this area is down which is good news because bus have been packed all day. folks are coming out of the city and stopping here at eastern market, forced to get off the train and onto a bus. then they go one, two, three stops either toin pick up the train again out of town. anthony jones is running late. he's trying to make it to prince george's county. he was forced to take a bus instead of an orange line train. >> they have to fix the tracks. what more can you do? >> metro closed the most traveled tracks. riders now have to get off part of the orange and silver lines and get on a free shuttle. >> for right now, yeah. there's no other way to get around it. shuttle buses are the thing. >> leaving d.c., service ends at eastern market. orange line picks up again at minnesota avenue. the silver line resumes at being road. these buses now stop at every station in between. >> what can you do except wait till they get done with what the

. >> reporting live, wusa out running for mayor or running for the chair of the d.c. council. to be continued. thanks a lot for that another council member as garrot was saying was out robert white for the at large seat in the democrat primary. and in ward 8 another hotly contested race, white came in the winner over may, supported heavily over by bowser, trayon wheat will. >>> and the winner is hillary clinton, bernie sanders came in with 21% both candidates met for 90 minutes in the hilton in d.c. they left the meeting without speaking to reporters. >>> we have results from all thce screen and you can get live updates all night on the free wusa 9 app. >>> there is no exaggerating a fishing story ending with a rescue. >>> just ahead, a special night, summed up in three words, love, not ha . >>> we have been ebb joying great weather . >>> back here in orlando, another day has passed with the families and friends of 49 people that won't be seeing them anymore who will be turning their attention to funeral services. >> expected to reopen partially over night, here we are in the

reporting live in d.c., stephanie, wusa 9. >> for more information about safe track, check out the wusa app and click mission metro. >>> there's been another fatal shooting near the university in northwest d.c. police were called to montelo afternoon this morning. a man shot was proannounced dead at the scene. -- pronounced the dead at scene. no word on a suspect arrest or possible motive for the shooting. >>> a man was found in a car around 3:00 this morning in baltimore county. that man was inside an suv with some significant damage. we don't know his name yet. the medical examiner is trying to der injured tonight after being hit by a car in land over last last night as the dad and son were trying to cross mlk highway and columbia park road the driver of the car did stay on the scene and was treated for minor injuries. a preliminary investigation shows the toddler and father were not in the crosswalk. >> here's a strange story. a massachusetts woman is sharing photos of her son playing in the very same lagoon where a 2-year-old was attacked by an alligator last week. jennifer says she

wusa nines piedmont pedis here with an update. >> reporter: the driver of the pickup truck just got fourtions, one for reckless driving. the bus driver and his best had to go to the hospital. the evening rush on east-west highway started with a bang.>> my first thought was how did that happen?>> reporter: a metro bus came crashing into a firefighters freed him after 15 minutes. metro now says he was not at fault.>> i am happy he didn't go through one of these houses.>> reporter: 10 passengers were taken to the hospital. metro said it was up for caution. all received minor injuries. >> we are relieved everyone is going to go home from this. we want to make sure everyone gets treated. we are grateful that no lives were lost.>> reporter: the bus driver is still in the hospital. metro says he is in stable condition. he is a 16 year metro veteran. pete munson, metro -- nine. >>> a man in an atv died with -- in a head-on collision with an suv. >> it happened on michael's mill road in frederick county. a second person was taken to the hospital with life writing injuries. inside the suv were a w

in silver spring, wusa mine. >>> and this evening, investigators are still working the case and asking anybody with information to please give them a call. >>> 510 grams of heroin and fentanyl are off the streets of frederick tonight after a bust involving local, state, and for the officers. frederick county state's attorney announced the bust where police also confiscated 18 guns, four vehicles, and $4500 in cash. >> we have taken a major ring off the streets, and as quick as we have taken this one down, another one will set up shop. >> police say that the drug ring's leaders are from new that frederick county is now a hotbed for drug trafficking. >>> a quick update on tonight's headlines in the orlando nightclub shooting. there is growing evidence that the shooter's wife might have helped him plan the attack. law enforcement sources confirm that cbs news that omar mateen and noor were exchanging text messages as he carried out the hours long attack that killed 49 people. >> put our footprint out there and shrunk the crime scene. it's getting a little smaller. we're opening up more ro

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if you can't join us online, download the wusa 9 app.an keep abreast of the radar and any warnings that come out. 85 tomorrow. the critical time i think would be 2:00, 3:00 for a start time. maybe 7:00, 8:00 when it starts to push away to the east. and damaging wind gusts a real possibility and some of the strongest storms along with heavy downpours. much better monday. warm but humid. isolated storm tuesday and >> i love when you say the word glorious. actually we get through tomorrow, looks like we have a lot of nice stuff ahead of us. >> next week looks pretty good. >> no run tomorrow, no going to church or anything? >> in the morning you may be okay. it's that mid to late afternoon, dinnertime. >> you can get updates any time on our usa 9 app. tune in for news at 7:00. thanks for hanging out with us. goodnight. ♪ ♪ double down on your candy and coffee cravings with dunkin's new heath and almond joy candy bar flavored iced coffees. in'. ♪ it's time to get out and explore. look