Terrifying turn in north carolina. Plus, violent spiking in d. C. We crunch the numbers to show you the dramatic rise in homicides in 2015. You will wake up to a heat wave tomorrow morning. Oppressive heat will feel like they will soar past 100 degrees. Lauren rickets breaks down the dangerous condition well be expect expecting. Lauryn . I know its july, but we should be in the upper 80s for the time of year. Well be in the upper 90s tomorrow. Right now we here in the low 80s and this is where temperatures are right now. 87 in washington. 74 in culpepper. Were starting to cool down just a little bit but this is about as much as well cool down tonight. Temperatures will end up overnight tonight into the 70s to around 80 degrees so you can see around here we kind of plateau as we head into the overnight hours. I do want to mention weve got a heat advisory. That goes for areas that are just to the east of the blue ridge. So well have to watch as that heat index climbs anywhere from about
Scared to just even go out at nighttime. Reporter anna king learned about the shooting while at the local 22 office. Others say they have seen trouble around the store and adjacent nightclub but never anything like that. In the summertime you want to be out. Reporter it was really just a vague description of the suspect that was given, a black male around 57 to 510 in height, anywhere from 150 to 170 pounds but there are a lot of people that live around the area where the shooting happened so police, of course, want anyone who may have seen something to call in and remember, you can remain anonymous. In northeast, stephanie ramirez, wusa9 news. Thank you. The man who was shot is seriously injured but is expected to survive. Prince georges county police say they have found the getaway car used in the shooting that killed a Security Guard last week. They say the 2012 black Dodge Charger was recovered sunday on 45th street northeast near kenilworth gardens. Security guard adrian canard of
Places in the country including the bay area city of richmond. Sf City Attorney Dennis Herrera said trump has the wrong idea about immigrants. The president is selling fear. He is trying to paint all immigrants as criminals. And nothing could be further from the truth. The federal government had argued that the two counties interpreted the executive order too broadly saying it would affect less than 1 million for santa clara and possibly no money for San Francisco. The order has led to additional lawsuits one in seattle and two in massachusetts. The San Francisco and santa clara suits were the first to get heard before a judge. President trump goes behind closed doors with key members of his cabinet and senators today to discuss the escalating Nuclear Threat in north korea. White house officials will hold a similar session with house members at the capital. This comes as an american submarine arrived in a south korean port and a Missile Defense system was installed in the country. As P
Her really outside the mainstream. They are publicly funded. Forget this is where the Free Speech Movement started. The amount of money they get from the state and the federal government. But all of the people who should have been standing up for the First Amendment here all ran away with their tails between their legs. The school tonight is canceling her speech. A news release says it did not cancel the coulter event and has never prohibited ms. Coulter from coming on campus. Despite the coulter noshow Alameda County sheriff ray kelly says the alameda Sheriffs Office will be on standby just in case they are needed for crowd control. Berkeley police say they are needed as well. Abc 7 News Reporter Melanie Woodruff has more. Reporter Berkeley College republicans gathered near sprou plaza to announce conservative commentator ann coulter won be speaking on campus thursday. The university and ucpd are at fault. Reporter University Officials say there is no secure venue for coulter to speak
A community worried about safety after a deadly shooting inside this gas station at rush hour. And metro riders speaking out. A fare like. See what you pay already for fare service compared to other major cities. Tonight the fight against president trumps executive order reached the steps of the u. S. Supreme court. Thats where immigrants and house and Senate Democrats gathered to shout it down tonight. While the president fired attorney general for refusing to defend his order in court. We have a lot of new ground to kofrl our Team Coverage begins with dorothy spencer. Reporter lawmakers held their press conference right here at the steps of the u. S. Supreme Court Earlier this evening and that touched off a third night of peaceful demonstrations. Outside the u. S. Supreme court, hundreds of protesters demanding justice for immigrants and refugees affected by the president s executive order. I am literally alive because of immigrants. Why is that . My parents were world war ii refugee