breaking news out of washington, d.c., a deadly hit and run right near the white house. reports of multiple pedestrians hit. the secret service searching for the driver, who they say killed at least one pedestrian, others rushed to the hospital. authorities say this all began when officers tried to stop the driver. that driver then taking off, allegedly running a red light, then striking those pedestrians. then getting away. abc s faith abubey leading us off tonight from the nation s capital. reporter: tonight, the secret service and d.c. police scouring washington, d.c., for a honda accord with expired plates. it happened around 1:30 this afternoon. secret service officers tried pulling that driver over for that expired registration gnat far from the white house, when the driver took off, running a red light, hitting three people in the crosswalk. those secret service officers rendering aid, but one of the victims, a 75-year-old male, died at the hospital. park police telling our af
the first responder holding back tears, speaking with our faith abubey. the reality just slapped up in the face. what was that like? i can t describe it. can t. we have nothing. reporter: that twister claiming four lives. debris still littering this neighborhood. branches, roofing. those two dumpsters were filled with scraps ripped off of that elementary school. there were students and staff sheltering in place when that tornado came through. fortunately, no injuries. whit: thankfully, still some incredible damage. let s get right to abc s senior meteorologist rob marciano. another round of tornado threats happening tonight and tomorrow. similar areas we ve reset the tables. dallas is in a watch box and there s a several of them across parts of the high plain including the texas panhandle and the tornado watch around wyoming. that s kind of the cluster that they think will hold together
whit? all right, tom, our thanks to you tonight. back here at home, the dangerous heat wave across the south turning deadly. a dallas postal worker died while on the job in the sweltering heat. excessive heat warnings in place for much of texas after several cities saw all-time record highs, more records could fall today. and even at night, the power grid is facing record demand. abc s faith abubey in houston where it feels like 109 degrees. reporter: tonight, no real relief in sight for millions sweltering under record-breaking heat. it is extremely hot out there right now. in the upper 90 s with feels-like temperatures once again well above 110. reporter: in dallas, texas, the u.s. postal service confirming one of their letter carriers died while delivering mail in the heat tuesday. multiple cities shattering all-time heat records. near corpus christi, it felt like 127 degrees. south of houston, the heat causing roads to buckle. crews racing to repair them. transportation o
which who was one of trump boss for super pacs to testify about what trump did with those documents and how he responded to the governments efforts to get them back. after leaving the court, he blasted the investigation is bogus and deeply troubling in an effort to get trump but his testimony comes just 24 hours after he learned former chief of staff mark meadows also testified as part of the special counsel investigation. david, the special counsel aggressively tried to talk to those closest to trump. david: pierre thomas tracking all of this very closely for us. pierre, thank you. we are going to turn out to the high school graduation surmounted the turn deadly in richmond, virginia. families were just leaving the graduation when gunshots then broke out, sending them running in fear. tonight hear the stories of those were killed and now the 19-year-old suspect charged with murder. abc s faith abubey in richmond. reporter: these graduation cheers interrupted by gunfire.
man, shawn jackson, taking his last few breaths. i could see his face. first of all, i can t erase that image from my mind. i think of my own sons. reporter: tonight, this community is in mourning, jackson s aunt shaking with tears streaming down her face, telling us this was a senseless act of violence. what are you going to miss about them the most? just them, period. [crying] just hugging them, talking to them. we can t do that anymore. we can t. reporter: that family understandably devastated, they say they wish all of this was just a bad dream come in the meantime tonight authorities say more charges to be filed against the suspected shooter. david. david: just awful. faith abubey tonight. faith, thank you. we turn out to the war in ukraine. tonight the urgent evaluations now underway after the major dam was destroyed and what we are now learning about europe s largest nuclear power plant