Stolen access devices, credit cards, atm cards and those folks would then use the credit cards and atm cards to commit other fraud schemes and get money from banks and financial institutions. Reporter today in federal Court Members faced one count of conspiracy to participate in racketeering enter prize. Charges included Motor Vehicle theft, robbery, sale of stolen property wire fraud, bank fraud, Identity Theft and bank robbery, among other charges. Most of the members of this group were in federal court today being charged and facing their charges. Two of the members are already in jail and they are looking for some additional folks that are going to be putting out information to get help from the public on trying to catch them. Coming up on news 4 at 6 00 this group operated for six years. Why they were allowed to go on that long and how police were able to connect all these crimes together. Reporting live in greenbelt im tracee wilkins. Back to you in the studio. Breaking right now
American serviceman has now died. Randall smith is a petty officer, dying from his injuries, and was a logistics specialists, dying three times in the attack. Officers seized four guns connected to the shooter. Mohammod Youssuf Abdulazeez had a handgun and two long guns on him when he was shot and killed by police. A fourth weapon, a rifle, was found when police searched his home. There are calls for change at military disappears. Texas governor joining jed bush and donald trump calling for an end on weapons on bases. We have Team Coverage Allen Schauffler has the scory of how they are story of how they are trying to heal in chattanooga. First it bisi onileere, who has the latest on the sailors, the fifth to die. Good evening. As you mentioned officer smith was shot three times during the attack. His family was at his bed side another blow to a community in mourning. Navy petty officer Randell Smith wounded in the chattanooga rampage is the fifth victim to die. The 26yearold passion sa
Visit ncicap. Org] now, abc 7 news at 11 00. Leon a tragedy in tennessee. A gunman opens fire at two military sites and four marines are dead. The shooter, Muhammad Youssef abdulazeez, is also dead. Chris papst spoke with a relative of the government who lives in our region. We will start with tom roussey who has the latest on the investigation. Tom cole that shooter abdulazeez, was from hixson, tennessee. Authorities want to know why he did this. Brutally and brazenly attack numbers of our armed services. Tom everything started this morning in chattanooga. He lifted up a gun and, there was one shot, then it was just and less shots. Tom you can see the bullet holes all over the recruiting center. An Army Recruiter who was inside estimates 3050 shots were fired. Within a half hour, Authorities Say abdulazeez had driven to a navy and Marine Center more than seven miles away and opened fire again. In all four marines were killed. At least three others were wounded, including a police offi
Storms and left over cloud cover a better part of the day, held it under 90. A chance of widely scattered storms, but the heat advisory goes into effect at 1 p. M. Sunday until 8 p. M. , generally east of the blue ridge. The further east, excessive heat warning. We are expecting air temperatures in the mid to upper 90s, the heat index making it feel like 105. The 88 degree high today. These are realtime temperatures, near 90 winchester. The dewpoint temperatures, the measure of the humidity, the visible water locked in the air. Mid70s, muggy, stifling, just gross, feels like 96. 98 temperature tomorrow, feeling even hotter. We will talk about heat safety and complete forecast from the belfort furniture Weather Center coming up. Jeannette we look forward to that, thanks. Speaking of heat, nats fans are enduring the brutal heat. The stadium is making concessions to make people say. Linda hernandez has how people are keeping cool. Lots of water . Linda absolutely, and the nats are bending
Fire raced across a mountainous area 55 miles northeast of los angeles friday. Drivers panicked as the flames jumped a busy interstate from los angeles to las vegas. Catching drivers by surprise. It startedded to go really quickly up the mountain. Fire Officials Say 40mile an hour winds made the fire fight difficult. That wind, boy, that was a tough drop. The nearly six square mile blaze destroyed everything in its path, including 60 vehicles and three homes in the community of baldy mesa, and its still racing toward another 700 homes. Nearly 2800 people remain evacuated. Another wild fire is burning out of control. Overnight, hundreds of campers, including girl scouts were forced to leave the community. The fire has destroyed 125 acres. So far, its about 10 contained. Rain in the forecast could help firefighters gain control of both fires. But forest Officials Say all it takes is a Lightning Strike on the right tree and the possibility increases for more fires. Danielle nottingham, cb