is still on the loose. it s really frightening, yeah, absolutely. i ve heard gunshot before in this area, these apartments. you know, you get all sorts of things happening but never so close. reporter: monday evening witnesses say the victim was standing with another female in front of the building wearing bathing suits when a suspect shot the 16-year-old in the head. i watched the paramedics work on her. reporter: witnesses say she was lying on the sidewalk in front of the building moaning still breathing. she was later pronounced dead. witness also say the suspect chased a second young woman screaming if you say anything, you re dead. they say he ran away on foot when he saw other residents watching. that other female was not hurt. we do get like little crimes and stuff like that but somebody getting killed and stuff like that, tates real bad. i think we all want to believe that we live in a reasonably safe place and we don t have to look over our shoulder an
superiority if jobs are cut. is the chancellor stronger in her authority under this contract? i think there are good checks and balances on both sides. i m lindsey mastis. lightning hit the roof of this school causing a fire. it sounded like a gunshot. firefighters took these photos. the library was struck twice. reporter: the principal said it happened very fast. smoke, darker smoke and then visible flamessism there were roughly 200 teachers and another 100 students inside. its closest shelter that we had was the fieldhouse, which is a lower one-story building. we walk outside and it was absolutely pouring. fire travels the length of the ridgeline of this housing unit on top. reporter: the fire captain said there is $15,000 of damage. the school is almost out for summer but lightning safety is one lesson they won t soon forget. and the scattered storms are still out there and they could cause problems in parts of area again don t. topper is trapping
body traveled down. 7 1/2 miles until you end here, little falls dam, meets lock six. that was john schiffen reporting. it is illegal to swim in the potomac river gorge. a 14-mile stretch that runs from great falls to key bridge. local and federal official and federal officials launch ad renewed effort to remind people of the hazards the potomac river safety task force say the waters may look deceptively calm. the strong currents can sweep you away. if you do end up in the water, the task force says that you should try to float on your back with your feet in front of you until you reach a safer area. never try to swim against the current. several businesses, including a daycare, were evacuated this afternoon because of gas leak in prince george s county. officials tell us they have since capped the leak at a strip mall in the 3200 block here of brinkley road in oxon hill. authorities tell us a tractor trailer knocked an exterior gas meter off the wall. gas escaped both
baath of the southeasterly flow. look at the heat index through the country. whole east close to 90 degrees in atlanta and feels close to 100 degrees in memphis, tennessee. some of the high heat that will be pushing eastward tomorrow so another high one and sweltering one with higher dew point temperatures. clear skies tonight. quick our fast forecast, warm, clear evening. coming up, i will give you the details on what to be a severe weather day for us tomorrow. very active pattern, too, over the next few. back to you. all right. thanks, veronica. and because of the heat marc train will be running up to 20 miles per hour slower. passengers should expect 10 to 15-minimum delays. there s been another setback for teens trying to capture all of that oil spilling into the gulf of mexico. a remote controlled saw is stuck in the underwater pipe. crews werousing the saw to cut through the pipe. so it can be capped. meanwhile, frustrated fishermen along the coast are pushing back.