Thank you, doug. Now would be the perfect time to make sure you have the nbc washington app. You can get hour by hour forecasts for your weekend ahead. Tonight only on 4, new insight into how ms13 gang members are operating in our suburbs, including how they lured and killed a teen last year. All this comes out a recently unsealed federal indictment. David culver joins us from leesburg with details. Really chilling sounding stuff here, david. Absolutely. And heres that indictment that you referenced. It was initially fired under seal. It lists charges against nine people, all accused in the murder of an 18yearold. Now, in speaking with gang investigators, they say thats pretty consistent when it comes to ms13 and how they operate. A group versus one. No desire, so to speak, for a fair fight. Heres how this one case played you may remember this scene from june of last year, local and federal Law Enforcement moving in on this leesburg home. In the middle of the night, neighbors recording
Died. Reporter lloyd hardy learned the mother of his children Tamika Curtis and her sister Tiffany Wilkerson and these children and a another woman were killed in this crash three years ago. You dont want that to be true. You know, i remember asking where is my daughter . Reporter reality set in that ten children were now without moms. And when i got to my daughter, you know, she was a nervous wreck. She was in a puddle of pears. Sitting on the couch. Puddle of tears rocking back and forth. I remember not even having words for her. Reporter the victims families say they rely heavily on the Justice System to help in the healing process. Happened to you, but we want to get justice for you. You know, trust in us, we got you. And they let us down. Reporter Kenneth Kelly admitted driving drunk during the deadly crash and was set to be sentenced on friday, but he didnt show. He was allow today make bond and wore a gps ankle bracelet so police could keep tabs on him. But earlier this week, th
Im pat lawson news. Tom kierein is looking at the storm team 4 forecast on this tuesday. Hey, tom. Good morning. Its already heating up quickly on this tuesday morning. Got the bright sunshine pouring down on washington. Theres the jefferson memorial, washington monument. Everything all green. Blue sky. It is 75. A month from now it is is in the mid80s. We will be feeling more like june than may. Already climbing into the 70s is about everywhere. Reagan national, 71 degrees. Cooler by the bay. In the 60s with a breeze off the bay. Hour by hour temperatures, by 2 00, 80 degrees. Maybe 3 00, 4 00, 83 or so. By 6 00, down to nearby 08. Sunset at 8 15. Clear evening. Back down to the mid70s by 10 00 p. M. Tomorrow morning, waking up, it balmy. The heat on the way in just a President Trump is defending revealing information to russian officials. He tweeted in part that he shares facts pertain to go terrorism and Airline Flight safety and that he wants russia to, quote, greatly step up their
Three people were shot. One of them died. At about 12 30 a. M. , Police Say Two men and a woman were shot outside the heritage knowles town home. A man was taken to the hospital in critical condition. Another man was pronounced dead at the scene. Another neighbor heard they said they heard gunshots, something theyre not used to here. Neighbors say there are several squatters in the house in front of the crime scene. Its not clear who the shooter was. And just about four miles away and less than five hours later, another homicide. A man was found . 0with trauma his upper body on cooper lane in hyattsville. I havent heard of anything like this in quite a long time. Weve seen incidences but not quite to this extreme. Reporter the mans body remained on the sidewalk uncovered for hours. Its sad all around. Youre waking up to somebody laying down on the ground dead. Reporter just a few hundred feet away from the school bus stop, neighbors walked by shielding their children from the crime
Hiv after he left her home. Backpack. S he called her, asked her to go through the pack. Thats when she found his medical records. So far, the alleged victim in this case has tested negative hiv. Reporting live, abc 7 news. Okay, steven. Thank you. Well, now we turn to the latest case of ebola. Learning moree about the dallas hospital employee who contracted the disease while treating thomas duncan, who died last week. Is live with the new message from the cdc about all of this. Think ebola,ge is alison. Hospitals urging all to be extra vigilant. This today as the first person in the u. S. Isla now listed in stable condition. Is inrold nina pham isolation at a dallas hospital. The Critical Care nurse, awake to loved ones, via face time. She is a person dealing with with an heroic and graceful spirit. Incredibly concerned. Concerned. Ncredibly how did pham get ebola . Protective gear while caring for duncan. Wasf this one individual infected, within the isolation unit, then it is possib