us for the best place for sunday morning tv, wusa 9. it feel like fall. it's cold in some places. >> today is going to be muggy and milder than yesterday. we'll get a few degrees. as far as the shower chances, not that high overall, but some of you, your morning is going to be damp and it looks like the sun pattern will be with us for -- lighter rain showers coming through the metro. for today, we're going to have a mostly cloudy mild day. low to mid-70s. we'll have a few showers with the highest chance of that south and west of washington. the sunrise setting at 6:58. you can see on first alert doppler, the showers in the caroline's and virginia. west of the metro, everything is lifting -- first we've had some light showers coming through for the most part. at the moment, mainly dry in the district. dispatch of showers on the beltway coming through college park and berwin head up towards laurel and into howard county. colesville and clipping silver spring. back atfairfax, we have a couple of showers. this is going to head towards sterling. this is the heaviest stuff we're looking at from cross junction moving into eastern, western virginia. a lot more shower activity. more shower chances coming up in the 7-day. we'll have that in a few minutes. michael. now to our breaking news. more violence in a southeast dc neighborhood that has seen plenty. one man is dead and twos other in the hospital. police found three men with gunshot wounds just after midnight. they do not -- the opening of a new gun store in mcclain brought out angry parents and neighbors with signs and bull horns. >> but the owner says he has the right to be there. they were open for business friday. the problem, parents are unhappy that the shop is close to the sherman oakland school. it's hard to find a gun friendly landlord says the owner. >> it is what it is. i can't stop them and they're citing their right to free speech. we're exercising our right to carry and open up a little business where we can. >> they wanted the gun owner moved three blocks away from the school. coming up at 8:00, we're going to hear from the parents. pope francis just about to wrap up his trip to the united states this morning. he turned his focus to families last night in philadelphia. john -- dawn joining us, headed to the vatican. >> he'll take off to go home at 8:00. the pope has another busy day. he'll address bishops gathered from across the world, and he'll end his trip in a grand fashion with a huge outdoor mass. >> it was a star studded affair as the world leading of families festival in philadelphia saturday night. mark wahlberg hosted the event. but the biggest star of all was pope francis. francis spoke passionately about the need for families in today's society. >> we need families. let's protect the family, each family. that all future is at play. >> the pope did acknowledge he doesn't have a family of his own to deal with, and he shied away from the more sensitive topics. >> i [indiscernible]. >> earlier in the day, pope francis wasn't to independence hall where the colonial declared independence from britain and said the freedom declared in 1776 attracts people to america until this day. later this morning, the pope plans to visit 200 people at a nearby correctional facility. we're told that a million people could attend the mass. some people spent the night on the street trying to get a good spot. >> dawn, one question before you goes, he's 78-year-old. did you see the energy he exhibited in that address. amazing. >>reporter: yeah, most definite. you have to remember, he's had a packed schedule everyday that he's been here in america. i mean, different meetings with a world leaders. different big speeches and meeting with everyday people. i mean, i admire the energy he's had over the past six-days now. >> dawn champion live in philadelphia. thank you for joining us. you can find coverage right at your finger tips on the wusa 9 app. prince william animal county shelter is reopening today after a virus forced it to close their doors. today they'll have a fresh bill of health and a very special celebration. live in -- with more on that. good morning, saray. >>reporter: good morning. it's a joyous occasion. but the virus was so tragic here for the animal shelter, they had to put down some 70 cats due to this respiratory illness. i'll show you the healthy cats though. they have been tested. those results are going to come back in a few days, but they're showing all good signs. there's cats that have been isolated. we can't see them because they are showing a few signs of illness. they're a little sick right now, but the shelter is slowly recovering from this really tragic event. just some of the care takers so heart broken because this happened. at the same time as you mentioned, they are celebrated 40 years here in prince william county serving their community. it is also a chance for them to educate the public on things such as this deadly cat virus, also inform them on some important issues and some of the challenges they face these days serving their great community. we'll have much more in the next hour and a half. we'll be talking to the care taker at 7:30. live here in prince william county, surae chinn. still to come, explorers get a rare opportunity to take their love of space to new height. what retailers are doing to get you to part with that heart earned cash. leslie foster has that information in the consumer alert. if you're taking the metro, we have an alert for you. mike. we've had light shower s come here through the metro. west of the blue ridge. look at first alert doppler as we head to break and you can see the showers in eastern and western virginia. we'll be in the 70s with a couple of showers. your full forecast coming as the season shifts, change is on its way. and with change, comes opportunity. it's up to you to seize it. ♪ this autumn, find your opportunity at cadillac. the 2015 cadillac srx. get this low-mileage lease from around $399 per month, or purchase with 0% apr financing. ♪ first alert weather time, alert fall is here at least it feels like it and a sprinkle or two out there. >> 50s and 60s and we have a couple of showers. we have a light chance of showers today and tomorrow. the rain is going to stay west. tuesday looks like a potentially wet day, tuesday night. we could use the rain. we have a half inch of rain here in washington. it has been dry, but this morning, i'm going to start you out with first alert doppler. one to our southeast and northern carolina. the other one from southwestern virginia. mostly west of wash washing, but we have seen a couple of lighter showers come through the metro. not a lot, but it's wet out there. if you're traveling, be aware of the wet roads. you can see the rains to our west. we've got the showers coming up, 95 into fairfax county, western part of the fairfax towards 28 through there in sterling. the showers hit dc. they're to the north of college park pulling in towards areas like -- headed towards columbia. there's the stuff in fairfax lifting towards the north, northeast pretty quickly, so they're short lived showered. the heaviest stuff to the west. wind chester seeing that activity. this is tracking up towards berkely springs. headed towards charleston, cable time and hagerstown. more than washington town than frederick town. we have a total lunar eclipse. a lot of clouds. it could be hard to see. happening around 8:30 to 10 :30. tomorrow, 79 with a few showers and a possible weather alert tuesday with showers and storms. highs closer to 80 degrees. after that, temperatures cool off wednesday. thursday, cool, 68. friday, a chance of shower s but cool and dry for trips. they host michigan next saturday. that's a tough match up. michael. thank you, howard. still to come, hilton hacked. plus survivors of the crash in seattle are talking about the moment it slammed into a tour bus. 7: ♪ when was the last time you felt... free. it's time to uncover that feeling again. with the compassion and strength of a name... most accepted by top doctors and specialists. and the power of a card... that opens doors in all fifty states. giving you the freedom to love to dream to dance like no one is watching. carefirst blue cross blue shield. live fearless. i felt the back of the vehicle start to fishtail and as i turned my head, i head the driver say, oh no. >> he's one of the survivors about the duck boat. he speaks out about the impact. four people killed when the duck boat lost control and smashed into the side of a bus. 50 people injured. investigators are going to be looking into how the exceptionally wide duck boats can navigate the narrow lanes on the bridge where that crash occurred. people in the audience say it looked like a normal hit, but a new jersey high school quarterback died after getting injured on saturday night. murray walked off the field, and next thing you know, those in the audience said he was on the ground. he died a short-time later. murray was a great student at walton hills high school in new jersey. the cause of his death is unclear at this point. a reminder sunday morning, if your plans include riding metro. crews are working on five out of the six metro line. the orange, silver, and blue and yellow line trains will run every 24 minutes and the -- the green line is the only one that's operating as usual. first alert weather time. howard, take it away. >> mike, lots of clouds out there and showers. that's the case for today with a high of shower chances being west and south of town. we're looking at plenty of clouds and a couple of showers. highs today, likely in the mid-70s. we may get a degree or two warmer. it's not as breezy add yesterday. it was windy -- over 30 at times. we have 50s and low 60s in most of the year. 65 in patch river. 68 in reedville. and much of the shower activity to our west. we've had lighter showers coming through. you see them in fairfax and montgomery. everything lifting towards the north. we have wet streets. best chances for rain tuesday night. more on that coming up. michael. the fess tive holiday season may be months away, but lester foster tells you what retailers are trying to do to get you geared up for gift giving and shopping. >>reporter: some businesses started rolling out the lay away plans. walmart launched his free lay away service in august, so shoppers can get a start on the hot holiday toys and toys r us followed suit. and sears has the same deal, but customers will have to pay between 5 and $10 for the service. a lay away plan might be a good option to help you stay on budget and keep the holiday gifts from prying eyes at home. lester foster, wusa 9. in why money this morning, if you stayed in hilt on hotels, keep an eye on your bank and credit card accounts. there's a data beach. they believe it happened between july -- the hack could date back as far as november 2014. a reminder, hilt on owns a lot of hotel brand names like embassy, hampton inn. a huge recall alert for hyundai drivers. sonata has a dangerous engine problem. hyundai is going to fix it for free, and the company is recalling 2009-2011 -- a faulty light switch is the problem. minimum wage is set to hit $11 an hour this thursday, and the city is wrestling with the idea of raising it to $19 an hour over the next five years. the federal minimum wage is $7.25. the tsa is on track to set a record for the number of guns it has confiscated across the united states this year. that's one of the surprising items that passengers try to get passed security. advice van cleave reports. >>reporter: it took just two days to fill this table full of prohibited items passengers tried to bring through tsa airport at dallas airport. items like stun guns, ninja throwing starts, replica guns and nun chucks. >> it's baffling. it seems like this could be a weapon. >> it's baffling. >> scott johnson is the federal security director at dallas. >> i'll ask a passenger direct to the face, do you have anything prohibited in the bag. no, we open up the bag and they'll have a knife and a gun. >> there's 336,000 followers, it's an attempt to get the word out about what not to bring. the most serious of course, firearms. through august, officers stopped nearly 1900 nationwide, 18 at dallas alone. >> we got a 357 magnum out here at the check point. >> despite the successes, they're concerned about what's not being caught after details after an inspector general report leaked. they failed 67 of 70 tests allowing undercover agents to bring potential weapons through check points. bringing a firearm or concealing a weapon like a knife or -- it can result in knives. chris van cleave. coming up on wusa 9, john joins us with an interview with the speaker of the house, john boehner. many as the season shifts, change is on its way. and with change, comes opportunity. it's up to you to seize it. ♪ this autumn, find your opportunity at cadillac. the 2015 cadillac srx. get this low-mileage lease from around $399 per month, or purchase with 0% apr financing. ♪ if your kids love science, there was an amazing opportunity of -- astronauts got an experience. >> nassau space center -- nasa space center opened up their doors. hundreds of people attended saturday's open house which celebrated the 25th anniversary of the hubble space launch. it includes engineering and those say it's a rare opportunity to get a look at science in their own backyard. >> it's the only day out of the year that we open up our doors to the public, and it gives everyone a chance to see what we're about. you get to see the exciting missions we're working on. we have a lot of exhibits, tours, so it's a great opportunity for people to see what's going on in their own backyard with science. >> they last opened their doors in 2011. >> cool place. stay tuned. the landmark music festival kicks off. alt jay and the festival is raising money to improve and preserve the national mall. the doors open at 11:00 a.m. and the tickets are 105 bucks a piece. it's 7:30. stopping chifrn from dying in hot cars. what one mother is doing to make sure you don't forget to check the backseat. plus going beyond the body mass index chart. how there may be a better way to find some hidden health problems. and we're still dealing with a couple of mainly light showers this morning. most of the activity is west of the -- we've had a few coming through the metro. i'll have the rest of good morning, and thank you for joining us on wusa 9. i'm mike hydeck. a local shelter is celebrating an important milestone. we'll take you there live. the finger pointing begins on who is responsible for a deadly stampede that has killed more than 700. and john boehner sits down with his first interview after calling it quits. we're going to talk with face the nation john dickerson about that. i'm meteorologist howard bernstein. a lot of you are waking up to clouds. we're glad you're with you. the best -- i'm mike hydeck. and meteorologist howard berstein. >> we'll be in the low 60s and 70s and with a lot of luck, we'll see that lunar eclipse. that's tonight, but the clouds are making it tough. i do want to give you that day planner for sunday. there's folks that have a lot of outdoor plans. my wife is running a big race in rocksville. they're drive and running. well, not at the same time. 66 this morning at 10:00. by 4:00, 74. we have clouds and no rain drops, they will be a couple of showers here and there. it looks like the better chances will be south and west of washington. not as windy as yesterday, but we have breeze winds at 10 to 15 miles-per-hour. mid-50s where we've seen showers. we'll look at that in a moment. 62 in dc. packs river -- we're watch ing everything lift south to north with a couple of lighter showers generally coming through washington. it's towards reynold county. another batch the showers coming in. we had it 40 minutes ago. you can see from prince -- over towards alexandria and mcclain, this is going to come through arlington and dc. fairfax, you're seeing a scattering of showers towards eastern latern and the heaviest rain near junction 522 headed towards berkeley springs and hancock. michael. thank you, howard. the animal shelter has been saving stray and neglected animals for more than 40 years. they have overcome recently a tragedy. we have more on their new start and a celebration. surae. >>reporter: yes, a new start. they are recovering slowly here. here are some of the cute animals that's up for adoption, and today the animal shelt certificate celebrating 40 years here in prince william county. the head care taker, talk about this exciting day. >> we're excited to open up our public and bring in veterinarians and rescue groups to show off what we have in this community to help animals find homes here. we're excited to have people tour the shelter and adopt animals from us. >> like this little guy, lucky. >> he's the best favorites. he's 12-year-old and female said. she's a sponsored home. she would like to get out of the shelter as soon as possible. >> you're inviting 12-4. >> there's lots of activity. we have a moon bounce and face painting. we have a photo booth going on and a micro chip going and we have rescue groups. they'll be raffles and there's a look-a-like contest, and a best trick contest and there's demonstrators like our k-9 improvement group. >> suzette, tell us how sad it was putting down animals. >> it was heart breaking. we care for these animals daily, and for this to happen, it was a rough week for the staff. we're hoping today's event will bring joy to our staff and shelter here. >> thank you so much. an emotional week. thank you suzette. >> they're slowly recovering and animals look healthy. that's the latest in prince william animal shelter. surae chinn. >> thank you. one man is dead and two others in the hospital after an early morning shooting in southeast dc. around 12:30, police found three men with gunshot wounds on evans word. there's no word on a suspect in this case. last weekend, evans -- 22-year-old ryan anthony of german town has been charged with first-degree murder following a deadly hit-and-run of a pedestrian in marilyn. he admitted to intentionally hitting 21-year-old dean mcdonald. they said the knew each other. >> investigators believe there were some working relationship where mr. salandey may have had music or produced music and mr. mcdonald may have been formatting it for him. investigators believes there may have been some dispute over that exchange or transaction. >> salandey is being held without bond for first-degree murder. two dozen kids have died in hot cars. now a denver mother is trying to stop that from happening. she believes she has developed a way to avoid these tragedies. with three young boys and another on the way, hodges put together a steering wheel cover to remind drivers to check the backseat for little ones. >> i was trying to think of something cute and simple to remind parents that their children are in the car. >> she has a kick starter campaign. there's memorable things on the steering wheel. thousands are returns as the hodge islamic pilgrimage comes to an end. >> this year's hodge which -- include -- it led to an escalation of intentions across the union. john has more on this last day of worship. >>reporter: over shadowed by tragedy, muslims took part in the annual pilgrimage. the retreat to over 2 million people this year. special forces were brought in to direct foot traffic near the so called stoning of the devil. the symbolic ritual is the last step of hodge and it's the sight where earlier this year, many took their last living steps. thursday's massive stampede killed hundreds. this morning, during a speech at the un, the president of iran demanded an investigation in what has been called the worst tragedy to strike the kingdom in a quarter century. this, after the saudi health -- they blamed the pilgrimage saying they did not follow directions. but some say it caused over crowding and panic. >> i can't blame the government because -- i can blame the government because they didn't control. i was there. >> nearby iran, protestors took to the street shouting down to the monarchy. 30 irans were killed. john, cbs news london. still ahead this morning , this republican presidential candidate is holding a rally in our area tonight. we'll tell you where coming up. plus heads up, cis fans, one of the stars is talking about returning for tonight's series finale. we have wet streets in the metro. i have the umbrella because we have lighter showers coming through. first alert doppler is showing the heaviest activity well off to our west. it's not going to be an all day rain. that's good news. i'll have your sunday aez 's welcome back. 7:41 sunday morning. if you're waking up, you're going to wake up to chilly temperatures. 50s and 60s. >> you're going to need the jackets and a little rain gear and maybe later on. the bulk of the showers is going to be west. >> a lot of people headed outside. fine. >> there could be a passing shower, but i'm thinking we're in good shape. >> it's relative. let's show you first alert doppler this morning because was have been tracking light showers and moderate ones. they have been out to the west moving across 522 coming out of northern and western virginia. here in town, we've had light showers. you see them coming from the south from western charles towards dale city and moving to the north, north. up 395 -- and the prince georgia county through -- wilson bridge looks clear. and also national harbor and coming towards northeast arlington and into downtown. fairfax county, we have showers coming towards spring field and also approaching tyson and western part of the country -- towards sterling if -- sterling and this is lifting. spotty showers. the heaviest stuff, i said it a moment ago at 522, north of winchester moving up towards 881. these areas out to the west. this is the heaviest stuff we're seeing. cross junction, north berkeley springs, this is headed your way. washington county will have to watch out. light showers -- over to peceville frederick county is cloudy. occasional showers mainly west and south of town. we'll get to the 7-day in a moment. temperatures in the low to mid-70s for highs with a northeasterly wind at 5 to 10 miles-per-hour. if we're lucky, we'll see the lunar eclipse. it will have an orange look to the moon. maximizing or maximum 10:47 and total eclipse at 11:21 before pulling away at midnight. that's iffy for us. mike said it was chilly for us. he's right. southern maryland, middle 60s. there's a threat for a couple of showers here and there. south and west. 75. tomorrow, a few showers. 79. tuesday, shower s s and storms -- showers and storms and potentially a weather alert day. we could use the heavy rain. your 7-day forecast. 80 on tuesday, but by wednesday, a lingering showers and low 70s and look at the cooler weather, thursday, friday, and saturday with a chance of showers friday. right now, terps are home with michigan at home. it looks okay for now. highs in the 60s. >> thank you, howard. in today's health alert, bass -- bmi charts tells if a person is overweight or obese. but some say the charts do not give an accurate picture of your health. there's a fast scanner that can pinpoint what your real health risks are. >> suzanne kayaks. >> i fall right in the normal range. my weight has been normal for the past 25 years. >> imagine her surprise when her doctor told her she had a fat problem. >> your weight and pounds does not necessarily reflect how much stat you have nor does it reflect where the fat is located. >> pop belly or abdominal fat is more risky than fat carried on the hips or butt fact. the doctor -- >> 20% of the people with normal bmi, normal height and weight were greater than the 75th percentile for the skinny fat. >> a wake up call for suzanne when she had a scan that calculates your -- this detects all of your lean and fat body mass, and most importantly where you carries it. suzanne was what doctors call skinny fat. >> i was shocked. i had no other indicators to lead me to think this was a situation. >> but there's fat skinny people who are overweight on bmi charts -- dr. max gomez, cbs new new york. >> this special body competition uses low radiation. the same you would get on a cross country flight. it runs about $185 and the visit is usually not covered by insurance. okay. so what would you do to get a glimpse of pope francis? many in philadelphia, it meant sleeping on the street last night. alexandria is in the street of brotherly love. gathering continues to grow. good morning. >>reporter: good morning, mike. it's great to check back in with you this morning. these people make this look easy. this is for many, the second night in a row that people have slept in the -- trying to get a view of the pope. look how joyous this celebration has been. this is indicative of this event. many energized from the events last night. we had the free concert on the parkway near the art museum with rocky steps. that's the area where we're at. today that day is going to be contemplated. this is the day that pope francis is going to lead mass at 4:00 in the parkway. the singing that was used last night was transformed by workers working through the evening hours. that stage has been transformed into an alter and that alter is going to stand as a front of this parkway. he'll be able to look all the way down and that's why people are out here and celebrating songs and joy so early. they're so excited for the mass led by their holy father. many were able to get a glimpse of him yesterday and they only want more. a very exciting day here in philadelphia. he's going to start with a visit to a seminary and he's going to visit a philadelphia prison which is -- we have cameras inside. that's going to be an interesting thing to look at. there has been a loss of anticipation here. we're here on the parkway where excitement is building for those who is ready to see the holy father. in the ben franklin parkway. mike, back to you. >> i hope you can hear me with the chanting and singing. there was one estimate that upwards of 1 million people may see this mass. does that sound right? >> you know what, yesterday they were still saying -- they were saying 5 million. we thought that was bold during the preparatory stages, but as yesterday went on, we saw more and more people come to this city. that's something that everybody did not anticipate. so whether that will happen today, i guess we'll have to say. judging from the crowd we're seeing now, i think i saw maybe 3 dozen people sleeping out in the parkway yesterday. so if this is any indication what today is going to be, it's going to be busy, but very joyous. >> off live in philadelphia for us this morning, we appreciate your time. have a great day. okay. we're going now to continuing coverage on that deadly duck boat crash in seattle. the left front axial of the duck boat was seared off. the thorough investigators do not know if the boats were already damaged before the collision with this charter bus. carter evans has more. >>reporter: witnesses say the ride the ducks boat had a mechanical problem with the wheel before the driver lost control and went into a tour bus. tim snapped this picture. >> just as i was doing that, i felt the back of the vehicle start to fishtail and as i turned my head, i heard the driver say "oh, no." >> katie moody was ones also on the duck boat. >> i remember waking up on the freeway and i saw people running towards us. >> people, you know, that got stuck in the accident, all of a sudden, like every good samaritan do, they came to help. >> seeing good people is amazing. >> investigating will look at how the duck boat navigate the roads where the accident occurred. all of the passengers on the bus were foreign exchange students attending -- earl is with the tsnb. >> we're investigated in the crash. >> the company who owns the duck boat asked for all inspections but they have -- a shocker in a house of the us representatives this week. today on face the nation, john boehner on his decision to step down from the house speaker seat. john dickerson joins us live with a preview of the program. good morning, john. >> hey, mike. good morning. we're excited to talk to john boehner about what he's going to get done before he leaves, his decision, who he's going to hand the reigns off to, and the health of house and also of course he had that amazing visit with the pope this week, and we're going to talk to bernie sanders on the democratic side. polls out showing him doing well, and we'll talk to john cassat. he's also a close friend of john boehner's. >> john, were you shocked by the speaker's announcement or did it look more and more likely because of the rift in the republican party. >> when i looked at my questions that i've been preparing for a week and a half, the first one was, how long are you going to stay and would you go out on a high note after the pope's visit. so there was discussion about when he would leave the congress, but no one was expecting this timing. >> mr. boehner known as a catholic. it doesn't get better than this. i might as well step down. >> exactly. as one of his friends said, it's a good time to drop the mic. >> that's what we thought too. what about the person who is likely to take his place? from some of your reporting, he's more liberal than bain ear. >> mcarthy -- this congressman said that mcarthy is no conservative, but they said this is a management job, so giving the conservatives more room is something that mcarthy might be able to do even if he doesn't share all of their positions. once you give the conservatives more room, you lose those of the conference. it won't get easier for mcarthies. it won't have -- >> john dickerson, thank you for joining us live. you can see john at 10:30. do not miss "face the nation." still to come here this morning, hear from the new host of the daily show. that program gets set to return to air. welcome back. the wait is nearly over for the return of the daily show. >> it premieres tomorrow night with a new look and a new host. trevor noah takes -- john stewart left "comedy central" earlier this year. and noah is a south american native who brings something different. >> i'm not trying to replace john. i'm aiming to start a new legacy after john, and so replacing him in my mind, it sounds like the same thing, but it really isn't. you know, john has left. he has chosen to leave, so now i'm aiming the ship in the direction i think we can go on. >> the daily show premieres tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. a stampede at an arizona music festival sends several to hospital. plus we're following a fatal shooting in southeast sea. we have the latest at the top of the hour. and it looks like cloudy skies will prevail much of the day and some of us are waking up to rain. we'll let you know how much more of t it's 8:00 if you're waking up. thanks for joining us. pope francis almost done with his visit to the united states. we take you live to philadelphia as the city shows brotherly love for the pontiff before he leaves today. come on. >> the prince william county animal shelter celebrates 40 years. they've been taking in all sorts of animals for the last four decades. i'm surae chinn, that story coming up. up and arms over firearms. he's trying to run a business, but parents do not want a gun store next to a virginia gun store. >> i'm mike berstenin -- >> it's going to be a dreary start, but not a washout. >> you may encounter drops and wet roads. most soccer games are going to happen as well. the heaviest showers we've been seeing overnight and early this morning has been west of us out towards areas west of the interstate 81. here's an outside with our day planner for monday. our forecast, i should say. for sunday, getting ahead of myself. the warmest temperatures will be south and east of us. they'll be a few showers with the best chances being south and west of us. some came up at 7:00. temperatures this morning, 50s and 60s with the warmest of the 66. you see a couple down to our south and east. upper 40s in the mountain to mid-and upper 50s to many years to the west of i-95. as far as the first alert doppler, showers, light ones moving north, and slightly east of north. we've had a couple of slight showers come through dc. you see them now and we're watch this area. they stream north. prince georgia's county crossing route 50 coming from central avenue. and clinton seeing a few showers down towards indian head. got some lighter showers here in fairfax and in towards eastern lowden. u not a great -- not a great day. more unsettled weather in our future. mike. how. police are investigating a fatal shooting in southeast dc. at around 12:30 this morning, police found three men with gunshot wounds on elvin's road. last week, elvin's road was a scene of a homicide. pope francis is wrapping up his 3-city tour of the city. he turned his focus on the family last night at a huge event in philadelphia. dawn champion joins us live with the latest from the city of brotherly love where francis wraps up his trip today. dawn. >>reporter: it was a star studded affair as the family leading festival on saturday night. mark wahlberg led the event with the singing of aretha franklin. the biggest star of all was pope francis. >> francis dished most of his remarks and smoke passionately about the need of families in today's society. >> we need -- let us look at families. let's protect the family, each family that our future is at [indiscernible]. >> the pope did acknowledge he doesn't have a family of his own to have to deal with, and he shied away from some of the more sensitive topics. >> i won't speak about mines though. >> earlier in the day, pope francis went to independence hall where the colonials declared independence from britain. and the freedom attracts people to america this day. >> dawn champion reports. the pope is heading back to the vatican at 8:00 tonight. police in fairfax is investigating a use of force -- an officer using a taser on a suspect. police tells us the man was arrested on a larceny charge, and that he refused medical treatment after being tased. the department is investigating the officer's use of the taser. prince william county say that reed killed her wood bridge roommate after a domestic incident. warren was found dead friday at the home they shared. he was stabbed. wright was suffering from self inflected wounds and taken to the hospital. parents and neighbors protesting now, the opening of a new gun store in mcclain. >> the issue, the store is located only a few feet away from an elementary school. a nova firearms opened for business on saturday. it's just around the corner from the franklin elementary school. the store is legally allowed to be open, but the parents are concerned about their kid's safety. >> they're exercising their right to free speech, and we're exercising our right to carry and open up a legal business where we can. >> the gun store used to be located 3 blocks away from a school. police in german town said a man admitted to intentionally hitting another man with his car in clarksburg. 22-year-old ryan anthony was charged with murder. he struck and killed mac daniel. sandy and mcdaniel were involved in an argument over a business. a fire near a pep -- montgomery county firefighters used five engines, three tankers and four brush trucks to bring this fire under control. they were dousing the fire around midnight and no one was hurt. several concert goers were injured after several people rushed the stage. nine people are in the hospital. witnesses tell cbs station in phoenix that the people were trampled on the unrurally crowd. parents were trying to find their children. >> she got stomped on and her best friend tried to hold her. when she called me, she said i needed to hurry up and get over here or else the ambulance was going to take her away. >> the organizers shut the music f and they directed people to the exits. taking a closer look at the inter workings of an animal shelter. >> the prince -- they're opening their doors to give you a like. surae chinn is live. hi, surae. >>reporter: hello, good morning. that's right. they do do a lot of things i had no idea such as training. we have the trainer here at the prince william county animal shelter. who do we have and who are you going to share? >> this is a 10-year-old boxer released by the owner, and to get her out and about, we try to run them through our agility course. >> tell us what you're doing? >> we're bathing the dog. >> how do you try to control and make them listen? >> just with my voice and hand signals and we go slow. this is the first time she goes on the agility course. >> wow! this is risky here. >> good job. sit. yes. good. yes. >> not bad. not bad. >> on, on. and >> and you're going to be doing a demonstration later on today during the -- >> yes, ma'am. >> during the open house. >> we're going to be demonstrating our agility dog training. they're start from 10:30 to 9:00. we're going to have students in the class on tuesday and thursdays, demonstrating what they have learn. they have come so far and it makes a huge difference. the dogs turned into the shelter will not come in. they stay with their owners. >> if you could give one advice to dog owners who would like to have more obedient dogs, what would you tell the owner? >> come to our class. >> how do you get to know your dog? >> with a lot of play and a lot of controlled play, and of course obedience, establishing leadership, it's very important. and to -- going to the obstacle course builds a nice bond with your animal, and then socialization is important. >> you offer free train ing at the prince wilam county shelter. one of the many things they offer here. they've been in town for 40 years. live in prince william county, surae chinn. thank you, surae. still to come, a fear of spiders, a lighter and a gas pump. can you imagine what happens next. plus it's called a virtually kidnapping, but this scam is becoming all too real for some. and as john boehner makes his exit from the house of representatives, what his resignation means for the republican party. howard. mike, finally need to use the umbrella. a few showers coming through the northwest part of washington, dc. as we look at first alert doppler, a lot of showers, but they're light, and most are west of the us this morning. throughout the day, they'll be west of us. back with your sunday forecast in we're following campaign 2016 this morning. republican presidential candidate ben carson will be in loudonun. the doors open at six. the race is onto replace house speaker john boehner and the step next str the gop could have an impact on the republican party as they head into the presidential election year. alyana gold man has more. >>reporter: it has honor. >> the leaders have to be able to work with each other -- >> trust each other to find the common ground to get things done. and so the congress stays focused on what is important to the american people, they'll get along fine. >> but hope may be internal. boehner's departure is to bring more term oil to congress. >> god bless you. >> the next speaker will be tested immediately presiding over a republican caucus where there's showdowns with the president late they are fall. majority later kevin mcarthy. he's a prolific fundraiser, but he has risen as an ali of boehner's. conservative activist cheered his resignation as they gathered in washington to hear from presidential hopefuls. >> it's good and it's time, and it's time for somebody else to go in there. >> like donald trump who has his friend the republican field campaigning as an outsider, promising to take on the political establishment. family researcher -- conservatives are looking for a speaker with that same combative spirit. >> americans, conservatives who put republicans in the majority are tired of the republican -- waiving a white flag. they want them to fight. >> juliana goldman reporting. we're tracking metro delays. crews are out today working on five out of the six metro lines. on the orange, silver, blue, and yellow lines, trains are going to run every 24 minutes. the trains on the red line will arrive every 10 to 20 minutes and the green light operating as usual. there's an injured woman off a cruise ship. it was 55 miles north of north carolina shoreline. when the call came in armor an 80-year-old woman suffering from head trauma. she was airlifted to duke university hospital where she's listed in stable condition. well, it is looking even more unlikely that you're going to be able to watch that super moon tonight here in the district. >> yeah, clouds are hanging tough. we had breaks yesterday after afternoon. with luck, we'll see that again. we're due for a lunar eclipse coupled with a super moon. the moon looks larger than it aushly is. if-- it begins after 8:00. it last for an hour or two. the next eclipse isn't going to happen until 2033. nasa is going to stream it. clouds are hanging tough. as we check it out on first alert doppler, well, not the clouds, but you're looking at the rain drops showing up here on first alert doppler. everything is mostly south to north and maybe northeast. we've had light showers coming through. these are nuisance sprinkles that we're dealing with. a couple of light ones here in southwestern prince, georgia county. we see it out of the arlington area from the pentagon coming through capitol hill and through college park and prince george park. most has lifted north of 50 towards the beltway. vw parkway. pullsville, german town, ááclarksberge, light showers for you. it's going to lift towards carroll county. here in west virginia, coming up 5:22 out of cross junction towards berkeley springs. this stuff moving towards clear spring. west of hagerstown make it to hancock. for those in frederick county, it has been cloudy, but dry. we'll see clouds today, a couple of showers here and there. mid-70s. and looks like the clouds are going to hang tough. here's the future cast. by lunch time, not that much green on the map. green represents the rain here. we'll take you to southwestern georgia. better chances of that. tomorrow, we have a cloudy start and perhaps sun here and there, and a couple of showers are going to pop in the evening hours from the east moving our way. it looks like tuesday, as a front approaches -- today, it look like it will be rather wet. later on in the afternoon with showers and storms. 66 tonight. again, just a few shower s. a few showers monday. 79. i do think most of the time it's going to be dry, but tuesday is a possibly yellow weather alert day, and maybe a probably one with showers and storms more likely. highs around 80. as we check out the 7-day forecast, wednesday lingering showers. 72. thursday, cool. it's really going to feel like autumn on thursday which i believe is the beginning of october. friday, a chance of showers, 66. saturday night, michigan visits college park. >> oh, boy. >> that's going to be touch one. high in the 60s. thanks, mike. as the pope wraps up his trip in the united states, some businesses are using coins, cut outs and bobble heads. and one man turned his bobble head company into a pop up pope visit. >> since the pope has been announced we have been -- >> time, the number one best selling bobble head on amazon, the pope bobble head of course. the fbi is warning the public about something called virtually kidnapping. criminals call people claiming they have abducted a love one, and then they demand ransom. several cities are seeing an increase. reya met one company -- >> i actually believed them. >>reporter: still worried about their safety, this mother and daughter agreed to talk to us without revealing their name. >> how much money -- >> they're victims of a scam called virtual kidnapping. >> he said i have your brother and he had a blow to the head and bleeding out. >> the kidnapper demanded thousands of dollars to return him. >> my brother is going to shoot this guy. >> agent erik says several organizations use these scams to make money. >> thousands of dollars in ransom. and you're talking about a criminal organization that is capable of doing more than one kidnapping at a time. >> the perpetrators use social media to research their victims, paying close attention to where they live, places they commonly visit and connected friends. the fbi seen an increase in places like new york, nevada, texas, and california. this family never paid money. minutes after hanging up, they were able to get in touch with their loved ones. >> family is family, and when someone plays a game with your family, it's hard to forget. >> cbs news, los angeles. now, the fbi says criminal prosecution of these cases is unlikely because the cell numbers they're calling from are often untraceable. authorities say if you get one of these calls, contact police immediately. there's a prison program that's giving dogs a get out of jail free -- it's aimed at training shelter dogs in ohio. the goal is to get dogs adopted. sometime women training the dogs are serving life sentences while some are serving time for less violent time. >> when you're locked up, it's hard to have too many emotions towards people you don't know, and it's hard to get close to people, but when you have a dog, you have a bond that's for life. >> the dogs live in the cells with their trainer. the program works on finding homes for dogs who are hard to place. if you could be a super hero for a day, who would you? >> superman. >> superman? >> batman, the car. kids in madison wisconsin are taking part this weekend in the super hero camp. they went through test including a rope training and martial arts training. >> it's more of a bonding opportunity for the kids to get together and do something fun with their parents out in the fresh air, enjoying nature, enjoy, some mental challenges and physical challenges and pretty much spending time being a kid together. >> it would be fun to be a counselor there today. the camp is so popular, it sold out two years in a row. it's 8:22. one man is dead, two others injured after an early morning shooting in southeast dc around 12:30 this morning on elvins road. police in fairfax county are investigating use of force incident. it came to light after a you tube video surfaced showing an officer using a taser on a suspect. police tells us the man was arrested on a larceny charge, and he refused medical treatment after being tasered. this prince william county woman is locked up accused of killing her wood bridge room mite. wright stabbed ryan to death and shot herself. she recovered from those wounds. still to come this morning, how much do you hate spiders? wait until you see the lengths one man went through in the efforts to kill a creepy crawler. before we head to break, pets you love to snuggle with. pet pick 9. >> beautiful dog. nice eyes. >> her capat nping with the violets -- very cozy. and finally this morning, thanks. he's one of our regulars. he's rudy with a pet pick 9. he has a pet rabbit. we love to put your pet on it's intelligent enough to warn of danger from virtually anywhere. it's been smashed, dropped and driven. it's perceptive enough to detect other vehicles on the road. it's been shaken, rattled and pummeled. it's innovative enough to brake by itself, park itself and help you steer. it's been in the rain... the cold... and dragged through the mud. introducing the all-new mercedes-benz gle. it's where brains meet brawn. okay. do not try this at home or even at a gas station for that matter. >> oh, yeah. a man pumping gas in detroit attempts to kill a spider. no, not by stomping on it, but you guessed it. by sitting it on fire. who does that? >> this guy does. the spider crawled near his fuel tank. the man lit his lighter and fiery erupted around him. gas station staff were shocked. >> we seen it on camera. you dumb so and so. do you know gas go boom. >> no kidding. >> the man wasn't hurt, but the gas station staff said he apologized. no word about the spider. >> by the way, the spider got away. just kidding. >> that will do it for this sunday. i'm mike former governor martin o'malley argues heil stl has a fighting chance to win the 2016 democratic nomination. >> and now that house speaker john boehner is levering, is a government shut down less likely? i'm susan page. >> and i'm derek mcginty, and this is capital download. good morning, and welcome to capital download. all right, susan, a huge week here in washington. first the pope rolls in, and then house speaker john boehner announces he's rolling out. >> this morning we goalie interference penalty with our report -- with our reporter's round table, john boehner is calling it quits as of the end of next month. >> joining us now around the table, john with the baltimore