about this threat. news never stops on news 4. we will let you know on the latest on the search of the robot of the white pickup truck behind me and we will post the information on the nbc washington app and facebook and twitter on nbc washington. live here on the national mall, i m shomari stone, news 4. troubling new details tonight about a shooting that left a 7-year-old boy wounded in the district. that comes on the heels of a violent day in the district. two people killed in five separate shootings yesterday. pat collins in southeast as police try to track down suspects. pat? reporter: broad daylight gun violence in our city. in this case the victim is a 7-year-old boy. in this case, police say the boy was with adults. in this case they say when the bullets started flying the adults ran away and left the boy alone. you thoughtha was going to die, didn t you? i did. i did. my heart i tried so hard to keep his eyes open and i was praying so loud and she was p
just last month, the seven- year-old girl was shot not too far from here. a stray bullet hit her. this is constantly going on in southeast. reporter: the gunfire came within earshot of a church. those at a baby shower inside prayed for the young victim. police tell us the boy s injurys are serious but he will survive. pete muntean, wusa9. thank you very much pete. and there is a detour for drivers in one northwest washington neighborhood after a tree came crashing down. neighbors blame the wet and rainy weather for the fallen tree there. the 60-year-old oak crashed into a toyota tacoma. they say the whole situation could have been a lot worse. we are glad it happened on a saturday and there is an elementary school. that is where a lot of parents drop off and pick up their vehicles. it was an empty vehicle, a saturday afternoon. we are thankful nobody was hurt. ironically, they had planned to trade in that suv tomorrow for another car. well, let s check out and
It’s a drastic change from November when KFOR reported how health complications and other life circumstances stopped Ms. Boyd from making much needed repairs on her Northeast OKC home for years.