thanksgiving. two of three robbery suspects under arrest tonight. another still on the run after police tracked them down in southeast dc. matt is live where this all started. reporter: it was about 5:00 this evening, allegedly robbed this barbershop. they refused to pull over. the chase was o. it ended on the 5300 block. when the driver fell out of the van in critical condition suffering from a gunshot wound. that was not conflicted by an officer. it s unclear where or how it happened. there were three handguns recovered at the scene. a second suspect was quickly suspect made a run for it. the police officer chased him. the suspect turned and fired single shot at officer, he missed. initial ly you have that adrenaline rush, you want to make sure your guys are okay. it could have ended another way. we re thankful to god for his grace and protecting our reporter: the suspect that fired on that officer has been caught. as for the officer that was fired upon, he stayed o
bring in bikers from all over the country. leon: roz plater is covering the story. : there are thousands [no audio] roz: they call it the sound of freedom, the roar and sounds of bikers rolling into d.c. over memorial day weekend. they come from across the country, veterans of war, family and friends, all here for the 29th rolling thunder. [bell tolls] roz: at the national all cathedral, the mourning bell sounds, honoring missing and lost veterans. and the blessing of the bikes kicks off the three-day event. the camaraderie this weekend helps heal some old wounds. it s a hard time, but we come down and talk reminder that some are still struggling. i m dealing with ptsd myself. it s getting better, but it s a different life. roz: the vets want to remind you who are.o.w. and mia s still unaccounted for, whose families never got closure. the government needs to do more. hopefully we will not be wearing the patches. a lot of what happens this symbols, andout there was a powerf
the cheek, the panhandleer managed to pull out a pack of cigarette from his pocket and used a pen to write down johnson license plate number. the police went to that house where they also found a tomahawk stashed. leon: thanks, kevin. rough evening commute today for folks taking commuter trains south from union station. a fire on the rail bridge between the district and virginia halted rail traffic for a while. the bridge is open and there will be delays. amtrak, v.r.e. and the freight trains are affected but metro is not by this one. no injuries. the cause of the fire is under investigation. michelle: we are going to a long holiday weekend. you may have motessed a familiar sound this time of year. it s rolling thunder time. jonathan elias has been out with the riders for the the past couple of hours and is live at a gathering spot in fairfax. how is it going out th when you hear a hog go by, deafening roar of one. but there will be 300,000 for the memorial day ride. they hav
likely more heat advisories for the next few days. temperatures still running most spots low-to-mid 90s. leesburg still 97 degrees. when you factor in the humidity, feels like 103 in pats river. our heat index is 103 at the moment. we are watching a couple of thunderstorms. there is a little boundary up here. there is much drier north of the pennsylvania turnpike. that s helped to kick thunderstorms, strong ones, south of pittsburgh. also moving towards northeastern maryland. we have seen a little bit of thunderstorm activity from hagerstown to frederick. a little shower or two from dickerson trying to move down towards boyd and germantown, maybe clarksburg. not much relief from that. tonight most temperatures in the 70s, near 80 in town. as we look at the next few days, i just got to show you the temperatures that i m expecting here along with the heat index values. upper 90s, tomorrow, tuesday 97. maximum values could be as high as 108. better by wednesday and thursday. i g
save a woman s life. pkg david schuman people docking their boats here after a beautiful day on callville bay were shaken to hear the news that a woman died out there snorkeling today. one family listened to the weekend like this. we ve never heard over the radio a mayday or anything as disturbing as this. butt with 051217 she had been unresponsive for five minutes, wasn t breathing, foaming at the mouth. caution tape wrapped the marina.as park rangers investigated the death spoke to her shocked family members. lake mead officials say the woman had been snorkeling without a life jacket and friends saw her come to the surface unconscious. it was the final tragedy of the busy weekend coming after a man and a young girl were airlifted to umc with critical injuries because of a tubing accident on lake mohave. the national park service says the tube s rope snapped and the riders were whipped to the shore. 045435 tom dye, boater it happen. accidents happen. that was the sun