reporter: they live in this home that is surrounded by firefighters. this is right off of dill hill road. they say officially no homes are threatened but learnly the flames were coming very close to this home. this is your home here. yes, it is. you drove out here 10-15 minutes ago. yes. they told us to evacuate as a precaution. how scary was it to look out your back window? [ technical difficulties ] . you feeling thankful they have a handle? yes. they are doing a great job. when we first came out, you can t see it now but the whole hillside was it will up. it looks like they got it contained. doing a great job. reporter: they certainly are. trevor and his family they woke up this morning and someone was knocking on the door telling them they needed to get out of their home. very scary situation in the middle of the night. as you remember here pam just 15-20 minutes ago when we got here this whole hillside behind us huge flames were coming from this hillside
ties holding. what cable? doesn t work the brakes? seen a zip tie is a red flag it and for taking immediate action. wow. we are all it has nothing to do. what a hypocrite. you are bunch of incompetent. not to be fired. all my daughter s birth pictures were and that therefore. may be right. we have team chaser coverage of the summer of commuting hell. we have ashley in new york and sibile, your chasing a part of the story where they are actually using zip ties to solve a technical problem on the trains. i want to start with ashley. ashley, you re in new york. sheena tucker from harlem is in a state of shock after the nightmare she experienced tuesday morning when the subway she was on derail. it was dark and allow boom. that was flames and sparks flying from the train. a lot of smoke. here s video she took of the chaos. she suffered a spinal injury after she was pushed and shoved by other frantic passengers. i was being trampled. so my back, i got pus
businesses are hoping all this hail is cleaned up soon. reporter: i m standing on top of one of these little hail clusters that have gathered overnight here near 72nd at the 99 supercenter . we did speak with businesses who say that they re spending all morning clearing the debris from their storefronts and we spoke with others who say there is simply they are simply not open for cause of all this flood damage. parking lots were covered in water and is much is ten to 12 inches of hail overnight. we took a walk around the area and thought larger clusters of this hail. people say they have never seen anything like this. disastrous. it usually the lot is clean. as you can see the lot across theestreet is nice and clean that s what this usually looks like. and now we have 3 feet of hail downed trees down the branches cars that can t move. -? we spoke with a car dealership owner in this area as well. he says while the cars around in his lot didn t see much hail damage they
clarified that antwan was referring to his stepfather. moments later, bernadette testified she heard several shots fired. prosecutors played a 911 call made by antwan s brother asking for help for newell who was lying on the ground with gunshot wounds. after the shooting, news 4 interviewed julie parker with the prince georges county police department. she said video of the shooting was captured on a neighbor s surveillance camera. the video very clearly identifies the victim in this case, detective newell working on a light fixture outside his home and the suspect very clearly walks up to him and shoots him multiple times. reporter: now the chief medical examiner who completed the autopsy on the dead and killed d.c. police officer testified that he was shot 19 times and he recovered 11 bullets from his body. if antwan james is found guilty, he faces up to life in prison without the possibility of parole. coming up at 6:00, why james mother says she believes it s her fau
on the way. he goes left. i heard eagles out there. [laughter] on april 27, our community experience with a real disaster is. e4 tornadoy, an tore through the heart of our city. 12% of our city was destroyed when 12.6% or housing was destroyed, thousands of people became homeless, and 7000 people became unemployed in just a matter of minutes. that same night of our local hospitals. it over 1200 injured, and we had four schools that were totally destroyed. it is appropriate sometimes that we can make light of ourselves, but i want to show you a few images that show what a disaster really looks like. 10 four. there were more than we could possibly answer. it was an overwhelming feeling. the look of desperation on faces, not willing were to go that knowing where to go not knowing how to get there. our primary this past dispatch channel was knocked out. one of the main things that you really need is gone. three fatalities here, to fatalities there. two critically injure