family. reporter: he was a husband, a father, and a grandfather who helped others in more ways than one. march of dimes, yeah. he would come down and ask for a donation, and we would give him a donation. a nice guy. reporter: neighbors are dealing with both death and a massive clean up, and in prince george s county, repairs will have to begin after lightning struck an apartment building in greenbelt displacing about 36 people. fighting back tears in front of the damage com passion is caring for others. it s the only thing of valley. reporter: and she said she is thankful because her friends have set up a gofundme account to help to have purchase a new trailer. and rescued dogs made it out safely as well. and if you want to help them, we have a link on our website. just like the big storms, the heat wave is done for now. first alert chief meteorologist topper schutt is joining us. we haven t had many days this summer of rain but we have a yellow alert for
gun violence and more. we want justice under that flag or what the he well, l e hell is the use of paying allegiance to a flag under which we get no justice. reporter: and this is bruce johnson reporting from downtown washington for wusa 9. and louis farrakhan said that the 20th anniversary million man march on washington is open to everyone. today, a judge sentenced dzhokhar tsarnaev to die for the boston bombing that killed 3 and injuries two of 60 more. and he said that he learned the names and faces and said she was sorry. grateful that they came to that conclusion. for me, i think it was the just conclusion. tsarnaev s attorney told court that her client was willing to plead guilty a year ago and apologize but the government refused to deal. dozens are still cleaning up after a devastating storm last night. here s what s left from a woman s mobile home after a tree came down on top of her trailer. and a 79-year-old was killed when a tree fell on him, el
him in all four quadrants of the city. marion barry was held as a hero for the things he did and he embarrassed the people that loved him. i am not surprised. i think marion barry was a big figure. four turns as mayor and as city council member. brian: because there are a number of officials from virginia, not from virginia yet, but from maryland, public officials that are in jail. we wanted to do an update. let s start with i have some video of you interviewing someone that the audience might remember because of his father, ron brown. this is michael brown. he is in prison where? tom: he is in a small prison in alabama. a minimum security prison. it was a spectacular falling for michael brown. he had all of the gifts you could possibly want. from his father, ron brown who was so close to clinton. michael brown was not a lawyer. but he was paid a lot of money to work with law firms. he was elected to the council. he ran on his father s name. brian: he was on the city counci
like i said, as a parent, you want to protect your child and i felt like i wasn t there. so it looked awful. reporter: vanessa says she believes the attack on her son was carried out by students from a rival high school, students who were retaliating after a recent fight at potomac mills mall that drew police. vanessa says her son was not involved in that incident but saturday one oe attackers asked him earlier in the evening if he played basketball for freedom high school. he answered yes. and vanessa thinks he was targeted because of that. i m a forgiving person, but this has to stop. it has to stop. and you can t go around randomly picking kids just because. reporter: now, vanessa hopes by calling attention to the attack someone might come forward and name names. now, the victim stayed home from school today. his mom wanted t talk to school administratorbee returned. on news 4 6:0 i ll tell you about his plans going forward. reporting live from dale city, julie carey
work and city ethics reforms but acknowledged man want the gray matter wrapped up. he deserves to know one way or the other how this is going to proceed. i hope it s time to put it to rest one way or another. six people have pleaded guilty in the campaign including busine ma jeffrey thompson, who funded the operation. prosecutors said gray knew about it but gray denies wrongdoing and has not been charged. the scandal helpr lo his re-election b to reform candidate muebowser. mayor bowser said today the city has moved on. the gray case will have to work itself out. i ve always said that the u.s. attorneh to do his job, follow every ad and investigate, and i can t put a time line on that. reporter: ke about the gray investigation today he told news4 the investigation is continuing. who s going to continue it? who s in line, do you think, to replace him? and what are they going to do with the investigation? ron is going into private practice where before this. he said