pack quite a punch. temperatures in the 60s. 64 in prince george s county. 63 in winchester. 68 in arlington. future weather here shows a building up of clouds by noontime. andhit-and-miss rain showers that linger into the evening. then another chance showers between 8:00 and 10:00. the dog-walking forecast, a cute tip anothereason q-tip. another reason to unemployment ip who names their child q-tip? i love -tip, and there s been a donation to the human rescue alliance to add to your family. temperatures in the 1980s. i wish that chicken were ready. we ve got a take from yesterday, we d be set. from laurel, 198, only thing getting by the paving. it looks aan lot better th it did before. you probably can still commit to northbound bw parkway. northbound 270 before middlebrook lane, two left lanes getting by the work zone. northbound at randall circle, a crash blocking the right side. h that s beennging around for a while. northeast, southbound 270 at benning, righ
lay dying up by the metro station one of the shooters tried to get away driving down the wrong side of s street. scary to look at him? i don t even want to look at him. i guess somebody that pointed a gun at you, i don t want to look at him. reporter: this uber driver said he will never forget the gunman s face. this guy right here has a gun to his left. reporter: he picked him out immediately from the surveillance tape released by d.c. police. and he comes out of the sun roof? yeah, ya. reporter: and point yeah. reporter: and points the gun right at you. the suspect was fleeing down the street as he was coming up it on the wrong side of the road did. you think he was going to pull the trigger? sure, i did, yes. reporter: did you think those were the last moments of your life? it was very like confusing for a situation like this. reporter: the man backed away and left the suspect pass before pulling up next to a cop trying to save the life of matthew s
like a couple feet. reporter: a couple of feet? uh-huh. reporter: roger ramirez angry, frustrated, temporarily homeless with the rest of his family, his basement so badly flooded emergency workers ordered his 14-year-old daughter holding tight to her brothers says this is the second time in six months that a broken water main has flooded their home. the water is in the room and we are afraid to you know, something happens with us. reporter: witnesses say the water burst through the median like a geyser, millions of gallons from a broken 68-year- old main under georgia avenue that crashed through the pavement and roared down the southbound lanes rolling into people s homes downhill. about. the second time in the second time in six months. same way like this time, same way. reporter: back live check out the traffic northbound outbound georgia avenue, miserable for blocks down that way. there are a total of about 42 families without water. the red cross wil
were people i gathered to watch fireworks. moments later, they were running for their lives. leon: jay korff has the latest. jay: french president francis holland believes the truck attack was an act of terror, though no group has taken responsibility yet. said they will be stronger than the fanatics. the picturesque promenade in nice turned into a savage scene of horror. people walking home from a fireworks display thursday night. witnesses say the driver of this white truck used his vehicle as a killing machine, striking and killing dozens. one woman described the driver as maneuvering the truck to mow down the maximum amount of people. we did not know what was going on. this was the time panel truck was going right across the area in front of us. peragging, 25, 30 miles hour, and it did so, just mowing through. the police say the driver was firing at the crowd from his truck. i saw a big white truck going through the pedestrians. the roads were blocked so cars could no
a man, 31 years of age. born in understand tunisia and d here. plaud into the crowd plowed into the crowd. france is again the target of a terror attack, this time in the southern coastal city of nice. france, as a whole, has to share this emotion, the solidarity with the victims, with the people close to them, their family. reporter: we are getting new details about the horrific attack and the man responsible. mohamed lahouaiej bouhlel drove an 18-ton truck two kilometers down the promenade des anglais where hundreds gathered to celebrate bastille day. the music was so loud, there was literally screaming and running. it was mass confusion. reporter: engaged in a gun was shot and killed. found in the passenger seat. in the truck, officials found a handgun, ammunition and a number of replica weapons. they also found his i.d. card. with only petty crimes in his background, he was previously unknown to intelligence services. whether nationally or locally, he had never be