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few brocks away from this location. the place where charnice milton was shot. they remembered a life devoted to reporting on this community. >> every night we came home, that little girl had that light on. >> she dreamed of becoming a reporter. >> she would type up story after story after story after story. >> reporter: today, close to 100 people held hands and stood in silence to remember a woman who reported on every bit of southeast d.c. usually writing the stories everyone else seemed to forget. magazines with her writing laid on the grass and for 10 minutes, no one spoke. when it started to rain, they didn't move. milton wrote for capitol community news. >> charnice walked into my office and she was very shy. with a stutter. was not easy. and she convinced me that she

could be a reporter. she wrote over 100 stories for us. >> reporter: her editor assume he had would lose her to a big ier publication. >> --e -- bigger publication. i expected to write recommendations the rest of my professional life and watch her grow as a journalist. >> reporter: instead today he wrote an obituary. >> charnice was one i was not expecting to write. it was a wrenching experience. >> reporter: some people say the voice of a young reporter was silenced last week. but in this circle, as quiet as it seemed it could still be heard. >> i love that little girl with all my heart and all my soul because she never gave up. she never gave in. she never gave over. >> reporter: some of the people at that vigil came here around 9:40 to hand out these information flyers around the same time that charnice milton was shot last week. they hope someone is here tonight and may have seen something. reporting live from southeast, allison barber, wusa9. police are still looking for the people who did this.

the shooting napped a busy intersection. they believe a lot -- happened a busy intersection. they believe a lot of people were around. new information tonight on the d.c. mansion murders. it has been nearly three weeks since the bodies of savvas, amy and phillip savopoulos and their house keeper were discovered inside their home. unsealed search warrants are revealing details about the apparent extortion plot. search warrants reveal police suspicions aimed at the man who delivered the threat. police say wallace lied ordained his account about the $40,000 he took to the home the morning of the murders including how he received the package, where he left it and when he was told to go get it. investigators got a warrant for all of wallaces texts, calls and locations going -- all the way back to sunday may 10 three

days before the family was held captive, tortured and killed. but the prime and is daron wint. documents reveal the police discovered a single broken window pane and that a shoe or boot print is visible on the exterior suggesting forced entry. that would dispel the theory that wint was invited there because he had worked for savopoulos in the past. they looking for video from their extensive security system. the video recorder is missing. now police believe the assailant stole the cell phones of the three adult victims and they have been tracking the location of those phones hoping it brings about new leads or even possible suspects. another cool and wet day is on tap for tomorrow. that means yet another yellow alert. >> first firstalert chief meteorologist topper shutt tells us what we can expect for tomorrow morning. >> things will be wetter tomorrow morning than it was this morning. even now on doppler 9,000 were still tracking showers. light rain pushing up from the south. also moving to the north.

we're pretty wet in charles county, st. mary's county into fredericksburg, also prince william county. we will zoom in. a couple of showers in prince georges county. a couple of flicks of yellow. a couple showers up towards rockfield and germantown on the west side of 270. and i think what is going to happen overnight, we will see more showers. especially for the late morning commute. this is now 6:00 a.m. showers, leesburg, fairfax, manassas. but then by 7:30, 8:00, we're looking at showers inside the beltway. look at the temps in the 50s and low 60s. we will come back and talk about when the milder air finally moves in. look ahead at the weekend and have your 3-degree guarantee. mire marshals are investigating a deadly house fire in the dupont circle neighborhood. >> two people died and tonight we are learning about one of those who survived.

>> we're still learning about some of the victims in this deadly house fire. the ones who got out and the ones who did not. >> i never see fire like that. >> reporter: it is the type of fire you hope you never see. one that kills. this overnight fire took the lives of two college students who lived on the third floor of this dupont circle roadhouse and injured two more. >> i thought this high rise was on fire. the flame was above -- >> that is how high the flames were? >> high as this house. high as this building. and i'm quite a ways away. i could feel the heat. >> i woke up checked it out and discovered it was the house behind by building and at that point it was fully engulfed. >> reporter: michael upright shot this video. >> the fire was on top of the roof of that house, the house next door and house next door to that trying to contain the

fire. which they did an amazing job with. >> reporter: if not for the aggressive tactic of d.c. firefighters many more homes could have gone up in flames. >> i say them going through if smoke. >> reporter: max salas lives here and his family ownware owns the house. he is well known in d.c. political circles having served as a alcohol beverage control board member under mayor berry and on jim grahams 1998 campaign. he's also known for saint in prison prior to his political days for tax evasion. neighbors are glad he got out of the house. >> very nice person. we're his pharmacy. when i seen it or heard it i ran over here to see if he was okay. i am so happy to hear he is okay. >> reporter: okay is a relative term. salas and another person were taken to the hospital with serious injuries. still, a better fate than the other two victims who lost their lives. >> this is sad.

this is really sad. >> reporter: as you can see, this is an old solid brick building. firefighters tell me they are pretty surprised that the fire spread so quickly throughout it. but firefighters are still investigating exactly what caused this fire. we are told that another person who rents the basement of the house was not home at the time of the fire and is therefore just fine. police now day alcohol may have been a factor in a deadly head-on crash in rockvale. tonight we know the victim. it was 50-year-old diane corral of gaithersburg' an on coming car crossed the center line sunday night and hit her head- on. she died at the scene. the driver of the other frederick, juan francisco dianna is in the hospital. he has admitted he was drinking alcohol prior to driving. a d.c. temper is being held without bond tonight charged with child sexual abuse. giovanni pena faced a judge

this afternoon. according to court documents he admitted touching the private parts of an 11-year-old boy inside a class room atthe oyster adams bilingual school last year. investigators say pena also sent a photo of his genitals to the student. the boy told investigators pena was his fourth grade teach irand a close family friend who had traveled on vacation with him. a few years ago pena received the agnes myer outstanding teacher award. he's due back in court on friday. a male nurse has been indicted in the district on charges he sexually abused female patients. three women have come forward accusing 37-year-old jarred klein of forcing them to fondle him while in his care. the alleged incidents took place at three different d.c. hospitals between may of 2013, and august of last year. klein rejected a plea feel earlier this year. he will be arraigned on friday and he is scheduled to go on trial in july for a similar incident in prince georges

county. the man charged with killing uva student hannah graham will be back in court tomorrow but in a separate case. the victim in a 2005 attempted murder and sexual assault in fairfax county is expected to testify at the hearings for 33- year-old jesse matthew. the judge is being asked to determine whether that victim can reliably identify matthew as her attacker. matthew's lawyers say the victim's recollection 10 years ago has been tainted by pretrial publicity. we expect to learn tomorrow that if man convicted in the 2001 murder of chandry levy will get a new trial. how soon will also be revealed. he was found guilty in 2010 of killing levy while jogging in rock creek park. but last move, prosecutors withdrew their opposition to a new trial. his attorneys say key witnesses -- a key witness in the case,

gave false or misleading testimony in the first trial. a rescue attempt high above the streets of downtown d.c. was not enough to save the live of an injured construction worker. that unidentified 50-year-old man was working on the roof of the national museum of african american history and culture when he was hurt in some kind of accident. medics were able to get to him through the unfinished building and help with cpr, but without elevators, he had to be lifted down from the roof with a construction crane. a process that took nearly 40 minutes. >> under construction it is very difficult. all we have is what the workers use to get up. sometimes up stairwells. most of the time it is ladders all the way to the roof. >> the contractors said they will cooperate with an osha investigation already underway. and expect their condolences to the man's family. and the search will resume tomorrow morning for a missing trimmer in the potomac river. two men were swimming on the

virginia side when one got caught in the current. the other made it safely to shore. crews were unable to find the man who sort of fell in there before the search was called off for the night. well, coming up, the postal worker who landed that girocopter on the capitol lawn says he expects to be fired. lucky d.c. school children get their hands on this year's harvest at the white house. the terror puerto rico's healthcare system is on life support... putting three and a half million puerto ricans at risk. it's an outrage. puerto ricans are us citizens and pay the same medicare taxes, but receive only half the federal healthcare funding as the other 50 states. the headlines tell the story.... "unfair treatment from washington"... "thousands without medications"... "i t's a crisis that could imperil the whole economy." president obama must act now to protect care

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we have a couple of commuter alerts for overnight and early morning drivers. sometime after midnight tonight all lanes of the inner loop of the beltway in virginia will be shut down north of route 123. the 20 minute closures will allow crews to put up signs as part of the i-495 shoulder lane project. the left shoulder lane of the northbound 495 from the end of the express lanes to the gw parkway will be open to traffic during peak travel periods. right now one lane of the rock creek parkway closed in each direction underneath the pennsylvania avenue bridge so crews can make repair after fallen debris was found last month. the closure had will take place from 9:00 p.m. to 5 tam tonight through saturday.

-- 5:00 a.m. tonight through saturday. we are learning more about a man who was shot and killed by police in boston on tuesday. >> daniel nottingham said he was part of a plot to attack americans. specifically police officers. >> reporter: federal prosecutors say 24-year-old david wright knew that abdullah rahim was planning to attack police officers when he was gunned down by anti-terror agents tuesday morning. federal court documents detail phone conversations between rahim and wright in which the two apparently used code to refer to isis-inspired beheadings and the word vacation to refer to committing jihad. rahim discussed be hamming pamela geller who organized the prophet mohammed cartoon contest in texas. at 5:00 a.m. tuesday, rahim called wright who said you're attempting to go on vacation i see. rahim replied, i'm just going to go after them. those boys in blue. about two hours later, fbi

agents and boston police confronted rahim in this parking lot. police say rahim pulled one of 3:00 three knives he had purchased and lunched at them. surveillance video backs up their claim. >> the video clearly shows these four or five officers, backtracking away from the suspect as he is coming at them. >> reporter: wright is charged with conspiring to help rahim destroy evidence. danielle nottingham, cbs news. and the criminal complaint against wright also revealed that he and rahim met with a third person in rhode island to talk about their plans. the florida man who landed the gyrocopter on the capitol lawn says the u.s. postal service is going to fire him from his job. he said the agency intends to fire him for unacceptable conduct after he flew through restricted air space to call attention to campaign finance reform. the post service isn't

commenting. hughes faces charges that face 9.5 years in prison. the national park service says the washington monument will reopen tomorrow morning at 9:00. the monument had to be shut down again monday because of electrical problems with its elevator. the atrepeosed ls of power caused issues with the elevator's alignment but the repairs are now complete. first lady michelle obama and some d.c. elementary school children unveiled this year's harvest from the white house kitchen garden today. unfortunately, they had to move that event indoors to the east room. still, mrs. obama and the students prepared baskets of cauliflower, broccoli, fennel and lettuce. they had a grilled salad tossed with dressing made with honey from the white house beehive. here is wusa9's first alert weather. d.c.'s most accurate. sounds like we could ha to move more activities inside.

>> yes, indeed. tomorrow will be just as ugly, or just as pretty we should say. the 3-degree guarantee. we went for a high today of 67. you have to keep that in perspective. our average high is 82. and we were worried. 64, but we made it. not until 6:00 p.m. we made it within 3 degrees. is that correct. two for three now for the month of june. i'm going 67 again tomorrow which is crazy because, again, our average high is 82. let's talk about this. from july to april, monday, it seems like a lifetime ago was 92. 10 degrees above average. then on tuesday, it was 72. 10 degrees below average. that occurred in the early morning hours within the 60s during the day. and today only 64. 18 degrees below average. i think tomorrow will hold in the 60s as well. kind of unusual for june. live look outside, our weather cam, still 63 and winds easterly at 9. radar over the past hour or so, show you some showers to the south. nothing crazy heavy but this is

going to move northward overnight. i think many of us will have light rain and some showers to deal with for your morning commute. might want to add 5 minutes. other than that, nothing heavy. we're still in a stable air mass tomorrow. we don't become unstable until friday when the warmer air returns. so roads wet for the morning and evening commutes tomorrow. thus, our yellow alert. bus stop temperature, low 50s to mid 60s. bring a umbrella. probably a light jacket. cool and damp again tomorrow. temps in the 60s. but, milder on friday with more showers and perhaps a late thunderstorm friday night as temperatures go back to the 70s. it is going to be a battle on friday. you might wake up friday morning and just see drizzle and temperatures still in the 60s. but i think the warm air will win out. may take until 3:00, 4:00, 5:00 in the afternoon to do so. 6:00, tomorrow morning. 57, leesburg. 58 in manassas with showers. it is all green, which is light on our legend but still, it is kind of a nuisance day. now, by 9:00, some more

showers, leesburg, manassas even portions of prince georges county and anne arundel county. 61 in gaithersburg and 65 downtown by 1:00. by 4:00, a little better chance of showers. by 6:00, the the showers move into the i-95 corridor. day planner, 60s to start and low 60s at that. mid 60s. only 64 by 1:00. milder with showers on friday. 78. 82 on saturday with showers, and perhaps a thunderstorm. but not a washout. nats here through sunday. we will keep sundry dry with temps in the low 80s and we snap back to july like weather. upper 80s on monday and tuesday with showers and storms. dry wednesday with temperatures back into the middle 80s. nationals suffering a beatdown tonight. >> it was not a pretty night weather-wise and on the field either. a little chilly for fans. a rough cold night in nats park. but thankfully it was a quick game. it lasted just over two hours.

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helping protect that world takes state farm. after getting swept by the cincinnati reds, nationals manager matt williams said his bullpen was tired. they had seen too many innings over the series. tonight the relievers got a reprieve because frockly the nats were out of this -- frankly the nats were out of this game early on. they hosted the bluejays in a quick game. rough outing for taylor jordan. toronto scored 4 runs in the 1st inning. now, taylor hill came in. he was decent in relief, allowing 1 run on this bataita solo shot but that was the

anyone -- 9 innings. blue jays blanked the nats 8-0. orioles on if road in houston. bottom of the 5th. chris carter the baseball player, with a shot to left center field, second home run of the game. astros win this one 3-1. baltimore now 6-16 on the road this season. rough one for them. the redskins back on the practice field today for their second session of off-season workouts. joined this week by desean jackson who missed the first session and today offered no apologies saying he will be ready for the season. otas is all about building chemistry. not just with the new guys but with the veterans as well. coach gruden says he feels that can happen on offense when the team finally finds stability in the quarterback position. which, if you listen to gruden's comments today, that position isn't completely set yet. >> i feel as good about all three quarterbacks honestly. and their progression. but we need to settle on one.

would be nice to settle on one. so, it will have a positive influence on the receivers if we can settle on one so they get the continuity and feel good about where they are going and all that. from football to futbol. d.c. united hosting chicago. black and red with possession. ball bounces off the defender, aritta bangs it home. d.c. united 3-1. 20 straight games at rfk without a loss. payback for the maryland terps. they will take the field at davenport stadium for a super regional rematch against virginia. the carves knocked the terps out of the post season after a tough 3-game series. but now maryland gets another shot at a trip to omaha. it will be the first in program history. two days after knocking off ucla to advance to their second straight super regional they got right back to work this afternoon. keep their eye on the prize and

ready for revenge. >> that is awesome you know. again, on selection monday we saw that our regional was paired up with the region they were in. you know we were both 3 seeds. we figured a slim chance both of us will make it but now that it happened we're back on the east coast and back in davenport. that is a big time incentive. and hockey in june? tampa, florida. the lightning led for almost 49 minutes. but the blackhawks scored twice in the third period. in a span of 1:58. this game winner, gives a 2-1 win. so, i am from tampa and rooting for the home town team so that was a bummer. speaking of hometown team, didn't geoff gruden say that rg iii was the starter? >> he did but apparently. >> he sounded equivocal. >> i said you be the judge of

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