boston is powerless, and the threat of starvation is real. martial law now rules the city. >> john. >> the redcoats are on the offensive, provoking those suspected of treason and anyone they might find guilty, even if only by association. >> where are we off to then? >> gentlemen, if you will excuse us, we have an engagement. >> wait, no! no, no! no, please! let me go! >> you may have been captain preston's true friend here in boston, but you're no friend of general gage nor any other man in his majesty's army. >> abigail. are you hurt? >> no. >> there was quite a bit of escalating intimidation on a daily basis from the british soldiers. so, john adams starts to become more radicalized as he sees that begin to impinge on everybody's personal liberty. >> have you heard the news from rhode island? a band of rebels seized a british merchant vessel and burned it to the waterline. >> what you call rebels, sir, are merely free men whose livelihoods have been endangered by england's policies. this act will destroy our entire economy, reduce us to li

the sons of liberty weren't just in boston. they were very quickly organized and strewn throughout the original thirteen colonies. >> i think you found your army. >> if samuel adams is the sons of liberty's general, paul revere is its colonel. a silversmith who works his way up from poverty to a leader of men. legend relegates revere as a mere look-out, who shouts from atop a horse. but paul revere is both a salesman and a strategist, a multi-talented patriot who organizes tough men, like ebenezer mackintosh, into a force for liberty. >> as tensions escalate in boston, paul revere leads something of a guerrilla army, a band of rebels intent on threatening the king's tax collectors out of existence. >> revere recognized that you need to involve everyone in this, and that includes people from the streets, tough guys who wouldn't mind getting their hands dirty if it came to that. >> you'll hang for this! >> perhaps. but you won't be around to see it. you gentleman have a choice. swear on the holy bible to resign your positions as

. >> the small town of boston has long had close international links. in the early 17th century pilgrims started here for the united states. today, migrants are coming to boston, mainly young people, from eastern europe. zbigniew is from poland. he is an instructor at the town's karate club. when the weather's good, he trains with his polish friends outside on the edge of town. zbigniew: our main purpose is self-development through karate training. we always try to be better every day than the day before. tomorrow we will try the same. we will try to be better than today. >> keep moving forward, that's zbigniew's approach to life. he and his wife agnes came here 13 years ago. their son patrick was born in england. they started off working in a factory, but now both have jobs in management. and like many of their friends, they've bought a house here. agnes: work hard as much as possible, save as much as possible. some of them, they will be back to poland. i know a lot of my friends now, they settled here, they've got own houses here. they call england ho

you don't want to do my boston accent. >> cough, caught, boston. no see -- >> seth: that was good. >> you guys, i'm from new york, like, i can't do boston. i'm not that good at this. >> seth: okay, well do this, say new york as a new yorker, and then say new york as somebody from boston. >> okay, new york is new york. okay, boston is new york? >> yeah, there you go. that's really good. >> that's all thanks to you, seth meyers. >> seth: well, you've done it. but the only thing is, try to have a little more confidence when you do it. [ cheers and applause ] >> okay, okay, i got it now. >> seth: no boston person has ever hesitated before they've said anything. >> no, you've got to get right in there. >> seth: yeah, they are very confident. >> with you were really impressive. >> seth: thank you. >> i was just driving around my car in l.a. listening to seth meyers on the regular. >> seth: well, there you go. i'll have to get tapes of you to repay the favor. um, so this is so exciting, that "scandal's" coming back. because you guys take a hiatus. >> yes.

. >> what about boston at that sometime. >> yes. boston was mixed. by and large, going to boston -- i had read about paul revere and his ride some lexington and the concord battles and the boston tea party and also crispus attus was the first black to die in the revolutionary war. so i went to see the memorial for hem on the boston common. so i soaked up the hoyt -- the history of boston, so very positive. so my experience in boston really was very positive, but later in the late '50s -- the year i entered medical school was the year brown versus board of occasion, the supreme court decision, and so as this was implemented around the country, problems of not only in the south but in the north as well. and boston was one of those areas. so, my experience in boston was somewhat different from blacks who went to boston in the late '50s. they found with the political shenanigans of hicks -- i still remember him from south boston, running to be mayor, became aer hostile community. by that time i had really formed my friendships and relationships in boston

boston. >> boston. >> it's angry because of the bone chilling winters. hatred for new york. >> there you go. >> and sports fan dom that goes well past that obsession. >> i'm surprised boston didn't make number one because they launch into yankee sucks cheers at any event. it could be a restaurant opening and they will cheer yankees sucking. > it could be at the opera. >> yeah 1993 keep it creative, boston number two cleveland. sportsea since 1946. might change this year. football stadium known as factor of sadness and bone thugs becoming a big rap group. true, true. philadelphia was number one. similar problems as well. they cannot compare themselves it new york. some people call it a glorified gas station between new york and d.c. into this was a very scientific analysis that went into this. >> i live in d.c. currently. the thing that makes me angriest about d.c., i will say, is the biden mobile. when biden's moving through town. he goes to the white house and the executive office building every day. it's not. >> in traffic and wait. >> it's not as a bi

i saw the community in boston. you are going to see this community in orlando showing their american strength through all this. as a media, we have a job to do. yes, perhaps the attention goes away from him for a time once we get nor answers. right now, what was he up to? he was 29 years old, born in new york. how the hell did he get to this point? >> i don't want to see his fing face. >> we might end it there. >> reporter: i can understand that. >> bill, thank you. you are going to be on air later in the evening. thank you so much. more to come on "the five." is political correctness putting america in danger? a former colleague of the shooter says he raised concerns about mateen. they were ignored because he was musl muslim. you are going to hear from him next. i jumped at the chance to take the dna test through ancestry and my results ended up being african, european and asian. it was great because it confirmed what i knew in my gut with a little surprise. ancestry helped give me a sense of identity. ♪ no, you

you're up in boston. during a conference call with federal law enforcement officials just a short while ago, massachusetts state police and other local law enforcement authorities learned that the orlando nightclub gunman during his rampage pledged allegiance to isis and referenced the tsarnaev brothers, the terrorists who exploded bombs at the 2013 boston marathon. the commonwealth fusion center continues to share information and intelligence with federal authorities investigating the orlando terrorist act as well as with police assigned to the boston regional intelligence center. what does it say to you that this individual, this terrorist, omar saddiqui mateen, made reference to the 2013 boston marathon attack in that 911 call he made from that gay nightclub? >> it tells me a number of things. first of all, he clearly wanted to be known, his identity is not a mystery. he had no exit strategy, nor did he intend on surviving the incident. by invoking the boston marathon bombers, he's showing identity to

>> the americans still have the british surrounded in boston, but with dwindling supplies and rampant illness, washington's force grows weaker every day. if the british find out this secret, they could easily wipe out the americans. >> here, you have washington's army willing to die, willing to fight under incredible odds, and they don't have blankets. they don't have guns. they don't have boots. >> not for the last time in american history was a commander given a command without the resources to command it. and that was very much george washington's dilemma. >> congress sends benjamin franklin to meet with the general to assess his needs. but washington has kept his plight secret even from them. >> present arms! >> dr. franklin. >> general washington. from the looks of your strategic position, you have trapped the british in their own mousehole. >> now, if i could only launch an attack. >> well, no gains without pain, sir. no gains without pain. >> these new englanders are undisciplined, untrained, and there's some 5,000 fewer of them than expected. we are in want of weapons, of unif

the boston and a florida man were not involved with islamic state. we are also trying to understand the role that anti-gay bigotry played in the attack, during the month in which we celebrate our lgbt brothers and sisters. we're working hard to understand the killer, his motives, and his sources of inspiration. but we are highly confident that and,killer was radicalized at least in some part, through the internet. that's what we have been doing. now let me tell you what i can about the fbi's. prior contact with the killer we contact fbi's prior with the killer. we first became aware of him in may, 2013. he made some statements that were inflammatory and contradictory that concern his coworkers about terrorism. first, he claimed family connections to al qaeda.

when is the next boston train? we have been waiting. then it moves to, nobody understands a word that the tr when are the intercoms going to be fixed? and then, at this rate, i will be home by 9 pm. may be used it to get through the day. if not, download it now. it will help you out. download our app for up-to-the- minute updates. you can quickly navigate through the safe track plan. it will be around for a while. >>> new information on a metro bus crash that backed up traffic in silver spring tonight. the driver of another car has been charged in connection with the accident. wusa nines piedmont pedis here with an update. >> reporter: the driver of the pickup truck just got four citations, one for reckless driving. the bus driver and his best had to go to the hospital. the evening rush on east-west highway started with a bang.>> my first thought was how did that happen?>> reporter: a metro bus came crashing into a firefighters freed him after 15 minutes. metro now says he was not at fault.>> i am happy he didn't go through one of these

look at the boston bombers. they were already here. their family came here and they weren't radical when they were 6, 7 years old and all of a sudden they blew people up during the boston marathon. you just don't know what's going on here. you know, they listen to the internet and they fall in love with isis. bad things are happening, bill. and we have to get down to it, otherwise, we're not going to have a country at all. we're going to have this happening every weekend. what happened to -- what happened in orlando is so disgraceful and so shocking on so many levels, and we just can't have a country like this anymore, bill. we have -- we need a president that's going to show passion to solve the problem. he sit there, he talks almost like is he falling -- bill, it's almost like is he falling asleep. >> there is urgency. now, in the orlando situation, the fbi had the guy under surveillance, knew he was a bad guy, didn't have enough to charge him with anything, so they say, director comey spoke today. do you believe the fbi botched that

. >> the small town of boston has long had close international links. in the early 17th century pilgrims started here for the united states. today, migrants are coming to boston, mainly young people, from eastern europe. zbigniew is from poland. hehes an instrtructor at thehe town's karate club. when the weather's good, he trains with his polish friends outside on the edge of town. zbigniew: our main purpose is self-development through karate training. we always try toto be better evy day than the day before. tomorrow we will try the same. we will try to be better than today. >> keep moving forward, that's zbigniew's approach to life. he and his wife agnes cacame hee 1313 years ago. their son patrick was born in enengland. they started off working in a factory, but now both have jobs in management. and like many of their friends, they've bought a house here. agnes: work hard as much as possible, save as much as possible. some of them, they will be back to poland. i know a lot of my friends now, they settled here, they've got own houses here. ththey call

boston andved in stayed there for a short amount of time, i took a distinct dislike to boston. it reminded me too much of home. geneva. there were only two matters which concern them, religion and making money. >> i wanted to ask a question. the first 20 years of the republic under the administration in which you numerous actswere .f terrorism and piracy would you see this is grounds for reprisals for granting citizenship to muslims? that is ann: excellent question, sir. i remind you of something i said earlier. i will return to it with accuracy. excellency, when he spoke to the israelites of newport, rhode island made a statement that we need to keep in mind. the government of the united states gives to bigotry no made the children of the stock of abraham who enjoy the goodwill of the other there shall be none to make him afraid. it is the claim of those who follow islam that they are of the stock of abraham. they are descended from the son of abraham through haggai. that son's name is ishmael. consider he did not necessarily this would be extended to those who professed islam

. >> overall by the boston red sox. >> i had nothing to do with it. except the fact he was picked by the red sox. >> one of the biggest days and as they prepare? reaching for a beatles the all have the different paid tolerance this was truly revolutionary models with down syndrome and muscular dystrophy. >> it looked like everybody else especially when you try to fit in. >> what is life like after being crammed into a small house for years never able to go outside where to touched grass? four bailey one of those lucky dogs rescued from new jersey's worst supporting case in history, that life every day is new and exciting. >> that is beautiful. for several days i have been "chasing" this massive discovery of to a hundred 80 dogs all crammed into a small house in what authorities say were horrible conditions. i was at the aspca with the first dog was adopted in here we're finding out how she is doing. >> she scratches at the door to go out which is amazing. >> with so many being rescued and then to take a massive number of the dogs. these stocks are bei

by the way, the city of boston is litigating against this pipeline. this is an area where there is an overreach of federal power against the will of the local community. every elected official in that community is against the pipeline. we were standing with the people who are objecting, not only because of climate change impact, but also because of concern for their own communities, so what happened was we were asked whether or not we would walk out voluntarily, and several of us said no, we are staying here because our intention is to stop construction of this pipeline. at that point, when the firefighters arrived, we, of course, complied with what they needed to do to remove us from the trench. you are the director for at center of earth ethics union theological seminary. what role did the clergy play? many diverse clergy did you live drawing the connection -- it is time, we dots to connect the between our energy policies, our systems building more fossil fuel infrastructure in this country, and those hurting the most vulnerable people in the world.

we're seeing single tracking across the orange and silver line in place between east falls and boston. train running on average of 18 minute between vi carlton and additional trains between boston and new carlton all lines running approximately 18nutes and we'll let you know if other metro changes come up. maureen, wisdom. >> gw parkway back on this morning after a deadly shuttle bus crash shut down the road for hours. >> it reopened 1 a.m. parkway closed in both directions last night after a shuttle bus headed northbound crashed head on into another car. it tipped over trapping passengers in the car. one bus passenger tied and several other injured. >> seattle police arrested a 3 37-year-old man for allegedly threatening to shoot up a mosque. he made threat often line and in separate posting say he purchased assault rifle and extra ammunition. police are tipped off by friend of the suspect. >> this morning questions remain after russian hackers hit the party network yesterda yesterday. dnc said hackers gai say it does not look like the hackers got donor or financial information. >> s

they're adding additional trains between boston and new carlton to help congestion and crowded conditions. they should run every ten minutes. give yourself an extra hour if you plan to take orange or silver line. crowded conditions you want to ride around that metd row bus increasing service vre trains and rapid transit increasing their service as well plan ahead. uber lift, zipcar, car to go. bake share. walking you have options to get around. parking restrictions extended on bus priority coar doors through 10 this morning. wisdom and maureen. >> 5:04 is the time and a woman is looking for justice after her husband died in police custody. . >> he died in 2014 and his widow is sharing video of last moments alive. melanie alnwick joining us now with more. >> samuel shields was arrested in a dispute over bus fare. his family says this video only adds to the questions about his death. it's june 17, 2014 and video recorded by prince george country corrections officer inside t hear 49-year-old shields yelling murder as officers try to get him to put on a jumpsui jumpsuit. officers speaking int

>> you've www.to realize boston -- got to realize boston's a great place to be. it's a vibrant place. the immigrants cause problems which we're working hard on and probably some of those problems will take a generation to work through. but boston is a great place to be and a vibrant place and that will be the same. . >> you can't put the top back. you've got to keep looking forward. the nation wants to be fed. and boston needs to do that job. >> thank you both so much indeed. i think you get a sense here of some of the opposing views and also the indifferent -- in different parts of the country people are voting for different reasons. here it's largely imimmigration. you know, they want to be heard here. they want their voices to be heard about what i feel is the continue somet

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and we are joined by chief davis, commissioner of the boston lived at the time of the boston marathon bombing. and the subsequent manhunt for the terrorists. a lost echoes of what happened that terrible day in your city, chief davis. tsarnaev was on the radar of authorities but was cleared. we now hear the same thing about omar mateen. >> no question, and it is a terrible tragedy we are wanting again. and the similarities are striking. each time one of these incidents happen, law enforcement learn new lessons. i was at a dhs training today at fenway park and we were going influence the motions of what would happen in this type of attack happened. the problem is, and i feel bad for the f.b.i. agent and the investigators in this place because because of the first amendment we do not prohibit speech. in someone pledges allegiance to isil and they say they are going to follow aa certain person, it is not a claim. we cannot take sanctions against those who have not committed or are about to commit a crime. it is time to revisit the law on this and to try to make determination whether peopl

of course some may be wondering with the boston red sox in town? they were on the road so they were able to hold that drill. it's a sad state of affairs that they have to do these drills. >>> you're watching nbc 10 news. "nbc 10 news today" at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >> and right now on "nbc 10 news today," terror in orlando. the nation and other parts of the world are still in mourning in the wake of the deadliest mass shooting in american history and now the fbi is looking into the home of the man accused of killing dozens, including a nightclub -- in a nightclub as we learn more about the suspect. >> remembering the victims. take a look at the flags flying at half-staff this morning at philadelphia's city hall. it will be one of many places today paying respects to those who lost their lives in orlando. we'll tell you what the city is planning to do. >> preventing another attack. this morning, pennsylvania senator bob casey will present a ai of certain people's hands. we'll tell you how the terror in orlando is in

and yet it is obvious this is akin to the boston marathon. in fact the killer himself in orlando expressed solidarity not just with isis but with the tsarnaev brothers of the boston marathon. that's the category we're dealing with. the reason obama doesn't want to talk about that, he'll segue as quickly as he can to gun control is because hch his record fighting isis. >> but domestically, you're going see a greater presence of law enforcement around the country in the coming weeks because they've threatened they want to kill us during the month of ramadan. nothing. nothing about doubling down. we're going to increase the fbi resources, i'm going to have a meeting with director comey and talk about how many more bodies he needs to track somebody like this guy in orlando who was on the radar but was left alone despite all of the warning signs. >> i agree with you on that. but we can harden this country as much as we want. we're 300 million people. we're the most open society on earth. and we have a choice. if we want to make it into an army cam

silver tracking orange and silver line east falls to boston. steve and allison. >> coming up next deadly apartment fire in the city of fairfax. >> plus checking with the sports junkies off their epic trick to las vegas. what can they t morning line is next okay, ready? whoa! [ explosion ] nothing should get in the way of the things you love. ♪ only from xfinity. >> just talking about prince. it would have been 58th birthday today. 6:30 writing now new dmv. live look outside. welcome back to "fox5 news morning" and first now overnight apartment fire levers one elderly man dead in fairfax city,al drive and they're signaturesing more than 20 other residents of that darment and no word on a cause. >> more that a dozen metro riders are recovering after a pickup truck everybody everybody swerved and crashed in a treech the driver of the bution suffered serious injuries and they planned to ticket the driver. d.c. mayor bowser wail announce a deal reach increased minimum fwhaij district. proposed legislation is to increase district mini

whether it was boston or fort hood, chattanooga or san bernardino. now it has come to orlando. so many of us as americans think it won't happen in our town. but this is what orlando is dealing with. it rips your heart out. there are at least 20 still in the hospital wounded from the shooting on saturday night. five now are listed in grave danger, harris. they need all of our support. sandra: we know from the news conference you covered this morning is their mission is to reach out to all next of kin. as you stand there, bill, you can clearly see emergency response vehicles behind you. what is the investigation like right now at that nightclub as they try to analyze and track down every shot that was fired in that building? bill: it's rare that you see so much law enforcement out and such a show of force. all of orange avenue has been shut down. it's the sheriff's department. the white vans behind me. it's sheriff investigative units gathering evidence and trying to piece this together. the drug enforcement agents are here, the f.b.i. is here. it's a story that's still oh active

at 2:22, he calls 911 pledging allegiance to isis and praising the boston marathon bombers. then intense standoff follows with some 300 officers out sosi of the club. one person hiding in the bathroom covers herself with dead bodies to protect herself, and she survives. some entertainers are hiding in the dress iing room when the shooting start and they escape when police remove an air conditioning unit and they crawl aut of the window. then a s.w.a.t. team smashes down a door at the club allowing some 30 hostages to escape, and the officers confront mateen in the doorway shooting and killing him. one of the bar ternds say she hid under the glass bar and police calling out, if you are alive, raise your hand. initial estimates of 20 dead proved to be just far too low. >> and it is with great sadness that i share that we have not 20, but 50 casualties, and in addition to the shooter, there r are another 53 that are hospitalized. >> reporter: and the pulse nightclub owner releasing a statement tonight saying that the people who have worked there for the past 15 years have been

boston is a great city. full of life and education. things that mean a lot to me. i am super excited and i cannot wait to get there. and i'm happy to be a part of the family. >> congratulations. just 19 years old. ben simmons is a six or. the qualms first day on the job. by the way, his wife is expecting today so he could check out of work early. bender from croatia and chris dunn. outstanding guard will go to the [ indiscernible ]. the workers are number 30. we will have all of that stuff later tonight at 10 o'clock. the giants. when things are going well, don't question it but if you take a look at their starting lineup today, he said that that was going to be happening. albert suarez started and strikes out the side in the second inning with runners at first and third work the giants are already down 1-0 but as is there want, get behind early and come on strong. bases were loaded. one clutch hit after another and this time, it is a three- run triple that puts the giants in front for good. with johnny kuwait to doing the cheerleading. he comes through with a shot

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. >>> today marks four years since the star turned boston draft pick died from a overdose. his mom shared with wusa how his death and the death of the younger brother have helped others to live. >> my mission that i would not wish it on anyone. if they came to me and said that you're going to do this and that, but you have to bury two sons. >> his death shocked the country. >> they learned that there were traces of cocaine in the system. >> reporter: the all-american was just drafted by the boston celtics. >> we certainly need to be above the healthiest. >>> the prince george's county kid by the nba. >> he arrived here in cardiac arrest by 6:50 this morning. >> but there on june 19, 1986 came the unthinkable news that no one saw coming. >> reporter: after being drafted by the boston celtics, he said that i'm on my way to the dream come true. >> and 30 years later says that the pain never fades. >> and it wasn't until the death that i was kicked into my purpose and kicked into my purpose. her powerful voice resonated. her courage inspired. two years later the younger brother

live at boston metro, w usa 9. >>> commuters at the metro center station are definitely losing their cool. the air conditioning is busted. in fact, it breast down a week ago -- it broke down a week ago, and it will take another week to make repairs. it broke down at the smithsonian and federal center steps, but those systems will be back online tomorrow. help others navigate the maintenance work. download that free wusa9 app. >>> a local firefighter and his young son are in the hospital again for a second truck. >> brayden bam a firefighter a month ago, now he's learning what it really means to be a part of the fire family. >> reporter: brayden is supposed to be working in this fire house today. he's on the schedule, his gear is here, but he's not. >> he has been, had surgery the night of. goes in for surgery tomorrow. >> reporter: his wife works in the operating room of a pennsylvania hospital, but even with that kind of experience, she says the past 24 hours unbearable. >> reporter: he left his job at a carpenter, and joined the fire department in september of 2015. once he finishe

shuttle between boston east falls church and boston west falls church. >> reporter: this is all going to cost $60 million. we learned today of a letter from 11 members of the virginia house of delegates telling metro they don't plan on giving the transit agency one more penny. coming up at 5:00, you'll hear about that letter and reaction from metro's board chairman. >>> thousands of federal workers and agencies across the region will no doubt be impacted by safetrack in some way. opm says employees may be able to take advantage of telecommuting, flexible work schedules, and other options. a statement today says ultimately individual agencies arest project will have on their workforce and therefore agencies should make decisions regarding how to adjust. in addition, opm says employees should also plan to alter your commuting patterns if needed to fulfill your responsibilities. >>> many of you have a lot of questions about how metro maintenance work will impact you in coming months. for complete information about the safetrack plan, just open the nbc washington app and go to the safetra

washington, d.c., detroit, des moines, philadelphia, boston, it was just a year ago that the white house was colors to celebrate the supreme court's decision on gay marriage. today, president obama said the attack was especially heart breaking because the people killed had come to celebrate life. >> the place where they were attacked was more than a nightclub, it was a place of solidarity and empowerment where people have come together to raise awareness, to speak their minds, and to advocate for their civil rights. >> an attack on every american. >> this action does not speak for islam, and it does not speak for american muslims. >> tonight all kinds of people, gay, straight are gathering in places like the castro district in san francisco. the stone wall in new york. >> the political success and the a advances that lgbt people. so many americans have embraced our pride and love of ourselves. >> they don't see this event undoing that? >> not at all. i think this will bring people out with renewed commitment that we are not done. >> i think every tragedy that continues to happen and it c

how does this tragedy compare to boston if at all? >> well, it's similar in that it's a soft target with a lot of people there, high profile, but it has very important differences. the first is he wanted to identify as isis and let the world know that he was identifying himself with isis, and so that was a statement to the world. he also clearly did not have an exit strategy. the boston bombers, everyone has to remember had an attempt or were trying to get to new york to continue their violence. so he knew what this mission was. it was a suicide mission. i will say one thing about this isis notion. it's very important that we make the distinction between isis-inspired and isis-directed. it is very likely, we don't know -- i should be fair. we don't know yet, but there is a difference between sort of back channel communications where isis is directing someone to walk into a gay bar and shoot 50 people and someone self-radicalizing, passively absorbing information and then doing the same. it's not a difference to the victims or their fa

it is off 27% west of boston where trains are slowest because of the work. where have those riders gone? they are in that car, in front of you, and in your rearview mirror, arlington county police say traffic is noticeably up on the roads, feeding into dc, including i-66, leeig route 50. on a side note, metro's board is expected to give the general manager permission to wave fairs during declared emergencies. >>> we are all in this together, share your experiences, help us all navigate the safe track maintenance work by using the #wusa9onmetro. you can download the free app for best traffic alerts throughout the day. >>> montgomery county police are investigating the report of a sexual assault, this happened around noon near the shady grove metro station in rockville. police have released few other details. >>> new information on a double murder in annandale. a man got into an argument with his son in law at the family's home on beverly drive and they say he shot and killed both his son in law and his own daughter. sky 9 captured the scene as a swat team mov

we're looking for isolated thunderstorms from boston up towards maine. this is going to be the result of the front that's pushing through. we'll have a sharp contrast with warm air neath it with isolated thunderstorms from boston up towards portland. we're going to brace for strong storms to in winds as well as hail from boston up to bangor. get ready. it's going to hit the northeast. diane, kendis. >> thanks, paul. >>> hillary clinton is one step closer to the white house after securing enough delegates to clinch the democratic nomination. as the presumptive nominee, she is poised to become the first woman at the top of a presidential ticket of a major u.s. political party. she wrapped up a five-day campaign swing in california, clinton appeared to be holding off any celebrations until today's primaries are over. >> according to the news, we are on the brink of a historic, historic unprecedented moment. but we still have work to do, don't we? we have six elections tomorrow. and we're going to fight hard for every single vote especially right here in cal

washington, d.c., detroit, des moines, philadelphia, boston, it was just a year ago that the white house was lit in rainbow colors to celebrate the supreme court's decision on gay marriage. today, president obama said the attack was especially heart breaking because the people killed had come to celebrate life. >> the place where they were attacked was more than a nightclub, it was a place of solidarity and empowerment where people have come together to raise awareness, to speak their minds, and to advocate for their civil rights. >> an attack on every american. >> this action does not speak for islam, and it does not speak for american muslims. >> tonight all kinds of people, gay, straight are gathering in places like the castro district in san francisco. the stone wall in new york. >> the political success and the a advances that lgbt people. so many americans have embraced our pride and love of ourselves. >> they don't see this event undoing that? >> not at all. i think this will bring people out with renewed commitment that we are not done. >> i think every tragedy that continues to