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victims of an armed robbery. one man was run over by a woman who was trying not to get robbed herself. killed, brad mccoy, he was 30 years old. bradford mccoy worked for comcast. police tell the story this way. it was early sunday morn, just after midnight. mccoy was driving his truck down oats street in fairmount heights when he sees an old friend. he stops to get out and talk. theres four guys standing here talking when out of nowhere appear three gunmen, three gunmen with masks. the...

look at this video. a strong gust of wind pick up the corner of the tent and carries it away. one of the men tries to hold onto the tent in the bottom right corner, but the wind lifted him in the air, too. now look to the top right. a tablecloth camps fire during the mayhem. the family tried to pry open the door against the wind trying to get inside to safety. >> we saw a big gust of wind take over the whole entire room and i just thought oh, my gosh, im to run inside. >> i was inside ...

about the shooting i want to set the scene here in northwest. what youre hearing behind me is not gunfire. its the so unof illegal fireworks in d.c. theyve been going off -- sound of illegal fireworks in d.c. theyve been going off every five seconds making it even more difficult for police who cordoned off a huge area. im in the 5000 block of new hampshire avenue, but as far as you can see for several blocks this area is cordoned off and police are on the scene. what we can tell you no...

left more than a million people without power. heres where we stand now. the numbers are going down. pepco reports it still has 39,400 people in the dark. bge is still looking to restore power to more than 79,000 customers and dominion virginia power reports it still has more than 21,000 customers in dark in northern virginia. a planned independence day parade in the cabin john neighborhood of bethesda turned into a pepco protest today instead. scott broom is standing by live with mo...

and 9 p.m., more on that a bit later. back to you. for many people still without power on this independence day it is the 4th of july holiday from hell. >> it feels that way for those folks, but pepco says 90% of its customers who lost power during last fridays storm now have their electricity back. here are the latest outage numbers. at last check pepco was reporting more than 39,000 customers still have no power, 35,000 of those in montgomery county, about 1,700 in prince georges a...

constitution avenue starting at 11:45 and then the big fireworks on the mall. a capitol 4th. that concert starts at 8:00 p.m. officials are urging you to take metro. if youre going to driervetion there are a lot of road closures and restrictions. there is a full list on myfoxdc.com. another way you can spend this independence day is at the ballpark. great day for that tucker barnes and dave ross join us live from nats park on this, the nations 236th birth day good morning, gentlemen....

it was chaos at the court. as the decision of the year was rushed to tv cameras and to the nation. the affordable health care act upheld 5-4. chief justice john roberts breaking with fellow conservatives, joining liberal justices to delay tclare the so-called individual mandate constitutional. he ruled the penalty in the law for not buying insurance amounts to a tax. because the constitution permits such a tax, it is not our role to forbid it, roberts wrote. >> what is with this court ...

district. thats down from about 50,000 theres night. now one of -- last night. now one of the hardest hit areas is bladensburg. our ken molestina is outside a badly damaged apartment building. ken? >> reporter: weve been following the damage caused from the microburst since yesterday when it hit. its by far the worst conditions in the entire washington metro area. crews have been out here round the clock to get the power restored and cleaned up and some neighbors in the area are finall...

>> hello there. welcome to "11 news sunday morning." im sarah caldwell. jennifer and lisa have the day off. >> im lowell melser. top stories in a moment. first, a look outside with ava marie. shaping up to be a nice day. >> nice day here, but not so great in florida where were tracking tropical storm debby. well have an update on that. we started off the day in the 60s where we should be this time of year. 65 was the low this morning at b.w.i. thurgood marshall. compare that to normal....

compared to what we saw last week, temperatures near 100 degrees. 90 degrees, close to that today. it will feel a lot cooler. its still a little bit warm, warmer than we should be at this time of year. its a pleasant start to the day. a few clouds in the sky and humidity at 84%. dew point right now around 60 degrees. as we head throughout the day, increasing clouds. its going to be warm. temperatures in the mid 80s to upper 80s. even some areas downtown could get into the low 90s later...