Suspended. Now trains are single tracking around the disabled train. D. C. Police are investigating an officer involved shoot willing near the gw hospital and University Campus on 23rd and h street itself northwest. And h street in northwest. Surae chinn has more. Reporter they have taken to , including two cars as evidence, including the better gundy car down the street the burgundy car down the street. Its shocking. It would be pretty surprising around here. Glad i didnt see that right away, but, yeah, so basically we got three texts. Reporter residents and George WashingtonUniversity Students received text alerts from Campus Police early this morning about the shooting off campus and that police and that police were still looking for suspects. Basically three texts. Reporter what did the texts say . Two shots fired by the police. We did get an alert that some activity was happening. Reporter police searched and processed the burgundy car for any evidence. Nearby at virginia avenue and g street northwest, police dust for prints on a silver ford focus that went up on the median. This may have started as a robbery or stolen vehicle. Its unclear how these two cars in close proximity are related and what prompted the officer to fire his gun. Fired shots off campus, searching gw, portion of foggy bottom. Fortunately i didnt hear it. It could have been worse. Reporter thankfully no one was injured. Police have taken two people into custody. In northwest, surae chinn, wusa9. Police have not released the names of the two people arrested. There was another Police Involved shooting in northeast washington. Investigators say a man was robbed and shot at 18th and rhode island avenue. An offduty officer happened upon the scene and fired at the two suspects. Neither of them was hurt. The man who was robbed is expected to survive. It didnt take long for fire investigators to determine that a blaze in northeast this morning was set intentionally. The flames broke out around 3 45 on 46th street in the deanwood neighborhood. The house was abandoned and no neighboring homes were damaged. Police say several abandoned homes have been set on fire in the neighborhood over the past few weeks. It took a while for new jersey firefighters to knock this one down. Crews are sifting through whats left of a burned out warehouse in north brunswick. The massive fire broke out in the building around 2 00 this morning. 6 nearby apartment buildings had to be evacuated. Billowing black smoke from the fire could be seen several miles away. It affected new Jersey Transit and the northeast corridor rail traffic for a while. The warehouse contains an auto dealership, toyota body shop and several business. They are trying to figure out what caused the firealarm fire. There are a lot more Unanswered Questions following the release of dash cam video tied to the arrest of 28year old sandra bland. Bland was taken into custody after a minor traffic stop and found dead in her jail cell three days later. The new questions about the arrest there are new questions about the arrest because there are several glitches and dropouts in the video. Don champion has more. Reporter the video shows how a routine traffic stop quickly turned ugly. You seemvery irritated. I am. I really am. Reporter texas trooper Brian Encinia turned his stun gun on sandra bland after she failed to put out her cigarette and get out of the car. Get you out of the car. I will light you up. Wow. Get out. Now. Wow. Reporter the trooper handcuffs bland and shes heard off camera. Youre about to break my ribs. Can you stop. Youre about to break [ bleep ] stop. Reporter in an aft encinia claims bland began swinging her elbows at him and kicked my elbow and shin. Images jump several times. A tow truck operator walks off camera and seconds later he reappears to more times. State Officials Say the video was not edited but there may have been some problems when it was uploaded. Bland was found dead in her cell three days after she was arrested. Authorities say she hanged herself with a plastic garbage bag. Its a little bit of depression as well as ptsd. Reporter they admitted online to battling depression but her family does not think she killed herself. At a memorial tuesday night, blands mother said she believes her daughter was murdered. The f. B. I. Is investigating. Don champion, cbs news, hempstead, texas. The officer has been placed on administrative leave for violating procedures during a traffic stop. The case will go before a grand jury. There is another court date today for the man who landed his gyrocopter on the west lawn of the u. S. Capitol. Douglas hughes, a former u. S. Male carrier from florida turned mail carrier from florida turned down a plea deal last month. He said his reason for landing at the capitol was to deliver letters to lawmakers with his views on Campaign Finance reform. The u. S. Postal service fired hughes earlier this month. Hes pleaded not guilty to six charges in the case. Now to the awe moment in the newscast. An adorable photo of to dogs hugging ended up two dogs hugging ended up saving their lives. They were going to be put down at an Animal Shelter if they werent adopted by the end of the day. The picture was posted and angels among us pet rescue came to their rescue. Theyre now in foster care. They are still in need of a permanent home. Two men who helped define liberal frustration over politics sat down one last time to talk retirement, Foreign Policy and health care. Reporter like two old friends just enjoying each others company, tuesday night they reflected on the approaching conclusion of their careers. I cant believe that leaving before me. [ laughter ] in fact, im issued a new executive order. That john stewart cannot leave the show. Reporter owe bam pa trumpeted his achievements on health care and hit back at critics of the iranian deal. They fall back on well, if you beat your chest a little bit more or if you brought dick cheney to the negotiations lets not get crazy everything would be fine. So were fighting with iraqis to defeat isis along with iran, but in yemen, were fighting iran with iraqis and saudis. Thats not quite right but thats okay. Reporter even with only a year and a half left in office, the president insisted theres still work to be done. There are a bunch of other things we want to get done. Some of them we got started early. Climate change is a good example. A lot of people look at you as kind of the new vanguard. Reporter it was nearly ten years ago that then senator obama first appeared on stewarts nightly talk show. The subsequent guest spots over the last decade span his Major Political career. Eventually the political system responds despite the money, despite the lobbyists. Its still response. Is that the advice that you then bequeath to future President Trump . [. [ applause ] [. Well, im sure the republicans are enjoying mr. Trumps dominance of their primary. Anything that makes them look less crazy. [ laughter ] John Stewarts successor trevor noah will take over the Comedy Central show next months. Coming up on wusa9 news, baby boomers and alzheimers in todays family health, a baby boomer population will increase the number of people with alzheimers disease. The Alzheimers AssociationInternational Conference is going on right now here in the district. To talk more about some of the new findings being released this week is dr. James fixel, director of the inova center. Thank you very much for being here with us. A new more than 28 million americans affected by alzheimers in the next 30 years. Thats a large number. How much of a burden is this going to place on medicare . It will abhuge burden in terms of the direct cost caring for those people, not only caring for dementia but all the complications that come as a part of that when people become immobile. How far away are we from solutions that may be able to slow the onset of the disease or prevent it in fact. I fish i could say we were really close. The biggest thing happening in the field is a better understanding of the early manifestations of the disease, mile markers, and a big thought about why some of our treatments have failed till now, is maybe were implementing them too late in the course of the disease. So theres been a huge amount of research on Early Detection of alzheimers. Thats really only used in the context of clinical trials. But hopefully as we intervene earlier and earlier, well find something that will be able to alter the course and slow the progression. I also want to talk about the disparity. Between men and women, women are at greatest risk for alzheimers than men. Yes. Weve always known theres a higher prevalence of alzheimers in women than men. There have been a couple of papers that have come out in the conference this week showing that really happens early on in the disease as well. One study out of duke, dr. Katherine lynn, showed patients with mci, mild Cognitive Impairment which is often but not always a precursor to alzheimers are twice as likely to progress to alzheimers if theyre women than if theyre men. Doctor, thank you very much for speaking with us. We want to congratulate you for the top local hospital ranking you received in u. S. News world reports. Thank you very much. My pleasure. Youre welcome. An absolutely gorgeous day. If youre going to be outside, dont forget the sunscreen and maybe the allergy meds. Everything is low with one exception. Of course with all the rain around lately, the mold spores are back. Well be back telling you how be president obama leaves for africa this week to attend the Global Entrepreneurship summit in kenya, his thirds and probably his final trip to africa as. Here with us is the bishop who represents most of east africa and is the most senior african bishop with the catholic church. Your excellency, thank you very much for being here. The president is going to the home of his fathers birth. A lot of people are criticizing and or applauding the visit saying it may not be the best idea. What do you expect from the visit . What would you like him to accomplish while hes on the continent in kenya . I would hope by going to kenya, he would speak about peace on the continent, but i would like to tell also, mr. President , dont go with peace only. Speak up about justice. Give people their rights their dignity, their god given rights. One of the reasons while youre here in the United States while he goes to africa, you said youre here to fight and fight before the u. N. What is the fight about . The fight is to tell the u. N. That human life is more important than all the wealth of this world because we were all created in the image of god. If we are going to tie politics to the lives of our people, then politics takes the last step. The first step is human beings and just to say that they cannot take [indiscernible] because they have got to respect the independence and the sovereignty of a regime that is intended to kill its own people. Thats immoral. Excellency, politics always creeps into even the best of causes. Theres concern that the president is going to talk about gay rights while hes in kenya and theres an alliance of minister, 700, who says he should leave the preaching to them. Do you think this is something he should bring up and what would be the reaction in a country that is still mostly muslim . I would advise the president not to touch this subject in africa, but this is not the primary issue of africa. This is not a priority for us. This is a priority for the United States. So this is homeland issue. When he goes to other countries according to our traditions and to our customs, he is our guest. And we always say if im a guest at your house, you dont come to my house and insult me. You respect me and i respect you because you are in my house. But when you go back to your house, that is the United States, you can say what you want because this will not affect you. Bishop, thank you for being in our house this afternoon. Its a pleasure meeting you. Thank you. Lets go to howard for an update on the forecast. Its beautiful outside. Had the windows open last night where i am. Maybe tonight if you have a chance. Enjoy the cool air well have for a couple of days before the heat and humidity returns. Its gorgeous outside. Just a few fair weather clouds toward the horizon. 85 at national airport. The key, the dew point which had been in the 70s for a few days now in the 50s giving us a relative humidity of only 37 . It feels great out there. National airport 85. That is not indicative of most areas. Most areas in the upper 70s to low s on. National seems low 80s. National seems to run warm and has been lately. Manassas 85. 81 fredricksburg. Jan in reedville 80 and says its a great day on the chesapeake bay. No doubt about that. Our planner for the rest of the day into the evening, look at this. Temperatures will top off in the upper s on. This evening upper 80s. This evening well be in the low s on by 8 00. Mid to upper 70s for most of the suburbs. What a great night to go out and maybe grill, eat out on the deck tonight. 77 by midnight with lows in the 60s. Upper 60s to near 70 by the bay. Upper 60s and low 70s in most of the suburbs. Areas north and east about 9 00 last night got some heavy downpours. High pressure south of chicago. The front well south of us through areas north and south carolina. Thats going to stay south of us for a couple of days so pleasant air is in place. That will be the case for the afternoon. Tonight as i told you some areas in the 50s with patches of clouds coming across. Any rain chances look like theyre going to stay well south tomorrow. Across areas of southern, southeast virginia, north cahave another pleasant well have another pleasant day around here. Warmer friday as we start to flirt with 90 degrees friday afternoon. But the heat and humidity, i dont think theyre coming back till the weekend. We may stay dry until sunday. So this afternoon low 80s in parts of the shenandoah valley, especially the northern part of the valley and western maryland. Well see mid to upper s on in town in 80s in town in fredricksburg. A beautiful afternoon. Tonight 69 in washington. But look at 50s north and west. Out toward the valley as well. A Beautiful Day and beautiful night coming up. So the threeday forecast, tomorrow still going to be gorgeous. The high of 88. Just a degree or to warmer thursday night. Friday hot but not too humid yet. Only around 90. Over the weekend the heat builds. Saturday 92 with low humidity. I think the storm chance returns on sunday, 94. 95 monday. The best chance of storms. Low 90s with a lingering storm on tuesday. Stick iran keeps their nuclear facilities. Military sites can go uninspected. Restrictions end after 10 years. Then iran could build a Nuclear Weapon in two months. Iran has violated 20er intnational agreements d anheis t leading state sponsor of terrorism. Drugs, weapons and wildlife tracking, those are the hot topics of a new exhibit at the crime museum on 7th street northwest. Here with a sneak peak is rachel, the museum manager. Thank you for being with us. Ive been on to the spy. I heard of the dea. I didnt know the crime museum was right in the same area. Yes. Were right across from the Verizon Center downtown. Weve been open for seven years. During that time we try to stay as current as possible with not only history but also things that are going on in the news. One of the ways that we do that is through our temporary exhibits. So we partner with outside organizations and agencies to crime that the public maybe wouldnt necessarily think about. Wildlife trafficking is one i wouldnt necessarily think about because weve been talking so much about Human Trafficking. How big a business, how big a crime problem is wildlife trafficking . Wildlife trafficking is an area that is connected to many other areas of crime. Its a 2 billion industry connected to drugs and Human Trafficking and weapons trade because compared to these other crimes, its a lowrisk crime of getting cut or being prosecuted. And just in the past three years, over 100,000 elephants have been killed in africa. Just this year over 400 rhinos have been killed in south africa. Its not getting better. Its getting worse. So with this exhibit were trying to bring attention to that, to the general public that doesnt necessarily know how big of a problem that it is. That exhibit is going through february of next year, but there are so many things that you deal with as we said, drugs, weapons, domestic terrorism, hate crime, boarder issues. Its like the museum is filled with Current Events that you cant keep up with the topics in the news in the museum. And people ask you about that, dont they . They do. We try to stay as current as possible but as a museum, we are object driven so we display things that we have the objects for. A lot of times people ask about some headline things. Why dont you have this. Its like, you dont have things yet, we dont have stuff because theres a trial going okay ongoing investigations. But people have a real interest the topic and wanting to know sort of behindthescenes. Rachel, thank you for telling us about. Im sorry we havent gotten into things interesting for the kids. You have a csi summer camp for the kids. Going on right now. Go check it out. Thank you for being with us. Thank you for watching. Thats it for us at noon. Of course well be back at 5 00 and were always on at wusa9. Com and on the wusa9 mobile app. Have a great day. Well see kevin noah. Noah hey, kev. Escorting mariah to work today . Kevin yeah. Listen, um, we need to talk. Noah yeah. Whats up . Kevin its about marisa. I did some checking into her background. Noah you did what . Kevin ii ran her name through the system. Noah why would you do that . Kevin theres something about her you need to know