off the top, breaking news, secret service agents who

provide security to the president have been relieved of duty. it hap when in colombia where the president is a attending summit of the america's. jackie benson is at the white house trying to get answers. jackie? >> doreen, these allegations if true are a real black eye for this law enforcen't agency. what we have heard sound like the things that college students do on spring break. not people assigned to protect the president. now, just a short time ago, we received a statement from ed donovan, a spokesperson for the united states secret service based here in washington. it confirms there have been allegations of misconduct made against secret service personnel in cartagena, colombia prior to the president's trip. because of this those personnel are being relieved of their assignments, returned to place of duty and are replaced by other secret service personnel. the secret service takes all al ainvestigations of misconduct

seriously. this matter has been turned over to the office of professional responsibility. which serves as the the agency's internal affairs component. the personnel changes will not affect the comprehensive security plan that has been prepared in advance of the president's trip. and for those who may not know it, what happens before the president visits a country in a situation like this. secret service agents are sent well in advance. days, weeks to secure the area to make sure they know everywhere the president will be at all times make sure the areas are secure. apparently these allegations, which according to "the washington post," and online report, filed at 9:30 tonight, they quote a federal law enforcement association representative saying, that he had heard the allegations involve consorting with prostitutes in colombia. again. some very, very, very damaging challenging allegations for the united states secret service tonight. back to you. >> thank you. new at 11:00, video releases of

the gunman who tried to pull off a lunchtime robbery at rit aid. he shot a clerk in the back. the manhunt continues. >> police hope the video will help solve the case. the shooting before 12. 30. in the afternoon in the 1400 block of rhode island avenue in northeast d.c. shomari stone is there with new images of the gunman on the run. shomari? >> reporter: good evening, police hope some one can recognize the suspect in the chilling video you are about to see. take a look at this surveillance video from inside the rite aid pharmacy, rhode island avenue northwest d.c. a man walks in dressed in khaki baseball cap, red zipper sweatshirt and black sweat pants. he struggles to open the register, second later pulls out a gun, points at an employee demanding him to open it up. what happens next, is too graphic. police say the suspect shoots the clerk in the back. look for yourself.

he calmly walks out of the store into the broad day light. around 12. 30. in the afternoon. >> shocked. completely shocked. >> reporter: police searched in the air, on the ground, with canines. an all-out manhunt. this employee who we won't identify showed up to work after the shooting and talked to her concerned co-workers. >> they was outside crying. i asked them, what happened. they just yelled, my manager's name. i'm look what happened? they said that he had got imme crying. >> we showed the video to people in the neighborhood while police continue the search. >> been here for 46 years. >> ever seen anything like this at this rite aid. >> no, not as brazen. in the daytime. that's brazen. >> now, medics droech t s drove employee to the hospital. police urge any one with information or recognize the man shown in the video call the d.c.

police department. live in northeast d.c., i'm shomari stone, news 4. >> in the country's midwest, a tornado hit norman, oklahoma. causing damage but no serious injuries. the national weather service, issued a rare warning about storm condition for tomorrow. the second time in history a high risk warning was issued 24 hours in advance. states from the midwest to texas could be in the cross hairs of this violent storm system. storm 4 meteorologist, veronica johnson is joining us with more about possibly happens tomorrow. >> life threatening situation from texas northward up towards kansas. let me take you back to norman, oklahoma you. can see some of the damage that did occur. winds along with the tornado that touched down. were up to 70 miles per hour. there was reports too, of lots of hail in the area, to golf ball sized. multiple sightings of tornadoes. damage throughout the area and possible injuries. they'll get ready to do it all

over again tomorrow. this will be a slow moving system. again. there its that risk. well out ahead of it. some warm air. you're look being hind me at record high temperatures for saturday and sunday. at least one of the days this weekend. we could get very close to that record temperature. i'm tell you more coming up. awe signed good. thank you, veronica. an update on the story you saw first on 4. the fbi raids on all three campuses of virginia's act college cam pulspuses. agents took boxes from act building in manassas. the school suddenly shut down last tuesday. weeks before some students expected to graduate with certificates as dental and medical assistants. at ct director blamed the department offing enkags for withholding fund. staff mep bembers said they sto getting paychecks last month. i can't look back. i can look forward and tripe to find a job.

>> our possibilities of getting jobs, furthering credentials, can be affected by inability to get a transcript. >> we have a news 4 exclusive, a park service trash drunk driver arrested ununiform they found him smoking pcp behind the wheel. two officers stopped the truck at k street and north capital. last friday. the light was green, but the truck was not moving. an arrest report says police moved in, smelled the distinct odor of pcp. police struggled to remove the driver. at one point, an officer had to jump into the driver's seat, to stop this truck from rolling backwar backwards. the park service says it cannot comment on personnel matters the driver was charged with driving under the influence. >> an arrest report -- newark mayor, rather, cory booker is hailed a hero after saving a neighbor from a house fire.

booker says and two members of his security detail heard screams coming from the neighbor's hope late last night. a woman was trapped in a back room of her burning home and one of booker's security detail tried to stop him from going inside. but mait your the mayor insiste. >> at that point i did not feel bravery, i felt terror. i couldn't find her. i couldn't get back through where i came from. i couldn't breathe. and it was a moment that i felt reluj religio religious. >> mayor booker carried the woman out over his shoulder. she is in stable condition has second degree burns. the mayor was treated for smoke inhalation and burn on his hand. >> and won another term as the a d.c. council member at large tucht night the final recount shows he beat his challenger, by 1,700 votes. initially too close to call after last week's primary. a tough re-election bid for orange who acknowledged

receiving suspicious campaign contributions from jeffrey thompson. there will be no further reco t recounts unless bidlele asks for one. mitt romney needs more time to do his income taxes. the republican candidate filed for an extension that will give him until october, just weeks before the general election. romney released his 2010 tax return after criticism that he pays a lower tax rate than people who earn much less than he does. romney's tax rate is around 15%. because most of his income comes from capital gains and investments. >> president obama and first lady michelle releasing their inci income taxes. earned $790 t. and charitable donations of $172,000. their effective tax rate is just above 20%. lower than many americans who earn less. according to a calculator on the

white house website. more than 56,000 millionaires will likely pay taxes at a lower rate than the obamas. >> this monday marks five years since a gunman went on a shooting rampage at virginia tech. killing 32 students and faculty and killing himself. the peterson family of centreville lost their only child, 18-year-old erin on that grim day. five years later the family is still searching for answers and they were only one of two families who did not sign on to a legal settlement with the state of virginia filing a suit against the school instead in an effort to find out why the school waited for two hours before alerting students about the two shootings that preceded that mass shooting. >> it was something that we just had to do in order to be able to find out what happened. why, why did you wait so long to -- to warn the kids. i really just couldn't understand that. >> a jury ruled in peterson's

favor. finding the state negligent. four million dollars was awarded to the families that sued. state law caps damages at $100,000. a teenager injured by a freight train in montgomery county this morning. he never heard the train coming. happened at 8:30, near the washington grove train station. a 17-year-old boy was walking beside the eastbound tracks. police say a csx train sounded its horn but the teenager apparently didn't hear it. he was wearing ear phones. his report arm was clipped by the passing train. he is expected to survive those injuries. >> some emergency sign repair shut down two lanes of i-95 in stafford county, virginia this afternoon. happened between exit 140, and 143 northbound. this morning, inspectors found damage to four bolts on the overhead sign. vdot inspects them every five years. the department launched a new investigation after a sign on i-66 fell on to a pickup truck

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an arlington man was beaten, robbed, stripped in baltimore on st. patrick's day. baltimore police used the video that went viral to make an arrest. the victim was disoriented after returning from a night of partying. a group of people took the man's belongings as onlookers lasted and pointed. the man attempted to retrieve his item thousands, he was punched and stripped. police arrested aaron parsons in connection. >> tuna linked to salmonella outbreaks. the food and drug administration says a yellow fin tuna. used to make dishes like sushi and sashimi. it made more than 100 people sick across the country. 12 hospitalized. no one has died from this outbreak. former vice president dick cheney is ready to get back out in the public after his heart transplant. scheduled to speak tomorrow at the wyoming republican state convention in cheyenne.

71-year-old cheney had a heart transplant less than a month ago. he received special medical clearance for this trip. >> san francisco giants' fan beaten after last year's season home opener, helped throw out the ceremonial first pitch at today's home opener. >> good luck. >> on the video board, bryan stow, said good luck, son. held out the ball virtually to his son tyler. the 13-year-old threw the ball over home plate to cheers from the crowd. bryan stow was beaten into a coma last year. he is still undergoing aggressive therapy to become more independent after that attack. ♪ ♪ >> hey, good news if you missed this guy, a few weeks ago at the verizon center. bruce springsteen and echt street band are coming back this time with a performance at nationals park. part of their 2012 wrecking ball world tour. the show is september 14th.

tickets go on sale in two weeks. on april 27th. only the third concert ever held at nationals park. the first elton john and billy joel, soldout show. the second was the soldout dave matthews band. concert featuring the zach brown band. >> wow. do you feel like. you need a lot of luck getting the tickets? >> yeah. >> the spring sten tisteen tick. real connected with summer this weekend. it will warm up, warm up fast. get your flip-flops ready. it will be crowded outside this weekend. especially on sunday. a look outside you. can see some of the stars overhead. a clear sky. let me show you again those record high temperatures for the weekend. saturday, sunday. 91. 89 degrees. i said earlier. one of the days this weekend could be flirting with a record high temperature. that would be sunday. so again, warming up. as the far as today. we were in the 60s. our warmest, april 13th in six

years. finely right near the average. finally, a day, much less wind. because it has been so breezy this week. with the clouds rotating through. for the overnight. early tomorrow morning. not quite as nippy. starting out at 34. 32 degrees in northern maryland. temperatures by tomorrow morning. 37 degrees. in frederick a round mount airy. culpeper, starting out in virginia, fredericksburg. 37 to 42 degrees. for the last couple mornings. radar not showing any drops at all. but it is early, sunday morning where i think we could have just a few sprinkles coming through with a warm front that is going to be moving northward. our average rainfall for the year, 10.29 inches. what have we received? only 5.70 inches so far. our rainfall deficit now, well over 4 1/2 inches. so we have got high pressure that is going to be moving east. there is a little rain with the warm front, late saturday, early sunday morning. not going to get much at all

with it. we do have a chance of rain early part of next week. the big story as we come out of the weekend and into next week will be, boy, oh, boy what happened to spring. because summer sure feels like it is here. how do we get there? we get there during the overnight and through the day tomorrow. 39 to 48 degrees. with a light wind. getting into the 70s tomorrow. going to be nice and warm, fantastic day for getting out. some folk maze ss may say, temps rise to the mid 80s. the temperatures more like june around here. for monday. 87 degrees. 78 expected tuesday. after monday. those temperatures will come down. the reason for that, that system that we talk about bring sag veer weather -- bringing severe weather to the plains. showers and storms, tuesday afternoon. it doesn't look like it will be a big severe weather producer for us. then the rest of next week. 60s.

70 degrees. we could get a little bit of rain after discovery comes into town on tuesday. >> okay. good. >> looking luke no ining like n. >> coming up -- a warm welcome for a new mascot. >> unsports, nationals get an assist from the opposing team

>> nationals, pitching away out there. >> yes, pitching has been good. the offense hasn't been so good. this will go to extra innings. that starting rotation they have been off the charts. jordan zimmerman gave up one

run, seven innings. with reds starter arroyo just as good this would come down to the offenses. who would score first in 13 innings. fitting on friday 13th wouldn't you say. also fitting that the highest player on the team, was the man up with the bases loaded in the bottom of the inning. zirmman, just one earned run in his first start. took the loss that day in chicago. today he had it going against. gets jay bruce swinging. jay stubbs goes down. giving up three hits. one run. bottom of the eighth. nats down 1-0. bill bre, launched it. ryan ludwig, to the wall. knocks it over. counts as a home run. first of the year. tied at one for a second straight game now. we are going to extras. in the 13th inning. bases loaded, one out. jason worth. 126 million man. earns his paycheck with one hit.

walk off, game winning. and nats, they're 6-2 and have won four una row. well it appears redskins captain and fan favorite, london fletcher will be back in washington this season. the two sides have report lead reached a deal, the terms of which have not been released. but the linebacker tweeted earlier tonight, redskins' fans your captain is back, hash tag, hail to the redskins. the ability to resign the 37-year-old was a big priority for the skins this off-season. the locker room leader has spent the last five seasons in washington. he has played in 224 consecutive games over 14 years. very durable. and he led the nfl in tackles last season. the redskins begin their off-season program, monday. the wizards taking their two-game win streak on the road visiting carmelo anthony and the knicks. second remaining in the first

half. anthony misses. puts it back just as time expires. all of carmelo's 18 points came in the first half. wizards done 19 at the break. third quarter. crawford. alley-oop. and that looks good. look at baron davis. knew he couldn't stop it. goes down grinning. 2-12 in the game. later in the quarter. trapped, commits one of the wizards, 21 turnovers. ahead to jr smith. and one. wizards. lost by 38 points. 103-65. the final. >> yeah, so much for three in a row. didn't get to that. just a reminder, tomorrow, game two, between the caps and the bruins can be seen right here on nbc 4. the caps trying to even the series at one game apiece. and finally, mets/phillies. quirky play here. top of the second.

bunts down the first base line. tags him out. advances to second. he is safe. look at jimmy rollins. no, go back to first base. tells him it is a foul ball. he believes him. and says give me the ball. dead meat. so sneaky stuff. >> mean! awe ultimately, kids that's why you keep your head in the game. you never believe, never trust the enemy. never trust the enemy. >> oh, we need to use

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it was a hero's welcome for jj the bulldog. jj is the mascot in training at georgetown university. he will take over for jack the bulldog, once he learns the ropes. georgetown theology professor, reverend christopher steck brought the puppy by car from california. he believes big jack will make little jack make a transition. so cute. >> he enjoys being around other dogs. other dogs nicely. which was one of the things i was concerned with. trying to bring on a new mascot, had the old mascot. >> j.j. was donated to the university by alumni couple whose children currently go to georgetown. cross country with a 4-month-old puppy. >> gets along well with others, send him to congress.

hey, sound like we will need to self tan our legs. we are going to be in the shorts this weekend, huh? >> in the shorts this weekend for sure. sunday. maybe some folk maze start pushing it on saturday. 75, 85, close to 90 degrees on monday. and heat like june. >> we'll make the most of it. >> we will struggle through. >> that's our broadcast. to the night show is next. >> we'll see you monday. enjoy the weekend. guys. come here, come here. [ telephone ringing ] i'm calling my old dealership. [ man ] may ford. hi, yeah. do you guys have any crossovers that offer better highway fuel economy than the chevy equinox? no, sorry, sir. we don't. oh, well, that's too bad. [ man ] kyle, is that you? [ laughs ] [ man ] still here, kyle. [ male announcer ] visit your local chevy dealer today. right now, very well qualified lessees can get a 2012 equinox ls for around $229 a month.

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