and now from washington's leading news station, this is "news 4 at 11:00." >> tonight, what could be a huge rainmaker is moving in. and will you see just how much rain we could get. >> a chihuahua attacked and killed by another dog. and it's what that dog's owner did next that has the d.c. neighborhood on the lookout. plus, graduation day in d.c.itation on more meaning when a graduation student gets down on one knee. >> doug is here with more on the weather. >> we had a fantastic weekend. yesterday just beautiful. mother's day perfect for just about everybody. just a few showers to the west today into parts of the mountains. most of us remained on the dry

side. that is going to change in a big way over the next 12 hours. storm 4 radar, just a few light showers out there. maybe back towards winchester, the mountains and culpeper area and to the north and west of warrenton. watch what happens when we widen out. there is a lot of rain and a ton of moisture making its way out of the gulf of moex co and out of the atlantic. we could see a lot of rain from this. it's not just tomorrow. i'll explain when the rain moves in and how long it may stay coming up. >> thank you, doug. now to a brutal attack in northwest washington. a four-pound dog named freckles killed in her own front yard and then the dog that attacked and its owner simply walked away. darcy spencer reports from glover park. >> it was absolutely the worst thing i've ever experienced in my entire life. >> reporter: she says her four-pound chihuahua named frk freckles was attacked and killed by another dog. she was on her porch. freckles was here on the stone

fence in their yard when the large dog being walked on a leash snatched her. >> i went from messing around on my computer with my dog sitting right beside me to literally one minute later, my dog was dead. >> reporter: it took up to 20 seconds to pry freckles from the dog's mouth and she was already dead. >> it was just awful. >> reporter: the neighbor liz creason saw the dog and its owner leave amidst the screaming and bloodshed. >> at the time i saw him, the attack had just ended and the dog was pretty calm but just -- and the owner looked rather calm. but just kind of walked off down the street. >> reporter: she's posted information and a civic group has posted flyers in the neighborhood. the dog attack has residents in this community on alert. there are a lot of dogs in this neighborhood. some are keeping them on their porches. and when they take them for walks, they are keeping them close. >> d.c. police and animal control are investigating. a police report says the attacking dog's owner walked

away without identifying himself. but rudy and her neighbors are hoping he'll step forward. in northwest washington, darcy spencer, news 4. tomorrow the guardian angels will begin patrolling a d.c. neighborhood where a man was beaten so badly that his jaw is now wired shut. that attack happened on thursday afternoon behind a condo building at 14th and w. northwest. neighbors say the 14th street corridor needs a bigger police presence. the guardian angels say they'll begin foot patrols. resignations at two of america's biggest companies could shake up wall street in the morning. three executeives at jpmorgan chase are expected to leave. this after a trading blunder that cost the bank $2 billion. ina drew is the biggest name. she oversaw the risk management division. she's considered one of the most powerful women on wall street. today, the company's ceo jamie dimon admitted he was dead

wrong about his original take on the risky trades. and he promised to get to the bottom of just what happened. >> we made a terrible egregious mistake, almost no excuse for it. >> not trying to stop banks from losing money. we are trying to stop them from losing money in ways that will cause damage to the rest of the system. >> seizing on jpmorgan's losses to push for stronger bank oversight, dimon says the trading in question did not violate any current regulations. >> the ceo of oosht major u.s. company quit his job today because of a lie on his resume. yahoo!'s scott thompson never earned a computer science degree. that degree was not only listed if his official biography but also in company filings with the u.s. government. yahoo! appointed executive vice president ross 11son as interim ceo. first responders who died in the line of duty were honor eed tonight at the officers memorial. the names of 362 officers were read during a candlelight vigil.

among those honored, police officer derek kraus who was killed at virginia tech last december. also maryland state trooper shaft hunter and virginia trooper adam bowen. both died in car accidents last year. a vote in virginia this weekend will mean a larger number of families could lose their homes and the affordable rent they are paying now will be difficult to find. it all centers on a redevelopment plan for the beauregard corridor. erica gonzalez joins us with more on this. >> the redevelopment of the beauregard area includes millions of dollars worth of traffic improvements, as well as a new fire station and public amenities. it also includes getting rid of apartments like the ones behind me. >> i'm going to lose -- i might lose all of my friends. >> reporter: edgar is a fifth grader at william ramzi middle school and doesn't like the

thought of potentially having to leave his school or his favorite teacher. his mom carla tells me the brookdale apartment complex is being demolished. she says management told her family three months ago they'd have until 2014 before their home would be torn down. >> and this is the largest public/private partnership we've ever done in this city. >> reporter: alexandria city mayor says it's part of a 430-acre approved plan to rebuild the west end of alexandria. >> you can walk, bike and you don't need your car. >> reporter: five developers who own 5,000 apartments in the area will demolish half of them and rebuild more expensive rentals. she says apartment managers told her she and her family would have to relocate. 800 units are guaranteed to be affordable housing. >> there has to be a process in place to provide for dislocation

and relocation. >> reporter: and there is. yule tells meçvhere's about at least $4 million in the bank set aside in order to help these folks relocate. families like hers. another big issue for a lot of people is the problem with traffic and congestion. but the mayor tells me that this is something that's going to be phased in over the next 30 years, it's not goingñr to be anything that happens overnight. live in alexandria, erica gonzalez. a massive three-alarm fire ripped through the repair shop of a former pontiac dealership. that fire started inside a trailer and then spread to the building late this morning. could be days before investigators figure out what caused it. that's because the building is not stable enough for crews to go inside. nobody was hurt. we're hearing from the husband of a young mother who vanished from loudoun county. today would b bethany decker's 23rd birthday. she was pregnant with her second child when she disappeared in

2011. her boyfriend was believed to be the baby's father. decker's husband deployed to afghanistan days after she was last seen. today he joined her family as they handed out flyers in ashburn. >> my expectations for today is to help get out the word to help somehow, somewhere she's listening to this so that way she'll realize we all miss her and that we really need her right now. especially her son kai who is with us right here today. >> reporter: bethany decker's familiarly had a birthday cake for her. they hope that she will join them next time. trayvon martin's mother will be able to take eight months of paid vacation, thanks to a generous donation by her co-workers. fellow employees at the miami-dade housing authority offered up their hours to sabrina fulton. she's been with the department 23 years. george zimmerman, neighborhood watchman, shot and killed her son trayvon back in february. zimmerman has been charged with murder.

he's currently out on bond. new york mayor michael bloomberg urged graduates at the university of north carolina to keep fighting for equal rights. the commencement speech comes just days after north carolina voters approved a constitutional ban on gay marriage. bloomberg told the crowd that if the government can deny rights to one person it can deny rights to everyone. >> each and every generation has removed some barrier to full participation in the american dream. the work is not over. far from it. and i would argue last week's referendum banning same-sex marriage shows just how much more work needs to be done to ensure freedom and equality for all people. >> bloomberg went on to show he thinks all couples should be treated as equal members of the american family and he believes this can happen in this lifetime. president obama will travel to new york city tomorrow to deliver his first commencement address of the spring. mr. obama will speak to the graduates of barnard college.

the president will also do some fund-raising and is reportedly seeing a big boost from his support of gay marriage. he also plans to speak to graduates of joplin high school in missouri and the u.s. air force academy in colorado. americans in maryland are going back to annapolis tomorrow for special session. governor o'malley calls them back. they are looking to pass an income tax hike that would affect nearly 16% of workers and generate nearly $250 million. opponents plan to protest outside the state house tomorrow. the montgomery county school system is mourning the lives giant in education. jerome marco died on wednesday. he led walt whitman high school as principal from 1975 until he retired in 2004. marco was known for his accessibility and emphasis on extracurriculars and implemented the zero tolerance alcohol and drug policy. the whitman community is planning a service in his honor. a grocery store flooded with

sewage will stay closed for a third straight day tomorrow. the harris teeter near potomac yard in arlington is still being cleaned and restocked. they blame a sewage leak there on friday. they blame thad on a problem at the arlington county water pollution control. another step for the space shuttle "enterprise" in new york city. it was unloaded at jfk airport. a jumbo jet transported it from the center in shantilly, virginia. in a few weeks a barge will take it to its new home, the intrepid air, and sea space museum. sam miller on the left there. when his girlfriend sarah cooper walked across the stage today, he dropped to one knee and he proposed to her. when she said yes, the auditorium went wild. they minute during orientation week at au. they've been together ever since and plan to stay right here in the d.c. area.

>> that's night. ahead tonight, why speed cameras can be even more expensive for people who lease their cars. to the tune of up to $1,000. liz crenshaw reports. talk about a bad day. a skier lives to tell about a 160-foot fall. plus a mother's day surprise for one local firefighter who couldn't get the day off. >> and doug is back. ♪

♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] virtual wallet can help you be that person who's good with money. see what's free to spend. move money with a slide. save with a shake. feel good about your decisions.

you have seen it 100 times

and it never loses its appeal. more than 120 pounds of explosives brought down two high rise apartmenture tos in denmark today. hundreds gathnerd copen haguen to watch the buildings implode. they were originally built in the '50s, but recently were deemed unsafe to live in. they certainly are now. there are more than 300 speed and red light cameras around the d.c. metro area resulting in thousands of tickets every month. tonight, liz crenshaw has discovered an expensive problem when speed cameras flash on a leased car. >> it's bad enough getting a red light camera or a speed camera ticket in the mail. what if your tickets don't make it to your mailbox and the penalties for not paying add up. it's happening all over the country to drivers who lease their cars. turns out their tickets to nowhere. >> whatever system they have for getting these tickets to you is obviously broken. >> jacob lesser got a letter telling him to call the police

department. >> and this woman from the police department told me that there were a number of unpaid speed camera tickets on my registration. >> reporter: a year and a half's worth of speed camera tickets. >> but it turns out almost all of them were on, you know, on my way to work. apparently there's a speed camera there right on my way to and from work every day. >> reporter: but he didn't pay the tickets and didn't slow down because he never got the tickets in the mail. and the penalties on the unpaid tickets added up. >> yeah, it was a lot of money. about $1,000. >> reporter: same story with nicky fraser of bowie, maryland. >> i didn't find bought any of my tickets until i went to renew my registration and was told i had about $800 worth of fees to pay before i could renew. $800 worth of speeding camera red light camera and late fees. >> why didn't they find out about their camera tickets? because they both lease their cars. so when their license plates are

photographed by a speed or a red light camera -- >> we can only use the addresses listed on the registration. so when that address belongs to the leasing company and not the person, we don't know that and the ticket goes to the leasing company. >> reporter: in lesser and fraser's case, the tickets were never forwarded to their home address. >> certainly was not my fault i didn't get any of these tickets. >> why isn't this stuff coming to me? i should be knowing about this first. >> it's certainly an escalating issue and an escalating problem. >> reporter: chris styneberg is president of the american financial services association. he says it takes time and manpower to forward the tickets to the drivers and there can be delays. >> it is certainly a headache for any individual, any consumer who is having hundreds, sometimes thousands of dollars worth of tickets that are building up. when you look at these major leasing companies that are leasing hundreds and thousands of vehicles, it becomes a major, major issue. >> reporter: the solution is simple. if you lease a car, check your

registration. if you don't see your address, contact your motor vehicle department. >> change the address on the registration to you so in case you do get an automated enforcement ticket that you will get the ticket yourself. >> it makes me mad that i have all these violations out there. i don't even know about. >> so that's the key. check with the dmv, the mva. make sure they have your address on the registration. lesser and fraser paid off their tickets with the penalties. they didn't have any choice in order to renew their registrations. jim and doreen, back to you. >> thanks, liz. you know the phrase, lucky to be alive. we'll tell you about a guy who knows what that means. he lives in seattle. fell more than 100 feet while skiing this weekend and walked away without a stretch. ni nickolai was up on a mountain when he decided to check out what he thought was a small trench. it collapsed underneath him. he fell most of the way down a 160-foot crevasse.

jermaine paul. >> the nbc show "the voice" returns this fall on monday and tuesday nights. today, nbc announced it has renewed the hit show for another season with all four judges. "parenthood," "law & order" svu and "community" will also all be back, too. new shows include chicago fire, a drama about firefighters in the windy city. >> parenthood never should have left. >> no. >> great show. we like that show. >> we like that show. some real rain coming in, huh? >> yeah, like we talked about last week. the weekend. absolutely fantastic. >> it was wonderful. >> wasn't it great? >> perfect weather for mother's day. >> all the mothers out there enjoying the fantastic weather. high of 80 degrees today. we still need the rain and mother nature held it off today but she's bringing it to us tomorrow. a pretty good shot of the capitol this evening. a very nice evening right now. still, quite nice. you won't need the umbrella if

you are stepping out to take the dog out one last time. 80 degrees the high on sunday. low this morning of 62. average high 75. a little bit above average. take a look at this. we need the rain. you know that. we've been talking about it a lot. nearly 5.25 inches below average. i think we're going to make up a little bit of that over the next 24 to 48 hours. 71 outside. winds out of the south at 9 miles an hour. we're in for a very mild night and a mild start to your day tomorrow. right now 62346 martin 68 towa. mild across the region. nothing to show you really. a few hours of light shower activity to the south and west of washington. most of us are dry. we'll stay that way for the next two to three hours and then see the rain move in. here's one area of rain right around stanton, virginia. a little light rain around richmond and heavier rain out towards west virginia. watch what happens when we widen

out even more. a lot of rain down to the south and some heavy rain at that. and it's also going to get rather breezy. with that, it's going to be fairly nasty day both tomorrow and on tuesday. here's what's happening overnight tonight. your future weather forecast taking you through 7:00 tomorrow morning. notice the shower activity around the region. heaviest rain should be back toward the mountains. romney, around winchester, up toward frederick and haguestown. periods of rain. not an all-day rain. could be steady at times. the heaviest rain still back to the west. overnight, monday night into tuesday, even more rain. and look at 7:00 a.m. on tuesday morning. the potential is there for heavy rain, too. we'll be watching out for this very, very closely. watch what happens when we put this in. the total, 1.3 inches in washington for this computer model. nearly three inches of rain from i-81 back to the west. some areas could pick up one to two, even three inches of rain

through the next 24 to 48 hours. light to moderate. temperatures 59 to 64 degrees. tomorrow afternoon, we'll still see those periods of rain. some of that could be on the steady side. it will be rather breezy and quite nasty. same thing for tuesday with a high of 76 degrees. 80 on wednesday. and it looks very nice as we end the week thursday, friday, saturday and sunday. all looking pretty good. but take the umbrellas tomorrow and ttuesday. sports is coming up next. the nats survived the rain, but did they survive the rally? did they win the game against the reds?

i got all tangled up, stumbling, trying to talk about -- did they win or not? >> no, they didn't win, but they did win the series. so -- but the one thing they lost, their starting catcher in the series. not good. and that's catcher wilson ramos. his season is over. he tore his acl last night in cinci and is awaiting surgery. and now he joins jayson werth on the disabled list. now two key nats out for extended period of time. hard to stay in first place with all these injuries. nats looking to sweep the reds in cincinnati today. mother nature was not cooperating to start a 3-hour. 36-minute rain delay. finally we play some baseball.

top of the fifth. tied at two. runners on the corners for danny espinoza. he laces one into right off bronson arroyo. a two-out double. adam laroche scores from third and then all the way from first, here comes the phenom, bryce harper. he scores. nats take a 4-2 lead. bottom of the ninth, nats up by one. henry rodriguez on for the save. but the bases are loaded for joey votto. two homers on the day. why not make it a third? gets that high fastball for a walk-off grand slam. reds come back to win, 9-6. the nats fall out of first place in the n.l. east for the first time now since april 10th. only a half game back, though. buck showalter's orioles looking for a sweep of the rays. in the bottom of the seventh, the o's down six. they are down only three. nick markakis hammers one deep to center field. b.j. upton going back. and he can't come down with it.

it is a two-run double. robert andino and j.j. hardy. troy patton working a third inning of relief facing elliott johnson. that's not very relieving for the orioles. gives up the bomb, deep to left. raise up two now. very next batter, ben zobrist, back to back jacks for tampa bay. and that puts them up three. the rays hold on to win, 9-8. baltimore still atop the a.l. east. they have a 22-13 record. and ncaa lacrosse tournament, unseeded maryland on the road. in the second quarter, the terps up 5-1 but looking for a little more. the pass to michael shakespeare from way out. he scores. puts maryland up, 6-1. but less than 15 seconds to go, we're tied up at nine. terps with the ball. senior joe cummins, look at these moves. working it around the net and scores.

that's the game-winner. maryland wins, 10-9. the terps advance to the quarterfinals where they'll play johns hopkins next saturday in annapolis. going to be a big game. coming up here on "sports final," we'll look back at the caps' postseason run. everybody still depressed about that being over. what could it mean for next year? nba playoffs continue. while blake griffin and the clippers try to stay alive, lebron, dwyane wade and the heat kick off their series with the pacers. and we catch up with orakpo and brian kerrigan. what they think about their unis and brand new practice bubble. all that coming up. >> what's a uni? >> uniform. >> oh. you have to help an old man out. i'm not hip with -- >> not a unicycle. >> doreen knows. >> thanks, amber. we

not all moms like these two got breakfast in bed. some have to go to work. stephanie got a visit around lunchtime from her two kid and her husband. she's a firefighter in pg county in the middle of a shift. her son aden came up with the idea because he said he homicide of young people in america has an impact on all of us. how can we save these young people's lives?

as a police chief, i have an opportunity to affect what happens in a major city. if you want to make a difference, you have to have the right education. university of phoenix opened the door. my name is james craig, i am committed to making a difference, and i am a phoenix. visit phoenix.edu/beltway to find our 5 locations in your area