what happened -- >> it's shoblgicking because ths a family friendly environment. >> reporter: others pictured a different picture. >> i'm not a bit surprised. not at all. i'm sorry to hear it but, you know, it's sad. >> reporter: while police won't say that it's definitely a murder-suicide, they did recover a weapon and they are not looking for any suspects. there's no threat to the community? no lookout? >> no. we believe it to be contained to that one incident. >> reporter: i just got off the phone with the fair ffax county police and they have never been called here for any other kind of problem. they are not releasing the names of the victims. they are still investigating but they remain looking at this as if it a murder-suicide. why police were here over the weekend and had to tase a man in

the lobby. now to a developing story out of prince georges county. police found a man's body in the median of a major highway. they discovered him unconscious near kenneth worth avenue. medics pronounced the man dead at the scene. his body is now with the state medical examiner to determine what happened. police have not identified the victim. a passenger on a united flight is restrained after claiming he poisoned everyone on board. the flight was on its way to liberty, new york, from hong kong. the man was apprehended and taken into custody. there is news today about the government's controversial internet surveillance program called p.r.i.s.m. apple says state and local authorities filed between 4 and 5,000 requests for consumer data

in the past six months. trying to prevent suicides, according to apple, the company is not allowed to disclose how many of those requests fell directly under the p.r.i.s.m. program. president obama is nearing the end of a long day at the g-8 summit in ireland. one of his top priorities at the summit is a one-on-one meeting with vladimir putin to try to reach an agreement on how to move forward with syria. putin supports bashar al assad and while we and our allies are trying to help the opposition. while the two disagreed, they won't want to stop the violence in syria. >> with respect to syria, we have different perspectives on the problem but we share in reducing the violence and securing chemical weapons. >> another major item involves trade. the u.s. and european union are beginning official negotiations

on a trade pact. meanwhile, first lady michelle obama and malia and sasha are also in ireland discovering more about their family heritage. they visited trinity college in dublin and were able to see the birth registry of his great, great, great grandfather once worked as a shoe maker in a village there. watches her daughters trace their roots from the south side of chicago to ireland was a powerful experience. the supreme court struck down a controversial voting requirement in arizona today. justices revealed that the state cannot require voters to show proof of their citizenship when they vote. the vote was 7-2. pete williams is joining us now from the supreme court. who are the winners and losers in this decision? >> reporter: well, let me hold that one in advance. it's more complicated than it appears. let's do the simple part first.

this involves the 20-year-old motor voter law. you can register when you get your license but also you can register to vote by mail. there's a federal form and on it it says to check this box if you're a u.s. citizen and then at the bottom you sign the form to say that you told the truth. arizona went further to say that you have to show proof that you are a u.s. citizen, your naturalization documents, something. civil rights groups sued. they said it's intended to suppress the votes of legal immigrants. the state responded by saying that they are trying to reduce voter fraud. supreme court ruled that the federal law is supreme here. congress can change those rules. it gets the last word and, therefore, what air zone has done here goes beyond motor voter and cannot do it. what the supreme court said arizo

arizona loses in the short term but could come back and try this again because while the congress gets the last word on how elections are conducted, the supreme court majority said the states get the last word on who is eligible to vote. so this may invite a whole new round of lawsuits about states trying to rein in voter fraud. >> what are the other big cases that the justices will decide before the end of the current session and when? do we know? >> the which i can tell you. the when i can't. we know we'll get decisions next monday. we'll probably get them some other day next week. we're still waiting for the big ones. on same-sex marriage, the prop 8 in california and federal defensive marriage act, affirmative action in school admissions and the future of the most important civil rights law ever passed the voting rights action. >> 'tis the season down there. pete williams, thanks so much. >> you bet. we're hearing exclusively

from a prince george's woman who lost here security clearance and had to move because of her ex-husband. we've concealed a woman's identity for her own protection. her story tonight from tracee wilkins. >> a bunch of people are coming and knocking on my door. can an officer please come. >> reporter: the first day random men started showing up at this condo asking for sex. the woman who lived here couldn't understand why. >> i felt helpless. >> reporter: 32 yeerd micha-yeal johnson is accused of percent nating his ex-wife online. he posted her picture on sex sites and social media. up to 50 strange men would show up at her hyattsville home a day looking for sex. >> the police said, we have to profits him.

how do we know it's not some girl or whatever. and i'm like, no one else would hack into my e-mail address. >> reporter: johnson invited strange men to kick down her door and have sex with her. he didn't stop there. he also posted prices online for sex with her three daughters and the 2-year-old son they had together. a year later, she is still contacting websites and trying to clear her name. >> i think there's still a black planet. >> johnson also called and e-mailed his ex-wife while he got time in jail for violating the stay away order. >> no one wanted to help me until he wrote the letter as if he already killed me and it was found. >> reporter: johnson's e-mail said, i gave her all of the chances to not let it get this far so she refused so her blood is not on my hands. i.p. addresses and usernames

convinced the jury along with the call to his mother from jail. >> did you not know you were going to get in trouble? >> yeah. >> didn't you know you're not supposed to do stuff like that? >> i know. >> she had to start her life over in another state. >> everything that it took so long to build and i worked so hard for, i just had to walk away from it. >> these are the e-mails sent within that 45-day period. these along with those internet postings are what led to johnson's conviction. now he is going to be sentenced on july 18th and is facing up to 118 years in prison. in upper marlboro, i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. in a news 4 exclusive, she survived the derecho and now she's speaking out. she got caught out in the middle of the storm. plus, a teenager defending

his decision to ride a shark. also, federal agents raid 7-elevens. what they found inside the popular convenience store. doug is keeping a close eye on our weather. >> that's right. over towards arlington, alexandria, right along the mall, too. quick showers and there's more in the forecast. i'll show you coming up. [ male announcer ] the new subway® $4 lunch is for everyone.

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june 29th, a derecho wreaked havoc erica gonzales is live in the studio. >> winds so intense and she could feel her motorcycle sway between her legs and the

accident left her a pair pa leej jik. it's a new day, a new life for this 38-year-old woman. this set of wheels, a far cry from what she's used to. she was on her favorite red motorcycle last june when the derecho would forever change her life. >> the wind was pushing the bike between my thighs and i'm like, wow, it's super windy out here. >> she was in meridian park west when a tree crashed down on her. >> i don't remember anything else. they said, ma'am, a free fell on you. >> itself vered her spinal cord and left her paralyzed. >> i wasn't being careless. i was being careful. i was just going home. it wasn't raining. it just happened. a crazy amount of wind happened and it crushed ze it's been a year of intense physical therapy both inside the hospital and

out. she's looking forward to getting back to her work as an office manager but mainly it's the little things she longs for. >> to know that i can't stand up alone, to know that i can't dance the way i used to or hug somebody straight on, you know, eye to eye, that's hard. >> now she's an accomplished speaker, sharing her story with latinas leading tomorrow, a group of young girls that she led before her injury. difficult circumstances can derail your life or as catalina has proved, it add to your mission. >> i can still smile or lay in bed and let my parents do everything for me and not grow and not try to be independent. >> it is a choice that you have made? >> yeah. >> catalina has had a lot of support from family that moved to the area just to help her transition into this new life. she had such a love for her bike

that she says she feels like she lost a friend when it was obviously totalled in the accident. her focus now is to become 100% independent and to eventually have a family. >> erica, thank you. a florida teenager has to story to tell. a 19-year-old seized a lifetime opportunity to ride a shark. he came face-to-face with a 30-foot 50,000 pounds shark while swimming in the gulf of mexico. >> it went through my mind, i might not be able to do it again so i did it. it was incredible. >> it went through his mind. he has a mind. he thought this through. a marine biologist said that he's lucky the shark didn't kill him. >> it's actually the largest fish out there. not technically a shark. doesn't have real teeth or eat

meat. that's okay. it's the largest fish. >> fish? >> there you go. >> google it right now. >> i'm going to double up on that on the air. >> i saw a dora explorer episode. let's find out what is happening out there. pretty nice afternoon. a little on the warm, muggy side. i tell you what, not bad to start off on the monday. i said on twitter, a little bit of an oxymoran. we have shower activity around the airport. 87 in martinsburg, 88 in fredericksburg. the dewpoint is up there. that makes things uncomfortable. the shower activity, you have to zoom right in here, right along

the mall here. we're going to continue to see showers along the gw parkway and potomac and over towards national harbor. down towards portions of the freeway and of course the river right around nats park. tonight, a few showers are coming through. most of us should be on the dry side. tomorrow morning, a few clouds. areas of fog and then tomorrow afternoon a better chance of showers and thunderstorms. some could be on the strong side although we're not anticipating severe weather. we could get heavier downpours. tomorrow, though, they are out of here. they are going to move in and out fairly quickly. overnight lows tonight, down to 70 in d.c. 69 in gaithersburg. 70 down towards fredericksburg. tomorrow afternoon, a high of 85 in d.c. 83 in gaithersburg and 87 down

towards the fredericksburg area. 85 coming up on friday. the first day of summer coming in on friday, summer officially begins friday morning at 1:04 in the morning and then right on time we go into the 90s on sunday and monday. 90 on sunday. 93 coming up during the day on monday. once again, we're talking about some heat. we're going to continue to see that heat into the weekend and right now no extreme heat out there. we still have only had one heatwave this summer. a far cry from what we saw last time this year. >> 3,000 very tiny teeth but are of little use because they take them in through their filters. >> good. >> i just wanted to make sure we were not reeled in by another camera fish story. we have new developments just in on a sex assault case at the naval academy. pat? >> we just learned that the superintendent of the naval

academy has decided to move forward with proceedings in a sex assault case. that case last year involved football players and a female. the assault allegedly took place at an off-campus house in aannapolis. the victim's mother accused navy investigators of dragging their feet in this case. the case will be sent to article 32 proceedings. that's the military equivalent of a preliminary hearing or grand jury injunction. the congress and president have focused on recent military sex assaults and how to prevent the assaults. the names of the accused football players of the naval academy have not been released and we do not know the specific charges against them. the redskins are trying out new technology to enhance their kicking game. not your typical plane here in chantilly, virginia.

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i apologize for disrespecting your courtroom last time and i had no intent to disrespect you or the people in the courtroom. >> former nfl wide receiver chad johnson is once again a free man after issuing an apology to a florida judge. she sentenced him to 30 days in jail after he slapped his attorney's behind. he said that he understood why she held him in contempt and why this time behind bars has given him a chance to reflect. the original hearing was connected to a probation violation of a domestic violence

charge. >> every athlete is looking to improve their game. >> with the story of redskins using a new tool to get even better. huh? >> this was really cool. it was interesting when we were standing on the sidelines last week. we noticed kickers and punters. what could possibly be the kickers and punters? not only personable, they are pretty smart, too. using technology to study technique. >> take a look at this angle. it's a rare shot the redskins special teams is capturing to improve their technique. >> how does this work here? >> we pretty much just switch it on. we have the helmet cam and then just before i go to punt two or three seconds i'll switch it on and it's filming and at the end of the punt i'll switch it off

and there it is. so then we can take that inside. and i can actually get to see how i drop the ball and how i can relate that to a good or bad ball. >> they are go pro cameras. the idea to use them came from nick sunberg after he used it for zip lining. >> it's interesting to see what i see and what they do. i don't do what they did. i've kicked and stuff like that but i've never caught a snap for smif. it's cool to see on film what he is actually seeing and to be able to break things down frame by frame by frame. it's so much different. when he's punting, he can see everything and break it down step by step. >> there's a lot of unique ways to use the cameras. you can use it for anything. we are just starting to use it in our profession and i think it's going to bode well for us down the road. >> reporter: as for other positions, maybe practicing with these cameras? >> it's going to be huge.

it wouldn't surprise me if a quarter back is going to wear it for a game. >> i don't know if i would take it that far. when you start moving around, the video gets shaky. everybody will throw up. >> news 4 sports. >> if you do any skiing, especially out west, you see a lot of the skiers have this on their helmets and they use them in the x-games and we use them for kayaking. >> you can get them in a sporting goods store. >> yes, all the time. 120, 130 bucks. pretty cool. >> thank you. next at 5:00, history takes flight. a look at the world's most advanced solar-powered plane and find out why it is here? a major immigration scheme. how some 7-eleven franchise owners allegedly preyed on their employees to line their own

pockets. the mother of the 18-year-old stabbed at the metro park station after being robbed of his expensive jacket speaks exclusively with news 4. why she thinks the young attackers are getting away with

february 22nd. a landmark transportation bill is up for consideration in the virginia legislature. even though it's backed by republican governor mcdonnell, tea party republicans refuse to support the plan. but terry mcauliffe thinks this is too important a time for partisan politics. mcauliffe reaches out to democrats and urges them to support the bill. and the bill passes. terry mcauliffe. putting virginia first.

a murder-suicide investigation is under way here at skyline towers in false church. police found a man and woman shot to death in a unit on the 21st floor. neighbors heard a woman scream and then gunshots. the g-8 summit is under way. the u.s. and russia are not coming to terms on syria. president obama and vladimir putin met for two hours in northern ireland. afterwards they both acknowledged that they want to see an end to the violence but do not agree on how to bring that out. >> the supreme court voted 7-2

on the law that forces people to prove their u.s. citizenship when they register to vote. arizona officials say the requirement stops illegal immigrants and nonu.s. citizens from being able to vote. doug? >> the weather out there is on the warm and humid side. right through downtown southeast right around the naval yard, right around the potomac river is seeing showers. this will be very quick. do not expect anything too strong. we'll talk about when we have a better chance of seeing the stronger storms in a minute. >> doug, thank you. a grieving mother afeels her son's killer will get away with murder. the mother is speaking exclusively to news 4 chris jordan about what has her so

upset. >> oh, many times even on the job i'm in tears and i have to turn away. >> reporter: she is sad and angry after prosecutors told her they are considering reducing the charges against the teenagers in the fatal stabbing of her son after robbing him of his expensive jacket last november. >> so they are trying to plead, say we're going to give them a plead, this way we can get them for something better than nothing. >> reporter: the stabbing occurred the night of november 19th at the metro park station when he and friends ran into a group of teens that had allegedly robbed him that evening, taking his jacket and iphone. griffin was stabbed in the chest. a trial is scheduled for september but prosecutors are proposing reducing the charges against meyers and five others in the case. >> he said, i'm going to give

them manslaughter, offer them manslaughter and chavez, we're going to offer him murder in the second degree. i thought it was unfair because five of the guys were surrounding my son. >> a spokesman for the prosecutor's office tell me they do not typically discussion plea negotiations but that they do reach out to the family of victims for their input. but she feels like the system is failing and there's no justice for her son. >> manslaughter is too light. 7 1/2 years is not enough time. i've cried and cried and cried. i explained to them that it's unfair. >> reporter: she says the loss she will suffer will last the rest of her life. the u.s. attorneys office sent a statement expressing condolences to the family for their tragic loss. a double shooting in southeast d.c. landed two people in the hospital. a 20-year-old man was shot in

the face. the other victim, a 17-year-old girl, was shot in both legs and her chest. the shooting happened just before 2:00 this morning in the 4900 block of g street. no word on a possible motive or suspects. the man accused of sneaking up on a woman and cutting them on their backsides in local malls now admits to everything. john pimentel pleaded guilty. nine women were hurt during the 2009 incidents. he was arrested after fleeing to his native peru. he hasn't said why he did it. he faces up to seven years in prison and will be sentenced in september. three 7-eleven stores in virginia are closed after being raided as part of a human smuggling investigation. a dozen other 7-elevens were raided in long island. owners are accused of smuggling in undocumented workers from pakistan.

they stole the workers' paychecks and forced them to stay in illegal boarding houses. >> worker rs were routinely forced upon threat of job loss or deportation to work up to 100 hours a week, to live only in the houses that the defendants' owned and given only a small percentage of the stores that they own. >> all of the stores are franchised and not owned by 7-eleven. the driver who crashed his suv into the wendy's in laurel is now charged with drunk driving. five people were hurt when he landed in the lobby of the fast food restaurant. customers and employees scrambled to get out of the way in time. five people were hurt, though. but they are expected to be okay. metro just released its plans for july 4th so you can make yours. half a million people will use its services on the holiday.

metro rail service will be operating from 7:00 a.m. until midnight with near rush hour service levels from 6:00 p.m. until midnight. metro expects the largest crowds to be to and from the fireworks. no track word will be scheduled into big headache today for drivers in alexandria. this stretch of quaker lane remains closed at this hour. a pipe broke this morning. workers may continue through the night. avoid the area for now if you can. breaking news. an ambulance in calvert county. news 4 chopper is on the way there and we'll have an update from the live desk coming up. plus, edward snowden says he's proud to be called a traitor. hear about his live web chat straight

what your preschooler eats could put them at risk for heart disease later in life. researchers found that more than a thousand kids ages 3 to 5, a survey was asked about their child's eating habits. children who did not eat a variety of healthy foods were more likely to have problems with health disease as they became adults. parents should go out of their way to provide healthy foods and encourage their kids to eat them. the fbi is once again digging for jimmy hoffa's remains. they are digging at a field outside of detroit. hoffa's body was buried there. the teamster boss disappeared from a detroit area restaurant. since then, multiple tips on the

locations of his remains have come in but they have all failed to pan out. the pilot of a solar plane comes clean about the ufo trick he played on people all over our region. i'm liz crenshaw. what happens to your facebook page after you die? it's up to family members to change it after you die. it's looking pretty good this evening. a few showers, though, north of national harbor.

the pilot of an historic flight is laughing to himself tonight about the tricks he pulled off over the weekend. >> he was flying the world's most solar powered plane that can land at night and land at dulles airport. but some people thought it was a ufo. >> reporter: just after midnight on saturday, an erie silent glow coming from dulles international airport. the unusual landing came from this plane, the completely solar-powered solar impulse aircraft which is now in chantilly. it can operate day and night because of the enormous solar power activity it has. the plane is on a cross country flight hoping to make history. not everyone knew that this plane was scheduled to leave. this video sent us to by the

manager at a restaurant, the plane is a faint distance in this video but what is big and bold is the excitement of those who are watching thinking that they were seeing a ufo. >> i think it's moving. >> really slow. >> yeah, dude. that's like a mother ship. >> reporter: others called 911 about the unusual plane and watch closely as the feint light in the sky disappears. >> what the -- it just turned all of its lights off. >> reporter: you can see the wing span, just how long and impressive it is. and if that was lit up at night, you can see why it might cause a little bit of concern, like what happened late saturday night, early sunday morning. and wouldn't you know it, the pilot who landed this plane then tells us he was messing around with the people on the ground on purpose. >> you're in the air and i ignited the 16 landing lamps when i was flying around the airport and i was sure some people would think it was a ufo.

>> reporter: he knows his tricks and got some reaction. >> yeah, i was communicating with the people down there. >> reporter: solar impulse is scheduled to take off in about a week and a half. just be aware, you can be seeing this in the night sky. we're going to check out some stories trending online today. >> instagram is one of the most popular social networks out there and soon users might be able to share more than pictures. tech crunch is reporting that later this week facebook will unveil video support for instagram. it will be similar to twitter's vine which allows you to share six-second clips. vine launched earlier and is one of the most popular apps. >> i think we can relate this back to education and how we are continuing to try to strive to figure out how to create jobs

right now. that is the biggest problem. and i think that, especially the men, are seen as the leaders and we need to figure out how to create education better so we can solve this problem. >> an embarrassing number at last night's usa competition. that was miss usa's response to inequality in pay between men and women. that probably cost her the crown. miss connecticut won. she now goes on to represent the usa pageant in the fall. okay. let's get the word on the weather? >> high atop our station, the

darker clouds here the shower activity can see the rain coming down in some areas. and showers across the potomac, 80 at 7:00, down to 75 at 11:00 tonight. here's the radar. we'll zoom in right away. no real areas of shun der or lightning. this shower becoming more intense. that's what i was showing you right down through d.c. and over towards portion of prince georges county. right towards pennsylvania avenue, we're going to continue towards 295 and heavier showers down there and down pennsylvania avenue and over towards andrews air force base. once again, a brief shower.

64 in germantown and moving through the next couple of days, warm temperatures moving in here. 85 tomorrow and 81 on wednesday. better chance of storms tomorrow and look at thursday and friday. back to the low to mid-80s for the first day of summer. high of 85. first weekend of summer, let's hit 90. we'll do that on sunday. guys? >> we'll do it. breaking news on a deadly crash involving a paramedic in calvert county. pat? >> jim, this happened a short time ago near maryland. chopper 4 has just arrived there. a unit was responding to a call when a car crossed its paddle t path. the man died on impact. we'll continue to monitor the

impact of traffic in that area and we'll bring you more as we get it. i'm pat lawson muse. back to you. >> pat, thank you. facebook has more than 1 billion users but what happens to your page after you die? >> a relative who tried to remove a facebook page but couldn't. liz did some checking into the death. >> facebook after death. we received a viewer e-mail from a woman whose sister died a year ago this week. she was frustrated and upset after she could not figure out how to remove her sister's facebook profile. >> right now it's just very painful for all of the family to see thi sitting there. >> diana gonzales' sister died

suddenly last year. she left behind a painful reminder to gonzales that her sister is gone. >> first of all, she shows up as a friend and family. she's always there. >> so gonzales wanted to delete her sister's page but without the password, gonzales was stumped. she tried over and over to get help from facebook. >> there must be some way to reach someone to say what do you need from me so we can do this. i didn't find anything. >> so gonzales searched the web for ways to remove a deceased person's facebook page. but says she only found other people with the same problem. >> no one really had an answer. >> did you try to call facebook? >> i couldn't really find a phone number to find them. >> we contacted facebook through media challenges. facebook says it honors requests from close family members to deactivate a deceased person's account. in fact, facebook says you have two options.

you can either memorialize a page or delete it all together. we found many memorial pages online for the general public and even celebrities but gonzales wanted her sister's page deleted forever. >> this is just one more thing, one more process i need to get through on her behalf. >> so using instructions we got from facebook, first, you click the flower or star in the right-hand corner of your page. then click help, then visit the help center. next, type in the search box, deceased user delete. then, choose memorialize or remove an account. >> i'm going to go with, please remove this account. >> facebook requires a death certificate and prove that she was the lawful representative of the deceased. >> and i have those. >> gonzales submitted her request. then she received an e-mail from facebook acknowledging it was sent.

facebook says it works to delete the account as quickly as possible but when it comes to gonzales' experience -- >> it wasn't that hard but i wish i didn't have to dig so far for it. but it's hard emotionally to do this. because it's a little piece of her that is going away. >> so diana gonzales says she's still waiting for facebook to take down her sister's page. it's been about a week or so. since we were looking at facebook, we also looked at twitter and it works the same way but you mail or fax those required documents. so a bit of a squirrel leeway to figure it out. we've helped her do it. >> thank you, liz. some trails around our area are safer tonight. we'll tell you how you can make sure to get help now when you need it. >> plus, a look at the statue that is about to get a new home.

trails and pathways around columbia, maryland, are safer tonight. >> that's right. you can get help when you dial 911. >> reporter: columbia has more than 90 miles and pathways spread out across the city. there is a new alpha numeric code. >> it's the village that it's in, so the bridge that we are standing in is wl, br for bridge, and then we came up with a numbering system from north to south. >> reporter: the playgrounds have had the same type of system for years. it shows up in a mapping system used by 911 operators. those using the trails can call for help in an emergency. >> they don't have that ability to say i'm at such and such street address. this allows them to, if they are in trouble or injured and not able, they are able to call in the nonemergency or the

emergency number if they are in trouble and emergency responders know where they are. >> reporter: in addition to the signs, police have increased bike patrols and mounted patrols on the trails. >> it's an extra set of eyes and ears for the police, direct communication with the police department. >> reporter: fortunately they don't have a big problem with crime or injuries on the trails but those who use them say it's comforting to know that they have a lifeline if they need it. >> if i'm in trouble and these are pinpointed around the trail, then i can tell them where i am at and they can find me much more quickly if i'm in danger. >> reporter: the columbia association says this is just the start of improvements. they plan to put up better signs in the future. >> a map of the trails around columbia is available on the association's website. next at 6:00, a confession from the serial slasher who targeted female shoppers. right now at 6:00, his obsession with slashing women's

backsides gaining national attention. tonight, a plea deal in the case. we're learning more tonight about a murder suicide in fairfax county. plus, new details about how the tornado traveled across our area. >> there is new information about the government and spy program. edward snowden says he exposed the national security agency secret surveillance programs. now he says american spy teams helped their british counterparts eavesdrop on counterparts in the united kingdom. jim handelsman is here. >> reporter: how about the timing? president obama is at another summit in the united kingdom. snowden says he's not offering secrets to china for asylum but the more he says the more some people think he's just a