now at 11:00, protesters sparking with police but not in baltimore. what will sparked the protests outside of the charmedity. >> baltimore's cure few has been extended. despite days of peace they are now bracing for the weekend.

>> an attacker on run. why a teenager caught punching a man on a metro escalator went free after his arrest last year. >> prayers for peace tonight in baltimore. hundreds of people joined in an hour of prayer prayer for healing in that city. >> the peace is holding on night three of baltimore's curfew but now we know the curfew will be extended. police say it will be remain in effect at least through the weekend. the national guard will be on ground at least that long to prevent any major incidents at some of the larger rallies already being planned. >> mean while investigation into freddie gray's arrest and death is now in the hands of baltimore's state attorney. she's asking for patience, but the lack of details is leading to even more frustration. shomari stone in baltimore right now. shomari? >> reporter: here on west north we have and pennsylvania avenue and baltimore police are out here and they have been

enforcing the 10:00 curfew and protesters took to the streets of baltimore for the fourth night this week over the death of freddie gray who died after suffering critical injuries in police custody. the protesters are demanding justice and police and national guard are out here to protect businesses and enforce the curfew. moments ago we interviewed congressman elijah cummings and bishop walter thomas from the new saw mist baptist church and let's hear what they have to see. >> then see what we were able to accomplish here and made me feel so proud of my brothers and sisters. >> this is a lengthy process. it's not an overnight process. some of them have been led to believe or at least thought that tomorrow a verdict would be rendered but this is just the first step in a long lengthy process. >> many people who live out here in baltimore tell me that they are growing impatient. they are frustrated and they want to know how freddie gray received the spinal cord

injuries. also many tell me that they are getting ready for this weekend, gearing up for the protests. live in baltimore, i'm shomari stone, news 4. >> thank you, shomari. much of the destruction done in baltimore was literally fueled by fire. now, there is a search for the people who started those fires. the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms is offering a $10,000 reward for information. more than 140 vehicles were torched, and at least 19 buildings were set on fire during the violence on monday. peaceful protests in philadelphia turned into a shoving match this evening as demonstrators there clashed with police. hundreds marched in solidarity with the people of baltimore. things got rowdy when the crowds started pushing their way towards an expressway in the middle of the city. no word yet on any arrests. a similar scene played out last night in new york city. today some of the protesters blasted the police department for what they called an overly aggressive response. police arrested more than like

140 people up there yesterday. the commissioner says officers stepped in when the demonstrators ignored orders to stay out of the streets. >> new video of the hail that fell tonight in arlington, take a look. heavy rain and lightning also part of the storms that came through here this afternoon. the storms are gone now but we're not done with the rain yet. are we doug. >> not done with rain at all. still have a lot of hail reports. no big hail reports. most were soft ice pellets and soft hail. a lot of reportsch ice and a lot of reports of lightning earlier, but now all of that is pushed off towards the west. you can see where the lightning was. big-time thunderstorms in and around fairfax county and point west. that's where the rain, is back towards the west and back towards frederick, county william westmoreland west of martinsburg, hampshire and hardy county in west virginia. watching more showers down around waldorf and south of plano and right along the 301 and towards king george county.

that's the next system. see all the moisture down to the south. it's moving northeast and then it kind of hits a skid and starts to move back our way. some new information has just come in. i'll show you what to expect early tomorrow morning in my full forecast. >> thank you, doug. learning new details about how a guy accused in a vicious attack at a metro station last year allegedly did the same thing last year. news 4's jackie benson reports now from eastern market. >> news 4 has learned this suspect allegedly did something very similar a year ago but got off with a light punishment because the traumatized victim couldn't identify him. this time it's on video. the attack on the escalator at the metro station was sudden and shocking. metro transit police believe 19-year-old elijah smith is responsible for last week's incident that left a 69-year-old man with very serious injury. >> we spent a lot of money upgrading our system and rely on

it every day for situational awareness and the cameras proved very prudent that day. with those cameras we identified them. >> news 4 learned smith is still on probation for a similar brutal attack in naof 2014. the victim in that case was an actor who just finished a performance in downtown silver spring. he too, was very seriously injured. >> he's currently on probation for another incident involved in montgomery county and we need to believe that the individual has to come off the street. >> reporter: if convicted, he faces tougher penalties this time which allows for enhanced penalties if the victim is over 65. jackie benson, news 4. >> a man in d.c. is accused of raping a nun has a disturbing past. his name is juan randolph. he was arrested this morning. he's facing more than a dozen charges after police say he sexually assaulted a nun a number of times at a home in

maryland yesterday. court document show randolph has faced peeping tom charges in baltimore and charges of voyeurism in d.c. police say he admitted to the rape and said he was blacked out at the time. >> it's been a long running fight in montgomery county and it turns out it's not over yet. according to the "washington post" costco is asking a judge to step in and allow it to build a gas station in wheaton. last month the county board of appeals denied the warehouse request for a 16-pump gas station because of possible health concerns. well now, wholesaler has asked a judge to reverse that decision. >> well now, diana told us at 6:00 it was down to two guys. one of them went off the board before washington went on the clock, so who did they pick? dianna is out at the nfl draft. surprised or not? >> i'm not surprised at all. they weren't able to get dante

fowler so they got brandon sheriff and he's been to the capital one time and that was when he was in the boy scouts and now he hopes to make d.c. his permanent home. played in iowa and all across the offensive line. head coach jay gruden says he wants him at right tackle and wants to protect robert griffin iior or whoever is going to play at quarterback. he's quick and tough and even played varsity tennis when he was in high school. listen to this. you'll love this. 6'5" 319 pounds so he is a very very very big guy and if redskins fans aren't sold on him yet, i love this story. a reporter asked him if the suit he was wearing was brand new. a lot of guys get new suits for the draft. he said no this is 2 years old. you didn't get a new suit. why would i? this one fits just fine. a little bit inside brendon

schereff. >> up in new york what a night for the caps huh? game one against the rangers. they won it literally in the last second. joel ward the hero tonight. the game-winning goal the caps beat the rangers 2-1. more from madison square garden with reaction from the players after that heck of a game. one rescue done. hopefully many more to come. members of the fairfax urban search and rescue team made their first successful recovery since arriving in earthquake-ravaged nepal. they work for six hours to free a teenage boy in a collapsed building and the team's families here at home know how important their mission is. >> very nice to see him over there helping and to be able to say that my dad is over there helping and part of such a great group, and i'm just so proud of him and can't wait for him to come home sxlt.

>> the boy they rescued was trapped in concrete for five days. new york and hawaii out and chicago wins. nbc news has confirmed that the obama presidential library will go to the windy city where the president started his political career. the library is expected to be built next to the university of chicago and no final site has yet been picked. columbia new york in new york had a site selected but costs in new york city are much higher. next at 11:00, breast milk for sale online. it can bring in big money, but buyer beware. it also comes with risk. tonight we hear from local moms who have tried it. >> and liftoff. >> a new test flight in the corporate space race. we'll tell you how close amazon's ceo jeff bezos is to putting people in space. and why the debate over sledding on capitol hill is back

the ceo of amazon ant owner of "washington post" is jeff bezos. he's into the commercial space race now. this is an unmanned test flight from bezos' space startup called blue origin. he says the propulsion system -- the hydraulic system on the rocket booster lost pressure on the descent. it couldn't be recovered, but the crash itft itself did land safely by parachute. the president of blue origin says there's still probably a few years from taking people up into orbit. there are people who call breast milk human breast milk

liquid gold. that's because on open market it can sell for hundreds of dollars. it's being sold on the internet and it's being bought by all kind of people from mothers desperate to feed their babies to men with sexual fetishes. this freezer is full of alma's extra breast milk. she produed too much after her youngest daughter was born and didn't want it to go to waste. >> why not try to sell it to someone that might need it so i was hoping this might be extra supplemental income. >> she posted an add on only -- thebreast.com, a website promising women to sell or donate their breast milk. alma's price, $2.50 an ounce with a discount for any local buyers >> i don't drink alcohol. i don't smoke. i eat very healthy. i'm sure my milk is on the top, you know top shelf quality. >> i would recommend is that you

do not buy milk from strangers. >> nancy mallan is a lactation specialist at the university of washington and says buying milk on the internet is risky. you don't know what the donor mother is putting into her body and substances like drugs and alcohol can easily be transmitted into the breast milk. even more alarming research out last month found about 10% of milk samples purchased on line contained cow's milk meaning the human milk had been diluted and a separate stud fre2013 found the majority of samples tested contained disease-causing bacteria. how do you know what it is? there's no regulations. >> reporter: instead, mothers in need should try breast milk banks where the milk is pasteurized to make sure it's safe. trouble is it's difficult to access them. only babies born prematurely or those who can get a doctor's note qualify. >> i looked into milk banks and they were mostly for nicu babies

so with my daughter adopted there was not necessarily a need for her to have breast milk. >> reporter: 35-year-old nicki adopted baby zoe last year. since she couldn't produce breast milk herself she went online to websites like this one, human milk for human babies. she was looking for a done tore who would give it for her free. >> if you buy it online it has the ability to possibly be tampered with. >> reporter: after screening potential donors she found a few that could supply her with enough milk to keep her babe happy and healthy. alma bruffy says she was hoping to find someone like nicki but someone willing to pay. after sifting through dozens of responsibles to her add, including potential s and even men looking for breast milk for sexual reasons, she finally found the perfect buyer ten miles away from her home in virginia. >> she can see me and meet my baby which is so important. >> good shot! >> reporter: the food and drug

administration does not recommend buying anyone else's breast milk but experts tell us if you are going to share with another mother look for somebody you know like a friend or a relative. you might not want to think about it but next time it snows you just might be able to sled at the capitol without worrying about getting busted. a house committee passed a bill today that includes a provision that would allow sledding on capitol grounds. there's a ban on sledding at capitol, but early last month dozens of families went out and defied it. the bill that contains the measure still has to pass the full house. >> that still doesn't seem that long ago, does it? >> yeah. it really wasn't. >> and what a difference it is today. >> what a difference it is not just today but over the next couple of days. we'll probably have the best weather we've seen so far this yore and by that we're getting to 80 in a couple of days and that's what most people have been asking for. can we get a couple of 80s in a

row? >> yes. let's take a look outside to show you how things are. saw a lot of rain coming through. one to two inches fell in fairfax county fauquier and now the rain is off towards the west and back towards hamshire county and hardy and west virginia and west of winchester down around the shenandoah valley. that continues to move west. this is the area right here. winchester martinsburg saw rain all evening long but it's finally moving off and back into portions of 50 as it makes its way in towards west virginia. >> few showers, a heavy shower over towards waldorf and more showers down around king george county and 301. that's the next round that we're going to be seeing here. talk about that in a second. temperatures 58 not bad. winds out of the north at 8 miles per hour. as we look towards the rest of the area. 54 winchester and 56 in fredericksburg and 58 over towards huntingtown. what we've been watching is two storms the upper level low,

that's what gave us the moisture earlier today. you can actually see that spin here in the atmosphere. watch this. beautiful spin in the atmosphere and then look at this moisture right off the coast here. watch how it moves off, and then starts to move back in and in response to the upper low so it's being dragged back in off the coast or off the ocean. that's what's going to give us a chance for showers tomorrow night and into tomorrow morning and we have new information. this is very good news. if you don't want it to rain. most of the rain moves out and look at what happens by 6:00 a.m. down to the south of the metro area. not anticipating much in the way of the morning commute. earlier from gaithersburg to d.c. and lexington park and mechanicsville and by 11:00 everybody is on dry side. most of the day tomorrow is hooking dry. temperatures into the mid-60s. right along the bay here only 62 in annapolis and 65 in manassas and showers tomorrow

isolated. i don't think for the most part you probably even the even need your umbrella tomorrow and you can put the umbrella away for the weekend. 80 on saturday and 30% chance of a light shower and sunday 76 and then this is what i'm talking about. 80 degrees on monday and 82 degrees on tuesday. we get to 80 degrees again on wednesday. that's three days in a row at 80 thursday yeah i went down to 76 but, let's just shoot for 80 then too. >> we like it. thank you, doug. >> so our football guys made their first picks and the

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in d.c. we are on a roll. jason, am i right in. >> we are. i didn't think we'd see this again after last week. back again this week. we can all get used to this. >> absolutely. >> another special night for all the local sports teams. carol maloney is out in new york where capitals took game one over rangers, but first we'll head out to chicago. dianna was there for first round of the nfl draft. you said redskins would go pass rusher or offensive line. what was it about brandon scher schereff the number one pick? >> how many times did we see robert griffin iii or colton mccoy get sacked? the redskins think they have found the answer to that

problem. a source of the redskins says he's a top-notch football character and that's really important for the redskins. he is well-coached and he has shown improvement year after year when he played at iowa. now, recently new gm said he wanted a big nasty player. that was the kind of guy he wanted to draft and that's exactly what he's getting. >> you know i like to consider myself to be a nasty football player and want to jump in and earn all the respect from the teammates first and learn the plays and go out and improve with all the guys. seeing that phone ring on table, just a big weight lifted off your shoulders and now you can figure out what we're doing next. >> guys redskins fans should be really excited about this pick an offensive line coach bill callahan should definitely be very excited about this pick. i know there is lots of excitement here in chicago about the draft, but i have a hard time believing it is matching what's going on at msg.

carol? >> it was -- toys quiet now but it was so thrilling, dianna game one huge not a lot of celebrations afterwards. caps said that in a couple of moments. spoiler alert. alex ovechkin involved in both of these plays. caps on the power play. john karlsson fires from the top of the circle and and it's ovie who scores. his third goal of the playoffs puts the caps up 1-0. rangers would tie it up with 4:30 to play but you play until the final whistles. seconds to go ovechkin passes back to joel ward in front of the net. 1.3 seconds left and what a pass by ovie and wardo's new nickname is captain clutch. >> i was just screaming for ovie and took a crack at it and it went in.

big hoopla going on afterwards. unbelievable feeling. i thought we worked hard. they had a little bit of momentum there towards the end but just what this team is capable of doing and fought pretty hard and deserved the big win. >> ward-o ovie backstrom and holtby he was holt-beeston. a focused bunch after a thrilling victory. live from madison square garden carol maloney, back to you. >> thanks so much, carol and dianna. caps will try to get a little greedy on saturday. puck drop at 12:30. watch that game right here on nbc 4. also the nationals, winners on the baseball diamond. they have won three in a row. they have taken over the new york mets with the best record. 8-2 was the final score. do it all again tomorrow nfl

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some breaking news. the house just voted to strike down a d.c. law for the first time in 20 years. the vote was completely split along party lines. the resolution disapproves of a district law that's supposed to keep businesses from discriminating against employees who have had abortions. the gop says it violates the religious freedom of business

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