right now in texas and arkansas, the severity of storms last night becoming clear. at least 10 people unaccounted for and three confirmed dead at this hour. i'm aaron gilchrist with the problems still facing people in that area. >> severe weather will be focused again across parts of the midwest for today but we'll deal with our own chances for rain maybe a few rumbles of thunder before today is done. we'll time out your best chances of getting wet. with the chaos on metro this morning, people giving up on catching a train and deciding to walk into the city. news 4 east kristen wright is live with what happened and where things stand right now.

kristen, good morning. >> reporter: large crowds at the rosalyn station this morning. this is one of the shuttle buses trying to get people where they're going. shuttle buses throughout the morning. i talked to a woman here in this line getting on the shuttle bus to foggy bottom who says she has been dealing with this for over two hours. it's been a long morning for everybody here. major delays this morning. we met a lot of frustrated riders who can't get where they're going. the orange blue and silver lines are suspended between foggy bottom and arlington cemetery and foggy boss tom and clarendon. metro tells me there was no fire just smoke. also from metro, no passengers were in darchger near the problem. huge crowds trying to get on shuttle buses and figure out which ones are going exactly where. i'm hearing from people it's difficult to get information at times.

adding to the delays today. blue and silver lines are single tracking between edison road and stadium armory for an unrelated problem. metro tells us that maintenance crews are working on the situation right now but they can not give us an idea of just how long people are going to be waiting. barbara, back to you. breaking news just into the newsroom. a fatal police shooting overnight in prince george's county. we're being told a sheriff's deputy was involved in the shooting in the 900 block inally road just down the street from fedex field. more information as we get it. back to you. we're following a developing story in montgomery county. police are trying to solve a mystery behind who killed this couple. it happened at their home on ridge drive. megan mcgrath spoke with the couple's neighbor this is

morning and joins us live with how the community is reacting. megan, good morning. >> good morning, barbara. investigators returned to the house on ridge drive just a little over an hour ago and they are actually still inside. neighbors say they can't believe it. they say dick and jodi velardo were well known and well liked and some are nervous about the fact that no arrests have been made. okay we apparently are having problems with that tape, but this began to unfold over the weekend the weekend. when the children's parents didn't show up as planned and the family members were unable to get ahold of them that's when the concern was raised. family members came here to the home you see behind me on ridge

drive. that's when they made the grim discovery, dick and jodi were found dead at the home. we're told by police that dick velardo was found slightly backside and that jodi was actually found inside the home. all police are saying is that they were suffering from trauma to the upper body. no information about motive. we don't know if they were targeted or weather that was a random act of violence. no information about suspects. so still active. they are inside continuing to collect physical evidence we are hoping to learn more as the day progresses as you would imagine, people in this neighborhood nervous about what happened. a developing story now to our south.

search-and-rescue crews reason looking for people in the city of van, texas, about an hour away in corsicana one person died in severe flooding there. two other people died when a twister whipped through a mobile home park in arkansas. millions of people are still at some risk for severe weather today. we could see a few showers in our area as well. chuck, good morning. >> good morning, aaron. a cloudy and warm and humid day across our area here for the middle parts of may. your weather headlines for today, clouds for sure humidity season has clearly begun. we'll be near 90 degrees tomorrow. question is will we get cooler? temperatures are close to 08 in the metro, 78 downtown, 79 in winchester. cooler in st. mary's county where rain drops are falling. so your afternoon planner, warm humid, shower and thundershower chances. not looking for anything in the

way of severe weather around here. this show you storm team 4 radar and give you an idea of futurecast when the rain moves in and out of your neighborhood. >> thank you, chuck. several charities will benefit from prince's big rally for peace concert in baltimore. prince played the royal farms arena in baltimore. the concert drew thousands of people. many attendees wore gray to honor freddie gray who died in police custody last month. and gray's death sparked protests in baltimore you'll remember now. six police officers are facing charges because of his death. according to prosecutors, the officers didn't buckle gray into a police van which led to the spinal injury that killed him. the baltimore "sun" says an investigation revealed several nearby police departments use vans without any seat belts. the "sun" says howard and anne arundel county police are on that list. both departments told the paper suspects have strapped in the vans -- they are strapped. howard police said it's considering adding belts or

padded safety bars to its vans. don't be surprise if the phrase "reopening day" is trending on twitter later today. orioles fans are using it to rally the city ahead of the orioles game. the orioles will play at camden yards for the first time since the violent protests in baltimore ended. the last time the orioles played, the team beat the white sox without any fans in the stand. that was back on april 29. the orioles take on the toronto blue jays tonight. >> at the live desk, i want to show you a problem on the inner loop of the beltway. right now we have a dump truck that has overturned. we have the three right lanes blocked. looks like one may have just reopened in the last second here. two left lanes getting by. no doubt, this is going to take time to clean up again.

aaron. tonight the wizards are playing in a game that could put them aahead in their playoff series. the team playing the atlanta hawks as the verizon center. the wiz could give themselves a 3-1 series lead with a win. if they lose it's tied up at that point. the caps fell into a tie in their playoff series too, now they're headed to a crucial game seven in new york. they're playing the rangers this wednesday. captain alex ovechkin already predicting the caps will win that game. if they do it will be their first visit to the playoffs third round in 17 years. as they say, go caps. unexpected and terrifying. singers tumble to the ground as a stage collapses under them and it's all caught on camera. plus it was once the king of all reality shows. the final season of the popular

it looks like "american idol" is coming to an end. fox confirmed it's cancelling the show at 15 years on the air. idol launched the careers of kelly clarkson carrie underwood and, of course ryan seacrest too. now, this is just one ax in what's known as up front week networks announcing whether they're keeping or cancelling different washington post" put up the list of everything coming back or going away. you can see some of the nbc shows here for example. we learned the blacklist and the voice as well as "law and order svu" are coming back next year. "law and order" 16 seasons we'll be seeing there. >> wow, no wonder she wanted to lead. that's pretty good. >> you may want to check out this video on youtube to hear all of owen wilson's "wows." turns out he's said wow a lot in his nearly 20 years in the business as they say. in the mashup he says it more than 50 times. you can count for

in less than an hour, a community in mississippi will gather to honor two police officers killed in the line of duty. last night, a group of first responders held a candlelight vigil in hattiesburg. they offered prayers and support for the officers' families. also today, four people charged in connection with the deaths of the officers will make their first appearance in court. the town's mayor says the officers were shot and killed during a traffic stop on saturday night. the officers pulled over a car for speeding. >> called for backup. as he called for backup the assailant actually entered the car and started shooting. >> a man and woman face charges of two counts of capital murder. two other suspects face lesser charges. starting today, if you take the fredericksburg line on vre, you'll wait longer for your

train. you'll see delays between 30 and 45 minutes in each direction through may 21. after the 21st delays will be 10 to 20 minutes. vre is building a third track between db.c. and richmond. csx will do upgrades throughout the month. we have a mostly cloudy skies overhead and what's left of tropical storm ana now down across parts of southeastern virginia northeastern parts of north carolina and the clouds that you see outside here in the moat roe metro, those are the outer edge clouds related to that storm. no rain in the metro area just yet. you can see clouds are moving from east to northwest, an unusual movement of clouds. as far as rain chances, there are a few showers already. these showers are coming northbound up the bay so they'll reach up towards edgewater and annapolis here over the next little while. eventually our rain chances in the metro will go up as well.

there's the front to our west so even neighborhoods to the west have a chance for a few showers as well. future cast and the weekend coming up. >> look at that! you can hear people screaming when a stage collapsed in southwest china. take a look. you can see about 80 singers go straight down. with two suffered serious injuries. six others were also hurt. it's national police week. after the break, what's being done to honor those who have died in the line of duty. stay with us. we'll be right back.

i'm melissa mollet at the live desk. breaking news we want to update you on this deputy-involved shooting in landover from last night. this was at 10:00 last night. apparently prince george's deputies got a call for a domestic violence incident. they found the suspect related to this incident in the 900 block inaof naally road. two deputies killed the suspect after he fierped at their car. one deputy we understand has been on the job for five years, the other for six years, both of them on administrative leave pending this investigation, that area right near fedex field. prosecutors in boston in the marathon bombing trial rl calling rebuttal witnesses. the defense rested its case less than an hour ago.

lawyers for dzhokhar tsarnaev called more than 40 witnesses during this penalty phase of the trial. after closing arguments jurors will decide whether tsarnaev should spend the rest of his life in prison or be executed for those attacks that happened in 2013. three people died more than 260 were hurt. right now, the 36th annual washington-area law enforcement memorial service is going on here in the district. this is part of national police week. officials are honoring two law enforcement officers from our area who died on duty. now, because of this service, d street and indiana from 3rd to 6th streets northwest are closed until 2:00 this afternoon. police week started with a motorcycle ride. you can see here dozens of officers and supporters participated in the 20th annual law ride yesterday. they road from rfk stadium to the national law enforcement officers' memorial and a lot of them told us they're remembering their own colleagues who died. >> we get an opportunity for the family the law enforcement family, to come together again, we see a lot of old friends and

meet new friends. >> this week there will also be a bike ride, a wreath laying and a candlelight vigil to honor fallen officers. >> we now know when a d.c. firefighter who died on duty will be laid to rest. lieutenant kevin mcrae's funeral is on friday. he collapsed during a call to 7th street northwest last week. several d.c. leaders and firefighters will join mcrae's friends and family at the d.c. armory friday morning. anyone can attend his viewing at 9:00 there before the funeral service which begins at 11:00 a.m. >> good morning once again, everybody. here's the way future weather is breaking down our rain chances as we go forward through the afternoon and into this evening. rain creeping its way up across parts of southern maryland and i'm not 100% convinced futurecast has a good handle on what will be going on here. i think those showers are going to make their way into annapolis and the inner harbor of baltimore and may creep on to the eastern sides of the beltway. so those areas of green are where it will be raining but i

think those rain chances may extend farther than that. by 8:00 9:00, that cold front coming in from the west may wring out a few late evening showers or a rumble of two or thunder out west of town but on the whole rain chances are not a guarantee for everybody but they are a bit of a likelihood. on the hole we'll call it 40% chance for rain today, highs low to mid-80s. near 90 tomorrow. cooler before the weekend gets here more about that coming up. >> chuck, thank you. new today, d.c. has some of the nation's highest pre-k enrollment levels in the country. more than 75% of four-year-olds in d.c. have access according to the national institute for early education research. the group crunched the numbers for every state and found big disparities in enrollment and quality. they say family income levels and state funding are both big factors. nationwide 29% of all fourth graders are enrolled in a state-funded pre-k program. that's more than a million kids. hitting home runs may not be bryce harper's only

monaco's royal twins were baptized yesterday. princess gabriellea and prince jacques wore matching dior undergo. their mom is a former olympic win isser who married prince albert of monaco grace kelly's son. she reportedly chose the materials for the gowns for her babies with their extraordinary embroidery designs. she also wore dior for the special occasion. her fitted skirt and jacket combination was accessorized with a hat and knitted gloves. you'll have to stay up late if you want to watch the nationals game tonight. they're on the west coast to face the arizona diamondbacks. the game begins at 9:40 p.m. to get things started in style, nationals outfielder bryce harper posted this on instagram. check him out. you see him there playing the guitar with #showhair.

bryce is coming off of a week where he hit six home runs in three games. the first time anybody's done that in a decade. we'll see if he can keep it up in the week ahead. he kind of looks like -- chris isaak? you remember him? >> from the top of his head? >> well, the poofy hair and the guitar. >> were you aware he played the guitar? >> i didn't know it. >> i didn't know that either after the break, why a family with an

hillary clinton is calling for guaranteed leave in a new mother's day video. the clip has been viewed more than 26,000 times. clinton tied the family leave to middle-class struggles. >> at a time that s exciting and joyful i see so many women who are just distraught. they have to immediately go back to work. they don't know how they're going to manage. >> clinton says there's more the

country can do to make life easier on families. it's a message clinton's campaign likely wants women voters to hear. their support is seen as critical in the 2016 election. aaron? right now, the application period is open to add new sports for the 2020 summer olympics. those games are being held in tokyo, japan. baseball and softball are considered favorites to be brought back to the games. both sports, of course are big in japan. other possibilities? squash karate cricket as well. we'll find out which sports made the short list coming up in june. can chuck? >> i'm pulling for karate myself mostly. outside we have plenty of clouds out there but they have not really inhibit it had warmup much. temperatures are close to 08 in and around town and there are breaks of sunlight getting through a mostly cloudy skies. 81 at national airport, 79 in leesburg and winchester. 77 in fredericksburg. in maryland rain drops have been falling across st. mary's. there it is on team team radar.

below huntingtown towards leonardtown and california maryland, down towards the pawtuxet river naval air station, the rain is already falling. we may have slow downs on the roads because of rain showers and a late afternoon thunderstorm chance but tomorrow and wednesday back to green lights and that's all good news. back to you. >> change chuck. an oregon mother says she and her family were kicked off a flight because of her autistic daughter. this is video of the incident. dr. donna beagle says her 15-year-old daughter with autism became agitated during the flight because she was hungry. flight attendants gave the teen some food and she calmed down. a short while later the pilot announced an energy landing. officers escorted the beagle family off the plane. in a statement, united airlines said the crew made the best decision for the safety and comfort of its customers. dr. beagle has filed a lawsuit against united airlines. we have breaking news we have been following all morning. the chaos on metro after train

service is suspended between foggy bottom and arlington cemetery and between foggy bottom and clarendon. a look at how much conditions have improved. plus snatched from their mothers. a zoo animal is missing and what's being done to find them. and pools in our area will be opening at the end of this month. what's being done today to make the water safer. we're also going to show you a youtube video from the international space station that leaves you a little bit wondering. you have

right now, metro is single tracking on the orange blue and silver lines between virginia and d.c. that service was suspended for nearly three hours this morning because of reports of smoke on the tracks. news 4's kristen wright in kristen, how are things looking at this point? >> reporter: better but a lot of frustrated people. look at the long line of shuttle buses waiting to take people where they need to go but a lot of people are still confused as to which one to get on and when they'll get there and when can they get on. an update though, from metro. some service restored. the orange silver and blue lines are now single tracking between foggy bottom and clarendon and between foggy bottom and arlington cemetery. but the delays continue. >> silver? >> silver line across the

street. >> reporter: endless crowds of frustrated metro riders trying to get on shuttle buses at the rosalyn station. >> just give him some space. give him some space. >> i'm disabled and i can't get on the bus, i've been here over and hour and they tell me this bus or that bus and i can't get near them buses because people are pushing to get in them. >> reporter: service suspended on the orange blue and silver lines between foggy bottom and clarendon and foggy bottom and arlington cemetery after smoke in the tunnel. making for a long confusing monday morning commute. >> we're off loaded to clarendon then reloaded again and then we get to rosslyn and we're off loaded and they said go upstairs someone will tell you what's going on but metro has not told us anything. >> reporter: the key bridge the best alternative for many. metro riders deciding to walk. others waiting it out for hours. >> they told us to come upstairs and catch shuttle buses to where we wanted to go and they did not tell us which shuttle bus we had to take. >> reporter: back here live frustrated riders getting on the

a bus, a shuttle bus heading to foggy bottom. metro tells us they have maintenance crews trying to fix the situation. they're telling us they don't know how long that will take. now, adding to the delays this morning, blue and silver lines are single tracking between edison road and stadium armory for an unrelated problem. live at the rosslyn metro station, kristen wright news 4. breaking news from the live desk right now, a virginia woman has been sentenced to four years in jail for lying to investigators about supporting the slateislamic state militant group. heather elizabeth kaufman posted messages on facebook supporting the group and trying to help make arrangements for someone to fight in syria and tried to make similar arrangements for an undercover fbi agent. kaufman pleaded guilty in february. barbara? we have a developing story in montgomery county right now. a rockville villeville couple found

dead. police say it appears to be a homicide. megan mt. groth spoke to their neighbors. >> reporter: police kept watch over the crime scene through the night. investigators returned just before 10:00 a.m. to continue collecting physical evidence in the neighborhood there's a sense of unease. >> i'm concerned because two people have been murdered in our neighborhood, we don't know what happened and it's frightening. >> dick and jodi vilardo were supposed to get together with family for mothers day. when they didn't show relatives came to the house and found them dead. tamm faulkner lives in the neighborhood and received the e-mail update alerting members of the garden club to the murders. >> they told the people they were out with that they were meeting their kids at great falls, it was something they did every year and when they didn't show up at the appointed time and couldn't reach them by phone they came back here and it was the daughter, i believe, that found the family.

>> 67-year-old jody vilardo was found inside the home on ridge driver. her 65-year-old husband was found just outside the back of the house. police say both suffered trauma to the upper body. in a written statement, the family expressed their heart break saying "dick and jodiville already a doe were a warm and loving couple. we know of know one that would wish them harm. ". now to a developing story in arkansas. a young couple in their 20s died when a twister whipped through a mobile home park in -- this is in nashville. police there just announced that somehow their one-year-old baby survived. another storm nearly destroyed a town in east texas. nbc's jeff smith shows us the damage in van. >> reporter: this morning, police dogs will be searching for those ten unaccounted adults in these fields behind me. you can see all of the debris and devastation left behind after this tornado ripped through. trees completely uprooted. shingling from houses that are no longer standing littering

the ground here. now, again, 10 people unaccounted for, more than two dozen still in the hospital. again, dozens of homes have serious damage. look at this car right here completely blown off the roadway when the twister rolled through. the windshield smashed as daylight comes up we will keep you posted as this field of devastation becomes more apparent. back to you. quieter weather around here today. cloudy skies but sunshine breaking through in places and temperatures are warming up from one neighborhood to the next. 73 in gaithersburg but 81 in washington and falls church. ready for summer or ready or not, potential for the first 90 degree day coming up tomorrow. just about average. last year our first one came in may 13. tomorrow is may 12. on storm team 4 radar, rain across southern maryland, that will continue the next couple hours and continue to move northbound so if you're planning your afternoon, plan on needing the umbrella for at least one or

two brief moments during the rest of the day. temperatures today low to mid-80s, near 90 tomorrow as we dry out. cooler less humid weather returns by the middle and later parts of the week. >> boy, those temperatures make you think of jumping in a pool to cool off. may is water safety awareness month. d.c. council member mary che is touring outdoor pools to make sure they're ready for the swimming season. she's joining several city leaders to make sure the pools are in good working order. the pools will open on memorial day weekend. at least 174 kids including five in virginia drowned in pools and spas across the country according to the pool safety campaign. we've seen deer end up in strange places like stores and schools but

we are watching with the stories beginning with the news elizabeth wilson has died. she was in "the birds" and "the graduate." she won a tony award 4-3 years ago. she was 94 years old. a sad story turned into a happy one in puerto rico. this guy won a vacation to puerto rico but he couldn't take his wife and daughter. he took pictures showing what a bad time he was having so the hotel gave him a do-over where his wife and baby got to come along. they're doing a comparison if you will. the happy picture versus the sad picture. the three of them were able to create their own photo album of course with images just like that to show what a happy time they had. you have to see this video out of hong kong. a wild bore somehow got stuck inside a shopping mall. special officers had to tranquilize the boar but not

before it tore up the children's clothing store you see right here. that's what they

police in wisconsin are looking for a missing five-month-old kangaroo and four baby goats that vanished from a zoo south of green bay last wednesday. nbc's john yang reports on the growing mystery. >> reporter: these cute little animals -- >> there's no way for them to get out on their own. >> reporter: -- may make you want to take them home. and apparently somebody did. authorities are desperately searching for the culprits who stole five baby animals from this zoo. >> nothing like this has ever happened before. >> reporter: this red kangaroo apparently had her pouch picked of her five-month-old. >> the kangaroo needs to be with its mom where it was. it doesn't even have harriet. >> also missing, four nigerian dwarf goats only a month and a half old. the babies were bottle fed tuesday night but gone wednesday.

that's when head zoo keeper gretchen crow went to move them from a heating building to the zoo just ten miles away. >> i don't care who you call tell somebody so we can get the babies back. >> reporter: it began opening weekend at the special memories zoo outside apple on theton, wisconsin. >> we've had animals missing, but never a kangaroo. >> reporter: the sheriff is asking for help and the zoo owner says -- >> i would hope and pray and keep my fingers crossed that it's still out there and someone hopefully will say "maybe i need to bring this back." >> reporter: a growing mystery in the hunt for her babies. john yang nbc news chicago. we have a clearing sky over northwest washington a lot more blue appearing now than we had a few minutes ago, this trend should continue here for the next bit allowing for the warmup. we're on the far northwestern corner of the influence from what was tropical storm ana. that storm is going to be going off the coastline here and paralleling the lower parts of the eastern shore and heading out to sea. but we'll be close enough to get

the clouds farther to the south and east we'll have a much better chance of getting rained on today. it's already raining in parts of southern maryland. hour by hour temperatures trending in the low to mid-80s and i'd have your umbrella ready just in case. rain chances around the metro and points to the west are at 40% but, again, higher rain chances across parts of southern maryland. everyone looks like we'll have a dry day tomorrow. highs upper 08 to near 90 until less humid air arrives wednesday. >> the redskins releasing big news about the team's future this morning. the team says it agreed to terms with nine of its ten draft picks. the only player who's still working on a deal first round draft pick -- say that five times fast -- brandon sheriff out of the university of iowa. also in the nfl, we're waiting to learn whether tom brady will face discipline for deflategate. sports experts say the patriots

quarterback will face a us is spepgs -- suspension. investigators said brady was "at least generally aware" of nearly a dozen tampered footballs in the afc championship game. a "usa today" columnist in told the "today" show that the league could make an example out of tom brady, the big star here in the nfl. >> what's the penalty? what should be handed down? >> i think a game or two games. i think it will be two games because, again, they have to seasoned a send a message and it's tom brady. >> goodell suspended ravens running back ray rice for two games when he was accused of domestic abuse. whatever happens, we'll make sure you're first to know about it with a breaking news push alert. after the break, how people looking for information on hillary clinton ended up on a web site for carly fiorina.

i'm melissa mollet at the live desk. prince george's county police on the scene of a fatal accident in college park. this one involving a pedestrian and a train. this is on the seecsx train in the 7100 block of bowdoin road in college park. more on this throughout the day for you. secretary of state kerry will meet with russian president putin this week with a lot to talk about. this is kerry's first trip to russia since the crisis in ukraine pit it had two -- the u.s. and russia -- against each

other. the state department says kerry's meeting with putin is a chance to "ensure u.s. views are clearly conveyed." well the secretary of homeland security says the u.s. is now in a "new environment" when it comes to terror threats. groups like isis are using social media very effectively to reach out to potential lone wolf attackers. nbc's tracie potts looks at how washington is dealing with this growing problem. >> reporter: there are more i.d. checks and vehicle searches on 3,000 military bases this morning after isis claimed responsibility for the deadly garland, texas, attack. nothing specific but the pentagon raised security amid a more general and growing fear of home groun terrorists. >> terrorism has gone viral. >> isis not planning but inspiring lone wolf attacks right here in the u.s. >> you do it we take credit for it. >> reporter: the fbi is taking another look at whether they're watching the most likely suspects but admit it's impossible to track thousands of

isis sympathizers. >> it's a force that we really haven't seen before and we have to begin to cope more seriously with it. >> reporter: leaders disagree on how. >> i think the best strategy that the u.s. could employ to defeat this is to defeat isis in iraq and syria. >> it has to come with -- from islamic leaders who, frankly, can talk the language better than the federal government can. >> reporter: others think state and local police should help keep an eye on potential terrorists living in their communities. this is the first time that the military's raised it current levels since the tenth anniversary of 9/11. from washington tracie potts, nbc news. somebody's getting a very satisfying last laugh on 2016's first whacky dustup. it's called "domaingate" and we'll tell you how it started. republican candidate for president carly fiorina never registered the web domain name

carlyfiorina.org. somebody else did. they made a site criticizing her for layoffs at her company. she was asked about that -- a lot -- even by nbc's chuck tothd. so she then bought chucktodd.org as a joke. now someone has bought hillaryclinton.net. guess from that site takes you? right to carly fiorina's campaign site. fiorina's campaign tells buzzfeed it's not behind that prank but somewhere somewhere is smiling about this mess on the interweb out there in cyberspace happening right now. is. >> well yoen if i can top that. chuckbell.com was taken by a realtor in oregon many many years ago. outside, what to expect for today? we will have showers around there's a possibility for a rumble or two of thunder. a chance of it being warmer than this tomorrow. today's highs low to mid-80s with an off and on shower chance across prince georges county to southern maryland.

27 weekend forecast first check in particular saturday and sunday highs into the upper 70s but as of now it looks like there's a chance for rain both days but it's only monday we may have a chance to take those drops out of one or perhaps both of those days between now and friday. chuck, thanks. law enforcement officers are honoring two of their own who died on duty. the 36th annual washington law enforcement memorial service is going on right now in the district. a u.s. capitol police officer and a charles county sheriff's deputy are being remembered for their service. memorial d street from indiana avenue are closed 2348 o'clock this afternoon. there will also be a bike ride wreath laying and candlelight vigil to honor officer this is week. yesterday they kicked off police week with a motorcycle ride called "law ride." officers and supporters road from rfk stadium to the national law enforcement memorial. that's the officers' memorial off "f" street midwest.

many said they did it for the community. >> i'd like to think that this opens it up. we're all people you know? we all come together just like somebody would come together for a barbecue in a park. this is our barbecue in the park. >> police weekends with a conference in alexandria this saturday. aaron? right now people are gathering to honor two officers shot and killed in the line of duty in mississippi. the memorial event for the slain officers expected to start in just a few minutes at noon. the mayor of hattiesburg, mississippi, says those officers were shot and killed during a traffic stop saturday night. the officers pulled a car over for speeding four people in the car charged in connection with these deaths. appear in court today. we're back in about 60 seconds with bathroom talk

prince harry apparently wants to start a family right now. his royal highness tells british television he would like to have children now but he's just waiting for the right woman. he says it would be great to

have someone to share the pressure of his royal duties. he says the time will come and it can't be rushed. prince harry is in new zealand for a week-long trip. his older brother, prince -- prince -- >> will zblum. >> william, of course. prince william and his wife kate just had their second child, princess charlotte. this next story answers a question you probably thought about at least once since you were little. how do astronauts go to the bathroom in space? here's how. >> turns on a fan which creates a suction effect in this hose so that you can use this yellow element for your number one. >> did she say for your number one? okay. this is how an italian astronaut is i can plainexplaining how to go number one. basically a two step process that involves a suction hose and sort of you know goes into a recycling unit there. another section hose different

one, is used for number two. the waste is then sent to a tank that needs to be cleaned out every 10 days or so. and then of course, the next question is in space you clean it out and what goes where? just leave that up to the imagination. after the break, chuck is back with how much okay, i need a better pizza. one made with only real cheese. a pizza my family will love. (announcer) freschetta naturally rising crust pizza. freschetta.

made better to taste better. our warm spring weather may feel great, but it also comes with a health warning. this month especially you should check yourself and your pets for ticks that can potentially carry lyme disease. symptoms include fatigue, joint and muscle pain and heart problems. >> some days i feel a little bit better and i feel a little bit like myself and other days i feel like you know i can't hardly get out of bed. >> lyme disease can be cured with a prescription if you catch it early enough. if you do find a tick you can use tweezers to pull the bug straight o emergency room. chuck, are we expected 90-degree

temperatures today? >> not today but we might be within a whisper of 90-degree weather tomorrow. today will be solidly into the 80s in most neighborhoods with the lone exceptions of southern maryland and the western shore of the bay. the influence of the bay water plus rain chances are higher there. the river pax river is only 69 degrees where we're 81 in washington and 82 in frederick, maryland. so there is warm air out there. it will be muggy today, about a 40% chance you'll need the umbrella. but higher rain chances in southern maryland along the western shore of the bay so keep that in mind. near 90 tomorrow. as you mentioned, barbara, that will be the hottest day of the week then back into the cool comfy 70s wednesday, thursday and friday. into the weekend a chance of a shower or two both days. >> you turned on your air conditioning? >> absolutely. staying on at this point. >> in the bedroom, yes, but i think i need it all over the house now. >> that's news 4 midday. more news today between 4:00 and 7:00. see you tomorrow mor

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