crashed. there were six marines and two nepalese service members. they radioed in about a fuel problem before it went missing. >> that was hours after a magnitude 7.3 earthquake rocked nepal again. at least 66 people from nepal, india, chinese and tibet are feared dead. this is the second quake in less than 3 weeks. the first killed 8,000 people. today's jolted fairfax county search and rescue team as they were planning to leave the country. mark seagraves joins us from chantilly, mark? >> reporter: the missing helicopter is very much on their minds but three members of that virginia-based task force are on their way home from nepal as we speak but 54 members and their dogs remain on the ground

actively doing operations of search and rescue and we don't know when the rest of them will be home but when the aftershock hit this morning they jumped into action. >> many of the members of virginia task force one were in a hotel in kathmandu when the 7.3 aftershock hit. the team quickly assembled and began a structure assessment of the building they were living in then began a perimeter search of the area looking for victims. a spokesperson tells news 4 the team continues to perform active operations. the 57-person search an rescue team and dogs gathered their gear and boarded a military transport plane for nepal more than two weeks ago. were they preparing to come home when the deadly aftershock hit. just a few days after arrival in nepal the fairfax-based team was part of a rescue of a 15-year-old boy trapped beneath the rubble. 57 members of virginia task force had been in nepal for 15

days. they bring enough supplies to remain selfie sufficient for 21 days but when the team prepares to demobilize and return home they give away all of their equipment as well as their food tents and other supplies to local rescue teams and victims. a spokesperson did not know whether the fairfax team had actually disbursed their supplies before were they ordered held over. the team was preparing to demobilize and come home when the aftershock hit. while three members of the team did make it on to a plane. 54 members are still in nepal. some living in a hotel in kathmandu. others living out of base camp. we're told they are all safe and healthy and conducting search and rescue operations in cat kathmandu kathmandu. >> now, that hotel that many search and rescue team are living in in kathmandu has been found to be structurally table. of course they are all accounted for safe and healthy. as for the three members flying back a spokesperson would not

say when they are expected back in our area. jim, back to you. >> mark segraves this. police in madison, wisconsin, received credible threats that gang helps are planning attacks against officers there. this after a prosecutor announced a white officer would not face charges for killing an unfarmed biracial man. officer matt kenny shot and killed tony robinson back in march. kenny told investigators that robinson punched him in the head and he feared for his life. a dean from the university of virginia is suing the magazine. the dean nicole ramo filed a defamation lawsuit against the magazine and against the author. she said it cast her as a chief villain and suggested she discourage reporting of an alleged rape to police because

she was worried about uva's reputation. a law enforcement source calls it one of the most violent crime scenes in recent memory. tonight we're learning where the investigation is moving in a double murder in a quiet rockville neighborhood. pat collins is in the neighborhood with more on this. pat? >> reporter: because of what happened here many people who live around here are now on high alert. the double mother's day murder at this house on ridge drive in rockville has changed the way some people live here jackie meltser has been in this neighborhood for 24 years. >> i am locking twice and checking twice, and it definitely maybe us think. it mains you think about putting an alarm in. you can't help it. >> reporter: a law enforcement source with knowledge of this case says this is one of the most violent crime scenes in recent memory.

sources say investigators are looking into a number of scenario including a possibility this was a burgh glory gone bad. sources say investigators are looking into the.that the attack began inside the house, and then extended outside to the yard where dick vilardo's body was found. dick and jody vilardo, murdered at their rockville home on mother's day. the weapon believed to be some sort of knife or sharp instrument. they were discovered by one of their children after the couple missed a family gathering on mother's day morning. >> when the worst things happen to the best people, it just makes you sick. >> reporter: that's steve fairbanks a friend and business partner of dick vilardo. i talked to him today. >> it's important to find the person responsible? >> yes, it it is. you know, we are heart broken

and every day that goes by probably makes it just a little bit worse not knowing what happened to my friend and his wonderful wife. >> reporter: montgomery county police have been work this case round the clock. >> the effort has not stopped since sunday afternoon. we're using every bit of energy and all of the resources that we have to bring this to closure. >> reporter: now, dick and dodi dodiville lard doe were strong supporters of the children's nih. in their memory a fund has been set up for the children. back to you. >> vikings, pat. a new search in connection with the decades old appearance of sisters from montgomery county. this morning police searched a house in hyattsville maryland. that house is owned by richard welsh, a convicted sex offender who was recently named a person of interest in the disappearance of katherine and shiela lang. those two girls disappeared from

wheaton mall back in 1975. montgomery county police searched the welsh home and a shed behind it. they would not say if anything was found or taken from there. a ride in a ferrari, a rolex watch, a shopping spree for the first lady. gifts from a wealthy businessman to former governor bob mcdonnell are well known. but should the gifts add up to prison time? that's the question so many people outside of virginia are now following and they are all looking to the courtroom where julie kerry was sitting a few pete from bob mcdonnell today as attorneys from both sides made their arguments. >> is this one of the most important days of your life? >> of course. >>. >> reporter: important because the case bob mcdonnell's attorney made could keep him out of prison. the things that they did for

johnny williams were not official acts part of a bribery scheme. it contained a fatal flaw a definition of acts far too broad. >> an official act could encompass something innocuous as a photo op. >> one judge seemed to throw sympathy for the mcdonnell position. >> there's one quid pro quo. >> a lot of quid meaning stuff given and less quo meaning favors done for williams. >> these are political courtesies that every state official engages in at some part because that's part of their job. >> reporter: but prosecutors reported to the timing of mcdonnell's actions favors done over a two-year period for example a drive in a ferrari led to a call to set up a meeting and mcdonnell's lawyer complains

even before the trial started the judge blocked them by asking joor irs if any were impacted by pretrial publicity. mcdonnell's convict could be reversed and aquited. the convection could be reversed and judges order a new trial or the conviction could be upheld and he be sent to prison. i'm julie carey, news 4. >> and the court's ruling not expected for some weeks. normally when president obama make ace speech he's the only man with a microphone. today he went to georgetown university to meet one voice among several talking about ways to end poverty. steve handelsman on capitol hill where liberals and conservatives worked together. >> millions of people are living below the poverty line before the recision. here are three. darlene hunter is the face of poverty in america. raising two daughters in southeast washington on an

income she says of just 1 thousand a month. how hard is that to do? >> it's a struggle. to keep my kids by myself. >> reporter: 12,000 a year is deep poverty plaguing more than 3 million u.s. kids. but 45 million americans found the u.s. census from were below the poverty line of 23,000 a year for a family of four. president obama today tried to highlight the continuing problem. >> we have been able to lessen poverty when we decide we want to do something about it. >> reporter: he's pushed 7 billion to improve neighborhoods. but baltimore was a reminder of the poverty, unemployment frustration cycle that still plagues our nation blaming congress today were liberals like new york's mayor. >> there's not a serious effort being made to actually pass the legislation that would address the circumstance.

>> reporter: like providing cheaper mass transit but short term high school is about to end for millions of kids. >> so we can't go and listen to young people saying they desperately need summer jobs and not find a way to create some. >> reporter: president obama said lots of local programs have worked. >> we have not figured out how to scale them up. >> reporter: darlene hunter said she's not getting help from any government program. she said she wants to try to take advantage of the d.c. housing program. i've checked. here's the bad news. there's a wait list. she's on it. but the wait list has 40,000 people on it. i'm steve handelsman news 4. >> steve, thank you. it had a lot of you wondering if it was hopappening again. the problems at one metro system after serious trouble on the rails "playgirl"ed

rail plagued thousand of us. >> some travel experts say express gates have become so popular they're ready to build new ones. i'm adam tuss. we have the story coming up. and record highs he across the area today. ten days in a row at 80 right now

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>> announcer: you're watching news 4 at 6:00. firefighters are becoming a more familiar sight at metro stations. today montgomery county fire and rescue crews investigated reports of arcing insulator at a bethesda station. turned out there was no problem. the incident caused delays around the redline. the incident caused an awful day for metro riders because of smoke under the potomac center near rosslyn. those toll lanes in virginia stretched for miles and tonight talking about building more of them. but the question is are they giving you a better commute. adam tuss is in tyson's corner with new information about all of this. hi adam. >> that's right. i-66 is the next place we could see these tolls but tonight the debate is whether or not the road is giving you benefit

whether you use lanes or not. >> in search of a faster trip. story of our region. >> i hate it. i love in arlington and the commute in the morning is not too bad but it's insane getting out of here. >> reporter: are the express lanes giving us a better ride even if we don't use them? >> i guess it's possible but hard to see it when you're driving. >> reporter: yep. many seem to be just as bad as they've ever been but express lane leaders say not so. >> getting more people off the regular lane putting them off the express lanes on a regular basis. >> reporter: the question is whether the express lanes helping everyone. >> does it feel like wherever you turn there's traffic? >> yeah. >> reporter: project leaders say even if you don't use those lanes, you're seeing a benefit because so many commuters jumping into the lanes. in some cases you may save 20 minutes one way. larry said it was

terrible. >> it opened up when i got on 495. >> reporter: investigators say it is working and 66 could be the next place for hot lanes. >> and back here now live, what kind of travel time-saving could you be seeing? we posted that information in our nbc washington app. just search express lanes. dorine, back to you. adam tuss thank you. we have good news out of a town in texas devastated by a tornado. three people reported missing after the twister touched down have been account the for now. authorities say they were away on vacation. >> the tornado hit sunday night destroying as many as 100 homes in the town of van. three suffered injuries that could be life threatening.

doug is here with a look at our weather. are things settling down? >> yes, they did go through three days of severe weather. we're watching cooler air move in. really the same severe storm system is now way up to the north bringing a cold front with it. brings us much cooler air. look not here yet, 88 degree bus look at dewpoint. rler 67 88 67 dewpoint would give heat index in the low '90s. dewpoint low. that's good news and a little more comfortable than it was this morning. 88 in fredrik after a high of 90. we hit 90 officially at the airport. today will go down as the official 90 degree day. 90 degrees in fredericksburg. 82 towards martinsburg and 79 towards culpepper. radar is dry. we had a cold front move through. a pretty strong one but didn't have showers or thunderstorms associated with it. you can see the front right

there. see that coming through the area? behind this, watch what happens. look at this. 67 in pittsburgh 63 in columbus 90 in richmond. you see the cooler and and that's moving our way. ocean city 80 degree can you believe memorial day weekend is next weekend? that's hard to believe. kids out of school in a month, too. >> what am i going do when i kids -- anyway cool and breezy. 57 degree tomorrow. you notice a big change, especially folks in the suburb, down 51 52 degrees a bit of a cooler start. tomorrow afternoon. looking good. 70 degree plenty of sunshine between 4:00 and 6:00, weather should not be a factor except possible sun glare option. 70 d.c. 72 towards fredericksburg. we'll be cooler than average. average high temperature up to 74 75 degrees. we'll be cooler for sure.

nice with a spring breeze. 1:00 around the 68 degree mark. if you're out exercising early, get ready for that cooler air. impact from weather extremely low. i don't have an extremely low. if i did, it would be way down here extremely low impact as far as weather is concerned. that's the kind of day we have. same deal thursday. thursday i think even better. 72 degrees the breeze is gone, plenty of sunshine. thursday looks fantastic. friday looks great. a little more cloud cover then it becomes a little more unsettled. we have a good chance for thunderstorm action. monday any thunderstorms that develop could produce locally heavy downpours, we'll continue to watch for those. right now enjoy the springlike weather the next few days. >> feels good. thanks doug. a big decision that some say could lower your bills but others say that's not the case at all. we'll tell you about the growing opposition to a major murder. two fairfax county attorneys

accused of abducting and tore tuning a couple in their home. tonight a judge will cover how this case goes forward. and a classic tale hit [ female

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at 5:00 desk. a family of a man that was shot back in march. police say robinson assaulted two other people and punched kinney in the head before shots were fired. tonight robinson's grandmother said her grandson is being slandered. >> you haven't had the opportunity to know the kid. i know you don't have the opportunity to know the kid that put out four guys. that was not an appropriate or even an accurate look at who he is. this is politics. >> and not justice. >> prosecutors announced officer kenny would not be charged. he is still on administrative leave. in madison, police say they've received threats of violence against officers. at the live desk i'm jim hanley >> thank you, jim. investigators are trying to figure out a coughs a fire in a

familiar building in arlington. it broke out on the second floor of what used to be the ski shall lay on columbia pike. the building is headquarters for high sierra pools. workers inside at the time call 911 and everybody got out lately. late commuters got to see an incredible site sight during their drive. hundreds of bicyclists took part in the police unit tour bike ride. like other events the ride honors officer who died in the line of duty and raises money for the police memorial and museum. >> there's growing opposition to a merged involving pco. today. hundreds stood against the deal

and called on the mayer to do the same. the group said a merger between chicago-based exelon and pepco would mean higher utility rate force pepco customers. >> they will basically not ask for any rate increases but there again, excuse me but after five years, i guess we'll make up for it then. >> pepco says the proposed deal would actually lower rates and not increase them. the district is still reviewing a proposal. the decision is expected sometime this summer. both prince georges and montgomery counties support the deal. they say it will increase reliability of power supply to the region. next stunning new information in the violent attack of a virginia couple. news 4 inside a courtroom as one of the victims describes the moments he thought he would never survive and what we're learning about two maryland

deputies with a suspect that ended in

now, at 6:30 -- >> the redskins name is a racist name. >> more controversial over washington's football team. the senate minority leader wondering about the nfl's

priorities. >> if i have to thank the i-team for bringing the story to light. >> plus a i-team investigation leads to a change in state law and how it could affect countless families' futures. >> first at 6:30 there are new developments about the two deputy sheriffs involved in a deadly shooting in prince georges county. >> now we know the names of officers involved. tracee wilkins what have you learned? >> these are veterans on paid administrative leave as the prince georges county police department investigates what happens here. we have video of one of those deputies. here is that video now. corporal jamal diddier, a six-year veteran and anthony bynum is a five-year veteran both now on paid leave pending the outcome of this shooting

investigation. sunday night 34-year-old lionel young was shot and killed according to a spokesman, young was involved in a domestic dispute that spun out of control and then a chase out of district of columbia and back into george's county. according to the sheriff's department department,down rammed the vehicle and said they were all shocked by all of this happening. we checked young's criminal background and found he had serious issues when he was younger but definitely stopped dole a lot of stuff he used to do as he got older. is that's one of the reasons family members were trying to fill out what happened with his girlfriend. the vin goes gags into what the sheriff's deputies did. back to you all in the studio.

>> the judge in virginia declare aid mistrial on the officer akill quick's trial. it will not clear what happened next but mass pras cuters say gang helps killed officer quick last year and his body was found in woods near richmond. >> first at 6:30 new testimony from a mclean woman shot in her home. a fairfax county judge deciding whether the case against two attorneys accused of abduction and torture. >> back-to-back the husband and wife victims tearfully testified to the horror they endured in

their own home allegedly at the hands of andrew schmuhl. they're accused of holding alesia's former boss and his wife in a home. the prosecution said she stade in the cars her husband tore tuned the couple. the victim said he saw andrew push his way through the front door. i t something at me and taser me. i fell to the floor and was seizing for a period of time. andrew tied him and his wife up began interrogating him. next thing i know a gunshot. he jumped on top of me. put a pillow over high head and slit my throat. i yelled to my wife he's ill killing me. he then turned to his wife raised his hand up and i saw a gun in his hand. i felt the bullet and i fell. that bullet griezed the wife's head. as for andrew schmuhl.

after he fired the gunshot he left the home. the wife called 911. the police found them in springfield. that's where they arrested them. it's going later into the evening than we initially expected. for that reason find updates on our twitter handle. in fairfax, i'm david culver news 4. the i-team is getting results tonight. you see them standing behind maryland governor larry hogan as he signed a bill into law created as a result of an i-team investigation. former state delegate helped usher the bill through the statehouse. >> i have to thank the i-team for bringing the story to life. i mean, this -- people were suffering in silence, losing millions and millions of dollars collectively. >> now, we're here to explain

why. tisha? >> one of our viewers told us he lost his entire payment when he tried to buy a town home in a new development. with one company making more money seizing people's down payments and selling new homes during the recession. >> if you buy a pre existing home you can get your money back if you can't secure financing. but we saw a loophole to allow home builders to take your entire payment if you lost the financing. this allows them the right to get that back if they can't get a lone. if you live elsewhere you should know you should take a look at the original investigation now up on the nbc washington app. >> greet see those results. >> we're very pleased with it

because it will save people money. >> thanks tisha. this all started with a tip. find our tips link under the nbc washington app under investigation section. >> the top democrat is blasting the nfl over what is called deflategate. tying his criticism controversy over the name washington's football team. hare reed spoke on the senate floor today saying he finds it stunning that the nfl penalized the patriots and one of the league's most recognizable players over air -- the amount of air in a football while allowing the team to keep a name that denigrates native americans. >> the red skins' name is a racist name. i wish the commissioner would act as swiftly and decisively changing the name as he did about not enough air in the football. >> senator reed is one of 50 senators who signed a letter last year urging the nfl to

change the name. team owner dan snyder says he will not do that. >> quite a distinct for a lot of local schools. we'll tell you which schools in our area are making the grade. not just here but around the country. >> and it's one of the biggest construction projects our area has ever seen. where biggest change is about to happen and how long it could slow you down. take a

things went terribly wrong during a house renovation in silver spring today. workers heard a long cracking noise and barely had time to get out of the house before a roof kram crashing down. you're looking at what is left of that home on easily street. none of the four workers was

injured. >> county building inspectors will determine the exact cause of that collapse. >> some commuters are weeks away from major headaches in the heart of d.c. >> city leaders broke ground on the million dollar crossing project. they plan to build a deck. to build housing and restaurants. traffic will get portion when staggered lane closures start to roll out in the coming weeks. >> no doubt. this is one of the biggest projects we've doan in the city. well worth it but an enormous inconvenience for this part of town. >> to learn more about the project and see what it might look like when it's finished go to the washington, d.c. app and search capital crossing. the state by state breakdown puts maryland at the top when it comes to successfully preparing students for college.

>> seven montgomery county high schools make up the state's top ten. remaining three are in howard counties. maryland's top-ranked school is walt whitman and bethesda ranked 55th nationally. thomas jefferson in fairfax was the best virginia high school. it ranked third. d.c. school without walls was the best zringt school ranking 77th. >> finishing touches ahead of opening night. we'll tell you about the new spin on a classic show about to get under way and why its star said it's sure to have a lot of you

you're watching new s 4 at 6:00. one of the most celebrated and tube just roles op the stage certainly is the master of ceremonies on the kit-cat club. as nazis rule power in berlin. we're talking cabaret. it opens in the signature theater in arlington. we sit down with a young actor that has brought his own brand to a popular story. >> actor wes taylor does a lot of gyrating. as he struts across the hall in a roll that has him libbing his chops for years. >> it's my dream role. something i've wanted to do tore a long time. >> it's a great role.

it's like a warmed p mirror. reflecting the moral decay of berlin in the last days before the nazi malignancy would devour the german soul. >> i think "cabaret" is a master piece. . it's also daunting. two other actors made that role iconic in different ways. winning the oscar in the 1972 movie and alan coming bringing a sexual twist to the broadway revival. taylor said he was inspired the both. >> i think you're allowed to steal from genius. i do. i think jewel gray andal len coming are seen just. >> signature's production has a full-throttle sexuality. even full frontal nudity which is appropriate to the story line said the director and not expected to shock or awe. >> it's hard to shock an

audience. when you say there's nudity. people come out in droves. >> taylor admits he's awed by the physicality. he was a regular on the nbc show smash. now he's a song and dance man and feeling every bump and grind. >> my body is broken and i feel incredibly sore every day. >> gab ray opened at signature. so taylor is wearing out his inner actor for a role of a lifetime. >> and you can catch gab ray at the signature theater that show runs through june 28th. >> next time you buy face wash or shampoo or makeup. you might want to look at the label in addition to the price tag. consumer reporter erika gonzalez

is here to explain why there's a countdown. >> that's right. it has manufacturers rethinking the way they market their products. presenting antiaging labels. >> and other promises seeking the fountain of youth can be expensive. when it comes to marketing the food and drug administration is cracking down on companies. >> what they may be biing may not be proven to think what it will do. tonight on new 4/at 11:00 how do you know what you're buying is proved to work. in a rare interview with the fda we find out why misleading marketing tactics may have you paying more than you know and the number of warning letters sent to companies so far this year that's coming up tonight at news 4 at 11:00. >> thanks, erika. it's going to be cooler. maybe we'll want to break out our leather --

>> do you know ha that is? >> we just saw some of it. >> you could have warn it today. it's warm enough. 88 degrees is the number right now. temperatures 85 degrees at 7:00. 77 by 9:00 dropping to 72. a little on the cool side at 11:00. no matter what you're wearing. temperatures right now 87 in rockville. >> 84 in lees burgh. the warmest day we've seen so far. many areas are 90 including at the airport. storm team 4 radar, dry, not going see any rain over the next couple days, actually and we need some of that rain. we have not seen much in the way of rain lately. mostly sunny, breezy but nice. temperatures 67 to 72 degrees. >> a very nice afternoon. but it gets better thursday. taking the bike out? 60 degree at 9:00 a.m. 67 by one. plenty of sunshine breezy

through the early afternoon but then the breeze comes and by 5:00 we're dealing with sunshine and temperatures around that 70 degree mark. >> next couple days 72 thursday. beautiful thursday. less wind low humidity. plenty of sunshine. 82 saturday. the weekend looks a little unsettled here. >> i think we have a chance to see thunder during the day sunday. humidity comes back lots of showers will be likely. some thunder, any storms that develop could have locally heavy downpours once again. that's something we'll continue to watch only a 30% chance saturday. sunday 50 to 60% chance. a little better chance of heavy showers and storms sunday. same for monday as we get to a high of 85. thursday coming in at 83 we get swing back before we head into summer. guys? >> thanks. we have sports next. it ain't over until it's over. you know that right? did you know yogi bera

celebrates his 90th birthday today? we tell what that had to do with the nets wizards caps and football teams. >> all of them in. first lester holt with what is ahead on nbc nightly news. >> on the ground in na ball where another major quake struck. also an update for the search of a missing marine helicopter and crew in the region. if you drive one and are in the market for a mid-sized suv. we'll tell you about its

>> announcer: this is the x finnist sports desk brought to by x finnist. your home for the most live sports. >> so we love us some yogi bera, what does turning 90 have to do with anything? >> he is catching up to you. >> yogi bera the hall of fame manager is turning 90. he's been the team player. on this caps game seven we say it ain't over until it's over. the caps prepping at kettler before heading to new york. for the rangers and caps it's deja vu all over again. they played game seven in 2012

and 2013. the head coach was not with the caps then but sees no reason to go back and watch those devotes. >> a player three years ago was a different player. i mean i can survey -- sergei is a way better guy now since he's had a year with me. but burt is a different player than he was three, four months ago. i'm different than i was two years ago. it has really no relevance. i'm just concerned about what we have to work with tomorrow. yogi bera also said, if you come to a fork in the road take it. wizards and hawks are a fork in their series. now tied at two games apiece. john wall missed his third straight game. but encouraging name for today's practice practice. for the first time in almost a week wall dribbled with his injured left hand. you see his left nonshooting

hand wrapped less than we've seen recently. wall shooting can his right and at practice keeping the left hand off to the side. he'll have the wrist and hand re-evaluated before decision is made on status of tomorrow's game five. last night, paul pierce could not play hero for the second straight game missing a three potentially game-tygue three-pointer with five seconds to go. but the bigger possible was a hot start by the hawks says randy whitman. >> they came out superaggressive and intent on crying to get to the basket so we've got to do a better job of that number one and i thought we did in the second half. we finally got our feet grounded underneath us. first half we were all over the board from a defensive standpoint. so we can play better defensively. we're going to have to play better. >> all right. he'll keep up with the yogi bera thing. the future ain't what it used to be. kind of makes sense for the red

skins. the future looks bright with a sharp general manager and now top notch offensive lineman. today the red skins sight sherr. red skips, rookie mini camp begins this friday. >> all right. final yogiism. baseball is 90% mental the other half is physical. numbers don't exactly work out there but we know what he's trying to say there. right? he seemed to have the mental and physical all working for them recently. they won is 11 of 13. 15 hits 11 runs in the hit over the diamondbacks. home runs from denard span and ryan zimmer mann and escobar is unreal right now.

five for five for a second time in a week. wilson ramos is on a 14-game hitting streak. first pitch tonight at 9:40. finally you should always go to other people's funerals otherwise they won't come to yours. you're doing good. we must not forget dick mata in terms of the caps tonight. help me out. you know? >> no. >> come on. >> but -- ain't never until the fat lady sings! yeah she's warming up now. going to be a big night tonight. that's our broadcast for now. "nightly news" coming up next. >> and we'll have news 4 at 11:00. have a good evening. ♪

on this tuesday night, americans missing, a helicopter carrying u.s. marines on an aid mission disappears as add devastating quake strikes nepal. tonight dozens killed over 1,000 injured as military families wait for word on that chopper. no charges for the police officer in the death of an unarmed teenager, a shooting that set off days of protests. damage control, facing a firestorm of criticism, including from within his own party, jeb bush tries to clear things up about what he just said about the iraq war, and sudden impact a newer kind of crash test more like real life accidents. what it's revealing about some of the most popular suvs on the road. nightly news begins