years. >> right now two of the officers are still hospitalized. let's get right to northern virginia bureau chief julie carey. >> reporter: well you can see exactly where this happened earlier today. police still out in front of the apartment gathering evidence some five hours later. children in this neighborhood who tell me the man who shot and killed by police was someone they both feared an steered clear of. one of those arlington officers has a severe facial cut when the man attacked him. a second man entered an injury from a taser when the police officers entered the apartment. this was the scene at the apartments shortly after the shooting as police escorted the man's elderly mother from the apartment building. the officers and the subject who was shot had already been rushed to virginia hospital center where the man was pronounced dead. a neighbor tells news4 a loud verbal argument between the man and his mother is what caused them to call 911 just before

11:00 a.m. when the officers arrived they too heard screaming and they entered in on a confrontation residents report two to three gunshots. they watched as police and medics gave first aid to the man who was shot. >> i saw them pulled up with a stretcher. i thought something really bad that happened. when they pulled him out, his arm was hanging from the side of the stretcher so i knew something bad happened. >> reporter: now the man who was shot and killed by police can today has not yet been identified. the officer who suffered the facial cut underwent surgery the other officer was expected to be treat and released for the taser injury. coming up at 5, you'll hear from the neighbor whose mom called 911 today. he'll talk about what had them so worried this morning. now reporting from arlington julie carey, news4. >> reporter: i'm erica gonzalez

zaulz at the live desk with breaking news on the largest recall of the history of the auto industry. we've just learned that takata has agreed to nearly double its air bag recall bringing the total number to nearly 34 millionaire bags in the u.s. alone. the air bags can explode with too much force, spraying passengers with shrapnel. autoworkers are working to identify all the cars impacted. if you think your car is one of them, you'll want to get your vehicle identification number your vin number, and head to our nbc washington app. we've posted a link to look up whether your car has been affectioned. search air bag. it's been a year since we first brought you the news of these dangerous takata air bags. a year later, drivers are still at risk. "first at 4," no deal for the last man accused of jumping the white house fence. according to our news partner

wto wtop, jerome rejected a plea deal. he is held without bail. he was arrested last month on the south mall after he used a bike rack to jump the fence. he told news4 he took a -- he didn't intend to hurt anyone but wouldn't reveal his motive. >> now to the weather, another round of showers and storms tonight. storm team4's meteorologist veronica johnson shows us what's happening right now. >> but this time any storms that we get will be very, very few and further down to the south. of course last night we just got slammed and it went into the late evening with 1 and 2 inches of rain with the storm that's came through leading to flash flooding. this time with the actual weather front coming through, we are seeing some showers show up on storm team4 radar, your front coming through the area, out ahead of it those showers moving east-southeast into mainly areas of southern maryland and right through the northern neck. we're seeing one shower here

near montrose, we've got one east and southeast of ft. union xlieding toward richmond. the emphasis is on areas down south. meanwhile, our temperatures just as high in many neighborhoods as yesterday upper 80 rzs, factor in the humidity it felt like 90 degrees at one point today, hovering in the upper 80s to 91 today in fredericksburg. i'll show you just how much cooler that air will be and quickly it will get here. a fire at an oxen hill had apartment complex is being investigated as a homicide. a woman died from trauma before fire was set to her apartment. investigators tell us the fire was set on purpose. we'll have more on the search for suspects coming up at 5. new information about that deadly biker brawl down in waco, texas, that so many of you are interested in.

we have just obtained the preliminary autopsy reports on the nine people killed in that shootout. the victims range in age from 27 to 65. each one was killed by one or more gunshot wounds. police say all nine were members of outlaw biker began gangs. jay gray is live on his shoulders. with these injuries he actually made his way out of the bathroom and out of the wreckage, out of the train into the field. then telling people to avoid the live electric wires that were all over. >> the lawsuit seeks an

unspecified amount in damages. four passengers are also suing amtrak. amtrak says it does not comment about litigation. right now, safety concerns are keeping part of memorial bridge closed. crews are inspecting one westbound lane which has been shut down all day. federal engineers found corrosion during an inspection last night. we're told the lane could be closed through tomorrow morning. metro riders are hoping for a smoother ride home after experiencing a morning full of frustration and delays on the red line. metro suspended service between the medical center and friendship heights stations today while firefighters checked out a report of smoke coming from the tracks. metro brought in buses for riders but the stoppage caused backups and delays all along the red line. on top of all that, the escalators at the wheaton station were out of service for a while during water damage there. if you've ever pay pal, the

illegal programs customers were signed up for and how much money the company will pay up. new details about that mansion murder near the national cathedral. pat collins joins us live about what investigators told him about how

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online credit without your permission. the consumer financial protection bureau says paypal also mishandled billing problems. paypal could be ordered to pay $15 million to consumers and a $10 million penalty if you were impacted, our consumer team says you'll be notified. you don't need to take any action. it details the pilot's last words before his small plane crashed on a highway in atlanta, killing all four people on board. according to a report from the ntsb released today, that pilot was strug will ellelwill elle struggling to gain altitude and said, i'm having some trouble climbing here. that came just two minutes after a plane left a local airport. it crashed on i-2, two fridays ago, at the end of the morning commute. his adult sons and one of their fiancees were killed. a school worker is being blamed for the collapse of a stage filled with students near indianapolis. screams could be heard from the

audience as more than a dozen teens tumbled into the orchestra pit. the students were dancing and singing at a year-end performance last month. an employee built a new orchestra pit cover but didn't use metal supports. the employee will not face charges. 17 youngsters were hurt some with serious injuries. this afternoon hillary clinton repeated her call for the state department to expedite the release of her mail. last night a federal judge rejected the state department's proposal to publish the e-mails on january 15 2016. it would take that long officials said, to have the proper experts vet the 55,000 pages of material that clinton turned over after she left her post as secretary of state. the judge ordered the state don't begin a rolling release of all the material. new details are just coming in this afternoon about that murder mystery near the national cathedral cathedral. four people found dead in a

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murder mystery at a mansion here in the district. and we're getting some new information. >> yeah news4's pat collins back at the scene. pat, earlier today we saw investigators back at the house there. this mansion behind you going over some clues from cameras? are they gleaning new new information from those security cameras? >> reporter: well hethey have some new information but it's not good information, jim. there are a number of security cameras placed around this house but, so far, no surveillance video in the house. crime scene techs were up there today checking out those security cameras. sources tell news4 that investigators are looking into the possibility that the suspects in this case somehow disarmed the security system here. so we're not expecting any important surveillance video from the scene. >> pat, what are you hearing now about thousand the victims died? and what's next for investigators, as the interest

in this case seems to grow by the day? >> reporter: first of all, we're learning more about how the victims died, how the adults were killed, how that little boy died. i'm going to have more about that coming up at 5. in the meantime, investigators here are going through the evidence. this is doubly hard for them because of the fire damage and the water damage so it's taking ai long time to collect the evidence that they need. in other places, investigators are going through phone records and computer records trying to piece the puzzle together and come up with some motive here and some suspects they can go after. >> pat collins live in northwest, thank you. drivers should be careful on some area roads. some have standing water after that storm last night. the storm team4 by 4 found flooding in laurel. this is video from brock bridge road near the patuxent river.

there are no reports of cars getting stuck. veronica joins us again, how much rain did we actually get yesterday? >> that was late yesterday with the stroj storms that came through. between 1 and 2 inches of rain we picked up. i think today any rain we get will be fairly light, other than an isolated thunderstorm that mei fire. you can see where the rain is right now, south of d.c. and making its way southeast out of the area. so some showers just a few down around southern maryland, areas of northern neck. you can see the cell around leonard town, then another one around richmond following along areas of i-64. behind it this weather front that is moving through, we are seeing some drier air move in and a fairly clear sky. there's the front, cool air behind it already making its way into western maryland, areas west virginia, out ahead of it's still hot. for your evening it's at the very least going to be quite warm and the humidity will be up there. then it slowly start to come down into the late evening hours. 87 degrees now, less humid by

9:00. i think our temperature will be the 80, seeing cooler conditions in the evening. let's take you through it here. there's the front coming through by 9:00 clearing sky and by early tomorrow morning and throughout the day tomorrow in fact a lot of sunshine across the area with west-northwesterly wind. meanwhile meanwhile, as we get into the day on thursday, thursday is looking like a good day to perhaps run around and get errands done. what you're seeing here is rain. it's 1:00 p.m. of course we've got memorial day weekend coming up. right now memorial day weekend is looking fantastic starting friday. if you want cooler weather to get the errands done, do it weather, rain showers coming through. nothing too heavy on thursday, but it's front-loaded i think for early part of the day and probably through lunchtime. tomorrow we get up to the mid-60 mid-60s by 11:00, lunchtime mid-70s by 2:00, 3:00. it will be a nice day with very good air quality coming back into the area. we'll talk more about that later

and what we can expect for the remainder of the week to the air quality. 77 your high around fredericksburg stafford, 76 the high at quantico. college park at 76, manassas and falls church 75 for a high temperature, then cooler conditions west. it's nice we have cooler conditions because today is 16 of 19 days now this may where afternoon temperatures have been above average. so we've had a lot of them. we've had enough of them. again, average is running at 77. tomorrow a little cooler at 76. then look at this, thursday, friday, saturday we're going to be in the 60s to around 70s. here is a look at thursday, an overcast day for us with rain likely. 60% chance, especially early in the day through lunchtime. these temperatures around 65 degrees, that's going to feel more like early april. we'll take a look at your weekend forecast and a more detailed look at memorial day itself in a few minutes.

you know it, people in our area like to get out and about. now we have earned the title of "fit city," whether it's running on the mall kayaking or biking through rock creek, the wealth of parks in our area put washington ahead of the competition. minneapolis came in number two in the study from the american college of sports medicine. and san diego took the third spot. the city least likely to support a physically active lifestyle according to this study, is indianapolis. you can learn more about the methodology on our nbc washington app. in news4 your health, text messages may be the key to helping teenagers remember their doctor's appointments. a johns hopkins study looked at 100 girls who got regular birth control injections. the teen whoz got the texts were much more likely to show up on time. doctors say timing is important when it comes to birth control injections.

a litter of puppies stolen in virginia. "first at 4," how the worldwide web helped police track them down and the hunt going on for the thief. also, do you have a tough time getting your hubby to sit down for a serious talk? we'll tell you the bestd and worst ti

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sthoo. watching the white house like a hawk this morning was an actual hawk. the hawk was perched on the white house fence and didn't seem to mind too much when another bird nipped at its tail. but eventually it spread its wings and took off for the roof. >> that's a sight. thewhat's the best time for a wife to start a serious conversation with her husband? >> timing is everything. parents pe playground watching their kids or their cell phones? hot 99.5's kane is here with details. first the study about parents at the playground. where were their eyes? >> where do you think they were? if you're at the playground and your kids were playing, where do you think they'd be looking? >> most of the them were on their kids. only 33% of their eyes were on the cell phones and of those they weren't on the cell phones very long at all. if a minute at all. they really did a study and this is a blind study with people literally sitting around

watching kids play. >> i'm pleasantly surprised. good to hear. >> i'm pleasantly surprised as well. >> doing their job bf sometimes i'm blt of the cell phone thing. >> we all are, aren't we? if your wife out there wants to have a serious conversation what is the best time to start it? >> never. >> never? >> never. or late at night actually. believe it or not, after dinner is when they want you to start the fight. believe it or not, there's a time when they scientifically found you're supposed to start fight. if you're looking to start an argument, 8:15, after dinner, during the long drive and in front of your wife's parents. >> who says a serious conversation has to be a fight? >> well, they're less bias because it's the kids. >> that makes sense. >> all right. a while back, a tampa family was burped out of their home. a contractor run after with the

insurance money and didn't finish the repairs but enter 10-year-old alyssa and a letter. >> our show on hot 99.5 is heard in tampa. we got a letter from alyssa. she hand wrote it. this is her invitation. she said, would you please advertise my fund-raiser? she was doing a fund-raiser for a lem naid stand. we said sure. so all last week we did. on saturday, she had her fund-raiser. because the contractor took off with the money and she got $15,000. >> good for her. >> not to mention the sheriff's department dropped off all sorts of things like toilets and refrigerators. >> nice. >> stuff like that. >> that's a great ending. >> it's a huge story. and a 10-year-old with just one letter made a huge difference. >> wow, a great story. >> and in honor of us because you're moving on -- >> i am?

>> up the ladder. you're staying here but -- i decided to go ahead and give you this. >> sweet! >> we always -- this man is all about selfies and instagrams. we've got to instagram so i can say kane is on the show. i made you a giant big fat-headed me. >> this is great. >> instagraming you. >> i will add this is my following list. your millions out there. >> here we go. >> that is so cool. >> you'll always have me with you. >> i'm taking this out to dinner with me. i could get it into some trouble tonight. that is so cool. >> picture-perfect. >> this thanks so much. >> you're welcome. >> absolutely. >> we love ya. >> love you, too. congratulations. >> thank you. looking forward to it. well, still to come on news4 at 4:00, tax day delayed. why a d.c. holiday is giving the entire country a few extra days to file taxes next year. and we've got new detail bz that deadly biker brawl down in

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nearly double its recall, bringing total to nearly 34 millionaire bags in the u.s. alone. the air bags can explode with too much force. automakers ss are working to identify all the cars zcars. the medical examiner tells us 21-year-old la teak wa cherry died from trauma before someone set fire to her apartment on audrey lane on sunday. i'm wendy rieger at the live desk where we're tracking developments out of arlington where two police officers are recovering right now after what turned out to be a deadly confrontation with a man. the officers were spobded to reports of a domestic distut on second road in arlington. they say when they entered that apartment where the man and his elderly mother were arguing the man attacked the officers. the officers fired several shots killing that man. one officer has a severe cut on his face. the other was hurt by a stun gun. this is the first deadly

shooting by police in arlington in nine years. our northern virginia bureau chief is on the scene. coming up at 5, why neighbors say they decided to call the police. >> thank you, wendy. it sounds like something from the sons of anarchy television show. four biker gangs decide to hold a summit. tensions rise when a fifth gang shows up uninvited. the match that finally sparks the powder keg was that. >> a bieg ner the parking lot runs over another biker's foot. jay gray is tracking the investigation in waco. >> reporter: investigators continue to pull away motorcycles andmotorcycle motorcycles pore through evidence after a violent weekend showdown between rival outlaw motorcycle gangs that left 9 dead and 18 wounded. >> we know an additional biker gang that was not invited to this meeting showed up. hence, what we were calling somewhat of a turf war.

>> reporter: a war police say has to end now. >> we would ask there to be some we would encourage some peace and let the bloodshed stop. >> reporter: 170 suspects are in jail, charged with engaging in organized crime, each held on $1 million bond. and there are reports now more gang members are moving into the area. those who know the lifestyle and history of the outlaw bikers say peace isn't likely. >> it's about money. it's about control. you probably haven't seen the end of it. >> reporter: police say there continue to be threats of retaliation against officers. >> in the event something happens, we are adequately staffed and will be able to deal with whatever is presented to us. >> reporter: a department and community on guard right now, waiting and wondering what could come next. jay gray, nbc news. the remains of two virginia women killed in the german wings

plane crash in march are finally coming home. investigators in france finished identifying everyone on board that plane. evonne and emily selke were among the 150 people killed when a co-pilot intentionally lyly crashed their plane into the french alps. no definitive word on why he did it. virginia state police crews are on the scene of a plane crash in southwest virginia. the plane left the daytona beach, florida, area headed to ohio, but for some reason it crashed in virginia. no word about how many people were on board. investigators say there were no survivors. 800 people listed on maryland's sex offender registry say their rights have been violated. they just filed a class action lawsuit claiming the state retroactively increased the length of time certain offenders had to remain on the registry. the lawsuit says it's unconstitutional according to a report in the daily record.

five years ago maryland changed the registration requirements for sex offenders basing it on the type of crime they had committed. british police call the thieves audacious. today they're in custody. police arrested nine men in connection with a multimillion-dollar jewelry heist over easter weekend. security cameras show the burglars entering a building in the diamond district disguised as construction workers. they left with 70 safe deposit boxes. police made the arrests last night after raiding a dozen locations all over london. they also recovered several large bags of some of the totalen items. it happened 12 hours ago but crews are still cleaning up the mess from a fiery crash on the busy new jersey turnpike. two tractor trailers, a tour bus and a car were involve nd the crash in south jersey. one of the trucks burst into flames. fortunately, there were only a few minor injuries. but the crash shut down part of the turnpike for several hours

today triggering a massive backup. and on the west coast, 14 people are in big trouble for their role in a sophisticated marijuana smuggling ring. three of the suspects are baggage handlers at oakland international airport. they allegedly used their security badges to sneak suitcases filled with marijuana past screening areas. then they gave the luggage to people waiting to board planes. the pot was transported all over the country in carry-on bags. the group may have been in operation for nearly three years. if you're one who look likes to pay your taxes at the last minute, that minute will be three days later next year. tax day 2016 falls on april 18th. the irs says the delay comes because the district is celebrating emancipation day on april 15th. by law, local homdlidays in d.c. impact tax deadlines. the emancipation day marks the day slavery was ended in the

district. new details about the man accused of shooting at jirnlg zimmerman. why members say he was fixated on the man. another reason why they call her notorious rbg. veronica's taking a look at our memorial day forecast. >> it all starts of course with what comes behind this weather front that we're waiting on. we'll see very few showers. we'll show you how quick withly we cool down and of course your memorial day forecast whether you're staying in town or going down the ocean. that's all next on news4 at 4. #

we're learning new details about the man accused of shooting at george zimmerman. the police report says matthew april apper son is accused of shooting at zimmermann's truck narrowly missing his head. they were involved in a road rage incident in september. the man was recently admitted to a mental hospital. ziler man was acquitted two years ago of killing trayvon martin. the notorious rbg is making headlines again. did supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg just drop a hint about the outcome of the same sex marriage case? she officiated a same sex wedding over the weekend. during the ceremony she pronounced the two men married by the powers vested in her by the constitution of the united states. she put special emphasis on the

word "constitution" and reportedly gave a sly look according to "new york times" slummist maher reed dowd. no one knows for sure if she was highlighted her own beliefs or hinting about the case before the court right now. there's a new plan to reverse the worrying decline in the nation's honey bee population. you've probably heard scientists warning over the past few years that bees have been hurt by a combination of factors including mites, disease and pesticides. bees are crucial to pollenating a variety of crops so reversing the trend is critical. the white house is planning a all handz on deck approach by making more federal land bee friendly, spending more money on research and considering the cutback in pesticide use. a humorous exchange of tweets between presidents, the former and current president. president obama sent his first tweet from his new potus account former president bill

clinton tweeted back welcoming mr. obama to twitter and asking if the user name stays with the office. with the hash tag asking for friend. the president replied that the handle stays with the house and he asked if he knew anyone interested in at slotus, which is the acronym for first lady of the united states. of course hillary clinton is running for president, but the question is, if she wins will bill clinton use that twitter account? >> fromming. you may have to change the "l" in slutus. only on news4, a bicycle thief shares his tricks of the trade from jail. >> when and how bike thiefs strike. you can actually protect your own bike. we'll show you how. the hubt for a puppy thief in virginia. how police seuss used so

the government says it's a scam of epic proportions and it's one of the big stories we're working on for news4 at 5. nearly $200 million raised for cancer charity spent on vacations and concert tickets instead of patients. erika gonzalez will join us with the defails. d.c. police chief cathy lanier says she supports president obama's decision to restrict the sale of excess military equipment to state and

local police forces. we'll hear from her at 5 tonight. bike thieves strike by the thousands every year in this area. our under cover cameras have caught them in the act. >> the news4 i-team takes its investigation now to a new level as scott macfarlane reveals the secrets and strategies of a bike thief. >> reporter: bold bike thieves working in tandem. >> there's three of them right outside. >> reporter: or working on their own. >> police! >> reporter: it's a crime of opportunity. why were you trying to take that bike? >> i -- it was just sit tlg. >> reporter: more than 200 bikes swiped each month in our area, and we wondered who are these thieves? and why are they doing it? the news4 i-team travelled to this prison south of charlottesville, virginia, to hear from one man who knows. the first time this northern virginia man stole a bike he simply needed a ride to get to

work. >> i was stressed. i shouldn't have done that but it's what started it all. >> reporter: he started taking and flipping bikes for cash. police caught him and he pleaded guilty and is serving 12 years in prison. and he agreed to sit down with the news4 i-team to share his secrets, provided we don't show his face. >> average person goes to work between 8:00 and 9:00. i do real early, prime confrontation. >> reporter: prime time monday through friday. >> he mainly targeted apartments and condos where parks are on racks easy to get in and blend in. >> you can live in a apartment building for a few years and not know your neighbor. >> reporter: he used that to his advantage. >> they don't come out and meet your neighbors. >> reporter: once he had a bike he never held oncould them for long. >> sell them on the street. >> reporter: are you on it? >> i'm on it. >> reporter: when we tracked our own stolen bike with a gps in west hyattsville, virginia. it was swiped and sold in less

than twoo hours. this thief gained an eye for high-end and new bikes targeting them instead of older ones. >> name brands like cannon dale, fuji specialized, giant. >> reporter: and he's flipped them for pennies on the dollar. >> $1200 bike i might get $300 or $400. >> reporter: not before removing the serial or registration numbers. >> wash it down, the grit and grime. >> reporter: he was amazed how few people secure their bikes. if i put one lock on my bike, is that enough to stop you? >> no. because what you put on is cable locks about as thick as your pinkie, small bolt cutters clip through it. >> reporter: the biggest deterrent to stop guys like him u-locks, three of them. >> buy multiple looks, lock your wheels together lock the frame and wheels together so they can't roll easy have to carry it. that draws attention. >> reporter: so what is the best way to lock up your bicycle to prevent a thief from taking it?

at our nbc washington app right now, a demonstration video for you. we'll show you our undercover investigations showing you just how fast your bike will be taken if it's not locked properly. scott macfarlane news4 i-team. memorial day, the unofficial start of summer, is less than a week away now. but right now parts of the country are seeing snow. this is what it looks like in upper michigan. just yesterday, it was in the 70s. tonight temperatures are expected to dip into the 20s and 30s. wow. >> wow. >> that's right. >> that's northern michigan. we'll feel some of that cooler air. it's not good to drop down to the there is here, but at least 50s. that will feel a dramatic difference compared to the sticky stuff we've had. meanwhile, wile we're talking about it, i wish we had cooler temperatures this weekend chblt i had the chance to participate in the jefferson 500. one of their events country roads car club show where i served as a celebrity judge.

it was fantastic, all those vintage cars. i started picking those cars while of course they were parked with my dad being an upholsterer for years i was tough on the interior. i want to thank tem for having me out. look at all those trophies there. radar fairly quiet now. we are seeing the weather front come into the area and move through. finally, around shore charlottesville, fredericksburg, showers are firing up. through the northern neck around richmond virginia, then a few showers around charlottesville making their way down i 64. fairly quiet for us. we are going to get the benefit of that front this evening. temperatures start to come down, already dropping a degree or two. 87 degrees right now reagan national. look at the dew points at 62 degrees, this morning in the upper 60s. this morning throughout the day today, even yesterday of course our air quality was quite poor. in fact, we're going to see levels change from air quality today being moderate moving to

some better levels for tomorrow and in fact also for the rest of the week, better air quality with those lowering of the temperatures. if you're going to game nationals taking on the yankees, you're looking at a forecast from 86 degrees to 80 by seventh inning inning, nicer and nicer through the game. in fact, by last out, the temperature of 77 degrees, there may even be a little bit of wind push out of the west-northwest. could be a little bit of a breeze coming our way as we go into early tomorrow morning. 70 to 77 degrees boy, the mercury is going to come down going to be a great day to get out and do anything tomorrow. in fact, as we take a look too, at the memorial day weekend, from locations here where we're expecting our temperatures to top out in the low 80s, low to mid-80s on monday, saturday at the beach where it's 66 degrees, it's cool, nice, lots of sunshine. as we go through the memorial day holiday, we hit the mid-70s by sunday looking good, nice and warm on monday. high temperature at the beach 82 degrees. check out the water temperature

68 close to 70. not bad there either if you want to do more than just stick your toes in the water. mid-60s on thursday mid-70s on friday. of course friday meteorologist doug kammerer will be at rehoeb edge. tune in. there's your weekend 74, 80 on sunday, 88 to 90 monday to tuesday. heat starts to build right after memorial day. we'll have a lot more on our forecast coming up for memorial day weekend, the rest of the week at 5. >> an alert shopper helped police solve a puppy napping late last week. four six-week-old puppies were taken wednesday. on friday, someone at a dog selling event was trying to sell the pups but couldn't provide photos of the pups' parents. that's unusual when dogs are being sold for thousands of dollars. the shopper alerted authorities and those dogs were seized and

returned to their owners. so far, no arrests in that case. well she's known as the runaway bride. a new york woman charged with getting married ten times now in custody. investigators say lee on na bare yent toes married a string of men as part of an immigration scam. police issued a warrant for her arrest yesterday when she didn't show up for court. she showed up today and is now in jail on a $10,000 bond. it's one of the most congested roadways in our region. but fixing i-66 may come at a substantial cost to some area homeowners. news4's adam tuss working on this story today. he has this report from vienna. >> reporter: well, here in places like vienna and dunn lauring there's really concern about vo dot's plans to widen i-66 outside the belt quay. you see a lot of homeowners are being told that they might have to deal with a new flyover that could pop up in their front yard. others are being told they might lose their home altogether.

some of them feel cheated because she feel like they moved closer to metro so they wouldn't have to contribute to the photographic on 66. today virginia's top leaders got together to talk about it. we'll talk with virginia trps sector obviously lane ask him some question bz it, talk to homeowners who could potentially lose their homes. coming up on news4 at 5 and 6. it's graduation day for students all across our region. >> we'll show you why it's such a huge accomplishment right now verizon

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it's glad waigs season. the pud r student whoz make. zachary kiesch was there for commencement. >> i guess my last day of high school, you know. it was pretty great. >> reporter: they laughed. they marched. they posed. they got that diploma. it was pretty sweet. >> i'm overwhelmed. i'm happy. >> reporter: frederick douglas high school first opened up. friends and family were there. >> my

deal with a lot more than i think people understand. it's really awesome when you can get children across the stage regardless of the kinds of challenges they may face. >> i've been looking forward to it all year. it wasn't really easy, but i'm happy i made it. >> reporter: the accomplishment and the memories. >> definitely my friends, some teachers, the experiences. >> reporter: and of course the future. how exciting. >> i will be attending florida a&m university in the fall, and my major will be pre-physical therapy. >> reporter: you made it. you led by example. you control your own destiny. reporting in prince george's county, zachary kiesch, news4.

>> right now, police shoot and kill a man in arlington. new at 5, neighbors describe the moments before the shooting as two officers are still in the hospital recovering. news4's pat collins breaking new information on that mansion murder mystery. the progress in the case today and what investigators are saying about the home's surveillance system. continuing to be very hot. right now 8 nigh of 9 degrees. much cooler air moving in. that's not the only change i'm watching. first, what started as a domestic disturbance turned into a violent encounter that ended with one man dead and two arlington county police officers in the hospital. new at 5, neighbors are talking to news4's julie carey about the confrontation at the gates of boston apartment complex on second road north. julie julie? >> reporter: well i want to tell you just minutes ago police identified the victim of this police involved shooting told 54-year-old alfredo torres.

inside that apartment on the second story you see the police outside, was his 88-year-old mother. it was a verbal argument between the two that led police here earlier today. arlington county police tell me tonight it is not the first time they have had encounters with torres. in fact, one neighborhood boy tells me the kids around here feared the man. arlington police escorted this elderly woman from the apartment building just minutes after a man believed to be her son was shot and killed by an officer. this young neighbor whose identity we are concealing says it was his mom's 911 call that brought police here. they became fearful for the elderly woman when they heard a loud argument. >> we just heard screaming and i heard them fighting and my mom was concerned about like, something would happen. like she didn't want nobody to get hurt so she just called the po