and the new confusioning questions a day after the biggest recall in history aimed at keeping you safe. first at 4:00 new developments. the quadruple murder mystery in northwest d.c. a source close to the victims tells news4 on the day the mansion was set on fire someone delivered $40,000 in cash to that home. we've also learned from sources the victims were found in different rooms them stay three adults were found in one room, the little boy in another. we'll have more details in a few minutes from pat collins live on the scene. first the man accused of assaulting a 12-year-old girl is now in jail. police arrested isiah bogan. they found him where the attack took place. investigators say bogan assaulted the girl where she got off an elevator a week ago. a body is found in the missing

search. he's been identified as rene from waldorf. he is believed to have been in a white pick-up truck that was swept away in that high water. the truck ran into trouble yesterday morning in the 8,000 block. police found the truck late last night in the patuxent river. no one was inside. crews continued that search today and found the body. they are not looking for anyone else in that flood. for the first time joe morrissey confirms publicly that he is the father of a child born to a former underage staffer. the 57-year-old state senate candidate made the admission onmorning. he served time for having a sexual relationship with the baby's mother who was a minor at the time. morrissey plans a news conference tomorrow with 9-week old chase and mirna pride, the baby's mother. maryland senator barbara mick you willsky went to the white

house for a meeting about helping baltimore recover from the violence that racked the city after the death of freddy gray. she tweeted a photo as she arrived at the white house for a meeting. the small business administration estimates the violence last month cost about $9 million in damage to businesses in baltimore. roughly 350 businesses have requested aid. new information on the shooting of a teenager yesterday. a 17-year-old from manassas is under arrest accused of shooting another 17-year-old in fairfax county. this happened near fairfax county government center. police tell us the suspect and victim know each other. the victim is expected to survive. the son of the late marion barry staying out of jail after facing two separate charges today. christopher barry pleaded guilty to charges stepping from a violent outburst in a bank. the judge sentenced him to 12 months probation.

he went before a second judge today because the bank incident happened while he was on probation for other charges. the judge allowed him to stay on probation but ordered him back next month to show that he is in compliance with his probation. barry apologized today. >> the teller involved i want to apologize. i never meant for her to feel any type of thing. even though i felt as though i was wronged, i ultimately pled guilty because i did wrong way. >> christopher barry lost a bid to replace his father on the d.c. city council. he had planned to run again next year. today he said he is rethinking that idea. where to put alexandria's next metro station. that could take a big step forward tonight. city council is set to vote on the potomac yard site during a special meeting this evening. the site up for consideration is east of the shopping center. we do know it will be between braddock road and national airport on the yellow and blue lines. tonight's meeting is set for

7:00 at city hall. it is free and open to the public. the potomac yard station is expected to open on 2018. the ntsb just gave us an update on the investigation into the deadly derailment on amtrak train 188. investigators are still examining the cell phone of engineer brandon bostian to see if it was in use near the time of the accident. the process to verify phone's time stamps is lengthy and detailed. the engineer of a septa train that stopped after the wind shield was shattered by a foreign object said he did not notice anything unusual when the amtrak train passed another track. investigators are interviewing accident survivors now in hopes of learning more about any correlation between injuries and seating positions within the train cars. the largest recall in american history is causing anxiety for millions of americans. one in four cars includes potentially deadly takata

airbags. chris clackham reports on how to tell if your car is one of them. >> reporter: the faulty airbag recall affecting one in four cars nearly 34 million vehicles on the road today from 11 different automakers is setting up a rush on already overwhelmed dealerships. >> they're going to want an appointment and the dealer will say, i only have ten airbags in my stock right now. and you're call number 75. >> reporter: adding to the anxiety is the admission from takata that they only think they know what is causing the airbags to explode with such force that has left five people dead is that another one hunt injured. >> we have a lot of work to do. especially with why this happened in the first place. takata has not identified the root cause of the defect. >> reporter: and even though the highway safety website was overwhelmed wednesday, consumers are being told to go to safercar.gov to verify whether

they are or are not. >> it wouldn't hurt to check back a few days from now, a week from now and see if your car might have been added. >> reporter: as upsetting as the recall is some analysts have found the silver lining. >> this is not the sort of defect as serious as it is that you're driving along minding your own business and in the middle of traffic your airbag suddenly explosively deploys. >> reporter: they still only deploy in accidents. so they say as always drive safely. chris clackham nbc news. >> if you think you can be affected get your vehicle identification number. coming up erika gonzalez talks to a local safety expert to talk about the magnitude of this sxrl the three things should you do. tune in at 5:00 only the for all the information. files from osama bin laden's

lair. documents recovered from that infamous raid and what he kept on his book shelf. >> the race to contain a massive oil spill in california and why history is repeating itself. and storm team 4 is tracking a spring chill. >> our cooldown will be drault. along with the cooldown, some very nasty weather moving through. right behind that the first heat wave. we've got a lot to talk

officials have released information about the books osama bin laden kept in his hideout in pakistan. it contains personal letters including one bin laden wrote to one of his wives outlining his wishes in the event of his death. there is an al qaeda job application that asks the applicant whether he wants to and execute a suicide operation and it asks who should be contacted if the person becomes a mart he. it kept a book the martyr's wars by bob woodward. the material was seized by u.s. special forces during a raid that killed the leader. history is repeating itself in california now where crews are working to contain a massive oil spill threatening wildlife and the santa barbara coastline. a pipeline near a beach ruptured and dumped at least 21,000 gallons of oil that made its way into the pacific ocean. now thick layers of crude have washed ashore along one of the nation's most scenic coastlines. houston based pipeline is

responsible. the company apologized and promises to make every effort to limit the damage. in 1969 in that same area led then president richard nixon to create the environmental protection agency. a fine against some of the world's largest banks. jpmorgan chase, citigroup, barclays and the royal bank of scotland are paying penalties. they would instant message each other to rig exchange rates on the dollar and the euro. a fifth bank ubs, pleaded guilty to manipulating key interest rates. new fallout in the blue bell ice cream recall. a texas man file a lawsuit against blue bell today. he said he suffered brain damage because he contracted listeria related meningitis after he ate blue bell ice cream. he is suing for an unspecified amount of money. blue bell recalled all of the

ice cream in april after a series of outbreaks of listeria. a murder mystery inside a washington mansion. why was $40,000 delivered to that house? pat collins joins us after the break with some unanswered questions. plus the new life threatening danger in texas after a dave violent tornadoes.

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pat collins is back on the scene in northwest d.c. we mentioned the cash delivery earlier. $40,000 brought to the house thursday. what are you hearing about that? >> reporter: today the talk is all about that money, jim. the mysterious $40,000 cash money drop. made at the mansion where the family was being held captive. according to the source close to the family savvas savopoulos ordered the money be left on the door there. could this be the money the suspects wanted? if so, why did they kill four people? we'll walk you through all that.

in the meantime investigators say they do not believe that this is gang-related. and sources say investigators believe that even though the suspects are violent and vicious killers, they're not skilled criminals. and that they made some important mistakes that could lead the police to their doorstep. at 5:00 we'll walk you through all this. i'll see you then. >> all right. thank you. they're bracing for more severe weather in texas. several tornadoes roared through across north texas yesterday. one touching down in the town of mineral wells. a police officer says this funnel cloud dropped down on top of police headquarters and caused a lot of damage. but did not destroy building. however, tornadoes did cause a lot of damage in the coastal city of runaway bay. about 50 miles northwest of ft. worth. dozens of homes were destroyed and even a horse is now looking for shelter. fortunately, there are no reports of serious injury in

either town. and we've got some more wet stuff? >> yeah. we won't see any severe weather but we will see some wet weather moving in. we could have some pockets of moderate rain moving through. that will impact roads and traffic so you'll want to tune in first thing. tom will be on board starting very early tomorrow morning at 4:30. let's talk about the evening. clouds will be on the increase late. so from sunshine to an overcast sky. by the time we get to midnight the temperature will be falling off. today was rather pleasant. 72 degrees currently. reagan national airport. we dropped to 63 when the clouds started making their way in. i'll show you how the temperatures will budge. here we are, 10:00, 11:00. overcast through area. the showers moving in from west to east. and they will be lining up toward harrisonburg virginia. then by 9:00 a.m. there are the

pockets of moderate rain showing up as yellow around culpepper, harrisonburg fredericksburg could see that early tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. as the morning unfolds even more rain will be moving into the area. the areas south of d.c. right down i-95. the neighborhoods near quantico waldorf, manassas will have some of the higher that rain totals throughout the day. the bulk really is in that 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. for the afternoon rush still some wet roads and then clearing out tomorrow. rainfall amounts. some of the higher amounts south of the area. we'll have over a half inch in areas shaded in blue. maybe even an inch total further down south. i-95. anywhere in green, that will be around a tenth of an inch. perhaps even a quarter. so a lot of rain coming our way. it will be a nasty one. and talk about cool 59 degrees inside the beltway.

areas south around leonardtown, saint mary's only 60 degrees. you have a stack of 50s there. mid 50s easton and cambridge. even cool conditions to the north and west inland areas, frederick, 56. 47 degrees, sterling to sudley hitting a high of only 58 degrees. it is really a hot like march. at the bus stop, the kids will need jacket. showers starting early. cool conditions with that rain likely at recess. dismissal, still some wet roads. so it goes from caution to higher impact conditions around recess time. dismissal again. still wet roads. as far as the rainfall intensity goes if you're going to be grabbing the umbrella grab the big one. the golf size umbrella with the showers tomorrow. there could be some pockets of moderate rain coming down. a high impact day for us. very chilly. feeling a lot like march after one of the hottest days out of the year that high temperature yesterday of just 90? we're talking about the return

of heat for the memorial day weekend. saturday and sun, 82. i'll have more on that heat wave coming up. ? all right. thank you. itchy, watery eyes. we're feeling it. uncontrollable sneezing too? >> allergy season seem to be extra awful this year. dr. jackie has some easy tips and tells us when to expect it all to end. >> and he may be the league's mvp. to one little girl, this nba player is just da

>> hold on hold on. >> be quiet. >> not every golden state fan was in a good mood after last night's win and the nba western conference finals league mvp steph curry shared his lap and the spotlight with his adorable daughter riley. she apparently thought her dad was a little too loud during the post game press conference. the warriors lead to houston rockets in the series 1-0. challenge accepted by first lady michelle obama. she is revealing her workout secrets in gimme five. many have seen her twitter and

instagram twits that show her five favorite movesful the video is her response to the president's video of his five fitness moves in which he challenged his wife to do the very same. it has been a brutal season if you are allergic to grass pollen. especially where your eyes are concerned. in news 4 your health, we focus on itchy watery eyes and how to tell if you have allergized or infected eyes. a family allergy and asthma doctor. >> usually if you have allergy, you have in it both eyes. if it is bacterial, it can be in one. the allergy is very itchy and watery and then the bacterial or viral one is infectious. that's why you're could notntagious. >> a lot of school nurses send kids home thinking they have pink eye. how often is that the case and

when should parents be worried? >> at this time of year it will be unusual to get that viral or bacterial pink eye. it will be allergy. the thing that people need to be worried about. something called vernal conjunctivitis. that happens in boys ages 4 to 20. the eye gets so swollen and you get almost a thick ropey material coming out of eiffelfof the eye. >> how do you know the difference between eye allergies and the nasal allergies? >> well really it will happen that people that have nasal allergy are at most risk for eye allergy. the message i want people to understand keep the nose clear. there is a connection between eyes and the nose. if you use your nasal sprays it will help that eye allergy because of the duct between two. >> i wear contacts. what about contact lens wearers? >> you need to be really careful. one is the pollen can get stuck behind it.

second you have to be careful when you're using medication any kind of eye drops, wait a couple minutes. the medication can actually destroy contact lens. be very careful when you're touching your eyes. i'm worried you'll scratch your eye with the contact lenses. >> so take lengss out first. there are some new medicine on the market. >> one is called paseo. it is prescription. there are many over the counter and if you walk down you will find all kinds of things. often time they sting. put them in the refrigerator. they're cooler going in. if you have a problem getting kids to use them tip their head back and put it at the corner. that's the trick. otherwise you can head lock and try to squeeze in it there. >> which wastes a lot of drops. of course the ultimate help is for the season to be over. when will that happen? >> we're in for a long ride.

grass season can last almost literally until the fourth of july and then that's right in time for the molds and the weeds. >> thank you. >> there's no end. thank you. >> she is showing the guys how it is done. we'll meet local pilot who made history today as the first woman ever to fly with the blue angels. and alarming new information coming in about the suicide rate among children. the st

authorities found the body of a missing driver. the man was believed to have been in a white pickup truck in all the high water. the truck ran into trouble yesterday morning in the 8000 block. and than accused of sexually assaulting a 12-year-old girl in maryland is now behind bars. police arrested isiah boggin a few hours ago. they say he assaulted the girl as she got off the elevator a

week ago. at the live desk with some new details. in the quadruple murder mystery in northwest d.c. sources are telling pot comens, the people who carried out the murders are not skilled criminals and they made some important mistakes. we've learned whoever is responsible may have been after money. a source tells news4, on the day the mansion was set on fire someone dropped off $40,000 at that home. it is believe that person was ann't stand to savvas savopoulos. and they were told to leave the money on the doorstep. coming up pat collins takes us through more details about that money drop. and we talked to former fbi pro ill file ill, profiler clint van zandt. a second person has died. the marine was among 22 servicemen on board the osprey when it went down.

it can fly both like a helicopter and an airplane. two other marines are still in the hospital in stable condition. it is a troubling trend. the suicide rate is rising among african-american boys. it is our talk around town with troy johnson. so this study shows overall suicide rates among all children remained about the same over the past decade. why the rise among black children? >> that's the question of concern. we're talking about the most vulnerable of us. young children who are still forming, they're in that bridge between childhood and early adolescence and the number are really starting. we can show you the number. 87% in that 5 to 11 age range are boys concerning african-american boys. the rate climbed 3.47 deaths per million. we're talking about black boys between ages 5-11.

3.47 per million. the first time a higher suicide rate number for blacks than whites in any age group. so certainly the number are bearing out something really interesting, really interesting trend over the last 20 years and people are very concerned about it. >> so young that they would even have the could not september in their mind between 5 and 11. >> there are some things that are alarming. the people doing this kind of research. they're talking about traumatic stress among young people early onset of puberty, a lower likelihood to seek help for depression or suicidal thoughts. and they're also targeting aggressive school discipline as a potential reason. researchers again unclear if these are specific triggers specifically for black boys. and there are areas of concern for parents as well. and it really raises the question and concern about the stigma in the black community around mental health care. a lot of people concerned about not, whether or not they want to be able to go down that route

when they really should be seeking help. style even financial concerns as well are a big issue. but there is help. there are phone numbers and we'll get to that in a bit. >> it is out there. and troy is part of our ongoing changing minds campaign. we want to point everyone to a resource for anyone who may be thinking about suicide or anyone who wants to help someone who is having suicidal thoughts. there are phone numbers. >> 1-800-273-talk. remember that number. the national suicide prevention life line. and it is really a life line. an easy remember to remember. make that phone call and get some help. there's is that guidance and some support just a phone call away. >> it can make all the difference. thank you for coming in. we appreciate it. and we've got more resources for anyone looking for help on the minds section of our web page at nbcwashington.com. back over to you. police in virginia are now

being investigated for the beating of an unarmed man during an arrest. some may find this video disturbing. we warn you. someone captured the arrest on their cell phone sunday at the ocean front in virginia beach. two officers appeared to hold him on the ground and punch him. another officer hits him with his knee. he said he told them he couldn't breathe. police say mcintyre hit them first. he denies it. now to an update on local roads. no need to cry over this spill anymore. a tanker overturned on i-70 in mount airy leaking several thousand gallons of milk on the road. it snarled the morning rush but all lanes are now reopened. the future of one of loudoun county's oldest golf courses, owningers of goose creek want the property rezoned to allow the development of homes and business including a hotel.

the course would remain but shortened to nine holes. two county committees recommend approval of the plan but county staff recommends denying it because of conflicts with existing businesses and because of the financial impact. the developer declined an opportunity to talk about it but in the past has been reported to say that economics dictates changes be made in order to keep any type of golf use at that site. and a secret space plane launched into the sky. first at 4:00 new details about its mission and why no one is on board. and veronica is looking ahead to your all important memorial day. >> that i am. it starts of course with what we have around the corner. heading out to watch the washington nationals play. once temperatures drop they never get a chance to go back up. i'll have more on our nasty cool day around the corner. and then the heat wave

narrator: puerto rico's healthcare system is on life support, putting three and a half million puerto ricans at risk. it's an outrage. puerto ricans are us citizens and pay the same medicare taxes, but receive only half the federal healthcare funding as the other 50 states. the headlines tell the story... woman: "unfair treatment from washington." man: "thousands without medications." woman: "it's a crisis that could imperil the whole economy." narartor: washington must act now to protect care for three and a half million u.s. citizens. before it's too late.

2-1-0. we have liftoff. >> a mysterious mission up in space. the air force launching an unmanned space plane into orbit from cape canaveral. no one is saying what the mission is or how long it will last. this is the fourth trip for this spacecraft which takes off vertically but lands or

horizontally horizontally. searchers missing for a missing malaysian airlines plane are now at a cross roads. >> they are expanding the search of the ocean floor in the southern indian ocean but they don't know where else to focus if the plane isn't found there. flight mh 370 disappeared last year with 239 passengers and crew on the way from koala lumpur. torrential down pours led to a land slide that caused a building collapse in china. five people became trapped. it crumbled this morning. the force damaged nearby buildings and residents were evacuatedful footage from the chinese state broadcaster cctv shows emergency crews working at the scene.

>> you've probably heard the term before or something like it. resting angry face. it is for real. and researchers at a local hospital say it can change the way people treat you. here's reason for an angry face. people calling it a new york city rip-off. $30 for a hotdog? there are a lot of channels on your tv but only so many you want to watch what if you could pay for the types of channels you want and not the ones you don't now, fios brings you a totally new way to customize your tv. starting at $74.99 per month with no annual contract. get custom tv, including internet and phone. price guaranteed for two years. or get $300 back and free dvr service for 1 year, with a 2 year agreement. hurry, offer ends june 8th. go to getfios.com. cable just gives you channels. fios gives you choice. call the verizon center for customers

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live at the desk. we've learned the man who landed his gyrocopter on the capitol lawn has been indicted on six charges. doug hughes handled on the west lawn of the capitol in april. he said he was protesting campaign finls laws. now hughes faces two felony charges and four misdemeanors for that stunt. if convicted on all six, he could face more than nine years in prison. he's been under house arrest at his home. doctors call it resting angry face. but you may know it by another name. >> it describes someone whose natural facial expression makes them look plain unhappy. even when they're not. doctors are finding plastic surgery can give them more

confidence. and as doreen gentzler reports, it might affect the way other people treat them. >> this is 67-year-old donna anderson right before she had surgery. and this is her today. can you see the difference? >> i look tired. people would say something to me about, are you okay? what's wrong? >> donna said she was told the corners of her mouth turned down making her look angry all the time. >> it is a good day, a beautiful day like today. you're thinking how could it get any better? they think i'm not enjoying the day. does that make them hesitant to come to me? does it make them hesitant to speak to me? according to a new study that might be the case. doctors at med star georgetown university gathered photos of 30 female patients. some who had had plastic surgery and some who hadn't. a group of people rated the pictures for likability and found those who had work done on their faces, specifically

surgery to widen their eyes and lift their mouths were rated as more socially skilled and trust worthy. >> i think there are these resting neutral facial expressions that ultimately end up kind of conveying an emotion that you're probably not expressing. or not intending to express. >> the upper lid scars. >> dr. michael riley is a facial plastic and reconstructive surgeon at med star georgetown university hospital. he said some people naturally look angry even when they're not. it is called resting angry face. and that can affect way that they're viewed by others. >> the way you might be treated differently if you walk into a store and the corners of your lip are turned down. it may be very different than if you walk in and look happy to be there. >> that's exactly what was happening to do not. a she said she was tired of people asking her what was wrong all the time. so she underwent surgery to lift her eyes and tighten the skin under her chin. after that she said things began

to change. she recalls one trip to home depot, a store that she typically dreads visiting. >> we're checking out. and the lady says, what did you buy today? you sure look happy about it whatever it is. oh really? i wasn't happy about being there. but for some reason she thought i was having a great day. >> donna said she believes people find her more approachable now. and that is giving her more confidence. >> people avoid people they think are unfeeling well. or maybe angry. you're not invisible anymore. >> now, dr. riley told us the study was not done to encourage peel to get plastic surgery. but it does bring awareness about the way we judge others based on their looks. >> well the weather was something to smile about today. maybe not so much tomorrow. >> no. as a matter of fact over the next couple days we'll go through a little weather whiplash. temperatures tomorrow one of the coolest days in weeks

followed by our first heat wave of the year. here we go. starting with this evening. we will be seeing some clouds move into the area. the clouds will be moving in late where it is 72 degrees now. not a bad sky. certainly it has been gorgeous today. the dew point temperature, very low. that is an indication of how much moisture is in the air. and that number today, it starts creeping upward tomorrow. we'll see the rage moving in from west to east. the temperatures won't budge very much. 58 with wet pavement around the area for the morning rush. so deciding on what to wear. should you wear the short pants? i would go with the long pants and the raincoat. if not a jacket for tomorrow. it will be so cool along with that might even want the rain boots. we could see some big puddles on areas, area sidewalks. most of our rainfall between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.

our rain chances going way up through the afternoon. and then we'll start sliding back down with just some lingering showers for the tail end of the evening rush. here it is with the road impacts. a few lingering showers. looking at moderate conditions but there could be some puddles on area roads. a chilly one tomorrow. keep that in mind if you are going out to do that run. the best time period i think would be early on around seven clog a.m. or very late in the day around 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. at least it won't be raining as hard. it will be chilly nasty and wet. meanwhile the temperature 60 degrees. that's close to what the water temperature is currently for the weekend. saturday, sunday monday. the temperature from the mid 60s at the beach. ocean city to the mid 70s looking good. and then nice and warm by monday. and of course we've been telling you about this height wave looking more and more likely for next week.

monday tuesday, perhaps even wednesday and thursday of next week. the high temperature in the 90s. with it will come some humidity. perhaps even a couple days where we could see some thunderstorms. right now for your memorial day. we're looking at 90 degrees. any showers i think would be very late in the day. we get through whole weekend. pretty nice. we've got a lot more on the details. the hourly forecasts coming up at 5:00. thank you. some new yorkers are really steamed with a hotdog vendor. he set up his cart near ground zero. his prices aren't posted. if you look like a local, a hotdog will cost you $3. if you look like a tourist, it will cost you $30. price gouging at the most sacred spot leaves a lot of people with a bad taste in their mouths. one man left his hotdog behind after he took a bite out of it. >> i asked for a hotdog $30. i said you're joking. i left my hotdog there.

that was it. >> so local business leaders found bout the vendor after fights started breaking out. because customers were irate. city officials say they're looking into it. ? big change for maryland drivers facing a road test to get their license. news4 transportation reporter adam tuss has the story. >> reporter: parallel parking. it seems like an easy thing to do or maybe it is not. in the state of maryland the mva is now doing away with the parallel parking portion of the drivers license road test. what does it mean? it means now your youngster might show up to take road test. it will be a little shorter and it might not be as challenging. we found out first hand when you get out there and talk to the experts about all the rules and techniques of parallel parking, it is a lot more difficult than you might remember or imagine. it is definitely a skill. we'll tell you how i did on a road test. that part of the story coming up

at 5:00. back to you. >> being in the city we do it every day. the first female blue angel. >> we'll show you how she is leaving her mark in history. >> reporter: for years his job was to make the call behind home plate. now a local little league umpire behind another set of bars. coming up, we'll tell you what

miles of trees, play grounds are getting attention. d.c. is ranked for the best park systems. the trust for public land put only the twin cities ahead of us. the ranking is based on four factors. park access park size amenities and investment. charlotte, north carolina ranked near bottom of the list. the public trust for public land says parks help to strengthen communities and they help people stay active. crowds who saw the blue angels fly over annapolis this afternoon just a couple of hours ago got to witness history. news4's angie goff introduces us to the first woman to ever pilot for the prestigious military group. >> reporter: 1946, the blue angels are born created to boost navy morale and made of

all men who had to be bachelors. fast forward 69 years. those daring acts, the twists the turns, still take our breath away. but the team's biggest move yet, not obvious from down here. you got to get in the cockpit when the marine corps captain katie higgins, the first female pilot in blue angel history. >> i was shocked a little at first. i was totally expecting a no. i saw that as a far off dream kind of. i was encouraged to apply and i made the team. >> the history maker is also a home town girl. >> i definitely miss crab cakes. >> with aviation in her blood. >> i'm actually a third generation pilot. my father was a navy pilot, hornet pilot actually which is awesome. that's what our jet guys fly on my team. >> as for her bird it is hard

to miss. the c-130 affectionately named fat albert is a transport plane with its own tricks and no doubt a big part of the show. >> don't get me wrong. the faa 18 is an awesome aircraft and i give my guys the utmost respect. i'm so in love with my airplane i'll fly it every day of my career if they'll let me. it is my baby. >> reporter: the blue angels spend their time going city to city performing shows all across the nation. for captain higgins, the stop here in annapolis is special. it is more than an honor. it is homecoming. >> my heart is here. >> reporter: it was here in a class that then midshipman got her chance at taking controls. >> i knew there was no other profession for me. being a pilot was what i was made to do. >> reporter: it is something women have been doing in the military for more than 20 years. but not for the blue angels until now. >> i get chills. >> reporter: the fellow naval

academy grad and the team's commander is one of the officers who brought higgins on board. >> why do you think it took so long? >> we have 17 officers on our team. 130 people and we spend so much time together. you don't get as many females to apply and you're looking for the right person. it is not just the skills. it is the right person. >> reporter: for higins being a good fit has turned into the ride of a lifetime. it is also lifting others. >> i didn't come to the team to break any barriers. to shatter any glass ceilings. it is a universal message that we can send across the genders. whatever you put your mind, to you work toward it and you can achieve it. in annapolis, angie goff. news4. right now at 5:00. follow money. news4 has learned about a cash delivery to a d.c. mansion. four people were found dead just hours later. >> our source tells us it was a

$40,000 drop-off. hours later, the house on woodland drive went up in flames. inside the bodies of savvas savopoulos. their 10-year-old son and their housekeeper. >> pat collins has continuing information on this. >> reporter: we'll talk about the money in a minute. a few minutes ago police brought out large boxes of evidence from this man here. it is believed to contain furniture, what is left of some of the furniture here at the crime scene. but the talk tonight is about money. cash money. money that could have been the ransom in this horrific murder case. $40,000 in cash. delivered to the scene of that quadruple murder in northwest. that according to a source close to the family. the source says on thursday

morning, savvas savopoulos called his office and had an assistant bring $40,000 in cash to his home on woodland drive. savopoulos, this money drop is said to have happened thursday morning. hours after the family was taken captive. it was thursday afternoon that savvas savopoulos his wife his 10-year-old son and the family housekeeper were found murdered inside the house. >> all units operating with the battalions use caution. this is a crime scene. >> reporter: a fire started there in an apparent effort to cover up the crime and destroy evidence. on that same day, a car stolen from the family found