the serge for this man. police say dna links him to the quadruple murder energy the washington neighborhood. i'm barbara harrison with the piece of evidence that could close this case. and more courtroom drama from the mann't issed of killing three people in alabama. what charles severance told the judge about his attorney. i'm tracking showers and dralz drizzle on team team radar. when we'll return or the 90 degree weather in my forecast. playing catchup after a filibuster by a perspective presidential candidate. what prompted the hours of

grandstanding and what needs to get done today. news 4 midday begins right now. we begin with that developing story. d.c. police detectives are working around the clock looking for the man wanted for the murders of three d.c. family members and their housekeeper. take a look on the left side of your screen is video of police searching the last known address of the suspect. his name the daron dylon wint. his picture is on the right side of your screen. police believe wint is on the right. megan mcgrath joins us live from outside the home in the woodley park neighborhood. megan, good morning again. >> reporter: good morning, barbara, it's a big development for sure police have a suspect. he is daron wint and they're getting his photo out to the public in the hope that someone could help them locate wint. as an investigator, you never know where your best lead will come from. this in this case it came from a pizza crust.

34-year-old daron wind the prime suspect in the murder of the savopoulos family and their housekeeper vera figueroa. sources close to the investigation tell news 4 wint has been linked to the brutal murders through dna. on wednesday, may 13, the day the victims were taken captive inside the northwest mansion, pizza was delivered to the home. sources say dna found on a pizza crust led them to daron wint. another delivery a day later has led to another development -- a possible motive. on thursday may 14 sources close to the family say savvas savopoulos had his personal assistant deliver $40,000 in cash to the home. hours after that delivery, the house was set on fire and four bodies were discovered. three victims had been beaten and stabbed to death. some of the bodies smelled of gasoline. the search for daron wint brought investigators to this home in maryland last night, the last known address for wint.

neighbors say his father lives here. the house is located near the spot where the savopoulos family car was found torched. and daron wint is still on the loose. police are asking for help locating him. we'll be getting an update from the chief of police as well as the mayor. we'll stream that live so stay with news 4 all day long for the very latest. back to you in the studio. >> we've moved into the newsroom to talk to news 4's pat collins who has been following this story from the beginning. it seems at every turn the more information we get the more bizarre and gruesome this gets. let me ask you about a couple of deliveries that have become significant to that house. >> two mysterious deliveries that happened during this incident. the first according to a source close to the family, mr. savvas savopoulos had his assistant bring $40,000 in cash to that

house. thedom neeinos pizza delivery. i'm told one of the lieutenants looking through the scene saw a pizza crust and said "hey why don't we check this crust out for dna?" so they did a fast track on the dna and that's what led them to the suspect. >> this seems to be moving quickly. how much pressure do you think police are under to get this case solved? >> aaron, we don't get too many quadruple murders in the city of washington. certainly not in a big $5 million mansion close by the vice president's house so it's a high profile case and they're putting a lot of resources in it to try to solve it. >> pat collins, we know you're headed out to do more digging and we'll have more on the news at 5:00 and 6:00 tonight. >> thank you, pat and aaron. in about an hour d.c. mayor bowser and police chief lanier will give us an update on this mansion murder mystery. you can watch it right here on

nbc 4. if you haven't downloaded the nbc washington app, you should do that right now. as soon as we get any update we'll send out a breaking news alert to you. aaron? new admit day,d at midday, a man died in waldorf near the st. charlestown center mall. the charles county sheriff's office says deputies arrested the person who shot the man and woman there. they say the shooting started with a domestic dispute. that woman in serious condition. >> this afternoon, the man who flew his gyrocopter across d.c. and landed at the capitol is due in court. douglas hughes is charged with violating restricted airspace and operating a vehicle falsely labelled as a postal carrier. we expect hughes to speak to the media and thank his supporters. this incident left lawmakers livid about the lax security that allowed hughes to cross three no-fly zones. hughes says it was an act of civil disobedience. a judge is making several

decisions at charles severance's first hearing in fairfax. he's charged with killing three people in alexandria over the course of a decade. julie carey is in the courtroom, she tweeted the judge denied motions to throw out some evidence. she also said severance is in a wheelchair and told the judge he doesn't want to trust his lawyer -- want or trust his lawyer. you can follow julie on twitter @juliecarey nbc to learn what's going on. on storm team 4 radar, light rain across the area heavier activity in southern maryland and parts of the northern neck. here's future weather, there will be dry spot overcast skies, 2:00 still tracking showers inside of the beltway, once we work toward 4:00 5:00 p.m. rain moves pushing toward the east still

impacting areas like payannapolis and cambridge. coming up in less than ten minutes, i'll have a look at temperatures for today, kristen. this just in. domestic violence charges against ray rice dismissed. the ravens running back completed his pre-trial intervention program. rice was charged after surveillance video showed him punching his wife in at atlantic city casino elevator. the program he was in allows for charges to be dropped after meeting certain requirements. the judge signed the order just this morning. aaron? >> kristen, thank you. it's the end of an era for david letterman. last night was his last "late show." a 33-year run is over. in letterman's last episode he included funny clips from segments he's done over the years and showed recent tributes from shows like the simpsons and wheel of fortune. for his final top ten list, he

invited a series of comedians and one football player to tell us what they always wanted to say to dave i'm just glad your show is being given to another white guy. >> you are to comedy what i am to comedy. >> thanks for letting me take part in another hugely disappointing series finale. [ laughter ] >> you can see jerry seinfeld when julia louis-dreyfus said "seinfeld" wasn't such a great ending. it wasn't all funny moments. letterman thanked his fans and contributors and at the end this is how he said good-bye. >> the only thing i have left to do for the last time on a television program, thank you and good night. very very simple thank you and good night. if you want to see more we've put an article with the show's highlights and photos of letterman throughout the years on nbcwashington.com. president obama calling for a

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year. this is all part of the pollinator task force plan to help butterflies, bees and other important bugs survive. we couldn't help but notice this. an interesting tweet from hillary clinton this morning. i want pointed us to this page her new linked in. and take a look here. a little summary of her page says that she is a dog person and a big fan of the pants suit a hair icon. the tweet says she's looking for a job but of course you probably already knew that. we'll be ♪ ♪ ♪

today aaron hernandez will be in court. a jury convicted him of murder last month for killing odin lloyd. today he'll be arraigned for a different murder case. he's charged with shooting a murder witness in the face. today even more cleanup crews will join hundreds of first responders working on a

big crude oil spill in california. an underground pipeline there burst off the coast of santa barbara. if you look you can see the oil stretching across nine miles in the water now. crews are still trying to contain it all. california's governor declared a state of emergency there and investigators are working to figure out how, why that pipe broke transocean will pay $200 million for damages. oil poured into the gulf for nearly three months. it's chilly with temperatures in the low to mid-50s. 54 in washington and leesburg gaithersburg at 50. as we head into the afternoon hours. we're not going to warm up too much more from where we're at right now. notice temperatures are only warm ago few more degrees. these temperatures more common in march rather than late may.

showers and drizzle at times. tomorrow will be warmer. i'll let you know by how much but there is a chance of an isolated shower as well. the timing on that coming up in 10 minutes, barbara. >> thanks amelia. right now the university of maryland is holding graduation ceremonies ceremonies. more than 8,100 students are class of 2015. things should be wrapped up around noon. expect traffic to be bad near the xfinity center. after the break, the gift hershey delivered to the nationals today.

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>> i don't think we have to be that fearful of terrorism that we have to give up who we are in the process. >> reporter: that is kentucky senator and 2016 presidential hopeful fulful rand paul during a ten and a half hour speech on the senate floor. he wants reforms to the patriot act that the white house uses to justify collecting massive amounts of your phone data. that expires june 1 if congress doesn't renew it. this was a high profile move for paul who's running for president but it brings a lot of attention to a big issue, americans are skittish about their privacy.

pew research crunched numbers on this for us. what you'll see is that about 93% of adults say that it's important to them to control who can get that information about them. we move forward now. you'll see 90% say they think it's important to control what is collected about them. then an 88% number we get out of the question about people who don't want to be observed without their permission. at the same time people don't have a lot of faith their data will be secure. just 38% think credit card companies can keep their investigation secure and only 31% think the government can keep their data secure. we want to know what you have to say. . should there be more limits on what data the government collects on americans. you can shoot us a text tweet or head to our web side. we'll have the results later in the broadcast. barbara? >> it looks like any way you slice it aaron, a handful of

republican presidential hopefuls will be left out of the first presidential debate. fox news has decided to allow only 10 participants. here's this this works. candidates must place in the top ten of an average of fox-approved polls around the time of the debate. around 18 people are either -- that are already running or are seriously considering it so we have 18 in the race already. the debate is august 6 in cleveland. we'll have to see who those ten turn out to be. >> u.s. and cuban negotiators should be on the verge of history or could be on the verge of history today. diplomats are in washington to discuss reopening embassies. reparations are being made in washington and havana to reopen the embassies. amelia? warmer tomorrow with a high temperature of 77. major improvements. a complete 180 from what we're experiencing today. plenty of sunshine as well. tomorrow morning you'll want to grab the jackets. 7:00 a.m. the temperature around

54 in washington. the suburbs temperatures only around 50 so definitely chilly. we'll warm up quickly during the morning hours with plenty of sun. it will be breezy for the midday and afternoon hours but very pleasant only a small chance of an isolated evening shower for friday but most of us dry tomorrow. not the case today as i'm continuing to track light showers on team team radar i'll have a look ahead to memorial day weekend, wind temperatures really starto warm up, aaron, thank you. the owner of american pharaoh is hoping a judge will dismiss a lawsuit against him. he's accused of owing more than $1.6 million for gambling debts placed at offnos. the breach of contract suit was filed in march in florida. the owner says the lawsuit is total fiction. this comes as american pharaoh tries to be the first horse since 1978 to win horse racing's triple crown. this morning, the nationals are on a winning streak and alone in first place.

they're also waiting for a special shipment. comcast sports net learned hershey is sending 108 bottles of chocolate syrup to the team to help them celebrate their big wins. that's the way they apparently do it. >> out is matt williams. or was it harper? >> we're waiting to see if there are consequences from this argument. bryce harper and matt williams thought the umpire made a bad call. they started arguing and both got thrown out of the game. the team has the day off today. they're hosting the phillies tomorrow night. how can you be a part of the red nose day?

welcome back. you can see the first set of olympic rings for the summer games in rio de janeiro. take a look right here. the huge model unveiled yesterday just north of of the brazilian city. the four-ton structure stands at 82 feet high 40 feet wide. the games officially kick off on

august 5 next year. today you can register for the 2016 rock 'n roll marathon in the district. thousands expected to sign up for that annual race. the rock 'n roll marathon series is known for its musical performances along the route. you can register for the marathon, a half marathon or a 5k. the race takes place on march 12 2016. red nose day is finally here. the charity fund-raising event is making its u.s. debut on nbc. more than 100 of hollywood's biggest stars like will farrell anna kendrick will come together to raise some money. the annual comedy and music event started in england. the benefit event will help 12 charity organizations lift children out of poverty around the world. matt lauer finished his tour de red nose. it took him two days to bike the 230 miles from boston to new york city.

you can watch the red nose day show tonight at 8:00 here on nbc 4. so did you see him when he arrived? >> when he came in? i think it was four days. he raised $150,000. >> were there other people along with him? i saw him when he started out. >> roker road with him the first day then others joined him at different points. it was a nice effort to see everybody come together there. >> the show should be good tonight. after the break, the latest ♪

♪ ♪ >> stay down! stay down! a terminal takedown here. that man was tased at l.a.x. yesterday after he breached security. airport police say the man was not cooperating with the tsa agents in the screening area. he pushed past them to get to the gate and that's when police officers hit him with a taser. the man is fine but charged with assaulting a police officer and

trespassing. right now on capitol hill lawmakers questioning the man the president wants to lead the transportation security administration. ves vice admiral peter they havinger. if the 34 year coast guard veteran is secured, he will be in charge of airport security around the country. >> the city council voted unanimously in favor of building a new potomac metro station near the existing shopping center on jefferson davis highway. the vote clears the way for the next step in the design process. the mayor says the $268 million project would create 26,000 jobs along with new housing, office and retail space. the station is expected to open in late 2018 or early 2019. amelia? >> here's future weather at 2:00 p.m. tracking light showers in the d.c. metro area southern maryland parts of virginia including prince william.

most of the rain is east of i-95. by 6:00 p.m. most of us will dry out and cloudy skies for the later evening hours. . tomorrow complete 180. breezy high of 77 sunshine humidity remains low for saturday and sunday. 74 saturday 82 sunday. for memorial day maybe an isolated storm, otherwise hot, humid, a high around 90. next time you see me i'll let you know how long our highs will stay in the 90s after named. >> thank you, amelia. parents in loudon county none too pleased and voicing their concerns about artificial turf. they started a petition on change.org to ban tire rubber from county fields. it gained about 1200 signatures in less than 24 hours. the parents say the rubber is toxic and has materials that can cause cancer. right now we have new information on a developing story in the district. we now know where police are

concentrating their search for the man you see here wanted in connection to the murders of four people including a ten-year-old boy. also coming up, the big holiday weekend. how you can stay ahead of major traffic iss

developing now at 11:30, d.c. police are looking for this man. take a look. daron dylon wint is wanted for the murders of three d.c. family members and their housekeeper.

detectives went back to the woodley park home to look for blood evidence that can help establish exactly when and how the four victims, asavvas and amy savopoulos and their housekeeper vera figueroa were killed. news 4's megan mcgrath is outside the family's house with information about the search for wint. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, barbara, it's an unusual place to find a key piece of evidence on a pizza crust. but that's what happened. before i get to the that. we are seeing developments unfold very quickly here and we are learning that the prime suspect in this case daron wint, that he may be in new york city. our sister station in new york has confirmed through multiple sources that u.s. marshals and the nypd are tracking leads in new york. in addition to releasing the

suspect's name police have released these photographs. there are three of them take a look here. daron wint was identified as a suspect through an unusual piece of evidence, a pizza crust. a pizza was delivered to the mansion the night of may 13, the day the savopoulos family and their housekeeper vera figueroa were taken captive. a source close to the investigation says dna found on a pizza crust matches daron wint. the 34-year-old is wanted for first degree murder while armed. last night, look at this video, investigators came to this home in lanham maryland neighborhoods say that's where wint's father lives. they talked to people inside the home, we saw them taking pictures and collecting evidence in and around the house but they did not find wint at that location and he is still at large. we are expecting an update at 12:15 so just in a short time from now we're expecting to hear

from the chief of police as well as the mayor. we'll stream that live and have the latest throughout the day on this case. if you see wint he is considered to be armed and dangerous. police say you should not approach you should simply pick up the phone and call 911. back to you in the studio. >> thank you, megan. as megan just mentioned, at 12:15, d.c. mayor bowser and police chief lanier will give us an update on this mansion murder mystery. you can watch it live right here on nbc 4 or on the nbc washington app. if you haven't already downloaded the nbc washington app, do it now. as soon as we get any update we'll send it out as a breaking news alert. right now pa former police sergeant who killed his wife is back in court. drew peterson is appealing his murder conviction. in 2012 peterson was convicted of killing his third wife. he's serving a 38-year prison sentence right now peterson says

his attorney and the judge made mistakes. peterson faces more legal trouble. he'll be on trial again in july accused of hiring a hit man to kill the prosecutor who helped lock him up. peterson is also long suspected in the disappearance of his fourth wife. aaron. this morning senators are asking to help keep funding amtrak even as the agency comes under close scrutiny for the train derailment in philadelphia last week. two people are still in critical condition. a congressional committee scheduled a hearing about that derailment. they will meet on june 2. most of the area dealing with showers. rain will start to come to an end from west to east this afternoon, mainly between 3:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. tomorrow big improvements. we're warmer number one, a nice breeze throughout the day on

friday. for the weekend. saturday and sunday plenty of sunshine low humidity. a little cool but comfortable. l 82 on sunday. a little humid, maybe an isolated afternoon thunderstorm especially west of the district. tuesday and wednesday high temperatures continue to run in the low 90s and the mugginess sets in. >> care first blue cross/blue shield says a cyber attack may have compromised data for a million current and former members. the company says the breach occurred last june but wasn't discovered until recently when security measures were put in place after other health insurers were hacked. care first sells health insurance in maryland virginia and washington, d.c. it doesn't believe hackers got access to credit cards, social security numbers or medical claims. you may pay more to fill up this holiday weekend but expert sas i gas prices should peak soon. they expect regular unlead willed top out at an average of $2.75 a gallon barring major

disruptions such as a finery outage or hurricane. gas is expected to hover around $2.50 this summer before dropping this fall. i'm landon dowdy. >> well we're talking about gas, save it. you don't want to spend more time on the roads than you need to. this is the latest tweet from aaa covering our region. according to analysts who looked at gps data, peak travel will be this afternoon. they found the average travel speed last year dropped to its lowest point between 5:00 and 6:00 p.m. tomorrow's drive is expected to be better. a live look at the bay bridge as many of you head toward the beach. this will be one of the busiest spots. you can call 1-877-by aayspan to check on traffic. melissa mollet is tweeting out traffic conditions all day. and i-95 south, a lot of you are using the express lanes to save

time this weekend. we have tips to keep you moving. you can check out the road signs if you heading southbound through prince william county before the quantico joplin road exit. the signs will show delays. you can decide if you should exit at joplin or continue to garrisonville road. that trip, there's always an area around quantico going into fredericksburg that locks up. so no accidents, just traffic. >> i've heard it said that if you haven't already left it's too late to start on your weekend. . after the break, why conan

david letterman is the man everybody's talking about today. #thanksdave is trending on twitter because of his final late show last night. lots of talk show hosts gave letterman tributes or thanks. we wanted to show you one of

them. conan o'brien asking viewers to change the channel to watch letterman's last show. take a listen. >> it's now 11:35. record us but switch to dave. bye. now we can do whatever the [ bleep ] we want. [ cheers and applause ] >> after this conan did silly stuff with patton oswalt because they figure nod one was watching. they totally destroyed the place. you'll see something like this in the big red nose day show on nbc tonight. it's a collaboration between cold play and the stars of "game of thrones." they made up a song about the hit show. more than 100 stars are coming together to raise money for needy children. the red nose day show airs tonight here on nbc

today the third u.s. infantry regiment will honor our fallen military heroes with the annual flags in. more than a thousand soldiers will plant a thousand american flags at 200 grave markers. that starts today at 4:00 p.m. and starting today, a competition kicks off for the final national world war i memorial design. . this is a two-stage international design competition. you can submit your proposal regardless of whether you're a design professional, a student or just want to participate. . submissions are due july 21. finalists will be named in august. the winning design will be announced in january. the memorial will be built at pershing park along pennsylvania avenue near the white house. amelia? >> it's chilly outside right now. temperatures coming in at 48 manassas and washington coming in at 54. memorial day weekend if you're heading to the beach, here's your forecast.

chilly on saturday temperatures around 65 degrees. sunday will warm up looking good. a temperature around 74. memorial day at the beach. a little humid and a temperature around 08. right now the water temperature at 59 degrees. next time you see me i'll have another look at storm team 4 radar and a look at the seven-day forecast. >> a new warning today about lyme disease as we head into the summer months. it's more common than you might think. in maryland alone, more than 1300 lyme disease cases were reported last year. advocates say people and sometimes -- don't know enough about lyme disease, that i say often that leads to delayed diagnosis and treatment for this agonizing disease. >> at least 300,000 people a year and probably closer to a million. it's a bigger epidemic than aids. >> a lot of people become infected with lyme disease after tick bites. maryland governor larry hogan trying to increase awareness as we spend more time outside. he's calling may tick borne

disease awareness month. ticks can be founded in wooded areas, brushy fields high grass, too, maybe even your own backyard. you have to be careful. right now on capitol hill there are members of the senate and their staff hoping to escape washington for the holiday weekend. after the break, what they have to do first.

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>> i will not let the patriot act -- the most unpatriotic of acts -- go unchallenged. that's kentucky senator and 2016 presidential hopeful rand paul during a ten and a half hour speech on the senate floor. it was a high-profile challenge to the patriot act which is up for renewal right now. nbc's tracyie potts has reports on what paul said and what. cos now. >> reporter: barbara, after what turned out to be a very long night in the senate it almost went to midnight. today lawmakers are going to be looking at how they can move this forward. what can they do about replacing the patriot act or extending the patriot act before they go on break. on monday the house already voted on that they sent over the usa freedom act allowing phone records to stay with the phone companies and not the

government. . not all senators see it that way. some like mitch mcconnell want the patriot act renewed for five years. some want to do it temporarily until they can get back on june 1. problem is, the patriot act runs out on june 1 so today in the senate we're expecting to see some debate some discussion begin but they only have a couple of days with that break next week and the house not even coming back to the afternoon of the first. as a result, the justice department is telling the nsa they need to prepare in case they need to shut this program down if congress does nothing and that they should stop collecting those phone records after tomorrow. back to you. >> thank you tracey. zblrp u.s. and cuban negotiators should be on the verge of history as they resume talks today. this morning, diplomats are in washington to discuss reopening

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1,000 mid-shipmen are just away from graduating from the naval academy and when they do they'll get a sky high salute by the blue angels. four pilots are naval academy grads. one is a hometown girl and a history maker. take a look. marine corps captain katie higgins is the first female pilot in the blue angels' 69-year history. the third generation military

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it's chilly for late may. temperatures right now in the 40s and 50s. 54 in washington. gaithersburg at 48. fredericksburg the warmer spot at 57 degrees. near steady temperatures as we work our way into the afternoon and evening hours, feeling more like march versus late may. tomorrow though with will see temperatures warm up. in addition to the chill, i'm tracking light rain and drizzle here on storm team 4 radar. most of the area still seeing this activity. you can see here with future weather this pulls away from the area between about 3:00 and 5:00 p.m. overcast skies otherwise by about 6:00 7:00p.m. everybody should be dry. overnight tonight, skies clear

and that leads to a cold morning tomorrow morning. temperatures around 54 degrees for those of you in the suburbs temperatures in the upper 40s. a high tomorrow of 77 so finishing the work week on a nice note with sunshine and a nice breeze. 74 saturday, plenty of sun, low humidity 82 on sunday. temperatures quickly warm up. low humidity on sunday. memorial day is a little muggy, a high around 90 maybe an isolated thunderstorm west of the district. low 90s tuesday and wednesday. amelia thanks. that's news 4 midday keep it right here. 12:15, mayor bowser and d.c. chief kathy lanier will give us an update on the murders in washington, d.c. >> if you're away from your television at 12:15, we'll stream the news conference live on nbcwashington.com and on the nbc washington app. also look for

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