clinton's stint. and a ground zero hot dog vendor accused of charging $30 for his prank. why he won't be hawking hot dogs anytime soon. first off, breaking news as the murder mystery in d.c. unravels with shocking new details details. we have details on the arrest ever daron wint. >> starting with shomari stone, what do the charging documents reveal? >> reporter: well, essentially first let me just let you know that daron wint's hearing is over and he did not issue a plea. a judge ordered him to provide a dna sample. he's being held without bound and charged with felony murder while armed and more charges could come over the next month or so. the new charging documents have come out and basically they state that there was a man in the blue porsche speeding through d.c. with short hair. now, we don't know if that is daron wint but keep in mind investigators are looking into

that. also, we found out that, according to the court documents, sofauf love lus' assistant gave discrepancies in the case. they're investigating that. also on page 10 it states that the savopoulos family was held by mr. wint and, quote, others. we don't know who others are right now. homicide detectives are also looking into that. keep in mind last night when mr. wint was arrested -- actually, we have -- no okay. that was the spokesperson for the u.s. state attorney's office. the u.s. attorney is expected to come right out here anytime now to these microphones and he's supposed to talk and give a brief statement. he's not going to go into detail about the case because of course, it is still under investigation. back to you. >> shomari stone, we'll get back to show mary momentarily. the family's housekeeper is being remembered today. team coverage continues now with

news4 ace megan fitzgerald who's outside the savopoulos home today whaxt have you learned ♪ >> reporter: we know there were two viewing services for vera figueroa one of the four tragically killed in the mansion behind me. that took place in silver spring, first one wrapped up about ten minutes ago. the other is expected to start around 7:00 tonight and end around 9:00. now, just before the viewing started, family and friends could be seen walking inside and outside -- >> megan we hate to cut you off, but vincent cohen acting u.s. attorney is at the podium right now. >> let's listen in. >> today 34-year-old daron wint appeared in d.c. superior court to face a charge of first degree murder while armed in connection with the tragic deaths that occurred at the savopoulos family residence late last week. we unsealed the arrest warrant

today, and we intend to unseal additional search warrants in the coming days. we'd like to take this opportunity to thank the local and federal law enforcement partners for their tireless work in investigating and apprehending mr. wint in this case. though mr. wint is now incarcerated and he's held without bond, our work is not done. we will continue to investigate this case and bring all charges that are appropriate in the coming weeks. the residents of the district of columbia grieve with the sa savopoulos and figueroa families and we at the u.s. attorney's office will use the full force of the law to make sure justice is served in this matter. thank you very much. >> acting u.s. attorney vincent cohen jr. for the district of columbia speaking about the charges now facing 34-year-old daron wint. he says additional search warrants are expected to be

unsealed in the days to come. the state's attorney's work is not done. >> no, i think that was the big thing. they're going to unseal more warpts and we may get more information. we cut off megan fitzgerald who was talking about the family's housekeeper who is being remembered at a memorial service today. let's go back live to megan. megan, can you finish up what you were saying in terms of that aspect of this case. >> reporter: absolutely chris. so we know there were two viewing services that were scheduled for today in silver spring. one just wrapped up about ten anyones ago, the other is expected to start at 7:00 to 9:00. we want to get to video we shot earlier. as we were saying just before the viewing started family and friends could be seen walking inside. among those who were at the service was nellie, vera's boss and longtime housekeeper for the savopoulos family. a source close to the family says vera resist colleagues from the cleaning company she worked with as well as her husband and his children were in attendance. a close friend of vera's says

she will be remembered as a kind and loving woman who cared deeply about her friends and family. >> it happened, she always give that message, happiness. no matter how she's doing, she always wants to make people happy. >> reporter: now, vera's friends tell us that she will be laid to rest in alel salvador. they'll be transporting her sometime next week. coming up at 5, we talked to neighbors in the community. a lot of folks relieved to here they have a suspect in custody. we'll let you know the toll it's take be on the families. >> we'll have more on this story obvious fully the next few minutes and on news4 at 5 and news4 at 6 as well. turning now to other news, former secretary of state hillary clinton received some information about the benghazi attack on her private e-mail. information that's now been classified. an e-mail from november 2012 was

not classified at the time but was upgraded to secret today. clinton's deputy chief of staff forwarded her information related to possible suspects being arrested in libya. state department officials say 23 words have been redacted to protect information that may damage foreign relations. memorial day weekend is upon us, and we know many of you have big plans. >> let's get to storm team4 meteorologist veronica johnson in the weather center. what can we expect? >> of course we have big plans. a long weekend ahead of us as promised higher temperatures today. it feels really nice with the sunny breezes coming through the area. here here's a look at the woodrow wilson bridge. you can see the clouds in the background. meanwhile meanwhile, we have a weather front making its way down and through our area. before long that means a cooler day for us. look at this just wept up two degrees, 78 degrees right now,

78 in ma as and falls church. in cape may and ocean city low 70s, 74 in rehoboth. we go from warm conditions today to it's going to get hot and then hot and humid. i'll give you the details and just what it will feel like across the area and meteorologist doug kammerer will have your beach forecast all in a few. >> thanks. we are following a developing story right now involving christian reality star a day after josh duggar admitted to child molestation. a $30 hot dog on hallowed ground? now visitors with relish what's happening to the man

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a new study suggests drinking coffee may reduce a man's risk of erectile dysfunction. it's foubd that men who drink two to four cups of coffee a day were 40% less likely to report e.d. as those who report no caffeine. one of the strongest risk factors for e.d. is diabetes. the exact cause of a salmonella outbreak in virginia anltd eight other states is still a mystery this afternoon. most of the 53 cases are in

california where health officials are looking into a raw tuna sushi connection. so far, no common brand or supplier has been identified. the illness put ten people in the hospital. well, till to come how do you get to work every day? a new report breaks down the commuting habits of folks in the district. cameras catch a car engulfed in flames and a split second decision may have meant the difference between life and death.

>> announcer: you're watching news4 at 4. an injured driver is alive right now thanks to the split second life or death decision made by two cleaved police officers. the officers arrived on the scene of a car accident overnight just as the vehicle burst into flames. both ran to it and found the driver with a cut on his forehead yelling "help me." even though they had no fire

distinguish extinguishers or protective gear, the police officers braved the flames and pulled the man to safety. >> i heard the initial boom, but then the bigger one you could actually see it came from around front of the car to the side. >> we were just doing our job, man. >> i was just happy to be there to help him out of that situation. >> the driver is in serious condition this afternoon and is expected to survive. both officers are doing just fine. some late developments in the duggar controversy. 19 kids and counting have been pulled off the air. the move follows a report from "in touch weekly" saying josh duggar molested young girls when he was a young teenager. he apologized on facebook and resigned from the family research council presidential hopeful mike huckabee posted a message showing support for duggar. it says, his actions are inexcusable but not unforgivable. a bunch of students at this high school in kentucky are

recovering. they got really sick this morning after smoking e-cigarettes that contained some sort of illegal substance. it happened in the city of brandenburg west of louisville. some officials believe a student take the e sigg-cigs to school and shared them with other classmates. one student was arrested. a lot of folks are braving that traffic to make the trek to the beach for memorial day weekend. >> one of them is our very own storm team4 meetologist doug kammerer joining us live from ocean city. having a rough time, it looks like doug. >> reporter: oh guys, very rough down here. the drive not too bad either. we had a little bit of traffic coming down, but it wasn't too bad. of course, we left at 10:00 11:00. wasn't quite too bad yet. hi. hi. how are you doing? no idea who that is. no idea. but she's probably like 8 or 9 so that worked out okay. that's what happens down here in ocean city. a beautiful day right now, temperatures around 73 degrees

here along the beach. it is picture-perfect as far as that is concerned. blue skies right now. winds out of the west. that's a huge direction for us because that means we have wind coming off the land. tomorrow that wind will come off the ocean. we've got one kind of cool day. ha let's look at the forecast tomorrow high temperatures in the low to mid-60s during the day as we move on through the next couple of days look at sunday. sunday a nice day, highs in the 70s. then on monday we're talking about high ms. s in the 80s. here's the best part about this. you never know who's going to come see you when you're in ocean city. this is my cousin. she just got here. >> hi. i'm celine. >> reporter: is thaur family watching? >> i think so. hi dad. hi, mom. >> i can't believe. it's my cousin. you go to salisbury right? >> yes. >> she made it down here in how long? >> 30 minutes. >> not too bad as far as traffic is concerned. good to see you. >> you, too. >> you'll be down here all summer. i'm only here for a minute.

back to you inside. have you been swimming yet? >> i've been at the beach. >> have you been swim something. >> and i'm not shy. >> because the water temperatures are still too cold. veronica, how cold are the water temperatures right now? >> they're too cold. they're in the 60s, but for the bay temp i think we'll do a little better as we goat into the holiday weekend. certainly monday could be close to 70 degrees. >> this is normal for late spring. >> exactly, really. that's average. but a lot of folks are kind of shy sometimes about sticking their toes in the water when it's too chilly. they're like, huh-uh, i'm not going in there. right now 65 degrees that water temperature for ocean city. we've got a lot more folks coming up from ocean city with meteorologist doug kammerer throughout the 5:00 and 6:00 hours so stick around. 78 degrees right now in d.c. little cooler to the north, gaithersburg, areas like sandy spring, 72 and 72 in waldorf. the 73 degree temperature doug was talking about in ocean city right there with the wind from

land to ocean so it's a west wind. you can hear it at 14 miles per hour. we've had slightly higher gusts from 78 degrees your temperature. if you mrap on going out this evening, the wind will settle down and we'll head on down to the mid-60s by 9:00. a mostly clear sky. what we're getting right now is just a few clouds it from a little weak weather system coming through the area. it's right up here just shy of state college on the south side. it will make its way in producing clouds. doubt we have any sprinkles coming with that front. one thing is for sure on the other side of it, even cooler air. now, i don't know about you, but my kids were running around the house this morning going, i'm cold. come on it's not cold. off to the west hagerstown is tipping into the 30s by early toernl morning, 36 hagerstown, 39 luray, tlefbrn in cumberland. in that area we could see patchy frost. national weather service has issued a frost advisory mid night to 9:00 a.m. saturday right here western maryland, just on the west side of i-81 from areas like mountain lake

park all the way down south toward elkins for early tomorrow morning. your road impacts, if you're someone who's going to wait to head out of town looking a-okay. we have the green light for everything early on maybe a few morning clouds, sunglasses needed by midday. the evening clear with dry conditions on area roads. but, hey if you want to hit the trail, right, big jump from the 50s to the 60s between 9:00 and 11:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. yes, it is going to be just as nice as today. so get out and enjoy. a lot of folks really loving this stretch of weather we have coming up for our memorial day weekend. here we go for saturday dry conditions 73 your temperature with sunshine. we take a big jump from saturday to sunday. i do think that humidity will be held at bay for sunday. it will be warm, nice and comfortable with reasonable humidity, 82 degrees the temperature. then that humidity will start climbing a il bit as we get into memorial day itself. i'm calling it hot the temperature of 88 degrees. what happens after that, i think we may be looking at a first

heat wave with a pattern change. i'll have more on that coming up a little later this hour. >> thanks veronica. well, more of you are relying on mass transit to get to work than any other form of transportation. that's according to a new report by the university of michigan that looked at how americans get to work in the 30 largest u.s. cities. it found 38% of commuters in d.c. use mass transit, 13% walk to work, less than 1% use bicycles. the study also found the average overall commute time in d.c. is 29 minutes. that's about three minutes longer than the nationwide average. >> well i know a ton of people around here who would love to get 29-minute commutes. come on. >> piece of cake. next on nudzews4, the government's mass collection of your phone records could have changed today but didn't. the decision by congress is putting the controversial program in limbo. and a vendor busted for selling hot dogs at ground zero for 30 bucks apiece. today he learn

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new developments today in the story we reported on wednesday, that hot dog vendor accused of gouging tourists in new york is now in hot water. he was accused of charging tourists as much as 30 bucks for a hot dog and a soda. nbc's jeff rossen went undercover to check this out. >> reporter: it's a new york staple. >> classic. >> reporter: hot dogs from the cart. but wnbc's melissa russo got a hot tip, complaints that this hot dog vendor is gouging tourists near ground zero. his cart is just under the new freedom tower. i send in my producer kevin undercover to buy a hot dog. >> hot dog with mustard. how much? >> reporter: 3 bucks. but he's a new yorker. watch what happen whz this man with a french accent walks up.

>> how much? >> $15. >> sorry? >> $15. >> how much? >> $15. >> reporter: he can't believe it. 15 bucks. >> how much is a frets elle? >> reporter: okay, wait. $7 for the fretspretzel 5 for the hot dog that doesn't equal 15. >> i sid, are you a crook? of course he gave me a very steep discount. i timely paid $8 for everything. >> reporter: but the ground zero vendor isn't done yet breaking the bank with this next customer. >> for a hot dog and dr. pepper $30. i was like you're joking. >> reporter: he walked away. city vendors say they have to post their prices but we don't see any prices. now the city opening an official investigation into the vendor. when you hear this vendor is charging different people different prices within a minute or two of each other what do you make of that? >> that's absolutely patently

illegal. >> reporter: jeff rossen with nbc news. time to chat with the hot dog guy. why are you charging different people different prices? >> sorry. i don't know. >> reporter: you don't know why? you charge some people $5 some people $15. how do you pick your prices? is it based on the way they look the way they sound? >> no speak english. bye. >> reporter: you speak some english. keep loitering hot dogs and pretzels every few minutes here. >> no speak english, sir. >> reporter: not good enough for the new york city police commissioner, calling it shameful. >> it's a classic new york story, overcharging even for a hot dog. 56 million tourists in the city, we want to protect him. shame on him effectively. >> now, after jeff and wnbc started digging into the story, nypd officers questioned the vendor and wrote him three tickets, including a ticket for failing to list his prices. then the owner of the hot dog

cart fired the vendor. >> all places to do that. now tourists can save some money. >> he got what he deserved. critics say president obama has not shown enough support for israel. what he did today to try to prove those people wrong. prices at the pump continue to rise and just in time for the long holiday weekend. more bad news.

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daron wint is being held without bond, and he's going to make his next court appearance in june. at the top of the hour, the acting u.s. attorney in the district gave an update in the case and our live update in the mansion arrests continues at 5. investigators in d.c. are looking for the cause of a husband 0 firehouse fire early this morning. firefighters arrived to heavy smoke coming from the home on

seventh street. they knock td down pretty quickly. no one was injured. president obama is trying to move that he can be both critic and friend to israel. and today he did something few presidents have done to mend his relationship with the american jewish community. the president went before an audience at congregation adas israel to speak out against the rise in anti-semitism around the world and reiterated his feelings about a palestinian state. >> i feel a responsibility to speak out honestly about what i think will lead to long-term security and to the preservation of a true democracy in the jewish homeland. and i believe that's two states for two people. >> only three u.s. presidents have spoken before an audience at an american synagogue. senate lawmakers rarely work over the memorial day weekend, but they're set to vote tomorrow on a crucial bill that could change the way the nsa collects

your phone records. under this new bill, u.s. phone data would only be collected and searched on a case by case basis rather than in bulk. the house already passed the legislation before leaving town for the holiday. the vote comes as several key nsa programs are set to expire at the end of the month if congress doesn't take action. whether you're driving to the beach this holiday weekend or flying to europe this summer, getting away from it all is more affordable this year. now, that's a good thing, but it means you are going to have plenty of company in your travels. steve handelsman has more. >> reporter: charles save atier suzy boggs and their dog lady cybil are headed for the beach for memorial day. and their trip will cost a lot less than last year. the national average price of regular gas is $2.73. that's more than charles spent for gas in january but still low enough that the trip's more fun. >> you're spending less money. that's a good thing.

>> it just feels better to travel when it's cheaper. >> reporter: >> yeah, of course. >> reporter: millions agree, with gas a buck a gallon less than in 2014. aaa is predicting a -- >> reporter: and it's not just road trips to america's beaches. more americans will fly to vacations this summer to faraway places that are suddenly more affordable. >> with the dollar as strong as it is right now and airfare and hotel prices coming down from what we've seen in years past. >> reporter: but this weekend, charles and susie are happy to spend less close to home. i'm steve handelsman, nbc news washington. >> for those of us staying home in weekend, metro has a heads-up about track work that could delay trips around town. red line trains will operate every 20 minutes. and on saturday and sunday trains on all the other lines

exempt green will run every 24 minutes. metro will open at 7:00 a.m. memorial day and to see all the schedule changes head to our nbc washington app. many students like to relax and watch tv during their summer break but today there's a new warning about too much screen time. thousands of cruise passengers who were stuck on a reef for hours, they may be disappointed with the way the company is paying them back. storm team4 is tracking a change in the weather. >> that's right. from mild to warm, then hot and stormy i'll show you when it's going to get steamy and uncomfortable again. and of course we're heading back down to ocean city with meteorologist doug kammerer.

manufacture. that cruise ship that got stuck on a reef near bermuda is back in port. the norwegian dawn with theorily 3500 passengers and crew was stuck on the reef for about six hours tuesday until a rising tide pushed it deeper into the

water. inspectors found the ship to be safe. passengers will now get a 15% credit on a future cruise. summer vacation is getting close, and while students have certainly earned a break from the books education experts have a warning about too much time in front of the screen. >> no one is saying take away the tvs and tablets but there are ways parents can establish a healthy media diet. here's nbc's mark barger. >> reporter: getting kids to disengage with smartphones and tablets can be a challenge for parents. but experts say tech moderation is important. >> a healthy media diet matters for all kids, particularly what they're young. it can impact brain development. >> reporter: the american academy of pediatrics discourages screen time for children under age 2 and advises limiting daily screen time to one to two hours a day for older kids. they suggest there are clear limits and stick to them. verizon offers tools to help parents monitor device usage. >> family base is a safe guard

system we have in place that will allow parents to set alerts. >> reporter: parents can limit screen time remotely and monitor how the child is using a device. >> it will actually give you a graph that will show you how many texts were sent during what period of time. >> reporter: free apps like dinner time plus can help. >> allow you to monitor what april apps are being used and how often and what time the device is being used. >> reporter: but an engaged parent is the best protection. >> as a parent you need to do your homework. if you don't know what snapchat is or instagram, it's important to look it up at common sense.org and at least familiarize yourself was the basics. >> reporter: parents should also remember they are role models. >> if you're constantly glued to a screen yourself, that impacts your kids. >> reporter: enjoying the summer without posting every moment of it can be a start. mark barger, nbc news. >> sounds like good advice. yearbooks are supposed to contain memories that you cherish forever. but what's in this yearbook is causing a major controversy on

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you're watching news4 at 4. well, as the weather gets warmer, a lot of us are thinking about taking a vacation to a tropical island. sounds like the perfect place to go. >> sounds amazing. but what if you could get a taste of the south pacific without ever leaving d.c.? we found a little oasis in southeast. >> reporter: in southeast d.c., somewhere between homes and churches a place to close your eyes inhale, and experience ma lolo. >> ma lolo means to rest. >> reporter: david alas vegas ga is the co-owner of d.c.'s only polynesian themed bed and breakfast, a nontraditional b & b inspired by samoa and the islands around if. >> because home is quite far

away, i wanted to bring home here. >> reporter: it's a story that began three kbleers ago with this marshall heights house a transformation that transports people to the south pacific a place where everything tells a story. >> well, this is the legend of the coconut tree. >> reporter: upstairs you'll find four rooms that all reflect the culture. they're also almost always booked. >> so where is everybody from? >> california. >> france. >> australia. >> reporter: malolo is often filled with guests from around the world, some like the escape. >> well, it feels like you almost aren't in d.c. >> reporter: while others love the food. >> i think it's the best breakfast we've had in a b & b. that's the truth. >> reporter: the guy behind the fry? >> i grow my own fruit out in back. >> reporter: george lopez, the co-owner and head chef, makes his menu based on where visitors are from and always where an island touch. >> one of the things we do in the morning is coconut bread. we often in the evening a

seven-course meal. that will walk you through the whole islands. >> reporter: in addition to the authentic cuisine, there's transportation to and from airports. and if you need a cell phone they got you. david says it's all in the name of ohana. >> we have the south pacific hospitality where our homes are opened up to everybody. and we like to treat anybody that comes into our home as family. >> reporter: everywhere reminders of who was here. and online you'll find lots of love, too. malolo was recently named a traveler's choice by trip adviser and has excellent reviews from visitors. >> we changed a lot of things here in the neighborhood. >> reporter: pioneers finding success in southeast by offering a little piece of paradise. >> and we just wanted to provide the visitors a different type of experience when you come to d.c. >> reporter: malolo is not only a bed and breakfast but has become a popular spot for leaders to meet and discuss

community matters. angie goff news4. >> i'm ready to book a room asap asap. >> yes. well, i was in district heights today at district heights elementary school where today is career day. and this is mrs. fenton's sixth grade class. i had a wonderful time with the students and we visited the fifth grade class, mrs. waller's class. these students were so personable and inquizive. they asked the best questions in the world and they asked me to come back. that's mrs. waller, wonderful teacher and very, very polite students s students. when i left they said, thank you for having us and we want to have you next year. >> great. well mannered. turning to the weather, we'd love to head to the beach and pretend we're in a pacific island. >> right. >> for the weekend. >> but even if we can't our weather coming up this weekend, staying in town, it's going to be very nice across the area from the beach to the mountains. temperatures reasonable, the

humidity also reasonable. look at your evening planner forecast here, 78 the temperature. no, we don't have a cloudy sky. i am tracking a few clouds forecast from yesterday. but, boy, the beach locations are really looking great. that water temperature is at 61 degrees. let's head out to meteorologist doug kammerer because he's got more on what we can expect there throughout the weekend. doug? >> reporter: yeah, that water temperature 61 degrees, i saw a lot of people at the beach a little bit earlier, but there were not a whole lot going nooer the water. they're just getting the tan. bright blue sun, it is amazing today as far as the weather is concerned. all of it is because of that westerly wind we've got. that wind brings in some of the heat that comes off the land. now, tomorrow it's going to be a little different. we'll see some cooler numbers, high temperatures tomorrow only in the mid to low 60 frz. right now the boardwalk, a lot of people are down there. we'll continue to see the people increase throughout the afternoon as we move on through. now, what we've got as far as temperatures go, you notice that 66 tomorrow but notice sunday

and monday. that's when we're going too see our temperatures begin to go up. the reason? that wind direction. tomorrow's wind out of the north a little bit off the water, will make things a little cooler for saturday. make sure you have the sweatshirt on. but by sunday into monday, simply gorgeous weather down here. 74 on sunday and temperatures into the low 80s during the day on monday with a little bit of a southwest wind. so, again it's going to be fantastic. now, one thing i have noticed with all the people who are down here, there's not a whole lot of kids just yet. we've got some kids coming in right now. but not a lot just yet because they just got out of school one to two hours ago. i guarantee you traffic will be increasing for sure. not a lot of kids right now in sportland, my favorite by the way is funland right down there. it's actually all the way down the boardwalk. there it is. funland. playland is fine, but if you're going to come, sportland, playland, then funland, the one we always go to. i still have coins from last year i'll be using coming up in a little bit. also in a little bit guys, i'm getting thrashers french fries i know that.

any other food that veronica you think i should get. i'm getting the french fries. what else? >> i don't know. extra french fries, vinegar on top? bring some back for your friend friends. >> reporter: that's all thrashers is, a big bucket of french 45s with a sfries with a ton of vinegar. >> sounds yummy. get in there and why don't you lose some money on the games. we all know how good you are at games. >> exactly. >> as doug said traffic is going to start picking up for the evening hours for us tomorrow i think sunshine is about it. we're going to deal with weatherwise out on area roads. sunshine you'll need your sunglasses a cool start for us a mild afternoon. tomorrow morning you may just need a jacket. then biff afternoon very nice conditions from the upper 60s to the low 70s across the area. just a few clouds coming through. it doesn't look like we'll have any rain coming our way starting on saturday. still trending dry from saturday

through sunday and even monday the way it's looking now. high temperature 71 degrees in gaithersburg tomorrow, 73 in d.c., waldorf at 73 for a high temperature. notice the 60s there near the water. that's easton and cambridge 67 degrees in cambridge, 69 in luray little cooler toward the mountains, too. but again, sunshine throughout the area tomorrow. it's going to be mild as high pressure once again takes over. now, here is a look at your sunday planner forecast before we get into the details of memorial day. there will be some high clouds so i think it's filtered sunshine for sunday, temperature at 7:00 a.m. 58 degrees by lunchtime, noon, 74. as we get into 4:00, 5:00, 82 degrees for sunday. monday some higher temperatures, and of course tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday of next week, 90 to 92 degrees with that heat index running just over 95. maybe even a little higher for one of these days.

each day next week looks as though we will have some afternoon thunderstorms and likely some poor air quality, too coming our way next week. here it is saturday's high temperature 73 82 on sunday, nice conditions here. then memorial day 88 for a high temperature. yes great conditions expected, hot, a little hupd. plenty of sunshine, though. still a great afternoon to get out. for next week, again, each day next week 90 degrees and above with an afternoon chance of thunderstorms each day. that may change as we get a little later into the week. but it looks as if it's our first heat wave of the year building. certainly a good area to be the beach or maybe even just here inland locations. it will be very nice and comfortable. guys, back to you. >> thanks. a landslide hit their neighborhood last spring, and in just a few weeks crews are set to tear down condemned homes in ft. washington. but as tracee wilkins reports some residents are fighting that plan, claiming fema is leaving them with a big pile of debt.

>> reporter: five of the homes impacted by the slope failure in ft. washington were deemed uninhabitable last year. county agreed to pay for those homes with county and fema money. but now homeowners say that money is not covering their full mortgage leaving them with thousands to pay and no financial help with finding a new house. apparently a conversation to negotiate a larger payout fell through yesterday. according to residents, the county is now saying take the fema money or get nothing and we'll acquire your home through what's called police power. it's an interesting problem that doesn't seem to be going away. we'll have more kmrusive details coming up on news4 at 5 and 6. in ft. washington i'm tracee wilkins, news4. dreams of a cherished yearbook quickly shattered. >> i went in there monday thinking, yay it's here. >> a teenager wants to know why a moment that should have been a high school highlight was ruined.

cruel and catty quotes. that's what some students found when they opened their yearbooks, mean quotes under seniors' pictures at a high school in dallas. >> school officials have recalled the yearbook and promised to put out a corrected version. in the meantime, there are a lot of hurt feelings. here's ray volunteer 8 ta. >> i went in there monday think yay, it's here. the thing i've been waiting for is here finally. >> reporter: filled with memories of the last four years at this school that had become a second home, this moment should have been a happy one for juanita. >> for them to take to that, that's not okay. it's just really not. >> reporter: instead, it was painful. under her picture where a quote would go an insult. >> wanna hear the most annoying noise in the world? i question myself, what could be that annoying noise? was it my voice? >> reporter: angering her voice calling the prom queen her miracle baby.

juanita uses a wheelchair due to cerebral palsy. >> which affected more her legs than her arms. she was born preemie. period, she wasn't even supposed to be born. >> reporter: juanita wasn't the only student offended. >> why would you hurt somebody? why? just because you don't like them? >> reporter: below other pictures there were sexual innuendos. under one picture the quote, the only negativity around here should be a pregnancy test. it outraged parents like monte walker. >> i'm a graduate of wty and it tarnished the reputation of my high school and alma mater and his soon to be all ma mautorrer. >> reporter: he confronted the principal who in the yearbook is listed as the adviser to the group. the staff even acknowledged her help, proof reading the book. >> you know, somebody had to proof it and roof it again, proof it ten times. you don't make this mistake. >> reporter: juanita would like her quote corrected and has one picked out.

>> be the change you wish to see in the world. right now at 5, stunned and pepper-sprayed. the punishment for a local officer following his confrontation with a suspect. a high-flying drama. new video takes you inside the smoky cockpit as a plane buzzes over the national mall. but breaking first at 5, explosive new insight into the mansion murder mystery. >> one suspect's killer suspected killer, is in custody. but new court documents show police believe he had help. >> daron wint made his first appearance in d.c. superior court just moments ago, and new tonight detectives say wint and others held the family of three and their housekeeper captive and then killed them in their massachusetts heights mansion last week. >> we have team coverage. megan fitzgerald spoke to neighbors of the victims, but we start with mark segraves outside court. >> reporter: the residents of the district of columbia grieve with the savopoulos and figueroa

family and we at the u.s. attorney's office will use the full force of the law to make sure justice is served. >> reporter: charging documents reveal the home invasion began wednesday about 6:00 p.m. the day before the fire. there was a fleury of phone calls and text messages between the father savvas savopoulos and his personal assistant and at least one other person about the delivery of money. and prosecutors say savopoulos' assistant chajed his story. it all began a week ago with a house fire in upper northwest. inside, four bodies are found, a mother, father, their son, and the family's housekeeper. at least three of the victims were beaten before being set on fire. then the family's porsche is found set on fire in prince george's county. then police released a video of a suspect and then the big break. dna from a piece of pizza found inside the burned home led police