ur holiday weekend is over. outside this morning, a beautiful sky overhead. and a couple of clouds around a few hours ago. those are clearing on out. 62 downtown at the airport. 61 manassas. 54 gaithersburg. your morning planner to finish out the first half of the saturday morning, temperatures to rise in the upper 60s by lunchtime. low 70 stz for most of the afternoon with a light northwesterly breeze. perfect grilling weather tonight. sun doesn't go down until 8:20 this evening. great weather for all of the rolling thunder activities. now to a developing story in d.c. new information in the murders of a d.c. family and their housekeeper. prosecutors say daron wint did not act alone when he held the savopoulos family against their will. >> their captors held the family

until someone delivered $40,000 in cash to the house. they're now looking for the possible accomplices. derrick ward is live with more on this unfolding investigation. we noticed the crime team is still up derrick. >> reporter: well indeed this is still a crime scene. even though that crime occurred a week last thursday. you know there was enough evidence yielded here to lead to the arrest and murder charge against one person. authorities probably think they can find more here. what would they be looking for? well that could be spelled out in court documents. court documents are associated with the first court appearance of the person that was arrested in this case. let's take you back. one thing those documents say is that this crime required the presence and assistance of more than one person. now, at this point, daron wint is the only named suspect. he was arrested thursday one week after the crime after he and a group of people two males and three women were stopped as they crossed into the district

from college park. they've been under police surveillance. there was at least $10,000 in cash in one of those vehicles. and a woman who was with wint when he was arrested said she had purchased money orders under the direction of yet another person who was supplying the cash. now, none of the other people taken into custody have been charged or named. and there's also the issue of the red car. this is a car that was in the garage that was supposedly the point of delivery for that cash. even the witness' testimony of that car and delivery of the cash have changed since investigators first started talking to that person. so this case is anything but over. daron wint is held without bail. he's due back in court on june 23rd. he is facing a murder charge. live in northwest, derrick ward news4. >> thanks. and wint's capture was a collaborative law enforcement effort. that included the new york city police department. take a look at the surveillance video we got. it showed more than a dozen u.s.

martialsshals searching wint's girlfriend's home in brooklyn. he travelled to brooklyn following the murders, they say. inside they found his cell phone. wint's girlfriend has not been charged. meanwhile, back in our region authorities returned to the howard johnson hotel in college park and it's where police believed wint stayed after returning from brooklyn and before his arrest. crime scene searched one room and collected several bags of evidence. we're keeping you up-to-date on every step of this investigation. check out the nbc washington app for the complete charging documents. we posted them. those are the charging documents for suspect daron wint. new this morning, police are looking into a double shooting that killed one man and hurt a woman in southeast d.c. the shooting happened late last night on irving street. not far from the parkway in southeast. the man died at the hospital. the woman was shot in the stomach. no word on her condition. police have not released any

suspect information. right now prince george's county police need your help finding this 12-year-old boy. take a look at your screen. samage gillis was wearing a burgundy shirt and khaki pants. and right now, yes, you might be packing up to go to the beach. here's a live look at the bay bridge this morning. pretty clear right there. you can call 1-87to check on the traffic before heading out. and on the i-95 express lanes in virss virginia they're running southbound. they'll stay that way until 2:00 this afternoon. they will shut down for six hours from 7:00 in the morning until 1:00 in the afternoon tomorrow. if you do use the express lanes, expect to pay higher tolls. melissa mollet shows us some alternatives you can use this weekend. >> here with your traffic for

this memorial day weekend. hopefully you're headed out somewhere fun and won't have to sit in too much traffic. if you're planning to take 95 in virginia something to think about, some other alternates. you want to check route 1 or 301. 81 also an option depending on how far west you are going. what about 95 in maryland? something we don't always consider bw parkway or 29. both can be good alternates depending on where you're headed. >> what about 66 headed out 66 headed in 66. two things to think about. 50 or 7. tweet us @first4traffic this weekend if you see something happening. do that from a safe spot. we will be tweeting as well all weekend to keep you updated on what is happening. hope you have a good one. >> thanks melissa. let's take you to the rails where you can expect delays on metro this weekend. crews are working on five of the six metro lines. today and tomorrow lines on the blue and silver lines will run every 24 minutes.

to see all of the schedule changes, head over to our nbc washington app. metro is opening up at 7:00 a.m. on memorial day. 9:06 on this saturday morning. coming up vacationers in san diego heard a boom then watched something fall from the sky. how a navy exercis terribly wrong. also how an oil spill in california is forcing hundreds to cancel their activities for the holiday weekend. plus what crews found soaked in oil that has turned the cleanup into a life and death situation. and what we're learning is not about to happen to maryland's laws on pot use. we'll be right back.

right now people in parts of texas, arkansas and oklahoma are preparing for flash flooding. heavy rain is expected to fall

in the area. emergency crews are in wichita falls, texas, on standby to rescue people from the high water. right now crews are pumping water away from neighborhoods and into the wichita river. they hope to delay the flooding as long as possible. two california state beaches closed this memorial day weekend because of a huge oil spill. it's leaking from an underground pipe in santa barbara. one dolphin and five pelicans have been found dead. the spill covers five square miles. blocking a bill that would extend the national security agency's collection data program. the vote was 57-42. that's short of the 60 vote threshold to move ahead. key provisions are set to expire on junds 1e 1st if not renewed. they will try again to pass the bill. the house overwhelmingly passed

the act last week. it also would extend two other expiring surveillance provisions used frequently by the fbi. larry hogan vetoed several bills including three that would impact felonies online travel services and marijuana. hogan rejected a bill that would have allowed thousands of people on probation or parole to vote. he also vetoed a measure that would include travel companies to pay the same sales tax that customers are charged for booking hotel rooms. and he rejected measures to decriminalize smoking marijuana in public. so just watch this video. do you know what that is? >> it looks like a gigantic hole in a golf course. >> uh-huh. a hole in one has a whole new meaning at this golf course in missouri. we'll explain what happened and why. plus the new service helping you get back and forth to ocean city this summer. all you need is your phone.

chuck says there's nothing to worry about in today's forecast. but monday we are in for a big change. your memorial day forecast is next.

welcome back. investigators are working to figure out what caused this massive fire in prince george's county. this video was shot as firefighters arrived on the scene thursday night. the $400,000 home was engulfed in flames when firefighters

showed up. the roof ended up collapsing. the house was a total loss. no one was inside. even the worst golfers among us could probably sink this one. >> yep. >> take a look at this hole. a massive sinkhole opened up on a course in branson, missouri yesterday morning. get this. if you put a camera in there, 100 feet deep and the thing is growing. officials say the recent heavy rain may have caused a cave below the course to actually cave in. how scary. >> wow. just head back to the clubhouse. >> that's right. well a military plane goes off the runway and plunging into the san diego bay. >> the pilot overshot the runway while trying to land during a training exercise. many ran to help and saved the pilot's life. >> reporter: only half submerged in the water. the canopies detached before he

ejected. but the rest was intact. visitors were startled from their holiday activities by what sounded like an explosion. >> heard a loud bang. >> i saw a parachute landing in the water. >> you see a big black, could be a person just hit the water hard. >> reporter: around 2:00 friday afternoon, the pilot attempted to land on runway 29. witnesses saw from higher ground the end of the runway painted with skid marks and the sand had deep wheel marks. this was a training exercise and they're identifying the crash as a mishap. >> standard routine training that was taking place in advance of aircraft carrier landing qualification. >> reporter: the pilot ejected safely and landed in the bay. a boater fished him out of the water in a matter of minutes. >> oh my god. it was like what the hell is going on? another war going on?

>> ouch. >> i was just worried about the pilot. i just hope they were okay. >> reporter: the pilot was treated and released from the hospital even before the plane was pulled from the bay. it was pulled out of the water much more delicately than when it went in. >> i'll say. that was dave somers reporting. you can now take an uber to the beach. uber will offer a ride to beachgoers this memorial day weekend. the company will also provide service in more than 20 other beach towns along the east coast. uber says it will constantly evaluate demand to determine whether its services this summer should be just seasonal or year round. >> okay. so today those outdoor pools, yea, they're opening up in montgomery county. the county's seven outdoor pools will open up at noon today. the cost is $7 on the weekends and $4 for children 18 years of age and under. for you adults out there the

cost is $8 on the weekends $6 during the week. of course you can buy summer pool passes. you can also go swimming at outdoor public pools in the district. there we go. mayor bowser she didn't jump in. she didn't dive. >> sans cannon ball. >> we have all summer right? they officially open today for the summer season. they are free to all d.c. residents. if you live outside the district you do have to pay a small fee. everyone just so excited to dive into the summer season. >> we should put the cannon ball challenge out there for the mayor. raise money for charity perhaps. >> lay it down chuck. >> i'll do a cannon ball. >> there we go. >> listen. i have a couple questions for you. not just the pools, but the ocean. is it too cold?

>> what's too cold? >> 60, 65. >> the ocean is 55 degrees right now. >> you're going to feel that. >> you either do it one toe at a time or cannon ball it in. because there's no -- >> no in between. >> it's that midsection that takes so long. >> but we're going to have great weather. >> great weather for your holiday weekend. don't forget your sun screen everybody. summer season is getting underway. spf 30 or better. ask your dermatologist. i wouldn't lie to you about this. but you're thinking summer and i'm telling you there are only two seasons in maine. there's winter and fourth of july. that's it. this was this morning in bangor, maine. >> you're kidding me. >> they're getting snow? >> they had a fresh coating of snow in the great state of maine this morning. yeah. that's why they call it winter or the fourth of july. may 23rd and fresh snow on the windshield out there. i showed it to you on radar

earlier this morning. that's part of the same reason we were so cool. there were parts of northern maryland even upper montgomery county spots were in the upper 30s this morning. now with a full sunshine out there and a light north breeze temperatures have responded quite nicely. we're now at 62 degrees at reagan national. still a couple of 50s on the map. frederick, maryland 55. gaithersburg 55. annapolis in the upper 50s. down towards the south, 60 now in fredricksburg. if you're headed south today, pack your patience. hourly temperatures will climb up into the low and mid-70s. our high in washington today right around 74 degrees with a light northwesterly breeze. there's that little hint of snow across far northern maine headed out to the canadian maritimes. if you're headed out to halifax later today, plan on an extra layer of warmth. more severe weather and heavy rain across parts of the plains

states. that rain chance for us doesn't really return to the forecast until we get into the day tuesday and wednesday. for today, just plenty of sunshine out there. a chance to get out and enjoy it. if you're going to the nats ballpark today, nationals taking on the phillies today. first pitch at 4:05. that's adam tuss pulling for the other team. we're not talking about that. but perfect weather for baseball and perfect weather for a nationals win. here's your seven-day forecast now. 70s today. 80s tomorrow. upper 80s on monday. increasing humidity monday afternoon turns to hazy hot, and humid. could be our first heat wave of the summer season starting on tuesday. >> all right. thanks chuck. well it's been five years since a conviction in the murder of a congressional intern. so why are lawyers preparing for a trial and a new trial in she chandra levy case. and you've probably heard the term resting angry face. it's real. and it can actually change the

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well doctors call it resting angry face. you may know it by another name. >> i'm just learning about this. but it describes someone whose natural facial expression just looks unhappy. plastic surgery can give these people more confidence and it might affect the way other people treat them.

doreen gentzler reports. >> reporter: this is 67-year-old donna anderson right before she had surgery. and this is her today. can you see the difference? >> i looked tired. people would say something to me about are you okay or what's also told the corners of her mouth turned town making her look like she was the time. >> it's a good day. it's a beautiful day like today and you're thinking how could things get any better. oh but they think i'm not enjoying the day. so 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 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 surgery done on their faces to widen their eyes and lift their mouths were rated as more socially skilled and trustworthy.

>> i think there are the resting neutral facial expressions that ultimately end up kind of conveying an emotion that you're probably not expressing or not intending to express. >> reporter: dr. michael riley at georgetown university hospital. he says some people naturally look angry even when they're not. it's a phenomenon called resting angry face and that can affect the 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 lips are turned down it may be different than if you walk in and you look like you're happy to be there. >> reporter: and that's exactly what was happening to donna. she says 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 says 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. >> reporter: donna says she believes people find her more approachable now. and that's giving her more confidence. >> people avoid people they think are not feeling well or maybe angry. you're not invisible anymore. >> reporter: doreen gentzler news4 today. >> you just got a tweet from someone today that said how do i not know about this? this is the first time i heard about this. >> it goes by an unofficial name you can't talk about on television. but mainly you know obviously this is a situation that affects everyday people. but it started with them pointing out celebrities that were making the faces too. there was a little bit of pop culture intertwined with it. it's amazing to see how much

this has really changed her life. >> and you got a little more information. dr. riley said the study wasn't done to encourage people to get plastic surgery, but it brings awareness about the way we judge others based on their looks. >> and also confidence. you hear people talk about their teeth and, you know getting them redone and how it changes everything and their perspective and how they felt about themselves. if it works for you, go for it. >> learn something new every day. 9:27. investigators turning their attention to whoever helped an ex-convict kill a family and how one witness is changing their account of what happened. they say memorial day is the unofficial start of summer. why chuck says that forecast could match up. and why some lucky little leaguers from our area could get a big surprise from the pros today.

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taking a look at today's top stories. the main suspect in the murders of a d.c. family and their housekeeper did not act alone. that revelation came during daron wint's first court appearance in the district. more coming up on that in a few minutes. right now the i-95 express lanes in virginia are running southbound. they will stay southbound until 2:00 this afternoon. tomorrow morning those express lanes will shut down for six hours for the rolling thunder freedom ride. the shutdown will happen from 7:00 in the morning until 1:00 in the afternoon. if you use the express lanes, expect to pay some higher tolls. right now we are looking at 30

minutes after the 9:00 hour which means it's time for our forecast. >> and our favorite meteorologist chuck bell went all the way out to the front lawn. how's it feeling out there, buddy? >> crisp and cool. a beautiful morning to be outside today. traffic leaving reagan national is going up the river this morning. you need to sit on the right-hand side if you want the view of downtown washington. it will be a landing view of washington on into early next week. tower camera views of our fine city this morning, the urban landscape all greened up and ready for summertime. that's looking out of northwest and southern montgomery county. can almost make out sugar loaf county in the distance. there is a rockville center camera looking north of wisconsin avenue. 58 in hundredthingtown. 61 in this building.

thunder alley opens up at noontime. perfect for motorcycling around the town. the ride will be tomorrow at noon. great day for memorial day celebrations on monday. seven-day forecast, beach weather. >> chuck, thanks. a developing story in d.c. prosecutors say daron wint did not act alone when he held the savopoulos family and their housekeeper. court documents revealed the crime required the presence and assistance of more than one person. the captors held that family until someone delivered $40 thourkss$40,000 cash to the home. mark segraves has more. >> reporter: documents showed the home invasion started three days before the fire. there was a flurry 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 the money. and prosecutors say savopoulos'

assistant changed his story about when he was first called by savopoulos and how he delivered the money. >> mr. wint is now incarcerated and he's held without bond but our work is not done. we will continue to investigate this case and bring all charges that are appropriate in the coming weeks. >> reporter: mark segraves, news4. >> and the week-long manhunt offers some closure. but there are still a lot of questions. we have put together a timeline of what we know so far. find that on our nbc washington app. the man convicted of killing an intern will -- guandique was indicted in 2010. testimony they say was false and misleading. prosecutors say they're still confident in his conviction and

they're preparing if ar new trial. a charles county mother is under investigation after she was found pushing her dead 3-year-old son in a swing. deputies got a call friday about the woman pushing a child on a swing for a long time. they noticed right away that the toddler was not alive. deputies say there was no obvious sign of trauma and they're working to determine a time of the death. new this morning, both sides say ireland is on track to legalize same-sex marriage making it the first country to do so at the ballot box. election workers are still counting the votes in the referendum. ireland doesn't have electronic voting. so we will have to wait for the final results to come in later today. irish men and women from around the world traveled to ireland for the referendum. turnout could top 60% for the first time since the country narrowly voted to legalize divorce in 1995. here's a feel good story on

think saturday. today the washington nationals will visit the little league teams in the district. they will stop by the northwest little league at friendship field at 10:00 this morning. the team donated baseball caps, jerseys to all d.c. little league teams. coming up sex abuse charges are hitting a reality tv family in the pockets. why the future of tlc's "19 kids & counting" is in jeopardy. we'll tell you where you can get a sneak peek at all of the acts of the memorial day concert. plus will they or won't they? what the olsen twins are saying

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all right. check it out. high wire act in connecticut. you know who it is. daredevil nik wallenda. he tiptoed his way from a casino garage to an outlet mall. he walked more than 700 feet 70 feet up in the air. >> always impresses people. thanks. the olsen twins will not appear on the "full house" reboot coming up on netflix. it's called "fuller house." the twins shared the role of michelle tanner when they were young. the executive producer said the 28-year-old twins wan'tt to focus on their fashion brand. "fuller house" will premiere on netflix on 2016. >> what's the matter with them? come on. >> be a team player. tlc has pulled episodes of

"19 kids & counting" show after allegations against the duggar family. josh duggar allegedly molested several young girls. here's more on how the decades' old allegations are coming to light. >> reporter: the network that made them famous tlc has now pulled the show "19 kids & counting" effective immediately. allegations involving the high profile family were first revealed by "in touch" magazine in a police report. after a request of one of the minor victims, a court reported that expunged. duggar was accused of repeatedly molesting underage girls while they slept in 2002 and 2002. josh duggar a now married father of three said in a statement. 12 years ago as a young teenager i act inexcusably finish which i

am extremely sorry and extremely regret. according to the report his father first learned of the allegations in 2002. after an incident in 2002 he sought help from church elders be did not call the police. the report says josh duggar was called away for four months for and then he asked a state trooper to speak to this son. an investigation was filed in 2006 after someone contacted the oprah winfrey show which passed along the information. but the statute of limitations had run out and no charges were filed. two weeks ago before this surfaced i interviewed the family. tlc has not responded to questions about whether it was aware of the allegations. but now says it is saddened and troubled. in a statement jim bob and michelle duggar said their son made some very bad mistakes and

we were shocked. josh duggar resigned from the family research council, a conservative christian lobbying group. former arkansas governor mike huckabee posted his support. janet and i want to affirm our support for the duggar family. josh's actions when he was an underage team are as he described himself inexcusable but that doesn't mean unforgivable. whether the one-time fans of this family agree remains to be seen. erica hill, nbc news, new york. 9:41. now let's take a live look over the bay bridge. lanes are clear. a lot of people heading out for the beach this weekend and chuck bell has the changes you'll feel today through monday. >> plus a historic look back 40 years after the fall of saigon. our chris gordon traveled to vietnam to see what changed in

well this memorial day weekend we're remembering those who have died for our country. more than 58,000 american service members were killed just in vietnam alone. >> 40 years later, those who served and survived are returning to the country. news4's chris gordon recently traveled to the city formerly known as saigon. >> reporter: vietnam was my generation's war.

tens of thousands of americans were killed or wounded. there were supporters of the war and vocal opponents. large numbers of protesters participating in demonstrations demanding the u.s. get out of vietnam. it has been 40 years since the fall of saigon. i came with a camera to see what vietnam is like under communism now. and to find out what the vietnamese think of americans. >> they undehat american people not make the war in vietnam. just some people like some the government that time like nixon. >> reporter: u.s. veterans visiting vietnam try to come to grips with the past. >> i found myself to be more being here. >> reporter: the united states fought to stop the spread of communism in southeast asia. it was the first war the u.s. lost. the vietnamese don't call it the vietnam war. they call it the american war. u.s. military superiority was

out-maneuvered by guerrilla warfare. small groups of vietcong fighters would ambush u.s. troops and then disappear through rabbit hole entrances into underground tunnels like those here just outside of saigon. it's a real jungle battlefield that now attracts u.s. veterans who once fought here. >> i felt the war shouldn't have been fought. we had no business being there. and it's just the way it is. a lot of people died for nothing. >> reporter: i experienced how hard a time u.s. troops had trying to clear these tunnels. i took a camera as i crawled through a small, hot, dark section of 20 meters of the tunnel. i was soon disoriented. by the time i got out, my shirt was soaked with sweat and i was losing my voice. more than 12 million people now live and work in ho chi minh city. roads are crowded with scooters.

everywhere you look, people are doing business. they sell food, fruit, vegetables, clothes, jewelry. small businesses competing with the biggest designer name stores. my guide calls it red capitalism. >> vietnam communist country. but we going on cap list way. it's more freedom, more free market in vietnam. so it's very easy to do business in vietnam now. >> reporter: in my next report, the story of reconciliation. how an american flier and the vietnamese pilot who shot him down have become the closest of friends. reporting from ho chi minh city in vietnam, chris gordon, news4. >> really great reporting there by chris. you can watch part two of our story monday night at 6:00. chris has actually written about his trip and posted some exclusive videos in our nbc washington app. all you have to do is search vietnam. well today you can see and hear a sneak preview of the

memorial day concert. tonight there'll be a full concert dress rehearsal starting at 8:00 p.m. gates open to the public at 5:00. the concert will be on the west lawn of the capital on sunday. gloria estefan is the headliner and pbs will broadcast the show live as well. >> i didn't do it. >> no. >> angie loves it. >> i do love that song. >> and what an entertainer she's been. that conga song is 20 years ago. >> she's considered an icon in a lot of eyes. >> quick question. the sun is up early now. >> it was up at 4:00 in the morning. or was that the moon. >> these are the earliest rises. the sun was up at ten minutes before 6:00. there is color on the sky. even my way into work already

the twilight starting to appear. but 5:50 was the official sunrise this morning. sundown not until 8:20 this evening. that's 14 hours and 30 minutes roughly of daylight that you can enjoy today. let's just hope i did it correctly. now i'm trying to recalculate in my head to make sure i did it right. outside, nice sunshine and not much of a breeze out there to contend with today. north winds averaging 10 miles per hour right now. plan on the north to northwesterly wind in the 5 to 10 range through much of the day. on the way up into the low 70s by later today. still cooler 50s in northern maryland. damascus up towards maryland down into the upper 30s this morning. already quite a warm-up. that warm-up will continue up into the 70s for later on today. good weather to go outside and go running around town or doing a bike ride. or if you're headed on over the bridge and down to the beach, traffic reporting already quite a slowdown during the river

bridge. once you get over the bridge and down to the beaches today, tomorrow and monday flawless beach-going weather. the only knock on the beach forecast for memorial day, that's the water temperature at the ocean city inland. 59 degrees. you either got to commit all in or no in. with a water temperature like that. quiet weather up and down the eastern seaboard will be dry for the remainder of today, tomorrow and monday. rain chances start to sneak back into the picture by tuesday morning. or tuesday afternoon rather. a cool day with temperatures in the 70s turning warmer tomorrow and humid into the day on monday. today's highs, upper 70s for fredricksburg fredricksburg. about 75 in manassas. here's future weather. hardly a cloud to be found for much of the daylight today. sundown at 8:20 this evening. by wakeup time tomorrow morning, still a cool start. 40s and 50s.

40s primarily this morning. in town temperatures and along the bay, wakeup temperatures tomorrow generally in the mid-50s. then future weather carries us through the day tomorrow. a return of a southerly breeze. future weather trying to ring out one or two spot showers. i don't see that happening for tomorrow. i think our next chance to start worrying about rain drops around here is tuesday afternoon. there's your holiday weekend. 74 today. 82 tomorrow. 88 for memorial day itself. and then into the 90s we'll go. could be our first heat wave of the summer. hello, june. it's just around the corner. >> there are the 90s. all right. thanks chuck. it's a big day for students and families at bowie university. let's look at where they are graduating. elijah cummings is giving the

commencement speech. >> as you go through life knowing -- >> it's been a very busy week. a lot of people graduating for the most part. and many events going on over the weekend. so glad the weather is going to cooperate. coming up a good samaritan helps l.a. police end a bizarre slow chase. >> but the whole thing ends with the driver the cuffs. why police also arrested the man who stopped the whole thing.

today you can commemorate memorial day. the celebration begins in a few minute in vienna virginia. at the learning center in lan dover, maryland as well. then at noon head over to the parade in the lowgan circle. well a bizarre slow speed chase in los angeles ends in an even more bizarre way. a man refused to obey police commands as he slowly drove his car through the streets like he was on a victory lap. >> reporter: police repeatedly tried to get him to stop. >> i need you to stop the car. we need to have a conversation. >> reporter: for some reason the

driver rolled slowly out of north ridge. ending in sherman oaks with a good samaritan stepping into the street and blocking the convertible. the driver gave up and with guns drawn, levy was walked over to the patrol car by the good samaritan. people were stunned wh enthe samaritan ended in cuffs too. >> the guy that stopped the car got arrested. i don't understand why that happened. >> the other guy got involved. that's why he's in the back of the police car, unfortunately. i feel bad. i kind of feel like they should have let him go. >> reporter: lapd lately released him citing a mixup over warrants. last words from levy. >> i love america. i love this country. >> reporter: and bistanders praising the good samaritan. >> i hope they give him a reward

or something. he was brave. he stood in front of their guns that were raised. the triggers could have gone off. >> wow. that was beverly white reporting. the man driving the car is charged we vading arrest. police said he has a history of mental illness. >> very l.a. story there. >> i know. but you know what? i lived in l.a. and i never remember seeing something like that. that's a first. coming up a day at the beach could bring hidden dangers. the news4 i-team shows us which summer hot spot has the cleanest water. let's take a live look over the bay bridge. we heard about an accident nearly river bridge though. chuck says today will be perfect weatherwise, but you're in for a surprise on monday. your holiday forecast coming up next.

right now on news4 today, the manhunt is not completely over. investigators say the main suspect in a quadruple murder in d.c. had help. the clues detectives say showed daron wint did not act alone. and memorial day weekend in full swing. cars on the roads and you may get caught off guard by some changes. we've got you covered on getting around the delays on the bay bridge and the 95