coolest june day we've seen in more than ten years. first at 4:00, the search for clues in the d.c. mansion murders. we just finished combing through search warrants that were unsealed this afternoon. here's the new information. investigators are looking closely at the actions of savvas savopoulos's assistant in the days leading up to the murders. he's the man who dropped off $40000 in cash at the home. police told us he lied to them during interviews. he hasn't been charged and is only considered a witness at this point. officers think the killer or killers forced their way into the family's home by kicking in a french door. mark has been helping us poor through these documents. >> dozens and dozens. the two biggest revelations are the forced entry and the tracking of the assistant cell phone location. it appears that the assailant

took the recording device used to store data from the surveillance cameras at the surveillance home. police are looking for any duct tape that could have been used to bind the hands and feet of the victims. they're specifically looking for knives. sources have been telling us the victims were held captive overnight and were bound and gagged and the sources have told us some of the victims were stabbed or cut. these new search warrants support those reports. now these warrants are from the car and truck seized by police when they arrest ed arrested wint. >> thanks. developing right now, a river rescue underway in the potomac. officials say two people were jumping off the rocks near great falls and got swept away. this is a live picture. boats have been deployed. the park police helicopter is in

the sky right now. we will keep an eye on this situation and update you as we learn more about what is happening. right now a construction worker in downtown d.c. is under critical condition. he had been at the museum and rescue workers removed him about 1:00. no details on the injuries and the museum is under construction. scheduled to open next year. >> stunning new developments in the anthrax investigation. the pentagon announced that kits containing live anthrax were sent to 51 labs in 17 states in three countries. that's double the numbers previously disclosed. pentagon officials say they do not believe there is a danger to the public but they can't say how many lab workers may have come into contact with live spores. a beautiful day out there for the month of april. that's exactly the way it feels. 81. we are nowhere near that.

take a look at the highs we've seen today. 62 degrees that's the coolest high temperature in june that we have seen since june 4 of 2003. about 12 years ago. how about that? 61 in frederick was the high today. 62 toward fredericksburg. and we continue to see cooler numbers. satellite radar showing why. we've got these clouds across the region. you can see some showers making their way up. toward saint mary's county toward fredericksburg. right along 95. most of this will not make its way toward the rest area. we've got some drizzle and some showers for the rest us and there's a better chance of showers tomorrow. we've got that coming up. we'll see you in about ten minutes. ? right now investigators are digging through rubble of this rowhouse. they're trying to figure out what caused a massive blaze that killed two people. the fire broke out early this morning in northwest near 16th street. still no word on who the victims are. but news4's megan fitzgerald

talked on a neighbor who said at least four people were living there including the landlord. we'll go live to her in about ten minutes. a man facing a judge on federal charges that he was hatching a terrorist plot in boston. investigators say david wright conspired with another man to kill a police officer. he was arrested last night after the other officer was shot and killed. his brother said he was shot in the back. the police say they have surveillance showing raheem with a knife lunging at agents with the joint terrorism task force. they think he had been radicalized through social media. a popular fourth grade teacher is off the job stepping from accusations he molested a student. giovanni pena is waiting to appear in court on charges of second-degree sexual abuse. he is an english teacher at oyster adams school. they release ad statement saying the safety of the students is our top priority and they removed him from the classroom after hearing the accusation.

? if you drive in d.c. should you watch your speedometer. the district has even more traffic speed cameras to catch you if you go over the limit. if they do catch you speeding you'll get a ticket in the mail. >> reporter: by now, pretty much all of us are familiar with speed cameras and five new speed cameras in the district like this one right here are going to start handling out fines on friday. and take a look at the design of these things. they're a little different than what we're used to. it kind of bolted into the side of the lamp posts. five new cameras. two are in northwest. one in northeast. one in southeast. and the fines can range from as low as $50, all the way to above $100. sometimes more than $200 depending on how fast you're going. news4 at 5:00 and 6:00, what are the people in these communities think about these new cameras? are people excited that we're getting more speed cameras?

>> thanks. a big announcement from a familiar face. a former tv anchor joins the race for congress. maryland may be losing some star power. what the hit hbo shows could be moving west. and the bryce is right. social media is declaring the nats super star a selfie king. there are a lot of channels on your tv but only so many you want to watch what if you could pay for the types of channels you want and not the ones you don't now, fios brings you a totally new way to customize your tv. starting at $74.99 per month with no annual contract. get custom tv, including internet and phone. price guaranteed for two years. or from now until june 13th get a $400 visa prepaid card when you sign a 2 year agreement.

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. these the lachtd images of the cruise shrimp capsized on the yangtze river. it captured rain that doomed the eastern star. as rescuers race against clock, they're faced with an agonizing decision. if they cut into the hull, they could destroy air pockets are keeping any survivors alive. more than 400 people are still missing. only 14 have been found alive including the shipment's captain. the families of the missing are demanding more help from the chinese government. a familiar tv anchor is joining the race for congress. kathleen matthews made the announcement today. she is a democrat running for chris van hollen's seat and said her experience as a working mom will resonate with voters. she was an executive with

marriott hotels. she is married to msnbc's chris matthews. the race for president will be getting more crowd in the just over an hour. lincoln chafee will announce his bid for the nomination. he is a former senator from rhode island and the current gop governor from louisiana is getting closer to his decision. bobby jindal said he will announce whether he is getting into the race in three weeks. a new ground breaking cancer treatment is making waves. we'll explain how it works and why it may be more effective. an early morning house fire in northwest killed two people and injured five. coming up we'll find out about who lives inside this house. >> indeed. it felt like an early april day for us. we've been socked in with mist and drizzle and there will be more showers moving into our area. we'll give you the timing of the scattered rain and look at the temperatures for the evening. more like an early april type of

day or evening. 60s is where we'll drop. late meanwhile just a couple of minutes we'll tell when you the cool showery april-like pattern will be leaving us. doug kam

the aftermath is devastating as we learn more about the fire that destroyed this house in dupont circle. she talked to a neighbor who talked about the pan pick set in when the flames poured out. >> reporter: what we know is that firefighters were on the scene for hours trying to battle this blaze and understand how it started. just take a look at the house itself. it certainly speaks for itself. the fire just ripped through. you can even see in certain parts. it goes all the way to the end of the house. we spoke with a man who lives in

the basement but wasn't home at the time. he tells us the tenants who lived inside were all young professionals. we want to show you some cell phone video sent in by chris who lives nearby. you can see the flame shooting out of the roof around 2:30 this morning along with thick black smoke pouring out of windows. a neighbor said he saw at least one person jumping out the window. investigators haven't yet identified the victim. two people died. >> all right. do you know anymore about the victims? >> reporter: we did speak with a man who lives in the basement. he was not home at the time but he tells us he knows for sure there were two people living at the top floor and the land lord living just below him. he's not quite sure if the other tenant who was living with the landlord was actually home or if

he had moved out before the fire. but coming up at 5:00 you'll hear more from the man who says he is lucky he wasn't home at the time of his blaze. >> all right. thank you. a fairfax county high school is making a big move literally. they are leaving the current campus to go about 12 miles west lt the new campus is move ie fl 2020. the $60 million will cover 68 acres. the current site is on 18 acres and the diocese had to cap enrollment at about 1,000 kids because of the space limitations. at least one of two hit tv shows in maryland could be headed west. hbo's veep is considering moving to california after heavy tax incentives for the studio. house of cards is also filmed in maryland and threaten to leave last year. aaron gilchrist takes a look at why california may have an edge over maryland. >> one of the reasons both these

shows will probably pick up and move out of maryland they would save a ton of money if they do that. you take a look. california's governor signed legislation that put $330 million aside to lure production companies back to that state. more than $27 million of that is set aside for shows that relocate from other states. that would include veep, which is expected to get about $6.5 million to tape its fifth scene there. that is less than the $7.5 million that maryland paid for the fourth season. over time california has much more money to continue to offer that type of incentive. veep is competing with house of cards here. together they eat up more than 98% of maryland's film incentives. there are concerns that maryland will keep reducing the tax credits. there was a fight just last year in annapolis to keep the incentive program at the expanded program. aaron gilchrist.

news4. the gloomy weather continues. >> it's misty out there today. chief meteorologist doug kammerer is in the storm center. when is the sun coming back? >> as annie said, the sun will come out tomorrow. i don't think so. i think it will be during the day on friday. i think that will be the case. a day very similar to what we have today. 62 degrees. that's the current temperature across our region. that's the high today. 60 in hung town. 58 in culpepper. it is just a cool dreary mess of a day. storm team 4 radar showing some shower activity. mostly toward the south. around the fredericksburg area. that's moving to the north and west toward warranton. we'll see a few more of those showers. the rest us seeing some areas of drizzle. you can see what's happening on the wider view. this area moving southeast to northwest. we'll see some of those showers through culpepper county. a lot of these showers as they try to move toward d.c. may fall apart. we'll continue to see a little shower activity as we move

through the rest of the evening hours. time in and out. a few showers. same deal tomorrow. tomorrow, a better chance of showers areawide. take umbrella. culpepper, quantico and then into tomorrow evening. we'll see the showers tomorrow. then on friday that's when i think the sun will come out. at least a little bit. we are expecting mostly cloudy skies. a chance of a shower on friday. 79 on your saturday. 76 degrees on monday. and as we look toward the next week, temperatures get back into the 80s where they should be this time of year. >> all right. in news 4 your health big news about cancer treatment this week. new drugs that use your body's own immune system to fight cancer. the they're mabs for short. they're part of a set of drugs that may be more effective and less toxic. the doctor explains why these drugs so ground breaking.

>> this is from years of theory and research that is coming into practice. the term is bench to bed side. immuno therapy is where the body uses its own immune system to go to work and clear out the disease. it is a very targeted treatment. compared to chemotherapy, chemotherapy is like giving a poison to the body and it kills just all of the cells indiscriminately. so in this new report they gave cancer patients a mono clonal antibody which was made to guide the immune system to find the cancer cells. cancer cells have this tricky way of hiding from your immune system and the antibodies can help identify the cells so your body can clear them out. the reports were quite good. 60% of medical noma patients saw

smaller tumors and 40% of lung cancer patients had a reduction in death rates. so these drugs are already being used in alzheimer's asthma psoriasis and other thing like cardiac disease and infectious disease. all in all, a very exciting time. both for patients and doctors. >> all right. and some of these drugs are already being used and some are in the final stages of fda approval. there's a lot more to be learned on that. we're working a developing story out of boston. the fbi is releasing some new information on what it calls a credible terror threat.

bryce harper is hitting a lot of home runs this year and last night he hit one out of the

park with fans. check out this picture. he took a fan's camera in the right field stands during warm-ups and snapped this selfie. he said he was just messing around, enjoying time with the fans. they loved it and as you can imagine, this photo was all over social media. one girl said she was sitting nearby when it happened. she shared the picture. she said we were sitting in right sealed in the lady threw the phone down and bryce harper took this photo on her camera. our friends at comcast sportsnet even want him to win the selfie mvp. maybe major league baseball will consider adding that award. even though the nats aren't halfway done with their season folks are starting to think about football. the weather forced the redskins indoors today. for most of the guys, it is day five of indoor activity.

but it was only two for him. >> reporter: the weather today cool and cloudy so jay gruden decided to have the practice here in the practice bubble. all the talk last week surrounding the redskins seem to be about the fans not in attendance. today they are all here in ashburn. jackson, however, was the only one of the three practicing. william and reed are both out nursing injuries. as for the quarterback position robert griffin iii is entrenched as the start he. today it was colt mccoy in the offense. the redskins will have ota session tomorrow. the final activities will take place next week. jason pugh, news4 sports. details about a credible terror threat emerging. it is tied to the shooting of a man outside a cvs. jay gray has new information on links to isis. and new this afternoon, we are

hearing from a mother whose son survived one of the most terrifying accidents you will see.

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right now, new details in the d.c. mansion murders case. search warrants obtained by news4 reveal the phones belonging to all three victims in the case were stolen. we've learned police are tracking the phone records of jordan wallace, the assistant to savvas savopoulos. among the items investigators are looking for in the search warrant the digital recorder for the home surveillance. pat collins is going through the documents and he will have a lot more. gray clouds will clear up eventually. veronica johnson has an updated forecast in the storm center. >> yeah, around here if you don't like our weather wait a week. remember last week our high was 90 degrees. now we're socked in and barely

getting out of the low 60s. some showers on radar right now. yes even around areas of i-95. we're seeing the wet weather. the showers advancing toward quantico. maybe up toward waldorf and areas like wood bridge in the next hour or so. slow movement with that rain. today we haven't really gotten much in the way of any rain. it has been drizzle and mist that we've had to deal with. tomorrow we move into getting more showers into our area. so yes, the umbrella you're going to need that. also, the long sleeves the jacket for sure. watch the temperatures. this is early in the day tomorrow. 57 to 64 degrees. that's on the cool side. areas down south, maybe southern maryland could be starting out around 64. look at the high temperature. we've barely budged. maybe a degree or two. this is the high temperatures

we're expecting tomorrow. your range from 63 to 67. areas down south of i-95. we'll have the impact. community leaders in boston just got a chance to see video of police shooting a terror suspect and they say it backs up the officer's story. >> jay gray is live with this and new developments on a second suspect? >> reporter: yeah. a lot unfolding here. we know a second suspect was arrested overnight and right this minute members of a joint terrorism task force are searching for others who may have had contact with the 26-year-old man shot and killed in this parking lot yesterday after allegedly running after them with a large military style knife. as the terror investigation expands police and federal agents today searching a home in rhode island. officials in boston are answering questions about the shooting death of 26-year-old

usama who they say charged at officers and federal agents with a knife. >> the whole idea was to be as trans parent as possible. >> reporter: today calling in. >> we thank you that you have brought us together. >> reporter: after his brother, a former area imam. that he was shot in the back saying i can't breathe. >> what the video does reveal to us very clearly is that the individual was not on the cell phone. the individual was not shot in the back. >> reporter: raheem had been under 24-hour surveillance by a joint terrorism task force for weeks. >> when you're following someone like that, you have someone under 24-hour surveillance. it is indicative of the fbi having large concern about what he was involved in. >> reporter: it led officers to a second boston neighborhood where they arrested a second suspect, david wright. >> in this case they're going to look to see who else he was talking to. are there other coconspirators?

it is a growing concern as terror organizations expand their reach on social media. while the fbi expands the security and surveillance operations. >> reporter: and officials tell nbc news, they are concerned that they may have been recruited and radicalized by isis inspired social media. i'm jay gray. news4. >> we've got more on that developing story the river rescue underway near great falls in the potomac. that's right. two people were jumping off the rocks near great falls and got swept away. >> from montgomery fire and rescue is joining us with more on this story. are you there? >> yes, i am. >> tell us what happened. we heard these guys were kayaking and then we were told, they were cliff jumping. >> the latest version is they were swimmers. so we did have some pretty changing stories. the boaters we were talking about initially were people

trying to rescue the one man who got caught up in the current. what we believe now is that two young men in their 20s were swimming in the area of sandy landing on the virginia shoreline south of great falls. one of the swimmers made it across the shore. the other got caught up in the middle in the current. was last seen floating down stream. most of us know or we know, and should be aware that the currents are very strong. very deceiving. swimming is prohibited in these areas. nonetheless, a young man was last seen floating down the middle of the river. in the area of sandy landing. a pretty extensive search. initially the boaters that we thought we were coming out to rescue were people trying to assist this young man in trouble. however, the efforts were to no avail. we have the resources of the u.s. park police helicopter the fairfax fire and rescue, the

boats, we're in the water and they were able to get here pretty quickly. but so far, the search has turned up nothing. we've searched the water, searches the shoreline, searches the islands. we've used thermal imaging cameras and so forth to search the shores. at this point, a pretty extensive search. we've been out here since about 2:15 or 2:20. and we will probably conclude things here shortly. if we don't turn up anything we will conduct, continue to search tomorrow morning at $sunrise. it is our hope he made to it shoreline. got in his car and went home. so of course we're checking that out. we hope he is safe and sound somewhere. so far we haven't turned up anything. >> hoping with you. thanks a lot. this is a different story. just a miracle that he survived. a car runs over a little boy on

the sidewalk. today, his mom talks about the terrifying a

the temperatures not going anywhere in the next few hours. storm team 4 radar not showing too much around our region. not picking up on the drizzle. notice the shower it around fredericksburg and around the stafford county area. back toward fauquier county. we'll continue to watch that as it moves to the north and west. veronica will be back for the seven-day forecast. african-americans are expected to spend $1.3 trill on goods and services this year. a lot of those households are

still struggling. troy johnson is here with today's talk around town. >> the big number $1.3 trill. a key economic driver, we're going to pour that money into the economy and we're talking about that number may exceed by 2017. so big numbers generated by african-americans. and some numbers on the screen as well. the consumer is 43 million consumers who ten to be more aggressive. they know exactly what they want when they go to the store. they shop more frequently and they read more financial magazines. we're talking about a very savvy group. 73% of african-americans own smartphones compared to 62% of the total u.s. population. so this is a group that retailers need to understand, a very relevant group that spends a lot of money. that spending doesn't seem to square with the fact that

they're struggling. >> there are some kitchen table items. people lost their equity and wealth they built over the last years in the crisis. and they aren't able to rebuild because a lot of the salaries are stagnant these days. and the cost of the goods and services these days continue to go up. it is creating a situation where it is hard to get out of the financial troubles that folks have at home. >> this is an interesting program. coming to the area that hopes to address those issues. >> we've got a program we learned about. june 5 and 6. churches coming together as a key cornerstone to help people learn more about their financial situation. the war on terror on the worldwide web. why isis is able to recruit so well on social media. and what u.s. homeland security is doing.

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d.c. tax assessors plan to visit about 15,000 homes over the next three months to determine if home owners are paying the right amount of property taxes. they're going to want to come into your home but you don't have to let them in. the inspections start tomorrow. we put a map of the areas impacted on the nbc washington app. just search property tax. some homeland security experts say isis is creating a new generation of terrorists through the skillful use of social media. they told congress today that the proof is as close as boston. steve handelsman is live on capitol hill with these troubling details. >> it is troubling.

the main worry used to be outside terror teams infiltrating america and pulling off complicated plots like 9/11 and they still worry about that. they testified up here today that they worry more now about isis followers who are from america and they worry about facebook. boston yesterday and the marathon bombing in 2013. experts believe is part of a trend. because like the hatchet attack on cops in new york, like the charlie hebdo attacks in paris, the attackers have devoured isis social media. facebook and twitter and others that are readily available to the supporters of isis. and the message, say the experts, is pretty simple. get a gun or a knife and attack right now. not the pivot. they had been asking supporters to come to syria and iraq to

fight. there are millions of hits. they say they warn that isis is hunting for the hearts and minds of its kids. the experts up here testified that they cannot predict who will pivot among isis supporters here if america from casual support to what they call flash bang. >> i know they assess isis capabilities abroad. does homeland security have any idea how many followers are in the u.s. right now? >> they certainly don't know. they guesstimate maybe 1,000. in testimony on the hill you heard 100 you heard a thousand. they clearly don't know and they don't care chris, if somebody is just mildly interested. what they want to know is how you pick out of that large group the very few who are going to

actually attack. one of the coolest june days we've had in years. warm us up. we're going to have to hang on for a while. it will be a minute or two before we see the pattern break down. the cool, the showers. the showers continue to come from the south in terms of the that he had tran forecast for early tomorrow morning. cool, damp conditions. you're going to need the jacket. we start at 60 degrees. then maybe 63. a little different than this morning. we held on to the mist and drizzle and did all day. look at tomorrow. the temperature bar that usually

rises. let's say it is kind of flat. from 62 to 7:00 a.m. to 64 by 1:00 p.m. 65 by 3:00 p.m. in the afternoon. a lot of folks there's some possible of an isolated shower coming our way any time. primarily during the afternoon on friday. the temperatures on friday getting into the mid 70s by 2:00. there we are. maybe we'll clear out into the weekend. for sunday, the beach locations stay in the low to mid 60s on sunday. it is indeed going to be cool. here's a look at the storm team seven-day forecast. an american woman who was killed by a lion attack in africa. now we know her name. this photo of katie chappell was

taken in new york. park officials say she was on a lion habitat tour. she had her windows open when the animal jumps into her car and bit her. the attack also put a park worker in the hospital. on the interpole most wanted list this afternoon, two former fifa officials and four corporate executives linked to the corruption scandal. the u.s. wants to bring them to this country to face bribery charges. just yesterday, the fifa president resigned under fire. it could take months to replace him. he said he'll use his time remaining to ings institute reform. >> the district has been all kinds of plans to build a new stadium for d.c. united but they say they haven't ruled out a move to virginia. d.c. united. the team has toured several sites in loudoun county. a statement there would cost millions less and it would be ready for the 2017 season.

despite the name, most of the fans actually live in northern virginia. a half million dollars in jewels stolen from a local business. northern virginia bureau reporter takes a look at the thieves elaborate scheme. >> no question. this was the boring of professionals. they started the chain link fence by the private driveway. made their way up the hill and came to this back fence. this is where they saw the it off with professional tools and made their way toward the jewelry store. bits to reopen as a new retail store. they dug a hole to get inside. that's where they cut the wires. you can see on the ceiling. they cut access to the internet the phone lines and the security cameras.

ahead a man who lived in the rowhouse where the fire was today. a boy who was run over by a vehicle is already back playing. plus dozens of pages of search warrants just unsealed this afternoon in the high profile mansion murders

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electronic payment. the mother of this little boy is talking about a terrifying accident. the 3-year-old survived being run over by a car on a sidewalk in brooklyn. >> yeah. marc santia reports on how people rushed to save him. although it does have a happy ending, some may find this video disturbing. >> reporter: running in circle giggling, flashing a toothy grin. oscar is doing what most do except most haven't survived this. that same boy mowed down while walking along a sidewalk less than 24 hours ago. >> the tree and the tree is still down. my son would be under the car. >> reporter: oscar's mom krinld chen was hysterical. she was praying for a miraculous recovery but she never dreamed oscar would walk out of a hospital hours later with no

medical issues. >> thanks god. thanks god. he is fine. >> reporter: the chen family has lived above these sunset brooklyn stores for 15 years. oscar is loved on the block and several people rushed to help him yesterday. some even tried to lift up the car. >> he is fine today. appreciate it. thanks god. >> reporter: a miracle on seventh avenue. that's the only way neighbors here can explain how moments of sheer horror have less than one day later turned into moments of sheer joy. little oscar not only survived but he's doing great. the driver who hit oscar remained right here on the scene. police tell news4 at this point there appears to be no criminality involved. news4 new york. news4 at 5:00 starts out in with jim and wendy. >> three stolen cell phones a blue print on a door and stolen security camera footage. >> new clues take us inside the

effort to close the d.c. mansion murders. and with one person in custody and the continued search for accomplices, police want to know a lot more about the assistant who delivered the supposed ransom money. we have been pouring over these documents that were unsealed late this afternoon. >> pat collins joins us from the home of the savopoulos family in northwest d.c. >> reporter: these are just some of the search warrants executed by police investigating this troubling case of murder. a lot of this has to do with cell phones and cell phone activity. the three adult victims murdered in this home invasion at this mansion, all had their cell phones stolen during the crime. if investigators can retrieve those phones and the calls made from them, it could provide key clues in this troubling murder case.

may 14. a major fire at this multimillion-dollar home in woodley park. inside, firefighters find the bodies of savvas savopoulos his wife amy their 10-year-old son philip and the housekeeper vera figueroa. charged in the case daron wint. in 2005 he work for american iron works a coil own by savvas savopoulos. he was identified as a suspect after his dna was found on a piece of uneaten pizza at the crime scene. according to court documents obtained by news4 the cell phones belonging to them as well as the phone belonging to miss figueroa were missing from the crime scene. a cell phone not missing but under scrutiny by investigators is one that belongs to this man. he is identified in court