breaking right now at 11:00, violence at a carnival near land mark mall. a stabbing victim was rushed to the hospital. >> and a boy miraculously survived a bullet to the head.

d.c. to the bahamas had a tough landing. we'll show you what went wrong. and d.c. police release new video of a suspect on the attack with a knife. news4 at 11:00, begins with breaking news. >> we start in alexandria where someone was stabbed outside land mark mall. >> we're joined now with more live. >> reporter: this was a really being deal. it's easter weekend, a lot of families come out here to the carnival here at landmark mall. they were having a lot of fun, and that was interrupted when this stabbing occurred. two people apparently got in an argument. one people stabbed the other person and the victim has not life threatening injuries. police responded and arrested the suspect. fairfax county police used their helicopter and

disbursing the crowd. the carnival was supposed to end tonight around 11:00. but after this happened, it stopped. that's when police had to tell people to leave. we don't know what effect this will have on the schedule tomorrow or the next day. we'll bring you updates as they become available and update on our nbc washington app. new at 11:00, a rough landing in the bahamas, but passengers on board are all safe tonight. jetblue flight 29 left just before 1:00 this afternoon from reagan. but when it got to nassau, the landing gear malfunctioned. the plane came to a stop with its nose on the roadway, but all are okay. get ready for a big weekend. we have the cherry blossoms in peak bloom,

easter break all at once. >> what kind of role is mother nature going to play? >> there's new data just coming in. i think there will be one day out of this weekend that's golden. the other one, maybe bronze. so what kind of weather can we expect? last year it was nearly 70 degrees, the warmest 2011, we got up to 85. the coolest, 46 degrees. of course, last sunday, we were in the 40s. here's the tweaks i've made to changes. we're overcast in pennsylvania. north carolina could see some drizzle and fog. so we'll change that to more cautionary. west virginia, your best chance of sunshine. and for all the spring breakers, heading to the beach, ocean city, rain coming in for the early part of next week. what about the temperatures here locally? i'll have your hourly forecast in just a few.

we're getting new reaction. police arrested a man for shooting a 9-year-old boy. he was playing outside in d.c. when a spray bullet hit him in the head. >> that was a year and a half ago. doctors called his survival a miracle. today, police announced an arrest in the case. >> reporter: jaden was just 9 years old in october 2014, when a stray bullet hit him in the head on a play ground in northeast d.c. he was the unintended victim, caught in the cross fire. after working the case for a year and a half, police made an arrest today. >> 27-year-old kenneth parker now is facing 14 counts for that shooting of jaden. >> reporter: the police chief tells us parker was already in jail. jaden's mother, monique, is pleased. she won't talk on camera about the arrest. she's filed a civil lawsuit against management

they did not return our phone calls. dade haynes is her lawyer. >> we're glad an arrest has been made. >> reporter: right after the shooting, a police officer cradled jaden and rushed him to the hospital. the shooting left a bullet in his brain and he still has trouble walking. here's what he told us around christmastime about that shooting. >> my eyes were shut and i heard them praying. >> reporter: people thanked police for catching the suspect. >> it gives parents a peace of mind finally. like okay, so they're doing something. >> wonderful kid. hope he continues to get better. tonight, friends, family and officers say goodbye to a prince george's county police officer. his funeral was held today. a fellow officer mistakenly shot collison in a shootout. now he's being remembered as a fighted

>> he was truly special from the day he was born. he was a six-month baby, and he fought to get here and he fought going out. >> he was a cop's cop. rest easy, 3693. we got it from here, bru. >> he will be buried on monday. another day of raids in brussels as officials work to shutdown isis terror cells. one of the suicide bombers at the brussels airport made explosive vests used in last year's attacks in paris. the top suspect in that attack, captured one week ago today in brussels, is no longer speaking to investigators. salah abdeslam had warned police that more attacks were on the way.

belgium and laid a wreath at the airport and met with leaders there to talk about the terror fight. the best line of defense against a brussels style attack may be man's best friend. everyone knows that dogs have very sensitive noses. the nypd's counterterrorism unit says it's training dogs to pick up the scent of explosives in busy areas like the subway or airport. here's the problem, though, there aren't enough trained animals to go around. only 130 dogs have been trained in the past ten years. only one of those dogs is in europe. the pentagon wants to send more troops to iraq to support the ground war against isis. but the chairman of the joint chiefs still has to discuss it with president obama and didn't say how big of an increase he's hoping for. we learned that u.s. forces killed isis' number two in command. he was the group's finance minister and experts think his death will hurt their funding. a flight attendant accused

cocaine and running barefoot out of an airport is going to be sent back to california. marsha gay reynolds turned herself in to police in new york days after she allegedly left two bags full of drugs in lax. her bail was set at $2 million. she was the second runner-up in in the 2008 ms. jamaica world pageant. donald trump is denying any connection tonight to a tabloid story that alleges ted cruz has had multiple affairs. cruz is accusing trump of planting a story in the "national enquirer," claiming the texas senator has had i fairs with five women. one of those women, a trump spokeswoman and former cruz ally. she says the story is 100% false. meanwhile, cruz is lashing out at trump. >> his conduct in this campaign is convincing millions of

an embarrassment as president. that we don't want a president who traffics in sleaze and slime. >> the "national enquirer" previously endorsed trump and trump wrote an op-ed earlier in this campaign cycle. right now, bernie sanders is in seattle ahead of what could be a big weekend. he's been focusing heavily on the pacific northwest where he can pick up much needed delegates to cut into hillary clinton's lead. sanders attacked clinton for voting for the iraq war. washington state, alaska and hawaii hold their democratic caucuses tomorrow. sanders has seen better results in caucusing rather than in primaries. tonight, metro is dealing with some more internal drama. the top safety official is calling it quits after less than a year on the job. metro has had a hard time filling his position. the p

officer was publicly criticized for the metro board and also resigned. a virginia woman who spent $6.75 to take a train when metro was shut down could find up paying much more. she's accused of using an invalid ticket on march 16. she said she bought it around 3:30 p.m. but the stamp said 8:40 a.m. she faces up to a $100 fine next month at court. the ceo says up to 150 summons are issued every month. many are waived because riders forget their monthly passes. folks in north carolina and georgia are dealing with fallout from their state's controversial freedom laws. the governor of north carolina signed a law that prevents cities banning discrimination based on gender identity and bans transgender bathroom accommodation. in georgia, the governor is decidwh

that allows businesses to deny services to gay couples based on religious principles. we're coming to the end of good friday and pope francis marked the day in rome with a way of the cross procession around the coliseum. thousands attended that procession, and as he wrapped up his prayers, the pope denounced those committing terrorist acts while profaning god's name. >> many of you will celebrate on sunday and some may think getting an easter bunny is a good idea. tonight, animal activists say please think again. a woman slammed her convertible into the back of a man's car and tried to run him over. why isn't she facing charges? and body cameras catch the dramatic moments when d.c. police confronted a suspect

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get on the ground. get on the ground. >> a woman cries out for help as this body cam video shows officers racing to save her from an attacker armed with a knife. when police got to the scene wednesday morning, they saw the suspect standing over the woman in an alley. >> their quick action not only foiled a robbery but may have saved her life. this is one of the first times we've seen body cam video from a d.c. police officer. >> reporter: the victim was right here, the robber in front of her with a knife. remember, the video you're going to see is from a camera on the officer's chest.

it happened that fast. even though we cannot see the victim, we can hear the terror in her voice. >> he tried to rob me! >> reporter: the last frame shows a knife police believe the robber was about to stab her with on the ground. >> we have a citizen in the district who is grateful tonight by these quick actions of the officers. >> reporter: about 9:45 wednesday morning, someone reported a woman was being robbed here on marting luther king jr. avenue southeast. the robber had the woman pinned in an area between two buildings. as they pulled up, officers could hear her frightened cries for help. as the body camera shows, they immediately went into action to protect her from harm. the cameras, part of an accountability program, also shows something else. >> it shows complete surprise on behalf of the suspect when he turns around to see the two

he attempted to commit a heinous crime here. >> reporter: 48-year-old christopher galaway is charged with the crime of assault with intent to commit robbery. that body camera video can be introduced as evidence in court. jackie bensen, news4. a woodbridge woman is undergoing a mental evaluation after a bizarre case of road rage. the victim says he was commuting this morning when he noticed the woman driving a red convertible swerving behind him. he pulled into a shopping center, she followed and rammed him three times and then tried to run him over and started shouting at him. >> when i got out of my car, she said you need to go back to your country. then she said hey, he's from isis. i'll be fearful for a couple of days. >> the woman was found this afternoon in prince william county. at this point, police don't plan to charge her. just in case you

rabbit this easter, don't. bunnies and baby chicks are popular gifts this time of year, but animal activists say people underestimate how much it takes to take care of them and they get dropped off at shelters or abandoned. besides, no kid efficient complained about getting a chocolate bunny. >> none that i know. >> not this kid. >> we have a lot going on this weekend. easter among other things. >> and we don't want it to be cold or nasty. that wasn't your puffy coat i saw in the newsroom, was it? >> that's not mine. >> it's chilly out there but not that cold. >> they left it behind. >> it is getting a little cool for your wakeup weather, a little on the nippy side. some areas in the 30s. but that's not the big part of the forecast, certainly not where i've made the changes. hold on and i'll show you. on the radar, you can sew

last of the showers making their way all the way down to southern maryland. making their way out of here. so tomorrow, bright skies. here's the future weather. at 7:00 a.m. saturday, look at how clear and delightful it is. for the afternoon, no problems. we get into tomorrow evening, and there's some clouds that will make their way up from the south. charlottesville, fredericksburg, this is late. by early sunday morning, 7:00 a.m., k4r0uclouds across the ar. you can see some light showers showing up. in fact, i think along and east of i-95 we could see some mist and drizzle. i think visibility could start dropping under a mile sunday morning, so keep that in mind for sun rise services. and if you plan on traveling south bound towards north carolina. sunday afternoon, temperatures still expect told get into the low and mid 60s. not nearly as nice as saturday. saturday we have the

lunchtime. we keep the clear skies. 630 by 2:00 or 3:00. so great weather. saturday night, clouds move in, 48 to 56. i think prior to midnight, we should still be fine saturday night. afterwards again, pockets of fog. kids need the jacket sunday morning if they're going to church services or even for the easter egg hunt prior to noon, and that grass could be a little wet, too. temperature, 50 degrees at 9:00. some of the easter egg hunts taking place before lunchtime. late sunday night, if you're going to be traveling back, we're down into the 50s. again, grass could be damp. sun rise services, some rest and drizzle, some fog. and as we look at the four-day forecast, temperatures going up to 63 on saturday. 65 on sunday. da

at the end, friday, a little bit of rain we'll have to deal with but warming up. so all in all, like a 50-50 forecast for the upcoming week. >> appreciate how you anticipate all the things we're going to do over the weekend. >> i got you covered. >> wet grass, photos. coming

there's a l going on. sebastien salazar has it all covered. >> yeah, we gave away a lot of free sports on the network tonight. the caps went to overtime. and the whiizards went to two overtimes. caps taking on the devils at the prudential center. john carlson missed the last 13 games with a lower body injury. second period, that's jay beagle firing off the po

another shot off the post. caps knocking on the door, can't break through. we're going to overtime. three on three, lots of open ice. nate schmidt fires it over the bar. you ask yourself what is it going to take? how about this, jason tumeric tees up john carlson. first game back, he gets the game winner. caps win 1-0 in o.t. >> the net just seems a little bigger, you feel better about your game and maybe gives you a little bit of pep in your step. and that wouldn't hurt me right now. >> caps tomorrow against st. louis. tonight, the wizards hosting the timberwolves. second quarter, bradley beale having a night. 26 in the game. tied at 62-62

in the fourth, wizz building the lead. washington up eight. minnesota would rally. tied with less than ten seconds to play. john wall on the drive, no. kicks out to beale, wide open for the win. no. a season of inches there for washington. in overtime, zach lavigne, the three. we're tied at 121-121. so you know it, a second overtime is coming up. final seconds, wizz down three. looked like he was trying to draw the foul, doesn't make the shot and the wizards fall 132-129 the final score. >> we lost the game in the first half, the way we came out and played absolutely zero defense and allowed them to feel good about themselves and get into the game.

virginia cavaliers back to the elite eight as they beat iowa state. anthony gill led the way with 23, now one win away for the first final four appearance since 1984. >> it's an amazing final, but we came here, we've got one more step on sunday, so this is definitely a huge confidence boost for us. we're playing extremely well and hopefully we can keep going. >> we've had a long season. we've just gotten better and better, battled through our ups and downs. it's a huge accomplishment. we'll watch it, but we'll watch film and learn this one but prepare for the next. >> so virginia gets the winner of syracuse and gonzaga. that game right now four minutes to play. gonzaga up by six with just 4:00 left to go in that game. guys, back to you. th

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