order. what you need to know to avoid the mess. we start with breaking news from the live desk. "first at 4," our affiliate in richmond is reporting at least six people shot at a greyhound bus station. state police say two of those shot are state troopers and another is a female. those three have been taken to vcu medical center for treatment, but we don't know the extent of those injuries. police say the shooter is in custody. it's not clear if officers shot that suspect. that bus station is on one of richmond's busiest streets right across the street from the city's minor league baseball stadium. again, six shot at the greyhound bus station in richmond. two of them are state troopers. the suspect is in custody. we will continue to update you on our nbc washington app. back to you. right now the search is on for a newspaper contract worker accused of stabbing someone at a crowded metro station. >> police say they know who he

a man was stand at the addison road station in capitol heights and prince george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins has been working this story all day. >> reporter: this is one of those guys who hands out the free washington post express paper as you're heading into the metro, usually very friendly, gives you the paper and you keep on going. well, this is the guy who metro police believe stand a commuter on his way into the train station. it happened just over that way. you can see there's now a metro transit police officer car there, and they are still continuing their investigation and trying to track down this paper man. here is what it looked like earlier today. now, we're told that when this happened it was very crowded, just before 9:00 a.m. here is how a metro spokesperson is describing it. >> they get into an altercation that escalates to physical and on the sidewalk behind us here the suspect tackled the victim and ended u

the victim was transported to a local hospital, trapt transport critical condition but he's been upgraded to stable condition so he's expected to be okay. >> reporter: they're still trying to figure out exactly what led to all this. we're told the man who was stand is in stable condition and as you just heard expected to be okay. coming up at news4 at 5:00, why metro spokesmen say they are so confident in their ability to quickly arrest this man and what "the washington post" has to say about all this. chris, back to you in the studio. >> thanks, tracee. you saw the gray skies behind tracee. right now showers and storms are getting closer to us. >> we are timing the arrival of it all and how it will impact us. let's go to storm team4 meteorologist amelia segal in the storm center. so what's it doing out there right now? >> well, pat, right now we're dry, balmy and noticing breezy to windy conditions. here is the latest on storm team4 radar. the immediate area is dry. even looking back to the west wh

panhandle of west virginia, that rain not hitting the ground. the air just too dry. tonight only some isolated showers out there. we're at 73 degrees right now. still around 70 at 9:00 p.m. and 11:00 still mild with a temperature of 68. tonight pretty quiet. tomorrow we will be tracking some rain at tilmes and even a few thunderstorms. there is the potential for high winds that could produce isolated wind damage and a low to moderate threat of heavy rain. in ten minutes lauryn will be tracking the rain and storms tomorrow hour by hour with what you can expect in your neighborhood, chris. >> thanks, amelia. amelia was talking about rain, heavy rain and flash flooding has been slamming parts of little rock, arkansas. the rising water swamped a college parking lot submerging some of the vehicles, and firefighters had to get out there and conduct some water rescues as well. three people had to hang onto trees after the water pushed their car over a bridge but crews were able to pull them down to safety. severe weaer

through oklahoma. a tornado touched down there in tulsa last night. seven people reportedly taken to hospitals with injuries. the storm produced some powerful wind and heavy hail. the leaders of 50 nations are in town for the nuclear security summit. they're here to find ways to reduce the world's nuclear stockpile. president obama met with leaders of several asian countries to discuss north korea's latest nuclear test and missile launches. just as high on the agenda this year, keeping nuclear weapons out of the hands of terrorists. there are rising concerns terror groups are trying to make dirty bombs. well, our storm team4x 4 is near the convention center. it's a secure zone, that means lots of road closuclosures, par restrictions, and eight-foot fences. there is also limited pedestrian traffic. the summit affecting drivers,

passengers. the mt. vernon metro station is closed through friday night and the impact on the summit is being felt by people who live in the secure zone. >> a nightmare. middle of the night, all the lights are keeping us up. middle of the night, you cannot walk around, you need i.d. we understand, but it's making it really difficult. you can't drive, you can't park. >> news4's melissa mollet has a look at when the roads will reopen. >> fur going to be anywhere near the downtown area, northwest specifically, in the next day or so, the nuclear security summit is under way. we have lots of road closures. hard to list all of them. we have them on our anbc washington app. 7th street, n street, right there around the convention center all shut down. roads will be open on saturday. as far as what will remain open, rhode island avenue, 6th street northwest, constitution

connecticut avenue. also closed though on metro, mt. vernon square. that station closed through friday. the line is running but you have to use shaw or gallery place as a stop instead. i'll see you tomorrow morning on news4 today. a man is in a fairfax county jail this afternoon after leading police on a pursuit that stretched from chain bridge road through route 29 in fairfax. police tell us they tried to pull the car over and the driver refused to stop. they followed the car along route 29 until they were able to force him over. we're still working to find out who he is and why they were trying to pull him over in the first place. a scary discovery on a school bus in loudoun county. a mysterious explosive device. news4's chris gordon has the story from ashburn. >> reporter: yesterday during routine maintenance, an explosive device was discovered on the exterior on one of the school buses. now, last week was school br,

allowed a federal agency to conduct a drill using bomb sniffing dogs at briar woods high school. on monday and tuesday of this week, the students were transported on the same bus where the explosive device was still on board. >> one, it is in a benign state, which means it has no blasting caps or electronic triggering devices on it. it is a safe substance. >> reporter: ahead at 5:00, loudoun county public schools wants to know how the protocol broke down allowing an explosive device to remain on a school bus that later carried students. back to you. >> all right. good questions, chris. here in d.c., thousands of you work in federal buildings, but there's a new report out that questions just how secure they are. we're in for spring storms. amelia and lauryn are monitoring. it's a line of showers and storms approaching our area. they'll have more "first at 4."

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and now your storm team4 forecast. >> good afternoon. i'm lauryn ricketts, and, yeah, we had some veiled sunshine out there today, but now we're seeing the cloud cover thicken up across the region. no showers really touching the ground in our area yet. it looks like it right there, but, again, they're not hitting the ground. we have some rain headed our way ahead of a frontal system that will cross through later tomorrow. let's time it out for you. we're just calling for an isolated chance of showers as we continue into the evening.

we could have isolated spots through the overnight and into the morning. some thunderstorms possible tomorrow. we'll keep a chance for rain and possibly some thunderstorms as we continue into friday afternoon and friday evening. more rain on saturday but another thing, we've got windchills in the 20s by sunday morning. amelia will have your forecast on that coming up. >> all right, lauryn. it's not a done deal yet but state officials in virginia are optimistic about the future for express lanes between i-395 and the d.c. line. the state secretary of transportation provided updates on major road projects at a meeting with local elected leaders this morning. they also talked about plans to extend express lanes south on i-95. when it's all done in 2021, virginia will have an 84-mile-long express lane network. the improvements aren't just for folks commuting by car but also for buses, trains, and car pooling as well.

report is warning of serious security risks at federal buildings, not only in our area but around the nation. the report says the general services administration doesn't properly keep track of building passes that are issued to get in and out of a lot of these buildings. these are for employees, visitors, contractors, and the report says too many of them are subject to identity fraud, tampering, and counterfeiting. the gsa operates more than 9,000 buildings nationwide, and in response to this report, gsa says it's already started to tighten up the way it handles those passes. more choices at lunchtime. how chipotle could be mixing things up as it recovers from that damaging e. coli outbreak. and after this month's unprecedented metro shutdown, a lot of you have been asking if it could happen again. narrator: all that political mail might be overwhelming. let's simplify. only one candidate has been endorsed by the washington post:

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us that the suspect admitted to sexually abusing this 6-year-old girl when he was arrested on monday. this all happened in the parking lot behind us here. a mother came here to pick up two day workers to help break down some furniture inside her home, but police say while that could be the cheaper pay to go, it's extremely dangerous. it was last wednesday evening when montgomery county police say two workers were picked up from the parking lot of this 7-eleven along north frederick road. 44-year-old jose compos gonzalez was in a bed breaking down furniture when he inappropriately touched a 6-year-old girl. after they left, the child told the mother what happened and she called 911. >> it is not i will lee but it's not the best practice. when you hire somebody to come into your home, you have no idea who is coming to your home. you don't know what the background is. >> reporter: now, police are asking anyone with information about this suspect to contact them right

victims out there. coming up at 5:00, the mother of the 6-year-old takes us inside the home and she tells us exactly how this was able to happen when she is just feet away. >> meagan fitzgerald. thank you, meagan. the words of a fairfax county police officer on trial for murder may come back to haunt him. prosecutors will be allowed to tell jurors who adam torres said before and after the deadly shooting of john gear in august of 2013. witnesses say he was shot while his hands were in the air. police were called to his house for a domestic dispute. torres says he wondered whether he fired out of anger over his own marital trouble but quickly concluded the shooting was justified. torres' murder trial begins april 18th. wow. that's hail. right now folks along the

assessing the damage from a heavy hail storm. it pounded vehicles and homes and covered the ground yesterday. the video we're showing su from the town of coffeyville, kansas. large section of the south are expecting even more severe weather today which sort of puts our own wind and rain in somewhat perspective. >> are we getting some of that? >> we are but it's not going to be that severe in any sense. you want to have the bigger umbrella handy tomorrow. there could be some thunderstorms if we do see them bubble up, mainly we'll be worried about gusty winds and some heavy rain. a very low threat of hail, and really not seeing the chance for a tornado here. so your first weather headline, some rain at times tomorrow. we'll get in on limited sunshine. one of those days in washington where the weather will feature a little bit of everything. on saturday it will be cooler and the chance of some showers, especially through the midday

hours. sunday it will be extremely windy. i think we'll be under at least a wind advisory. plenty of sunshine but with the winds it will feel downright cold. tomorrow the weather having a moderate impact on your day with rain at times. there may be a few thunderstorms. the weather probably has you changing your plans. good idea to download the nbc washington app. you can get the latest radar and forecast there on your phone. in addition to that, windy, blustery throughout the day tomorrow on your friday. right now we're at 73 degrees. winds out of the south at 22 miles an hour. here is the latest check of storm team4 radar. a lot of the rain in the panhandle of west virginia actually not hitting the ground, just too dry. further back to the west we are seeing some showers. what that means for us, some isolated thundershowers this evening. it looks like the best chance will be between about 8:00 and 9:00 p.m. very light in nature tonight and then some showers continue on into the overnight hours. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow, scattered showers, 66 degrees. chance of a thunderstorm during the morning hours as well. by noon we're already at 73. a high toow

as we head into the afternoon hours, more scattered showers but it will not be a washout. we'll have dry time as well. by 7:00 a temperature of 74. so very mild tomorrow. short sleeves are going to be just fine. the rain intensity tomorrow, again, some moderate rain and some isolated thunderstorms. on saturday just talking about showers in the forecast. tomorrow will be the warmest day as we look to the next four days. saturday a high of 64 degrees. want to show you future weather. it's really favoring rain along and east of i-94 during the morning hours. it looks like frederick, montgomery, loudoun, most of fairfax county mainly dry on saturday but still blustery. windy on sunday. look at the morning planner on sunday. when you factor in the winds, it will feel like temperatures are in the 20s. 11:00 a.m., plenty of sunshine and a temperature of 46. of course, we have the nats playing two games, the cherry blossom ten-miler, the kite festival.

town. lauryn will have a look at what you can expect at ten minutes past. move over mickey d's, burger king, and chipotle, chipotle is muscling its way into the burger business. they're developing a burger chain. according to a filing with the u.s. patent and trademark office, they applied for a trademark for better burger earlier this month. chipotle already has a pizza chain and an asian chain called chop house. there's one of those restaurants here in d.c. it's not how the passengers expected their flight to go. "first at 4," a plane full of people shaken so badly the snack cart is hurled into the air. and are you planning to go to the circus? well, it is coming to town. what you will see this weekend that you may not see agan. i

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metro's general manager is trying to reassure riders after word leaked that parts of the system could be closed for months. paul wiedefeld wants riders to know he is working on a long-range maintenance plan. it will be ready in four to six weeks. he said in a message to

the long-term maintenance plan. severe turn lance forced an american airlines plane to make an emergency landing in little rock. flight 3355 was headed to memphis from dallas yesterday when it encountered some pretty rough weather. the ride was so rough it sent a beverage cart flying in the air spilling and tearing the side of the seat. >> this guy behind me, he's saying, are we going down? are we going down? and he goes i got kids. and this husband and wife sitting behind me, and i look back and i said, sir, i said i promise you, this aircraft is 100% safe and everything is fine. >> two flight attendants were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. the remaining passengers were put on another flight. tonight, you could weigh in on a plan to make some parking changes in reston town center.

hour and go up to $24 for a full day. even folks that work at the center would have to pay. tonight's meeting starts at 6:30 at hyatt regency. the circus is in town and this is your last chance to see elephants in the greatest show on earth. >> yeah. the giant pachyderms are being phased out by ringling brothers. today we got a chance to get up close and personal with one of the stars. this is asia. she's 48, the oldest elephant in the show. the circus elephants are moving to a center for conservation in florida. the elephant manager ryan henning said the change is bittersweet. >> elephants have been around the greatest show on earth for 146 years. they're literally the largest divas of the greatest show on earth. a lot of people come to the show to get up close and personal to the elephants and all of our animals and we're going to continue to have a large variety of different domestic and exotic animals. >> so these retired elephants will also take part in cancer research at the cr

florida. you can catch the ringling brothers show at verizon center now through sunday. we want to know what you think. do you agree with this decision to retire elephants from ringling brothers circus in may. it's our flash survey of the day. call or text the number on your screen or vote on the nbc washington facebook page. "first at 4," it's about to become the newest gem on the national mall. >> but it's already finding itself in the middle of a controversy. how the new african-american history museum will address the allegations against bill cosby. take a look at the radar. rain and storms on the way. just one of the many changes around the corner. storm team4 is tracking the roller coaster. "first at 4." narrator: all that political mail might be overwhelming. let's simplify. only one candidate has been endorsed by the washington post: kathleen matthews. as a journalist and progressive leader at marriott, she has a broad and deep facility with policy. emily's list praises matthews as pro-choice

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and back to that breaking news we are following in richmond. nbc's pete williams has learned one state trooper is now dead at that shooting at a greyhound bus station. pete tells us that the troopers were just conducting a narcotics training operation in the station. that ended. they disbursed throughout the station and were just talking to people. one man that this trooper was just talking with suddenly pulls out a gun and starts shooting and shoots the trooper. police say it does not appear to be an act of terrorism. that suspect is in custody. five otherop

this bus station shooting. we don't know their conditions. again, a state trooper is dead after a shooting at a richmond greyhound bus station and as many as five others hurt. we'll have more updates as we get them. back to you. >> thank you very much, wendy. we'll take a turn to the presidential race. donald trump's troubles with female voters are not getting any better ahead of tuesday's primary in wisconsin. >> his call to punish women who have illegal abortions is adding to his troubles even though he tried to take it back. steve handelsman is live on capitol hill where trump had a surprise meeting today with the republican national committee. >> he did, pat and chris. without warning donald trump did come here to washington today to discuss uniting republicans while his rivals try to use trump's abortion fiasco and other issues to unite women against trump. >> reporter: heidi cruz in wisconsin today working for the votes of women. for ted cruz it's a way to win this state and turn around the

republican race. heidi was a banker, now a mom, vouching for ted. >> i know we are already starting to unify the party. >> reporter: donald trump in d.c. today for party meetings is dividing the party by gender. just 24% of women backed him in this week's poll in wisconsin where his super pac is running this ad. >> sure, i get some grief when i say i'm voting for donald trump, but you know what? i want to protect my family. >> reporter: but trump retweeted this photo of heidi cruz, defended a top aide charged with battery on a woman, and walked back his call for punishing women who have illegal abortions. >> every other time he soaps his mouth it's something that's derogatory towards women. >> he's constantly portraying women as inferior. >> reporter: the woman leading the democratic race today. >> donald trump is showing us exactly who he is and we should believe him. >> reporter: polls show hillary clinton could lose to bernie sanders in wisconsin. >> a lot has changed in 11 months. ep

mathematical shot at denomination. >> it is a very uphill battle, but they are convinced there is a path for them. >> reporter: donald trump is more confident despite his problems. trump tweeted, had a very good meeting with the gop. looking forward to uniting the party. party leaders say they are planning for a contested convention. i'm steve handelsman, news4. chris? >> thank you, steve. now, we're going to update you on that story we first told you about yesterday involving presidential candidate bernie sanders. news4 learned the d.c. council will have to pass special legislation to put sanders' name on the ballot for the june 14th primary. sources close to the d.c. board of elections say it has determined it cannot certify sanders for the ballot because the local democratic party submitted his name one day after the legally binding deadline. sanders' campaign was not at fault. it submitted its paperwork and registration fee to party officials well before t

d.c. council member barnes will introduce emergency legislation to correct that mistake. a to gugo fund me page is s for a worker who died in an accident on wednesday. he was killed when a storage rack collapsed on him. several other workers were hurt. friends say the victim was married, a daughter and another child on the way. you can link to the go fund me page by searching manassas collapse in the nbc washington app. well, it's a very breezy day out there today. and, you know, we have that wind from the south so that's helping bump up those temperatures a little bit as we continue into the afternoon. i mean, we topped out in the low to mid-70s today, so it was

breezy out there. yeah, those wind gusts up to 32 miles an hour. 35 in some spots. we're going to keep the winds pretty much all the way through the weekend, even into early next week. now, we have some rain. it's not hitting the ground just yet. so only chances of isolated showers as we continue into really the evening and then i do believe we'll have some really small chance of some showers during the overnight as well. but as far as your weekend outlook goes, we have a lot of stuff going on this weekend, two nat games, one on friday, one on saturday. both of those could have some showers possible with them. and it's definitely going to be windy for both of them. kite festival. shower possible starting at 10:30 on saturday. and again we could have some showers possible for those as well. very cherry for the cherry blossom 10-miler. >> busy weekend. thanks, lauryn. the next time you're on an amtrak train expect to get connected a whole lot faster. you're looking live at union station where amtrak is expanding access to its free wi- wi-fi. the new

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as we look back to the west, some light showers out that way but a lot of this activity not even hitting the ground. the air just too dry. as we continue into the evening and overnight hours, some isolated showers tonight and bree breezy, but for the most part the roads conditions will be just fine. tomorrow we'll be tracking rain at times and even a few thunderstorms. you'll be dealing with wet roads and on saturday some showers possible, especially east of i-95. so a heads up for the potential of more wet roads. any thunderstorms tomorrow could contain some high gusty winds and heavy rain. lauryn has more on that coming up in ten minutes, pat. >> all righty. it's time to hit the yard and start cleaning it up. >> that's right. the warm-up may have you thinking it's time to start getting out there on the lawn and you may be in the market for a new lawn trimmer. >> consumer reporter susan hogan is here to show you some models. >> there are so many choices. that's what "consumer reports" tested 60 of

some battery powered trimmers performed as well as those gas primers. "consumer reports" tests string trimmers to see how they handle all sorts of tasks from whacking through tall grass and weeds to edging walkways and paths. they looked at three types of trimmers. traditional gasoline powered, corded electric, and battery powered. >> gasoline trimmers have been popular for a long time because they're powerful. they can go anywhere and they run for a long time. >> reporter: "consumer reports" named several gas trimmers best buys, including this $130 riovi. it has a straight shaft ideal for reaching under bushes plus it makes quick work of tall glasses and weeds. for the first time they found several battery powered trimmers that performed just as well as gas trimers. it top rated that ego for $180. >> it has a nice long reach and enough power to handle any situation and

oil and gasoline. >> reporter: just keep in mind the battery lasts about 25 minutes and takes about 40 minutes to recharge. "consumer reports" says for smaller yards and jobs, a corded electric may be all you need. >> all corded electric units are limited to the length of the electric cord, but they are a good, cost-effective alternative for smaller jobs. look for one that has twin cutting strings. you will get the job done faster. >> reporter: the best of the bunch was this $90 riobi. "consumer reports" says be sure to buy the right string size for your trimmer. a line that's too thin will reduce cutting power, too thick and you may slow down the engine motor or just what i do, have two boys, 17 and 11, do the work for you. >> there you go. >> for most people's lawn, 25 minutes is probably enough for most people unless you got a pretty big property. >> you're right. there you go. >> there you go. >> i'll send my

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now. more rain headed our way. we're going to time it out for you. breezy weekend as well. all that coming up in a few minutes. a wave of storms swept through many parts of the country and storm team4 says more severe weather is likely on the way. >> yeah. as nbc's jay gray told us, the storm has injured at least seven people and ravaged some communities. >> reporter: storm sirens sounded overnight as violent weather ripped across the heartland. multiple tornadoes ravaged parts of oklahoma tearing down trees and power lines, smashing cars, and pulling away the roof of this church during a prayer meeting. >> we were huddled right in here. we just all balled up in a ball here and praying, and everything blew in around us, but we were good. none of us even have a scratch on us. >> reporter: golf ball-sized hail pounded southern kansas leaving behind a trail of damage that stretched for miles. while in arkansas hea

left parts of little rock a big mess. rescue teams worked through the night saving drivers, some clinging to trees after their cars were swept away in flash floods and an american eagle flight from dallas to memphis was forced to land because of severe turbulence. >> this guy behind me, he's saying, are we going down? are we going down? and he goes, i got kids. >> reporter: the plane touched down safely at the little rock airport two flight attendants were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. forecasters say more storms are expected across the region this evening. jay gray, nbc news. the storms that rolled across the midwest, all a part of the same frontal system headed to our area now. it doesn't look like we're going to see that severe weather that they did in the midwest, thank goodness, but we have chances of isolated thunderstorms as we go through the next 24 hours or

temperatures out there right now, boy, is it warm. we made it into the lower 70s today. thank goodness for that southerly wind. that helped to bump us up quite a bit into the 70s and we're not going to fall too far tonight. if you're driving out and about, it's still going to be breezy, temperatures in the low 70s. right around 70 degrees between 7:00 and 8:00. showers possible. isolated chances of showers. but it is going to be breezy so make sure you have that steering wheel held tight. wind gusts up into the 30s and that's the way it will be during the overnight as well. clouds pushed in. we had a little veiled sunshine out there this morning. clouds continued to move into the region and that's what we're looking at. cloudy conditions right now. we're not seeing any rain on our radar. you may be able to see it from the nbc washington app. it's a different resolution but it's not falling. we're just too dry. it's not hitting that surface. so we've got some rain possible tonight but just some scattered showers or some isolated showers i should say as we go

tomorrow morning, we could have some isolated storms, scattered showers tomorrow evening. temperatures in the low 70s. all right. so let's go ahead and time it out for everybody. we'll start it at 5:00 this evening. and again here is some scattered stuff coming through our area, scattered light rain showers. and tomorrow morning there is that line that will come through. so we could have some thunderstor thunderstorms, isolated thunderstorms. it would bring damaging winds possible but that's the only threat. we'll keep that chance as we go into the afternoon and evening. but most of us clear out before more clouds come back on friday night into saturday. we do have a chance for rain on saturday. it will be chilly on saturday and into sunday. definitely blustery on sunday. so the rain intensity as we go through, maybe a moderate rain. you might want to get more of a bigger umbrella because we could have isolated storms and watch out for those winds but high tomorrow is pumping up to around 80 degrees so that's why we have a chance again for some isolated thunderstorms. saturday we're in the

going to be breezy but by sunday we're only in the lower 50s. windchills are going to be in the 20s in the morning and only feeling like the 30s and 40s more much of the day. we're back into the 60s on monday. that's our next chance of rain with maybe a little wet snow at night. guys? >> thanks, lauryn. we are working several developing stories in the newsroom, including allegations of police abuse. pat collins talked to the man about what led to the encounter and what police say happened. imagine no mail for months. the problem inside a local apartment building and what the postal service is doing about it. pieces of history on the auction block. news4's wendy rieger youns us with details from the newsroom. >> it's so very cool for a throwback thursday. toys, old signs, biscuit tins, the stuff our childhood was made of, two vast elections are an ott way to the auction block.

anyone who lived back then and remembers that life which is so different from today. we'll tell you how you can get your hands on some of these collections. i'm see you in a few minutes on news4 at 5:00. we're getting our first look at what's in store for rosslyn as officials work to spruce up the neighborhoods. they unveiled first installation of custom benches, bike racks, and mobile kiosks. the changes are designed to inspire people to be outside and create a community feel. >> rosslyn is arlington's downtown. rosslyn is arlington's front door. that front door needs to be open for business, open for residents, and open for entertainment. >> the first street to get upgraded is the area around wilson boulevard and oak street. some of soccer's most elite women have filed

complaint charging u.s. soccer with wage discrimination. the filing contends the women's team is the driving force for u.s. soccer. the governing body for the sport here in america. the women continue to win olympic gold and world cup titles while shattering ratings records for soccer games. they feel it's time to demand equal pay. if they make the world cup rosters, they make a bowous that's just 44% of what their male counterparts earn. >> last year u.s. soccer, according to its numbers, made over $16 million from this team. the men's team caused a $2 million loss. the numbers are very obviously in favor of the women. >> now, the u.s. soccer federation released this statement today. it says, quote, in part, while we've not seen this complaint and can't comment about the specifics of it, we are disappointed about this action.

winner bb wymans has a new musical opening soon in our area. >> it's called "born for this" and it's coming to an arena stage this summer. yeah, that's some classic music and brand new songs will be featured in the show. he stopped by our studios today and talked to barbara harrison. he's talking about a musical journey talking about how he and his sister cece winans got started. >> we can find out how bebeand cece became a duet and how we moved from mowtown to north carolina with tammy and jimmy baker. >> a lot of folks will be looking forward to

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the eiffel tower was closed today due to a strike over governt

35-hour workweek and other labor rules. the company operating the monument said in a statement that there wasn't enough staff to open the tower with sufficient security and reception conditions. students and workers held street protests across france. some of them were violent. train operators, teachers, and others also went on strike. right now we are hearing the dramatic story of a florida skydiver who was injured last week after a midair collision. >> reporter: go pro video captured the scary moments when sebastian collided with another jumper in midair at sky dive city. >> i remember exiting the airplane and approximately five seconds afterwards we collided. >> reporter: the camera spins out of control until it hits the ground. >> i have had some near

but i had never actually experienced or seen a collision of this type. >> reporter: sebastian was knocked unconscious. his father, alejandro, says he's grateful his son's automatic reserve deployed. sebastian ended up on county road 54 where several people rushed to his aid. >> my next memory is lying on the ground in pain. >> reporter: leal is paralyzed from the waist down. the bruises are still visible. he fractured his spine in four places. the 23-year-old has done over 400 jumps and says he's not going to let this one scare him. >> i love using wing suits. i encourage people to try it. i have no regrets, and it's a great feeling, you know. i have no regrets. >> wow. he's now on his way to atlanta to begin

ten weeks before he walks again. right now at 5:00, a man says he was tased by a cop after he was handcuffed. what's the real motive here? >> metro transit police are searching for a washington post express paper guy who allegedly stabbed a commuter on his way to catch the train this morning. tracee wilkins will have the latest. we have learned it was the cia in a k-9 training exercise with the loudoun county sheriff's department that left explosive materials on a loudoun county school bus. and we're tracking isolated showers tonight. >> and we'll also have some thunderstorms. we'll track the severe threat coming up. but we start with the breaking news we've been following for about an hour now. someone shot and killed a state tr

station in richmond, and we just learned the gunman is also dead. we're still working to get more information because it's unclear how many other people have been hurt. pat lawson muse will have the latest in a couple minutes at the live desk. >> here in our area it started with a traffic stop, quickly escalated into a physical confrontation between park police and two men. >> and now we're hearing about claims of excessive force. news4's pat collins is at d.c.'s superior court with details on what happened. pat? >> reporter: chris, a simple traffic stop turns violent and ugly. what really happened easter monday on 9th street southeast. do you think they targeted you because they thought you were gay? >> yes, yes. >> reporter: that's john davis. he's 50 years old. he says he was hand cuffed and tased, tased twice in his back by a park police officer during a traffic stop in t0