news 4 at 11:00 begins with breaking news. that breaking news tonight, a double stabbing in arlington. we're seeing a massive police response. news 4 broke the story on tw

learned in the past hour one of the victims has died. news 4 jackie benson is live at the scene, good evening, jackie. >> reporter: megan, we're told that this began as some type of fight or dispute on the sidewalk just up the street. now, the man who was killed is said to be in his late 40s. it is not clear at this time if he is related to the less seriouslilily -- victim in his late 20s, people heard sounds of a fight out on the streets. it is not clear how many people were involved but it resulted in the stabbing. police shut down several blocks of the road which remain closed down at this time. as well as part of third street. >> there was some information that an assailant may have gone into one of these houses. we have pretty much discounted that. we think that it

miscommunication. indeed it was a victim going in there trying to help. however, to ensure our absolute safety of everybody we're going to clear the house. but that is where you're seeing that activity. >> reporter: now, as you mentioned this is arlington county's first homicide of the year. police have not released the victim's name. they're still in the process of notifying his family. live in arlington, jackie benson, news 4. alexandria just had had its first homicide of the year, tonight police are looking for leads. a 69-year-old man was found monday night with a head injury. today, he was assaulted during a robbery. if you have any information call the alexandria police. a vigil tonight to honor the memory of virginia state police trooper chad dermyer, who was

bus station yesterday. the fellow trooper's killed gunman was identified as james brown of illinois. brown had had a long criminal record and police say he had more than 140 rounds of ammunition with him. about 250 people paid tribute to dermyer. and police say that yesterday's shooting could have been far worse. >> had it not been for trooper chad i can't imagine how many more lives would have been lost. >> a birmingham student injured in the shooting was reduleased from the hospital. another woman was also injured. and today, we're getting video of a shooting. >> do it. use it.

[ screaming ] >> the defendant was wearing a so-called stun cuff and when he ignored orders, the electric shock was used on him. the judge pled guilty to a civil rights violation and sentenced to a year of probation and had had to pay a $5,000 fine. a power line was struck by lightning after a storm rolled through potomac this evening. you're about to see some video. you can see there it caused a pretty good sized fire. now, this happened around 7:00, officials from the montgomery county fire and rescue shot the footage while the firefighters put out the flames. while many of us did not see storms tonight that could change this weekend. let's talk to amelia siegal in the weather center. >> we're going to track rain tomorrow but not thunderstorms. and then tomorrow night

very windy. a high wind watch will begin tomorrow, through noontime on sunday. this includes the entire d.c. metro area, gusts potentially up to 60 miles an hour. with winds this strong we could see minor damage and downed trees and power lines. you want to use caution if you drive a high profile vehicle. a freeze watch will go into effect and run through sunday morning. this is parts of montgomery county, and frederick counties. if you have plants you probably want to put them back inside if you live in these areas. we'll track rain tomorrow, i'll show you the timing of that rain. and you could be completely dry tomorrow coming up in our forecast. and new at 11:00, we're getting video of a huge police presence in downtown silver springs. police say a fight broke out among teenagers, nobody was hurt, we're still leng

they arrested anybody. tonight, firefighters quickly knocked out flames at a town house in laurel. chopper 4 flew over the scene near sandy spring road. the back deck went up in flames and quickly spread up to the roof, nobody was hurt. investigators are trying to figure out how it happened. tonight, two last minute searches were organized for this man's children. it has been a year and a half since the two were seen with their mother. >> reporter: sarah and jacob went missing two years ago in september, last seen with their mother, catherine, when they disappeared in montgomery county. tonight, the children's father, troy turner, tells me he and volunteers will search the park this weekend. >> i don't necessarily believe they're there, but it's one of the more possible scenarios that we can come up with. so that is wh

a rush getting this done. >> reporter: the children's mother has been in a psychiatric facility since they went missing. she was diagnosed with schizophrenia before they went missing, saying they were with a friend, she never gave details where we were. she was arrested, facing charges with child neglect and abduction. >> i know there are two things possible, but i'm optimistic we'll get there one way or another. >> and tonight troy says he welcomes people to help out, folks out here in virginia, people in maryland, and d.c. the search starts at 9:00 a.m. on saturday and sunday. >> i miss my kids and want them home. new at 11:00. a man is facing charges after police say he used social media and the app kick to have sex with an underage girl. he was arrestedas

posted a craigslist ad soliciting young models. the victim responded to the ad and contacted evans on kick. she told him she was 14, but it didn't stop him. on more than one occasion he drove to her house in montgomery county to have sex, police believe there are other victims in the baltimore area. evans is free on bond tonight. and president obama praised the progress being made on securing nuclear materials around the world. then he took a shot at donald trump. the president said a lot of important work is started even if the goal of stopping nukes doesn't happen in his lifetime. then he was asked about south korea and japan and arming themselves with weapons. >> the person who made the statements doesn't know much about foreign policy or nuclear policy or the korean peninsula or the world generally. >> the president said that

trump's comments came up during talks with foreign leaders at the summit. he said other nations want sobriety and clarity from the united states. a new mosque and cultural center will have their grand opening in maryland tomorrow. vice president joe biden, the president of turkey and our dignitaries from around the world are expected to be there. news 4 got a tour of the $110 million center today. the largest muslim center in the entire area. this features a turkish bath, an education center and indoor pool and basketball court. if you have plans to visit the washington monument tomorrow heads up, it will be closed tomorrow all day for repairs. 86 people were stranded when another elevator malfunctioned. and they had to walk down nearly 900 steps. the elevators have been shut down for the second time this

[000:09:59;00] computer system this week. medstar says there about 90% back in order, they say there are electronic health records, registration and scheduling. medstar doesn't believe patient information was compromised. they were hacked at ten hospitals in d.c. and maryland, which is about 250 clinics. next up, another hack that grabbed headlines. the one that targeted the bush family. the suspect is now in virginia. plus, why the next few hours are some of the most dangerous for the week for your account balance if you're an on-line shopper.

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i'm david trone and i approve this message. when a knife was suddenly discovered at the site of o.j. simpson's former home it set off massive speculation, but tonight police say it was not the weapon used to kill nicole simpson and ron goldman. forensics ruled out that idea. the man that found it gave it to a police officer, the detectives learned only recently he had it. the actual weapon was never found. and taking a stand, banning a trip to south carolina, the mayor is opposed to a law that critics say discriminates against the lgbt community.

this afternoon, the mayor cancelled plans for d-dot attend a meeting in raleigh. meanwhile, they are rejecting to change the law, despite the governor's suggestion of tweaking the bill earlier this week. critics held a rally as you see there in wilmington today. the controversial law limits protection for gays, lesbians and transgender people. the hacker accused of breaking into george w. bush's private e-mail account is now in alexandria facing criminal charges, named marcel lazar, he successfully hacked the bush family's e-mails, art work and a self portrait of the president in a tub. the authority agreed to charge him with stalking and wire fraud. and if you had a few glasses

of wine tonight, you could see evidence that the drunk shopping late at night leads to a spike in on-line sales. nbc's kristen dahlgren has more. >> reporter: you are not alone if the urge to spend kicks in sometime after midnight on friday. >> clothes. >> a scooter. >> reporter: on-line retailer lists says that orders are up 48% at 2:00 a.m. friday, compared to earlier on monday. >> i drank a whole bottle of wine, and then got gifts for my mom, dad, sister and myself. >> reporter: liz says those late-night shoppers spend more than their school-night counter parts. >> it's all about the stress relief and anxiety, purchasing something gives you a happy surge, and people are looking for that at the end of a long work week. >> reporter: and it seems that

women are leading the charge. >> they're drunk confident. those pieces make you feel good. >> reporter: dresses are up 320% late friday night. lingerie goes up 50%, and shoe sales double, especially the expensive ones. so what can you do to help curb the urge? don't save your credit card information on line. and set up a separate e-mail for all of those offers. >> unfortunately for shoppers the retailers are very aware that this is a trend as well so they're seeing more targeted ads. >> reporter: ads that may just make you think you can't live without those. >> shoes. >> shirts. >> skis i didn't need. >> reporter: kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new york. i guess when they say nothing good happens after 2:00 a.m. they include shopping, as well. >> hide your wallet, yeah, not good. anyway, if you were purchasing i don't know, maybe some swim suits or flip-flops, certainly not going to be

helpful this weekend. >>no the winter jacket away. on sunday we'll feel more like december around here. now, tomorrow spring-like, kind of seasonable out there. tomorrow will be extremely windy on sunday. we're going to deal with high winds especially during the first half of the day and that will make temperatures feel like they're in the 20s during the morning hours because of those high winds and how cold it will feel. sunday will be a storm team 4 weather alert day. we warm right back up on monday, and again showers around tomorrow morning. i'll show you that on future weather in just a second. tomorrow, a low to moderate impact on the day, rain moderate, small umbrella just fine. you need the sunglasses by the afternoon, i think we could have a lot of sunshine tomorrow afternoon, kind of like what we saw today. here is future weather at 6:00 a.m., you can see it's keeping us cloudy, mainly dry. notice what happens as we move towards 8, 9, 10:00 a.m. notice

how it's along and east of down in southern maryland, in the district, arlington and alexandria as well. now, as we head into the mid-day hours any rain quickly exits. so if you're in montgomery county, prince william, faquier, another wave of rain moves through the area. notice the pink and blue here, potentially wet snowflakes mixing in. absolutely no accumulation, but if it happens we'll see a lot of pictures show up on social media. the rain will exit and the winds increase. the afternoon planner, showers around, by noon we're dry, cooler, temperature around 60, a high tomorrow around 65 hitting it about 4:00 p.m. in the afternoon. with strong winds on sunday, we'll see isolated damage around the area. you want to secure any loose

do gusts around 16 miles an hour around times. this is what it feels like sunday morning when you factor in those wins. temperatures in the 20s, teens in some spots, like gaithersburg, cherry blossom, ten-miler sunday morning not looking very comfortable at all. around noon, temperatures still feel like they're in the 20s, some spots in the 30s at that point. so the weekend outcome, increasing sunshine, the kite festival, some showers early. breezy later, the cherry blossoms, stay warm and bring the gloves. a high on sunday, 52. monday 56, normal with a chance of rain later in the day. breezy on tuesday, plenty of sunshine but cooler. high temperatures on tuesday in the upper 40s. as we look to wednesday there is a high of 53, a mix of sun and clouds, more rain on thursday, next friday we'll keep it dry with a high temperature of 59. april starting off with a little bit of everything, temperatures

overall running below normal. >> >> that is all right. >> 80 to 30 in a matter of five days. >> hard to believe. right. coming up after the break, the capitals continue to take history. another record could fall tonight. highlights ahead. but first, here is jimmy fallon. hey, guys, aaron paul is my guest tonight. plus, we have governor chris you can't predict the market. but through good times and bad... ...at t. rowe price... ...we've helped our investors stay confident for over 75 years. call us or your advisor. t. rowe price. invest with confidence.

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y sports. well, they already wrapped up the president's trophy and tonight the caps look to make a little history. >> that is right, hey, sebastien. >> reporter: hey, guys, incredible for the caps, highest in franchise wins looking for victory number 55 in colorado against an avalanche team that should be noted is fighting for a playoff spot on their very own, pretty much good for the caps after a tough loss in philly on website. a physical style of play, absolutely legals zatarof here, punishing hit by the capitals winger. zatarof had to have out of of the game after that. that gave the caps a needed boost. beagle picks off the pass, great

effort from number 83, washington up 1-0, another four play. great half pass,çó half shot fo marcus johansson. alex ovechkin. and how about the wizards. the equipment manager putting morris' old suns jersey in his locker, of course got traded mid-season from phoenix to washington. quick quickly finishing, one wizard always comes to play, you can count on john wall, 12 points, 12 minutes in the first. suns up 46-40 late second quarter in that game. to the diamond we go. opening day just three days away. one big story line for the nets, can bryce harper and jonathan

papelbon get along after last season, ryan zimmerma the right. up 2-0 after one, the nats. liner to right, ben rereve, has those wheels, nats take us 3-0 lead in the ninth. papelbon, hits the close out. they play the twins again tomorrow opening against the braves on monday. meanwhile, the orioles traveling up i-95 taking on the philadelphia phillies. pick this one up in the fourth, let's make it five, steve to tolleson, he is in to win the game. 8-7, now the orioles will take on the twins on opening day. start of the season for dc united. they have yet to win, trouble in defense without their goalie.

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