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strike. a chilly night tonight. and even a frost advisory. so a cold start in the morning. wait until you see that seven-day forecast. >> announcer: news 4 at 11:00 starts now. there is a search tonight for a man who sexually assaulted a 77-year-old woman inside her apartment. >> the building is specifically for seniors and people with disabilities. and now, other residents are worried about their safety. police tell us the attack happened a week ago today on wood mere court in centerville. that's where we find news 4's jackie bensen with the story. jackie? >> reporter: jim, there may have been some initial hesitation on the victim's part to fully convey the details of what happened to her. and those details are hard to hear. >> gnaw, i never heard -- you are telling me? this is news to me. >> reporter: residents we spoke

at sully station. >> i'm just now hearing it. >> reporter: said they weran aware of the exemtreatmently disturbing crime reported here last week. police say a 77-year-old woman was in her apartment with the door closed but unlocked when a man entered, spoke with her, and sexually assaulted her. he robbed her of cash before leaving. >> i would like to see more security in this place because you know what? i am a disabled person. and we have seniors here, too. and we need more security. how come we don't have it? >> reporter: the complex has two large buildings on wood mere court in centerville. just inside the front door of one building is a security door that people told us has been frequently been left propped open during ongoing construction. in fact it was propped open tonight. >> this is the first i heard of it and utsds' very shocking and surprising for this close

cozy community. but with the shocked, but i'm not also not entirely surprised. >> reporter: fairfax county police tell us there is an active investigation underway. now detectives obviously will be looking for any type of security camera footage that might number the area. they will work closely with the victim to get a better description of the man who attacked her, possibly try to come up with some type of sketch from her information. live in centerville, jackie bensen, news 4. i'm chris lawrence at the law desk with new results with a local presidential poll. the maryland primary is only two weeks away. tonight we have a new nbc 4 maris poll that shows both front-runner with double digits leads. among likely republican voters in maryland donald trump leads senator ted cruz by 12 points, 41-29 with governor john kasich

among democrats, hillary clinton has an even lar she is up 58 to 36% over senator bernie sanders with the margin of error at 3 1/2 points. only new york votes between now and ape 26th when maryland and four other states hold primaries. both sides will see a big delegate hall. and among the five states, only one state has more delegates at stake than maryland. we looked at hypothetical general election matchups. it shows both democrats winning easily. clinton and sanders beat all three republicans by at least 17 points. you can get a better look at the nbc 4 washington app. our poll also shows maryland's senate race will likely go down to the wire. congressman van holidayen has a six point lead over congresswoman donna edwards. the other big factor is undecided voters in maryland. 18% of likely democratic voters say they haven'ta

minds about this senate race t. and 14% say they could still change their minds before casting their ballots. metro's general manager calls it is his most important hire to date. today paul we hade felled announced patrick lachb will be met row's new chief safety office. lachb spent his 33 year clearing working for new york city's transit system this. announcement comes as we hade felled prepares to testify before congress tomorrow about safety issues. and news 4's scott mcfarlane obtained copies of his prepared statement. he is expected to say that metro is suffering from systemic issues that are related to everything from tracks to stations. there was a small sign of progress today. metro posting some video of one of its oldest 1,000 series rail cars getting taken off the tracks for good. these older cars are being replaced by the newer 7,000 series cars while the old ones are heading to the scrap yard.

about that stabngmetro station . court documents say that suspect, 18-year-old javante hall knew the victim, john evans. investigators tell us the teens got into some sort of argument that may have stemmed from a fight on social media. police say both appeared to throw punches, and evans was stabbed in the neck. tonight, community leaders tell news 4 this is not just a metro safety issue. it's larger problem with teenage violence around the district. news 4's shomari stone spent tonight talking to some of these loaders about how to stop that cycle of violence. >> reporter: 18-year-old vante hall is charged are murdering a 15-year-old. less than three weeks ago, police say another teen killed another 15-year-old. the latest incidents of youth violence in washington, d.c. >> i'm extremely thankful that we have this excet

discussion called district of columbia talks about the causes of teen crime and what could be done to stop it. >> there are large segments of the population where kids are living in situations where they don't have enough responsible adults around them. >> reporter: attorney general racine says kids need services and positive role models. >> the kids that we see who come into the criminal justice system can benefit from services that directly relate to mental health issues, behavioral issues, parenting. >> reporter: tonight people tell me that gangs, unemployment, broken families, peer pressure are all contributing factors to youth violence. some conflicts start on line, according to court documents a witness to the monday deanwood murder told investigators that evans and hall were engaged in a verbal altercation stemming from social media, and they both threatened to harm each oter

physically. >> there are individual use r: works for d.c.'s department of human services. >> we really work to address both the youth and the family. >> reporter: it is sometimes challenging to reach this generation, but these people won't stop trying. news 4. the man accused of killing his wife and a prince william county police officer is facing new charges tonight. a grand jury has added two counts of capital murder against ronald hamilton. hamilton is already facing capital murder and first-degree murder for allegedly killing his wife and then killing officer ashley begin done during an argument in his home. two attempted capital murders were added for his attempt in killing two other officers. nearly 40,000 verizon workers are ready to walk off the job tomorrow morning at 6:00. those worker are in a stan

contrac g eryland, virginia, and the district. verizon tells us it has thousands of non-union workers on stand by in case that strike does happen. the strike will not impact verizon wireless service. some workers are planning to picket tomorrow in arlington and silver springs. parts of our area are under a frost advisory for tomorrow morning. but once we get through this, we could be kind of awesome by the end of the week, doug? >> kind of awesome for sure. how about really awesome as we head towards the end of the week and the weekends. you mentioned frost. the advisory does not include the metro region. it includes northern montgomery county, louden county, frederick county and areas closer to the blue ridge here. we are going to see some areas of frost. you may have to scrape the ice off your windows tomorrow

drivglenty of sun. but as wendy said, awesome is . this happened earlier this month in loveville in st. mary's county. take a look. the man smashed the door to accurate guns and ammo. but when the alarm went off and lights came on he froze. eventually he did get out of there without taking anything. sheriff's deputies are still searching for him tonight. they believe he was driving a white toyota with a sun roof. this was a law that was passed to help d.c. firefighters who are suffering from work-related illnesses. but the d.c. council has not put the money aside to fund it. so today firefighter larry depete row begged t

he is suffering from a lung people that will not be able to retire like li myself or adisease. and they are going to be put in a very bad position. >> we asked the mayor's office and councilmember kenyon mcduffy to comment today on this. both declined our requests. new video tonight showing progress inside the capitol dome. how close construction crews are getting to this massive restoration project. missing for nine days n the desert, with no one but her dog to keep her company. new tonight, the amazing rescue coming out of arizona. we are getting new information on the shooting death of that former nfl player, will smith. chris lawrence back with an

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back here at the live desk we are hearing a new account of the shooting that left a former nfl star dead and a passenger is defending the man accused of killing will smith. new orleans police say a mercedes and a hummer got into a fender bender over the weekend. that led to a confrontation between the former saints player and a man named cardel hayes. today investigators found

fullyoafire a passenger in hayes' cca le. smith had a gun and was going to shoot it. and cardel may have saved both their lives n. my mind, this is justifiable homicide. hayes is being held on $1 million bond. and the saints just announced there will be a public visitation for will smith on friday. wendy? on capitol hill today, 858 members of democracy spring were arrested again and charged with unlawful demonstrating. more than 400 protesters were arrested yesterday. this group is holding a we can-long sit in, as they call for campaign finance reform. you may have noticed some of the scaffolding starting to come down off the capitol dome. tonight speaker paul ryan says the restoration is underbudget and ahead of schedule

excluvehat's being done inside and outside the capitol. this restoration project started in early 2014. speaker ryan says it will be done in time for the presidential inauguration in january. and he made it quite clear today that he will not be the one who will be delivering that inauguration address. you can see more of this exclusive video and peter alexander's interview with the speaker coming up tomorrow morning on the "today" show. seven cans of soup are missing tonight. they weren't taken from a pantry. seven prints of andy warhol's famous campbell soup one series were stolen from the walls of the springfield art museum in missouri. they are valued at nearly half a million dollars. >> the theft of these iconic prints the museum has had in its permanent collection for 30 years feel like the loss of a family member. >> the museum doesn't have

come forward with information. a trip to visit her grandchildren turned into a nine-day survival test in the wilderness for a 72-year-old woman. on march 31st, ann rogers got lost. then she ran out of gas on a remote dirt road in the canyon creek area of arizona. for the next nine days, she and her dog wandered around looking for help. she survived on pond water and plants. search crews finally spotted this "help" sign that rogers made out of sticks. they found her and her dog on saturday. other than sun burn, she is expected to be fine. pretty incredible. she was lucky. >> yeah, she is. well, we're lucky, too. what a great week we have unfolding. >> i think we finally get to stretch a couple of these together. we've had one here, one there. we get about six or

nice days -- >> and on you, folks. let's look at what is happening outside right now. a little bit on the cool side. not all that bad. we have cool air moving in. the north wind coming in at 12 miles per hour will bring in cooler air. 50 currently at the airport. the rest of the region. 39 in fred ricks, that's the coalest spot. 45 back towards winchester. we are going to cool. and i mentioned the frost advisory. once again you may have to scrape ice off your car early tomorrow morning, around the blue ridge, frederick, haguerstown, winchester, towards the front royal area. you may have that issue. but you are not going to be dealing with rain. no rain for the next seven days or so. high pressure will be dominating the region. clear skies across our yir also help temperatures to fall. it's going to be a cold start tomorrow morning. notice the cold front that we saw the

that rainhe flot. but you will also notice clear skies. that means that area of high pressure is going to move in overnight. that allows temperatures to cool down to 31 in frederick. 42 in d.c. it lab cold but not as cold as it was sunday morning or monday morning. not all that bad. bust out forecast tomorrow. 42 in the d.c. metro area in sunshine tomorrow afternoon. 60 degrees. on the cool side. high temperatures aren't the rest of the year. upper 50s to around 60. 63 in fredericksburg. average is right around 67 degrees. it will be cool for this time of year. but not a bad afternoon. it's just breezy. i mentioned the high pressure. high pressure dominating. but notice, it's too our north. any time it's to our north we are on the colder side of it. right now it allows for the colder air to drift down. as it shifts to the south later on thisee

>> delicious. >> gives us plenty of sunshine. wekend because high temperatures get into the 70s. 63 on thursday. 65 on friday. 67 on saturday. but we can do better than that. 74 on sunday. delicious weather on sunday. monday also looking good to start off next week. we could even hit the 80 degree mark in some areas next monday. let's just keep it going all the way through the summer. >> that would be lovely. >> not going to happen. >> but it would be great. coming up, bryce harper and the gnats do something they haven't done since coming d.c. >> sports is next. first here's jimmy fallon. >> amy schumer is my guest tonight.

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>> announcer: this is the xfinity sports desk, brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. another one in the curly w column. we are loving this start. >> yes, atlanta might be the worst team in all of major league baseball. >> i think they are. >> but the nationals are doing exactly what they are supposed to do. it's the best start for the nationals since moving to d.c. a 5-1 record. they have now won 12 straight versus the braves at nationals park. bryce harp he were turns out to be a difference maker. he was 0 for 3 but atlanta made the mistake of not pitching around him i

gonzalez and his wonderful hair was on the mound tonightsreless. geohad it going. garcia goes down swinging there. later on, more from gonzalez. he went six innings. struck out four batters, allowed in runs in his first start of the season. head to the 8th. still scoreless, two on, two out for mr. harper. and the reigning national league mvp comes up big time. la core can't make the catch. drew comes home. so does rent don't. harper fired up. two run double. the gnats, they beat the braves 2-1. they are now 5-1 on the season. up to boston. bucks/birds. looking to ta perfect. ior yoels perfect so far this season. j.

top of the 6. boston back up trumbo at the dish. a two run homer for him. his second of the season. that tied the game at 4-4. then in the 7th, james jerry harding had himself a game. pretty much the same exact spot as his first home run of the game. two homers for hardy tonight. the orioles say perfect, 7-0. they take this one by a final of 9-7. the last time the orioles had this good a start to the season, 1970, the year they won the world series. thursday night, the journey towards the stanley cup begins. caps and flyers. we know philly will try to make it as ugly and as physical as a series

the hats with theow many wins w will take to hoist the stanley cup. plenty of reminders. the second season starts root now. but the players already knew that. >> guys recognize how special, you know, it is to play in the playoffs. it's not a right to be in the playoffs. you have to earn your way in. and once you earn your way in you have to earn every inch that you get out there. at the end of the day there is going to be one happy team and 29 very disappointed teams. >> also, jay beagle did practice today. so the cap tolls fully healthy. he missed the regular season

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[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- amy schumer, richard linklater,