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for millions as damaging tornados race across the plains. >> i can't see any debris, but that's going to be our tornado right there. >> this is a controlled environment. on two hours sleep. >> ha happened to scott when he hit the road without rest. >> the dangers of drowsy driving, and the impact it's having on your drive to work. news 4 at 11:00 starts now. >> an emotional night for the families and friends of three people shot and killed in less than24 hours last week. good evening. >> the man accused of all those murders made his first court appearance today, but tonight the focus was on the victims. news 4's jackie benson starts us off tonight. >> reporter: one county official at tonight's

malcolm "mike" winfill, the best of montgomery county. his family says they already knew that. >> we always knew he was a hero. and we always knew that if somebody was in need or in danger, he would not runaway. he would run towards to help and present. >> reporter: norma winfeld, flanked by her two children spoke with a sense of peace and calm, as if carried by the strength of her late husband's arms. >> he was the most selfless person you've ever met, and for those who didn't, you've missed out on a wonderful, wonderful man. he was awesome in every way. he was my better half. he was the greatest father, an amazing husband, a great son, brother, an unbelievable friend. >> reporter: andy

super hero shirt. >> everyone would remember him as a happy-go-lucky guy. >> reporter: his daughter had a message for her father's co-worker who was also shot and remains hospitalized. the two treated themselves to lunch every friday, that's why they were there. >> i want him to know that we are praying for his recovery and happy to know that he's going to be okay. >> reporter: that young woman you just heard from is a high school student here in month gom where i county who just lost her father who would have very proudly been paying her college tuition very soon. now an organization called the victims rights foundation is trying to raise money for her and the other victims' family members,

we learned in court that tordil may have stopped the crime spree because he lost his glass. he is now charged with three counts of first degree murder. two in montgomery county. he was ordered held without bond. tonight's weather is topping the headlines in the country, here in the d.c. metro region it's soggy, and we're all a bit sun deprived. >> while we prepare for another wet commute tomorrow, another part of our country is dealing with dangerous storms. we continue with our chris lorne. >> you have to see these tornados to get a sense of just how powerful they are. >> it's tearing up. >> violent motion here.

>> the twisters tore through oklahoma today. and the latest word we're getting is that at least two people have been killed. one of them was an elderly man. his home in wynnewood torn apart. several people were driving home when the sirens started going off, warning people to take cover. several captured footage of funnel clouds. wind speeds have been well over 100 miles per hour, enough to damage or destroy multiple homes. if all that wasn't enough, they're also getting hit with hail the size of tennis balls. when you look at all this, our rain showers don't seem bad at all. >> what happened down there today, a tornado outbreak that they saw in oklahoma, nearly 20 reports of tornados across the plains today. you saw those amazing shots of those tornados down towards oklahoma. watch what happens as they

right along the oklahoma city area. i was watching this all afternoon. watch how you have nothing, and then boom, these super cell thunderstorms developing. now for us, nothing like that moving our way. that storm system not even coming our way. we're going to be stuck with the very stable conditions. right now we have rain back to the west. this is not rain around d.c. this is ground clutter. we have rain to the west. and notice this, showers developing to our west. we are in for one wet morning. that is for sure. here's what you need to know tomorrow. more rain likely, keep the umbrellas ready. and we're talking about the 50s. we'll have the latest on the forecast coming up. he calls himself the nova creeper on social media. matthew bishop is facing child pornography charges. he was also sharing child porn

loudoun county detectives found him. he was released after posting bond. for the first time, this election cycle, there will be more democrats than republicans battling for votes in a presidential primary. >> voters in west virginia cast their ballots tomorrow. donald trump will be running uncontested for the first time, but bernie sanders and hillary clinton are still angling for their share of the state's 37 delegates. 29 will be divided based on the percentage of the vote for each candidate. the other eight are super delegates. polls open 6:30 a.m. and close at 7:30 tomorrow evening. >> hillary clinton is already looking ahead to the general election in virginia. she spent time in a loudoun county coffee shop, talking about the cost of child care, paid family leave and equal pay for equal work. clinton easily won the democratic primary in virginia

your help finding this man. 24 year old leon stewart, accused of shooting and killing 29-year-old dar net richardsone. there's a reward of $25,000 for any information that leads to an arrest and conviction. every 61 hours, a police officer dies in the line of duty in our country. this week, tens of thousands will come to washington for national police week, to honor those who have made the ultimate sacrifice. news 4's shomari stone is live. >> reporter: a vigil to honor fallen police officers, such as ashley guindon. she died in the line of duty on february 27.

killed. >> reporter: tonight a fellow officer speaks out about the tragic night. he along with officer ashley guindon were shot. >> i remember laying in the yard after being shot. i terrible feeling of not being able to help ashley or jesse and needing help myself. >> reporter: ashley's uncle and aunt were at tonight's ceremony. >> she had her whole life ahead of her. >> reporter: her colleagues and friends appreciate her sacrifice. >> she had a passion for law enforcement. >> reporter: the crowd paid honor to those who paid the price over the last century. and these are gone but not forgotten. each rose represents the fallen officer who either lived or worked in prince william county. over here, each program has a

their cars to remember and pay tribute to the officers. shomari stone, news 4. they say tomorrow's another day. right now, metro riders just hope it doesn't include another rush hour meltdown. >> the gm will hold an unprecedented meeting tomorrow with all 650 of metro's managers. he's trying to reverse the safety culture at the agency. a source tells the transportation reporter that could include major staff change. the meeting comes a track problems continue for metro. just today a stuck train caused big delays on the orange, blue and silver lines. some riders say it's the new normal. >> you can't check is there a delay. >> you do before you leave. >> stay up to date on metro disruptions and any news out of tomorrow's meeting with breaking news alerts

app. one of the officers connected with the death of freddie gray could request a bench trial. that means the officer could ask for the judge to hear the case and not a jury. they're asking that freddie gray's death not be mentioned at trial because the charges don't require proof that gray was injured. we all want to beat the morning rush, but at what cost? >> the i-team stays up late to prove why a couple extra hours of sleep are worth it. >> expectant moms want the best for their children. what habit could beontributing c

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there is new evidence connecting moms who drink diet soda while pregnant and overweight infants. canadian researchers studied 3,000 women and found children were twice as likely to be overweight bit age of 1 if their moms drank diet sodas while pregnant. it doesn't prove that the diet soda causes childhood obesity. they say more research needs to be done. all week we are offering tips for better sleep. a wakeup call from the i-team. their review of traffic reports shows that rush hour is starting earlier and commuters are running the increased risk of drowsy driving. show us the

have on our local roads. >> reporter: it's a frustrating, mind numbing, fatiguing part of our day, especially for jerry bennett. the day we rode along, bennett's morning commute began with a 5:00 a.m. wakeup call and a cup of coffee. he sets aside two hours every morning in case traffic is bad. >> i don't think i get nor than four or five hours per night. >> reporter: and he has more early morning company than he used to. the traffic data produced by virginia and maryland transportation departments show that drivers are getting an earlier start. we found a 10% spike in traffic volume since 2010. in fredericksburg, up 6%. and an

at montgomery county. the early wakeups are driving our drowsy driving. >> people are not getting enough sleep during the normal workweek. >> reporter: she specializes on the impact of sleep on driving. her team studied more than 100 d.c. drivers over the course of the year. nearly 20% suffered accidents caused in part by drowsiness. >> we have lots of data and examples where people are starting to fall asleep and veer off the lanes. >> reporter: we found out. >> i'm going to stay up for about five hours. >> reporter: getting more than two hours of sleep over two days and absolutely no coffee. we wired up our hotel room with cameras to ensure we followed the rules. going out for walks, watching late-night

before changing clothes and heading across town. >> it's like a rural two-lane highway. we're not going to have music. we're not going to be chatting. >> reporter: i was immediately showing signs of fatigue, yawning. and an inability to stay below the speed limit. then they challenged my with a late-changing light. my reflexes weren't quick stuff when they simulated a child in the road. alarmed and suddenly alert, i did stop at the next quick-changing red light. later, cruising into another hazard. >> i think people are unaware of when they're really fatigued. >> reporter: that's what research scientists call acute fatigue. >> they don't know what's hitting them. they're very poor at being able to identify it. >> po

bennett, even with a coffee and camera crew in his car -- >> i took a wrong exit. >> reporter: he took a wrong turn, admitting fatigue is so severe sometimes, he's pulled off for cat naps, a city where rush hour begins before dawn. >> experts say in addition to pulling over and grabbing a nap if possible, there are other things to do if you're feeling drowsy. visit our nbc washington app and click on investigations to get more advice. there you can send the i-team a tip. that's eye-opening. >> and i think scott is hibernating now. is going to sleep through the rest of this rain. it's losleep-in weather. >> i fell asleep at the wheel. that was something that woke me up real fast. as far as rain is concerned tomorrow when you wake up, it's going to beai

deal, right? we've seen rain 13 days in a row. we know how it is to live in a tropical rainforest. temperatures today only in the 50s and 60s most of the day. right now we're at 61. that's up a degree. winds out of the southeast at 3 miles per hour. the clouds moving back in and so are the showers. on the radar, not a lot going on, but we're starting to see moisture back to the west making its way, take a look. here's the cloud cover. notice the showers starting to form back here towards the west. that's what i'm watching, another system that will slide right across this front. and we're going to be dealing with rain. back towards oklahoma and kansas, back towards nebraska. 20 different tornado reports in the plains. the most serious down towards oklahoma. we saw a lot of amazing pictures. i'm sure we'll see more over the next couple days.

we're not talking any severe weather at all. tomorrow is going to be cloudy, and we're starting off with rain. look what happens around 4:00 in the morning. mostly to the north, that's at 4:00. how about 8:00? everybody getting back in on the action, even a couple of heavier rounds of showers, that coming through even around the noon hour, and we're not go being to be done even then. i do think we'll break out in the afternoon into drier conditions, kind of like we did today. but a wet day. rain likely, temperature 54 degrees, 3:00, 4:00 in the afternoon, the bus stop will be the worst part. what to wear? the rain jacket, the umbrella and the rain boots. that's kind of rain we're talking about early tomorrow morning. it will be enough to produce enough of that rain, enough of that ponding on the roadways and sidewalks to make it tough travel. that's why we have moderate impact forecast tomorrow with most of the rain comi i

morning. let's talk about the next couple days. rain chance on against, thursday i'm leaving it dry. saturday, i'm not too worried about games getting in. we saw a lot of cancellations this weekend. i think most of the activities saturday and sunday will be on time as scheduled. saturday's storms should be after about 5:00. >> you're probably wearing a disguise when you go out in public. >> nobody likes me. >> i am. i've got the beard. nobody knows. >> thank you. coming up, a wild finish at the park sees bryce harper get

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crazy. >> this time it was the umpires that sent bryce harper walking. >> after a spectacular debut, six years ago, steven straussburg's trip to the mound has been sidelined . the mlb network says there is a seven-year deal worth $135 million. so it looks like he is staying. now, i thought as we go to the

cubs, but that's okay. it's a cute tiger. the real tigers caused some trouble, but he responded. he brings up his 11th strikeout. the game tied at 4. danny espinoza, and he's called out. may be a bit high. bryce harper from the dug out thought so. ah-oh, he was thrown out of the game. wait a minute. no, harper, we've got a tied game in the ninth. oh, relax, no worries. it's robinson, he's your hero. he settles it. i think that's going to go. it does. the home run to deep right. and that's going to bring harper down the tunnel, out of the clubhou clubhouse. nationals win it 5-4. and after the game, harper talked about his ejection. >> i think my emotion shows that i was surprised. but, you know, i

know, robinson made me really excited and we had a w. that's all that matters. >> what did you say after the game? >> couple choice words. absolutely. >> something you'll get fined? >> if i do, i do. maybe i'll get fined, too. we'll see. >> the yeorioles win tonight. the capitals seem to be facing elimination in game five. they made the penguins blink. the challenge remains the same. it is a must-win. >> i'm sure we'll get a great reception from the fans there, something you've just got to kind

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