good morning, everyone. i'm angie goff. >> and i'm david culver. your plans this afternoon might get rained out. i know. we're tired of it, too. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein tracking how soon the thunderstorms will move in. what are we thinking, tom? >> not probably until around 3:00 or so in the metro area. between know and then, get in the things you've postponed because of rain. it will be dry. sunshine now. showers are beginning to move in from the ohio valley into western pennsylvania, west virginia. still a long way away but tracking into virginia and maryland and the district generally around 2:00 or so in the shenandoah valley. 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. the immediate metro area. the hour-by-hour breakdown coming up in a few minutes. the severe weather threats when the storms do come through, generally are the most threat, going to be a brief, strong gust of wind. maybe a 50 mile-an-hour gust of wind. maybe small hail, but a

very low risk of tornadoes or any flooding as the storms roll through later this afternoon. >> thank you, tom. time, 9:00 on the dot. developing right now, the taliban is claiming responsibility for a suicide bombing. this is in afghanistan. looking at new video into the newsroom of the attack which happened this morning. it targeted a police training base, we're told. at least three police officers were killed. 10 other officers and 2 civilians were hurt. ♪ amazing grace how sweet ♪ >> last night thousands from around the country gathered on the national mall to remember those officers who lost their lives. there was a candlelight vigil and roll call of the fallen as new names were added to the national law enforcement memorial which is right here in the district. just one of many tributes happening during national police week. news 4 derrick ward joining us from a

right now to honor law enforcement. hey there, derrick. >> reporter: good morning. this is probably the most physical of the law enforcement week or the police week here the 5k. just getting underway. a runner's view. what it looks like. so many people. getting to the starting line. this by the national building museum main entrance. thousands of runners taking part, and there is actually a 60-year-old man running to raise money for the family of a fallen trooper, and raising money for the officer down memorial, raising money for line of duty death foundation and families of fallen officers. of course, with this race going on, most of this course will be south along third street. if you come down this way you have to make plans to work around, rolling road blocks and police there to get you around it, but, of course, it is a somber event, but one that expends a lot of sweat equity. live at the national

enforcement memorial. back to you. and after the boston marathon bombing, hearing the 911 calls that ended the manhunt for dzhokhar tsarnaev in watertown. >> i have a boat in my yard. there's blooz all over the inside. there's a person in the boat. >> are you sure? >> i just looked in the boat. dzhokhar tsarnaev was in the boat. he and his brother were behind the bombing that killed three and hurt hundreds more. t tamerlan was killed in a shoot-out. dzhokhar sentenced to the death penalty. and former d.c. mayor running for the seat against alexander the incumbent. at 10:00 this morning, less than an hour from now, gray and alexander will participate in a debate at saint luke center on east capital

news 4 mark seagraves was of the panelists. the democratic primary is june 14th. fight the bite. a message from the department of health hosting a mosquito prevention and control community event. it is happening today to focus on the zika virus. it's happening at the emory recreation center in southwest washington. and the event goes from 10:00 this morning, starts in a little less than an hour until 1:00 this afternoon. puerto rico announced its first case of zika-related problems. the virus is known to cause birth defects like microcephaly. that's what health officials in puerto rico confirmed in the fetus. the countdown has started. metro's safe track program begins just under three weeks from today. it starts friday june 3rd. part of the plan involves ending service at midnight every night. the last time you can take a

saturday of memorial day weekend. may 28th. >> a lot of people who work those hours aren't going to bar their parties or anything like that. they work. >> the problem -- >> metro is planning to temporarily shut down a stretch of the blue, orange and silver lines sometime next month. learning details about a deadly crash on route 301 south. maryland state police saying a driver lost control of his car and crossed the median in brandywine. it happened thursday night. an suv then hit a car and killed willow rice of clinton. she was in that car. seven others were taken to the hospital and treated. you can tell from this video here, the crash caused quite a backup for miles. we now know the name of a 14-year-old murder victim eric cokea cresto killed. a 17-year-old murdered him. now, according to the police, the suspe

town home on brazil circle as the boy's family. we don't know the suspect's name because he's a juvenile. he is expected to be tried as an adult in court. a show trial. what a lawyer for marine corps major said about the case against his client. major mark thompson had a primary hearing yesterday. he and his legal team walked out on that hearing. thompson is a former instructor at the u.s. naval academy facing a possible court-martial over accusations he had sex with multiple female midshipmen years ago. new questions how a navy trainee died are being raised. nbc news and the virginia pilot talked to several people about navy s.e.a.l. trainee derek lovelace. the navy said he died during a swimming exercise earlier this month. however, the people who talked with nbc news and the pilot say the exercise was known as combat tread. it involves instructors holding students under water were, and one sour s

lovelace. it took years before the d.c. street car became a reality. well, the new results on ridership are in. and we'll look at whether the new line can be considered an early success. >> if i were you i would put that down. >> why? >> that is my stuff. i live here. this is my house. all right. stealing from the doorstep. how one neighbor caught the three of red-handed and the unbelievable cues he wasn't buying for one second. you won't want toiss this m

i live here. >> no you don't. >> it's my house. >> my mom lives there. >> i'm going to call the police on you. >> you hear that exchange? unbelievable. that guy -- >> there you go. >> questioning that woman. a would-be thie

he was rolling, this happened in california. so police say the suspect that you see there, 20-year-old rianna medina, taken into custody last night. all right? what you're looking at, her attempting to get away with two packages from the homeowner's front door. when asked about the packages, she insisted her mother lived at the home before he threatened to call the police. now, the police uploaded this video to their facebook page. it got over 800,000 hits, eventually leading to her arrest. she's facing one count of felony grand theft. well, we are getting new numbers in on the d.c. street car. according to the rndc, the street car has an average number of riders based on the length of its track. about 2,300 people ride the street car every weekday. that number is near the bottom of ridership levels for all light rail lines in the country. however, it's actually above average in riders per mile of track ahead of

his job, investigate misconduct. now he's on administrative leave and under investigation himself. guy morgan is the head of the fairbanks county fire and rescue department of professional standards. the office of professional standards, and the investigation comes after internal complaints about morgan's posts on facebook. a female firefighter filed suit accusing morgan of conducting an inept investigation saying she was sexually harass bud her supervisor and claims after she complained, she was punished. what a prom story. a group of ten people, headed to prom in this limo. when it hit a tree and caught fire another photo i believe. closer up. look at the damage done. >> wow. >> unbelievable nobody was hurt. get this, the kids were actually picked up by a nearby tolly car that took them to the dance. >> they were determined to get there. >> probably had the best prom night story ever. investigators believe an engine

really, really lucky to escape without injushy es. >> good news. everybody's okay there. coming up on 9:12 now. and the sun is up, but we are in for a big change. tom tracking thunderstorms and, yeah, more showers, quickly moving our way. if you travel lately you know it. long lines and packed airports. how the tsa is trying to make your flight a little easier and how you can prepare for more

>> announcer: and now your storm team 4 forecast. ah, the air is fresh and mild on this saturday morning. should the temperatures climb to the low 70s early afternoon, but there is storm team 4 radar showing showers now pulling out of ohio into pennsylvania, and west virginia. they'll be tracking closer to the metro area by early to mid-afternoon. i've got new hour-by-hour timing on the storms coming on through. we could get a few isolated storms this afternoon and much cooler weather sunday. more chances of rain getting into next week. a look at that all coming up in about five minutes. >> we will see you then, tom. thanks. you might be seeing more and more of the hash tag i hate the wait. if you're perusing social media. a record number of folks expected to head to the airports this summer. so far we have seen huge lines for security. look at that. some folks waiting hours. the tsa says, get to the airport early. also taking steps to try to

agents. you can also face stricter rules for carry-ones and bags. if those don't make a difference, some airlines threatened to replace government screeners with private workers. right now there's an investigation into a deadly train crash in california. an amtrak train slammed into a truck last night. look at the damage that it did. it nearly split that truck in half. three people died, and there were more than 200 people onboard that train. the engineer was the only person onboard who was hurt. then we have another scary story we're following. a small plane catching fire shortly after takeoff in tennessee. the pilot was flying with his two grandchildren. he was able to land the plane hard, and the three of them managed to escape before this happened. the plane went up in total flames. fairfax county police need your help trying to find a hit-and-run driver and put up this sign in burke, virginia. a few feet from where a man was struck and killy

this happened on thursday evening. the victim, 33-year-old matthew calendine stumbled into the lanes near cappella avenue and don't know why but they know a car hit him and then took off. an arizona sheriff held in contempt of court for violating orders to stop racially profiles lati latinos. sheriff arpaio targeted undocumented immigrants, allegedly. the contempt ruling stemmed from aclu's lawsuit where the court found arpaio's office illegally profiled latinos. arpaio repeatedly disobeyed the court's order to end these practices. and the first woman combat leader in the u.s. mail tear. talking about general lori robinson. on friday she took charge of

norad and u.s. northern command, a security cooperative between the u.s., mexico and canada. robinson was previously the commander of pacific air forces and one of just two female generals in the air force. hundreds of guests from the nordic nations are now on their way out of d.c. so they were here attending a dinner with president obama at the white house last night. the dinner honored the leaders of sweden, iceland, finland, denmark and norway. president obama had a little fun with them, too. >> i think we can all admit that the vikings could be a little rough. [ laughter ] they didn't always have the best -- manners at the dining table. but times have changed. ♪ >> you can see some of the photos from the state dinner, including the celebrities who were there. all you have to do, go to the nbc washington app. well, it is graduation season. >> that's right. so we are getting ready for the crowds. catholic uniit

commencement ceremony this morning starting in about 40 minutes or so taking place on campus at the basilica of the national shrine. tomorrow morning graduates and their families head down to the national mall for george washington university's commencement, and we know you're going to be snapping a lot of pictures and we want to celebrate you. send us your graduation pictures all month long. we may even show them on television. check out nbc washington on twitter and instagram and send your photo uses the hash tag grads of washington, and send us a message on our nbc washington facebook page. which we're trying to go live on right now. >> right. repair that live stream. and also, terry mccullough heading to angie's alma mater for the class of 2016 at george mason university in fairfax. he will also receive an honorary degree. >> all righty. nice and bright, sunny shot out there, and this morning

>> yeah. going to be great, and the little castles, everybody at graduations, blowing around maybe whacking you in the face. blustery wind developing around 11:00 or so before the rain moves in. mild temperatures and dry weather persists until about 2:00o 3:00. a live view from the tower cram showing the first of the clouds beginning to roll back in, coming in from the west ahead of a cold front triggering showers coming into pennsylvania now and west virginia out of the ohio valley. they're continuing to move right into west virginia. we'll see them coming into the shenandoah valley, then into the rest of virginia, and most of maryland, the district, eastern shore later this afternoon. the new hour of our timing on that, this is as of 1:00 p.m., leading edge of the showers and maybe even thunder is going to move right into maybe -- along the 81 corridor from haguerstowne through

around 3:00 p.m., in the western, northern and southwestern suburbs coming right into washington around 3:30, 4:00, 5:00, then crosses the bay and weakens moving off to the east. perhaps a few other showers maybe a few thundershowers and one other line through that, between 6:30 to 7:30, 8:00. then we clear out tonight. temperature, 1:00, 2:00 a.m. into the 40s. mid-40s by dawn sunday. so get a run in, do that during the early part of the afternoon. but then the showers and storms come in. before then, though, temperatures climbing into the low 70s. dining out tonight, you might want to wait and go a little later. wait for storms to end around 8:00 or so. it will be breezy. falling back down into the 50s clearing out this saturday evening. then by dawn sunday, much of the region in the 40s. upper 40s right downtown. maybe mid-40s in the suburbs. highs near 60 tomorrow a afternoon. a gusty wind tomorrow as well. monday, partly cloudy, 40s in

afternoon highs low 60s. another chance of rain moving back on tuesday afternoon and evening, perhaps into wednesday morning. dry after that'swednesday afternoon towards the end of the week, thursday, friday, looking great with sunshine, highs into the low 70s both of those days. >> tom, thank you. 9:22, your time on this saturday. murder rates on the rise. why the head of the fbi is worried about viral videos and their impact on crime.

back at 9:25, and viral videos getting blamed for a rise in crime, specifically murder. now, murder rates are on it's rise in several cities. talking about chicago, dallas, l.a. the director of the fbi is worried police officers don't want to get caught on tape, if you will. he thinks that those concerns are keeping them in their cruisers instead of engages people. >> still is no evidence to substantiate the claim that the increase in violent crime is related to an unwillingness of police officers to do their job. >> all right. so that was white house press secretary josh earnest. the white house goes on to say that the latest

show murder rates dropping in several cities including houston, charlotte and new york. well, a major drug bust went down in maryland on friday. police found a marijuana grow operation in the basement of this city home. the largest one ever discovered in howard county. look for yourselves. hundreds of plants. a shotgun and $75,000 in cash also found inside that house. the two renting the home face charges. police say the home was originally sold at auction, and the new owner called police after noticing a suspicious van in the driveway. investigators say that they could actually smell that marijuana from the driveway. the trial for the second baltimore officer accused of freddie gray's death will continue on monday morning. edward nero accused of assault, reckless endangerment and misconduct in office. ne near -- nero was one of the

into the van. the injuries that ultimately killed gray happened in the van without a seat belt, which is a departmental violation. so far the state presented 11 witnesses. we know on monday prosecutors could call another officer, garrett miller, to testify against nero. well, the sun is shining bright now, but don't get too used to that sight. tom is updating this forecast with thunderstorms and more rain. and how soon we can finally see a clear day. a developing story right now. new controversy in the fight over lgbt bathrooms. the state that plans to go against the president and risk billions of federal aid money being lo. we'stre

morning noon or night there's always a moment to discover visit annapolis and create your moment

it's 9:30, and here are the top stories we're following right now -- thousands gathered last night at the national mall to remember law enforcement officers who lost their lives in the line of duty. it is all part of national police week. the names of three officers from our region were added to the national memorial. we now know tonight will be one of the last nights you'll be able to ride metro after midnight. the transit agency stopping service at midnight every night as part of a safe track program, which starts next month. >> today the kept -- department of health is helping d.c. residents fight the bite. they are hosting mosquito prevention a community event focusing on the zika virus. it's happening

and begins in half an hour. >> how nice has the break from the rain been? >> loving it. the question, how much longer will it last. >> no much longer. welcome back. i'm david culver. >> i'm angie goff. so glad you could join us. if you have plans to get outside this afternoon, you might want to change them if they're a little later on because there are thunderstorms looming. straight to tom kierein who has the dames from outside. >> yeah. enjoying a nice start to the day, at least, tom. >> i am savoring this while i can. absolutely beautiful spring morning underway. you see the sun splashed lawn behind me, even mushrooms coming up over here, it's been so damp and humid. now it's dried out, at least temporarily, then the sun will go away later this afternoon. enjoy this while you can. if you have outdoor plans between now and 2:00, should stay dry. those shower moving out of the ohio valley into west virginia

moving into virginia, the rest of maryland over the next several hours. shenandoah valley, 1:00, 2:00, after that into the immediate metro area. a new model run um canning in now. updated hour-by-hour timing on the showers and thunderstorms when they arrive, when they leave, that's coming up in a few minutes. temperatures around the region climbing into the 60s. it's pleasant now. enjoy it while you can. >> tom, woo el check in with you in a few minutes. d.c. police say a man held a family captive 18 hours before he killed them and then set their house on fire. today marks one year since those mansion murders. one of the biggest stories in our area. daron wint accused of killing sauv ous salve populous, his wife amy, 10 -year-old son philip and housekeeper veralicia figurera. wint left dna on a slice of

he is due back in court in august. time, 9:32. one state is taking a stand against president obama and his directive about student bathrooms. the president said states that don't let students use those bathrooms they feel comfortable in could lose billions in federal funding. texas' lieutenant governor is willing to lose the money to keep the state's rules in place. many say the new laws are discriminatory against transgender students and ending them could make a difference. >> things like this make them feel worthwhile and decreases the amount of suicides that could potentially happen and self-harm. >> texas reeves about $10 billion in education funding from the federal government. more controversy for presumptive gop nominee donald trump. on friday he denied posing as his own spokesman in a 1991 telephone interview. a "washington post" report details how trump posed as john miller, or john

talking to reporters so as to promote positive stories about himself and float dating rumors. reporter sue carswell tells nbc news she did the phone interview that's in question, and has no doubt that the audiois, in fact, donald trump. now, his rival, formal rival, at least, ted cruz, is set to speak at the texas gop convention later today. today it's embassy day in d.c. dozens of european embassies are opening up their doors today. you can expect a lot of traffic, though, along massachusetts avenue because of it. and long lines if want to see those embassies up close. check the nbc news washington app to learn more about what you'll be able to see, where you're able to go, and also a lot to eat for people who have gone say it's great. most will be open between 10:00 this morning and stay open tlouchtd the afternoon until about 4:00. >> did that last year. a fun event. this is a bizarre story out of montgomery county. six students recovering after they got sick from axt

now, the students are all expected to be okay. they go to franz scott key middle school in silver spring. mont gummy county police believe the children ate a mixture of sprite, nyquil and jolly ranchers yesterday morning. they all had stomach problems and trouble breathing. >> this morning the parents of one of missing fairfax teenager making a plea for their son to return home. rudy and daniel last seen at their homes tuesday night. police believe they left on their own and may have taken a taxi to the jessop, maryland, area. rudy's parents say there weren't any signs he was planning to leave. >> he was afraid to take my dog out for a walk in the dark. so i can't imagine how he is right now. i cannot imagine how he is on the streets. >> well, police say lima is in need of medication and did not take it with her.

lots of delays around town on metro. single tracking on four lines. talking green, orange, blue and red. they're are also restrictions on the silver line. in decease, the national police week 5k is happening right now. mostly on pennsylvania avenue and third street northwest, but there are closures all around judiciary square and the national mall. check them all out on the nbc washington app. you've seen our stories about atvs and dirt bike taking over roads. new solutions d.c. leaders think may work for both sides. ♪ ♪ to our god every word of worship ♪ >> having a good time right there in major groundbreaking and hope for a community. we'll tell you about the celebration and the huge impacts which you're seeing here

♪ ♪ ♪ don't you just love it ♪ ♪

right now a woman missing who disappeared while on a cruise ship. the u.s. coast guard looking for samantha broberg. on cruise, other passengers say she may have fallen overboard. she is 33 years old and has four children. take a look at these pictures. these are rare images of, guess who? the queen. that is queen elizabeth ii as a princess. in one photo looking at a bird. in the other swimming with her father king george vi. released in honor of her recent 90th birthday. if you love dirt bikes or perhaps no someone who does, d.c. is exploring ways to create a safe place for atv and dirt bike riders to enjoy themselves. council members looking for potential sites for a dirt

right now dirt bikes and atvs are illegal on d.c. streets. right now the olympic torch is on a three-month tour of brazil. [ cheers ] >> well, take a look. it arrived in the historic city. this is the hilltop of the city. it used to be a cloebial mining town and named a world heritage site by the u.n. this is the 11th day of the torch relay in brazil. the olympics begin this august. 9:40 your time now. going for a run or a bike ride, now's the time to do it. tom's tracking another blast of, yep, more rain. even thunderstorms coming our way. >> flew through the windshield? >> the turret's flew through a windshield. crazy story. bizarre crash that could have ended much worse. how a diver was able to walk a f

situation. ♪ stand by me vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me

good morning. sunny and mild now. temperatures are climbing into the 60s around much of the region. reagan national now at 62. and later today, well, you're going to stay dry. we have a window of dry air between now and around 2:00. get a bike ride in. temperatures in the upper 60

10:00. another few minutes, then near 70 by early afternoon. getting into low 70s around 2:00 or 3:00 and storms come through. track them where you are with the nbc washington app and storm team 4 radar. >> thank you. bill cosby's lawyers asking the state supreme court for another chance. they want his criminal assault case thrown out arguing the current district attorney cannot go back on the word of a predecessor who said he promised cosby would not be charged in the case. the case says cosby relied on that pledge when he testified in a related lawsuit. several women have come forth and accused the comedian of drugging and molesting them. and a major drug company saying it will not allow its drugs to the part of the practice. pfizer says it is blocking the use of its drug from lethal injection. specifically, propofol, which caused michael jackson's death.

product to enhance and save lives. and escaping serious injury and the turtle expected to be okay after this unusual accident brought the two together. she was driving on the interstate in orlando when that turtle came flying through her windshield. >> nothing major, but blood coming down because it grazed my head. so i think that also freaked me out a little bit, and just looked and realized there is, in fact, a turtle in my car. >> probably wondering how this could happen. turns out the car in front of her ran over that turtle. that sent the guy flying through her windshield. after the whole scary ordeal, an emt ended up taking the turtle back to the water, and miraculously, it swam away. >> can't believe that. it's alive. mcdonald's making changes. testing out using fresh beef in its burgers. however, too early to tell whether the fresh beef idea will

right now the trial is only happening at stores in the dallas area. mcdonald's currently uses frozen beef for its burgers. the first time anyone can remember, officials closed off part of the appalachian trail in southwest virginia because of bears. yeah. several sightings around the meadow shelter and campsite. one person reported seeing bear cubs climbing trees to get food bags that were hanging on limbs. park officials chose to close the shelters until they can find a solution. well, a special effort to stamp out hunger. the national association of letter carriers is holding a food drive today. postal workers will collect food to distribute to different food banks in the area. the foot drive isn't only happening in d.c. but in 1,500 postal branches in all 50 states. >> last year we did 71 million pounds and we're trying to do a lot better this year. >> you can even leave

food at your mailbox. and may have to pay a little more for a hotel room in arlington. today the board of supervisors set to vote whether to add a tax surcharge of a quarter percent. that would bring in more than $1 million for the county. the money, we're told, would be used to promote tourism. the arlington county chamber of commerce supports the move. get your resume ready. the spring job fair in loudon county is today. it is happening in sterling at claremore center and runs until 2:00. more than 60 different companies will be there. >> the job fair is geared to everybody of all walks of life, all age groups, high school kids getting out for summer vacation to college kids returning home, college graduates. adults who are looking for a new career. adults who are either unemployed or under employed. seniors looking for work. >> some of the things to keep in mind, bring plty

and dress your best. a new family center opening in prince george's county. >> it could make a difference for a whole lot of families, especially when it comes to their health. news 4 tracee wilkins talked to people getting really excited. >> reporter: a move from italy to prince george's county maryland she brought her favorite form of transportation with her. >> we are used to riding bikes every weekend. our city is structured in a different way. so it makes it easier on us. >> reporter: but is this county has a lack of bike lanes limiting how far she and her daughter can safely go. this shows itself in other ways as well. >> asked around, on the internet looking for children, physical fitness programs, and nobody has them. >> we will pray, talk about what's going to be built here, the purpose of it. >> reporter: this pastor of the first baptist church of

glenarden says these kind of concerns are motivating him to tackle not just this but physical let in construction of a $20 million family life center. >> how to exercise, how to get your blood pressure right. how to get your diabetes under control. it's going to be a place to help educate people. >> reporter: 63,000 square foot rue newable energy building will have three regulation basketball courts, indoor track, weight room and multiple classrooms and serve as a meeting place for county youth. >> really a place to help connect people, connect young people, help them do something positive. >> reporter: he says the congregation of more than 11,000 active members made it possible. >> some of them praying for this building right here. some have been praying for it for years. >> reporter: when we asked residents what they thought of a church creating resources to help in health and recreation. >> goes into the total well-being for the person, mental health, spiritual health, everything, they all fit together.

behind the main building. construction begins monday and expect to be in the building by the end of 2017. i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. tom kierein with us now. a lot of folks in town for graduations. my cousin alley is graduating today. >> congratulations. great. >> can they expect nice weather or no? >> any ceremonies this afternoon, be ready to duck and take cover, because there could be showers and perhaps an isolated thunderstorm coming through. we're seeing the leading edge of the cloud cover from that cold front. it's now showing up on the storm team 4 tower camera looking off to the west. clouds rolling in. showers way out in person pennsylvania coming into western and northwestern, west virginia. it is tracking our way. should be coming into maryland and virginia in another couple hours. maybe around 1:00 or so in the shenandoah valley and up through hagerstown. after that gets

immediate metro area. temperatures warming near 70. fred bricks dirge, leesburg around the bay, low 60s around the shenandoah valley and an afternoon game at nats park playing marlins. first pitch, 1:05. get the game wonder yeah, breezy but hovering around the low 70s. by the seventh inning there may be a rain delay with showers coming through back down into the 60s maybe even thunder and lightning as well. between then, the seventh inning and 4r569 out, may get delayed but they may have to play it a little later into the early evening to finish out. going out tonight, wait for the storms to end. around 7:00, 8:00 should be done. tomorrow, down into the 40s. quite a chill in the air starting sunday morning. a little breezy tomorrow, too. as we get into the early part of the afternoon today, we might get winds gusting up to around 25 miles an hour. we may have gusts that strong on sunday, too, and partly cloudy and cooler with a high of 60. monday, lighte

afternoon highs, low 60s monday. then getting into tuesday, more rain. we'll have, maybe, afternoon showers perhaps on tuesday. lingering into late tuesday night and early wednesday morning. storm team 4 seven-day outlook, a little sun back wednesday afternoon, highness the mid-60s and finally to make angie stop whining, we're going to have sunshine for two days in a row! >> thank you, tom. >> it looks like on thursday and friday, and mild temperatures. >> no more angie whining. great. >> sorry. all right. 9:52 your time on this saturday. talking about a brand new event that's bringing together families and children today. the creative mission to give kids, well, let's say, more space to play.

9:55 on your saturday. get you four things to know before you head out -- thousands gathered at the national mall to remember law enforcement officers who lost their lives in the line of duty. all part of national police week. the events continue today throughout the district. four people murdered in northwest washington. the mansion murders happened exactly one year ago today. three members of the same family and their housekeeper killed. we now know when metro will

when all the changes begin. june 3rd, first day. just under three weeks from today. the d.c. department of health is holding a fight the bite event today. mosquito prevention on the zika virus at emory recreation center in southwest and starts at 10:00 a.m. minutes away. >> yes. pretty cool. kicking off today in falls church calmed play street, capping north virginia and riley streets beginning in a few minutes, at 10:00. wrap up around 2:00 this afternoon. what does it mean? streets will close to traffic so that adults and the children will have more space to play. the city is sponsoring activities during that closure. you may recall that new york city actually start add similar program, started it about 100 year confers ago. if you don't recall. >> a little old-fashioned fun. i love that. >> pretty cool. today d.c. officials are helping kids tripe their hand add fishing. the city is hosting a free family fishing event at fletcher's cove. that part of the canal will be specially stocked with fish and kids ge

bait, that's like the worms, right? >> yes. >> and motor, loaner fishing gear provided for free. no registration required. the event is taking place from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. >> clearly angie will just be watching. >> yeah. definitely need to do that. >> if you're going fishing, 6:00 in the morning? >> yeah. or golf, tennis or shooting hoops. you want to get it done between now and around 2:00. >> okay. congratulations to all of the graduates and families celebrating today. don't forget to send your pictures. grads of washington is the hash tag. all rht. ig

♪ zooming in from outer space to see what we are doin' ♪ ♪ tiny little astronauts ready to get to it ♪ ♪ intergalactic scientists earthbound on a mission ♪ ♪ they're the brightest of the best ♪ ♪ a team of friends upon a quest ♪ ♪ all aboard they send reports of projects they are doin' ♪ ♪ question and investigate there is nothin' to it ♪ ♪ make a guess and do your best ♪ ♪ gathering the data - find out, floogals. go! ♪ they're a band of cosmic friends ♪ ♪ tiny happy aliens ♪ blast off to another world secretly exploring ♪ ♪ when they land upon the earth nothing's ever boring ♪ ♪ ♪ they might have landed in your room ♪ ♪ be testing in the kitchen or exploring in the bathroom ♪ ♪ have you noticed something missin' ♪ ♪ it's another undercover super secret day ♪ ♪ experimenting all the way ♪