we begin tonight tracking a soggy saturday ahead of us. thank you for joining us. i'm doreen genzler. >> i'm jim handly. it didn't last long. the sun came out today but don't expect to be out much. doug is tracking the rain coming our way. >> anytime we start with the weather that means it will have a high impact on your day. that's the case tomorrow. you will start to see rain overnight. it is already moving in. storm team 4 radar tracking showers. a lot of this not reaching the ground yet but we are seeing sprinkles to the so

a lot of moisture and rain making its way through. moderate to heavy rain in the roan 'nique area, to the west of raleigh. have the umbrella ready for tomorrow. rain by morning, steady and moderate during the day, and then we will see cool, showery conditions through the day on monday. this will be a three-day event. where we are talking about the chance of rain, much cooler temperatures. in the 70s and 80s. it will take some time. i have the latest timing on this in just a minute. >> thank you. the man investigators tell us caused a chaotic scene at and around the white house today is in critical condition at this hour. we just learned from the fbi they don't know yet why jessie alavari wanted to die but they believe he wanted law enforcement to kill him. they shot him in the chest when he refused to drop the gun he

security check point. shomari stone is live at he white house has the investigation gets underway. >> 17th street northwest and e street reopened to traffic. police say the suspect walked through this check point. witnesses say that secret service officers told him to drop the weapon. families, school groups and government employees. >> had a gun out, in plain sight. >>. >> silver gun in clear sight. walked through the fence line. >> larry sample said he saw the man walk to the white house at 17th and e street northwest. >> they immediately tried to

>> reporter: secret service agents told him to drop the gun and he allegedly ignored them. a secret service officer shot him. police identified the man as a man from pennsylvania. crime scene investigators searched his car and put evidence in bags. >> secret service were walking through, coming around him. they surrounded him. they gave him multiple chances to stop his advance. >> heard a couple of gunshots. >> otis bellinger was visiting the white house. the dprup was there to accept a presidential award for community service. he heard a shot fired while he was at a security check point. >> we seen the secret service running down the street with guns drawn. >> this actor was an honoree also. >> it was chaotic for a second. >> chaotic but now it is calm here. it is worth mentioning that president obama was not at the white house at the time of the shooting, but vice president joe

shomari stone, news 4. i'm chris lawrence at the live desk where we have learned that a fire likely broke out on flight 804 in the few minutes before it disappeared. the plane transmitted data to ground stations, showing smoke had been detected in a bathroom near the cockpit. the plane fell off radar screens within minutes of the warning which suggests something catastrophic happened on board. egyptian aviation officials said that search teams discovered human remains in the mediterranean sea and some passengers' luggage and seats from the plane. u.s. navy deployed a search plane to help find more records and two pieces of crucial equipment. the cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder. the black box has a pinger that will send out a signal for up to 30 days. there were 66 people on board from paris to cairo. to see how their families are copio

and search egyptair. thank you. police say he broke in to a house in the middle of the night and sexually assaulted the woman inside. now they released a sketch in hopes of catching him. kristin wright is in the northwest d.c. neighborhood where it happened. kristin? >> yeah, that's right. mostly everyone in this neighborhood knows about this sexual assault because they have an active listserv where they keep tabbing on everything and now there is a sketch they are watching closely. this is a sketch of the man d.c. police are calling a person of interest. in a sexual assault of a woman in her home in northwest. tonight people in the neighborhood are going about their friday night but things are not the same. >> it's really scary. i have an 18-year-old away at college and she's coming back. >> reporter: police say the man got in the woman's home tuesday after midnight. it is unclear if the

unlocked. that's when he attacked her. neighbors say the woman fought him off and he ran in to the night and disappeared. >> i'm home most afternoons with my child. at nap time i often go upstairs with him and since the news came out, doors are locked, windows are in the house and that's not common for us here. >> reporter: even before the sex assault, her husband was organizing a safety meeting with police because the close-knit friendly street has been seeing problems lately, thefts, peeping toms, unusual people. now this awful violation. >> over the last couple of weeks, we have actually seen a person that resembles that sketch. several of the neighbors have reported to police. >> reporter: so if you recognize that face in that sketch, needless to say, call police. the woman, who was sexually assaulted, has been in touch with some of the neighbors that we talked to and they said she is doing already, considering the circan

family come stay with her now. jim? >> kristin wright, thank you. we have new details about the search for two fairfax county teenagers who have been missing manier than a week now. police tell us the teens maybe changing their appearance. 13-year-old danielle lima and 14-year-old rudy torzano were last seen last tuesday. police believe at the time they could have taken a taxi to the jessup, maryland area, but now the search has gone regional, stretching from west virginia to as far north as new york city. the teens may look different. >> they are potentially changing their appearance. we have evidence they might be changing their apoorns. rudy may at this time have green hair opposed to brown. >> because the search has expanded, the fbi is now involved. >> another headache for commuters on metro tonight. right in the middle of rush hour. >> an arcing insulator forced trains to single track on the red line togh

station around 6:30 tonight. it doesn't appear this was smoke. trains resumed normal service an hour and a half later. metro said big changes were coming and today fired 20 managers including seven senior managers. the general manager made the announcement in a moment mow as part of an effort to streamline management to improve effectiveness and accountability and ultimately to improve the system and make it safer. one third of the managers who were terminated worked in rail operations. metro is asking for help. it wants to end the violent conflicts that often play out on trains, platform an buses, too and usually involve teenagers. the transit agency is hosting youth empowerment summit tomorrow. students from across our region are invited to come together and share ideas on how to stop the conflicts. this free one-day event will be held tomorrow morning from 8:30 to 2:00 in the afternoon at metro headquarters on fifth street northwest. a verdict is expected monday

near row in the death of freddie sgla near row faces charges of how he handled gray's arrest. mean while, officials are calling on people to remain peaceful when the decision is announced nero is one of the six officers to go on trial for the death. gray died from spinal injuries suffered from a police transport van. his death sparked protests against police along with rioting, looting and arson. dozens of families dealing with the challenges of autism found resources and reassurance tonight in rockville. montgomery county police hosted autism and intellectual disabilitity night out at their training academiful the fair featured booths from 20 agency and emergency equipment. the goal of the night, bringing families and officers together to learn from each other. >> i want a family that leaves the event knowing the montgomery county police is here to assist them with whatever they need.

should it be an elopement and wandering, proper resources, anything. we are the front lines. >> reporter: the centers for disease control says one in 68 american children has been identified with an autism spectrum disorder. he was the companion to everyone's favorite talking horse. tonight, we learned that alan young has died. he is best known for playing wilbur post, the owner of mr. ed. they say he got the part when someone said he looked like the kind of guy a horse would talk to. he was a radio an tv comedian and was 96 years old. change is coming to the way you shop and eat. >> the nutritional label overhaul that will impact nearly everything you get from the supermarket. plus, why getting around this weekend could be more complicated than normal. where in the u.s. snow is causing major problems tonight.

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new video in to the newsroom tonight. an out-of-control blimp make an emergency landing in philadelphia this evening. check it out. two people were upon board. luckily no one was hurt. police tell us the blimp deflated in a construction zone off of i-95 after landing. federal transportation investigators are trying to figure out what went wrong. changes are coming to your grocery store and the food you buy. changes the government says will help you and your family make healthier decisions about what

in more than 20 years, a major update to the labels that tell you what nutrients are in the food you eat. michelle obama announced this changes at a summit in washington. >> you will no longer need a microscope, calculator or degree in nutrition to find out if the food you are buying is good for our kids. >> reporter: under the guidelines, calories will be listed in bigger, bolder type and reflecting the latest research on the role of sugar in american diets a new line revealing how much sugar has been added to the product. >> added sugar increases the risk of diseases like type two diabetes, obesity, tooth decay and heart disease. >> reporter: if you have ever laughed at the served size for a serving of ice cream or bag of chips that is changing too. realistic serving sizes so

consumers will have an idea how they effect their diet. >> we hope it helps consumers make better choices for them and their families. >> reporter: some trade group and food manufacturers objected to the sugar guidelines and now many are embracing changes. >> consumers have repeatedly said they want this information. >> reporter: you will see the new labels in stores within the next two years. >> new labels will require food manufacturers to list the amount of vitamin d and potassium, two nutrients that many americans need more of. big plans this weekend, repair work could delay your trip if you take metro red line trains will run every 24 minutes. silver line every 12 between wheely, reston east and east falls church only. on the orange line, free shuttle buses will replace trains between stayed stadium armory and minnesota avenue on sunday. between the stadium and new

on the blue line, shuttle buses will replace trains sunday between stadium armory and capital heights. >> what was that again? >> i know. i have need to get my map out. >> we're one month from summer now but the snow is still coming down in northern california. that's right. a dangerous mix of snow and rain causing several crashes in the sierra region, leaving drivers stuck in a lot of traffic. back here at home, storm team four and our man dog saying we can expect more wet weather here tomorrow. we are talking a lot of rain, aren't we? >> yeah, we are. especially early tomorrow. that's the thing. this will be front loaded as far as tomorrow goes. tomorrow evening you may get out and about with the umbrellas, but during the day, least early a big washout. the rain is moving in. outside right now a beautiful day. this friday has been fantastic. just beautiful. in the 70s. plenty of suns

tonight. you may have seen that through the high clouds. now the clouds moving in, thickening up and 65 degrees. still a nice night. winds ten miles an hour. once the winds shift, things cool quickly. right now still nice, 61 manassas, 61 fort meade. here's the rain. it is already here. the heaviest batch, these are light showers winchester in to loudoun county. fredericksburg, watching an area moving through. look at the wider view here. the yellows, anytime you see the yellows on a map like this it is moderate to steady rain. that's what is moving in overnight tonight. i'm predicting a half inch to an inch and a half in some locations. heads up for that. show you how this will play out. 4:00 a.m., moving in faster than i thought earlier.

look at the moderate rain here. all around the region n the d.c. metro area, around 7:00, 8:00 through noon i think tomorrow. a good chance of rain. notice around noon we start to see some breaks in the steady rain. keep the umbrella handy. you are going to need that tomorrow. we are talking not small umbrellas, but the big umbrellas. i have think the big umbrellas especially early because of the heavy rain. tomorrow afternoon, maybe the smaller umbrellas as we will be dealing with showers if you are heading out. an hour-by-hour forecast to let you know when the rain will be coming down. 7:00 to 10:00 just rain. notice temperatures falling during time. not just the umbrellas but the jackets. by 1:00 and over to 4:00 it is shower activity. showers at that time. i think most of your outdoor activities will be cancelled. high impact day for you. a day two get things done. a

vacuuming and ironing this clothes, anything you can do indoors i will be a good day for it. saturday you may get out a little but shower activity with high of 62. 68 on monday. few showers, better chance toward the bay. here we go. this is the part everybody's waiting for. 78 degrees on tuesday. look at the rest of the week. 84 onz wednesday. 86 friday. 87 on friday and chance of thunderstorms on thursday. some areas may hit 90 for the first time. even in to the weekend right now, which is memorial day weekend still looks warm at this time. so we're hoping we break our streak of rainy weekends. >> we sure earned a nice weekend. >> i think we've earned a lot. >> a long summer. after the break, the marlins were biting all night. sports up, but first here's jimmy fallon.

this is the xfinity sports desk. brought to you by xfinity, yo you are home for the most live sports. chris miles here from the csn studios. the nats are rolling but haven't rolled over the marlins this year the guy taking the mound to start the weekend series has really struggled. he has lost to the fish three times already this season. john carlo stanton getting tips from all-time great hitter barry bonds. now the hitting coach with the fish. it was the nats that came out with the great performance at

that's ryan zimmerman starting things off in the second. solo shot. his fifth of the season. two batters later, wilson ramos, that's good contact. anthony, come on home. 2-0 nats. same inning, same results. michael taylor, joining in on the home run party. nats get all of the runs they need in the second inning. nats win 4-1. bird is the word. orioles starting a nine-game road trip to face the angels. joey books his flight solo. yeah, next batter is manny and another bird taking off. this is his 12th home run of the season. orioles go back to back for the eighth time this year. currently lead 4-1 in the fourth inning. d.c. united, a little friday night football up i-95 in philly. second half,

kick. blake with the great hand and denial. olson is like i can't believe it just happened. it comes back to bite united. first minute, marquez. united fall 1-0. the precursor to the preakness. this afternoon featured the 92nd running of the black eyed susan at pimlico in baltimore. the fillies on the track today. land over sea the favorite but out of the gate is go maggie go the two fillies continue to trade places as they go down the track. go maggie go earning the $5,000 purse. >> trainer dale romans gets the two top places with ma can do it finishing second. of course the big event in baltimore tomorrow. you can watch the preakness stakes here on nbc4. coverage starts at 5:00. post time 6:45.

favorite, undefeated in his career. mystics looking for their first win of the season, hosting the sparks at verizon center. emma has range. team high 13 points. second half, it is a former terp alert. christy fires home three of her game-high 19 points. mystics looking for their first win. falling 97-67 tonight. we have some new celebrities blossoming in the district. their commercial today with newest redskin josh norman. keep your eyes open for the spot. always a classic around here. jim, doreen, i know doug is calling for rain tomorrow. hopefully clears up for the preakness. >> sound like anything but. >> nothing clean about

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