move in fast. take a look at how quickly it moved in our area just over the past hour. >> it's all happening as a lot of folks try to make their way home in the rush hour. let's go to the storm center to doug kammerer. >> yesterday it was just light shower activity most of the day. today, some heavy downpours. let's show you the radar. not everyone is seeing it, but the areas right along i-95 are getting in on the action right now. nothing around frederick or leesburg, but right around d.c. seeing some showers. right down i-95 and 29 into montgomery county. this is towards bethesda. this storm is the strongest one. we have an outflow boundary from this storm that's moving back to the west. fairfax, oakton,

starting to see some of that rain. if you're in woodbridge right now, you're noticing the wind picking up. hail has been reported with this one. watch out. a little bit of lightning associated with that too. more stormneiness out there. it is not moving anywhere fast. as we move on through the next couple of hours, we'll continue to see more of those storms developing, moving through very quickly, and then we forming. watch out. we'll continue to keep you posted. you saw this breaking news alert from our nbc washington app today. baltimore officer edward nero is cleared in the death of freddie gray. >> the judge found him not guilty on all four charges. we heard protesters shouting as that verdict was read. chris gordon is live in baltimore getting reaction to what happened. >> reporter: officer edward nero is the first of six baltimore police officers charged in the death of freddie gray

put on trial and found not guilty. today in court, judge barry williams read the reasoning behind his verdict. it took nearly half an hour. officer nero was found not guilty on charges of assault and misconduct because the judge said a fellow officer, garrett miller, who was compelled to testify for prosecutors said that he stopped freddie gray and cuffed him. the judge found nero not guilty of reckless endangerment and conduct charges even though he failed to seat belt freddie gray into the wagon. he acted as any officer would, assuming that a superior would belt gray. gray suffered a broken neck in the van and died a week later. the president of the naacp who monitored this trial says she is disappointd

verdict. >> the emotions keep coming with everybody until this whole thing is over and someone gets convicted or has some kind of charge with doing something reckless and endangering and also at the result of freddie dying. freddie would not be dead today if six officers didn't do something wrong. >> reporter: ahead, we'll hear how freddie gray's family is reacting to this not guilty verdict. montgomery county sent about 60 officers to baltimore. the special events response team is helping baltimore police handle any fallout from the verdict. >> a woman was visibly upset outside the courthouse when not guilty was not announced. >> it is not right. it is not justifiable. you have crooked cops. you have good cops. i'm not blaming good cops, but at the same time right is right

this city needs to wake up and smell the coffee. >> all of the reaction so far has been mostly peaceful. >> the baltimore mayor is asking people to stay calm and show patience. she said, quote, police officers must be afforded the same justice system as every other citizen in this state, country, and city. edward nero has to face the department's internal administrative review. >> officer caesar goodson is the next officer to stand trial. his trial starts two weeks from today on june 6th. two more officers head to trial in july with the final two trials set to start in the fall. there are a lot more developments to come. watch for updates all afternoon here on news4 and in the nbc washington app. in the presidential race, more democratic voters are pleased withhi

out primary process. that's according to a brand-new poll. 40% think the vigorous and now lengthy campaigns by hillary clinton and bernie sanders have benefitted the party. 22% think it's been bad for democrats. 36% don't think it's made a difference either way. that's a reversal from the extended 2008 contest between clinton and president obama when just 21% of democrats thought it was good for the party. he was told he was going to die. he thought was wife was dead too. we heard some emotional testimony say from the victim of a home invasion in mclean, but the man on trial for that attack is blaming involuntary intoxication. new details from the fairfax county courthouse. >> reporter: well, the morning started off with leo fisher taking the witness stand. fisher detailed the moments during that night of november 9th, 2014. that's when he says andrew

schmuhl forced his way into his mclean home terrorizing he and his wife. he was a partner at a law firm, the same place fisher's wife worked until she was fired. schmuhl never identified himself, but start eed asking questions about his wife alicia being terminated from the law firm. then fisher described the moments schmuhl started stabbing him and cutting him in the throat before shooting his wife. coming up at 5:00, fisher explains in detail an encounter he had with schmuhl long before the attack happened and why he fired schmuhl's wife. a man died after a crash on route 50, but it wasn't the collision that killed him. state police say

heading eastbound through landover overnight. he experienced a medical emergency and collided with the jersey wall. there was a passenger in that front seat. that passenger is okay. new at 4:00, police are on the lookout for a woman who allegedly robbed a bank a few hours ago in northwest washington. these surveillance photos show her wearing dark glasses, a gray blazer, and carrying a black backpack at the time. the woman walked into a bank of america branch on 49th street at 11:00 this morning. she handed a note the teller demanding cash and then she walked out. we're just getting started on this busy afternoon. first at 4, the news that could cost you money as you hit the road for memorial day weekend. spreading the message with trash. the changes you could soon

the fears over the zika virus are more intense than ever, but susan hogan did some digging to show you ways to protect yourself. and a storm team 4 weather alert. we're in for an interesting next couple of hours. team coverage all aernoon longft

it is a weather alert this monday afternoon. i'm tom kieran.

doug and i are tracking some thunderstorms. some are producing hail, some gusts of wind 30 to 40 miles per hour. they're from baltimore all the way down to washington. we have another cluster of thunderstorms coming on through. the strongest one right now with all this lightning is associated right along 95. it is right near woodbridge. that's going to be tracking. 4:23 into quantico. stafford 4:40. fredericksburg 4:58. some hail on the way with some downpours. by now, you've noticed it and so has your wallet. gas prices are going up again only a week before your hit the road for memorial day. prices jumped 55 cents in the past three months, but that's still lower than last year. a gallon of regular averages 2.45 in the district. in maryland it will only cost you

virginia drivers have the cheapest prices. a gallon will run you 2.11. should jeb stewart high school get a new name? that's the question for the people who live in that area of fairfax county. the school is named after an confederate general. the students wanted to change the name to something more reflective of their community. the district sent out a survey. the results will be one of the topics of discussion at a community meeting at 7:00 tonight at the school. slow going. why and where metro is fixing one part of its troubled track going to be more challenging than they first thought. and it is a graduation video that is going viral for all t

boy, oh, boy, another rainy afternoon, but now we have the chance for some thunderstorms as well. right now, storm team 4 is weather alert mode tracking how close these storms are to your neighborhood. moments ahead, the new approach to safety that could have you noticing something different when you take the trash out. the french navy has sent a specialized surveillance ship to help search for the data and voice recorders from egyptair fl

mediterranean last week. so far no signs of the main wreckage. the ship is equipped with special sonar. the flight from paris to cairo vanished from radar five days ago with 66 people on board. the black boxes could help shine a light on exactly what went wrong. the u.s. navy is also helping in the search. >> our camera has an electroo electro-optic lens. >> right now, it's a race against time. those critical flight recorders will only send out signals for another three weeks or so and then the batteries run out. the nfl is denying a scathing new report about the involvement in researching concussions. frank pallone of new jersey released that report today that accuses the

$30 million deal to study concussions. stern is a leading expert who has been vocal about linking football with brain injuries. the league says it is reviewing the report, but rejects the suggestion it tried to improp improperly influence that study. it's going to be another week of slow-moving trains if you ride the orange, blue, or silver lines. the transit agency was hoping to have a section of rail repaired last week, but metro says it is harder than they thought. that means they have to keep speed restrictions in place for all trains passing through mcpherson square. coming up at 6:00, adam tuss will explain what's causing the delay. trash talk in fairfax county. don't be surprised if you find a sticker stuck to your trash bin soon. it is a reminder for drivers to

the sticker says keep kids alive, drive 25. volunteers kick off the program with american disposal services. >> we know that most people don't intend to speed when they're driving through their own residential streets, and we want to keep the community as safe as the folks who live here want to keep their community safe. >> police are hoping to expand this project with more trash companies and neighborhoods in the week to come. doug, he's an old hand at tracking rain. heck, he's been doing it just about every day for the past few weeks, but today he has a few new things on his plate. >> and you added in some sunshine early. it just helps those clouds to reach higher into the atmosphere. that gives us the chance for heavier rain and lightning. they're coming right down

that's a different pattern than we normally see. a couple of strong storms. strongest of which right now -- look at this line from woodbridge in quantico over towards manassas and centerville and chantilly. this is the same storm that brought hail around the silver spring area and then down towards alexandria and springfield and fairfax county. look at all of the lightning with this. this is between woodbridge and quantico right now. get ready for a very heavy storm. a lot of lightning with this too. track this line to the north and you notice around manassas there has been some wind with these. not a lot, but some wind and hail. let's zoom on in right around 66 here as we look over towards the willow springs area. this is centerville and chantilly with little river turnpike. a lot of lightning around

manassas. more of this in through montgomery county. these are coming down i-95 towards columbia and the aspen hill area. very heavy rain around the wilson hills area, around whe wheaton, and rockville. this is going to continue. it is all thanks to that area of low pressure, the same one that gave us the days of rain, saturday, sunday, and today. that's why we've got these storms moving on in. if you're around frederick or leesburg, you haven't seen the rain just yet. you will over the next couple of hours. around 7:00, notice more showers and more thunderstorms moving in. around 9:00. this could effect the nationals game tonight as we take on the mets at home. i expect to see a delay. they may get the game in, but i expect to see at least a delay in here. by tomorrow morning, this system is out of here and we see a

over the next couple of days. you've been asking for it. here it comes. high around 80 with sunshine. 83 on wednesday. upper 80s and close to 90 for some with a chance of an afternoon storm on thursday or friday. going from cool march weather to july weather in the next couple of days. >> thanks, doug. they track your steps, your exercise, even how much you sleep. the new legal battle over how accurate those fitness trackers really are. the long awaited moment on national tv.

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a lot of you have been lighting up social media today about the billboard music award praising a mix of emotional and explosive performances last night. >> the highlight may have been stevie wonder and madonna's tribute to prince. some people loved the performance, but the reviews on social media have not been kind to madonna. >> well, a little of both. look, there's a pro and a con of madon madonna's performance. some people

were they close? he recorded "like a prayer" with madonna. he had a thing for madonna. he wanted her for graffiti edge. she didn't like the script. she was a good choice. her singing "nothing compares to you" singing his words to him -- the suit is unbelievable. that can never be worn again. then you look at the history of the legend of prince. it was all about that funk and that pop and that rock and roll. where were the instruments? stevie wonder came out and sang, but it would have been great to hear him play. some people think it wasn't enough. the b.e.t. awards are coming soon. they say that wasn't enough. wait until you see what we do with prince. they capitalized on that to promote their own show coming up. >> what did you

performance by britney spears? >> well, that's also taking some heat. it's our tag question tonight. if justin beiber and ariana grande and everyone is singing, is it time for britney to sing? she does not sing live at all. then you say is the dancing so -- that's gyrating. that's not dancing. is the dancing to intricate that she can't sing? people feel for her. they empathize with her. she is still under conservatorship. people in general pull for her, so she gets the pass. there are people who want to go to the concert and don't want to hear the music get screwed up. >> speaking of ups and downs,

emotional time for celine dion. >> we've watched her for the last several years through her husband's illness, his passing, through his death to the celebration of his life, the way she's held together for her twins eddie and nelson area that i know son rene charles who came out and surprised his mom with the icon award to her. what a great looking kid. what a gentleman he has become. we have seen popstars and music stars. they don't seem to be just like us. she is so rock solid. i think what she did last night she is our lead story tonight. liz hernandez did a great interview with her right after that speech there. it's awesome. hats off to celine. >> billy, we have to say congratulatins

on "the today show." you have to be very excited. >> i'm very excited. thank you very much for saying that. i grew up at new york. i did some stuff at wnbc back in the day. that's the iconic spot. i could not be happier. very nice of you to say that. thanks. >> congrats. if you want to protect yourself from the zika virus, you've got to keep the mosquitos away. some repellants just work better than others. susan hogan shows us which ones you need to have ready this summer. quickly changing weather situation this afternoon. we'll keep you up to date on this. >> showers and storms popping up all over the area this afternoon.

weather alert this monday afternoon. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist tom kieran along with doug kammerer -- both of us are here tracking the showers and thundershowers. you can see one rolling across montgomery county. there's a heavy downpour there right around bethesda only five minutes away from the tower camera location. it is just passing just to the west of the beltway. we've got one really heavy downpour with a lot of hail in talbot county. that's going to be cin

bay and moving into calvert and st. mary's county in about another hour or so. hail effecting quantico through stafford and fredericksburg. into fredericksburg by 5:02. spotsylvania by 5:05. maybe a rain delay at the beginning of the nats game and around the seven inning. the nbc washington app will help you track the rain all evening. you can track it on storm team 4 radar and get alerts when heavy rain and lightning are coming towards your neighborhood. a baltimore judge has found officer edward nero not guilty on all charges for his role in freddie gray's death. >> the charges included assault and misconduct. nero did not put a seat belt on gray in the back of that pe

van, but the judge said it is ultimately the responsibility of the van driver to oversee gray's safety. gray died after suffering a back injury during transport. the trial of the next officer charged starts in two weeks. right now, president obama is in the middle of a three-day visit to vietnam. >> it's his first visit to that nation and he's already making a major policy move. the president says the u.s. is lifting the ban on selling military equipment to vietnam which has been in place for decades. he made the announcement during a joint news conference with vietnam's president. it is part of a larger defense agreement with vietnam. quote, both sides have established a level of trust and cooperation, including between our militaries. later this week, the president traveling to japan for the annual group 7 summit with world leaders. he'll make history again when he om

president to visit her heiroshi. pat and chris, those poll numbers reveal that donald trump and hillary clinton have a lot in common right now and not all of it is good. on friendly turf in detroit with the service employees international union, democrat hillary clinton slammed donald trump. >> we're not talking about any ordinary anti-union, anti-worker republican. a lot of republicans themselves say donald trump is a disaster waiting to happen to america. >> reporter: she hit him hard on immigration, the minimum wage, and his economic plans. >> how could anybody lose money runn a

>> reporter: the latest poll shows trump is gaining ground. the two are now locked in a statistical dead heat, but they're also virtually tied in the negative way they're viewed by the majority of americans. after a private sit-down at trump tower, senator bob corker down played chances he might be on the vp short list. >> this was a meeting between two people who didn't know each other except for other phone calls. >> reporter: clinton has her own weak spot as she races bernie sanders to the finish line. though sanders is still running behind in delegates, he says he's not giving up. democrats are now handing sanders a huge olive branch. five seats on the convention committee that drafts the party's platform. clinton has six. first at

the second district in northwest. two of the most disturbing cases have involved high school students attacked near their schools. >> reporter: i'm mark segraves in northwest washington where for the second time a student was attacked right outside of his school. this time it happened outside the private school georgetown day. the student was walking on the sidewalk at 1:00 in the afternoon when three teenagers attacked him when he got to this point, threw him to the ground, then repeatedly beat him and kicked him. they stole his personal belongings, including his cell phone and took off. a student at nearby wilson high school was stabbed as he was headed to school. police say they don't believe these incidents are related, but they ask the public for help. graduation day is a once in a

from a military academy's big sendoff is going viral and one cadet is going to have to live with it for a long time. millions of us are wearing them to help guide us to healthier living, but they may not be giving you the full picture. how it could g

alert mode here because of the heavy rain and the thunderstorms we have going around coinciding with that evening rush. we have seen rain all along i-95, the beltway, parts of 66. right now we have the heaviest rain in the bethesda area and another line down to the south. i want to zoom in to this thunderstorm right here that's come in with this thunder and lightning around bethesda and quantico. this is an outflow just south of quantico. that is making its way south and west. much more to come. we'll continue to keep you posted. if you take i-66 outside the beltway, it can feel like there's always traffic. well, there's a lot of planning going on to try to improve your commute. you can check out the details of the plan on the nbc washington app and you'll

weigh in on it. public hearings are scheduled for tonight, tomorrow, and wednesday. a new study claims fitbit trackers are highly inaccurate. do you wear one? well, the study was commissioned by the law firm behind a class-action lawsuit against fit bfi fitbit. the fitbits miscalculated heart rates by 20 beats per minute during intense workouts. fitbit says the study is biassed. thousands of shares and hundreds of comments about a video from the u.s. military academy. >> the video shows the cadets marching during graduation yesterday at west point. looks like one of them was on her cell phone texting while marching. we're going to slow it down and play it back for you here. we have shared the video on our facebook

i've put it up on my page as well. one person wrote, unless that text was a credible threat to u.s. security, put the phone down. the comments on west point's page are slamming the cadet for failing to display discipline and respect. right now, some of the country's most prestigious colleges are in the hot seat. why a group is claiming racial discrimination. protecting yourself from zika. susan hogan breaks down the bes

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i looked out and the window and i saw him on the ground leaned up against the car and then he fell over. >> she says she's never seen anything like it in nine years. first at 4, a community in shock as police search for answers. with services like uber and lift, a ride is just a touch away, but you might want to watch what you touch when it arrives. the new health study you've got to see. first, weather alert. we are tracking those storms this afternoon. let's get an update from tom. >> yeah, doug and i will be having frequent updates throughout the rest of the afternoon into the early evening hours as we watch these thundershowers coming through. some of those producing a little bit of hail and some gusts of wind around 30, 40 miles per hour. that one is tracking out of prince county and coming

stafford and spotsylvania, montgomery county. there's another pretty strong storm in talbot county. it may die down quite a bit as it gets over the cooler waters of the bay. this one in montgomery county, this one is going to be tracking south and east. into bethesda in a minute or two. mclean at 4:54. tysons corner 4:58. burke by 5:16. clifton 5:24. lakeridge by 5:32. it does have some lightning with it. brief downpours. they're moving at 30 miles an hour. not going to last very long. downpours lasting only 10, 15 minutes or so with some brief lightning. a small chance of hail as this one moves on through here, passing just

washington. there's a live view from the tower camera. that is that cell over montgomery county. raining off in the distance is bethesda. in northwest, getting a few scattered sprinkles. there's the view over downtown washington. just a few sprinkles there coming through. 6:00 p.m., still a chance of a thundershower or a thunderstorm coming through as well as by 8:00 a.m. by 10:00, we'll begin to clear out. back down to the mid, low 60s. by dawn on tuesday, partly cloudy and in the upper 50s. the impact for tonight is caution for yellow, but good travel for tomorrow and during the day. as we start off tomorrow morning at the bus stop, in the upper 50s with sunshine. a cool morning. it will be in the low 60s by 9:00. during the afternoon, temperatures climbing up to around 80 degrees. wednesday the low 80s, then here comes summer. it will be great beach and pool

weather, but may be interrupted by some afternoon showers. a chance of some showers and storms on sunday and maybe memorial day itself. right now, monday is looking cooler. memorial day highs reaching the mid 70s with maybe an afternoon thundershower. that's the way it looks. a developing story now in virginia. the state is working on a plan to make sure you know everything you need to know about the zika virus. the state is about to launch an aggressive public relations campaign, and pregnant women will be getting zika prevention tips. communities without mosquito control programs will get help, and the state lab is about to test mosquitos for the virus. in the meantime, if you live in virginia, you should check around your house for pooled water to try to eliminate mosquito breeding grounds. so what's the best way to protect yourself from mosquito bites? >> some insect repellants work better than others. susan hogan has b

brands are most effective. >> there are so many out there, aren't there? you just sit there and you look at the counters. which one do i choose? as it begins to warm up, those pesky mosquitos will become more common here, so consumer reports tested all different insect repellant brands and rated them. here are the results. mosquitos are a top concern. there's currently no vaccine for the zika virus and no drug to treat zika infections, so the centers for disease control and prevention says it is essential that people avoid mosquito bites. consumer reports tests insect repellants for their effectiveness against the aedes mosquito. >> products with the right percentage of deet were most successful.

woods deep. even women who are pregnant or breast-feeding can safely use these insect repellants are applied properly. don't apply mosquito repellants over cuts, wounds, or irritated skin or under clothes. when applying to face, apply it to your hands first and then rub on your face. it should never be used on infants under two months old. while no cases of zika have been traced to mosquito bites received in the united states, experts expect some spread of the disease as weather warms up, particularly in florida, texas, and other states where mosquitos are most prevalent.

help protect you from getting bit. it's one of those things when you do spray it on your hands and put it on your kids that's really the best way. i have an 11-year-old kid who cannot stand to be sprayed. it is the best thing when you try to get around their eyes and face and around their ears. same thing with sunscreen too. >> some of them come in lotions. >> they do. remember after you put the lotion on to wash your hands really well because it is kind of gross tasting. you don't want it in your food. >> all that rain we've had, this is going to be an awful summer for mosquitos. >> i know. the story right before mine about the pools of water and buckets, get rid of all that stuff now, if you can. >> keep going around the house. >> that's right. well, the next time you hail a taxi, an uber, or a lift car plan to share the ride with

sharing cars are a hotbed for bacteria. investigators swabbed seat belts, door handles, and window buttons on random taxis and ride-share vehicles in south florida. they thought taxis would be the worst because they have a history of cleanliness complaints, but uber and lift vehicles came out worse. you might want to start carrying that hand sanitizer with you if you don't already do that. we're getting some big stories in our newsroom. first, a chaotic faceoff between police and an accused jewelry thief and an innocent bystander caught in the middle. summer vacation season is almost here and the tsa is under a microscope. only adam tuss takes a look at faster, safer technology that could be a game changer. i'm tom sherwood. the national parks service celebrating its

natural land and preservation. now a growing controversy has the park services looking more to corporate donors to ease its severe budget problems. will private corporate logos wind up displayed in national parks and maybe new benches with a discreet logo on the front and on the back and affect policies. the debate coming up on news4 at 5:00. >> what do you think about corporations displaying brands at our national parks? it is our flash survey this afternoon. call or text the number on your screen. yale, brown, and dartmouth college are facing a civil rights complain for discriminating against asian american applicants in the admissions process. a coalition filed

today. >> we request that attorney general loretta lynch please stop this discrimination against asian americans. do not let our children be treated as second-class citizens. >> now this same coalition filed a similar complaint against harvard university last year. the u.s. education department dismissed it because a similar lawsuit was being considered in federal court. developing right now, first at 4, a community with more questions than answers. who would gun down a man along a quiet local street? first at 4, hear from the woman

your home can be perfect.re, even when life isn't. the neighbor's back. oh, no. this is my husband, gibby! i wanted to show him your furniture! i like it! you wanna come in? oh no. that would be weird! the memorial day sale. from classic to contemporary, havertys.

it turned out to be just cleaning supplies and baby food, but it caused quite a stir at a planned parenthood clinic in sarasota, florida. it led to an evacuation this morning. seven staffers complained about breathing problems and got sent to the hospital. also developing right now, the search for a killer in prince george's county. >> police have just identified a man who was shot and killed overnight in temple hills. we spoke with a witness who watched it all go down. >> it was one loud one. it sounded like

>> reporter: the gunshots woke regina harvey. >> i saw him on the ground, leaned up against the car, and then fell over. >> reporter: the white mercedes sat at the middle of the crime scene, the driver's side door wide open. police got a call reporting the shooting at 1:00 a.m. >> trying to keep him awake, keep him alive before the ambulance got here. i saw them doing cpr. i said, i hope he doesn't die. >> reporter: the man didn't survive. police had the car towed. now they're looking for a killer and putting together a possible motive. after ten years in her home, harvey is completely shaken. >> i couldn't sleep all night long. that really shook me up. >> reporter: she and other neighbors here are trying their best to go about their day, but it is very hard knowing that a man is dead and police are still looking for the killer who was right here in temple hills. news4. tracking showers and a few

now as we move on through the rest of the evening. i'll show you what you can expect as these storms move on through. plus, a jewelry heist shootout with police and carjacking. it was an elaborate scheme, but the crook was a bad driver. and we spoke to the man who faced down the barrel of his gun. >> he shouted, don't move, i'll shoot you. don't move, i'll shoot you. in a matter of a few seconds, he just came in. first up tonight, it's a wild weather day. we begin with that weather alert right now. some of you are seeing lots of showers. >> and some of you are actually getting thunderstorms out there. how is this going to play out? >> nothing severe. we did have one severe thunderstorm warning in charles county, but that storm is now long gone. i'll show you what we're dealing with out there right now. the storms moving rightn

i-95. there is a lot of the activity around i-95 at philadelphia. they are moving down i-95. this was the biggest storm earlier today. brought some hail around silver spring. now down around the fredericksburg area. here is some of the heaviest rain right on through the bethesda area and the district and right along 495. it's been a mess in tysons corner. look at reston. seeing some very heavy rain. that is an area getting hit very hard right through downtown, right along the dulles toll road. you can see the lightning right there. farther down to the south, bigger storm right to the east of manassas. that one continues to move towards the warrenton area. heads up in that location. looking at a very stormy night for many of us. hello to summer heat tomorrow. i have the full forecast coming u