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tornado alley. the danger that continues in parts of the midwest. the i-team shows how congress isn't following its own rules. complaints the capitol isn't a family-friendly place to work. special training for bouncers at d.c. bars. they are learning more than how to spot under-aged drinkers. last year's paris attacks put a spotlight on soft targets. we have more on what it means for night life in our nation's capital. >> reporter: the d.c. bouncers we talked to said the training helps them to keep the night life safe. >> she looks young. >> reporter: robert smith is the teacher. the nightclub security consultant speaks to club of d.c. bouncers how to stop a terror attack. >> working in a club in d.c. or anywhere else they are on the frt

>> they are taking a class over two days to receive security training. smith retired from the san diego police department after working there for 20 years. he now trains bouncers nationwide and says one of the things they look for is a convincing fake i.d. made in china. >> when a bouncer is checking i.d., i mean, not many self respecting terrorists are going to use their own legitimate i.d. they will get a china fake. >> reporter: last year they hit cafes, restaurants and a music venue. mark lee is the director of the night life and hospitality association and supports the training to keep the d.c. night life safe. >> this training, programs like this, are how we ensure our member businesses are prepared for any scenario already told the group how to remain vigilant. he is a bouncer and said the training helped

>> you don't want to -- for those things it makes me look at it twice. >> robert smith says terrorists aren't the only ones that can use fake i.d.s. he said some of the under-aged drinkers could use them and bouncers have been instructed to keep the i.d.s and tell the people to call the police if they want them back. in adams morgan, shomari stone, news 4. >> the ntsb tonight working to figure out what caused this deadly plane crash in orange county, virginia. take a look. the plane went down 4:30 this afternoon in roseville, 40 miles west of fredericksburg. two people on board died. police are working to notify their families. no one on the ground was injured. we learned a 16-year-old girl died after hit by a car almost three weeks ago at east-west highway and 23rd avenue.

the driver stayed on the scene. she has not been charged. incredible pictures showing a large destructive tornado sweeping through parts of kansas. >> a little bit of lightning in the area. >> reporter: storm chasers captured this video tonight as the twister touched down just outside of dodge city. the national weather service confirms it destroyed someone's home as it moved north. some minor damage is reported in other parts of the city. severe storms are hammering the plain and residents have been posting photos showing the sky almost completely blacked out. you could see a funnel cloud in scott city, 90 miles from dodge and someone snapped a picture of what looks to be two funnel clouds forming in dodge city itself. injuries have been reported 300 miles away in oklahoma and part of at least one highway is completely blocked by

the good thing is so far in kansas no major injuries, at the live desk, i'm chris lawrence. >> thank you. after a long stretch of rainy days, we are getting ready for some of the west weather we have had in weeks. >> we earned it. give us the good news. >> we have for sure. today the first day at 80 degrees or higher this month. that's amazing considering our average is in the upper 70s. normally we see a couple of 80s in may. last year we saw tons of them. this year, today was the first. 838 the high. 82 leesburg, 84 fredericksburg. a nice day with plenty of sunshine. the commuter forecast tomorrow, only thing to worry about is sun glare in the morning. 63 degrees early. 85 tomorrow afternoon. look at what we are looking at here. more 80s on the way. tracking the weekend and memorial day rain. i'm tracking a system and more on it coming up in a few minutes. luxury cars are a growing target for thieves, but it's not always the car itselfh

target. montgomery county police tell us they have had 35 wheel-related thefts since march. we talked to one woman who found her cadillac es ska laid this morning up on cinder blocks in her driveway. experts say to keep the car in the garage in you can and consider buying wheel locks. the owners in this case had wheel locks but the thieves broke in and got the key. firefighters in prince georges county could be wearing ballistic vests like police officers after last month's shooting of two firefighters. one of them died after they forced their way in to a home to help a man they believed was in medical distress. the fire chief is looking to equipping the firefighters with this added layer of protection. the vest costs between 400 and $500 each. >> number one, does our member feel safe doing their job with that vest on? will it provide

the event something should happen again. >> reporter: fire departments across the country are begun to use these vests. they could be tested in prince georges county between now and october. tsa precheck is supposed to shorten your wait time at the airport. with summer coming and waits getting longer here's what you need to know if you plan to apply. you can complete the application on-line but you need to go to a tsa service center for fingerprinting, all five in the d.c. area have month-long backlogs. applications can take a month to approve. if you start now it could be july before you are enrolled. we have a link to the on-line application in the nab washington app. search precheck. vice president biden stepping up his push to fight cancer. we learned he will host a national cancer summit in d.c. it will bring together scientists, oncologists and

types of cancer. it is set for june 29th at howard university. a woman convicted of animal cruelty against 66 dogs. she charges are all misdemeanors but could lead to years behind bars. jackie bensen is live with how police uncovered this abuse. jackie? >> caller: authorities came to the rockville home to look for one dog who had bitten someone at an adoption event. a what they found was appalling. these are the paws of a chihuahua mix dog found in the home during a search warrant served on 234u year's day. court documents say that officers choked and gagged as they made their way through the home. they found 66 dogs of all sizes, many in plastic airline crates that covered nearly every inch of the floor. one dog with paralyzed legs who had been sitting in his

exkramt for sometime. another matted with a half-pound of urine-soak fur. the documents reveal catherine chung, who owns the house initially lied to officers telling them only 20 dogs were in the house. a judge found her guilty of 66 counts of animal cruelty. they are misdemeanor crimes but each carries jail time. >> your heart cries out for these creatures. again, because they don't have anyone to stick up for them. we make sure that these crimes go punished. >> reporter: no one answered the door at the home. the windows remain covered by sheets and blankets. a facebook page for forever homes animal rescue that shares the same address as the house claims to be helping dogs in high kill shelters escape death and find forever loving homes. the post which stopped in august, contained photos of many that matched the description of those found in the home.

euthanized. some have been treated and adopted out. chung was convict ochd housing fraud in 2011 and her attorney asked for leniency citing her work in rescuing dogs. live in rockville, jackie bensen, news 4. next at 11:00, beating the traffic on memorial day weekend. when is the worst time to start your holiday drive? here's a hint. it's not on friday. congress having trouble following its own rules. this is not a family friendly work environment. >>. >> what the news 4 i-team found and didn't find under the capitol dome. the d.c. neighborhood that could be home for the obamas come jaary. nu

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news 4 went house hunting today trying to figure out where the first family will live when they leave the white house in january. the national journal is reporting some sources that say the obamas picked a home. they are trying to find out if this might be the obama's new address but the phone went dead when he called the realtor. it rents for $9500 a month. >> nice fixer upper there. >> yeah. they write the laws but seems they don't have to follow the rules. >> an investigation for the news 4 i-team found congress isn't following the federal government standards for providing accommodations for parents. tonight scott mcfarland says some say the hill isn't as family friendly as it should be. >> here we go. >>

miller will be a big brothermom. shea miller is a 13-year congressional staffer and miller remembers what it was like making the long walk from her car to the office when she was pregnant with sean. >> i remember when i was pregnant the first time, coming in, sparking in the garage and 15 minutes of waddling to my office. >> from your spot. >> from my spot to the office. >> because there are no designated spots for expecting moms. a house subcommittee made a note of it saying they would provide temporary parking for pregnant women, even though the federal government doesn't require it. sense the subcommittee thinks it is a priority for the capitol complex to add more baby changing stations inside of the dozens of restrooms on the campus. >> reporter: that could be a bigger problem because congress is so short o

and family restrooms it fails to meet the government's standards for federal buildings and it doesn't have to because it exempted itself from the rules. in newer government facility the feds require one changing table on every floor. other than those in the modern capitol visitor's center we found nine in all of the u.s. house, less than half required. >> that's an easy fix went we should do it. >> reporter: jackie spears a long-time house member from california and a former staffer. >> a bigger issue here, this is not a family friendly work environment. >> reporter: the i-team found congress doesn't meet the federal government standards for lackation stations for moms, that standard requires six stations for every 1,000 female workers with an estimated 7,000 female employees in congress it would require 42 stations. the i-team review found there are 12 and those are relatively new. before 2007 there were none in the u.s. house.

apply to everyone else in federal service but themselves. it is truly hypocritical. >> reporter: congressional officials tell the i-team another half dozen lackation stations will open in the longworth building but no more plans to have family restrooms. >> will they use them, maybe not because they are busy. >> reporter: a former house staffer and mom of three children says upgrades would help congress keep the best and brightest from leaving service. >> when you see the changing tables it sends a message it is a family friendly place to work. >> it communicates something. >> sure. >> there is a big hurdle. it is politically tricky for members of congress to spend taxpayer money on themselves for upgrades to the capitol no matter who benefits. scott mcfarlane, i-team. >> have you seen something at your work place the t

click on investigation on our app. this was a time when most kids who went off to college never moved back home. now a growing population are moving back in with mom and dad. according to the pew research center for the first time on record living with parents is the most common arrangement for millennials, those a aged 18 to 34. the study points to several reasons including falling wages, student debt an young adults postponing marriage. if you plan to leave town for the holiday weekend and thought you would beat the traffic by leaving on thursday, think again. >> thursday may be worse than friday, folks. the council of governments transportation planning board looked at the last several memorial day weekends in the washington area and found thursday afternoon rush saw much more traffic than anytime on friday. on average it took people 50 to 100% longer to get to their destinations. if

and be safe until about 11:00 a.m. on friday. >> i guess it picks up again, or you can leave tomorrow. it will be spectacular. >> play hooky. >> wednesday there's zero traffic. the best day of the week. really talking about great summer weather. just in time for memorial day. >> we are excited about that. >> if it is going to be this bad for part of the month, let it be the beginning of the month because the end of the month we are ready to go to this beach. guess who is going to the beach on monday. starting early on memorial day weekend. we will be in ocean city and doing stories in rehoboth. right now 67 degrees. look at the beautiful shot. a great shot right now if we can get it on the tower cam. that's beautiful. 68 degrees the current temperature at the airport. winds out of the south at five miles an hour. it is a spectacular night. you walk outside and doesn't get much better than this.

on the radar, no rain in our area. look at the clear skies. to the north and west, a pesky storm with us for three days. today boston in the 50s with showers. for us the system moves away. we showed you earlier, they are dealing with severe weather out to kansas. watch the storms blow up out here. over 30 tornado reports out that way today. that system normally last couple of weeks it's been moving our way. they will move up to canada. we finally have nice area of high pressure around us. that means we get warm. warmer than today. look at the highs today. 83 d.c., 83 richmond. tomorrow we beat these numbers by three degrees. right to me mid-80s. 67 at 8 p.m. a.m. beautiful day to take lunch outdoors or a bike ride. 4:0085. if jim wants to get to the tennis courts tomorrow, i know you haven

is the day. ehlo humidity. no problem at all. 87 fredericksburg. 85 leesburg. 86 downtown. the next couple of days we get warmer. 87 on thursday. you can still play tennis on thursday but friday humid. 89 on friday. heat index in the 90s for the first time this year. low 90s, not too bad but quite hot. 87 as we head to the memorial day weekend. 85 on sunday. memorial day itself right now mid-70s with a chance of rain. this forecast will change. the reason we have a tropical system, may try to make its way on shore. if it does, it may bring us clouds and rain. especially to the beaches. most of the weekend, saturday, sunday, looking good toward the beaches. a little cool on sunday. take the sweater. notice monday, storm watch, temperature in the 60s with on-shore flow. memorial day may not be the best down there. that's something we will continue to watch. again,

change. so stay with us on monday. i do not expect tomorrow's forecast to change f it does. >> we know where to find you. >> somebody is in trouble and that's me. >> thank you, doug. coming up, the nationals knock around new york as their pitcher keeps up the pace. sports is next but here's jimmy fallon. >> tyler perry is here,

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>> nats looked good tonight. >> the nationals are 14-0 in his last 14 starts on the mound. strasburg has been awesome. both stast strasburg and harvey have been undergone tommy johns surgery however their organizations have handled it differently. the mets had no innings limit whatsoever for harvey all the playoffs a year ago. that might be the reason why harvey is off to a bad start this year. the nationals a half game lead over the mets going in to tonight. bryce harper showing the bull pen some love. top of the second, eric camp bell, goes down looking. strasburg tied, the first ten batters in order. no such luck for harvey. bottom of the fourth, ryan

out of the park and we are tied at one. zimmerman's sixth home run of the season. next batter, anthony renndone. he likes that. harvey knocked around early in the game. nats lead 2-1. in the fifth, the former met daniel murphy leads the majors in batting average. a two-run shot. there harvey gives up five in five innings. the nationals are up 5-1. strasburg still looking dominant with two on. he strikes outside. kelly there 11 punchouts on the night for him. he improves 8-0 for a season high. nationals take it 7-4. orioles visiting the astros. buck showalter turned 60 yesterday showing the umpires where to put the cake and balloons. pfister pitching for houston. birthday flent the fifth.

birds up 1-0. interesting celebration for baltimore. top of the sixth, manny ma chad doe is 4-37 slump. this is what you call a slump buster. his 13th home run of the season. orioles and astros are tied. this game is in the tenth inning at two. to football, the redskins on the field for their first ota session of the off season. cousins getting work in. first time he is headed in to the off season as the unquestioned starter. norman, first time he is on the field, he signed a 2350i6 year, $75 million contract with the burgundy and gold last month. tomorrow, sessions will be open to the media. we will hear redskins and redskins park tomorrow. a game six in the nhl. lightning are one win away from eliminating the penguins. a lot of energy tonight. we will skip ahad

period. pittsburgh up 2-0. sidney crosby weaving through the defense. that is his sixth goal of the playoffs. pittsburgh looking good. tampa bay did end up coming back. the penguins turned out to be too much. russ with the goal there. pittsburgh wins 5-2. they force a game seven on thursday night. >> all right. good stuff.

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