none involved terrorism and all were caught. there were 45 perimeter beaches at 31 of the busiest airports. megan mcgrath is headed to reagan and will bring us an update in a short while. a father will learn his sentence today for killing his son. a montgomery county judge found him guilty back in march. he says he kill his three month old so he could catch in on a $750,000 life insurance policy. the original sentence in 2002 was appealed an even with a new trial, the judge found the baby died from injuries from being shaken by his father. also in court today, the man convicted of crashing his ford 150 into a pair of workers will be sentenced this afternoon. maryland state police say he lost control of of his truck back in february much 2015

emts who were there to help in another crash. both rescue workers have since received awards for their service. today we'll get an update on the zika virus from the director of the cdc. dr. thomas frieden will discuss the latest research on the violence at the national press club this downtown d.c. zika is spread primarily through mosquitos. the main concern is with pregnant women because the virus known to cause birth defects. and the director of the maryland help the department of health will hold a town hall meeting. it is being held at the dennis avenue health center at 6:30 tonight. there will be an information meeting it at the takoma park police department on maple avenue at the same time. if you are leaving for your memorial day weekend this morning, expect busy roads. after the aa projects low gas prices will meanen an extra 700,000 people traveling for the holiday. the volume is expected to be the second highest on record for memorial day and close to 90% of people plan to drive to their

4:31. let's gets a chuck would say the early lean on the memorial day weekend. 4 things to know about our forecast. >> i can give you the lean on that. it will feel like summertime around here after a long wait for the cloudy, rainy pattern to break up, it certainly has now. it will be more and more summerlike today, tomorrow, into the weekend. getting close to 90 degrees both today and for tomorrow. looks like saturday is probably going to be the best of the three days of your holiday weekend. and keeping a close eye on any possibility for some tropical moisture early parts of next week. for now we're dry in the dmv, but there are showers in southern west virginia and there will be at least a chance for raindrops to impact your day today. best chance will be the blue ridge and shenandoah valley, 0% to 40% chances for showers there. i-95 corridor, rain chances today and tomorrow really 30% or less. it's just not a zero percent

covering something. >> we're not going to say what you're covering here. inbound key bridge, one lane getting t saw a couple vehicles come across and it is the right lane getting by. hopefully that is something that changes here soon. lenner loop at colesville road, left lane getting by the work zone there. top of the beltway looking clear. looking at 66 and 95, overall you can see no big issues on 66 or 95. 270 from 70 down to the spur going to take you 27 minutes, you're on time. i'll see you in ten minutes. right now the search is on for a brazen thief who robbed a mother at gun points with her baby in the car. this happened in northwest d.c. we're told the woman was uploading flowers from her car when a man shoved a gun in her face and

bag. he took off in awaiting van. neither the mom nor the baby was hurt.van. neither the mom nor the baby was hurt. police tried to arrest jonath jonathan hemming and he resisted. he was searched and found two other guns. he now faces several charges including attempted murder of a police officer. more arrests near a donald trump rally a day after violence that hurt police offices outside of trump event this albuquerque. nine people face charges after the latest incident and the clashes began yesterday afternoon outside of a rally in anaheim california. they weren't nearly as violent as the ones in new mexico tuesday night. no officers were hurt. a former trump delegate will answer to child porn charges today in a prince george's county courtroom.

caleb bailey was indicted earlier this month on charges of possessing and making child pornography and having unregistered machine guns and explosives. deputies started tracking bailey back in february when they say he tried to shift illegal explosion siv explosives. he has been replaced as delegate. school officials will again consider cameras on school buses. the school board has to decide whether nearly 1300 buses will get the cameras. back in 2014, several county buses had cameras on board to catch drivers who illegally passed stopped school buses. the money generated by the fine would pay the $15.4 million needed to install those cameras. it's one of the most dangerous intersections this the city and mary cheh wants to see businesses. today she will visit 14th and columbia streets to see what can be done to improve

cited this data collected by ddot. derrick ward will join us live at 5:00 a.m. with what type of changes we could see in that area. metro's board chairman is firing back after governor mcauliffe threatened to withhold money from the rail agency. mcauliffe signed an executive directive yesterday which promises to with hole metro funding if safety protocols don't meet the state standard. but jack evans says he's frustrate that had some lawmakers are not letting the system's new leaders do their job. >> withholding money and other threats are not helpful. paul is much more diplomatic, he won't say anything. i am not. i find it offensive and i would say this to the governor and anybody else. >> evans says metro is required by law to stop bus service or capital projects if any jurisdiction withholds money. yesterday virginia, maryland and d.c. also announced plans to create a metro safety oversight

commission. just when you thoughts of safe to put the umbrella away, think again. why you might want to pack one for later today. and the trial continues today for the attorney accused of torturing a virginia couple. we what we expect to happen in court. and a new study on students ♪ hey! ♪ they go ooh ooh. ♪ hey! ♪ they go oh-ooh-ooooh. ♪ sitting, watching, waiting, wishing. ♪ ♪ i tell you one thing, you never knew it. ♪ ♪ at the back of the bus ♪ there is so much to give, so dream big. ♪ ♪ yeah. ♪ and when they screaming get out, get out. ♪ ♪ all i wanna hear is get down, get down. ♪

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i'm molette green at the live desk. new this morning just released, sobering numbers on college students' alcohol and marijuana use. on an average day, 1.2 million full-time coverage students drank alcohol, more than 700,000 used pot. now, these numbers just released hours ago from the substance abuse and mental health services administration. the report also found hundreds of thousands of part-time college students also use alcohol and marijuana on an average day. we're talking about 18 to 22-year-olds. that is the latest. back to you. doit's about the time to brk out the shorts. getting warm out there. >> it is shorts and t-shirt weather for sure for kiddos and

low 60s. a-plus for recess again today. it will be a warm one. temperatures it will afternoon getting well up into the upper 80s. some spots might touch 90 degrees. so you guessed correct. t-shirt and shorts is all you will need outside today. unless you're like us, dresses and ties. >> i was noticing watch my dress change colors as i go in front of the green screen. a gets a yucky mustardy yellow color. imaginic of tv. key bridge, one lane getting by. prince george's county, you can see no major problem in prince george's county. my dress was more sun shiny on the other side. top of the beltway, no problem. inner loop at colesville, left

it's 4:42. and we told you about another night of protests outside a donald trump event. but will haven impact on the race? and how hillary clinton moves forward after a report about her e-mail server. and we told you where the first family was expected to move after president obama's term is over and now we're hey mom, i could use some basil. term is over and now we're oh, sure thing, sweetie. life is eating out of a flower pot. wait where's the? right. it's being a food paparazzi. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet. as it should. and a takeout romantic. dessert! happy anniversary. life is mucho, and grande. life is eating, laughing, loving and a place to enjoy it together.

happening now at the g-7 economic summit, president obama preparing for a news conference this about 15 minutes. there you can see some of the o-

later this morning the president is set to deliver a well-known shrine. the overall goal is to come up with a fix it plan for the faltering global economy. tomorrow all eyes on obama as he visits the peace park in hiroshima, becoming the first sitting u.s. president to visit the city after the at atomic bomb in world war ii. to decision 2016 thousand a now and possibly explosive development. first tracie potts is here with the fireworks surrounding donald trump again. protests two days in a row now. >> reporter: the second time, this time in anaheim, california. not as violent in terms of clashing with the police as we saw in albuquerque, new mexico the day before, but definitely of concern. there were tactical teamsut

the streets of california. more donald trump paraphernalia being bur burned. but again, not quite as violent as anaheim. and growing concern about whether or not this is becoming a trend with the trump rallies. >> let's you've bamove back to clinton and the e-mails. will this affect her candidacy? >> reporter: she says it's the same old story and it won't affect her in the general election. the inspector general's report says that she violated the federal records act by not turning over all her e-mails before she left office. of course we now know they were on a personal server stored in her home and now she says she's turned over all those e-mails. by the way she wasn't interviewed for that report because her team said they wanted her to talk to the fbi first. it's a parallel investigation by the justice department. >>

us. thank you. today ifairfax county, testimony expected to continue in the case of andrew schmuhl, he's on trial for a violent attack on the another lawyer and his wife, the attack came after schmuhl's wife was fired in november of 2014. yesterday in court a crime scene detective showed jurors evidence found in the getaway vehicle. and it included a taser, a handgun, knife, automatic timer device. schmuhl's attorney is arguing that his client was high on prescription pills and did not know exactly what he was doing. tomorrow marks one year since d.c. reporter similar these milton was shot and killed as she waited for a bus. police still don't have anyone in custody for her death. we did an

family and they shared new photos of milton and you can read more in our nbc washington app. now to the quest for statehood. house of representatives dealt a big blow. lawmakers nullified a law that allowed the district to spend local tax dollars without congressional approval. house members said the district overstepped its legal authority and the constitution by trying to exclude congress from the budget process. president obama's advisers have recommended that he veto the bill. later this morning, d.c. council committee will hold a hearing on mayor bowser's plan to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour 37 activists supporting the measure will urge the council and mayor to expand the plan to include tipped workers. this is the third time legislation has been proposed to raise the minimum wage. tense moments on an american airlines plane when a bird strike took out

engines and fortsz eforce force to make an emergency landing. a couple heard the loud bang and they thought the worst. >> just goes right overhead, just like that one right there. and it was just making this crazy noise and i thought, man, that sucker's going down. >> american airlines tells us no injuries were reported. bird strikes have become a major issue in recent years. we told you president obama was looking at homes in the sheridan, colorado neighborhood and now we're looking at where he will take his family. and it's not too shabby. take a look. this was first reported by politico. now several media outlets say the obamas are planning to move here into this mansion. it is in the calla ram made neighborhood. politico says the house has nine bedrooms, 8 1/2 booths, and that it was previously sold for about $5.3 million. it's got something like room for ten cars.

>> i still don't understand why you need a nine bedroom house for two people. kids are going off to school. >> well, he needs a few happen caves. we're only a few days from memorial day, but the city of gaithersburg is already looking toward the fourth of july. >> you may have seen and heard city officials test things yesterday. the city tested a new location for its patriotic show. volunteered stationed themselves at different spots to make sure that they could see the fireworks two miles away. >> we have stationed people in 21 locations throughout the city on those areas that we've identified to just make sure that they are before we put that out to the public. >> volunteer firefighters were on hand as well just in case. we'll let you know when gaithersburg finalizes its fourth of july

feel like summer around here. yesterday all the parks in the area, flooded with kids and parents. a great day to be outside. >> it was nice yesterday and today promises to be just about that nice once again. can we keep it going is the real question that anyone wants to know. now that a holiday weekend approaches. it's really feeling like summertime and that is welcome news. yesterday we made to 86 degrees and let the warming begin. the last time reagan national hit 90 degrees was last year back on september the 9 tth, so long time waiting for 90 degrees. we may get there today. orders of touching 90 at national airport today, about 20% or 30%. i'm more on the 88, 89 side of things, but nonetheless our first run at 90 in a while and tomorrow will be another pretty solid evident ffort as well. humidity also starting to climb. here is a little bit of rain chance across parts of southern west

a little bit more active weather across the upper midwest. but for us, at least a chance for showers today. here is the high resolution computer model. a couple of random shower chances early this morning, but most of the late morning and early afternoon hours will be just fine. but here is 4:00 this afternoon. still dry in the metro, but a lit or miss shower chance. and this is the way i think it will set up. better rain chances from blue ridge westbound in to the shenandoah valley. basically the i-81 corridor today has a way better chance of seeing an afternoon shower than the i-95 corridor does. maybe you're going out to a baseball game tonight. cardinals are in town. 7:05 first pitch. temperatures upper 80s on your bay down to the ballpark, about 83 first pitch time and it will be a beautiful night for bb baseball. if you're using your afternoon to drive out to the beach, opening city to rehoboth, saturday near perfect. upper 70s. maybe a shower possible on sunday. mop probably the best chance for rain down at the

for right here? i'll go 89 for today. doug went 90 last night, but i can't do it. but we'll be within a whisper of it today and tomorrow. a better rain chance along i-95 tomorrow. saturday dry. sunday mostly dry. maybe a hit or miss shower and unfortunately our best chance of rain monday into tuesday of next week. somebody who loves 90 degree weather that is melissa mollett. >> i love 90 degree weather. i don't love the rain because of what it does of course to the roads. westbound 7 there at belmont ridge road as you're approaching leesburg, do have a crash at that intersection. units are responding. not sure how bad it is. inbound key bridge still have one lane getting by. outbound is now open. so that is good news. inner loop at colesville road, the left lane getting by the work zone. that is still hanging around .best of the beltway

66 and 95 over all looking quite good here. and 270 northbound and southbound at shady grove, also no problems. what would you do if an armed robber burst into a store and demanded all your money? we'll tell you how 57-year-oa 7 boy tried to save the the day. and congress takes action after a news 4 iteam investigation that changes women could soon see on capitol hill. and a name doesn't mean much when you're trying to save money. why more and more people are

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that's something you don't see every day. a 7-year-old boy takes on an armed robbery suspect, throwing a few punches before the suspect forces him and his parents to the floor. if you take another look, montgomery county police say that the two men carrying guns robbed the gamestop in silver spring. after they pushed the boy and his parts parents to the floor got away with cash from the register. that young man's parents say they want the two suspects locked up. their son is upset and he hasn't put up to the stuffed animal the store manager gave him since that night. >> he considers it something that helps keep him safe. he carry it is with him everywhere he goes. he takes care of it like it's his own child. it's become a bit of a lucky charm. >> we'll give you another look

montgomery county police are asking fors t the community's h to get these guys. prince george's county is number one in the state when it comes to homicides. 16% were attributed to domestic violence. leaders met at prince george's county community college to discuss resources to support those that are and could be affected. the obama administration is facing multiple lawsuits to its new transgender bathroom mandate. texas and ten other states say they are suing over the federal directive that would let transgender students use the bathroom that matched their gender identity. if public schools don't follow the new mandate, they could lose federal funding. and you but two of the states suing have republican governors. quick actn

investigation. u.s. senator calling for better accommodations for mothers on u.s. capitol grounds including more baby changing tables and lactation sthors. in a letter wednesday, bob casey wrote, i respectfully urge you to take steps to improve the facilities available for parents working in or visiting the capitol complex. he cited tuesday's iteam report that the capitol complex has less than a third of the lactation stations required in federal buildings and less than half of the family restrooms required. dwoo eleanor holmes norton called the findings unacceptable. >> it doesn't surprise me that the congress lags behind. it always does. we just have to sign a light on it. the reason to double check your accounts and change your passwords. linked abo

count before 2012, your password won't work anymore. it they're taking action after they saw some users account information getting posted online. the data was stolen in a breach about four years ago. they say they are also checking out suspicious activity and talking with law enforcement. we all want to save money when we go shopping, right? more and more of us are turning to store brands. in fact some store brands are now crowding name brand products off the shelf at the grocery store. at many, as much as one fifth of the products are store brand. they can be up to 20% less expensive than the name brand. it is 5:00 a.m. good morning. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm erika gonzalez. another beautiful warm day. spring is finally here,