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for the first-time-ever, a woman is the presumptive nominee for president for a major u.s. party. you'll hear hillary clinton's reaction to making history. we talk to the driver who was cited for this metro bus crash that injured nearly a dozen people. and we have the video of the encounter between officers and a man who died in custody. his widow says this shows what really happened. and breaking news, big news for hillary clinton tonight. nbc news is projecting that clinton is the presumptive nominee for the democratic party. >> that will make her the first female nominee to top the presidential ticket in american history. nbc news made that projection after 13 more super delegates pledged their support to clinton today. there are six primary election contests tomorrow. but even if she

state, clinton will have enough delegates to clench the nomination. while clinton acknowledged the news tonight at a rally in california, she is still focussed on winning tomorrow's contests, especially, california. >> according to the news, we are on the brink of a historic -- [cheers and applause] -- historic, unprecedented moment. we have six elections tomorrow. and we're gonna fight hard for every single vote, especially right near california. >> meanwhile, bernie sanders says he will continue to stay in the raice, especially if he win in california tomorrow. >> and if we can't win here in california, win in south dakota, north dakota, we're going into that convention with enormous momentum. >> sanders also cites numerous polls that show h

than clinton. now you can get all the results from tomorrow's big primary day on the nbc washington app and right here at news 4 at 11:00. metro, during the height of the evening commute, this metro bus hit a tree in silver spring. >> news 4's jackie benson joins us with brand-new details. >> reporter: new tonight, charges have been filed after officials say the stories about what happened in the moments just before the crash didn't match. metro transit police officers downloaded video from cameras on board the bus, which held more than a dozen passengers when it collided with a tree on east west highway west of grub road about 4:15 p.m. the bus drive was severely injured and briefly trapped in the vehicle.

local hospitals with less-sear just injuries. police are focussing on the actions of a white pickup truck. >> the bus is equipped with cameras inside and out, not only the constantly recording kind but drive cam that is triggered like an event like this. >> reporter: the pickup driver walked away holding the reckless driving citation given to him by police. >> they say it was my fault. obviously it wasn't, so i got to get a lawyer. >> reporter: this student says she heard the crash in a blk away. >> my friend's mom usually takes this bus at this time, but coincidently, she wasn't on it today, because she was working at home. >> reporter: traffic slowed to a crawl along east west highway at the beginning of evening rush hour on a day when metro safe track work put additional cars on the road. and some good news tonight. we're told the bus driver's condition has been upgraded. so he is doing better, although still in very seriousco

>> jackie benson, thank you. today might have been the first big day of metro's safetrack program, but tomorrow could be an even bigger test. while trains were crowded, officials say things went pretty smoothly on the rail. they are concerned about a surge of riders tomorrow, because fewer people typically ride metro on monday. >> whatever you did today, do tomorrow, do wednesday, do for the duration of this surge. because it worked okay today. but, if everybody surges back to the subway system tomorrow, we are going to have a problem. >> before you head to work tomorrow, make sure to check on traffic in the nbc washington app and tune in to news 4 today starting at 4:26 a.m. right now, the pilot of this small plane is in the hospital tonight after a crash landing in stafford

the plane unintentionally lifted off the ground, the pilot crashed into this embankment near mile marker 137. new video from the widow of a man who died in police custody two years ago in prince georges county. she believes this video proves her husband, samuel shields, was mistreated by corrections officers. the woman's attorney tonight has now filed a civil suit in the case. and news 4's shomari stone shows why they think the video proves their case. we want to warn you. some of the video you're about to see may be disturbing. [ screaming ] >> reporter: take a look at this surveillance video, june 2014. it shows several corrections officers trying to restrain samuel shields. >> it's heart breaking. it really makes me upset. >> reporter: news 4 obtained the video from his wife regina.

sleep for two nights. i was having a lot of anxiety over that video. >> reporter: the osters tried to place shields in a room. according to a spokesperson, he is being uncooperative. the video doesn't show exactly what happened inside the room, but you can hear samuel shields screaming. tonight a prince georges county detention center spokesperson tells us the department can not comment on the video because it's in it's in their office of law pending litigation. regina shields has filed a lawsuit. two years ago, the spokeswoman told news 4 that shields was disruptive, separated from other inmates and became medically distressed. he was later taken to the hospital where he died. >> i think they could have shown more compassion towards him as a human and knowing he had health problems. >> reporter: he was arrested when he got into a dispute over a $2 bus

custody. do you think that he's having a mental illness episode in that video? >> yes, you can tell by some of the things he was saying. >> reporter: i'm shomari stone, news 4. there was a deadly atv crash this morning. the chopper flew over the scene. two people were on the atv when it read head-on into a kiosk. the other person was taken to the hospital. we have new details about a brutal attack that killed luis, coco. he was beaten inside his townhouse with a hammer. police tell us the older boy confessed to the deadly crime and said he did it because the

detectives say it all stems from the 17-year-old asking the 14 year old to smoke marijuana with him. >> very unusual case, very tragic and horrible results. >> investigators say the suspect told detectives the victim begged for his life before he died. the case goes before a grand jury july 5th. a rabies scare in fairfax county. a man says he was scratched by a cat when he was walking along the long branch trail near the springfield metro station. they say the cat was extremely aggressive and died during the attack. the tests came back positive for rabies. he had a tortoise-shell color coat and a clouded eye. please call animal control if you've had direct contact with it. and now your storm team 4 forecast. >> and we saw a pretty nice day

to upper 80s, but i don't see those numbers coming back anytime soon. we're going down pretty good. the high temperature today, 88. 87 in region right now. but we have two systems, a cold front to the north and a tropical system to the south we're in a little bit of a squeeze play. i'll show you which one wins out and what's really coming over the next couple days. new at 11:00, tonight. more than 300 people phoned into a town hall meeting to hear the steps being taken to prevent sex abuse at schools. a task force listed steps the

sexually assaulting students on and off school property. allegations range from a new sex abuse curriculum to training to everyone who has contact with students. >> make it clear that safety is paramount to us. it is one of the most important things that we do. >> the school system says a second task force will investigate how administrators handle the caraway case. hundreds of people are paying tribute to muhammad ali in his hometown of louisville, kentucky. there was a vigil outside his childhood home. people marched down the street and left notes of appreciation for the star boxer. thousands will get the opportunity to pay tribute later this week. a muslim funeral prayer will be held on thursday. then on friday, an interfaith memorial will be held at the kfc young center w

bryant gumbel. >> he wanted the memorial service to reflect his life and how he lived. and the fact that, you know, he wanted everyone to have a chance. >> organizers say ali wanted a variety of religions represented during his memorial service. turkey's president and jordan's king will also be in attendance. next on news 4 at 11:00, a company pulling the plug on a tv deal that seemed too good to be true. did that company need to honor the ad? nbc 4 responds. miners trapped for days under feet of mud, sand and gravel, find out if rescuers are any closer to pulling them to safety. and the coast guard stretched to the limit to save two cruise passengers who've fallen sick at

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rescue crews continued their search tonight for two miners in mississippi who've been trapped in a gravel pit here since friday. officials say the men were operating an ex-ca vatser and dump truck at the bottom of the pit when they why engulfed like sludge-like material. it's believed those men are buried under more than 10 feet of mud, sand and gravel. crews say the search mission is risky, which is why they're moving slowly. take a look at this video. the coast guard rescued two seriously ill passengers from a norwegian breakaway cruise ship off the coast of north carolina. this happened on saturday, but the video was released today.

hospital in norfolk, virginia. there's no word on their condition. well, everybody likes a good dial, right? but when a company makes a mistake and offers a deal that's too good to be true, should it honor it? >> that's the question you asked and nbc 4 responds. tonight susan hogan has the answer. >> a major manufacturer known for quality electronics advertised a deep discount on one of its latest smart tvs and customers jumped on it. >> so this is old technology to me, 2016, i'm like, i've had this tv for eight years. >> reporter: robert williams is in the market for a brand new tv. >> a co-worker of mine sent my a text message, saying, look at these samsung tvs. >> reporter: and so is essence hunter. both learned samsung had a huge deal even the uhd smart tv. >> a 40 inch for

the ad really read 1 hundred dollars, a savings of nearly $950. >> immediately i started sending it to my friends and family, and we ordered it as quickly as we could. >> reporter: it was that big of a deal? >> that big of a deal and that great of a deal. >> reporter: so they started shopping. >> went through the entire process. we all used credit cards. it lets you order it and we got the confirmation. >> reporter: a confirmation thanking her, her boyfriend, family members. >> eight tvs total. >> reporter: but the tvs never shipped. instead -- >> a couple days later, i got an e-mail saying that my order has been canceled. >> reporter: samsung told customers there was a glitch, an error in the price posted. >> they were not going to honor my two tv orders. >> reporter: and that's when robert and essence called nbc responds. >> i wanted to get to the bottom of it. >> reporter: we

sang su samsung and they told us it was mistakenly offered for $100. as soon as it was brought to their attention they brought it to its correct price. they canceled their orders and issued them all a $50 gift certificate. >> i don't want your $50 gift certificate. i want the tv that you advertised for 1 hundred dollars. >> reporter: we reached out about pricing mistakes, and there is no federal law that requires companies to honor the price. is that your old 8-year-old tv? >> cranking right along. >> they offered a gift certificate, and they really didn't have to. that's because the law does allow a company to make a mistake. and if you have a consumer problem you need help solving, tell us all about it. go to our nbc washington app and search respond. i'm susan

>> i'd be mad, too, if i thought i was getting that tv for $100. >> $100. 40 inches. so hurricane colin we're watching? >> tropical storm. >> i'm sorry. >> that's okay. we're watching it. it's a squeeze play. we've got this told front coming down from the north, colin coming in from the south, and we are right in the middle. first off today, a very warm afternoon. take a look. all around the mid atlantic. these numbers tomorrow, we're looking a lot different, especially back around pittsburgh. they're at 81 today. they'll be in the low 70s tomorrow. that's that cold front making its way through the area. still very nice and mild, 75 degrees. a little bit of southwesterly flow. 71 degrees winchester. 77 annapolis. it's mild everywhere and will stay thay

the last night that we will see mild temperatures. it will be cool the next couple days. storm team radar not showing much right now. these are clouds from colin making its way from the south. here's the clouds making its way in. here's our storm down to the south. that is tropical storm colin, a ton of rain down there in florida. here's what i'm talking about with the squeeze play. you notice the showers and thunderstorms. here's colin down to the south. what's happening is this front's going to effectively help push colin out to sea. colin right now, 50-mile-per-hour storm, winds are moving to the northeast at2 miles p aat at2 22 miles per hour. so for us, i'll show you what this frontal boundary does. that's really what's going to be

tomorrow afternoon, watch what happens with that front. the cold air aloft starts to move in, and that creates showers, maybe even a couple rumbles of thunder around 2:30. notice right up i-95. i expect shower activity during the day, not a lot of activity, not everybody's going to see it, but i'd carry the umbrellas just in case. 72 tomorrow morning. 84 by 3:00 to 4:00 in the afternoon. a 30% chance of showers the and then here comes spring. so many people said we missed spring. here it is. 78 on thursday. it will be rather breezy both days. then we get to friday. 80 degrees, low humidity and sunshine is my perfect day. saturday and sunday looking pretty good the a, and no gamesd be canceled this weekend. >> thank you, doug. coming

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penguins on a roll, still. >> if you're a capitals fan, this is the point of the show you put the earmuffs on. you don't want to listen to any of this. after 28 games into the season, the pittsburgh penguins were not playing up to their potential, so t

pittsburgh peaked at the right time this season. they are one victory away from hoisting their fourth stanley cup. game four had a much different outcome. a crucial mistake. they get caught in a line change here, and the penguins take advantage. this is his first playoff goal. pittsburgh up 1-0. later in the third, penguins up 2-0. sharks trying to make something happen. he fires that one past matt murray. we have a game. just over two minutes to go. penguins with the puck here, and that is the former capital, eric fair. all the capitals have been outstanding. they go on to give penguins breathing room, 3-1. they can clench the series wi

pittsburgh. to baseball. someone not going home happy tonight. pick it up in the bottom of the 7th. that is mark trumbo. the solo home run tied the game at one. two batters later with matt weeders. he's going to deep. he puts them up three runs. they take a 3-1 lead. brad brock striking out the side in the eighth inning. they went to final score 4-1. over to the track. we paint winners. 400 pocono raceway, postponed yesterday because of the rain. danica patrick trying to pass gin

loose. those two would wreck. they head to the garage. at the final lap, kurt busch low on fuel. moving on, the redskins currently in otas right now. desean jackson back with his teammates. he missed the first few weeks of otas in ashburn and missed out on a $500,000 workout bonus by missing those workouts last week. mandatory mini camps next week.

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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 -- daniel r