a man was shot multiple times on montgomery street. pierre clark, he died at the hospital. the lockdown has been lifted. this is alexandria's third homicide of the year. chopper 4 over the arrest scene of a suspect in annandale after a deadly shooting. one man is dead and a woman critically injured after shooting at a home near a fairfax hospital. the suspect surrendered and was taken from the home. julie carey was the first on the scene and joins us live. >> reporter: the home where the shooting took place is midway down the block. that is beverley drive. still a lot of police on the scene right now investigating what happened inside that house this afternoon. now residents in this quiet annae

hospital very rattled by the incident this afternoon. they were told by police to stay inside their homes until that possible suspect was taken into custody. now, when police responded to the 911 call this afternoon, they found a man shot to death in the backyard of the home. then once they entered the home, they found the female victim. she, too, had been shot. she was transported to the hospital where she is in critical condition. the s.w.a.t. team moved in, the armored vehicle moved in, many first responders. the s.w.a.t. team went inside that house, but there was no violent confrontation at that time. we are told that the alleged suspect surrendered peacefully. one of the most frightening things about this, there were children inside that house, several children. they fortunately, though, are all safe. we t

spokeswoman. she says it appears the two victims and the alleged shooter were known to each other. it's not known the exact relationship between the three. like i said, neighbors really shaken by this incident this afternoon. we'll hear from some of them when i join you at 5:00. back to you now in the studio. wh should have been a celebration has turned into a day of mourning for residents in maryland. >> chris gordon has the story from damascus. >> reporter: this section of roadway has gotten so dangerous that montgomery county police are on the scene telling students from clarksburg high school who have come to visit the memorial by the side of the road to be careful while visiting the place where their three classmates died. the

downhill on burnt hill road through sharp curves. the truck didn't hold the last turn, left the road, hit trees, smashing head on into one of them. police say 17-year-old jacob dennis was driving his 1989 ford truck. >> there are no indications of alcohol on the scene. we have a young inexperienced driver driving too fast and lost control. three kids are now dead. >> reporter: the driver and one passenger 18-year-old patrick died on the scene. the second passenger 17-year-old carey green was transported to the hospital where he died. all three were juniors at clarksburg high school. today the school was closed. >> it's devastating news.

hill middle school when these young men were in middle school, so i've known them since they were 11 years old. it's very difficult. we, as a community, we band together. we come together during times like this and make sure we help each other. >> reporter: coming up at 5:00, how friends and family are remembering the three teenagers who died in this tragic accident. to politics now where the general election battle appears to be set with wins last night in california, new mexico, new jersey, and south dakota. hillary clinton holds a majority of democratic delegates and is the presumptive democratic nominee. hillary clinton has reached out to bernie sanders hoping he will concede the race, but so far sanders has vowed to fight on. the sanders campaign is

downsizing. half the staff is being laid out. meanwhile donald trump is trying to raise money as he looks forward to a general election battle with hillary clnton. the republican will be in richmond, virginia, on friday for a vip reception and fundraiser. that comes as trump tries to convince republicans that he can stay away from controversy. last night in a noticeably muted speech, trump said he would make people proud of the party. next week he is expected to give a speech outlining his case against hillary clinton. we're following a developing story in culpeper where a community is in shock. the sheriff says a man beat his wife, killed his neighbor, and might have kept on going if a deputy's bullet hadn't stopped him. >> reporter: the house just over my shoulder, this is where the sheriff says it all started just before 9:00a

having some sort of domestic dispu dispute. the husband grabbed a shotgun and chased his wife out of the home. she was running toward the neighbor's house. the house fired a shot. she gets into a neighbor's house. they keep her safe. they lock the door. that is until her estranged husband followed her up to that home, opening fire just to get through that door. once he got through, it turned deadly. >> the subject found the estranged wife in the home and began to violently assault her. >> reporter: just as deputies pulled up, the suspect came out onto the deck still holding that shotgun. an exchange between the deputies and the subject pursued and then another gunshot, killing the suspect. in culpeper, virginia, i'm david culver.

woodbridge last weekend. he got into an argument with mason and then shot and killed him. the two men were roommates. police picked up the shooter in new york. first at 4, some new numbers show us just how many people are staying off the rails. we're talking about a chilly night tonight, but then perfect later this week. then tracking the heat. chilly and heat in the same forecast. we'll talk about it. see you in a minute. a family's living room suddenly becomes a garage. what led to this stnge crraas

for the first time, we're seeing the video that shows a prince george's county man blinking, the only way he could identify the shooter who left him paralyzed and unable to speak. his name is melvin pate. he died two years after this video was taken. but before he died, pate identified the man who shot him. yesterday a jury found jermaine hales guilty of murder. he's going to be sentenced in august. he is facing life in prison plus 20 years. the victim's mother talks about her long road to justice. montgomery county schools will be reviewing its policies covering the conduct of students at prom and other school activitie activities. the action comes after six students were

graduation ceremony only to have that action reversed. the students were accused of being drunk at program. the principal followed through to ban anybody that did that, but the superintendent reversed that decision and today the students turned their tassels at constitution hall. this afternoon we're keeping a close eye on the ride home as commuters struggle through day three of metro's maintenance program. now metro is releasing some new numbers about safetrack. officials say this morning ridership was down about 20% west of boston. the west falls church station, ridership has dropped a whopping 46%. the first phase of the maintenance plan ends next thursday. expect reduced service on the orange and silver lines and a severe impact west of boston. here's one reason to keep you home on dry land.

caught a couple by surprise when their boat started going down. how did this jeep get into the living room of this apartment? it's an incredible story and i've got it for you coming up on news4.

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wild crash in maryland. a jeep smashed into the living room of a first floor apartment. pat collins joins us on west diamond avenue. >> reporter: it was something to see. i want to start by showing you a picture of the jeep inside the apartment. the jeep way, way, way inside the apartment. how it got there, well, that begins up here. you see, behind me is muddy branch road. the jeep was making a turn, lost control, jumped the curb, went over all of this brush, over the grass, over the drainage pipe, went through a barbecue grill, went through a brick supporting column, through the patio doors, and then into the living room of the apartment. now, there was a woman and a child inside. they weren't hurt. let's h

montgomery county fire department. what about the driver of the jeep? >> yeah. no injuries of course. she was an adult female, young adult. she was evaluated by the ems personnel and she was not injured. was not transported to the hospital. again, there were occupants in the apartment of origin. they were helped out by fire rescue crews too and they were unscathed through it all as well. >> reporter: there was a woman who was upstairs who was asleep when this happened. she heard the boom. she saw the smoke. she's the one who called 911. and we're going to hear from her coming up at 5:00. back to you. a florida couple is lucky to be alive after tropical storm colin hit and began sinking their 40-foot sailboat while they were still aboard. the couple's boat hit a sandbar. they planned to sleep through the night and leave at high

tide. around 3:00 in the morning, they got a rude awakening when the boat began to tip. the couple eventually had to be rescued by the coast guard. they're just happy to have survived. >> the wind was so strong. it wasn't let us go. we headed this direction. that's when we got stuck. >> the owners say they're pretty handy. rather than call a salvage company, they're going to try to pump the boat out themselves, fix it, and get back to sailing. >> i love that can-do attitude. we don't have to call the company. we can do it ourselves. >> i don't know exactly if i would do that. >> they did not see the forecast out there. if they were in a boat and a tropical storm is moving on in, even here in this area -- yesterday, boating one of the biggest possibilities for fatalities on the water, especially out toward the chesapeake bay. always make sure you

forecast before you head on out over towards the pbay and the potomac. we saw some pretty strong winds earlier, but then we saw gusts of winds this afternoon. if you were out there on a boat, would have really caused some problems. 71 degrees right now. look at the winds. gu yesterday we hit 87. we're only at 71 right now. 72 down towards manassas. it is cool for this time of year. temperatures 10 to 15 degrees colder than they were yesterday. now, we have seen those winds all day. this was all part of a system that's moving on through. it moved through very quickly this morning. this was a line of thunderstorms that moved through. didn't mean a whole lot to us, but a little bowling ball here of low pressure. did produce a lot of wind damage from baltimore right up toward philadelphia. tho

philadelphia region. for us, we dodged that bullet. just a couple of showers, but the winds have been out there all today. tonight down to 57 in the city. 52 down towards culpeper. cold for sure. 56 at the start of your bus stop tomorrow. out the bus stop, it is definitely going to feel quite chilly. tomorrow afternoon beautiful. the winds start to relax. high temperature around 80 degrees. at the bus stop tomorrow, this is very important kids, need a sweatshirt or the jacket. she's got the right idea. now to bring them, you need to remember that. 81 down towards fredericksburg. we're going to see plenty of sun. a little bit on the breezy side, but a very nice thursday. but an even better friday. lower

82 in the city. slight chance of a shower or storm on saturday. north of washington. most of us dry. 88 on saturday. could we hit 90 on sunday? we have not hit 90 degrees yet. it is very late in the season not to have a 90. we may do it on sunday. well, as doug mentioned, it's the time of year for the kids to head out into the wilderness. what you need to know now to make sure your family stays healthy at summer camp.

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the end of school means the beginning of summer camp, but before the last bell rings for the year make sure you have what you need for camp. dr. jackie is here to help us prepare. this goes beyond shorts, sun block, bug spray. that's not exactly what we're talking at here today. >> right. exactly. >> what needs to be on the checklist as a parent as i prepare my kid to head off to summer camp? >> get everything they need done before they g

be sure they're up to date every ten years. >> do my kids particularly if they're going off to a sports camp, do they need to see their physician before they head off to camp? if so, what do i need to let my doctor know of? >> the main thing we worry about kids with sports camp is if they're going to get a concussion. have them get a concussion test as a baseline before they head off to camp. get that test done so you can understand how quickly their brain moves. >> that is even if my child has never had a concussion. you want something done beforehand. >> particularly for football, soccer, and think about diving. >> what about our kids that may be need an inhaler

allergies and an epipen? >> those all need to go. the epinephrine, make sure you know who has got it and don't let it cook. don't just stick it in the backpack and the lunch bag. for asthma, those are rescue inhalers that should go. give it to the counsellors. an adult will be there to tell you if your child is using a rescue medication every day. then you can get back to the doctor and get them on a better one. >> it's knowing where a back up plan is, if need be. what about what happens when the kids come home and the vacation is over for the parents and they're coming home with more than the arts and crafts? >> what happens when they come home with the bad stuff? sometimes they'll bring home things like lice

get out that fine-tooth comb. treat it right away. the next one would be poison ivy. >> that's so common. >> look through their skin. if they have the rash, don't worry about it. they're not contagious, but the clothes are contagious. lastly would be athletes foot. the problem with that one is it is so hard to fix. once you have that dry, cracked itchy foot, make sure you're not sharing the nail clippers amongst the family. then my version is throw out the flip-flops and sneakers. it is the easiest way to get rid of it. if you try the creams and powders over the counter and they don't work, get a prescription medication that is taken orally. >> there are probably lines

camps. you need to be prepared for this. >> exactly. if you haven't made the appointment yet to come see a physician, please do that because you'll be too late. make sure you're getting updated prescriptions. take a look at things like your epipens and inhalers. maybe they have run out of date. make sure you know everything is up to date in terms of the dosing. sometimes that changes. be prepared. get it done now. then you'll have a safe summer. >> very true. thank you so much. >> you're very welcome. >> back over to you. we're going to take a live look at the u.s. capitol, which is not the most family-friendly place. lawmakers are debating some changes to all that. plus, white house keepsakes on the auction block

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it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me now at 4:30, julie carey has just learned one person is dead. another has been hurt after a shooting near a home in annandale. chopper 4 was over the scene when fairfax county police took somebody into custody. a high school in montgomery county is mourning the deaths of three students, jacob dennis,

patrick, and cary green. they were killed in a crash before their clarksburg high school classmates were set to graduate. a jeep went right off the road and into somebody's living room. thankfully nobody inside there was hurt. we're entering a new phase in the race for the white house. the big question is whether deeply divided democrats will unite around presumptive nominee hillary clinton. president obama is stepping in to try to ensure the answer is yes. >> barack obama knows democrats can come together. they did as won the white house after the tough obama/clinton primary battles of 2008. now she is the winner in need of party unity. the day after hillary clinton's historic triumph bernie sanders looked beaten, heading home to verm

needed to win but lost to clinton by 13 points. tomorrow sanders goes to the white house. president obama will not ask sanders to quit the race, say aides, but will discuss the next steps needed for party unity. bernie sanders did echo the clinton call to end gop control in washington. >> and that is especially true with donald trump as the republican candidate. >> reporter: clinton went after her next opponent. >> donald trump is temperamentally unfit to be president and commander and chief. >> reporter: signaling she will stand up to trump thanks to her mom. >> she taught me never to back down from a bully. >> reporter: trump, he's been the presumed gop nominee, tried to reassure republicans last night. >> i understand the responsibility of carrying the mantle and i will nevr,

>> reporter: trump promising to stop his biassed charges against the federal judges that he called mexican is not satisfying some republicans. >> donald trump still needs to apologize. >> you can't make the kiennd of statements he's making and win elections. >> reporter: tomorrow night bernie sanders drives home the fact that democrats remain divided. he holds a rally here in d.c. ahead of the d.c. primary next tuesday. it's the final primary that sanders is saying he still wants to win. i'm steve handelsman, news4. from donald trump's comments to a shocking revelation about our schools in a new safe place in the community. troy johnson is here for today's talk around town. let's start with what trump said about that federal judge who is handling the lawsuit against trump university. do voters really believe what he said was racist? >> well, yes. at least the folks that i talk to

about that incident with donald trump because they're saying that even the speaker of the house has denounced and called these comments racist. there are republican leadership folks who have said similar things. one person tells me you can't condemn something someone says and then offer support in the same sentence. they're reacting to the trump campaign comments that he's going to tone down comments on the judge among other things. they say they've heard these kinds of comments before. and we're talking about many incidents throughout trump's campaign. he's attacked race and gender in the past. they don't believe there is such a thing as a toned down trump in their point. >> he was subdued and very gracious last night. the department of education just put out a new report that shows block students are nearly four times more likely to be suspended from school than

what do you listeners think about that? >> they were really upset about that. these were sobering numbers that were compiled by the department of education civil rights and information. these are the numbers from the 2014/2015 school year. black preschools almost 4% more likely to be expelled than white students. 1/3 of high schools with black or latino enrollment offered calcul calculus. there are some other numbers on that are very stark and interesting. this kind of expose the issues that create the school to prison pipeline. it's important to know that the success and failure of these students has an impact on all of us across communities. a study by ucla was saying that it costs america $35 billion a year in taxpayer revenue because

suspended tend not to finish their education. they find themselves in legal issues. it just builds and so on and so on. it's a bad situation that definitely needs to be put in check. >> preschool is when you're teaching very young children how to control their impulses. >> right and their core way of learning. >> we have done a lot of stories on domestic violence. starting tomorrow, victims and their children are going to have a new place to go. what do the people in the community say about this? >> they're really happy about this because there has been a spike. we're talking about prince george's county and a new family justice center there. there have been quite a few situations of domestic violence in prince george's county. earlier this year there was eight deaths in eight days. this new family center is going to bring 19 service providers under one roof. they're going to serve abused victi

counseling, and legal assistance. opportunities for people to get t help they need. the grand opening the tomorrow. check with the county government for more information. an unprecedented collection of white house memorabilia going on the auction block tomorrow in falls church. it all comes from the white house usher rex scouten. he served ten u.s. presidents from 1969 to 1986. the collection includes portraits, note cards, and a train. the star of the collection is a white house portrait of ronald reagan that you're seeing there. it could go for as much as $6,000. >> so the collection spans 50 year t

and portraits and photos, signed photos, bandannas. it just goes on and on. >> the auction is tomorrow at 6:00 in the evening at quinn's auction galleries in falls church. you can bid in person, online, or even by phone. first at 4. as tributes pour in for muhammad ali, we're doing to tell you about the very high demand for a spot that the funeral. spending, spending, spending. consumer reporter susan hogan has new report that may have you rethinking about how often you use your credit card. when do these winds die down? i'll have the latest coming up in my full forecast.

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$8500 in credit card debt and roughly bring outstanding credit card ambulanbalances in the u.s trillion for the first time ever. we have ways to go about reducing credit card debt on our nbc washington app right now. just search debt. right now, the tents and the rides are going up in preparation for celebrate fairfax. the annual festival kicks off friday night 6:00. it's more than 300 activities all planned along with fireworks, virginia wines, and craft beers. there will also be music. the plain white tees perform on friday. the b-52s perform on saturday. living color is on saturday. nbc 4 is a television partner with celebrate fairfax. i was like oh my god. >> a

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could make the capitol friendlier to new moms. >> the bill recommends adding more changing tables in bathrooms and designated parking spots for pregnant women. a recent investigation by scott macfarlane revealed the u.s. capitol complex is short on both. >> we found the u.s. capitol doesn't even meet the federal government's own standards for accommodations for new moms. our review of records found less than half the family restrooms and lactation spaces required in new federal buildings for moms and no designated parking for expectant moms. congress is exempt from its own standards we found. a u.s. senator recommended his colleagues consider upgrades. >> whether they're working here in the capitol or they're visiting, the capitol should provide those facilities. your report allowed us to have an opportunity to write to the rules committee to demand

action. >> the u.s. senate panel that oversees the administration of the capitol grounds hasn't yet scheduled a hearing. they'll decide whether they'll pass a new funding bill for congress tonight. in that bill is a request for family bathrooms and designated maternity parking. >> to watch the original report that started all this, you can visit our nbc washington app and click on investigations. we're following a developing story out of michigan. five people were killed. four others wounded. chris clackum has more. >> reporter: kalamazoo resident mark added a ghost bike to the roadside memorial of the site where five bicyclists

killed tuesday. the five were killed when a pickup truck slammed into their cycling group tuesday even, which some witnesses say they saw coming, just not quick enough. >> before i could say watch out to the bikers, it happened. >> reporter: in fact a half hour before it happened, others had complained about the driver's erratic driving. >> the police were alerted to a blue pickup truck in the approximately 30 minutes leading up to this accident. >> reporter: after it happened, five bicyclists were dead, and four others injured in a collision described as horrific. >> we seen them picking up pieces of the bike. i was like, oh, my god. >> reporter: the prosecutor is trying to figure out what charges to file against the driver who first fled the scene only to be captured a short while later. >> we will not make any information about his identity known until we've hadn

investigation and make the determination as to charges. >> reporter: charges that could very well include murder. chris clackum, nbc news. i've got to tell you i don't know if you could dial up a more perfect day. >> we have to have another one, though. >> i'll give you two more. >> we'll take it. >> as far as the comfort level goes. as we look to the weekend, though, it looks like the first time we're going to get some heat in our area that's going to stick around for a while. we could hit our first 90-degree day so far this year over the weekend. we haven't gone this long in the year without a 90-degree day since 2009. right now we're at 71 degrees. winds still gusting at 20 miles an hour.

in the evening hours. between 6:00 and 9:00 p.m., slightly below that annoying threshold. the later you wait, the better the winds are going to be. note it is going to be turning cool tonight as those winds die down. temperatures are really going to plummet. by 9:00 p.m., the wind is no longer a problem. only 5 to 10 miles an hour across the area. temps in the 40s and 50s tomorrow. you probably want to grab a light jacket. 57 in washington. but all the suburbs in the low 50s and upper 50s. 51 in that nmanassas. by noon, another perfect day. tomorrow morning you probably want that light jacket. tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow evening, just picture perfect. by noon, we're already in the mi

74. it will be breezy tomorrow, but not as bad as it was today. we'll notice the winds tomorrow morning and the midday hours. 80 degrees for a high. plenty of sunshine. make sure you have the sunglasses as well. 8:00 p.m. tomorrow evening perfect. 75 degrees at that point. currently we're in the low 70s for the most part. 71 in washington. 70 degrees in the frederick urb urbana area. on friday, 82, plenty of sun. humidity levels still low. saturday 88 for a high. notice the 30% right here. small chance that you're dealing with a shower or thunderstorm right now at any point, but we're going to have plenty of dry time. not very impressed with that shower and thunderstorm chance on sunday. we'll keep it in the forecast right now. 90 on sunday. partly sunny skies. then we hover around 90 degrees monday and tuesday. then back down to 81 next wednesday, guys. we're also working some big

millions of people suffering from diabetes. kidney disease comes along with the diagnosis a lot of times. the man who had surgery that changed his life and cured the disease. the law that could have gas stations turning away service. i'm darcy spencer in northwest washington, where metro is working to correct a potential safety problem with its buses. it's a problem we highlighted first back in august. there's a battery disconnect switch that anyone can get to. flip and shut down a bus. this happened last summer during an incident where a man was shot on the bus and service was temporarily suspended in that area. metro is placing locks on those panels to

happening. coming up at 5:00, i'll speak with a woman who has been on the bus when it was shut down by an unauthorized person. the mad dash to kentucky as thousands

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the navy says the team is operational pause following this frightening explosion. a captain crashed last week and died. we're waiting to hear if they'll cancel anymore. muhammad ali's fans are flocking to louisville for a chance to say good-bye to the greatest. hundreds of people lined up for tickets to friday's memorial service. jay gray is live in louisville with a look at how some locals are honoring his legacy. >> reporter: you're absolutely right. the memorial here at the ali center, it's growing as well as other tributes around louisville, but there is one special group of fans across town who are honoring the champ in a very different way by changing the lives of kids right here in his hometown. a crowd gathered early this morning in downtown louisville. thousands waiting for tickets to a public memorial friday, a

week of tributes in the champ's hometown. >> i think it's a real testament to the power of muhammad ali and his message and all that he stood for. >> reporter: just a few miles away, behind these bars in ali's old neighborhood, there is a living memorial to a hometown hero. >> that's the motto we took off ali. we want to be champions in the ring and out of the ring. >> reporter: he runs tko boxing where more than 100 inner city kids are fighting for their future. >> we have to do it in and out of the ring. that's being respectful, pulling our pants up, and being accountable. >> reporter: the program here includes volunteer mentors and coaches who routinely check students' grades. academics are just as important. if you don't make the grade in

the ring. >> these fighters are making it. >> i grew up in the projects. seen nothing but drugs and violence. that's what i became a part of. >> reporter: braxton carter spent time on the streets and prison before finding the opportunity at tko. >> been clean three years, graduated college. >> reporter: braxton is also giving back, helping the younger fighters in and out of the ring just like the greatest. and now the kids from tko will tour the ali center here next week. it's a trip they planned just before his death. that's the latest live here in louisville. news4 at 5:00 starts now. >> right now at 5:00, a deadly crash takes the

>> now instead of celebrating a high school graduation, a community is dealing with a tragic loss. >> it just happened too soon. me and the other families this happened to, you know. two people killed in a deputy-involved shooting right here in culpeper, virginia. normally a quiet street according to neighbors. just ahead, we're going to tell you what deputies say sparked this deadly incident. and the events leading up to this wild scene. how this jeep wound up in someone's living room. first to breaking news in d.c. police on the scene of a shooting off north capitol street and new york avenues and northeast. >> there are reports at this hour of several people shot. darcy spencer joins us live with the latest. what have you learned?

got here literally minutes ago. we're in the unit block of new york avenue here in northeast washington. you can see that the street here is closed at the intersection with north capitol street. if you take a look up the street here, chief kathy lanier is on the scene. we're receiving reports that multiple people have been shot. we do not have further information about that at this point. we're still working to determine exactly how many people were shot and what their conditions are. but again, chief of police is here. if you take a look at our live camera, we want to show you just down the street here on north capitol street there's another scene. there's a police car here and police officers. we understand that an officer may have been hit by a car in the midst of this shooting scene. we're still working to get additional details, but we have confirmed multiple