now at 11:00, new pictures from surveillance cameras near the scene of a quadruple shooting in the district. what police want you to know about the man seen running away. emotion-filled high school graduation ceremony tonight.

deadly crash and the survivor who got up on stage. we are following breaking news out of israel tonight. new information about the deadly attack in tel aviv. >> news 4 at 11:00 starts now. >> new pictures and new clues in the quadruple shooting that shut down part of north capital street in northwest d.c. this afterno afternoon. a police officer was injured responding to the shoot and we have a look at the men police want to question about all of it. shomari stone is in northwest d.c. with surveillance photos. >> reporter: good evening. police hope someone recognizes the man you are about to see in the surveillance images. the shooting happened at new york avenue and north capital street. people who live here say they heard several shots fired. take a look at these surveillance

big ben liquor store. police say the man dressed in this dark hooded sweatshirt and faded jeans is a person of interest in the shooting. this evening, a gunman opened fire on one man, shooting him several times. police say he also shot three other men and took off running. tonight, all of the victims are expected to be okay this man lives near the store. >> i was scared, afraid for my family. i have a daughter. >> reporter: evidence markers and shell casings covered the sidewalk. police chief cathy l. lanier side a bike officer with uz responding and a car hit him. >> the car stayed on the scene. the officer is in good condition and transported and right now his injuries are not serious. >> traffic was backed up on north capital and side streets as investigators process the crime scene and interviewed people in the neighborhood. >> i have lived here three months.

to big ben liquor and is concerned. >> what stops someone from doing it while i'm here. >> police say they believe the shooting was not random. police urge anyone with information about it to give them a call. the victims are expected to live. live in northwest d.c., shomari stone, news 4. it should be a night of celebration shared with family but there was some somber moments at a high school graduation tonight. thomas was supposed to walk across the stage and get his diploma. but he and his parents were killed in a crash in february. his sister who was also in the car accepted his diploma. >> reporter: doreen, every parent's heart went out to this young woman who lost her entire family. [ applause ]

students many with tears streaming down their faces applauded her bravery after she and her uncle accepted the items her brother a whitney senior would have received, a day their parents would have beamed with pride. >> here to receive an honorary diploma for tommy. a certificate from the governor's office identifying tommy as having been in the top 5% of the senior class and the name embossed yearbook that tommy ordered. >> reporter: tommy and his parents michael and alesandra were killed. helena was severe li injured but survived and since returned to school. >> emotions ran high during a meeting last night where members of the community pushed for dramatic and permanent changes to what has long

problematic stretch of road. a day later, at a rite of passage, all four family members would have attended they hoped to show how much support is there for her. in a whitman tradition, a moment of silence was offered for three other montgomery county students lost yesterday in a terrible crash. >> the crash that killed those three students happened around this time last night. the students were juniors. their senior classmates also graduated today. the crash happened here along burnt hill road in damascus. 17-year-old driver all died. today, the clarksburg graduation ceremony began with a moment of silence. green's father told chris gordon the friends had just attended a pregraduatpa

>> this just happened too soon. you know, for me, the other families that are, that this happened to, you know, my heart goes out rate now it is time for us to come together and be together. >> police found no evidence of alcohol involved in the crash but speed may have been a factor on that dark, winding road. they are investigating the cause. . >> we are getting new information about a terror attack in tel aviv. israeli officials say they arrested two palestinian suspects who they think shot people at a crowded market. the area includes shops, playgrounds, food bazaar. they dressed up as hasidic jews and one said he saw a man get up from a seat at a nearby cafe,

people. in addition to the four dead, four others have been wounded. police did shoot and wound one of the suspects but say they didn't have intelligence indicating an imminent attack. at the live desk, i'm chris lawrence. the race for the white house, now that hillary clinton is the presummittive democratic nominee, everyone is watching to see when and how bernie sanders may start to wind down his campaign. the clinton campaign is fully focused on the general election and beating republican donald trump. sanders is moderating his tone but vowing to fight on. his campaign, however, is down sizing ahead of the final primary here in washington next tuesday. "nbc nightly news" anchor lester holt asked about the phone call between the two candidates last night. >> i was happy that we connected. i called him to congratulate him on the extraordinary campaign he's ru

>> i had a very gracious call from secretary clinton and congratulated her on her victories. >> reporter: the white house says president obama is holding off on endorsing clinton until after he meets with sanders tomorrow morning in the oval office. donald trump will be in virginia on friday night. he will holdal rally at the richmond coliseum. trump faces dissent and turmoil. paul ryan endorsed trump but an aide says he will continue to criticize him when he feels it is necessary. president obama was in new york and while there he taped his first appearance on "the tonight show" since jimmy fallon took over as host. the last time the president was on fallon's show it was "late night" and he got to slow jam the news. we remember that. another big time guest

will perform. it is after game five of the stanley cup finals and news 4 at 11:00 on nbc4. we are following developments in four shootings in northern virginia all within a 24-hour period. >> six people were shot including a sheriffs deputy. tonight the deputy is the only one still alive. the most recent shooting happened 1:30 this afternoon. police say a man shot and killed his son-in-law outside of a home before killing his daughter inside. all while children were present. 67-year-old heath van lee did surrender to police and is charged with second degree murder. an hour earlier, a man was shot and killed near old town alexandria. it caused schools to go in to lock-nominee mode. the victim was pierre clark and detectives are looking for a suspect. a stafford county deputy shot several times had successful surgery tonight. deputies say he was shot four

sumter. his mother kicked him out of the house and called 911 after he broke in last night. he now faces attempted capital murder charge. a woman assaulted by her husband is recovering. investigators say willis walker jr. first threatened his wife at gun point. she ran to a neighbor's home but walker followed and shot and killed the 74-year-old man who tried to defend her. walker threatened first responder and was shot and killed by a deputy. the trial for the baltimore police officer facing the most serious charge in the death of freddie gray begins tomorrow. officer goodson drove the van. goodson requested a bench trial. that means circuit court judge barry williams will decide his fate. last month you will remember they found officer not guilty of assault and other charges.

williams is fair and the best judge for the case. some relief maybe on the way to clear up long lines at airport security check points. the news 4 i-team learned a subcommittee plans to release a bill to increase tsa funding by $163 million next year. last month, a senate committee unanimously approved a bill boosting funding by $200 million. next at 11:00, thousands prepare to pay tribute to the greatest of all time in louisville. tonight, what mohammad ali's family is calling despicable in the hours before a prayer service. an arlington attorney moving on "ninja warrior." >> a cool start for our day tomorrow and then chilly to hot. yeah, hot weather. maybe the first heat wave. i will show yowhen coming up. u

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hi amy. thank you. thank you. that is not protocol manager jenna. that's ok bart, it is here. at td bank we do things differently, like having the longest hours of any bank. don't just bank. bank human. back here at the live desk. we are getting new video of a wildfire burning through parts of arizona as authorities warn people to evacuate the area. the fire exploded from 30 acres to 400 in a short amount of time. it is burning near the town of yarnell an hour and a half northwest of knee nphoenix. the red cross is opening an evacuation center and within the past hour, john mccain tweeted prayers for the fire crew scene said arizona needs to do more to thin the fce

doreen? >> thank you, chris. tomorrow, fans of muhammad ali from around the world will be able to watch a memorial service for the late boxing champ. muslim prayer services will be a streamed live on-line. today people lined up for hours to get a ticket to attend the services. some ticket holders looking in to cash in went on-line trying to sell their tickets and ali family spokesperson warned officials would be monitoring on-line sales and ali died last friday after battling parkinsons disease for decades. it's a safety concern on metrobuss. metro plans to install locks on the emergency shutoff switches on the back of every bus. right now anyone can pull the switch and immobilize buses. in one incident last summer a man wound up shot and wounded on a metrobus. swen pulled

bus, targeted the victim and left the driver and other passengers stranded without radio communication. one rider said she is pleased metro is addressing this issue. >> that used to happen all the time. i don't understand why when they had the outside of the bus so out in the open where everybody could come and pull it. it is crazy. >> the switch was intend for use by first responders in the event of a fire or some other emergency. metro inwill install the locks when buses are taken in for overhaul. tonight a look at what could be the future of memorials in our nation's capital. four finalists were revealed in a national park competition, exploring new designs for less permanent memorials. one proposal involves projecting images of american landscapes on this d.c. infrastructure. and another would use cherry

trees. a winner will be announced in september. speaking of winners we have a new ninja to cheer for this season, mike, a defense attorney here in arlington and also known as the ninja lawyer. >> it is you and the rock wall. >> woo! >> it comes down in favor of mike, the lawyer. >> he's enthusiastic. >> he is. >> i would be, too, if i could do any of that stuff they are doing on ninja warrior. >> according to arl as it is known, he tried out after learning he has a medical condition in which his heart stops beating if he passes out. he was one of the first people to compete in the course in atlanta tonight and moves on to com i

worn by a competitor. >> seems to be working for him. >> it does. keep it up. >> it is a little fallish out there feels that way, doesn't it. >> it feels like early april, may, after a cool month of may we got heat and mother nature said, wait a second not bringing the heat yet but around the corner. clear skies, 65 degrees. winds from the northwest at eight miles an hour after a windy day. winds 35 to 40 miles an hour. temperatures in the 50s. some areas low 50s 63 clinton. a cool start tomorrow for sure. no rain. you are not going to need the umbrella at all. we saw a storm come through this morning. that helped produce a lot of wind across the area and a lot of w

to philadelphia. philadelphia region, 60,000 people without power. for us now it is bringing in the cooler air and clear skies. very clear skies. it is gorgeous. the cool air will continue. we will stay cool tomorrow relatively, up to 80 tomorrow afternoon. but tomorrow morning through 11:00, 12:00 hour we will be cool. then the cool air moves out. here comes the heat. it will get hot air by saturday. high temperatures tomorrow near 80. lows 50 martinsburg, 49 frederick . 51 manassas. 52 there. so you have to lower that. in the 40s in manassas. cool start at the bus stop. in the mid-50s inside the beltway. cool for sure and mild in the afternoon. a nice day. it will be breezy at times but bring the sweatshirt and jacket. tell the kids when you get to school

because you know what happens, doreen. >> they will really listen if you tell them that. >> you will find it at lost and found at the end of the year. 81 fredericksburg tomorrow. really nice across the region. nice weather continues right on in to the end of the week. 82 on friday, perfect friday night if you are going out. looking good there. 88 on saturday. here's the heat. not too humid on saturday or sunday but 9 on sunday. and then we start to get the continued heat, 89 on monday. 9 on tuesday. a chance of storms on saturday. we have had a lot of game cancellations over the weekend. i think this week we will get the games in on saturday and sunday. practice at 11:00, boys, fleming park. i will see you there. 88 on saturday. if we hit 90 three days in a row that would be sunday, monday and tuesday, first heat wave of the season and right now we come this close. i'm doing -- oka

>> how close. >> less effective when you are not on camera. >> coming up the nats knock the socks off of chicago tonight. sports up next, but first here's jimmy fallon. >> hey, guys, mark garr raf l

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stuff. you are trying to steal the thunder. if this gets out, i'm out of a job. don't go to the computer. get it straight from television, the old-fashioned way. once upon a time or to put it another way the first month of the baseball season, nationals were inconsistent on offense. team batting average for april was only 230. as the rain came down, thank you, doug, in may, the batting averages went up and no june swoon. so far in five games this month the nationals are hitting 276 and scored 32 runs. tonight, after the third straight win and they started off in the first inning. nats already out to a 2-0 lead. they are still scoring. ryan zimmerman keeps it going. man on. zimmerman crushes the ball to left. that's gone. a two-run shot. his ninth of the season. nats up 4-0. in the second, steven drew at the plate. full count, a full swing. oh, yeah. that's over the fence. if you are playing along, the

next batter, same count, same result, yeah, espy hammers this to right. back to back jacks. i love to say that. they lead 6-0. to the eighth, nats offense not slowing down. two on for jayson werth and he wakes up the chicago pitchers in the bull pen. game going on. his tenth of the season. makes it 10-0. ready for this? ten runs they have scored in the ninth inning. third straight game they have scored at least ten runs and they are not done yet. orioles finishing their series. machado 0 for four in the game. we skip ahead. bases loaded ryan flartty smacks the ball to right and over the head of orlando. that brings two runners in easily. flaherty heads to second, two-run double. the

tillman on the mound, a 4-0 lead. two on, two out. gets the him out swinging, seven strikeouts and a third. terrific pitching from chris tillman. orioles sweep the royals 4-0 the final. gang, hold on to you're tailgate, football season is not that close, but consider it's about to get more serious. next week, the redskins will hold mandatory full squad mini camp. doreen loves that, which we will be the final off-season get together before training camp begins at the end of july in richmond. this week, the redskins winding up three weeks of voluntary organized team activities. jay gruden, the head coach had his team out there. voluntary workouts and desean taking advantage. he was not in attendance but cousins and crew getting their work in and some may say the sessions don't do much for veteran players but this team knows how importnt

different from years past years how these workouts have been. >> more of a tempo this year at practice, a sense of confidence from guys and unfinished business. >> better and better on both sides of the ball. we are starting to communicate better. offense and defense is doing a lot better. we come out and compete and make each other better. >> when you have an ota like that you want to keep that. we have a five, six-week break. coaches worry but i don't believe you have to worry abo

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