special coverage here first at 4. good afternoon, i'm chris lawrence. >> and i'm barbara harrison. right now, heartfelt tributes to boxing great muhammad ali this afternoon. the fond farewells are just beginning. spiritual leaders from the muslim, christian, and jewish faiths have taken to the podium. >> we also heard from senator orrin hatch from utah. >> i only held those kids and looked into their eyes. they would grin from ear to ear. these are kids that never smiled they were so pained. he may have been a tough and tenacious man in the ring, but he was a compassionate and tender around those that he loved. >> louisville pastor kevin crosby also remembered ali as a

someone who, quote, dared to love black people at a time when black people had a problem loving themselves. right now, we're streaming the entire service live in the nbc washington app. now to an attack that police say started when a man followed a woman out of a metro station and sexually assaulted her inside a business. this afternoon we're seeing new video as police search for him. darcy spencer is at the new carrollton station and has details for us now. darcy? >> reporter: bwe just got ahold of that video late this afternoon. it shows the images of the man they're looking for in connection with the sexual assault. you'll see him on the left side of your screen walking toward the camera in a red jacket. and he does appear to be walking what limp. photos show he has some sort of cross or emblem on the back of that red jacket. he followed a woman from the new

morning to a nearby business where that woman was sexually assaulted in that building. police are hoping to get a tip that will help identify the man you see in that video. >> she noticed that he had a limp? >> he has a distinctive limp. anybody wearing that particular jacket, those particular pants, and walking around with a distinct limp, we would like to talk to that individual. >> reporter: coming up at 5:00, you're going to hear from some very concerned riders, concerned about safety on and off of metro property. police arrest a teenager who twice tried to steal someone's care at the mailer road metro station early this morning. the armed suspect demanded the keys from the victim around 4:45, but after the 17-year-old jumped behind the wheel he couldn't start the vehicle. the suspect took off on foot, but then returned and tried to start the car again. that's when police caught him. the sus i

attempted carjacking. more contentious moments in decision 2016 today as the presumptive nominees from both parties wrap up their primary campaigns in the district. donald trump is heading to a rally in richmond. he thanked christian voters at the faith and freedom road to majority conference. some protesters had to be escorted out of the building. before the speech, trump lobbed some more online jabs at hillary clinton and elizabeth warren. he called clinton crooked hillary and warren pocahantas.

clinton tapping warren as a running mate. it is the second day of testimony in baltimore of officer caesar goodson's murder trial. we're getting a better sense of freddie freddie gray's injuries. chris gordon is in baltimore. >> reporter: to get a conviction in this murder trial, prosecutors have to prove when and how freddie gray died. today maryland medical examiner dr. carol allen took the stand. dr. allen testified that freddie gray suffered a catastrophic injury in the police transport wagon. it's driver officer caesar goodson is charged with second-degree depraved heart murder. the manner of death was homicide. she says the injury couldn't have happened by gray banging

defense contends. the medical examiner's opinion is that gray's neck was broken because of abrupt starts, abrupt stops, and abrupt turns. ahead at 5:00, how the defense cast doubt on some of the medical examiner's testimony and may have weakened the prosecution's case against officer goodson. that's the latest from baltimore. back to you. a second arrest this afternoon in last saturday's murder in woodbridge. a man was arrested wednesday in syracuse, new york. the two men are accused of shooting one of their roommates. both suspects are in jail awaiting extradition to virginia. faa inspectors will be checking the ground-based electronic signals that support

the plane in question is a blue and white leer jet. a milestone for president obama. dr. malia is graduating from high school today. the 17-year-old is receiving her diploma from the private sidwell friends school in northwest washington. that is where kristin wright is this afternoon. >> reporter: big milestone for malia obama today. she graduated from high school here at sidwell friends in northwest washington. malia graduated with about 130 other students. we understand about 2,000 people or so were in attendance. malia is 17. when her father became president and the first family moved into the white house, malia was only 10. she has grown up before our eyes from that little girl to this young woman who stands taller than her father now and is off diploma in hand to begin her own life as an adult. coming up today at 5:00 and 6:00, what you have to say a

look back. [ gunshots ] airport travelers sent scramb scrambling. new details about the gunfire that is causing chaos and confusion at a busy airport. we have seen a beautiful day today. plenty of sunshine. high temperatures in the upper 70s to low 80s. gorgeous. the heat about to move in a very big way. we're saying hello to the 90s. and remembering a legend. we're keeping a close eye on the memorial happening right now for boxing legend muhammad ali. these are live pictures if louisville, kentuck

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ask your doctor about xarelto®. back to our live coverage as we remember the greatest. there have been tears, even some bittersweet laughs. a crowd in louisville honors the boxing champ at his funeral. we've been hearing the crowd share some stories. some big and incredibly out there. other ones small and poignant. >> there will be more remembrances to come, including eulogies from

bill clinton, billy crystal, bryant gumble and others. the funeral is streaming live on the nbc washington app. >> i grew up hearing and looking at this guy as an icon. the sports world mourning one of the greatest hockey players to lace up skates. gordie howe has died. he won six most valuable player awards and was a 23-time nhl all-star. his impact on the sport was so great, they called him mr. hockey. at the live desk, we're following a developing story out of dallas right now where love field is back open after a shooting outside baggage claim. it was all caught on camera. [

>> we heard at least nine shots in that video all fired by police. officers say it began with a domestic incident. they say a man was throwing rocks at a car driven by a mother, the mother of his children. when officers approached, they say the man lunged at them and they fired. the man was hit four times, but we don't know his condition. lines at security are massive and huge delays are expected into the evening. now we've checked our three regional airports. it appears there are just a few delays on flights to dallas. give your airline a call before you head to the airport. i'll be back at 5:00. the u.s. capitol complex is another step closer to meeting the government's own standards on accommodations for parents.

legislative branch funding bill, which includes a request to add for baby changing stations and maternity parking spots on capitol grounds. as the news4 i-team reported last month, the complex lacks the number of facilities required by the government for other federal buildings. the bill goes to the senate. you can see the full report in the nbc washington app. just tap on investigations. the spring started out pretty wet and dreary. we had some hot days. we had a few storms here and there, but we're going to see something we haven't seen yet this year. >> what's that? what is it? >> that is the real heat. we're talking 90s. we have not hit 90s so far this year. we're going to hit 90s during the day tomorrow and probably on sunday too. tomorrow will be the hottest. out there right now beautiful conditions. low humidity. plenty of sunshine. temperatures right now around 81 degrees. wi

about 13 miles an hour. fantastic friday. 83 degrees in warrenton. ft. meade coming in at 79 degrees. on the radar, we're dry. satellite and radar showing what's going on. again, not much going on in our region, but the wider view here really tells the story. the reason we've got this big ridge, clouds going up and over. where they're coming down, this is where the cool air is. where they're going up, this is where the really warm air. 94 right now in st. louis. 90 in chicago. the cool air along the east coast. hence the 90s in the forecast. we're not just talking low 90s. look at these highs. a high of 95 degrees expected

90 back towards martinsburg. the best chance of storms tomorrow will be to the north. if you're down south, they come way late. a lot of people talking. i have a friend who texted me about a wedding out by the leesburg area. tomorrow morning no problem at all. we're dry. we're not going to see any issues during the morning tomorrow. then tomorrow afternoon 4:00 no issues either, but by around 5:00 or 6:00 we start to see some shower or thunderstorm activity. this will not be a lot, but we do see a chance. you can see the front trying to move on through here. by 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, they're out of here. i would expect to see a quick-hitting shower, but that's exactly what it will be. very, very quick, then it moves on through. tomorrow the first day above 90. hot, not too humid. most of the day will be dry.

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we're watching the ceremony honoring the late muhammad ali, an interfaith ceremony going on right now. we're waiting for eulogies to happen. the man with an amazing sense of timing in the ring and with his words. muhammad ali never lost the words. just an amazing speaker who wanted people to love each other. he said he wished americans would love each other as much as they loved him. >> yeah, a lot of people were introduced to him as this brash olympic champion, one of the most confident, loquacious athletes of all time, but then he became so much more, taking a moral stand against the vietnam war, and then coming back to reclaim that heavyweight championship. later years he developed

parkinson's disease. people saw him in an entirely new light as well. the tons of thousands of people there in louisville this afternoon represent only a small number of the lives that ali touched in his lifetime. >> we're expecting eulogies from bill clinton, billy crystal, and bryant gumble to happen at any time. this funeral service is taking its time. there are so many people who want to say something about this amazing man. >> they're having a big impact on today's services. jay gray live in louisville. jay, what are you seeing and feeling where you are? >> reporter: hey, chris, barbara, i've been fortunate enough to be here this entire week. we've felt the energy start to grow.

the energy as more than 20,000 celebrate muhammad ali's life. the start of the service, it was delayed by almost an hour because of the huge crowds that have gathered across this city. a public memorial that is really the end, as we talk about, to a week of tributes honoring muhammad ali right here in his hometown. [ chanting ali ] today one final homecoming for a hero. >> one man touched the world the way he did. i think it is wonderful how we're celebrating him today. >> reporter: a celebration that stretched for miles. thousands lining the processi processional route through the louisville neighborhood where ali grew up to his childhood home. all drawn to ali's hometown. >> to pay my respects to the greatest. >> reporter: his final journey ending in a hearse covered with flowers

as it entered his final resting place for a private, traditional muslim burial followed by one last very public good-bye. >> and he loved us all and we loved him because he -- we knew he loved us. he loved us all. >> reporter: politicians, dignitary, hollywood stars, tens of thousands from around the world honoring ali's legacy, an outpouring of love and respect spilling out from the arena into the streets of louisville. >> i am the greatest. >> reporter: again confirmed at his passing. yeah, it's really been amazing to see here. we talk about him being called the greatest. many will tell you sure he's the greatest boxer of all time, but what you hear more often here is he achieved much greater tgs

louisville, back to you. >> we may have seen the last of that sort of athlete as political activist to the extent he was. >> he was loved here and around the world. thank you, jay. meanwhile, in other news flames tear through a boat in maryland sending two people to the hospital. take a look at this video out of baltimore county. the massive flames engulfed the boat today. two victims went to the hospital with burns. a third person refused medical treatment. firefighters were able to bring the fire under control in about 30 minutes. new developments in tracking zika. certain mosquitos are able to carry the virus and a new map shows they can be found in a majority of states around the country. the centers for disease control and prevention released the map. two types of mosquitos can carry zika. here you can see where those bugs have been reported over the last several years. d.c., maryland

all on that map, but the largest concentration appears to be in the southeast. of the people known of the zika virus here in the u.s., they all contracted it while traveling overseas. in addition to metro's ongoing safetrack project, other maintenance work along the rails could also slow down your trip this weekend. so give yourself some extra time. all red line trains will operate every 12 to 20 minutes saturday and sunday. orange, silver, blue, and green lines trains will run every 18 minutes. don't forget during safetrack the rail system now closes at midnight every night. u.s. auto safety regulators are looking into reports of suspension issues in certain model teslas. >> owners may not be so forthcoming. >> susan hogan is here to tell us why is that. >> boy,

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>> the goodwill agreement, does it legally bind you to anything? >> when they sent me the statement, it was basically saying we're going to take care of your vehicle. we're going to repair it at no cost to you. then it didn't really say but under these conditions. nhtsa is saying they want to be sure it didn't imply anything. >> thank you. social media backlash against the judge who sentenced a college swimmer to just six months in jail for sex assault. how the vice president is weighing in on this. matching local people in need with horses who can give them a hand. how a very special local group needs your help. nice and mild if you're headed out tonight, but i have to tell you that heat and humidity coming back in, especially forhe weekend. t

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>> reporter: perhaps nowhere more than here at the the therapeutic riding center in northern virginia. >> do you want to try the steps or the ramp? >> reporter: children with physical and cognitive disabilities are paired with horses. >> you're going to get yourself ready. >> reporter: they learn to ride and care for the animals. >> we're going to get your leg in. >> reporter: owen uses a wheelchair. >> my brakes are on. they just don't work that well. >> reporter: but not when peter is around. with a help of a special lift, owen leaves the chair behind and sits in the saddle with confidence. it's not only fun. it's a form of physical therapy. >> we don't want one higher than the other. >> reporter: he must use his muscles and sense of balance, things that all come in handy when using a wheelchair. >> it's like you have to have bend

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another live look at the memorial, the funeral, for muhammad ali, the boxing great. special adviser to the president valerie jared speaking there. there have been a host of people coming forward sharing their stories about what muhammad ali meant to them personally and to this country. >> and as we've been showing you all day, tens of thousands of people have gathered in louisville for this ceremony. eulogies about ali's political life, civil activism, his compassion for everyone, love for his family and everyone. >> back in the 60s, he was looked at as a controversial figure. >> we're expecting major eulogies to come from former president bill clinton and billy crystal and bryant

>> we'll stay on top of that. but right now to presidential politics. this afternoon both presumptive nominees were here in washington to give speeches. >> and both delivered sharp attacks on each other. brian moore is live on capitol hill and has details for us. >> the candidates were nearby each other on the map, but they wanted to show their supporters just how far apart they really are on the issues that matter most. >> reporter: presumptive nominees hillary clinton and donald trump took aim at each other in washington today. clinton warmly received by planned parenthood. >> and after all, this is a man who has called women pigs, dogs, and disgusting animals. kind of hard to imagine counting on him to respect our fundamental rights. >> reporter: trump trying to persuade conservatives at

freedom summit. >> she'll appoint radical judges who will legislate from the bench overriding congress and the will of the people will mean nothing. >> reporter: clinton met by demonstrators the day after winning the triple crown of democratic endorsements, getting the support of president obama, vice president biden, and senator elizabeth warren, whose meeting at clinton's home this morning is fueling speculation of a possible vp pick. one primary left in 2016, but for clinton and trump a lot of ground to cover between now and november. bernie sanders meanwhile is competing in next tuesday's d.c. primary, but right now he's back in vermont contemplating a ac

season. in washington, i'm brian moore. news4. what a gorgeous day out there. my goodness. beautiful afternoon. low humidity. temperatures right around normal for this time of year. topping out in the low 80s. under plenty of sun out there. look at those 80s right now across the board. you know, it's looking great tonight. if you're going out to nats park, i'm jealous because it is going to be a great night for a ball game. maybe eating dinner outside. you can do it and we're going to stay dry. mild, sunny. the sun is not going down until about 8:33. maybe a few clouds after about 10:00 p.m., but looking good as the nationals take on the phillies. you may notice you're coughing and sneezing a little bit more. the tree pollen is moderate. grass high. mold is moderate as well. be aware of that as we have

a couple nice string of days. we're going to remain dry throughout this evening and dry pretty much through tomorrow. we'll have a warm front that will move through tonight and into tomorrow. that will up our temperature, up our humidity. great day to maybe go to the beach or to the pool tomorrow. if you are headed to the beach up to our northern beaches, maryland, ocean city, we do have a chance for some storms late on saturday. breezy on sunday, but all in all a very nice beach weekend. a very nice morning tomorrow. one thing you're going to notice a little bit more humidity. yeah, that humidity is creeping in overnight. when you wake up tomorrow morning, not quite as dry as it has been and refreshing, but a little bit more on the sticky side. we're going to be hot and sticky all through the day tomorrow. mid 90s for the day tomorrow. last time we were in the 90s, september 9th of last year. the pride parade starts at 4:30. we will have to watch for storms te

only about a 30% chance. 5:00 p.m., plenty of sunshine out there. that sun doesn't go down until after about 8:30 tonight. you're looking good. the sixth annual festival of astronomy down on the national mall. wonderful for that and that is a free event. maybe a little something trying to get going tomorrow morning. we'll have to watch for a few showers scooting from the north into the south. only a 30% chance. now as we get into sunday, we're going to be a little on the breezy side. temperatures around 90 degrees. our next chance of rain not until tuesday or wednesday. monday looking fabulous with low humidity. humidity starts to creep up through next week. get through. get through. get through. jump rope, jump rope, jump rope. >> if you're going to exercise outside, why not do it with the redskins? today eight of the players worked out in sterling with kids from local elementary and middle schools. it's part of the nfl's play 60

campaign to fight childhood obesity. was it fun? >> yeah. >> i think we've got some future superstars in the group. there's some talent out here. i'm liking it. i'm liking it. we have some future quarterbacks in the mix. might need the scouting organization out here to scout some kids. >> the team is giving each of these schools a touchdown school award for demonstrating a commitment to the students' health and wealth. if you drive by 270 this summer and use the hov lanes, make sure you have enough people in the lane. they expect more drivers due to metro's safetrack work. troopers say they are coordinating with montgomery county police and the enforcement will be on all summer. on social media drivers have expressed concern there may be more hov violations because of safetrack. we're working several developing stories in the newsroom, includng

shortchanged. the lawsuit filed by dancers at local strip clubs. why they say they're not getting paid for their work and how they're fighting back. from a car repair that wasn't done right the first time to viewers who felt cheated out of a deal that was too good to be true, the nbc 4 responds team is working for you. we'll tell you how much money we have refunded for our viewers this week. a sweeping change under consideration for a local school district. prince george's county public schools are considering changing the way its teachers grade, making it more difficult for students to fail and chanadding factor of behavior to the grade. our report is coming up in a few minutes. looking forward to that. the cries of injustice are growing louder this afternoon agait

who a lot of people say got a light sentence. we're learning more about the stanford swimmer convicted of sex assault as the vice president weighs in on this

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from a hash pipe released today by the court, further eroding his clean cut image. as the anonymous victim's voice is getting louder. vice president biden writing her an open letter. your letter will help those you have never met and never will. i believe you will save lives. her letter being read on capitol hill and all around the nation. >> i read according to him i liked it. >> reporter: under fire with mounting efforts for a recall, the judge has the support of the district attorney, public defender's office, and some members of the public. >> if he does resign, the independence of the judiciary is threatened. >> reporter: he is unable to comment. in brock tu's words, the guys t i thought highly of would dance with girls while being intoxicated and encouraged me to participate in the party like they we

those statements contradicted by turner's own texts about acid and drugs. stanford university issued the following statement in part on what they call stanford's effort on alcohol responsibility. stanford has devoted significant attention to fostering a culture of responsibility and accountability around alcohol use. it is an ongoing effort as it is on many university campuses. some students say the school isn't doing enough to prevent sexual assault. in 2014 alone there were 30 total sex offenses on campus. with graduation on sunday, two groups are planning protests. one demanding that stanford, quote, release the names of rapists. >> we don't know who all the rapists are, but they do know of some. we would be safer as a community if we knew who those people were. >> reporter: for brock turner, the question now is whether to continue with an ap

there that usa swimming has banned turner for life, which would make him ineligible to make him compete in any events, including the olympic trials. now at 5:00, airport chaos. shots fired and travelers scramble to safety. how this began as a domestic dispute. muhammad ali leaves behind his fighting spirit. the final tribute to one of the last icons of the 20th century. and we watched her grow up in the white house. a new phase for the obamas in washington as their eldest takes a new important step. but we begin tonight with a woman attacked after leaving a metro administration. good evening. i'm barbara harrison. >> and i'm jim handly. first up, that attack happened after police tell us a man followed a woman from the new carrollton station. this evening they hope surveillance video will help track him down. darcy spencer live for us

details. darcy? >> reporter: well, jim, that attack did not happen on metro property. from what we understand, the woman had gotten off the metro here at the new carrollton station yesterday morning. she walked in this direction to a nearby office building and was attacked inside that building. late this afternoon we got a hold of surveillance video of the man they're looking for. take a look. the alleged attacker shown on the left side of your screen in a metro tunnel wearing a red jacket. police say he walks with a limp. he is wanted in connection of a sexual assault of a woman who was followed from the new carrollton station. >> anybody wearing that particular jacket, those particular pants, and walking around with that distinct limp, we would like to talk to that individual. >> reporter: the man was wear ag jacket with a distinctive red cross on the back. he followed the victim from the metro to an office b