developing now at 11:00, a shocking execution style murder streamed live on social media. the suspected killer still on the run. 32 lives lost. ten years later. a community still in grief. we're on the virginia tech

ceremony. i'm darcy expensener greenbelt with what you can expect tomorrow morning with two metro stations shut down. >> news4 at 11:00 starts now. the manhunt for the suspect police say streamed a murder on facebook live moves into another hour. good evening, i'm air kra gonzales as dan shin na man shows us, the accused killer claims there are more victims. >> hopefully, i'm going to try to kill as many people as i can. >> reporter: in cleveland, a city-wide manhunt. police are looking for steve stephens described as armed and extremely dangerous. he posted a video manifesto about the spree before streaming what appears to be a homicide. video shows the suspect getting out of the car and telling a man he's about to die because of a woman. then a handgun comes into view, a shot is heard and moments later the victim is laying in

it's a killer trying to show his power. >> reporter: police told citizens to be on the lookout for stephens. >> we want this to end with as little -- with as much peace as we can bring to this right now. >> reporter: on his facebook page, stephens claims to have killed even more people. police are searching for additional victim buzz none have been found. dan sheneman, nbc news. new at 11:00, a candlelight vinl to mark ten years since a student killed 32 people at virginia tech. tonight victims, relatives alumni and students gathered on campus in their memories. a ceremonial candle will burn until midnight. the day of remembrance events started at 9:43 this morning, a moment of silence marking the time the rampage began. governor terry mcauliffe was in blacksburg to place wreaths at the memorial. this afternoon victims' fraems and survivors gathered as

was read. rhema was a freshman and grew up in centreville. her parents say this weekend's events have given them comfort on this difficult occasion. >> this is a great meeting of our i call it our unintended family. that's how i kind of coined it, this tenth year anniversary down here. it's comforting to be together. >> i was hoping to find really peace within me and i found it. >> some of the other families say they'll keep working to improve campus safety across the country. and now, here's storm team 4 forecast. >> and right now, on radar, i'm tracking this broken line of rain trying to move through the area. however, looking an the latest information, this sit just north of washington overnight tonight and tomorrow as the sun comes up, that's goingo

reinvigorate this line. it will slowly start to sink south throughout the day tomorrow. i want to time it out with you on future weather. 7:00 a.m., notice the line really hasn't moved. we're looking at rain in parts of carroll, maybe montgomery, loudoun, hagerstown into the panhandle of west virginia. rain mainly north and west of washington. then around the midday hours, we're tracking showers moving flu the d.c. metro area, prince william, anne arundel and prince george's county and curing the afternoon, that rain shifts into southern maryland, fredriksburg. by tomorrow evening, the clouds clear out and it is spectacular. however, tomorrow is the day you definitely want to have that small umbrella handy. in the metro area especially around lunchtime. my full forecast it, i'll take a look how the rain will impact temperatures and more importantly, the pollen in the air. >> we need to hear about that. we'll see you then. thanks. in alexandria,ol

to figure out who fired shots at an apartment complex in alexandria this afternoon. this happened along kenmore avenue just off i-395. we're told that shots did go into an apartment, but nobody was hurt. police say they planned to put more officers in the area and they also had a helicopter searching the area as part of the investigation. and a deadly attack in the district. police say somebody stabbed a man in the arm this afternoon and the victim later died. the violence breaking out on c street northeast near 6th street not far from sand park in the capitol hill neighborhood. police don't have any information though about a suspect or even a possible motive in this case. a new phase of metro's safe track program is in effect and it could have a major impact for green line ryders. tomorrow is the first weekday we'll see both the college park and the greenbelt stations closed. darcy spencer has been talking to riders and joins us live in greenbelt. this is not going to be easy on

>> reporter: it's certainly not. we're live at the greenbelt metro station. behind me, you can see the signs are up. the station is closed. some people got tripped up this weekend showing up here at the station not realizing that it's closed. if you rely on greenbelt or college bark, make sure you are prepared for tomorrow morning. how much extra time total do you think it's taking you with the shutdown? >> at least an hour, hour and a half. >> reporter: she says the greenbelt metro station shutdown is costing her time getting to her job in foggy bottom and back. >> i got four kids. 5:30? >> reporter: it's 8:00 now. >> very, very impacted. it's going to be crazy. >> reporter: the latest safe track surge closing the greenbelt and college park stations started saturday. monday will be the first rush hour test of how it will affect commuters. memphis vaughan says

schedule. >> i work in china town. it's pretty big inconvenience to have to take extra 30 minutes to get to work when you know, normally i have a 25-minute commute. >> reporter: tonight you can see is the heavy equipment lined up at the station. the station used by many to get to and from the university of maryland. free shuttle buses are bridging the gap from the closed stations to the next stop. safe track is a year long metro maintenance project aimed at improving safety. what do you think about these surges? >> they got to do what they got to do to get the job done. right in the just wait till things get better. >> back out live, you can see there are signs up here letting people know that the shuttle buses are in place to help people get to the next stop. in this case, it would be prince gorges plaza. again, greenbelt is actually going to be closed for a month. so you've got to plan ahead. the good news is, all of the

done sometime in june. erica, back to you. >> darcy spencer, thank you. also in prince gorges county, police are trying to figure out who stab aid woman to death. officers found the victim this morning along this springdale avenue in forestville just inside the beltway off of forestville road. they rushed her to the hospital where shelarity died. police have not released the victim's name. right now, freedom for a woman from virginia detained in egypt for years. she was acquitted by an egyptian court today. she was arrested in cairo nearly three years ago. authorities accused her of abusing children through an organization she founded to help kids living on the street. human rights groups have long dismissed the charges as bogus. she has dual citizenship and she grew up in falls church, graduated from george maven university and then returned to her native egypt. we are hearing she may in fact stay in cairo to keep up the goals of her

care for children. switching gears, tight security for easter mass in vatican city today. tens it of thousands of people had to pass through metal detectors before soderberg the famous st. peter's square. in his message, pope francis encouraged world leaders to stop the spread of conflicts. game number one, win number one for the wizards in the nba playoffs. george has much more on the win. when it is go time, you want your players to shine. >> absolutely. >> john wall, you couldn't have asked anything more of him. >> that's for sure. john's been waiting for this postseason and today proving once again why he is one of the best point guards in the nba. the verizon center, fans pumped for game one against the hawks. you see a lot of number two jerseys right there. that would be the jersey of john wall who left his mark on this game especially in the third

the wizards all-star high 32 in the third. also with 14 assists. wall was scoring and hustling, too. check him out. he hurdles the hawks bench. going after the loose ball. wall finishes with 32 points, 14 assists. wizards take game one, 114-1067. >> john can take over games. take over quarts aers. he plays with toughness. not only is he one of the best players in his position but one of the best players in league. >> game two wednesday. coming up later on "sports final," more from the guys who know the team the best. the radio and tv crews break down game one. >> he hertyl a crowd of people. he didn't step on anybody. i don't think a pinky toe was hurt. >> lands on two feet. >> thank you. still to come on news4 at 11:00, united landing in hot water again. a couple claims the airline ruined their

kicked them off a flight. you'll hear both sides. after spending easter at mar-a-lago, president trump is back in washington, back on twitter and back in the political fray. and it's the biggest birth of the weekend in more ways than one. tonight we are getting a health update o

united could be in trouble again. a couple accused the airline of booting them off their flight to their own destination wedding. this all went down saturday. the bride and the groom were connecting in houston. they were going to costa rica. they told the television station in houston they sat in see

there was a man lying down across their row. well, the flight crew first escorted them back to their correct seats and allegedly told them later to get off the plane. united rebooked them on a flight this morning which is their wedding day. in a statement, the airline says these passengers repeatedly attempted to fit sit in upgrade seating which they didn't purchase and would not follow crew instructions to return to their assigned seats. meantime, united is changing policy when it comes to bumping customers for crew members. in an internal memo, they say must ride bookings have to be made at least at hour before departure. this change comes after a man got dragged off a flight in chicago when he refused to give up his seat. we all saw the video. united says this is an initial step in review of its policy to ensure that this never happens again. to politics now, taking our second in command overseas is vice president mike pence is i

for a dangerous trip to the demilitarized zone that separates north and south korea. nbc's janice mackey fryer is in seoul with our report. >> reporter: just hours after north korea flaund its military strength, a failed missile test exposed its weakness. the medium-range missile blew up less than five seconds after launch. according to a white house foreign policy adviser, the u.s. had good intelligence before and after the test. some speculating whether u.s. sabotage through covert electronic warfare could have factored into the failed launch. >> we don't know yet. it could be sabotage. it could be poor engineer. just bads luck. it's the nature of these programs. it's clear that u.s. policy has always been to try to do everything possible. >> reporter: whether or not u.s. played a role, the failed slaunch an embarrassment for kim jong-un and not good for the u.s. or the region either. the concern that north korea

long-range missile. north korea says it's close to testing an intercontinental ballistic missile. if and when it does, a game-changer for the united states. amid the turmoil, vice president mike pence arrived in seoul for meetings about the north's nuclear threat and spoke to american troops stationed here. >> this morning's provocation from the north is just the latest reminder of the risks each one of you face every day. >> reporter: also head together peninsula, a u.s. naval strike group able to shoot down incoming missiles and launch their own. the vice president's visit to south korea was planned long ago. but has taken on new significance to reassure an ally and to discuss military options to contain the threat. now back to you. >> and the president jumped on twitter shortly after returning to d.c. trump mocking the media over a highly anticipated congr

okay. we are just about 48 hours away from the deadline to file your taxes. here in the district, the tax man cometh more than anywhere else. per person, d.c. sends more to the government than any other state. last year, we averaged $37,000 per person in federal income, payroll and estate taxes. second highest delaware. and they're just at $16,000. the reason, we've got a lot of high incomes. it's not all bad news for every dollar d.c. sends, we get a return much nearly $4. extra thanks this morning at a sunrise easter service in fairfax county. worshipers sang together today in front of the united church of christ in annandale. the very building that vandals targeted with hate earlier this week. the markings were cleared off before today's services. members of the congregation say they're especially thankful for the church community after these

kinds of attacks. ♪ if you live in the district, you may have heard the church bells ringing from the national cathedral this morning. do you know what it takes to making this gorgeous sound in the cathedral's as carroll horn says some of the bells weigh as much as 17 tons. playing them can be a serious workout. >> i find these are the most beautiful bell hpz. they really speak to me and they speak to the public. an instrument like this you don't play. you learn how it want to be played. edward florida asser says for every hour he performs he puts in ten hours of practice. you can hear him play the bells every saturday and sunday at the cathedral in northwest. and now, your storm team 4 forecast. i wonder where he practices. because you know, you can't just practice at the cathedral or everyone would hear

as we talk about the weather, our high today at ragin national, 89 degrees. cooler tomorrow. that's your first weather headline. we're in the 70s. in addition to that, have the small umbrella handy. the rain not looking super heavy and also because of the timing if you're going to work, it's going to be pretty much happening around lunchtime. if you have off tomorrow for spring break, well, download nbc washington app and check radar before you make any plans outdoors can mainly midday. after that, up and down temperatures. spring-like once again this week. love seeing everything in bloom just walking out and about this weekend. the dogwood flowers so beautiful right now. tulips, as well. as we talk about more substantial rain, i'm keeping a close eye on next sunday and then the following monday, april 24th where we could be tracking some heavy rain. but the light showers will be a great thing for the pollen. more on that in a moment. this is that broken line i'm keeping a close eye

morning updating the forecast. this will hang out here overnight tonight waiting for the sun to come up helping to reinvigorate it and we'll see showers from north to south throughout the day tomorrow. right now showers in parts of fredrik county and back on into the panhandle of west virginia. here's the latest timing. i have update this had since "news4 at 6." showers north of the metro area around 7:00 a.m. 66 degrees that the point. around the midday hours, this is when showers are in arlington, alexandria, washington, fairfax, faulkner and anna run del counties. the sun breaks out and we'll warm up nicely. we're going from a cloudy kind of dreary questionable day to a beautiful day. tomorrow's one of those days you need the umbrella as well as the gun glasses. i posted that on facebook and twitter earlier. 7:00 p.m., it's gorgeous for everybody. 73 degrees that the point. the pollen report,

so high that we actually got a rare official report on not only a weekend but a holiday, as well. so those showers would really help to bring some of the pollen out of the air. you kind of need that light rain smaller rain drops help bring the pollen out. thunderstorms don't always bring the pollen out of the air. here's how the weather is impacting monday. the commute mainly dry. mainly not the best idea to eat outdoors. dinner out 7:30. once the sun sets, it's chilly. gorgeous on tuesday, low 70s. maybe more showers mainly early on wednesday. highs in the upper 60s, low 80s on thursday. we'll send it to break and be back in just a moment. >> he's on a leash. he's on a leash. >> the guy shooting this video trying and failing to get the attention of a runaway bull. police in vegas

an hour chasing down the escaped bull this morning. they eventually caught up with him. nobody was hurt. who has a pet bull? where does this come from? new details about america's favorite giraffe mama and baby. april is recovering perfectly eating everything in sight according to keepers. her calf had his first vet checkup this afternoon. the zoo posted on its facebook page. so if you're wondering how much does a baby giraffe weigh, 130 pounds. and he's about 5'9". he's a baby calf. born yesterday. no updates yet on the contest to name this little guy. whoa, mama, 130 pounds it, 5'9". still ahead, a huge day for d.c. sports. george wallace up next with some very happy highlights.

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"sportsdesk." >> the wizards take home the w and seem to think it had everything to do with the home crowd. so maybe wednesday we get a repeat. >> if it's that easy. can it be that easy? we'll see what happens. wizards took three of four from the hawks in the regular season. that's all thrown out the window as the second season started today at the verizon center. wizards hosting a first ever game one at verizon a place where they won 30 games this regular season. john wall and the wizards back in the playoffs for the first time in two seasons. wizards had to battle back in this third quarter. that's when they did off the turnover here comes john wall on break, gives it to morris, he throws down the slam. 14 assists in the game for john wall. later in the quarter, wizards up 11. wall showing off the nice handle. step back jumper. hits it. wizards starting to pull away.

then in the fourth, hawks trying to back in it. down nine. wall over to markieff. saves it, finds a cutting bradley beal. 22 points for beal. wizards win 114-107 the final. to the park. beautiful day for some baseball as long as you have your hat. nats hosting the phillys. bottom three tied at one. anthony rendon at first. two outs. harper decides to bring him home. deep shot to right. gone, two-run homer. third of the season, nationals take a 3-1 lead. skip ahead. bottom nine. nats down a run. two on two out nor else. harper. keeps coming up clutch. crushes this ball to center. three-run home run walkoff style for bryce harper. second time in three days the nationals walk off winners, 6-4 the final. up north had, buck showalter's birds finishing their series against the blue jays. great day. already up

he orders up a double solo shot to center. fourth of the season for mancini. birds up 7-1. man on for craig gentry. sends one to the second deck in left. first home run for him. two-run shot put the orioles up 9-1. two batters later, manny sends this one to the corner in right. stays fair. it's gone. orioles crushed the jays 11-4. buck showalter chalking this one up to a little oriole magic. >> every good game, there's something here i've never seen before. however long i've been doing this. trey hits his second home run and gentry grabs his bat. manning said you know what, give me that bat and he hit a home run. all with mancini's bat. i've never seen that before. >> you want that bat you? want to hit home run

whoa there bunny. an easter bunny not quite sticking the landing in texas today. all good. thumbs up from the bunny. everybody appears all right. easter egg hunt without any more crash landings. and it was still a good day. that's our news for tonht. sport igfi

tonight on "sports final," winner winner chicken dinner. the wizards clear their first hurdle in the playoffs as they lay the hammer down on the hawks. in a weekends of walkoffs, harper lifts the nats past the phillies. the capitals head north looking to torment toronto. >> we're going to toronto to see if we can do what they did to us. >> plenty of easter surprises on tonight's sports final" including the four anmy goes. glen cop worth, phil cha near. they're still here. there's an overfee being charged if i'm not mistaken. >> it's a good thing "sports final" starts now.