stolen with a suitcase. >> now the police report isn't clear about what exactly was taken, but the 24-year-old suspect from pennsylvania was charged with robbery. police were reportedly searching the area with a man who ran off with a bunch of cash after the crash. right now police in the district are searching for this young woman. her name is tyonna jackson. she's 13. she was seen on savannah terrace. you've probably seen these missing teen cases shared on facebook. one post in particular went viral last month. it had a lot of inaccurate information this week. all this week we're taking a tough look at the city plan to keep our kids home. 4:30 your time now. president trump marks his first 100 days in office on saturday. today though foreign matters will be at the top of his agenda. he's expected to speak with german chancellor angela

north korea could be a big topic in the discussion with the u.n. working council. the possibility of a government shutdown. congress has to reach a deal to fund the government by friday to avoid the shutdown. the white house's complicated negotiations with items like the border wall and increased military spending. tracie potts will have the late jooes we'll have a check in with angie goff. she has the results of a highly contested election. >> the rising elections. point out on the streets of france. in paris protestors cautioning far right leader marine le pen and macron qualified for the may runoff. le pen vows if

the e.u. with an historic result that could have an impact on the future of france. an election that will be watched by the world closely. back to you. >> angie, thank you. happening today. if you take i-395 in the district, things are going to look a little different. today will be the first morning rush with the newly opened ramp that allows drivers to merge directly from massachusetts avenue to i-395 south instead of having to use the third street tunnel ranch. this is part of the billion dollar capital crossing. we have the details as well as the ongoing construction. search i-395. now to the quest 4 the cup. fans are celebrating the caps victory. >> the caps made their way to round two of the playoffs with last night's overtime win. another overtime game. carol maloney breaks down the amazing victory from toronto. >> the capital players who only scored two goals in all of last

in toronto sunday night. marcus johansson nick named mojo, he and his mojo working scoring both goals in a 2-1 series clinching win. >> marcus johansson pushes the caps through to round 2. >> it's been a tough fight. i think toronto played really well and they gave us everything they had. a lot of credit to them for that. we stuck with it. we played our game and i think we -- you know, we deserved it. >> every game one goal, five overtimes. listen, it's -- margin of error is tiny, tiny, tiny. sometimes it's a couple millimeters here and there. we came through in the last couple of games when we had to up the ante. >> up next, a rematch with the pittsburgh penguins. bring it on. game one on thursday at verizon center. from toronto, carol maloney, news 4 sports. >> the penguins. here is a

verizon center this thursday and saturday. saturday's game can be seen right here on nbc 4. game three and four in pittsburgh monday may 1st and wednesday may 3rd. and if necessary game five in d.c. on saturday and game six monday, may 8th. >> get it done early. >> but we love the stress, right? eun, it's good stress? >> i hope so. i'm losing sleep. i might be losing hair at each rate. >> i'm so happy because the boss is a penguins fan. >> oh, boy. that will be a fun next couple of games, that's for sure. >> chuck said it, not me. >> right. no kidding. blame it on me. sure. the rain is her fault, by the way. >> we do have the rain around this morning. unfortunately not a good way to

not how we want to start the work week but eventually we'll have nice weather moving in. this morning, 70 and wet roads. 53 by lunchtime. 56 by the afternoon. a rainy, chilly day. take a look at the radar. we already have some light rain moving into faulqier county. >> good morning, sheena. a cloudy weekend. not much sunshine but at least we got a little break from the rain after pretty much a washout on saturday. for today, what to wear. get your raincoat ready once again. get one with an insulator. your umbrella, hat, not a bad plan. the broader view shows no heavy rain yet but heavier, steadier rain down to the south. na promises to come our way for tonight and tomorrow, too. in the 50s. this is your tomorrow forecast. showers likely all through the

course of the day with temperatures stuck in the 50s. yes, indeed. umbrellas and rain coats are a requirement. i'll see you in a few minutes. the ten day forecast has a whole lot of warm weather in it. taking a look at the rain sheena and chuck were talking about this morning. all of the green showing the wet areas. prince george's county looking pretty dry. up top of the beltway. those routes in town and out of town were okay. no reports of any big problems. a lot of good moisture. inner loop at little river turnpike, we had the three lanes blocked there for the work zone. no major slowdowns there on the beltway because of that. 66 at cedar lane looking good eastbound and westbound. >> melissa, thank you. it is a constant reminder not of the life they built but the way they died and after today it will be gone forever. when crews plan to finish demolishing this d.c. mansion. flames

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today a painful reminder for the people who knew and loved the savopoulos family is reduced to rubble. the family and their housekeeper were murdered nearly two

house on woodland drive began last week. darryn wentz is charged in the killing. a peaceful sunday morning quickly turned chaotic. neighbors at a fort washington apartment building were forced to use their balconies to escape a major fire. jumping was the only way for many of those neighbors to escape the fast-moving flames here. one woman actually tossed her baby down to bystanders below. another woman was saved by a neighbor also trying to get out of that building. >> on the back side of this building was a woman, her hanging another woman out of the window and the smoke was just everywhere. >> now everyone was able to get out. five people were treated on the scene there. two others went to the hospital. none of them was badly hurt. the red cross is now helping 30 people find a new place to live. if you are just getting ready to head out the door this morning, do not forget the umbrella

don't forget it tomorrow. you see the rain on the radar all moving up from the south. as we go through today, you're going to see more rain moving in tomorrow. even more rain coming up in a bit. chuck is back with a closer look at the timing and what you can expect. president trump gets ready to mark his 100 days in office, but that's not the only deadline looming. when we could see a government shutdown and what must be done to avoid it. and the program being introduced in our area to help kids who don't have a father

good morning, everybody. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. we are tracking rain drops that are going to impact your monday and your tuesday, maybe even on into the first part of wednesday, but just minutes from now i'll give you the ten day forecast which has a whole lot of taste of summertime in it. stay with us

an urgent warning for teen drivers and their parents. the roads officials say are the most dangerous for young drivers and what they want them to stop doing behind the wheel. and former president barack obama gets ready for his first official post presidency appearance. where he plans to step out for the first time since leaving office. we're following a developing story in north korea right now. that's where a u.s. citizen has been detained. he's been identified as kim ton duck. he also goes by the name of tony. he was trying to leave the country. the associated press reports he taught accounting at pyongyang university. it is not clear why he was detained. former president barack obama will make his first post presidency speech today at the university of chicago to discuss civic engagement. it will include a group of diverse students from high

level. aides seau bomb ma is not expected to criticize president trump but he will advocate for his administration's policies. 15 before the hour now. prince george's county leaders are trying to bridge the gap for kids living without a father figure. they voted unanimously to create a 13 member commission on fathers, men and boys. according to our news partners at wtop, they believe the county executive will sign the measure. studies show that kids raised by single moms suffer from emotional development and health problems and lag in school. a group of university of mary washington students are safe this morning after a canoe trip went wrong. the students and their tour guide had to be rescued from the river after their canoe overturned this weekend. it took staffers, fire and rescue crew two hours to find them on the water and 90 minutes to get them outf

arrested a man behind a scary attack. he approached a woman, punched her in the face and tried to sexually assault her. it happened at 3:00 in the morning. she was walking near 33rd and n street. police charged him with assault with intent to commit first degree sexual abuse. let's go to the live desk. angie goff monitoring news for us. angie? >> that's right. defense secretary jim mattis is in afghanistan for an unannounced visit. there he will assess america's war needs. we know at this point he will meet with government officials including the president of afghanistan. now it's an arrival that comes days after two top afghan military officials stepped down following an attack by the taliban that killed more than 100 soldiers. recently a top u.s. commander in kabul asked congress for

troops in order to support afghan security forces in an effort to defeat the taliban. we know mattis will discuss the war needs while there. more as we get it. eun, back to you. >> thank you, angie. 4:47. important week for president trump as he nears the end of his first 100 days. it is also an important week for congress. lawmakers return to work and they're faced with a major deadline to avoid a government shutdown. >> funding for the government runs out on friday. will they reach a deal? news 4's tracie potts is here. >> here's. >> reporter:'s the deal. pay for a border wall. the president really wants money for the wall put into this and then they will support some of the most vulnerable families on obamacare to pay for their health insurance. democrats aren't biting saying that this is a political stunt and they're putting this shutdown, possible shutdown squarely on republicans sayg

that they've got the votes to prevent it from happening. >> tracie, the president is meeting with the members of the u.n. security council today. what do we know about this meeting? >> happenings al the white house. unusual. this is the month that the united states hosts expresidents of the security council. north korea sure to be a big topic here. there are five permanent members of the council including china which has veto power. they're an ally of north korea. they're concerned with aggressiveness on both sides. that's going to be a hot topic. along with the fact that the president has suggested cutting a lot of foreign aid, including money that would go to the u.n. >> tracie potts live on capitol hill for us. thank you. 4:48. before your teen heads off to school this morning, there's some new data we want to share with you. fairfax county telling our news partners at wtop that these are the most dangerous roads for teens.

parkway. centerville road and new braddock road, braddock road between clifton road and braddock road at ox road. last year there were 1840 crashes, two fatal both involving high speed. today is holocaust remembrance day. the u.s. hollow kansas state memorial museum will officially open its new conservation center. the dedication will happen at 11:00 this morning. the new state of the art facility will host the records of the holocaust and plea serve artifacts using cutting edge technology. two events were held in our area yesterday. people stopped by the washington hebrew congregation center. this year they are focusing on displaced persons. refugees shared their experiences about their struggles to find a home. people also had a chance to look at personal member more kbreel from survivors and their

families. the jewish relations community center held an event. a young circus performer who came to town years ago can rest in peace. palace designed the granite marker and raised money to buy it over the past six months. he came to d.c. with the circus in 1899. one night he was sleeping on top of a tiger cage when a tiger attacked him. he was buried in an unmarked grave. >> i know what you're going to say. i know what you're going to say. 4:50 our time right now. chuck? >> didn't get much sunshine this weekend, did we? >> no, a lot of the games were canceled. >> saturday was a washout. turned out d

it was going to. sorry we missed it, glad we got 1/2 of the weekend to be dry. those clouds are now leading to rain chances which will be here for today, tonight, and for tomorrow as well. there's the big view of the radar. notice all the heavy rain down across parts of the central north carolina. that's the rain coming our way for late tonight and through the first half of the day tomorrow. cloudy cool stretch around here. we will not get missed by the rain drops. already sprinkles from prince william county, towards rappahanock, blue ridge, shenandoah valley. nothing heavy yet. be sure you have your umbrella with you. rain intensity will increase a bit as we go through time. here's future weather by 8:30, 9:00 this morning steady light rain moving up into parts of northern maryland. here comes the next wave of moderate rain coming into washington, southern maryland, northern neck.

probably going to be the rainier part of the day. the afternoon commute home will be a lot rainier than the ride in early this morning. with all of the rain and the clouds around, temperatures will not budge much. we're in the upper 40s and low 50s. daytime highs in the upper 50s. tomorrow will be a little bit milder, maybe a degree or two but it will be a rainier day as well. could get upwards of an inch of rain between now and the time all of this comes to an end be. oh, my goodness, look at the warm weather. wednesday is the day we turn the corner. 50s today and tomorrow. showers ending early wednesday. 84 thursday, 85 on friday, 88 saturday, 89 on sunday and 87 on monday. five days in a row almost touching 90 degrees. that is flip-flop weather for sure. melissa. >>

that i love flip-flop weather. so does sheena. the roads are okay right now. safe track surge 14 as we hit the 5:00 hour here this morning and metro is going to be opening. green line surge still underway. college park and greenbelt station shut down through saturday. shuttle buses running there as well. on the road, inner loop at little river turnpike, still three lanes blocked. all of the green blobs there showing us where we have the rain falling right now. probably most of it there on 66 and 95. 66 west has the right side blocked by a work zone there. aaron? >> melissa, thank you. a recall you may want to know about before you pack the kids' lunch. what's being fruld store shelves over salmonella

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marcus johansson pushes the caps through to round two. >> all right, caps fans. what a morning. a major overtime win for the capitals. they did it! beating out the toronto maple leafs in game six last night. it is off to round two of the playoffs again in stunning overtime fashion. >> yeah. >> you know? >> huge. >> yes. they're really going to make us work. >> finish round 2 would be the ultimate huge. >> yeah. >> carol maloney will have a look at that win and what's next. first, good morning. it is just about 5:00 a.m. i'm aaron gilcrist. >> i'm eun yang. we're working to get you out the door. >> melissa has everything you need to know about the roads and the rails just about to open up here. chuck and sheena with wet weather we're going to see for a while. >> for a couple of days. >> we do need the rain. we're two inches behind in rainfall. and it's raining on a monday. who cares if it rained on a

but on a monday, yes, this is probably not how you want to start the week. we have the rain on the radar. moving up towards the district. very light rain moving up 95. windshield wipers moving up this morning. heavier rain across 81 from woodstock to winchester. more heavy rain down to the south. pulling up a lot of moisture. this will all keep traveling in our direction really for the next couple of days. temperature wise though, not going to get too warm. good morning, chuck. >> no, we are really going to be stuck in a rutt for temperatures and rain chances. temperatures very hard to move. hardly at all. right now we're at 52 in fairfax county. 5 in arlington. 51 in fredericksburg. a little cooler where temperatures are in the mid to upper 40s. daily grade for today though, it's a monday and it's going to be cloudy and rainy. temperatures today doesn't