breaking news. a long intense standoff finally over a after the murder of a delaware state trooper. new information just coming in. not once, but twice. metro suspends train service on the busy red line this morning. the problem causing the major delays. and finally the clouds are breaking, so take a look at the temperatures. they're warming up into the 70s in some locations. wait until you see your weekend forecast coming up. good thursday morning. i'm pat

>> and i'm erika gonzalez. we have breaking news beginning on this midday. it is now over almost an entire day after corporal steven ballard was killed in delaware. the suspect was killed by police. that happened only an hour and a half ago. the man was holed up inside the house after shooting ballard, a delaware state trooper, yesterday. this all started at a wawa. ballard was investigating two men. the other man was taken into custody, but the one accused of shooting ballard took off. ballard is from bowie, maryland. he was 32 years old. the red line is a mess this morning. megan mcgrath is at the metro center station with this story. here's

>> red line -- >> reporter: this downtown ambassador did her best to direct riders to shuttle buses. >> metro need to pay me. >> reporter: in what was a frustrating and confusing rush hour on the red line. both exiting at metro center thought they could grab a bus on the corner of 12th, but they say nothing ever came. they eventually walked over to the gallery place station. >> been out here for about a half hour. i'm supposed to be to work at 7:45. >> reporter: a report of smoke in the tunnels suspended red line service between gallery place and dupont circle during the height of rush hour this morning. no injuries, but responding firefighters did detect a slight haze at the faragate north station. >> we asked someone. they said go to 12th and

then they said come to 12th and g. here we are. we're supposed to get some shuttle buses and they haven't come yet. >> reporter: the suspension lasted an hour. while inconvenient, many riders are hopeful safe track improvements will make the metro system better. >> i think it is a great system. i think public transportation is great, but we need to figure out better ways to deal with these disciples types of issues so we can get people moving. >> reporter: an ageing rail fastener is to blame for all the problems here today. red line service suspended for a period in this one stretch. then it was restored with single tracking. then it was suspended again. now it has been restored, but we still have single tracking between faragate north and judiciary square. we're still seeing an impact here in this stretch of the red line. back to you guys in the studio.

causing quite a tense situation on metro last night. metro transit police say she had a knife and was on some kind of illegal substance when she started to argue with another passenger. it happened around 9:00. the woman was arrested at white flint station. about 30 minutes later. no one was injured. metro expects to have full bus and rail service amid threats of a sick-out from workers. metro employees asked for a sick day friday and every single one of them got rejected. metro's leadership and the union are locked in a bitter contract dispute. it is so bad that sources tell us that workers are telling their supervises they're going to skip work friday. according to their contract, union members are not permitted to strike. let's change gears now.

some sunshine and things will warm up quickly. >> it does look fantastic outside now. the fog and the clouds are clearing out across the area. we're already at 72 degrees in the district. we'll be jumping into the 80 this afternoon. this afternoon about the mid 80s. then we drop into the upper and mid 60s overnight. that also comes with the chance of some rain. for the meantime, we're going to keep a mix of sun and clouds. mostly sunny this afternoon. there's the rain back off to our west, so we'll see a few showers overnight. tomorrow another warm day. coming up, take a look at your very warm weekend forecast. developing new admit day, we know a machine who was shot in south washington has died. they do say he was shot on bruce place early this

he was 37 years old. police also tell us they made no arrests and there are no suspects in the case. fire crews are still at the scene of the five-alarm blaze in college park. it broke out on monday inside a building that was under construction. according to our news partners at wtop, there are still four hot spots that keep flaring up. crews expect to leave the scene later today after days of fighting the fire. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. how are you getting ready? this could be the series the caps look back on. they're playing the defending stanley cup champs, the penguins, tonight. >> the penguins are the same team that knocked out the caps from the playoffs last year in the same round no less. they are playing here in d.c. at the verizon center. you'll probably see a lot of red down

up to celebrate the team. >> send us your pictures. let us know how you're cheering on the team with #ro#rockthered. going to load up the three. knock it down! >> can we also show the wizards some love too? they are back on top in the playoff series, but now they're going back on the road. former vice president joe biden in fact was at verizon center when they won last night. so far both the wizards and the atlanta hawks have won all their home games. a teenager is being credited with saving the life of one of her neighbors. the quick action that she took and how it paid off for everybody involved. >> t the incidentld

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and we are just getting some breaking news into our newsroom. two members of the american military were killed this morning. the pentagon saying they were killed in afghanistan whil

same place that the u.s. dropped a massive nonnuclear bomb just a few weeks ago. as soon as we'll get more information, we'll do our best to bring it to you. a bird was responsible for diverting a flight from reagan national. it happened last night. the plane was forced to land at du dulles international with 56 people on board. all the passengers were moved to another flight. expect to see some customer service changes the next time you fly united. >> the company is changing its policies after a passenger was physically pulled from a flight. it will take multiple actions to improve customer satisfaction. that includes limiting the use of law enforcement unless there is a security or safety risk and limiting the amount of overbooked flights. also united will no longer require passengers who are already ste

seats. this is that infamous video that happened earlier this month. if a passenger voluntarily gives up their seat, the airline will offer up to $10,000. the ceo spoke with lester holt. >> had we had in place the items we rolled out, the incident would never have happened. >> united passengers are now reacting to those changes. >> and some say it's a step in the right direction. >> i think what happened was unfortunate. i think they are making some positive changes. i think for customers to see those changes wholly it is going to take some time. >> united released a report detailing mistakes that led up to that april dragging

a northern virginia mom who said she was asked to leave church services because she was breast-feeding is taking her case online. she talked about what happened to her on sunday during a facebook live video. she says she was approached twice as she breast-fed without a cover inside summit church in springfield. >> one woman came over, sat next to me, and started to cover up autumn with a fleece bank lanke. i'm like, no, please don't cover her up. she's fine. >> a virginia law gives mothers the right to breast-feed anywhere they're allowed to. there is no exemption for religious institutions. for weeks, d.c.'s missing children were brought into the national spotlight. police debunking the social media rumors that large numbers of young black children were mu

as with in city, there are runaways. >> today the perspective of a runaway and a group that helps teens in need. here's justin finch. >> reporter: often the young faces on these fliers are running from something. >> many young people don't feel safe, don't feel safe in their community, and don't feel safe in their schools. >> they just need to go. >> reporter: just last month, news 4 was there as a mom and daughter were reunited. when asked why teens leave home -- >> they're leaving. they don't know what they're looking for. they don't know what they're trying to find. >> reporter: the founder of a d.c. nonprofit helping at-risk kids since 1974. it's grown since d.c.'s missing girls cases went viral with many wondering why so many are children of color. >> where we s t

that are missing or that are coming into our services more often, they are young people from communities that are really strained and stressed. if you look at our society, the people who are most strained and stressed are people of color. >> reporter: now shore is advising the district as it makes child welfare reforms. >> i'm seeing this as a wonderful opportunity. >> reporter: justin finch, news4. >> we posted about the facts behind this story on the nbc washington app. search d.c. missing teens. about $30,000 has vanished from maryland's biggest school district. it went missing from the montgomery council of parent teacher associations. an audit from the group claims the theft is most likely from somebody inside the pta. mome

could take weeks to solve the case of fraud or embezzlement. a place to vent frustration at a montgomery county school, but now the principal is taking heat for creating a so-called smash space at kensington park elementary. it was a place where teachers were allowed to take a baseball bat to a rocking chair. yesterday she sent out a letter apologizing saying it happened behind the school and away from students. she said she was inspired after reading articles about how these smash rooms reduced stress saying, quote, this decision was not in response to any teacher comment or behavior. rather a misguided attempt by me to provide staff with an outlet, end quote. we've been getting a lot of comments about this story. feel free to continue that conversation on the nbc washington facebook page. an incredible young woman. that's how first responders are describing a local teenager who was faced with a dire

someone who was having a heart attack. shomari stone talked to the hero and to the experts who are now singing her praises. >> you know, it makes me feel good to know that you helped someone else. >> reporter: heather was walking to robinson secondary school when an elderly man suddenly dropped on the sidewalk in fairf fairfax. >> just out for a morning walk or whatever. right about here he collapsed and fell over. >> reporter: the 18-year-old says she didn't have a pulse when she checked. she immediately called 911 around 8:00 in the morning. >> another woman came up. >> reporter: they both did cpr. the woman did chest compressions. heath heather mouth to mouth. moments later firefighters arrived. >> we confirmed he was in cardiac arrest. he went through our normal procedures to continue care. >> reporter: heather helped save e

pulse when they dropped him off at the hospital. >> she is an incredible woman. very brave to do that. >> without hesitation, she jumps in and she tries to help a man. >> reporter: one neighbor was so impressed with what heather did, she delivered flowers and lifesavers to her. >> lifesaver, definitely. >> i'm glad he's okay. >> reporter: she hopes to meet the man when he gets out of the hospital. shomari stone, news4. >> good story. potentially dangerous dust. after the break, where it could be hiding in your house. and the bachelor called police before allegedly

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in a nearly six-minute 911 tape, former bachelor star chris soules is heard calling to report a deadly accident that happened near his farm. his truck rear ended a tractor leaving a farmer dead. >> what's your name? >> my name's chris soules. >> okay. is he breathing, sir? >>

>> soules is expected back in court on tuesday. he's facing the charge of leaving the scene of a deadly accident. meanwhile the family of mr. mosher is planning his funeral. he leaves behind a wife and grandchildren. the hunt is on for potentially dangerous dust. there are tiny bugs that live in the dust. >> they are called dust mites. they are so small that you can't see them. where are the hidden hot spots for these dust mites? >> reporter: it's everywhere from your counters to your floo floors. dust in nooks and crannies all over the home. and living in that dust, dust mites. microscopic bugs that can multiple fast and make you sick. >> dust mites are one of the biggest predator that is live in your home. they feed off y

this is in itself is where the foundation of bacteria flourishes. it can trigger an asthma attack. >> reporter: where are the most common spots for dust mites and how can you get rid of them? to find out, i invite a healthy home expert over to my place. >> the average home collects 40 pounds of dust every year. >> 40 pounds of dust? >> yes. this dust is laced with dangerous toxins. >> you brought me to my daughter's room. what's the problem? >> the problem is all this clutter. it's actually collecting dust. all these toys, this is where dust thrives. >> her daughter needs to find her favorite toys and donate and sell the rest. a great fun tip she can do is put each toy in the freezer 24 hours and it will kill the dust mites. >> that's cool. >> reporter: it's not just dust mites lurking in there.

washington university finding over 45 toxic chemicals found in household dust. chemicals linked to respiratory, neuror neural, and behavioral problems. >> i just took an air sample of your home. the results were staggering. i checked the microns of particles in the air. the result is almost 2 million. >> what does that mean? >> it means you have really dirty air. >> gwhat can i do? >> get an allergen barrier for our mattress and pillows. >> this will keep the dust mites out? >> yes. it is so simple. >> reporter: the biggest build up of dust, air vents. she says mine are terrible. >> how do i fix this? >> it is so simple. use a vacuum or a dust

go up this ladder. >> suck it up? >> just literally vacuum it up. >> that's it? >> that's it. >> reporter: spring cleaning tips to keep your home healthy and the dust mites out. >> that was jeff talking about things that make us sneeze inside. now we're going to talk about a similar note. >> yeah. the pollen is going to stay high today. it is going to be high as we go into the weekend. it will start to go down a little bit, but the sun is back. i think we've all been waiting for that. >> all the allergy sufferers are i like, i guess. >> now we're finally seeing the sunshine. that does mean the pollen levels are going up outside. sorry if you suffer from allergies. the sun is back, and it is going to be feeling like s

go through the next few days. wait until you see saturday's forecast. near 90 degrees on saturday, but that's also going to come with a chance for a couple of thunderstorms in the afternoon. temperatures are rising now, so a lot of the fog that we had around this morning, that's breaking and the sun is coming through. temperatur temperatures now are in the low 70s in the district. look at fredericksburg. up to 77 degrees. dulles coming in at 67. some areas starting to rebound a bit, but you still do see some low cloud cover across the area. that weak area of rain you see off to our west, that is going to move through overnight tonight. we have some showers in the overnight forecast. here's future weather. there you see it by midnight. many of you will be sleeping when this moves through. we start to dry up friday afternoon. mostly sunny. saturday morning could have a couple showers, but then a mostly sunny day with some afternoon thunderstorms possible

looking good. lunchtime in the mid to low 70s. happy hour mid 80s. dinner time, clouds increasing ahead of that rain as we go into the overnight period. there's the pollen forecast. it looks like it is pretty much going to be staying high. lowest day looks like monday. we'll take a look at your weekend coming up. we'll take a look at president trump's first 100 days after the break, including his new tax package and the work wg done right now to replace the affordable care act. we're keeping an eye on a hearing taking place in capitol hill. you'll hear from a mother who is in favor of tougher immigration laws

president trump's tax plan is out and the white house promises that it will benefit large corporations, small businesses, and you. but the plan lacks a lot of specifics and economists say it will grow the deficit by trillions. >> another issue is that the president has yet to release his own tax returns. the treasury secretary addressed that issue this morning on the "today" show. >> i think the american public is comfortable with the financial information that the president has released, and this is about the impact on notne

american taxpayers and american business, and we are focused on economic growth and jobs, jobs, jobs. >> edward lawrence now has more details about this proposed tax plan. >> reporter: president trump outlined a new tax system that reduces the number of tax brackets from seven to three. he wants to cut the corporate tax rate by more than 50% and eliminate the estate tax. >> what this is about is creating jobs and creating economic growth. >> reporter: the white house would not answer questions about how much the plan would reduce or increase the current deficit. >> we're a fat middle aged man of an economy, and that's the problem. it's expensive. it is going to cost a lot of money, and it is a tax cut. >> reporter: as the house and senate talk about the tax plan, new life for the health care bill. a group of conservative house republicans came out in favor of the bill after some changes were

that suggest that premiums could come down as much as 36%. >> reporter: still states have to show how they'll cover people in the high health risk pool. even if the house passes a chang changed affordable care act, they still have to vote on it. will it make before that 100-day mark on saturday? that might be a very tight time frame. edward lawrence. now back to you. >> there's still a lot of questions about this tax plan. and we are working to get you answers. this afternoon at 4:30, consumer reporter susan hogan will host a facebook live with a financial adviser. you can post your questions right now on our nbc washington facebook page. they'll do their best to get to them. right now on capitol hill, a house committee is discussing the

and the benefits of a border wall. one of the witnesses at the hearing today is a mother whose son was murdered by a man in the country illegally. >> he helped my parents and ronald was a good big brother to his two sisters. he was always there when anyone needed his help. ronald went to visit his two children. and while standing on the driveway, he was shot. a bullet that was intended for someone else. >> republicans have taken plans for a border wall out of the spending bill in order to avoid a government shutdown. virginia's race for governor will take center stage this weekend in fairfax. the first debate with the democratic candidates will take monday at 7:00. they have just six weeks until the primary in june. you can watch a live stream of the debate through our

democrat to throw their name into the race for governor has been announced. alec ross says he wants to bring new and innovative ideas to the state. he advises start-up and tech companies. he is also an author and former obama administration technology adviser. he was accused but acquitted of molesting a student. >> shawn lanigan appeared on the "today" show back in 2011 to explain what it was like to be a teacher falsely accused. lanigan has just cancelled his teaching license. >> reporter: about seven years after his high profile trial and not guilty verdict, shawn lanigan faced new accusations. according to an investigation done internally by fairfax county public schools.

lanigan of making lewd comments to students, holding hands with girls, and running his finger along the upper thigh of a 15-year-old sophomore. lanigan said, i have 18 years of experience teaching and i have never inappropriately touched a student. he decided to move on with his life and surrender his license. the prosecutor said he was informed about the new allegations, but the parents of the new students involved didn't want to file charges. >> we know there were some incidents over there. i don't know if we had all the specifics, but i know the police were in touch with some of the families. >> more tonight as part of our investigation at 6:00. you'll hear from former lanigan students who describe their time as his students. for now, scott

center career academy in columbia heights enrolls students between 16 and 40 years of age. right now about 150 students attend the school. the school could be closed because of administrative and course shortcomings. >> when you meet the young people and hear their stories and you focus on the needs of the young people, the academic needs, the social emotional needs, we know that this school is doing the right things. >> summer enrollment at the charter school has been stopped until that vote. former vice president joe biden is teaming up with one of the stars of the new netflix series "13 reasons why" to tackle a tough subject, sexual assault. one in every five women and 1 in every 16 men will be assaulted before

>> reporter: a rousing welcome for former vice president joe biden. an end to violence against women that biden said can stop with words. >> you have to speak up. you can't let that kind of talk be bred. you've got this. it is easy to make a difference this school year, so go and take the pledge at "it's on us".org. >> reporter: one of the most important issues on college campuses today. >> guys, a woman who is dead drunk cannot consent. you are raping her. >> why didn't you say this to me when i was alive? >> reporter: it is dealt with in "13 reasons why." one of the show's stars and executive producer told mason students the series has opened the

>> while i'm not personally a survivor of sexual assault, my character is. playing her has given me so much insight and empathy. >> many have opened up about their own sexual assaults. >> reporter: the women and biden say they hope their advocacy will help remove the stigma, stop the perpetrators, and empower the victims. >> it's about the urgency of now. >> we need to remove the shame and shift the blame. >> your story is important, and your truth is real. >> george mason is now offering a 24-hour crisis hotline and it is obligating students to take a pledge to end sexual violence.

of summer over the next few days. after the break, there's more rain coming. new help choosing what to wear in the morning.

take a look at this damage in northwestern arkansas left behind by a powerful line of storms. knocked power out for thousands of people yesterday. as many as 50 power poles were taken down. there were also several reports of trees falling on homes. the powerful line of storms will reignite tomorrow across the mid mississippi valley and cause severe weather. look out for that if you are traveling anywhere this weekend in that area. >> we don't have anything like that to look forward to for the weekend, do we?

of thunderstorms saturday afternoon because it's going to be near 90 degrees. hot and steamy. it is the time of year or starting to become that time of year where we'll see afternoon showers and storms. currently 72 in the district. this is some filtered sunshine. if you look at this live picture, the skies are clearing, but we have a little bit of a haze because of the fog we had earlier. the fog lifted, and now we're left over with some of that thin cloud cover around. no rain, but we still have some clouds passing by. expect mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies later on today. the rain you see off to our west, that rain is going to be here overnight. many of you will be sleeping when we see our next round of showers. it will gone for the morning commute. currently low 70s in the district. frederick is still sitting at 64. 73 in clinton. here's future at

midnight, that's when those showers start to move in that i just showed you off to our west, but then they quickly leave. the morning commute is looking dry. we'll see more sunshine through the day tomorrow. then we go into saturday. early in the morning this computer model wants to throw us a few early showers. saturday afternoon that's when we could have a couple of showers and thunderstorms popping up. today 84 degrees. mostly sunny and warm. saturday morning starting out in the upper 60s. seeing sunshine for most of the day saturday. 5:00 p.m. a chance of a couple thunderstorms. temperatures will be close to 90 degrees saturday afternoon. 80 for a high on sunday. still ten degrees above normal with a chance for some showers there. normal high is actually 70 degrees. today and tomorrow around 15 degrees above that. over the weekend we could be 20 degrees above that by saturday, but going into

about ten degrees above that with a chance for some showers. then we could be dropping back down into the 60s by the end of next week, but so far it is looking pretty good. there is new attention to an old fight over net neutrality. we'll tell you what that means to you and if your online life will change. this group of friends is getting a lot of attention on social media for their outfits

amazon has rolled out a new feature of its echo device, which has a built-in camera that will help you get recommendations on outfits. it displays self-ies in an app. amazon will try to use the device to try to sell you clothes. samsung is testing a new app called in traffic reply that sends a preset message when you're on the road and used gps when the car is in motion. it sends a custom message. it should be in samsung's store next month. if you use the internet, there are some new rules that might impact how you use it. >> tom costello explains how the president's new plans could change who gets fast servi

>> reporter: the best way to understand net neutrality is to think of the internet as a congested super highway with fast lanes taken up by big fast trucks like amazon. those companies cannot pay to dominate the fast lanes. everyone from e-commerce giants to mom and pop websites must be treated equally. >> without these regulations, one website could make sure that their content is reaching consumers faster than others, which ultimately would result in less choice for the consumer. >> reporter: but the white house and the nation's internet service providers like comcast, at&t, verizon argued the rule stifles competition and creativity. now the fcc is planning to roll back the rule. >> one of the things we don't want to put on the table is the fcc

practices of private companies. >> reporter: scrapping net neutrally will only hurt consumers by allowing isps to throttle speed. saying robust net neutrality rules benefit all players in the system. the nation's internet service providers say they will not interfere with block or throttle internet traffic, but the biggest players could soon pay to speed through the fast lane while many smaller players are stuck in the slow lane. nbc news, washington. you can test out mcdonald's new mobile ordering app. customers can order food through this app and pick it up at one of 50 restaurants in the d.c. area. you can choose to pick up your order at the front

drive-through, or curb side. the food is fresh when you arrive to pick it up. mcdonald's plans to launch the app nationwide later this year. it is a great time to be a sports fan in our area. we told you about the caps and the wizards. we can't forget the nationals. if all that wasn't enough, you can call tonight the beginning of the 2017 football season. tonight the nfl draft begins. the washington redskins pick 17th overall. they have ten total selections over the weekend. my husband will be out of touch tonight. a group of mississippi high school students wanted to stand out at their prom and got more than they bargained for. take a look at these colorful and unconventional suits. one is even

the boys said they wanted to make their prom memorable. it is a good thing for them their dates were on board for their fashion statements. it went viral with everybody weighing. >> a character from "courage the cowardly dog." >> someone said i looked like fez from "that 70s show." >> one company offered the group internships for their gutsy choice of suits. >> gutsy, colorful, interesting. >> it's high school. that's what it's for. after the break, how your social media accounts could be helping you stick to a healthy diet. i feel like that was so meant to happen to me, like i'm such a different person. >> today on "ellen," kim kardashian west opens up about how she's changed after being robbed

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new information coming into the newsroom from the city of falls church. police say around 9:00 this morning they responded to a call at 900 south washington street. there were reports of smoke, a

fire investigators found exploded fireworks in an elevator. there were no reports of injuries, but northern virginia bureau chief has learned the building is home of the falls church health care center, which also serves as an abortion clinic. investigators are looking into whether the clinic was targeted. this coming monday is melanoma monday. >> it's a day that's used to help bring awareness to the risk factors of skin cancer, but as erica edwards reports, the strong message of using sunscreen while outside doesn't always sink in. >> reporter: despite college students quest for knowledge, real world lessons about skin cancer are totally lost on many young minds. >> this has sort of raised the alarm bells that this is a target group to focus on. >> reporter: dr. cory bash surveyed more than 300

cancer. some had even been diagnosed themselves. yet those students were more likely to sunbathe and get sunburned. huge risk factors for skin cancer. >> they might perceive it's something that happens a lot later in life. however, we do see rates of melanoma in this age group are increasing, and that is the most deadly form of skin cancer. >> reporter: the study found a decline in the number of students visiting tan salons. sunscreens should have an spf of at least 15. many experts say 30 is reapplie few hours. erica edwards, nbc news. >> are we going to need sunscreen soon? >> it seems

sunscreen as we go through the day today. 84 degrees. mostly sunny. if you want some really warm weather, this weekend we'll wbe close to 93 degrees on saturday. you will need the sun block through the weekend. we have a chance for a few thunderstorms. guys? >> thanks. in news for your health this morning, if you're trying to keep track of what you eat, pop open your instagram. researchers at the university of washington say people who regularly take pictures of their food and then post the snap chocho shots on the app tend to be more aware of what they're eating. it helps you visualize your overall eating habits. there you go. >> i don't know if that's good for me because the last picture was mexican food in abundance. it was awesome. all right. >> be careful what you take a picture of. that's news 4 midday. thanks for being with us.

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. stand by, everyone. we're live in five, four, three, two, one. well, there it is, just typical vacation. that's what natalie and i wear all the time. the bikini wardrobe on the girls is quite something. kim and kourtney showing off their figures in mexico on their vacati vacation. >> and what a week they have been having to celebrate kourtney's 38 birthday. they do have game. >> how many bathes suits do you own? they are doing look a new one every day. first of all, i think kourtney is so cute and i'm so excited that she's having such