and we are starting with a soggy saturday. just look at the radar right now. storm team4 is showing a lot of green moving through. it will be a busy weekend. and comey replacement interviews get underway today. meet who could soon be at the top of the fbi. and clearing the way for the win, and the washington wizards will live for game seven. >> yeah, they will. bring on game seven. the wizards tying up the series with a big match-up that could make or break their championship series. we welcome you in on this saturday moin

good morning, i'm david culver. >> i'm angie goff. if that didn't silence john walsh critics, i don't know what will. >> hopefully they can get the win in boston once and for all. >> it will be an exciting game. more on that in a moment, but first the rain is coming down hard this morning. it is a little chilly out there, tom kierein, as we trark track it all in the storm team 4 weather center. >> you can see the bulk of it, the dark green, up near philadelphia and north of baltimore. the lighter green is just light rain now in the immediate metro area with a few scattered sprinkles in northern virginia. all this is tracking off to the north and east pulling away. the first line of dawn, here's northwest washington looking a little damp. we'll need an

coat. during the afternoon, no sunglasses today. a look at your mother's day and our next chance for any rain in a few minutes. 6:02 and we continue to follow the developing story. if you look at the crime scene out in alexandria this morning, police have been at a shooting at the extended stay america. this includes one man and two women who were shot. no word on what led up to the shooting. we'll continue to update you as information continues to come in. and interviews continue today for james comey's seat as head of the fbi. the candidates include the acting fbi director, andrew mccabe, senator john cornyn of texas, alice fisher who

criminal division and judge michael garcia of the court of appeals. meanwhile, democrats want general rosenstein to resign if he does not appoint someone to investigate the trump ties and his connections to russia. james comey denied the chance to publicly appear before the senate intelligence committee next week. he does expect comey to brief the committee in private. president trump is delivering his first commencement speech at liberty university today. the president is scheduled to arrive in lynchburg after 9:00 this morning for the ceremony to begin at 10:00. the christian school's president was among some of his biggest supporters. he'll speak at the coast guard academy graduation in new london, connecticut, next week. and tomorrow on "meet the

the firing of james comey and what it means for the future of the fbi and the russian investigation. and he'll also speak to senator lindsey graham and senator minority leader chuck schumer. this story is unsettling, the u.s. department of security is warning american companies to be on guard against a deeply invasive cyber attack. nearly 100 countries and thousands of computers got hit by the orchestrated attack. yesterday a virus locked computers and displayed a message on screen demanding money. in europe the attack affected british hospitals and the shipping company fedex. it is not clear who is behind it, but when it threatens health care, it makes a lot of us uneasy. in the next half hour, we look into how the virus targeted the hospitals. anguish family members want to know where kenneth kelly is right now. yesterday he didn't show up to his sentencing for a dui crash that killed five people in

monitor was removed sometime last week, but it's still not clear why that happened. kelly was behind the wheel when he was in a car accident. four people in the car also died. the family is furious. >> he took away five lives, five. i'm not sure why the judge released him in the first place. he shouldn't be out on the street. >> the judge initially released kelly on a $100,000 bond after a guilty plea. the state attorney's office did argue to keep him behind bars. an update to a story that caused anger and hurt in anne arundel county. they have caught the two who placed a noose at the middle school. conner

middle school. on thursday a tuesday spotted a noose hanging from a light fixture. however, no hate crime charges have yet been filed. if you're in the district tonight, look up to see thousands of candles illuminating the sky along the national mall. the lights will burn in memory of law enforcement officer who is die in the line of duty. the names of 394 officers will be read aloud tonight. 143 of them gave the ultimate sacrifice in 2016. while the other officers died previously but were never honored. it also includes those who died after rescue and recovery work after 9/11. u.s. attorney general jeff sessions and homeland security secretary john kelly will be there to give remarks. a

in d.c. and means extra traffic and road closures in southeast throughout the morning. now part of the annual festival will include a parade to get underway at 11:00 this morning. muriel bowser will be there as well. expect to see closures near mississippi avenue and alabama avenue southeast. the closures run until 12:30 today. >> i had family posting after being there. they were excited because we are headed to game seven against the washington celtics. >> our guys won by a narrow 92-91 victory. they skeeked out t ee squeaked . this will be the wizards first conference final in decades. >> repr:

for another game seven? the wizards won in dramatic fashion with a 92-91 win over the boston celtics. just over seven seconds left when this shot banks high off the glass for a two-point celtics lead. the wizards' season in the balance, a three-point miracle and he nails it. a moment in d.c. sports history. the wizards hang on to win 92-91. check out the celebration from wall with the series tied at three games apiece. >> you get on the score table, that's how much love i have for the city, how much love i have for my teammates, i'm just never quitting. they have amazing fan support. all we asked for is one more game and we got it. >> i don't remember the play. i know when he got the ball, he was shooting. so he put the game on

>> he's a winner. he plays to win. he's not worried about his stats, he's worried about winning the game. >> reporter: get ready for a monday night bout in boston. get ready for a wizards win and they are heading to the conference final for the first time in 38 years. carol maloney, news4 sports. closer to home, a live look at storm team4 radar. you may need to dodge the puddles but it is going to start drying out. tom is looking at a big warm up headed our way. we'll check in with them. and an important story tracking down a new

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this story on social media, but they are hoping you can help track down a sex assault suspect. the suspect is trying to get into a building when the rossland section and courthouse. the man gets into the building after the woman unlocks the door. but notice he talks to the concierge there. this is about 20 minutes before he attacked a woman inside the atry yum build iing. he gets covnervous and covers h face. any help you can give to the police, they'll take it. you may need the wipers this morning. we have a shower coming our way. tom kierein is here to brighten our day. we'll tell you when we'll see the temperatures hit the 80s as well. and it was a home to

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good morning. the rain is tapering off pulling off to the north and east now it. will be exiting the metro area for another couple of hours around 8:00 to 9:00 this morning. if you want to get in a run, outdoor hike or bike ride, maybe we are dealing with a few

sprinkles by 9:00 a.m. but by noontime, we are drying out. we'll just be reaching the upper 50s under a cloudy sky. look at the mother's day and a hot week coming up in just a few minutes. thank you, tom. d.c. is a no drone zone. there are plenty of restrictions and no fly rules, but yesterday the government made an exception. there's a drone buzzing around capitol hill. capitol police gave the okay for that flight. they could shoot video and take pictures of the capitol dole restoration project. you may remember this. two years ago eight people were killed and 200 were injured when an an trmtrak train jumped the tracks. now the operator is charged with manslaughter. brandon bostian was charged before the statute of limitations expired. he blacked out and couldn't remember the moment before the wreck. e

miles per hour in a 50-mile-per-hour zone. a lawyer for one of the victims says the charges are important. >> this isn't a moment of congratulations or a moment of euphoria, this is a moment of justice. it's a moment of bringing a man to task for what he did to all of these families. >> amtrak has agreed to a $265 million settlement with the injured and the families of those killed. well, joint military exercises begin today on the u.s. pacific island of guam. the exercises are intended to show support for the ships in international waters and restrict china whmay restrict access to the south china sea. they are using a training that will involve u.s. and british troops. tomorrow they will hold a live firing training with french troops as well.

business owner and now also the military spouse of the year. brittany boccher was at the white house earlier where mike pence met with every branch of the service. boccher was also commemorated for her work with military families. and now the historic jail will reopen today. the building has been undergoing renovations for several years and was home to runaway sleeves and moonshiners. runaway slaves and moonshineres. >> we restored it back to the original look of 1822. one slave tried to burn his way out. he started a fire in the window to try to burn the window out. he was unsuccessful, though. >> so many stories

there are now plans to learn more by going to our nbc4 washington page. i just love the nuggets of information. while we cover the information, it is fun to see stuff like this. >> we have a lot of historic sites around the region as we start off this saturday morning. i'm growing webbed feet. >> i can tell. >> walking funny. as we have the rain that is continuing. we had about three quarters an inch since yesterday. now it is exiting virginia and crossing into pennsylvania. here's the hour-by-hour timing. by 10:00 this morning, just the clouds around. the rain there is near baltimore. then by 11:00, still cloudy. cl

by 4:00 to 5:00, you may have a few scattered sprinkles north and east of us. for the most part, everything will be drying out. finally, the cloud cover starts to break up. near sunset we may get a little bit of the sunset breaking out. look at our temperatures, they are certainly cool in the 40s just about everywhere. except near the bay at reagan national at 51 degrees. the hour-by-hour temperatures in the low 50s at 10:00 a.m. then during the afternoon, only reaching the upper 50s as we dry out. then some clearing this evening. and then by dawn on sunday, for mother's day, looking like a beautiful day. afternoon highs reaching the mid-70s. and we'll start off cool, near 50 in the morning, and by noontime into the mid-60s. mid-70s by the afternoon. it's a delightful day and getting breezy between the afternoon hours of 4:00 to 7:00. winds could be gusting near 20 to 25 miles per hour. back to school on work and tuesday,

then it gets hot, the highs in the upper 80s to near 90s. the chance of storm may not be until day nine, a week from tomorrow up near 90 that sunday with afternoon storms. that's the way it looks. all right, tom, thank you. a massive repair project, all of this for a great cause. we'll show you the unique effort to help melessho

look at the first4 traffic. downtown, first of all, we have graduations happening. so we'll have extra traffic and maybe parking may be a bit tighter than normal. american university, howard university and also catholic graduating this weekend. so a little warning for you there. on this sunday, the d.c. police bike ride, the street will be shut down from 6:30 to 12:15 there in the ohio drive area. that's where it starts there in southwest washington. now, the road closures start at midnight on sunday and last until 7:00 p.m. constitution avenue from third to seventh. pennsylvania from third to seventh. and fourth street from independence avenue southwest to constitution avenue northwest. you can get a full list on the nbc washington app. see you after the weekend. you'll have to pay more to ride metro. it will cost

cents depending on when you take the trip. the metro hours will look a little different. the trains will stop running at 11:30 at night monday through thursday. and on friday and saturday, you can take metro until 1:00 in the morning. on sunday, metro will open later and shut down at 11:00 at night. well, if you have ever started a home repair project and it turned out to be a lot more expensive than first thought, you can certainly identify with the local nonprofit group. >> they are the only group in fairfax county that specifically works with homeless women veterans and their kids. and this morning, they find themselves short of the money they need to assist the veterans who need their help. final salute discovered unexpected problems while renovating their home in the alexandria area. the project was a lot bigger than their plans and budget had called for. and the home was suddenly

the residents had them move out and more money had to be raised to finish the job. >> the organization was started by a homeless female veteran. and she found that it was difficult for the female veterans to get the housing they need, particularly if they had children. >> we are currently the fastest growing homeless population in america. but this is unique over the homeless population because over 70% of the homeless population have children. so we are accommodating for the woman and her child. and this is what this house does. and until we are back up and running, we can't help them when they can't get help anywhere else. this house can accommodate ten veteran women and their children for a period of two years. in addition to housing, they are getting year-round services like education, resources of employment support, food and clothing. >> if you would like more information on the final salute, sear

nbc washington app. hopefully they can get the help. 6:27 is the time now on this saturday. still ahead, keeping gangs out of your neighborhood. how they are able to spread fear and operate in our suburbs. well, you will need the raincoat this morning, but not for much longer. tom is looking ahead to your mother's day forecast as many of you prepare to travel. the me right now is 6:27.ti

coming up on 6:30 and looking at all of this rain moving through. storm team4 radar behind you as we welcome you back on this saturday. i'm david culver. >> i'm angie goff. you can see the showers moving through. the storm team4 radar is working overtime. >> you know who else is? tom kierein. what are we thinking for timing of all of this? a lot of it is tapering off as we speak back across virginia. there is just a few lingering sprinkles. in the metro area, just a little bit of lingering light rain. as you look at the radar trend here, it is moving off to the north and east quickly. the dark green is where it is raining moderately, but we have sprinkles in the nearby suburbs and maryland. this is quickly tapering off. the rest of the morning is hovering near 50 degrees and climbing into the low 50s to 50

we'll be cloudy through the afternoon. a look at your mother's day and a heat wave on the way in just a few minutes. thank you, tom. the u.s. department of homeland security right now is now looking or warning american companies to be on guard. after nearly 100 countries and thousands of computers became victim of an orchestrated cyber attack. this is a look, take a look, at several of the countries. stefan holt looks into how this attack could have happened. >> reporter: hospitals and businesses held for ransom. computers at the national british health service are paralyzed. >> this is an international attack on a number of countries and organizations that have been affected. >> reporter: ambulances rerou d rerouted, at least 16 hospitals forced to turn away

>> we went in for our appointment to have his foot checked. and they said, we are sorry, but our system is down. >> reporter: there was a ransom message on screen saying they needed $300 in bitcoin. security experts say hackers exploited a flaw in the microsoft windows operating system. wanna decryptor spread across the computers. they are not interested in your information, just your money. >> if you keep regular backups, they can you can recover. the problem is many organizations don't defend themselves in advance. >> reporter: britain's hospitals are being warned to pay up by may 19th or their data will disappear. the u.s. homeland security officials now telling american companies to be on

>> and that was nbc's stefan holt reporting. the list of companies affected by the ransom wear include fedex. and the spokes person for the russian interior ministry says about 1,000 of its computers were hit. but the servers were blocked. it's 6:33. in just about two weeks, we can learn more about a new ban that would prevent you from bringing your laptop on your next flight to europe. that is according to the department of homeland security. the officials want to prevent passengers from bringing electronic devices larger than a cell phone on flights. the intelligence reports suggest terrorists have found a way to conceal explosives in electronics. a similar ban has been in place since march on flights coming to the u.s. from airports in the middle east as well as north africa. only on 4, this morning we're getting new insight into how ms-13 gang members are operating in our suburbs, including how they lured and killed a teen last year. this all comes

unfueled federal indictment which charges nine people. here's how it played out. you may remember this scene from june of last year, local and federal law enforcement moving in on this leesburg home. in the middle of the night, neighbors recorded several people with their hands on their head walking out. at the time, we saw gang unit investigators on scene get so many questions remaining unanswered until now. >> they told us it is really safe around here, it's a nice area, but you just never know. >> reporter: two-and-a-half weeks before that house raid, the family reported 18-year-old carlos otero rodriguez missing. this recently unfueled indictment charges nine people with his disappearance. they believe ms13 leaders found pictures of carlos showing rival gang members on facebook. on may 21st last year, they lured him into an suv telling him they were going to a party. but they kept driving, all the way to harpers

virginia. it's there the indictment says the gang members attacked and killed carlos. according to the indictment, after those involved in carlos' death, they left harpers ferry and came back to this home in leesburg. it is here according to federal investigators they burned the clothing and all evidence that may be linked to the crime. >> i would say in the last two to three years, it has started to climb, most noticeably in the last 18 months. >> reporter: while carlos' case is being handled at the federal level, the commonwealth attorney is seeing plenty of his own gang cases. among them? the killing of this 17-year-old who was shot several times in november 2015 at a school bus stop in sterling. this also happened in ashburn, two people stabbed and one of them, the 22-year-old, died. much of the gang activity is happening in public areas. >> it's happening in wooded areas, in aar

>> here's the thing about the gangs, they cannot survive without money. so the same indictment explains how the gang is partially funded. it is through extortion. click leaders require rent or membership dues. if you don't pay, no guarantees if you or your family will be safe. watch out for delays if you have to take metro this weekend. the major changes in metro that may slow you down by 45 minutes or so. nasa saying no. the presidential space request that the agency just denied ahead of a new major mission.

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and totally collapsed. three people were arrested and charged with arson in that case. all right. a lot going on with metra this weekend. we'll bring you the changes that could change your trip. there's going to be no metro trains running between foggy bottom and federal triangle, blue, orange and silver line trains run through those stations. and mcpherson square and farragut west and the lower level of metro center will be closed. you can take the upper platform train at metro center. greenbelt stations are closed for safe track work, but that will reopen on monday. we'll take you outside for a live look, kind of a dreary start, but tom kierein says it will clear up and get warm soon enough. we'll check in with him and the full forecast. and thousands getting ready for a very big bike ride tomorrow. the traffic impact and the

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hi, everyone. the "today" show is coming up next here on nbc4. let's get a preview with sheinelle jones and craig melvin. >> good morning. coming up on a saturday morning on "today," the latest on the nor'easter that could cause a mother's day washout. plus, prede

a taping in the office. what's the fallout? we're also going to have the latest on the massive cyber attack hitting businesses and hospitals around the world. could it happen here? and a quick reminder, mo mother's day is just a week away. we have delicious recipes as well. we even have great gift ideas that you can pull off if you just now realize you better get cracking with a gift. >> all that and more when we get started on a saturday morning right here on "today." angie, happy mother's day to you. >> back at you. and i'm going to have to call my husband to tell him to tune in to "today." i have a feeling. >> culver, don't you drop the ball. >> i'm on this. >> thanks, guys. >> we'll see you. we'll take you out of the

nasa's orion spacecraft is meant to take you farther into space than ever before. but for the first launch of the new big rocket, no humans will be on board for the deep space mission. yesterday nasa posted a statement declining the trump administration's request to send a flight crew on the first launch. nasa says it would add hundreds of millions to the cost and delay the launch until the first half of 2020. and there is new federal sentencing guidelines for drug cases from the justice department. attorney general jeff sessions is telling federal prosecutors to charge suspects with the most serious offense that they can prove. under formal attorney general eric holder, prosecutors were expected to see less serious charges if the defendant wasn't in charge of a large drug cartel gang. and they are telling all prosecutors that this could impact their sentence. in washington, the

the by i don't thipyongchang ole live. the whole campaign is in the works to tell everyone about a part of south korea considered to be a winter paradise. >> there's a lot to see. and a hot spot on the beautiful mountain. make sure to get a warm jacket. i'm sure it will be the greatest event. >> there's so much to look forward to. for more on pyeongchang's 2018 winter olympic special, that is going to air tomorrow at 11:30 a.m. right here on nbc4. we're covering all kinds of ways that you can experience korean culture right now. >> i just want to clear

so we have to check that out. all right, 6:46 and tomorrow is the big d.c. bike ride. that means a group of teens are really going to gear up and hopefully push through. >> i know. and news4's kristen wright is already ahead of the game. she's spending time with one young man getting ready to ride who said bicycling turned his life around. >> reporter: you never know where life's path will lead. after school juan is a mechanic at gearin' up bicycle. fixing busted rims and bikes is his thing. >> it kept me focused and doing things i know i should not have been doing. >> reporter: deiquan sayswa

>> getting into a lot of fights, letting anger build up. my two older brothers were locked up. he was the one getting in trouble a lot, so i guess i kind of followed behind. and i think that's how i started to get in trouble. >> reporter: but then deiquan met the gearin' up director sterling stone. >> he displays maturity, the team and the family here is a backbone for them to lean on. >> reporter: they even build their own bikes. deiquan built his and rides as many as 60 miles a day. >> it makes me feel free. >> reporter: he's getting ready for this big d.c. bike ride. he's got a scholarship to ride for free. >> we'll have a large contingent there. so we are really excited about that. >> i feel like i have nothing but me, my book and room. so

and endless free time for me to have fun. >> reporter: and a path to that happy place. in the district, kristen wright, news4. >> okay, so while we were talking about this story, we posted road closures and the course map on the nbc washington app. just search d.c. bike ride. and amy cho is going to join us live tomorrow to share more stories from riders. you can see that there, i don't think i know how to change a tire, let alone build my own bike. >> put air in the tires. i can do that. but what a glorious day for the bike ride tomorrow, right? yes, but this morning not so great. maybe if you get in a bike ride around 11:00 tomorrow into the afternoon, that's okay. layer up a little bit. right now we have continued rain falling. but it's just very light in the metro area. storm team 4 radar showing the bulk of this rain is passing off to the north and east of us. quickly and pulling out here on this saturday morning, jus

the panhandle of west virginia and the northern neck of virginia and areas east of the 95 corridor from annapolis up to baltimore where it is still raining moderately. it will be pulling away from there. by 10:00 this morning, just a few lingering sprinkles to the north by 11:00. we stay cloudy into the afternoon. might have a few sprinkles north of the metro area during the afternoon hours, but overall we'll be gradually drying out. then the clouds break up this evening and we go partly cloudy. we are in the mid-50s for the shenandoah valley. the upper 40s to near 50 in washington. low 50s around the bay. hour-by-hour temperatures in the low 50s by 10:00 a.m., upper 50s during the afternoon as we dry out. then by dawn on sunday for mother's day, near 50 degrees and a partly cloudy sky. temperatures into the mid-70s during the af

have the wind picking up a bit. during the afternoon, a gust of wind near 25 to 30 miles an hour or so. but beautiful afternoon into the mid-70s on mother's day. and a great day for the bike ride. then getting back to work and school on monday, into the mid-70s monday afternoon. tuesday, the upper 70s. then here comes the heat wave. temperatures in the upper 80s to near 90 degrees on wednesday and thursday. hot and humid on friday, too. and then saturday, the mid-80s. a little cooler up near 90 on day nine, a week from tomorrow. that's the next chance for any rain, maybe afternoon thunderstorms on that sunday. that's the way it looks. tom, thanks. a mother's day gift she is never going to forget. we're going to show you how a northern virginia daughter shared a present her entire family can all eoy for honjpe

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forget flowers or a mother's day brunch, a northern virginia woman is giving her mother the ultimate gift, the gift of life. >> she's donating a kidney to her mother. and now her mom says her daughter never has to buy her a mother's day present ever again. >> that's right. >> news4's amy cho went to walter reed hospital to capture the story. >> i like this one. >> reporter: that is vicky, to her right, her daughter jennifer. you may have noticed they are sitting alike. >> we always coordinate. >> of course we do. >> reporter: the colors on their clothes almost always compliment. >> no, i'm not wearing pink. one thing they didn't plan for, last year dick ki was told she had stage 5 kidney failure. >> for jennifer, that was all she needed to hear. >> mom said, i didn't know you would want to do it. i said, how can you n

>> reporter: the doctors warned them it was not that simple. >> children are typically not a match. so they kept saying, don't get too excited. >> reporter: for a mom and daughter who spent their lives alike, it was only fitted when they were a match for that, too. >> you just don't know if you'll have one child who is willing to give you a kidney. that's incredible. >> she brought me into the world and gave me the two kidneys to begin with, right? i'm just giving her one back. >> reporter: she gave that gift a few weeks ago. they did it in their signature matching style. >> i had robes made, yeah, i would read you some of the outfits, and they had us in different rooms and said, that's not a good idea. we need to be together. so i would go get in bed with her. >> reporter: and now they have many more years of matching ahead. >> i just can't even tell you

mother's day is for us. you know that people love you, but they don't know always get the chance to show you. >> reporter: this time her daughter in. in bethesda, amy cho, news4. >> i love that, giving her one back, that's pretty cool. here's 4 things to know, you're looking at the scene in alexandria as police try to find out what led to a shooting at the extended stay america on blue stone road. three people were taken to the hospital earlier this morning. still no word on the suspect. four candidates will be interviewed for the job of fbi director including acting fbi director andrew mccabe, republican texas senator john cornyn, alice fisher and new york court of appeals michael garcia. there's a warrant out for the arrest of this man, his name is kenneth kelly, who was supposed to be sentenced yesterday for a deadly dui crash that happened in 2014. but he never showed up to court and policar

are headed to game seven, people. they will play the boston celtics. they won last night by a 92-91 victory. they will play monday night in boston. go wiz! tom kierein, we shouldn't be too depressed about this rain, right? >> no, it's going to start to dry out and things will be clearing out by later tonight. this afternoon it will be a cloudy, cool day in the upper 50s. the beautiful day for mother's day. happy mother's day. >> thank you so much. also to all the moms out there, we hope you enjoy this weekend. that will do it for

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trump tapes? the president refusing to deny good morning, trump tapes? the president refusing to deny the tapes in the oval office. sean spicer dodging the question as well. we are back with president's tweets threatening to fire director comey. this all gets into high gear today. cyber apocalypse. the world on high alert this morning amid what is being called one of the largest cyber attacks in history. hospitals paralyzed, companies struggling, could another attack be on the way? mother of a storm. a big weather system that pounded the southeast now rolling up to the east coast. 50 million people in its