>> washington needed this after the caps lost. and john wall, you saw him at the end of the game, he had his moment. he was fired up. >> we'll have a full recap on that. a lot of excitement there. we welcome you in on this saturday, may 13th. i'm david culver alongside angie goff. >> the rain came down hard, but some places are drying out. >> that's right. it's moving out and warming up, hopefully. the rain was pounding our roofs overnight but now it's leaving. over the last 24 hours, three quarters of an inch of rain. but now storm team4 radar is showing the area drying out, but the pavement is water and ponding of water. a few sprinkles up into washington county and far southern maryland, st. mary's, call bert and the eastern shore. hour by hour, damp and cool in the mid-50s. drying out throughout the rest of the afternoon hovering in the upper 50s. by 9:00 tonight, some clearing with the clouds breaking up. a look at the h

and your mother's day forecast in a few minutes. tom, we will check in with you then. coming up on 9:01, new developments in what is a triple shooting. this is working in the alexandria area. >> and news4's derrick ward just arrived on blue stone road. derrick, what do you got? >> reporter: this is the 200 block of blue stone road. the extended stay hotel here at this location. you can see police are still on the scene after this incident that actually happened at 2:18 this morning. what brought them here was the report of shots fire. when police got here, they found three adults who had been shot. a 28-year-old man was taken to the hospital. he has life-threatening injuries. a 21-year-old woman in the 35-year-old woman were also shot. they have what is described as non-life-threatening injuries. we are told that this happened in a room at the extended stay hotel. it's unclear at this point whether all three of those victims or any of the victims

police have not issued any information regarding a lookout or any suspect information. we have seen them with a canine sweeping the grounds here in their search for evidence. the hotel is indeed open for business, but part of the parking lot, of course, is blocked off because of this incident. so three people shot here in alexandria. one man, a 28-year-old man, with life-threatening injuries. two women, a 21-year-old and a 35-year-old, with non-life-threatening injuries. live in alexandria, derrick ward, news4. interviews are underway to fill the most controversial job vacancy right now. we are talking about james comey's seat in the fbi. four candidates will be interviewed today, they include the acting director of the fbi, andrew mccabe, republican senator john cornyn of texas, attorney alice fisher, who formally served as assistant attorney general for the justice department's criminal dion

new york court of appeals. meanwhile, senate democrats want deputy attorney general rosenstein to resign if he doesn't appoint a special prosecutor to investigate the possible trump ties to russia. rosenstein agreed to brief the full senate next week. meantime, james comey has declined an invitation to publicly testify before the senate intelligence committee next week. but the committee chair says he does expect comey to brief the committee in private. president donald trump is delivering the first commencement speech at liberty university today. the president is scheduled to arrive in lynchburg around now because the ceremony begins at 10:00. graduates and families have been pouring into the stadium as we take a look here. the christian school's president was among trump's earliest and strongest supporters. next week the president will speak at the united states coast guard academy in connecticut. and tomorrow morning on

deep dive into the firing of fbi director james comey and what it means for the future of the fbi and the russia investigation. chuck will also speak with south carolina republican senator lindsey graham. and senate minority leader chuck schumer. that's all tomorrow at 10:30 after "news4 today." the u.s. department of homeland security warning american companies to be on guard against what was a deeply invasive cyber attack. nearly 100 countries and thousands of computers have become victims of this orchestrated attack. yesterday a virus locked up computers and displayed a screen message demanding money. in europe the attack affected british hospitals as well as the shipping company fed ex. we'll tell you who is behind it, but when it threatens health care, it makes a lot of folks uneasy. in the next half hour, we'll look into how the virus targeted the hospitals. it's 9:04. anguished family members want to know where

yesterday he didn't show up to his sentencing for a dui crash that killed five people in oxen hill. there's now a warrant out for kelly's arrest. and we have learned his gps monitor was removed sometime last week, but it's still not clear why this happened. kelly was behind the wheel of a mercedes that slammed into another car back in 2014. four people in that car died including two children. and a passenger in kelly's car also died. the victim's family is now furious. >> he took away five lives, five, i'm not sure why the judge released him in the first place. you shouldn't have been out on the street. >> well, a judge initially released kelly on a $100,000 bond after his guilty plea. the state's attorney office did argue to keep him in jail. we also have an update to that story that caused anger and hurt in anne arundel county. police now say they have caught the two 19-year-olds suspected of placing a noose at a middle school. this is john havr

prout who face charges for dress praszing on school property. the pair was caught after they looked at still shots taken across the middle school. on thursday a teacher spots the noose hanging from the light fixture and the police chief condemned the incident but no hate crime charges have been filed. here in the district tonight, you may want to look up. expect to see thousands of candles illuminating the national mall all to honor fallen law enforcement officers. right now you're looking at last year's ceremony at the national law enforcement officers memorial. the names of 394 officers will be read aloud. 143 gave the ultimate sacrifice last year. while the other officers died previously but were never honored. this also includes those who died as a result of rescue and recovery work on

and we are going to see extra road closures in southeast this morning. part of the festival has a parade to get underway at 11:00. and mayor muriel bowser will walk as well. mlk avenue, mississippi avenue and mississippi avenue southeast are closures from 10:30 this morning to 12:30 this afternoon. speaking of celebration, the washington wizards, a lot of energy here, are headed into game seven against the boston celtics. >> in basketball, you get in to game seven, down to the wire. the guys won last night. it was close, 92-91. that victory made at verizon center. and news4's carol maloney was there with a look ahead. >> reporter: d.c., are you ready for another game seven in the wizards forced it in a dramatic fashion with

the boston celtics. when al banks his shot high off the glass for a two-point celtics lead, the wizards see him in the balance. three seconds left, john law, a three-point miracle and he nailed it. the wizards win it 92-91. check out the celebration from wall with the series tied at three games apiece. >> the story is how much love i have for the city, how much love i have for my teammates, how about heart we have and we made the fans tonight to support to win this game. and all the guys needed is to play one more game and we got it. >> i don't remember this play. i know ray got the ball and was shoot i shooting. he's a superstar. >> he's a winner. he plays to

he's not worried about his stats. he's worried about winning the game. >> reporter: get ready for a monday night bout in washington. the wizards win and they are heading to the conference title for the first time in 38 years. news4 sports, carol maloney. a lot of green is moving out, but we'll have puddles lingering. we'll also go to tom kierein tracking a warm-up. and tracking down a sexual assault suspect. the new clues to have the community on high alert this saturday m

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if you haven't yet shared this story on social media, you might want to do it. police are trying to track down a sexual assault suspect and leased new video this morning. the video shows the suspect trying to get into a building

courthouse areas. watch the man enter the building after a woman unlocks the door. but notice he talks to somebody, that's the concierge. the guy won't be allowed upstairs, at least in this building. this was about 20 minutes before police say he attacked a woman inside the atrium building on key boulevard last sunday. that's what you're looking at. here's there noticing the police, putting his hands over his face, but the police cannot find him. if you spot him, give him a call. the unthinkable happened inside a nursing home in ohio when a shooter came in and opened fire. this happened in kirkersville, ohio. the gunman, a 23-year-old, was found dead inside the building. authorities don't know what led up to the shooting. and if you're heading out for a drive this morning, you may need the wipers. while the rain has stopped the water on the ad

tom is tracking how fast the rain is moving out completely and how soon temperatures will be moving on up. and it was a home to runaway slav slaves and moon shiners. how this old prison is finding

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it's been a few years since we talked about this show, but now we know the engineer operating the train that went off the tracks is being charged. brandon bostian said he blacked out and couldn't remember the moments before the wreck. 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. that is along with the injured and the families of those killed. and joint military exercises began today on the u.s. pacific island of guam. the exercises are intended to

passage of ships to international waters amid concerns china will restrict access to the south china sea. the japanese troops have been practicing landing on a beach as part of the training that involves the u.s., british and french troops. and tomorrow u.s. marines will hold live fire training with french troops. she's the mother of two, a business owner and a volunteer. and now also the military spouse of the year. her name is brittany boccher from little rock, arkansas. earlier this week she was at the white house where mike pence met with the nominees from every branch of the service. boccher was commended for her work on behalf of military families with special needs. well, you can now get a glimpse into the past in prince william county. the historic jail will reopen in bristow today. the building has been undergoing renovations for several years. and get this, it was home for runaway slaves

horse thieves and moonshiners. >> the primary process was to restore the entire jail back to its original look in 1822. one of the slaves tried to burn his way out than to face trial. he started to a fire near the window but he was unsuccessful. >> there are so many stories attached to this jail. and so we want to tell you all the more about it. so you can find out more history by just simply heading to the nbc washington facebook page because that is where we posted a link to the entire story. >> that's great. 9:18 is the time on this saturday. tom kierein is here with an important text from our executive producer brian callahan who wonders around 3:00 in fairfax, can an outdoor party go forward? >> well, with brian it can go on any time. >> i know who to ask, he's right here. >> this is the brian callahan

just for you watching at home, too. >> if people do want to get out later this afternoon -- >> gray skies are not going to clear up, but put on a happy face anyway, annie. as we take a look at the radar, most of the rain is gone, and it's pushing off to the north and east. but it is going to stay gray here for the rest of the afternoon. and we might get a little sun right before sunset. there are a few sprinkles in southern maryland now on the eastern shore. just to our north and west, but for the most part, it is done. it's over. but the pavement is still damp. and the yards are still wet. we can't mow yet, but maybe by later this afternoon, all gray through the afternoon, this is at 11:00 a.m. there's a timestamp of 2:00 p.m. might get an additional sprinkle of the little patches of green north and east of the metro area by late afternoon. but after that, you can see the cloud cover starts to break up. this is as of 6:00 p.m. sunsets after 8:00. so by then, yes, we may have a nice

sunsets this evening. and right now temperatures are in the low 50s in washington. around the bay, hovering near 50. elsewhere, whennshenandoah valld areas north of us, we are in the mid-50s. maybe briefly in the upper 50s downtown. and then the nationals play the phillies tonight at nats park. first pitch at 7:05. and by then, we'll be in the upper 50s, but then falling back down to the low 50s toward tend of the game. just the cloudy skies starting off. then partly cloudy and cool for the game. then tomorrow morning, starting off mother's day, it will be near 50 in the morning. then the winds will start to pick up tomorrow with the afternoon temperatures reaching the mid-70s after a cool start. and those winds may be gusting 25 to 35 miles per hour, especially by midday. and then late afternoon into the evening, the winds will be diminishing after we reach the mid-70s on the afternoon. on sunday, we'll be down to the low 50s by dawn on monday. monday afternoon, back into the mid-70s. a light irwind and a beautiful day. lots

morning. but then we'll be in the upper 70s on tuesday afternoon. but then here comes the heat, the afternoon highs in the upper 80s to near 90. that's wednesday, thursday and friday. next saturday, maybe not as hot. the next chance for any rain or storms may not be until a week from tomorrow. that following sunday we have a high near 90. that's the way it looks. tom, thanks. a massive repair project, all this for a great cause. we'll show you the unique effort to help homeless female veterans as well as their ks. id

i'm melissa mollet with a look at the first4 traffic. downtown this weekend, first of all, some graduations are happening, so going to have some extra traffic and maybe parking might be a bit tighter than normal. american university, howell university and catholic graduating this weekend. a little warning for you there. on sunday, the d.c. police bike ride, a huge event there with the streets shut down from 6:30 to 12:15 there in the ohio drive area. that's where it starts there in southwest washington. now, to the finish line, as for the road closures, they start midnight on sunday to 7:00 p.m. constitution avenue to third to 77th street, pennsylvania avenue to third street to seventh street, and fourth street to independence to constitution.

get ready to load up your smart card because it will cost an extra 10 cent to 25 cents per ride depending on when you take the trip. and the metro prices go up 25 cents. that's not the only change, metro hours are also going to be different. trains are going to stop running at 11:30 at night monday through thursday. on friday and saturday, you can take metro up until 1:00 in the morning. and on sunday, metro will open later and shut down at 11:00 at night. a lot to go through there with all that found on the nbc washington app. so if you have ever started a home project repair, you know it turns out a lot of times to be more expensive than you originally thought. you can probably identify with this next story at a local nonprofit finding a solution. >> they are the only group in fairfax county that specifically works with homeless women veterans and their children. and this morning they find themselves short of a lot of money that they need to assist

final salute discovered unexpected problems while renovating their home in the alexandria area. the project was a lot bigger than thank their plans and budget called for. and the home was sup suddenly uninhatable. and they have to raise more money to finish the job. >> the founder said it was difficult to find housing for veterans, particularly if they had children. >> we are growing to be the biggest population in america. over 70% of the population has children. so we are accommodating furthei woman and her child. 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 veterans and their children for ten

getting services to include education resources and employment support, food and clothing. >> if you would like more information on final salute and the fund-raising effort, search homeless veterans on the nbc washington app. hopefully they can get the money. 9:27 and still ahead, keeping gangs out of your neighborhood. we'll show you new information to how they are operating and in some cases spreading fear in the suburbs. and you are going to need the raincoat this morning but not for much longer. tom is looking ahead to the mother's day forecast as many of you prepare to travel and also om celebrate m i ain't lookin' to compete with you ♪

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it is 9:30 on this saturday morning. >> sure about that? >> i can tell you for sure, it is 9:30. thank you for calling me out on that. if you're stepping outside in the wet grass, good news, it's moving on out. >> we have been watching the radar all morning long, it has been rather busy, but we have seen improvements as we have been monitoring the live cameras as well. that's a good sign, tom. all the roads are still wet with reports of multiple spinout accidents this morning. people overdriving the conditions even though the rain has ended. even with wet pavement, you can

driving too fast. watch out if you are about to head out the door and do some driving. everything will stay wet for a few hours. lit take a while for it to dry out, but the rain has exited the region and continues to move off to the north and east. just a few lingering sprinkles north and west. and then later today, by noontime, we'll be in the mid-50s. the upper 50s for the middle part of the afternoon. by 5:00 to 6:00 p.m., it should be all dry. and some clearing of our sky by mid evening. back down to the mid-50s. looks like heat on the way for the week ahead. the ten-day outlook in a few minutes. tom, thank you. the u.s. department of homeland security is warning american companies to be on guard. after now nearly 100 countries and thousands of computers have become victims of an orchestrated cyber attack. we are taking a look at the map here to show several of the countries. stefan holt is looking into how this attack could have happened. >> reporter: cyber extortion, hospitals and businesses held for ransom, comrs

britain's national health service paralyzed. >> this was not targeted at the nhs. it was an international attack and a number of organizations and communities have been affected. >> reporter: ambulances rerouted, at least 16 hospitals forced to turn away patients. >> we turned up for our appointment to have his foot checked and they said, i'm really sorry, but their computer system is down. >> reporter: the computers with a ransom message on screen demanding $300 in bitcoin to unlock. at least 70 countries attacked, russia hit the hardest. major companies including fedex and spain's largest telecom also targeted. this is a flaw in microsoft's windows operating system. it is called wannacry or wannadecryptor.

your information, they just want your money. >> you can recover from this instance if you have a backup. the problem is many organizations don't defend themselves in advance. >> reporter: britain's hospitals are being ordered to pay up by may 19 or the data disappears. the american companies are now on alert. >> and that was nbc's staff fan ho stefan holt. and the companies include telephonica and u.s.-based company fedex. the spokesperson for the russian interior says 1,000 computers were hit by the servers were blocked. and nasa's orion spacecraft is meant to take humans farther into space than ever before. but for the first launch of the new big rocket, no humans will be on board. this is a deep space mission. nasa posted a statement declining a trump administration's request to send a flight crew on that first

nasa says it would add hundreds of millions to the cost and could delay the launch until the first half of 2020. the time right now is 9:33. 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 if they can prove. eric holder said prosecutors were looking into less serious charges if a defendant was not involve in a large drug cartel or gang. sessions is also directing prosecutors to disclose all facts that can impact a defendant's sentence. and the next story is something you will only see here on 4, this morning we are getting new insight into how ms-13 gang members operate in our suburbs, including how they lured and ikilled a teen last year. this comes out of the federal indictment that charges nine people. you may remember this scenero

local and federal law enforcement moving in on this leesburg home. in the middle of the night, neighbors recording several people, hands on their heads, walking out at the time where we saw gang unit investigators on scene, yet so many questions remain unanswered until now. >> people told us it was pretty safe around here, it's a nice area, but you just never know. >> reporter: two-and-a-half weeks before the house raid, the family reported carlos artero n rodriguez missing. the click leaders found carlos and pictures of him showing rival gang signs on facebook. last year a few lured him into a car and said they were going to a party. from there the gang members attacked and killed carlos. according to the indictment, after those involved in carlos'

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 it started to climb, most noticeably in the last 18 months. >> reporter: while carlos' case is being held on the federal level, the attorney has seen plenty of gang cases. >> among hem, the killing of a 17-year-old shot several times in sterling at the bus stop. this past spring, two people stabbed, one of them, a t 22-year-old old, died. and money of the gang activity is happening in the local areas. >> it's happening in a wooded area, in a park or school property. >> it's one of the questions we hear on facebook live is how to stop the gangs? well, a lot has to do with how the gang

through extortion of young gang members. if you don't pay, no guarantees you or your family will be safe. well, a navy spring in washington but guess what. the spirit of the chongcheang olympic committee is meeting. they have everything, they have the pins, the mascot, travel packages, look at that. they are working on getting people excited and telling everybody about the power to stop th

>> this is going to be the greatest event. >> well, for more reasons, pyeongchang should hold the olympics, we are covering this here on news4. we are showing you how to embrace the culture here. >> and you have to get the food in. that's right. watch out for delays this weekend, the major changes in work that may slow you down by 45 minutes or more. >> we are back afterhis. t

do you remember this? when the massive fire exploded and erupted in atlanta back in march. it caused a portion of the busy interstate 85 to collapse. three people were arrested and charged with arson and crews have been working around the clock trying to fix

back open in time for monday's commute. right now only the northbound lanes are open. we have commute problems of our own riding metro this weekend. you may want to look at the schedule and consider changing your plans. let's run you through it. there will be no metro trains running between foggy bottom and federal triangle, blue, orange and silver line trains that run through the stations, also, farragut west, mcpherson square and the lower level at the metro center will be closed. but you can take the red line at the upper metro center. the shuttle buses will replace trains at the stations. and the green belt station is still closed for safetrack work, but that will reopen on monday. 9:41 on this saturday. we'll take you out for a live look, already looking better out there as the rain is moving on out. and tom is tracking as the weather moves on temperature-wise, it's getting warmer. >> take us there, right? i hope we have a nice in-between

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good morning. the rain has ended in the metro area. it is moving to the east. we are seeing a few

so. if you plan to get in a run, a hike, a bike ride, a little kayaking, it will stay cloudy for the rest of the day. and cool with temperatures only reaching the upper 50s by mid-afternoon. then the cloud cover breaks up tonight as things dry out. a nice mother's day on the way. a look at that and the heat wave. we'll look at that in a few minutes. tom, we'll check in with you then. we'll get back to the story we brought you at the top of the hour, a triple shooting at a hotel in alexandria earlier this morning. one of the victims is in critical condition at the hospital. >> derrick ward has been following the story for us on blue stone road this morning. good morning, derrick, what is new? >> reporter: good morning. well, a bit more information now about this incident that happened here at about 2:18 this morning. as you can see, police are still on the scene. we are in the 200 block of blue stone road just off eisenhower avenue where the cameras run. and police were called here at 2:18 for the report of a shooting. when they got here, they found three

now a 28-year-old man was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. two women, one 21 years old and the other 35 years old, they were taken to the hospital with what is described as non-life-threatening injuries. we do understand that two of these victims, we don't know which two, but two of the victims were alexandria residents. we don't know the breakdown or the identity at this point. police have not released any information about a suspect. they are checking the scene and have had the canine down here going around the perimeter to look for evidence. but right now you are looking at video surveillance, a mainstay at facilities like this. more information as it becomes available. we are live now in alexandria, derrick ward, "news4 today." tomorrow the big d.c. bike ride happens, a group of teens are excited about this. >> and they are just a portion of the amount of people that are on the roadway. kristen wright had

spend time with one young man getting ready for the ride. and he said bicycling turned his life around. >> reporter: you never know where life's path will lead. >> it's a happy place for me. >> reporter: the path led dequan here. fixing rims and busted bikes is his thing. >> it kept me focused. it kept me from doing things i know i should not have been doing. >> reporter: dauquan says he was not always on the right path. >> getting into a lot of fights, taking my anger out, letting it build up. my two other brothers are locked up. he was the one i was always getting in trouble a lot. so i guess i kind of followed behind that as well. and that is how i was starting to get in trouble

>> reporter: but then daquan met the teacher here. the youth mechanics build their own bikes and he rides as many as 60 miles a day. >> it makes me feel ready. >> he's getting ready for the big d.c. bike ride. he uses a scholarship to ride for free. >> we'll have a lot of contributors there and we are excited about that. >> i feel like i have nothing but me, the bike and the road. so it is just endless open space and endless free time for me to have fun. >> reporter: and a path to that happy place. in the district, kristen wright, news4. >> we have posted road closures and the map on the nbc washington app. just search what you

scree screen. we'll share more of the stories about the riders tomorrow. and it was hard to get out early this morning to hit the pavement. it's wet. >> tomorrow for the d.c. bike ride they will deal with wind. that's probably the big problem. other than that, warmer weather is on the way. we'll be drying out, but it will take a while to do this because the atmosphere is quiet. a live view from the storm team 4 radar, but overall it will stay cloudy into the weekend. the storm team 4 radar is showing most of the rain exiting maryland and pushing across the eastern shore. but a few scattered sprinkles north and west of us. hour by hour, here's the timing. by early afternoon, we'll start to see some of the clouds breaking up in south central virginia. but the huge pat

otherwise, sunshine is starting to break out across virginia and west virginia. by 6:00 p.m., right before sunday we may have a few showers. reaching the mid to upper 50s late afternoon as we dry out. then baseball tonight at nats park taking on the phillies. the first pitch is 7:05. a cool evening for baseball with a partly cloudy sky. by the end of the game, back down to the low 50s. then near 50 by dawn on mother's day tomorrow. in the morning, you will notice the wind starting to pick up. we could have gusts maybe over 30 miles an hour during the day on sunday with afternoon highs into the mid-70s. and we'll just have clouds coming and going. and a partly sunny day, so still a great day for mother's day overall. then back to work earn school monday in the 70s. here comes the heat,

rather humid, too. the next chance for rain

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she gets ready to be on "saturday night live." you can watch the new "snl" live right here on nbc4 right after news4 at 11:00. all right. forget flowers, forget mother's day brunch, one northern virginia woman is giving her mother what will be the ultimate gift. talking about the gift of life for mother's day. >> 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. news4's amy cho went to walter reid hospital to meet them. >> oh, i like that one. >> reporter: that is vicky and to her right, her daughter jennifer. you may have noticed, they are sitting a like. >> we always coordinate. >> reporter: the colors on their clothes almost always compliment. >> no, i'm not wearing pink. it wouldn't look good with the hair. >> reporter: but one thing they didn't plan for last year was vicky being told she had stage 5 kidney

that is what needing a kidney is. >> reporter: for jennifer, that was all she needed to hear. >> mom said, i didn't know you would want to do it. and i said, how do you not give your mother a kidney? >> reporter: the doctors warned them it wasn't that simple. >> children are typically not a match. so they kept saying, don't get too excited. >> reporter: but for a mom and daughter who spent their lives looking a like, it was only fitting when vicky needed the kidney, mom and daughter were, in fact, a match for that, too. >> you just don't know if you will have one child and they are willing to give you a kidney, it's incredible. >> she brought me into the world, she 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 redesign some of the outfits. they had us in different rooms and said, that's not a g

so i would go get in bed we ait her. >> reporter: and now they have many more years of matching ahead. >> i can't tell you what a special gift this mother's day is for us. you know that people love you, but they don't always have the chance to show you. >> reporter: this time her daughter did. in bethesda, amy cho, news4. >> that's a great story. 9:56 is your time on this saturday. we'll set you up with 4 things to know. we'll takes you to alexandria where police are trying to find out what led to a triple shooting at the extended stay on blue stone road. a 28-year-old man is still in the hospital. two other women were checked out and are expected to be okay. and here's a live look right now at liberty university in lynchberg, virginia, where president trump will speak at commencement shortly. moments ago he told the white house press pool he expects a, quote, fast decision on hiring a new fbi director as soon as late

screen, there's a warrant out for the arrest of this man. his name is kenneth kelly. he was supposed to be sentenced yesterday for a deadly dui crash that happened in oxen hill back in 2014. he never showed up for court. and d.c. families, the washington wizards are heading into game seven against the boston celtics. they won last night and got the 92-91 win at the verizon center. they play monday night in boston. mother's day is looking nice, tom. >> it is, into the 70s. happy mother's day. >> thank you for joining us, everybody. we hope you enjoy your saturday. >> that will do it for us. back here tomorrow morning at

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