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placing paige's body into the storage bin and disposing of the body at a dumpster in camp springs, maryland, about six miles away. moments ago, we talked to the building manager and he says the family came to him distraught while she was missing. >> they was really upset, because they was saying the last time that anybody talked to her was her grandmother and that she said that she was leaving the apartment and coming to them. >> reporter: turkessa paige's body has not been found. as for the suspect, procter, he's charged with murder and assault. live here in oxon hill, shomari stone, news4. thank you. developing now in montgomery county, a school security guard is accused of having sex with a student. the guard worked at the brooke lee middle school in silver spring. and tonight there are concerns that he may have had inappropriate relationships with other students. darcy spencer has the latest on this investigation.

>> reporter: well, doreen, there is a lot of concern, because this security guard was also a guard at rockville high school for a period of time. so they're checking to see if there could be other victims. and we were also asking school officials a question that many parents want to know. and they want to know, again, did this ever happen before? and did they do a good background check? >> he's a security check at brooke lee middle school in silver spring, but 21-year-old mike lievano wasn't at school today. he's in jail. accused of having sex with a 14-year-old student, an eighth grader. he was also a guard at rockville high school from september 2015 to february 2016. police want to know if this happened before. >> please come forward to the police department so we can investigate. >> reporter: several students told news4 they noticed that the 14-year-old and lievano seemed close. >> if students see something that's inappropriate in their schools, they need to report it

documents, lievano has been a guard in silver spring since february. the victim told police she had sex at his place and hers. that she would sneak him into her apartment at night. >> i was completely surprised. junior high school, 14-year-old girl, you say? that's terrible. >> reporter: court documents say the eighth grader say she gave lievano her number and they changed text messages. police say he confessed to having sex with the girl but stopped after the mom caught him in her bedroom. he's charged with sex abuse of a minor and third and fourth degree offense. >> it's disgusting. we don't need these predators out here. i'm just upset. >> reporter: this is the second montgomery county school guard to be charged with having sexual contact with a student in recent weeks. >> did they do their background check? are they doing thorough background checks? >> reporter: we asked if he raised

>> there's no criminal record and he passed our background check. >> reporter: the suspect is being held on a $10,000 bond. he's expected to be back in court tomorrow for a bond review hearing. letters are going home to parents tonight, making sure that they know about this incident. we'll send it back to you. two volunteer firefighters from prince george's county have been acquitted of assault charges. christopher kelly and jeffrey miller were accused of attacking two colleagues at the scene of a house fire in hyattsville in december of 2015. prosecutors said the two men attacked two female career firefighters in what the chief later described as a turf battle. defense lawyers say this cell phone video tells a different story. shows the women trying to push past the men. a jury acquitted the volunteer firefighters after a four-day trial. there are new details about a serious bus crash in maryland. 26 children and f

rushed to the hospital. this happened this morning on i-95. the middle school students were headed from philadelphia to the district for a field trip. police say the driver of a car lost control, hit the bus, causing it to drive up an embankment and flip. a group of philadelphia police recruits who were on a commercial bus witnessed this accident and then stopped to help. >> i'm very glad they were there because they were very helpful. they seemed to want to be helpful and once we got there, they took their cues of what we needed them to do to help out with that. >> reporter: one child and one adult were flown to the hospital. the others were taken by ambulance as the driver of the car that hit the bus was not hurt, and the state's attorney's office will determine whether charges will be filed once the investigation is over. grief has turned to anger in a high profile court case. families are demanding answers after a maryland man skipped sentencing for a

crash, a crash that left five people dead in 2014. he was a no-show in court last week, tonight there's confusion about whether he had a gps ankle monitor. as police search for him, relatives of the victims are searching for justice. kristin wright is gathering reaction as officials try to figure out what went so terribly wrong. kristin? >> reporter: right. and so, doreen, literally all day we have been asking questions about who would remove a gps monitoring device from pe, t aywahose foth ineoe'unou fray,vi tctim li o a oy rty l

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suitland parkway in the past three years. >> reporter: john townsend said endorsement of the speed limit would help. >> the road has acquired a checkered history. >> reporter: it's not been determined if speed or impaired driving was a factor. but the number of crashes may speak to the perception of what kind of roadway this is. >> reporter: parkways he says are lower speed fairways. >> on a freeway, you have greater lines of sight, and the other thing, you notice there's no way to pull off the highway or this roadway, in case you break down. and so, you have to drive at a lower rate of speed. >> reporter: on and off ramps and other features are not seen on a parkway, and generally, you won't see

intersections on a freeway like where this accident occurred. townsend believes, common sense, prudent driving and the enforcement of the speed limit are the quickest ways to make the suitland parkway safer. the united states park police is handling the investigation into the crash. there's been no identification of any of the victims or anyone involved. >> thank you, derrick. now to the cyber attack impacting computer systems in the united states and around the world. the malware known as wanna cry, has impacted more than 200,000 systems in 150 countries. it exploits a vulnerability in microsoft security. and it impacts older systems like xp and windows server 2003. it starts with a bad link in an e-mail. it can spread through the network. once on the network, it encrypts and locks files and then includes a ransom demand. hundreds of dollars in

computer is held for ransom? computer reporter susan hogan is working for you with the four things you need to know. >> so the simple question is, should you pay the ransom? and unfortunately, there's no simple answer. the wanna cry virus locks users out of their computers and demands they pay $300 to regain control of their information. security experts say paying the hackers does not guarantee that you will get everything back. >> i think it makes more sense to start out from the beginning by backing up your files, backing up your system and being prepared for this if it does happen. >> four things you need to do if your computer is being held for ransom. shut down your computer. erase the disk drive, reload the operating system, and if you are lucky enough to have backed up your files, you can now safely put them back on. security experts cannot stress enough the importance of backing up the files. to hear more from the security

during facebook live. you can check this out on the nbc washington facebook page. back to you. >> thank you, susan. we're all wondering about cyber security in light of this. we want you to weigh in on our flash survey. what do you do most often to protect yourself from being hacked? so far, many of you, about 37%, admit you don't do enough. keep voting on the nbc washington facebook page. well, we're days away from the start of swimming pool season. one local county is thinking about cutting back on lifeguards. scott macfarlane is here with more on what's happening in montgomery county. >> news4 has learned montgomery county officials will discuss this week allowing hotel pools to get rid of reels rne

d be. carfrety good chance of a few showers and storms, not a wash-out of a day, but typical afternoon thunderstorms there. 72 on saturday, 75 on sunday. we do drop behind the cold front. next week looking pretty good. coming up at 6:45, i'll take you ho

forecast. >> we'll see you then, thank you, doug. celebrations end in tragedy as a young mother of two is killed leaving a graduation party. new clues about the confrontation before that shooting as police try to zero in on the gunman and a motive. a tribute to officers killed in the line of duty. and the significance for one family that spans three generations. young barron trump is moving into the white house soon, but he won't be going to school in d.c. in the fall. more on the first fami's decisilyon

i'm chris lawrence at the live desk where we are tracking new reaction to a report accusing president trump of leaking highly classified information to russian officials. now "the washington post" reports this happened last week when the president met with russia's foreign minister and ambassador at the white house. u.s. officials say it's jeopardized a critical source of intelligence in the fight against isis. we posted all the details on your nbc washington facebook page. a lot of you already sharing to post. the story also exploding on twitter. mark warner tweeted, if true, this is a slap in the face to the intel community. risking sources and methods is inexcusable, particularly with the russians. jo

people in rockville, frederick and gaithersburg. he tweeted, if true, it's one of the more shocking and distressing news stories we've seen. but several people are supporting mr. trump, tweeting that as principal, the president has the power to classify information. we should note, nbc news has not confirmed the details in "the post's" report, but pete williams reports that it would not be illegal because the president can decide what he wants to reveal. wendy, doreen, back to you. >> thanks, chris. a mother's day tragedy for a family in our area. a young woman gunned down on a busy highway. >> this evening police are searching for her killer as her relatives search for answers. >> the shooting happening along interstate 95 in downtown richmond. the victim, a mother of two young children from manassas. >> pat collins talking with the victims, a

pat? >> reporter: indeed. a message to the killer gunman from the mother of the murder victim. if you're looking for forgiveness, don't come looking here. sharayne holland was 26 years old. she was from manassas. she was the proud mother of two small children. 11-month-old pharaoh and 22-month-old za hara. >> she was diagnosed with down's syndrome, and the doctor said to my daughter, your baby is gonna be special needs. you don't have to bring this child in the world. she said, doctor, then i'm gonna have a special needs baby. >> reporter: sharayne holland, shot and killed early mother's day morning. she and another woman gunned down as they were riding in a car on ei-95 near

graduation party where there was an argument. police believe their car may have been targeted. >> this shouldn't have happened. and i won't pretend for one minute and say i forgive the gunman, because i don't. i think they're despicable, to rip up families the way that they're doing. >> reporter: in the gunman here is looking for forgiveness, he's not going to find it in the holland house. >> i have nothing nice to say about him, to go get help, or i forgive you, because that is a lie straight from the pits of hell. i don't forgive him. >> reporter: now this is a virginia state police case. they're looking for witnesses and perhaps video to lead them to the killer. so far, no suspect, no arrest. back to you. >> pat, thank you. this is national peace officers memorial day. today washington pays tribute to 243 law enforcement officers killed in the line of

capital lawn this morning, president trump offering his full support and gratitude. >> i will always support the incredible men and women of law enforcement as much as you have always supported me. and you do, big league. >> mr. trump said it's his duty to keep the nation safe and part of that is giving police the tools they need. this evening the white house is lit in blue to honor the nation's fallen law enforcement officers. this is the 36th year for the national peace officers memorial service. mark segraves discovered that among those in the crowd today was a family that spans three generations. >> reporter: police officers consider themselves family and brothers in arms. >> i've always thought it was important for them to come down here and experience this. >> reporter: for officer micha

business. he's been an officer for 23 years. he wears the same badge number that his father wore for 33 years. >> the badge that we wear has been in our family for 46 years. >> reporter: williams has made a point over the years of bringing his children to this memorial event just in case the worst would ever happen to him. >> i just want to make sure that he comes down here and he sees how special this job is, and how special this brotherhood is. >> steven smith was a s.w.a.t. officer killed in the line of duty. >> reporter: officer tony garisson knows how special that brotherhood is. he lost a friend last year when steve smith was killed during a stand-off with a suspect in columbus, ohio. >> great guy. one of the best guys you ever want to meet. he's our brother. you gotta pay your respects to the family and to him. >> reporter: while this was the first time 9-year-old mclean williams attended the police memorial, it won't be his last.

the same badge his father and grandfather proudly wear today. >> i think it's important to protect the people of the world. >> reporter: in the district, mark segraves, news4. up next, a painful warning about the dangers of college life. a family shares their story of heart ache and pain in hopes of saving others after their son's death during a hazing ritual. i'm adam tuss, checking out the busted water pipedz that are preventing several metro stations from being cooled. take a look where those pipes are, right under connecticut avenue in northwest, d.c. i'll explain what's going on, coming up. and a beautiful day across our region tonight. looking really good as well. but then the heat moves in. we'll talk about how things will ge

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timothy piazza died back in february during an alleged hazing ritual at a penn state university fraternity. tonight his parents are sharing their grief and anger with nbc's matt lauer. 18 members of the beta theta pi fraternity are charged in connection with his death. he and other pledges were reportedly forced to drink enormous quantities of alcohol. piazza fell down a flight of stards, suffering a fractured skull and la lacerated spleen. no one called for help for 12 ho

>> the doctors came out and sat us down and said he had a non-recoverable brain injury. so we knew athat point, he wasn't going to make it. they let us go in and see him. you kno we talked to him a lile bit, we held his a tearame to his eye and i said to the doctorcan he hear us? and thetor said maybe. but frkly, don't know if i want to know if he heardnot, be then he knew he was going to die. >> this wasn't boys being bs, ttl. >>enn e oic say oversee the school's greek organization. chelsea manning will be released from prison this year. she has been in military custody since her arrest in 2010. ma

thousands of secret military and diplomatic documents and videos to wikileaks. former president barack obama granted manning clemency just before leaving office. d later, manning tweeted that she planned to return to maryland after her release. not clear if that's still a plan. manning's trial took place at ft. meade. temporary release for riders sweating it out on metro. why a permanent fix to the chiller system could be a lot more complicated. and new details about barron ump's newtr

be in for another hot summer. there's no permanent fix in sight for the cooling system for the dupont circle and farragut north metro stations. the system went down years ago. today transportation reporter adam tuss got rare access to see the root of the problem. >> reporter: anyone who's used the dupont circle or farragut north metro stations when it's hot outside knows it gets stuffy.

the cooling system for the stations has been broken for years. specifically the huge pipes that carry water to chill the stations are in shambles. to get to those pipes in the cooling system, you gotta come down here, about 30 feet down, underneath connecticut avenue, that's where the pipes are and the cooling system. it's such an issue that metro has simply turned off the cooling system. >> ever since then, it went down, we couldn't cool the station. so unless we replace all of the pipes. so that's what we're up against now. >> reporter: metro's general manager paul wiedefeld taking us on a tour of the issue as summer is fast approaching. >> these riders have been diali dealing with it for years. can you promise them it's going to get better this summer? >> i can -- we'll get a temporary solution in here. but we have to go through permitting. >> you don't know what time? >> we're

can. >> reporter: a temporary fix with new cooling power that's the plan for now. a permanent fix would require ripping up large parts of connecticut avenue. metro tests the water pressure regularly and said this one at dupont circle and farragut north is one of the originals and some say it's suffered catastrophic failure. in northwest, adam tuss, news4. 'm chr le at the live desk, reporting on this "washington post" report that president trump revealed classified information to russian officials. 15 minutes ago, we stood here, told you that we were waiting on a reaction from the white house itself. now it's coming in very quickly. the secretary of state, rex rn mister, they talked about counterterrorism, they talked about specific threats,

sources, methods, or military operation. the deputy national security adviser isay the story is falthe common threats both countries t national security adviser, he goes on to say, at no time were any intelligence sources or methods discussed. again, we are going to be updating this story all night on the nbc washington app. and of course we'll have more for you tonight on news4 at 11:00. back to you. >> thank you, chris. president trump and the first lady melania has chosen a local school for their son barron. barron is finishing the current semester at a private school in manhattan. he and his mother are expected to move to washington this summer. they said st. andrew's is known for its diverse community and commitment to academic excellence. she wrote that shend

to be attending this school. the tuition for a middle school student is about $38,000 a year. the median class size in that grade level is 15 students. the school is located in potomac, about a 20-mile drive from the white house. very fresh breeze blowing through today, doug. >> it felt so good out there. today the winds, about 30 miles an hour. it makes a difference in the temperatures. just gorgeous. makes you think about summer, and with the 90s coming this week, takes you down to the beach, doesn't it? >> let's go. >> let's go! hoe about towards rehoboth beach. >> fun land. >> fun land opening for weekends there. i love it there, my kids love it. skee ball, baby. my son has gotten better than me lately at skee ball, but that's okay. and some of the great rides too.

last couple of years. one thing good about rehoboth beach, it's about a third of the price, yeah, those rides, about a third of the price as ocean city rides in maryland. >> that's good to know, doug. >> not to say i want you there when i'm there, taking over the rides. but i'm saying, a third of the price. >> and they still have skee ball. >> still have skee ball. right now, 76, winds out of the northwest, 18 miles per hour. temperatures in the 70s all around. potomac at 72. twin brook, 74. no rain to talk about on the radar. that rain needed for the pollen. it's on the high side. tree and grass pollen, both very high. heads up there, if you're going to be out and about. you already know, probably taking the medications now. mild day tomorrow. 92 on wednesday. look at thursday, 91 degrees on thursday. two days back-to-back in the 90s. wednesday, a record high for the

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this is the xfinity sports desk. >> hey, the wizards' season on the line tonight. >> that's right. sherree burruss is in the studio, but we start with carol maloney, live in bos

carol. >> reporter: yeah. you can just feel it as the fans come in. everyone's like, let's just settle this once and for all. it's one of the most exciting rivalries in the nba. not only do they not like each other very much, but these two teams are evenly matched. they met ten times this season, that's regular season and playoff combined. wizards have won all five on their home court, and the celtics have won all five here in bean town. that includes the last time they met here, game 5, a 22-point route. back further, it's been years since the wizards won here at the garden, april 2014 to be exact. so a lot of history and a lot of pressure. but it's game 7, the first for many on the wizards' roster, s y anything goes. >> this is our last chance to get a win here for the season and to do it on a high note on top of that. there's no message that need to be sent. i think both teams

what's at stake. it's a battle of who wants it the most. >> it's about doing the little things every time down the court and keeping it simple. we've done a good job. they've done a good job. it's evenly matched. we're all looking forward to tonight's game. we got 48 minutes to prove that we're a better team and they do the same thing. >> reporter: here are the four things to watch out for in game 7 tonight. get out to a fast start. and take away the boston crowd. always key on the road. helping hands for beal and wall. in game 6, these two scored or assisted in every single second half point. wizards need a more balanced attack. bench production, keep pace. hoping for a big night from boyian. and defense wins championships. when the wiz play well, it starts and ends with defense. that's the one thing they can control, the effort on the defensive

as for the cleltics, they have this give-away tonight. and their motto is, #it's not luck. they've been here before. this is the 30th game 7 and they're the most successful in the nba franchise and that's something the wizards are going to have to face tonight. >> thanks, carol. hopefully we'll see you later with a winning report. it's only may but lots of football ahead. redskins' rookie camp this past weekend. today training camp dates announced. if you're planning a trip to richmond, here are some dates. thursday, july 27th, morning walk through, afternoon practice. then august 5, fan appreciation. 1:30 practice. the final day, sunday, august 13th, 10:35, walk through. 3:00 p.m. practice.

washington app. there's fun after work outs this morning for the team. ryan kerrigan hosting its golf tournament on behalf of the leukemia lymphoma society. it brings out his teammates and coaches, including jay gruden. coach showing some muscle on that tee. the outing brought in over $3 million for the cause in 12 years. the experience keeps kerrigan coming back. >> you get to interact and see people that have or have had leukemia, and you get to see also the generosity in people wanting to give back against the fight against blood cancer. the generosity at an event like this, inspires me. >> and speaking of redskins, cousins tweeting, pumped for the washington wizards game tonight. i'm staying up. maybe it's past his bedtime. i don't know. but they probably use all the support they can get at this point. >> it could be overtime. >> game

>> we want to see you for news4 at 11:00, and cover a win up in boston.

tonight, hand them over, growing bipartisan calls for president trump to give congress the tapes if he secretly recorded comey as new questions arise about the timeline and what was discuss the a that dinner. a massive cyberattack crippling companies around the world. new fears in the u.s., is your family protect today. a deadly plane crash outside new york city, a jet goes down, a massive fire, multiple buildings and cars in flames. a family's anguish. the parents of a penn state student that died during hazing speaking out saying their son was treated like road kill by frat members what waited 12 hours to call for help. and how much caffeine is too much for kids? a startling new warning. "nightly news" begins right now.