critical condition. officers have been investigating how this happened and why. also developing right now, a heartbreaking accident at a childcare provider. >> a 4-year-old fatally shoots himself. >> that child was at a home daycare in orange county, virginia at the time of that shooting. that home on mine run road is also the home of the stafford county deputy sheriff. >> emergency crews trying to save that child. the deputy was not home when the child got the gun and shot himself, we've learned. investigators say that gun was not a service weapon. an autopsy is being done and the orange county sheriff's office is not commenting until the investigation is finished. a gofundme page has been set

for the family. chopper4 is also live over some breaking news. this is going to have big implications for the families involved, but also commuters. a tour bus and a car crashed to the southbound lanes of the park way near route 42 in ft. meade. we're working to find out if there are any injuries and where this bus was going. the big stories you should know about, first at 4:00, nbc news has confirmed that israel provided the information that president trump shared with russia during a meeting last week. the president defended the move on twitter saying he shared the information and wants to get russia to step up his fight against isis. he also address the issue during a meeting with the turkish le

meeting. >> the move has drawn criticism from both democrats and republicans on capitol hill. some want a detailed read-out about what was said during that russian meeting. well, the national security adviser said the talks did not compromise any intelligence sources or methods. h.r. mcmaster stands by the statements he made yesterday, calling what "the washington post" reported a false premise. he said he's more concerned that intelligence officials leaked sensitive information to reporters. >> what the president with the foreign minister was wholly appropriate to that conversation and is consistent with the routine sharing of information between the president and any leader with whom he's engaged. >> the national security adviser said he doesn't think president trump acted to jeopardize u.s. intelligence relationships with other countries. today we learned a 22-year-oly

reaching the u.s. he found a so-called kill switch for the malware. the virus impacted thousands of computers in more than 150 countries. china was hit especially hard because many people there used unlicensed software that's vulnerable to attacks. investigators say there are clues that connect this attack to north korea. the local music scene has been left stunned by yesterday's crash on the suitland parkway. three people were killed, including an up and coming rapper named london dior. tonight her fans are sharing their grief. tweets, lamenting a life taken too soon in a career they feel was just on the verge of taking off. chris gordon is live on the same stretch of road where dior died. this news really hit the local music scene hard. >> reporter: well, it did. you're going to hear from deejay rico who is mourning h

i'm standing on forest hill road near suitland parkway where the fatal accident occurred. today i spoke with her family members. it's a close-knit religious family that is trying to deal with her tragic loss. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: that's london dior, she was also known as londi. she was a local rapper who had already gained national attention. her fans loved her voice, her beauty, and her message. now they're sharing their sorrow on social media with a #rest in peace lundy. yesterday at about 4:00 in the morning, she was killed in this car crash on suitland parkway, along with her boyfriend and another friend. the driver of the jeep survived but was seriously injured. i stopped by her home in southeast washington. her grandmother tells me her heart is broken. >> she was such a

friendly, kind, ambitious, energetic girl. very friendly and loving. >> the music world is already missing her. deejay rico was a friend of hers and a great admirer. >> not just the ladies, but the fellas actually rap to her because she had her own lane. >> reporter: ahead, how her family explains why she was in that car that crashed here along suitland parkway yesterday morning in the predawn darkness. that's coming up at 5:00. >> thank you, chris. new details about a serious crash involving a school bus on i-95 in hartford county, maryland. the driver of the car involved in the crash, 20-year-old backman, who clipped the bus

a teacher were still hospitalized. the teacher, said to be in critical condition. charges in the accident are pending. he admitted to slamming into another car while drunk, killing three women and two children, but never showed up for his sentencing, and had been on the run until yesterday. tracee wilkins has more on how police caught him. >> reporter: kenneth kelley was due in court here in upper marlboro on friday, but skipped out on his sentencing, after pleading guilty to five counts of manslaughter. this goes back to an accident in 2014, where he was drunk while driving behind the wheel, killing five people in that crash, including two children. he admitted his guilt and was released on $100,000 bond, but did not show up to court. last night, he was arrested in su suitland at a motel on allentown road. so now folks are trying to figure out who was monitoring him

away without folks at this courthouse knowing that they didn't know where he was. coming up on news4 at 5:00, now that he's been arrested, what happens next. storm team4 now, it's about to get real hot out there. >> so hot, we gotta go to team coverage. one person to do the forecast and the other to keep him cool, right? >> that's right. tom will be fanning me. >> there you go. i got a bucket of gatorade to pour on you. >> we are talking about some heat. we saw one 90-degree temperature, but now we're talking near record again. >> it's going to be more like july than may. getting pretty hot now. >> temperatures already up into the 80s across much of the area. beautiful afternoon. low humidity as we look off toward the north and west here. notice the number, 77, d.c. 81, richmond. mid to upper 80s backo

moving our way. 90s coming tomorrow for just about everybody. and near record heat. right now, we're predicting at least tying the record for tomorrow. could even beat it. storms late week, that's on friday, not a lot, but something we'll be tracking and then a weekend pattern change. if you have weekend plans, the pattern changes again. we'll have that forecast for you. i'm back in about 15 minutes. >> thank you, doug. no cash, no coffee. the problem that has starbucks turning away credit cards and even giving away coffee. >> that happened to me today. a neighborhood already bustling with a mall is about to take it up a notch. our first look at the newest target store. plus a father's grief. three drinks killed his son, but it wasn't alcohol. it was caffeine. how much is too much? we're working for you even during the break. >> you can check out storm team4 and the topto

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a new target store is coming to arlington. it will be one of target's smaller urban stores, but it will be a while before you can shop there. the store will be located near wilson boulevard and north glebe road in the boston area. it's expected to open in four years. we'll show you what it will look like from the outside. it will be a small one like the one that recently opened in bethesda. i tweeted this out about an hour ago. i stopped at starbucks on the way to work to grab a cup of coffee, and the app blitzed out on me. thousands more customers are being forced to find cash. starbucks said it pushed out a software update and it caused the payment system to crash in some stores in north america. the registers aren't processing any kind of electronic

some stores went to cash only, while others closed or just offered folks free coffee. starbucks said it did not get hacked. it's an internal problem they're working to fix. delta airlines gets the highest score for on-time flights according to the latest government rankings. united and american aren't far behind. virgin america has the highest rate of delayed flights. and discount carrier spirit airlines is drawing the highest number of consumer complaints. local parents desperate for answers. their son hasn't been seen in more than a month. why an app could hold the key to what happened. knocked out of first place, why d.c. is no longer the fittest city in america. which

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first at 4:00, we're following a growing mystery in the district where a young man went missing more than a month ago. his last contact was someone he met on a dating app. mark segraves spoke with his parents who are desperate for answers. >> reporter: this is the 5800 block the foote street northeast, not far from where marty mcmillan's grandmother lives. it's on this street where she found her grandson's car. it's the last clue that anyone

it was april 22nd the last time anyone in his family saw or spoke to marty mcmillan jr. after that, they say he disappeared. they say that he had met a woman on plenty of fish, a dating app, that he had talked to her and was going to meet her that saturday night. the last phone call made from his phone was to that woman. police have spoken to that woman. the family said she did not provide much information at all. in fact, she said she never met or spoke with marty mcmillan jr, but his grandmother, his father, are desperate to find out what happened. >> somebody knows something. just say something so we can find out. you can't have closure if you have a loved one and you don't know where they're at, what happened to the body, there's no closure. >> reporter: the family has even set up a gofundme page, to raise money for a reward to pay for information to find marty mcmillan. if you know anything,he

you to call d.c. police. in northeast, mark segraves, news4. sthmpt in news4 your health now, the wishes of a grieving father are playing out in households around the country. shaun cites is begging parents to talk to their children about the dangers of too much caffeine. his son died when his heart went out of rhythm after he drank three caffeinated beverages in two hours. >> i stand before you as a broken-hearted father and hope that something good can come from this. parents, talk to your children about the dangers of energy drinks. >> too much caffeine can have tire consequences. >> what we want to do here today is make people understand that these drinks, this amount of caffeine, how it's ingested, can have dire

>> according to the mayo clin. >> -- joining us now, chief of cardiology at the heart institute, we're hearing about more and more of these cases. what's happening now? are young people drinking it at too young an age, are they drinking too much? >> caffeine is everywhere in our society. 10-year-olds, 1 in 5 10-year-olds has a caffeinated beverage every day. it's really everywhere right now. >> in this case, the 16-year-old had a soda and a coffee and an energy drink within a short period of time. i believe it was two hours. all of that contained more caffeine than the recommended daily amount? >> probably six times what a young adult or adolescent child should consume in a day. so across two

amount, it's the size of the individual and how quickly they ingest it. >> i try to limit my coffee to one, sometimes two a day. but if you take a look at what most people consume, you may have coffee for breakfast, a soda can your lunch or a snack and red bull if you're really tired and didn't get enough sleep the previous night. how much caffeine is in these drinks. coca-cola, mountain dew, coffee and red bull. >> coke will have about 35 milligrams. mountain dew about one and a half times that. coffee can have up to seven or eight cups of coffee. and an energy drink could have eight or ten cups of coffees' stimulants. >> so how much is too much? how do you know if it's too much for that 16-year-old? >> the limit is about 100 milligrams per day for a child, by

that might be two cokes, for example. >> wow. >> a single energy drink might exceed three or four or five times what a child should consume during a day. younger individuals, smaller individuals, are more at risk. >> as we get older, are our hearts at greater risk from caffeine? >> we've seen er visits soar in the country over energy drinks and the increasing use of caffeine. young adults and even adults as well as children can get into problems with caffeine. but the problem is concentrated with young adults because the drinks are marketed to them. >> so parents should talk to their children so they understand the risks. >> indeed. around the world, energy drinks are becoming regulated and i think it's time for us to act. the fda

caffeine can be in a soda, but not in an energy drink. >> thanks so much. for three years in a row, we were the most fit city in the country. but not anymore. we've dropped to number two. minneapolis took over the top spot in the annual report by the american college of sports medicine and the anthem foundation. the report considers heart disease, diabetes, smoking, farmer's markets and exercise. d.c. dropped in part because of a lack of investment in local parks. san francisco, seattle, and san jose all round out the top five. exercising outdoors might not be quite so easy over the next new days. we're tracking heat that's moving in and it's going to stick around. doug's coming in to tell us what to expect and when, first at 4:00.

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across our area now, starting to warm across the area. temperatures tomorrow, though, that's when we start to get into the 90-degree range. currently 77, winds out of the south at 13. up to 79 now at the airport. 82 in leesburg. 82 in fredericksburg. so it's a warm day today. average high today is 75. we're well above that. we'll be even warmer tomorrow. your fitness forecast, you were talking about some outdoor fitness. 6:00 tonight, 81 degrees. sun goes down tonight, 8:15 tonight. so the sun getting longer and longer as far as daylight goes. 79 at 8:00. if you're thinking about getting a work-out around 10:00, temperature around 76 degrees. on the radar, nothing to show. we have no rain across our region at all. i almost said rain or snow. not this time of year. take a look at this picture. this is what's happening here. notice where the rain

towards minneapolis, the great lakes. look where it's coming from, up and over this ridge of high pressure. that is what's bringing us this heat. under this area, chicago, st. louis, kansas city, parts of kentucky, and down towards nashville, we have the heat. 85 in lexington, 90 around st. louis. 88 towards atlanta and 86 degrees in columbus, ohio. that's the warmer air shifting our way during the next couple days and it's going to stick around. the cooler weather moving out. the hot weather is here for at least three days before we see the cool weather move right back in, just in time for the weekend. but for now, here comes the heat. 90s for most. records will be possible. best chance for setting a record will be during the day tomorrow. the record high is 92 and we're going for a high of 92. so that would mean tying the record high. not, but not too much humidity. 92, a comfortable 92, yeah, it's

possible. few more clouds on thursday. then friday, 88 degrees, chance of a thunderstorm or two. but not all that much in the way of rain chances. saturday and sunday, more cloud cover, the east wind comes through, and temperatures are below average a little bit, but hey that's still a pretty nice weekend. we'll take 70s no problem. slight chance for thunderstorm activity during the day on monday. that's the best chaps nce of ra that we see right now in most of the ten-day forecast. >> all right, getting us primed for summer. thank you. moving things in and out of your home can be tough, but there's a way to make moving as easy as a swipe. plus, it's no surprise, our city is buzzing with young people, whow some parts of the

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now at 4:30, bill cosby in his own words. it's been years since he has spoken publicly. what he's rli

interview as he gets ready for trial. a heartbreaking theft caught on camera, how a man took advantage of a disabled person to pull off his crime. get ready to sweat, we're about to feel the heat in the nation's capital. storm team4 shows us how high the temperature will soar. you're watching news4 at 4:00. this afternoon, white house officials are defending president trump's disclosure of classified information to russia and they are carefully choosing their words. >> yeah, the president's team is not disputing the information was shared, but insists it did not endanger national security or our relationship with allies. blayne alexander has the latest. >> reporter: standing beside the president of turkey, a key ally in the u.s. fight against isis, president trump today forced to explain reports that he may have undermined that fight by sharing classified information with russia. >> we had a very, very successful meeting with the

fight terrorism as possible. >> reporter: this, hours after tweeting, sharing that intel with russia is something, quote, i have the absolute right to do. the white house notably not denying that the president gave out information so sensitive, it's not even being shared with our allies at first reported by "the washington post." >> the president in no way compromised any sources or methods in the course of this conversation. the president wasn't even aware of where this information came from. >> reporter: nbc news is reporting it was israel that provided the information, reportedly shared during this oval office meeting with top russian diplomats. no american press allowed inside. democrats now demanding a transcript fra that meeting. >> totally outrageous. if it was unwitting, that would be pathetic and dangerous. if it was intentional -- i don't know what's worse. >> reporter: even the top senate republican concerned. i

to have less drama emanating from the white house. >> reporter: a prelude to the president's first international trip as he looks to strengthen relationships overseas. blayne alexander, nbc news, washington. you know, up until about two minutes ago, we expected to have blayne live for that story, but now we are learning there has been some kind of security situation going on at the white house. now, it is not clear what is happening right now, but you can see people moving there. >> secret service just cleared the north lawn of the white house of all reporters, including blayne. right now, we're working to find out what the situation is at the white house and we'll bring you any new information as we get it. transgender soldier chelsea manning may return to the area when she gets out of the area tomorrow. she'll have served nearly 7 of a 35-year sentence for sharing government secrets with wikileaks. you'll remember president obama

he left office. at the time, manning tweeted that she planned to return to maryland. this afternoon, we learned the army will keep manning on as an unpaid, active duty soldier. the status makes her eligible for medical care at army treatment facilities as she appeals her conviction. the polls show it's a close race. tonight the democrats trying to be virginia's next governor debate in norfolk. ralph northam and tom perriello are increasingly focused on who could stand the best chance of going up against a republican opponent. northam has the backing of most of the party's establishment, but perriello was endorsed by senator bernie sanders. he's favored by those who want fresh leadership. if you need to check to see if you're registered to vote, or if you can vote early in virginia, just open the nbc washington app and search virginia ng

is using a developmentally disabled teen to commit crimes. you can see the older man distract the clerk as he encourages the young man to take what he can, then run from the store without paying for it. a similar incident happened again at the same detroit store last week. the store owner says he's not concerned about the stolen boxes of candies. he said he's worried about the man taking advantage of the mentally challenged teen. starting today, you'll have new tools to play with on instagram. a snapchat style filter allow you to add graphics to selfies. how's this for a cool tool? in rewind mode, you can play your videos in reverse. instagram will also let you add hash tags to stories to help anyone viewing your content explore other videos related to that same topic. >> whether it's to help you move, mow

gorgeous, there's an app for that. >> susan hogan takes a look at a company that takes moving stuff to a whole new level. >> ever bought furniture from craig's list and had no idea how to get it home. now there's a new app that takes the stress out of having to find a friend with a pickup truck. just bought a couch, table, and chairs. >> how do you move that stuff? you get a buddy with a truck or rent a u-haul. >> or download pockit ship. >> basically we'll send a truck to you within a day. >> reporter: whether it's one item or up to 20, snap a picture of what you need moved and get an immediate quote. this is not like a regular moving company that charged by the hour. >> so if it's outside, say that old grill you want to sell to someone across town, it's 99 bucks. if we come inside the house, it starts at $139. then it gets really economical, because basically it's $19 for additional

>> pockit ship will also pick up furniture from a store so you don't have to wait weeks for delivery. right now, they service d.c. and the baltimore area, but it's expanding into philly pretty soon. back to you. >> there's an app for everything. i love it. >> you got an old couch in a basement you want to get rid of, or a table you're not using, great way to get it out and get some money pretty easily. he just got his college degree last weekend, meet the young man who could be going from howard to hollywood. plus, why your face could hold the key to faster service the next time you fly. and news4 is working for you even during the break. >> get your news and weather right on your screen until we join you

what a day for a day dream. beautiful view of san diego -- wait, no, that's friendship heights. but it feels like san diego. got the dry air, warm temperatures. just don't have the beach. beautiful blue sky upon that's the live view from our tower camera. the trees are all lush and green. temperatures are climbing into the low 80s now. leesburg, up to 82. a cooler breeze off the bay. low to mid 70s there. here's your planner for tonight to tomorrow morning. sunset at 8:15. beautiful balmy evening.

at the heat wave coming up in a few minutes. scott macfarlane at the live desk. the security incident outside the white house, the u.s. secret service has responded to an incident to the north side of the white house. the pennsylvania avenue side, where there are tourists and protesters. a person was arrested after jumping the bike rack nearest the white house security fence. this person is in custody, according to secret service. we're seeing reports people in that area were moved away on an emergency basis by secret service. this is the latest in a series of incidents. secret service people are trespassing onto secure areas just outside the white house. there were two people scheduled to be in federal court today for fence jumping at the white house. more as it comes in. back to you. glad it was nothing more serious than that. delta is hoping new technology will speed you

through airport check-in. they're testing a new facial recognition system. the machine can identify your itinerary by taking a picture of your face and matching that with your passport photo. and then you check your own bag and head to security. right now, delta is testing four self-service bag drops at the airport in minneapolis. it they're successful, they'll add more across the country. the nation's capital is ranked among the best places for millenials. >> but it all comes down to what neighborhood you call home. also first at 4:00, bill cosby on the record for the first time in years. >> what the embattled comedian is sharing, first at 4:00.

narrator:to do time is what is right. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. volunteer director of a pediatric hospice. progressive democrat. in the senate, he passed the smoking ban in restaurants, stopped the transvaginal ultrasound anti-choice law, and stood up to the nra. as lieutenant governor, dr. northam is fighting to expand access to affordable healthcare. ralph northam believes in making progress every day. and he won't let donald trump stop us.

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you knew him, we all knew him as the beloved sitcom dad "the cosby show," but accusations of rape have tarnished his reputation. >> a report now from our sister station in philadelphia. >> legal experts say they're not at all surprised by the timing of this interview, given that juror selection is about to get under way. they say he's trying to endear himself to the jury pool before they've even selected. >> reporter: none of the conversation from you discusses the upcoming trial? >> no, no, no, no. >> why not? >> that's not

smart person would want to do. >> reporter: bill cosby side stepped away from talk of the case against him, telling philadelphia radio and tv host michael sherkonnish, it was time for him to do something so people would have faith in him. when asked about the case, cosby said he can't talk about it. but when asked about the number of accusers who have made public allegations -- >> i think that the numbers came because the numbers prior to the numbers didn't work. so the piling on, so to speak, is a way, and certainly an impressive way, to get public opinion to

side. >> are you telling me that they're all lying? >> you know better than that. >> do you feel like this was a strategically timed interview with jury selection? >> absolutely. i'm not a believer in coincidence. >> reporter: neither is long-time prosecutor turned defend attorney david zelis who talks about his comments about his children and how his kids are frustrated about the criminal charges against him. >> there's no other reason to do this other than to reach out to potential jurors and re-establish himself as the dr. huxtable who could never have done anything like this. >> the case will be tried here in the philadelphia area, but the jury pool is coming from pittsburgh five hours away. no comment on this interview from prosecutors or the cosby defense team. a

violent attack. a woman said she was walking this morning near a strip of busy bars and restaurants, between the dupont and adam's morgan neighborhood, she said a man pushed her to the ground and tried to sexually assault her. the woman was able to get away. police are offering a reward for anyone who can help them award the suspect. this won't come as a surprise, but this is one of the best places to live if you're a millennial. today the website niche reliced a new survey, that puts arlington, virginia atop the list, thanks to retail and outdoors trails. the only down side was the traffic. alexandria came in number four. high marks for restaurants and retail. lower marks for the cost of living. and d.c. itself came in at number 12. the survey took note of the incredible number of free museums, as well as the

cost of living, again no surprise, the biggest down side. the survey took into account a number of factors. niche gave the highest way to the residents between 25 and 34 years old. beyond the who lives there, they also factored in access to restaurants, coffee shops, and bars. all those very important. and they also factored in issues that could make living somewhere a little less than ideal, the cost of living, the lack of diversity, and of course, crime. pat? >> new questions being raised this afternoon about a high profile murder in the district. it's one of the stories we're working on for news4 at 5:00. jim and wendy are in the newsroom with more. >> yeah, the murder of former dnc staffer seth ridge is still unsolved, also surrounded by conspiracy theories. the latest is connecting his

>> today we sent pat collins to get to the bottom of those claims to find out what rich's family thinks about all of this. plus, commuters are stopped in their tracks at union station after pornography starts playing on one of the advertising screens in the main hall. >> you know how crowded that can be, busy with tourists and travelers. this happened at the height of rush hour, lasted for several minutes. kristin wright will have the full story with limited and heavily edited pictures. >> how do we turn this off? where is that button? >> pause. >> where is it? those stories are coming up in a bit. >> i guess nobody could find the plug. i mean, that's the simplest way. thanks, guys. turning to the weather, we'll get a couple of 90-degree days. are 90s unusual in the month of may?

>> it happens, a lot. in that comparison, the average high, 75. the record tomorrow, 92. the record thursday, 96. so we definitely get in this time of year and we will on wednesday and thursday. let's go outside now. plenty of sunshine across the area, blue skies again. just a beautiful, beautiful day. i've told you before, my perfect day, 80 degrees, plenty of sunshine, and low humidity. that's pretty much what we have today. the airport, right now coming in at 79, winds out of the west at 13 miles an hour. really a gorgeous afternoon. here's the weather on the weather underground network. centreville, 84. 85, leesburg. cooler along the chesapeake bay towards beverly beach. nothing on radar to show right now. that's just ground clutter. and you can see no rain showers, not much in the way of clouds. seen a

pressure that's sending our storms and our clouds up to the north. but it's allowing very warm air to build in across our region. tom kierein is outside now. just talking about the temperatures we have over the next couple days, we are predicting a record for tomorrow. >> it's going to be really close. we have all the ingredients in place. we have dry air, that big ridge building as you mentioned. look at this lush green grass we have behind us. you can see the beautiful blue sky over washington now. tomorrow it may get to 92 degrees. that is the record for may 17th, setback in 1974. now the record on thursday in washington is 96. that's a very old record from 1877. it's not going to get that hot on thursday, but certainly it's going to be up there in the low 90s on thursday afternoon. and look at this wonderful photo. oops, that's the wrong one.

outlook and doug will talk more about that one. >> i know what that was, that was the hurricane hunters, that was amazing to go to that the other day. up to 81 at noon. 92 by 4:00, when the heat comes in. not expecting a lot of humidity out there. so 92, can we call it a comfortable 92? i think that's what we'll have to do, but it will be rather hot. 88 degrees by 7:00. here's the ten-day forecast. 92 tomorrow, 91 on thursday. some of the computer models still going 90 on friday. but we think a few more clouds during the day on friday, and even the chance of an afternoon thunderstorm could bring the be ins down just a little bit. 72 on saturday, 75 on sunday. this is a changing weather pattern again. we go from the very warm air to slightly cooler air, at least for this time of year. a lot of cloud cover saturday and sunday, but i'm not anticipating cancellations of any games. seen a lot

baseball, soccer games canceled, not this weekend, parents. he just graduated from college, now he has big plans to make a movie. how one huge name in film-making wants to help this local man make it to the silver screen. news4 is on the air even during the break. you can get the headlines and the latest from doug and tom in their forecast on storm team4.

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a recent howard graduate could soon see a story that he co-wrote on the big screen. andrew long won a million dollar grant to produce a screenplay which will premiere at the tribeca film festival. >> spike lee is executive producing the film, and meagan fitzgerald shows us how his career is really about to take off. >> the first play i've ever seen, and i fell in love with it. >> reporter: movies and productions have been andrew long's passion for as long as he can remember. >> just by watching movies, and i didn't know that was something i could do for a living. >> reporter: that was until he came to howard university. this is where his dream of becoming a film writer became a reality. andrew co-wrote the screenplay nigerian prince with his friend. >> it's about a nigerian american teenager who is tricked into going to school

the states, he teams up with his cousin who is an nigerian prince e-mail scammer. >> reporter: to get inspiration, he traveled to nigeria. >> when we got there, it was a scammer sitting there at the airport. i would talk to him more about the emotional side of just, like, what it's like to grow up in this place and how do you make it out. >> reporter: they submitted their screenplay to countless organizations for funding. but just last month, they found out they won a million dollars to produce their film from the tribeca at&t untold stories contest. their work was judged by industry professionals like lee daniels and anthony mackie. >> now we're coming to terms with the fact that, wow, this is something really big. >> reporter: it's a piece of work that's not only good enough for a million dollar prize, but it will premiere at the tribeca

possibilities are limitless. >> you could go to e street or a gallery place and see our film on the screen. >> meagan fitzgerald, news4. news4 at 5:00 starts now. right now, on news4 at 5:00, he went to meet a woman from an online dating site and he has never been seen again. his grandmother now walks the streets desperately searching for answers and her grandson. yet another conspiracy theory swirling around slain dnc staffer seth rich. his parents talked to pat collins in an effort to get the facts straight. and grief taking ofrg social media as we learned london dior was among the dead in the fiery crash on the suitland parkway, and she wasn't the only one. but our top story, a northern virginia family

4-year-old boy tonight. it's the way that he died that has them issuing a warning to other parents. >> the child accidentally shot and killed himself while at a babysitter's home. julie carey spoke with the little boy's family today and about their son and the message they want to send out to everyone. >> reporter: corinne can't let go of her little boy's favorite stuffed animal. cole just celebrated his fourth birthday. now his parents are suddenly forced to plan his funeral. >> i don't want to be burying my son. he didn't do anything wrong. >> reporter: it was about an hour after she dropped him off at a babysitter's house that she and her husband got a chilling phone call, to come right away, something had happened to cole. >> when we got there, that was just like a typical scene, cop cars and ambulances. everyone's out front. so w