a lot of breaking stories right now at 11 including scary moments for passengers on this plane from dulles airport. >> why they had to make an unexpected landing. arlington police shoot a suspect during the height of rush hour. what witnesses saw

here on i-395. road work still going on after major water main break. new 4 at 11 begins with breaking news. >> first up tonight that breaking news here in the district, a child struck and killed in a crash. >> it started out as a hit-and-run. megan fitzgerald on the scene. >> reporter: it has been about 2 1/2 hours since this accident happened. a very active scene. police have taped off the area where the crash happened. they tell us around 8:30 when the driver collided with the 6-year-old boy who was rushed to the hospital. investigators are telling us that that child has died. we are told that the driver then drove to a different location where he called 911. at this point we are told that the driver is cooperating with the investigation and is being

there is a lot we still don't know at this point which is why investigators are out here. the crime scene division is trying to understand exactly the circumstances around this incident, if the little boy went into the street or if the driver veered off. they say they don't know exactly how long they will be out here. a 6-year-old boy did die after being struck by a car. >> so sad. breaking right now a bird hit jet blue flight 1808 on its way from dulles international up to jfk airport in new york. the strike damaged an engine and caused a fuel spill. passenger julius red tweeted out this picture. the phone you see is what first responders used to stop that fuel spill. he tweeted this picture thanking the crew for getting all 66 people off safely. police say a truck

police officer on a busy commuter route. >> this was southbound 395. police opening fire on the driver after the crash. news 4's shomari stone spoke to people who heard the shots and he joins us live from arlington with details. >> reporter: good evening. right now worth mentioning that the police officer has serious injuries at a nearby hospital. as for the offramp behind me off of i-395 it is expected to open momentarily. police officers removed yellow crime scene tape and orange cones. people ask how does a traffic stop end in a police involved shooting. >> unnerving to come out here. >> reporter: this isn't what debbie king expected to see. the scene after a police involved shooting. >> i'm a little amazed because i don't live here just visiting for the day. >>

police say they stopped a wanted suspect on the road ramp on understate 395. he allegedly hit an officer with the truck. >> it made me jump. >> reporter: officers opened fire hitting the suspect, shattering the front passenger side window. the officer hit has serious injuries at a hospital and another officer was treated at the scene. >> did you recover a weapon or a gun? >> to my understanding the suspect did not have a firearm or weapon but did strike the officer with a vehicle. >> reporter: this apartment is next to the scene. this apartment is facing it. police knocked on doors here on the third floor trying to find out if any of the tenants witnessed the shooting. >> kind of frustrating that somebody would do that to an officer. but it's just really sad honestly. >> i'm a nurse. i really hope everybody, it all ends well for

hospital with life threatening injuries. we asked police what he was wanted for. police did not release his name and did not answer the question. this investigation continues and we will bring you the closest updated details on our nbc washington app. live here in arlington, virginia. i'm shomari stone. start planning your detour now if your morning commute cut through mcarthur boulevard. this is a live look as crews try to repair a broken water main there. the road is closed and will remain so until further notice. >> a 30 inch main broke around noon and water poured into the streets for hours and then a stretch of the road buckled and a big sinkhole opened up. that water main was installed back in 1860. it also services the pentagon which lost water for a period of time. before you head out tomorrow tune in to news 4 today or

we will help steer you through the road closures. at the live desk we are tracking reaction tonight to the appointment of a special counsel to the russia investigation. the most powerful democrat on the house intelligence committee said robert mueller is the right man for the job. >> far greater chance with a truly independent counsel conducting this that the public is more likely to accept the result of the decisions that mr. mueller makes. >> reporter: mueller was appointed this afternoon by deputy attorney general and former u.s. attorney. rosenstein has been called to testify on the hill tomorrow. special counsel mueller will be working for the justice department so he is not completely independent but will be able to conduct his investigation without consulting doj leadership on where

president trump maintaining there was no collusion between his campaign and russia saying i look forward to this matter concluding quickly mptd. >> what about this report that the number two house republican behind speaker ryan suggested that president trump is on putin's payroll? what are we hearing about that tonight? >> reporter: california's kevin mcarthy made the comments last summer just before donald trump become republican nominee for president now under pressure from the washington post. top republicans are playing off these remarks now as something of a poorly worded joke, as they say. tweeting this, this was an attempt at humor gone wrong. he is accusing the post of trying to twist his words. back to you. [ cheers and applause ] the uncertainty on capitol hill has wall street reacting tonight. investors are l

that the president will be able to follow through on promises to cut taxes and roll back government regulations. the dow closed down more than 370 points today. that's the biggest single day drop in eight months. bad news for our 401 ks. there is a high level of confidence in robert mueller who tonight says he will accept the responsibility of being a special counsel in the russia probe. mueller ran the fbi for 12 years. he took over the agency just a week before the 9/11 terrorist attack. mueller was appointed by republican president george w. bush and was asked to stay on by president obama in 2011. his ten-year term was extended by two years. he retired in 2013 as the second longest serving fbi director behind only jay edgar hoover. prince georges county police and state's attorney tell us they are focussed on rebuilding

convicted of second degree assault. this video released today shows officer jose fernandez pursuing a suspect last june. hernandez then struck the suspect with the car. the suspect did not need medical attention. police in the community and people there say they were happy that authorities held their officer accountable. the state's attorney talked about that case tonight. >> officer hernandez's actions on this day not only violated the trust of this community but was in opposite of values. >> the officer faces up to ten years in prison when he is sentenced in july. graphic video shows the moment d.c. police shot and killed a woman last night. we warn you in advance some of you may find it disturbing. refused commands to drop her

weapon and raised the gun right before officers opened fire. police respo to the bald eagle reccenter yesterday after getting reports of somebody with a weapon there. authorities say he started waving the gun after crashing her car. they tell us they recovered her semi-automatic pistol from the scene. a special honor tonight for charnice milton, a local journalist gunned down by a stray bullet in d.c. two years ago. family and friends announced the book store project. it will be housed in the basement of this building, the we act radio. milton was killed while waiting for a bus. police say atv and dirt bike riders were involved in that shootout and someone used her as a human shield. for more information on the book store and how you can donate search book store in our nbc washington app. some other top stories. we just learned a second person

on eastbound route 50 near annapolis. laura murphy died and so did the driver of the suv that she hit. murphy's 14-month-old son is in critical condition. that crash caused major rush hour delays. route 50 is back open. body guards for turkey's president involved in the bloody brawl yesterday likely won't face any repercussions. experts say foreign security details have diplomatic immunity which means they can't be prosecuted here in the u.s. we saw a hot one across our region including a couple of records. record high at dulles. d.c. would get 91, one degree shy of the record. 95 today. 95 in leesburg. warrenton at 94. another hot day tomorrow. some changes coming. pattern goes back to the cooler

this may. i will see you back here in about ten minutes. a virginia girl's sister disappeared one day. >> now more than 40 years later she is still reliving that terrible day. >> i love you and i will never stop loving you and i will never stop looking for you. >> angie goff gets a close inside look at the national center for missing and exploited children. what they are doing to get answers for this family and thousands more. maybe you have seen them at your house. lots of you are sending us pictures

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over the last 30 years the national center for missing and exploited children has recovered more than 232,000 children. that is about 19 kids a day. >> tonight angie goff takes us where cameras have not been before to show how the center is helping one sister still hoping for an answer. >> this is different. >> reporter: for the first time in decades lisa davidson is back on the street she grew up on. >> we would play dodge ball, kick ball. >> reporter: where there were good memories there was something tragically missing. >> i need to know answers. >> reporter: in 1974 lisa was 7 when her sister brenda never came home after school. it was just days before brenda's 14th birthday, a night lisa w

my dad was on the bed. and he was crying. and he was saying my baby is gone. my baby is gone. i had never seen my dad cry before. >> reporter: 43 years later what happened to brenda davidson is still a mystery. rumor has it she snuck out of school and caught a bus to run away. there was never proof she bought a ticket or boarded a bus. lisa said her parents grew frustrated with the investigation. >> they said they ruled her as run away and my mom was an unfit mother. >> reporter: in alexandria, virginia it is a familiar story for walsh, a child advocate for center for missing children. his parents started the

brother he never knew was kidnapped from a florida shopping mall and brutally murdered. the walshs helped pass the missing children act of 1984 which led to the creation. >> i always grew up with my parents telling me we need to make sure adam didn't die in vein. >> reporter: in the basement of this five story building you will find this room, a door with no marker. a place that a lot of people know about but rarely visit. this is the first time that any video cameras have been around in. hundreds of thousands of files each a different case, each of them representing a child that has been recovered over the last 33 years. >> we have seen tens of thousands of cases. for the family that is going through it today that matters. >> cursed with my dad's nose.

>> reporter: with the help of the forensics imaging lab now a new picture of hope. >> you get really attached to these cases that you work on. >> reporter: for the first time in 43 yooers they get a chance to see what brenda sue davidson could look like today. >> i think it is the best example of hope not only for the searching families out there but these images can be effective but to law enforcement that is doing the investigations dally. >> thank you so much. >> of course. >> for sisters searching for closure finally a face to look out for and a message just in case. >> i love you and i will never stop loving you and i will never stop looking for you. so please come home if you are out there. >> reporter: in alexandria, virginia, angie goff news 4. >> such a long time

maybe you have heard them. they are back. thousands of cicadas unexpectly hatched and that means you probably won't spend as much time outdoors. they are harmless and kind of annoying if you don't like bugs. they are noisy and the clicking is amplified when a bunch are together. cicadas hatched ahead of schedule and before their cycles of 13 and 17 years. early hatching has happened before. scientists are trying to figure out what brood these bugs belong to. doug is convinced they are ten or six. >> the next time they come out is 2021. they tend to come out four years early. the brood 6 aren't in our area. those are back in ohio and portions of the carolinas and the south. >> we don't think weather has anything to do with it? >> no but they are

earlier in may because of warm april we saw. april is the warmest we have ever seen. >> i like cicadas and i don't have any at my house. >> we can get some for you. a very nice day today if you like it hot. some of you are loving it. high temperature today was 91 degrees, one degree shy of a record. right now at 76 degrees. winds out of the south at nine miles per hour. this is closer to the average high today. still 81 in leesburg. 95 today. 80 degrees after a high of 95. incredible warmth across our region. nothing on the radar. we will stay dry one more day before we start to see our storm move in. notice cloud cover now. that will keep us nice and warm. look at the storm. pretty big storm. tornado warning and severe weather around chicago. this storm will come our way. first it is bringing us more

warm air. take a look at warm temperatures. yesterday i showed you it was all out to the west. now it is all across the east. 91 on this map. the warmest on the map we did see a couple of higher numbers. boston you saw temperature around 90 degrees. tomorrow high of 92. mostly sunny, hot and a little on the humid side. stepping out the door tomorrow morning it will be on the muggy side for sure. temperature around 71. 86 by noon. recess will be a little warm if you are thinking about getting lunch outdoors it might be a little hot. 92 degrees at 4:00 definitely a hot evening. friday high temperature 88 and chance of scattered thunderstorms. that is with the frontal boundary. that front will move through and change the pattern again back to the cooler pattern. high temperature 74 on saturday. 76 on sunday. a lot of cloud cover this weekend. all in all a pretty nice weekend. another front comes through monday. that one has a chance of seeing

another one. i don't think we see much in the way of 80s. >> we can take one more day. >> thank you. coming up, painful in pittsburgh for the nats. the orioles have problems with one of th e whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that.

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this is the xfinity sports desk. >> ugly night for the nats in pittsburgh. >> we will speak of it tonight and then never again. we will show it to you and put it in the rear view. tonight it was not the good kind of surprises. offense whichas

dominant it leads the league in hits, batting average. tonight sputtered in pittsburgh of all places. this one just for the birds. it looks good early. tonight starring pitcher jacob turner threw five scoreless innings. he crushes it to right. a three-run shot for bell and tonight for turner pirates up 3-0. garret cole the pirates ace. brian goodwin will end that shutout. daniel murphy going on a tour from first and coming home. rbi double. nats down 3-1. bottom frame of the inning andrew mccutchen, smashes matt albert to right. pirates add another and beat the nationals 6-1

orioles and tigers with a late one last night. 13 innings. tonight a little better. tying homer last night looks like a shot here. this one going to stay in the park. chris davis speeding around from second. orioles take a 4-2 lead. two on already with the home run in the game. and collins is going to order up another. this a shot and tigers take a 5-4 lead. to the 9th. men on the corner. 2-2 count. check swing. did he go? the same one the nats had a problem with. orioles lose 5-4. now for a great event, the columbia

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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. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- kerry washington -- tim tebow --