now at 11. >> i was so scared. >> placed in the choke hold in the middle of the melee at the turkish embassy. the woman in this video shares her story with news 4. >>

passenger rushed the cockpit. a caretaker leave as wheelchair bound man in a hot car for hours. >> they just left us feeling helpless. news 4 at 11 starts now. >> first tonight we are hearing from a woman who was at the center of the chaos outside the turkish embassy on tuesday. >> body guards for turkey's president clashed with protesters injuring 12 people and they won't be charged. news 4's shomari stone with reaction from one of the people who was injured. >> this woman is courageously speaking out after she says the turkish president's body guard assaulted her. she is shocked that this happened in america in northwest d.c. >> reporter: she is speaking out

outside the turkish ambassador's residents in northwest d.c. she says one of the body guards for turkey's president attacked her. >> i was afraid. >> reporter: this all started on tuesday when turkish president arrived at his ambassador's residents on 23rd street after his meeting with president trump in the white house. she and a dozen protesters showed up to demonstrate bringing attention to the repression in turkey. >> i was there for democracy and for human rights. it was just peaceful demonstration. >> reporter: nbc news confirmed the body guard dressed in the dark colored suits suddenly attacked the group. >> one of the body guards put me in a head lock. >> reporter: she is one of 11

>> they were beating me in the head. >> the body guard -- >> reporter: state department officials say they expressed thir concern to the turkish government in the strongest possible terms. senator john mccain says turkey's ambassador should be thrown out of the country. do you agree with that? >> i agree with him. there should be something. >> reporter: body guards for the turkish president may receive diplomatic immunity which means they are free from prosecution. we reached out and they released a statement basically calling the protesters terrorists and they were aggressive. shomari stone, news 4. >> thank you. the world will hear from fired fbi director james comey. he has agreed to publically testify before the senate intelligence committee sometime after memorial day. this comes as the white house

tonight. one says president trump called comey a quote nut job and boasted to russian officials that firing comey eased the pressure on him. and another report claims one current white house official is a person of interest in the investigation into russia's meddling in the election. as all of this plays out here president trump left today for his first international trip since taking office. it is a critical ten-day journey. first up is saudi arabia. he is expected to call on the arab world to unite against islamic extremism. it is a softer tone than when he was on the campaign trail and once says islam hates us. from there it is off to reassure israel after the president shared sensitive information they gathered about a laptop bomb threat, shared it with the russians. then president trump will meet face-to-face with pope francis. after that he is in bru

so serious on board this american airlines flight that flight attendants and passengers had to take moments into their own hands and two fighter jets had to scramble. authorities say a 25-year-old turkish man tried to break through the cockpit door. flight attendants and passengers were able to subdue him. you are see instagram video. before the flight took off police tell us he tried to get through a con course door to make it to the airfield ramp at lax. officials arrested him for trespassing and noticed he was drinking but still allowed him on the his flight. once

stopped him. >> i look up and he has a blanket over his head. they are like can somebody please help. i thought he was at first. i guess he rushed the cockpit. >> at one point the passengers duct taped him to the seat on the plane. the fbi detained the suspect and are questioning him. no word yet on additional charges for this incident. thank you. the storms that came through tonight led to headaches for drivers on the parkway. chopper 4 between route 197 and 198 both directions affected by flooding and squeezed down to one lane in some spots. >> are we done with those storms at least for tonight? >> a couple of showers and thunderstorms out there, as well. storm team 4 radar thrks activity came through tonight. not everybody saw it. downtown for the most part at the airport did not receive any rain but just to the north we saw quite a bit of it a

there. this is the last six hours. you see here big storms to the south. big thunderstorms coming through right over towards laurel and annapolis. now we are tracking another line of storms right along i-95. severe thunderstorm warning for northern county until 11:15. big time storms. heads up around annapolis you will continue to see more storms. more storms back to the west. this is not where air is coming from. much cooler air. i have updated numbers. i have us 33 degrees cooler tomorrow morning. >> that's a big change. thank you, doug. new at 11. fire levelled the furniture refinishing business in montgomery county. fire rescue posted this video from clarksburg on twitter. the flames were so intense part of the roof collapsed. the fire fight was tougher because there was no hydrants

route 355 as they knocked down hot spots. no injuries and no word yet on a cause. tonight the parents of a montgomery county man are describing the horrific phone call they got last year, their son left inside a hot car for hours by his caregiver while they were out of the country. a good samaritan likely saved their son's life. and as magen fitzgerald reports today that caregiver found out her sentence. >> reporter: ever since brett campbell was young his parents knew there was something special about his spirit. they knew brett had a purpose in life. >> he literally is full of sunshine. he wakes up with a bright smile. he has such a wonderful easy going personality. >> reporter: he can't move much and can't talk which is why his protective parents are so devastated by what happened in august. >> we were out of town celebrating our 30th

from the police. >> caregiver left a vulnerable adult in a steamy hot car. >> left us feeling very helpless and i couldn't help him. >> reporter: surveillance video shows brett's caregiver walking into the lake forest mall. you can see her meeting up with friends, having lunch, shopping and going into a hair salon. meanwhile brett was trapped in the van in 90 degree heat. when she left the mall she was met by police and today she was sentenced to 18 months in prison. >> to quote the judge, i don't know where your moral compass is to leave someone you know needs water, movement, needs help getting to the bathroom and relieving himself, you should be ashamed of yourself. >> reporter: nothing will take away that traumatic moment but

his life found another purpose. >> we wanted sentencing harsh enough to send a message that this is not going to be tolerated. >> reporter: reporting in montgomery county. next a new medium for protests are in the district. news 4 talks to the man behind these projected images. nfl quarterback colin kaepernick is no stranger to protests. now a reminder of his stance on police violence could be coming to a d.c. museum. gift cards to a store going out of business told they couldn't spend their money. what

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a d.c. artist's projection protests of president trump is a big hit on social media. you may have seen his work here at the trump hotel. robert bell use as projector and a computer program to create the messages. bell says he has talked to police, attorneys and other experts to make sure his work is legal. he feels the current political climate is taking a toll on everybody. and he says that whether you are on the right or the left or in the middle it doesn't matter. >> you're upset and confused and depressed. so we are really trying to make sure that our projections are nonpartisan. >> bell launched similar protests on to the obama administration and says if hillary clinton had won the presidency she would be getting e

president trump. sears, macy's, hh greg seems every week we hear of another brick and mortar store closing up shop. what do you do with the gift cards that may be worthless now? nbc 4 responds to customers who wanted to cash in but couldn't. susan hogan is working for you with what you need to know. >> chances are you have a gift card in your wallet that you probably haven't gotten around to using. with uncertainty with retailers you probably shouldn't wait too long. the doors are closed tight. hh greg is just another retailer in a long line of stores that are shutting locations down, going out of business or filing for bankruptcy. >> i had a gift certificate which my wife bought. >> and collide is just another customer in a long line of others sitting on worthless gift cards. >> then i saw a sign that said this compaas

business. >> reporter: when he went to cash in on his $100 gift card he was too late. >> i went to the store and wanted to see if there was anything i could buy. by this time there wasn't anything to purchase. >> reporter: she had the same problem with spending her gift card. >> i can buy something if i wanted to but couldn't find anything i could use. both left holding on to their $100 gift card. >> as a result i called channel 4. we contacted and had good news for clyde. according to a corporate spokesperson since he was within 14 days of the store going out of business he could use his gift card online. >> i bought a bose head set which i am going to use as a gift to my grandchildren. >> reporter: unfortunately, by the time we heard it was beyond the 14 days, a costly

>> i will use it immediately. >> you're not going to have anymore gift cards lying around? >> no. i learned my lesson. expensively, but i learned it. >> reporter: if a retailer announces it is going out of business here are four things you need to know. bankruptcy law dictates who will benefit first. unfortunately customers are at the end of the line. in terms of gift cards courts will decide if business must honor them. in the case of hh gregg customers can file a complaint. when it comes to warranties if you have one administered by a third party you should be okay. otherwise the validity of outstanding warranty varys for each bankruptcy. colin kaepernick may not have a team to throw for this upcoming season but is still considered a game changer.

jersey and shoes into exhibits. it's the first jersey kaepernick wore when he took a knee during the national anthem. he was trying to bring attention to police violence against minorities. the museum says it could take up to two years to put the items on display. hundreds of people attended the annual autism intellectual and developmental disabilities night out. this is the fifth year. the police department hosted a safety fair to provide valuable information for local families. officers got additional information from caregivers about autism spectrum disorders. families met some of the police k-9s and toured vehicles. kind of a hot night out there. >> it was. warmest day we have had this year. 93 degrees. humidity way up there. we saw stormsl

by tomorrow this heat will be a memory, a distant memory because temperatures may not get out of the 60s. big time change. out there right now we are dealing with the rain continuing in parts of the area. big-time thunderstorm in. this was the last six hours. once again you noticed the rain that came through big thunderstorms. montgomery county, northern prince georges. that was the biggest area. a lot of severe thunderstorms. now we are looking at this area right here. let me zoom in. another shower back towards dulles airport. right along 97 towards northern prince georges county may hit with shower activity. it's going to come very close to annapolis and areas just north of annapolis. heads up if you are watching. a lot of lightning and a little bit of wind. that is really going to be about it. there are more showers to the west. we are not going to see these come in. what is com

76 degrees. winds out of the southwest at 6 miles per hour. we are still very mild. 70 degrees gathersburg. 69 in baltimore. temperatures tomorrow will not be this warm believe it or not. we have much cooler air. look at this to the north. that is a front. that front will move down the coast. behind it we have much cooler air. temperatures right now only 54 degrees in buffalo, new york. that is the kind of cool air we have coming. you see these blues. these are 40s. still a very cool afternoon. i am going for high temperature of only 70 tomorrow on your saturday. that is the afternoon high temperature. the official high will be about 12:01 a.m. in about an hour. that will be the hottest for the day. much cooler and isolated shower possible on saturday. most of the day dry. sunday high temperature69. that puts some of y

60s on sunday. 60% chance of shower activity on monday. tuesday looking good. high of 77. cool again wednesday and thursday as another system develops over the region. highs only in the low 70s. nice on friday at 73. high temperature this time of year moving into the upper 70s and it looks like we will stay at or below average most of the next ten days. that three day heat wave that we just had that is gone. >> that is memorial day. >> 73 with a chance of showers. >> we like 80 at least. >> plenty of time to change that. coming up, nats lost two in a row. see how they faired tonight against the braves. >> sports next. first here is jimmy fallon.

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. this is the xfinity sports desk. >> nats continue to be the top in their division. >> chris miles is in the csn studios with the latest on the diamond. looks like hot hitting continued. >> hitting not really the issue for d.c. baseball this season. nats lead the majors in batting. the bullpen is a different story. tonight they had to go to their weakest link early after having issues with their starter on the mound. his name is geo gonzalez. swanson batting .196 this season, swanson slugs and

2-0 in the second. nats can put runs on the board. bryce harper won't get credit for this. a fielding error on peterson. but two runs score. harper also safe at third. a whacky play. tied game in the fourth when murphy places another run solo shot. eighth home run this season but the nats bullpen not doing very well. gives up a two-run bomb. nats fall 7-4 to the braves. up in baltimore, orioles and blue jays. tillman making third start of the year. devon travis at the dish for toronto. this double. it's a 3-1 game in the sixth. second home run in 2017 and it is much ne.

still in progress. it's a rain delay in the middle of the tenth. you can catch preakness on nbc 4. coverage begins at 5:00 on saturday. post time is 6:45. always dreaming your kentucky derby winner is the heavy favorite. classic empire has the closest odds to upset. >> always dreaming breaking from the classic. classic empire breaking. it makes it easy for announcer to see those two favorites break away from the starting gate hopefully in good order. if anything goes wrong with one or the other will be able to pick up on it. conquest is a little bit of price probably figures to be in early running of the race with always dreaming and classic empire. checking in on post season scores. the penguins survived late senators

series tied up 2-2. in the nba game two between cavs and celtics and it was a bit one sided. cavs led 72-31 at halftime. it's the largest halftime lead of any nba team in playoff history. cavs take a 2-0 series lead. mystics in action tonight currently down by 15 points late in the second quarter to l.a. back to you. >> thank

it's an action packed saturday here on nbc 4. we are hoping you will join us for part of it. >> always dreaming kentucky derby winner tries to take the second step. 142nd preakness stakes begins at 5:00 p.m. on nbc. nhl playoffs. the puck drops shortly after 7:00. >> we'll be working on big stories for you at 11. dwayne "the rock" johnson hosts season finale of "snl" along with katy perry. >> i love the rock. >> he might run for president. >>. >> he did

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