that. the now the white house says it is aware north korea launched a ballistic missile. u.s. specific command says they tracked that missile until it landed in the sea of japan. this launch comes a week after the country's successfully tested a new midrange missile. and also new this morning, in about 20 minutes from now, president trump is going to deliver a major speech to the leaders of muslim majority nations. the center piece of the president's visit to saudi arabia. >> and according to excerpts from his speech, the president will tell muslim leaders that stamping out terror threats will require, quote, honestly confronting the crisis of islamist extremism and the terror group it inspires, end quote. we will bring you that speech to you, we're going to bring it to you live as it happens. so stay with news 4. meanwhile today's speech comes one day after the president signed a nearly $110 billion arms deal with saudi arabia. >> yeah, and that's going to take effect immediately. now get this, the full deal is worth

years. the military package includes tanks, combat ships, missile defense systems, and other items. it also includes a letter of intent to assemble 150 lockheed martin blackhawk helicopters for about $6 billion. secretary of state rex tillerson praised his deal say it's going to create hundreds of thousands of u.s. jobs. and two moves by the president and first lady led to a lot of discussion on social media yesterday. the firsz what constitutes a bow? this started when president trump slightly bent over to receive saudi arabia's highest civilian honor from the king. some argued it wasn't a bow. president trump and some republicans slammed former president obama for bowing back in 2012. well the other moment is melania and ivanka trump's decision not that wear head scarves. now that is a move that is not unprecedented, but the president criticized former first lady michelle obama for not weang

one two years ago. and you're likely to see this over your social media feeds as well. president trump briefly joining the saudi king in a traditional male only sword dance before a state dinner in his honor. ivanka trump and jared kushner joined the president and the first lady for that dinner. on wednesday he'll meet with the pope and then after thatting with the president will spend two days in brussels for nato meetings. and then he will wrap up his first trip abroad. saturday in sicily for two days of meetings with the g7. time now is 9:02, local news right now with murder investigation continues on the university of maryland college park campus. >> still a lot of questions in this case and it's happening as thousands gather there for graduation

news 4's jared ward has been following the story since it broke yesterday. he joins us from campus right now. what is the latest? >> reporter: well we do know once the ceremonies take place, there will be a moment of silence for the student who died that the spot just behind me there. now the circumstances of that death are still under investigation. and still trying to figure out why, but we do know some facts there, and we do know that this is affecting people over the state of maryland. it was about 3:00 a.m. yesterday morning. a buoy state student was visiting this campus. now he was waiting for an uber at this bus stop just outside of montgomery hall when a university of maryland student came up and by all accounts that student was a stranger. he ended up stabbing the buoy state student in the chest. now the suspect was arrested right here at scene, the victim died later at a hospital. now neither has been identified, but the sadness is known to people on both of those mp

it. i am still in a state of shock. anguish, sorrow, a young man's life has been taken away from all of us. >> i feel real affinity for all students at the university and to lose any student at any time and just a terrible tragedy i think that every president dreads have to go through. >> reporter: now the identity of the victim has not been released yet. that is at the request of the family. the identity of the suspect has not been released. we know that person is facing first and second degree murder charges. we're expecting to get those identities later today. live here in college park, news 4. back to you. >> all right, thank you for the update. a police officer will not face charges for shooting and killing a man earlier this year. mohamed zi died after allegedly lunging at officers with a knife during a

police had been told that he was holding a roommate hostage inside of that home. the fairfax common wealth attorney found the officer actions were justified. also this morning, we have new details about this, we brought this to you yesterday. the fire that broke out near the shady grove metro station. montgomery county fire and rescue tell us now they believe it was an accident. the flames caused about $100,000 in damage, totally destroyed one of the buses. and damaged several others. still not clear this morning though how exactly that fire started. right now two big races are happening in our area that could impact your sunday morning plans. the marine corps half marathon is taking over the streets of fredericksburg, virginia. there's also a five mile run there. some participants are even doing both races in a new event called the devil dog double. new video from the partners at the start of the half marath

there -- >> go chuck. >> and running this morning, good luck to him. and it heads up, another vase shut shutting down streets in northeast d.c. the capitol hill classic 10k began at 8:30. it took them passed the supreme court. library of congress and along the river walk trail. a fun run 3k will be held this morning and all roads should reopen by 11:30. let's look outside right now, we have off to a cool start, with clouds. showers could have a big impact on your plans this coming week. tom's tracking the timing so that you can plan ahead. and you are in the clear if you are headed out this way. look at them having a good time. >> sure. >> the taste runs all day today. the fun is from dozens of restaurants and howic tart, don't fort to stop by the geat

thousands after of of people in venezuela took to the streets yesterday to mark 50 days of protests against the government of president nicholas ma dur row. the protest started peacefully but later descended into violence with police in riot gear launching tear gas and stun grenades. protesters then threw the canisters and others back at them. now protesters blame the government for soaring inflation, shortages of everything from food to medicine and crackdown on human rights. right now, take a look at this, thousands of people on alert because of this. this is out near san diego where this brush fire sparked yesterday morning. and you can see it was just out of control there. a campfire near the fast redden gate fire has been evacuated. and people who actually live nearby, they've been told to prepare now to leave their homes. fire grown to more than 1,

only about 20% contained this sunday morning. it's burning the same area where several homes were destroyed by flames back in 2007. well here at home, here's a live look and looks like nice, clear skies so far, but there are some clouds lingering. but don't worry, there is a big change coming next week. tom is busy tracking rain and thunderstorms headed our way. and if used to be got to place for big d.c. sporting events and other concerts and such. the pringle. the old capitalenter is c

good morning, cloudy and cool on this sunday morning, great day to get out and get some exercise. get in a bike ride or a run or a hike. as the air will be fresh and cool throughout the rest of the morning. and by noontime, we'll be in the mid-60s. upper 60s near 70 for much of the afternoon under the cloud cover, but we ought to stay dry and rain does move in. beginning tomorrow morning, i'll have the new hour by hour timing on that in just a few minutes. cloud computing has defeated classic empire in the preakness. >> that was a close one. and there's the new winner this morning. cloud computing dashed the dreams of a triple crown as he raced across and look how close the finish

140 second preakness stakes. only the sthaekd cloud computing has won. big upset too, 13-1 odds. kentucky derby winner always dreaming ended back in eighth place, totally faded is a stretch there. next big race is june 10th at belmont out in new york. capital center, that was home to the first nba championship for the bullet, first stanley cup finals for the caps, and two heavyweight championship fights starring mohamed ali. when we talk about the thousands of concerts that took place here, elvis, madonna, they all took the stage and the arena came down in twou, but as news 4 mark seagraves shows us now. many of the memories will be rekindled today. >> reporter: peter has great memories of the capitals center. in a game against the tampa bay lightning in 1994, he

five goals, including the fastest hat trick in caps history. >> good memories, i like it, but i heard a lot of complaints from opposite teams and players. they were kind of wondering what they want to play, for me, it was a home ring, first ring, actually at capacity for france and i enjoy it. i had a really good year there. >> reporter: if wasn't all hat tricks. as the building began to age, so did the plumbing. one day, a pipe burst, covering his favorite sticks in raw sewage. >> i like them. i put them in the shower for a few hours. it was good, but those sticks woi won, i scored a lot of goals in there. so i kept them. i numbered them. i kept them for slojs i could and they gave me a lot of luck. >> reporter: from 1973 until 1999 the caps center was home to many great events and saw legendary athletes and performers pass through. but there were also legen

none more famous than robin thicker who became best known for heckling the opposing teams. >> so i was in the front row there, behind the opposing team, and i didn't miss a game for 12 years. >> reporter: jerry was president of the caps center, he recalls the thicker rule, which threatens to revoke season tickets from fans who get too aggressive. >> in the end the nba said enough, carried it a little bit too far. but it was part, it was part of the theme then. >> reporter: also part of that scene, jonathan warner, who was the public address announcer for the capitals. >> there was a small talent-feeling type of arena. just like memorial stadium was. if you remember, the cap center was basically one level. with a concourse sort of like halfway, but it was all one level. here you've got three different levels. >> reporter: they are organizing the reunion in part to raise awareness that the university of maryland is creating a capital center collection. it w

who came up with the name capitals center. but it was sach's idea to spell center re. >> i thought that would cool to be a little frenchy with the name. >> reporter: in 2002 the caps center came down to make room far shopping center. the capital center reunion is sunday afternoon at the university of maryland. mark seagraves, news 4. >> great stories there. if you're a former employee, we posted information about the family reunion in the nbc washington app. search caps center and you'll get it there. organizers are encouraging you to bring your family, photos, and memorabilia today. and today enjoy some of the best northern virginia has to offer. it is all in one place. >> and tonight, the taste of arlington kicks off in just a few hours. sample more than 60 restaurants and food trucks from noon until 6:00. it's happening along wilson boulevard. road closures are in effect if you are planning to drive. and you'll

get in. you can still buy one when you get there. they are $10 and organizers also as was said, you bring the cash a lot of restaurants and tents they sell their food between one and five bucks and it's easier that way. not all has a little credit card machine. >> i hope that chicken place is participating. >> so good. well, art is more your thing, there's still time to pay a visit to the fine arts festival. the second day of the arts, crafts, and performances begins at 10:00 and so less than an hour. it's happening until 5:00. the streets are closed down for hundred was artists to set up their work. it's free to visit, but $5 donation is encouraged. all proceed goes to the greater resten art center also known as grays. that was a fun activity and added to the art. they also have little games set up for the ice skating rink normally is. >> right. >> so kids can go over there and play.

>> love that. a lot of cloud cover yesterday. it felt like it was about to rain, but it didn't at all. >> it's going to be similar today too. we have a lot of community events going on. this is the time of year we see them ramping up and today should be a beautiful day if you're heading tout one of those events. there's the cloud cover over washington now. notice that railing there, that's at about 200 feet above the terrain in northwest washington. and that's at dawn this morning. it was where our storm team 4 tower camera captured this. >> he's iek what are you looking at? >> cooper's hawk, cooper's hawk was perched delight on the railing. i was panning the camera around, i thought, oh, look at this. >> and i scrambled to get a screen grab and the head feathers are being blown from a behind from behind no, that is what we think is a dooper's hawk. pretty amazing shot. shared that on social media. up near 60 degrees just about everywhere. and we're going to stay cool until noontime. by then the mid-60s,

and 6:00 p.m. sunset today at 8:19, it's getting later and later, and then by 9:00 this evening, back down to the mid-60s, cloudy and cool evening. all dry on the storm team 4 radar now. we have showers here coming from the west and the southwest. heading up our way. but it's going to take a while to get in. by 4:00 a.m., much is going to be into the shenandoah valley, panhandle of west virginia, coming into virginia, then right into the metro area around 6:00 tomorrow morning, showers coming on through. so wet for the morning commute. you'll need an umbrella waiting at the bus stop, waiting for the metro tomorrow morning. then by noontime, tapers off to scattered showers, after that, may get a few passing thunderstorms coming through. that's going between 5:00 to 6:00 p.m., likely not severe. so wet roads throughout most of the day on monday for the commute, mid-60s in the morning near 70 noontime. upper 70s during the afternoon. then on tuesday, just cloudy with afternoon highs near 70. tuesday night into wednesday morning. they get some showers. thenlo

showers on wednesday night. then it's dry after that, toward the holiday weekend, memorial day weekend warming up and maybe some afternoon storms on sunday. that's the way it looks. >> all right, tom, thank you very much. coming up, the final curtain call. the last performance the greatest show on earth. as children of all ages say farewell to one of the most famous circus act was a

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over the past several months we have reported ekts tensively on what is becoming a growing gang problem within our region. after we've aired several of the reports we've heard from several of you on social media asking the questions that we are in turn working for you and asking of officials. law enforcement, those who are trying to stop this problem from spreading. the questions like how is it that these gangs are luring young people? how can they be stopped and what's being done ultimately to help those who are in the gangs and feel that they're trapped? and they want to get out. well tonight, we're going to have a revealing interview, i sat down with a former member of ms 13 in that interview, he explains a lot of the questions that have up to now remained unanswered for many of us. that's tonight right here on news 4 at 11:00. >> look forward to that report from david. well for 150 years, it has been part of the greatest show on earth. and nbc's

to take us inside what is the last pmpbls of ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus. >> before the tent folds forever. >> welcome to the greatest show on earth! >> reporter: hard to believe maybe because it seems like it's always been there, but after 146 years, this circus is coming to town one last time. so what did you see that you liked? >> tieing. >> reporter: tiger. those amazing moments that had us holding our breath, gasping, and giggling. now the mental snapshot, the next generation will not share. >> it's a shame. it's an american icon. >> reporter: also vanishing, a way of life. this seven-year-old is a fifth generation circus performer following in her family's clown sized footsteps. >> i miss everything. >> you're going to miss everything. >> reporter: yew lis seize

they first wowed our nation. tickets cost just 50 cents. >> what it brought to towns all over this country was a wonders of the world. >> reporter: but ringling says today, the digital generation wants youtube. persistent animal rights protests led the circus to retire the elephant acts last year. unexpectedly, audiences stopped coming. with the closing, the other animals will now retire to sanctuaries ore european circus. >> we're all heartbroken. we love doing what we do. >> reporter: the final shows are sold out. one last chance to oh and awe, and make lasting memories. >> i'm glad she gets to experience it at least once. >> reporter: the big top folding up forever. >> farewell from the greatest show on earth! >> reporter: kerry sanders, nbc news, baltimore. >> quite a show. all right time now is

about on metro. the bethesda station is closed due to broken water line there. trains are bypassing the station. shuttle bus service has been requested and is available. so be aware of that. let's look outside right now, cloudy and more rain is on the way if you can believe it. tom is tracking where showers might have a big impact on your monday morning commute. and new this morning, a bomb shell new report involving the pentagon. what the washington post is now ngcoveri about questionable

news 4 today starts now. all eyes are on saudi arabia right now. president trump expected to deliver a major address to the leaders of muslim majority nations at any moment. according to excerpts of his remarks, the president will tell the leaders that he is, quote, not here to lecture and not here too tell other people how to live, what to do, who to be, or how to worship. we'll stream that speech. just open the nbc washington app. and welcome you in on this sunday morning at 9:30 on dot. hope you're having a good one so far. and thanks for joining us. >> yeah, a lot of people up and at it, not only you guys watching us on tv, but those of you joining us live on our facebook feed, our facebook live on the nbc washington facebook page. >> yeah. >> we enjoy talking to you. >> people running big races today and a taste of arlington and everyone wants to know the weather. let's bring in to

going on on this sunday. stay dry all day. just some clouds. we have a little sunshine breaking out parts of virginia this morning. and maybe a little peek of sun, right now it's all cloudy in washington, great waters right there at national harbor. the capital wheel under a cloudy sky there now. prince george's county. right now, it's near 60 degrees. it's about everywhere from the bay and across maryland and virginia. reagan national at 60 degrees. and hour by hour, the temperatures gradually climbing by noon, the low 60s, mid-60s by early afternoon. midafternoon, should be up to around 70 degrees under the cloud cover. rain moves in tomorrow, new hour by hour timing coming up this half hour. >> thank you, tom. 9:31 right now. new this morning, police hope you can help them track down a driver involved in a deadly hit-and-run. they're looking for an early 2000 model cadillac devil. prince george's county detectives believe that is the type of car that hit a person early friday morning on route 210. the car

damage on the right side and damaged highlight and hood. anyone with anyone should contact police. well d.c. is taking steps to modernize it's taxi cub fleet. they're getting rid of hard wire meters. in it's place, digital fair payment platforms. the goal is to streamline the taxi experience if riders. help drivers compete with ride share services like uber and lyft. drivers will have until august 31 tost replace them with a tablet or a smart phone. that'll include a digital meter app. officials say taxi rates will not change. a tribute to two aspiring musicians was held yesterday just days after they were killed in a crash along the parkway. a cross now marks the spot where lundy, her boyfriend ka lil and their friend lost their lives. police say their sedan collided with a jeep at the intersection with forest hill road. the parents want this to be a wake-up call

on that busy parkway. >> if they weren't careless, i would have my son, his girlfriend, and his friend. >> whatever to do to make the road safer. that's something we need to look into more and make this road safer. >> well the intersection is the same one where a mother and her young son died earlier this year. police say monday's crash remains under investigation. well new morning, an explosive new report from the washington post according to to the paper over the last seven years, the pentagon has generated almost $6 billion by charging the armed forces excessive prices for fuel. critics say that money has been used to increase mismanaged or underfunded military programs. it's led to allegations the accounts are being used as a slush fund. pentagon officials deny that. well right now, d.c. police, they are searching for these three missing teenagers. take a look at your screen if you can. 16-year-old michelle jordan

nakia harris were last seen in northwest washington on friday. jordan was last seen along van boourn, and harris along k street. elijah was last seen thursday along spring road northwest. he is 15 years old. we have a map with more information about each of them and other missing teenagers in our nbc washington app. time right now is 9:34, there's a place in alexandria where no missing child is forgotten, no matter how long they've been gone. over the last 30 years. get this, the national center for missing and exploited children has helped them recover more than 232,000 kids. >> it's a remarkable number when you break it down day by day, that's 19 kids a day. and in a story you'll only see on news 4, i take you where no cameras have been before in that building to show how it's helping one sister still hoping for answers. >> reporter: it's been a long time since you've been here. >> yes, yes. it's different. >> reporter: for the first time in decades, lisa

street she grew up on. >> we would play the dodge ball, kick ball. >> reporter: where there were good memories, there was always something tragically missing. >> i need to know. i need to know answers. >> reporter: in 1974, lisa was just seven when her sister brenda, the oldest of five kids, never came home after school. there was just days before brenda's 14th birthday, a night lisa will never forget. >> and when i come down the hall bay, my dad was on the bed -- it was my bed, and he was crying. and he was saying my baby's gone. my baby's gone. i've 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's never been proof she bought a ticket

lisa says her parents felt helpless and grew frustrated with the investigation. one phone call between her mother and a detective still stings today. >> he said that they ruled her as a runaway and my mom was an unfit mother. >> one of the cases here -- >> reporter: in alexandria, virginia, it's a familiar story for callahan walsh. a child advocate with the national center more missing and exploited children or nicnac. >> parents were quick to realize there was little help. >> reporter: his parents started the center in 1984 after his brother adam, a brother he never knew, was kidnapped from a florida shopping mall and brutally murdered. shocked to learn there was no national crime system for missing kids. the walshs helped pass the missing children's assistant act of 1984 which led to the creation of nicnac. >> i always grew up with parents telling we need to make sure adam didn't die in vain. >> reporter: down in the

building, you'll find this room, a door with no marker. but a place that a lot of people know about, but rarely visit. in fact, this is the first time that any video cameras have been allowed in to film what's around me. hundreds of thousands of files, each of them a different case. each of them with a child that's been recovered over the last 33 years. >> and we're not going to stop looking until we know what happened to every single child. >> reporter: michelle, the chief operating officer at nicnac says to date, the center helped recover more than 232,000 children, or about 19 kids a day. she says their 24 hour call center and social media have been instrumental that they could do more. >> we've seen tense of thousands of cases, but for the family that's going through it today, that's the only one that matters. >> reporter: in virginia where brenda davidson disappeared, the agency records show more than 160 active missing children cases. many of them lik

unsolved for many years or even decades. >> and i get depressed because i'm like, i've tried everything. i don't know what else to do. >> reporter: tear stained notebook shows all 50 states she wrote to see if her sister had married or got an driver's license. she's created a facebook page, ran background checks, social security searches, submitted dna for the jane doe network and nothing. >> i think we're all cursed with my dad's nose, but yeah. it's great. >> reporter: but with the help of nicnac and the forensics imaging lab, now a new picture of hope. >> you get really attached to these cases that you work on. >> reporter: for the ferris time in 43 years, lisa and the possible get a chance to see what brenda sue davidson could look like today. >> i could see my mom in it. >> reporter: using family pho s photos, science and art, imaging specialists colin mcnally age

into a 57-year-old woman. similar photos have helped recover more than 900 missing kids since the center started doing them in 1979. >> i think it's the best example of hope. not only for the searching families out there but these images can be affected but also to law enforcement that's doing these investigations daily. >> thank you so much. >> of course. >> reporter: for sisters searching for closure, finally, the face to look out for and a message just in case. >> i love you and i will never stop loving you and i'll never stop looking for you. so please come home if you're out there. >> and if you'd like to share the photo help on the search, find that in the nbc washington app. 9:39 right now, live look outside. you're going to need a little sweater for your morning run or bike ride. tom has the forecast with how soon the thunderstorms could be where you li

at 9:42, we have breaking news right now we are learning new information about the murder on the university of maryland campus. >> news 4's derek ward joins us live from college park with just released details about student who was arrested. hi derek. >> reporter: good morning. yes, well university of maryland campus police have just released the name and the photo of the suspect in this case. he is 22-year-old sean christopher abanski. he is of maryland. right now he is facing three charges, first and second-degree murder as well as first degree assault. now as this information comes out, we are still awaiting the name of the victim. it's being withheld so that family members can be notified. but he was the student at buoy state university. the suspect was a student here at the university of maryland and it a

area you see behind me near this bus stop. it was about 3:00 a.m. on saturday morning when the victim, along with two friends were here waiting for an uber and the suspect, sean christopher abanski encounter them. they're not sure what about. but at the end, he allegedly stabbed the victim. now the police were called here. they tried to perform cpr on the victim, taken to a hospital and he died a short time later. and authorities now are expected to bring these charges against the suspect. and apefuyt some point today, we will learn the name of the victim as well. but during the commencement today, there'll be a moment of silence for that victim. we're live here in college part, eric ward, news 4. >> all right deck, this is a story that continues to develop. we'll stay on top of it for you. cloudy and rain could be on the the way as well. tom is timing out when showers are going to show back up. cd how you

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it's a highly anticipated speech coming to us from the birthplace of islam. in a moment, we will take his remarks as soon as he begins speaking. >> yeah, he is expected to define the struggle against extremism as quote a battle between good and evil. we have gotten some details about this speech and obviously this is going to be really important speech for the president as it continues here. so we will bring it live as soon as it becomes available. in other news, we do have a warning we want to pass along to those of you who live in northern virginia. especially in the prince william county area. police there are searching for a man involved in an attempted abduction not far from wood bridge high school. a woman was attacked around 5:00 yesterday morning. this is about a half mile from the school. as she told the police that a man tried to pull her away from the road as she walked along the court near oak wood drive. the man was 5'5", dark hair,

shirt. and khaki shorts. and health officials are warning about a case of measles that could have exposed people in the district and prince george's county. now the patient contracted the virus outside of the country and developed symptoms here in the united states. the patient was treated at children's national. doctors confirmed the diagnosis yesterday. we posted a list of dates and locations where others could have been exposed, that's all in our nbc washington app, you have to just search measles. time now is 9:48, check of your weather on this sunday because wave lot going on today. >> and despite the overcast we've seen all weekend, it's been anything but a washout. >> yeah, a little sunshine trying to break out here and there, mostly there, not here. but a few raies of sun trying to break through. the clouds are overall winning out throughout the day ahead. here's a live view from the city camera overlooking the river and capitol hill there in the distance under the gray cloud cover this morning. our temperatures are now up around 60 degrees. reagan national is

well. and it'll stay fresh and cool throughout the rest of the day with a lot of clouds around. we'll be near 70 degrees by midafternoon. sunset today is at 8:19, that's getting later and liter, by 9:00, back down to the mid-60s. cloudy and cool evening coming up. nothing coming from the clouds now. all dry on the radar locally, but there are showers here in the midwest coming across just in the appalachians now out of carolinas and that's going to move up our way. here's the by 4:00 a.m. and comes into virginia out of west virginia. and then gets closer to washington by around 2k6 tomorrow morning. and occasional light rain for tomorrow, you'll need your umbrella waiting at the bus stop tomorrow morning. then 8:00, shower activity, maybe even some moderate showers by around noontime. then a lot begins to break up a bit. then a few scattered thundershowers, few scattered tomorrow afton

and 5 or 6:00 p.m. then they'll be breaking up by sunset tomorrow. so wet roads for the commute tomorrow. in the low 60s tomorrow and near 70. umbrella handy all day, and driving back home, dodge some thundershowers, temperatures in the upper 70s by mid to late afternoon on monday. then on tuesday, a lot of clouds around. we'll be near 70 during the afternoon. and might gate rain shower late tuesday night into wednesday morning. and then during the rest of the day on wednesday, a lot of clouds around the way it looks right now up into the low 70s. might get some other showers wednesday night, but those should be gone by dawn on thursday. then some sun back thursday afternoon. highs into the mid-70s, partly cloudy, mid-70s on friday as we get into the memorial day weekend. it gets warmer. good beach where up near 80 on saturday and partly cloudy and week from today, next sunday, might get some afternoon thundershowers with temperatures into the mid-80s. then for memorial day

partly sunny up near # 80. then mild as we get ralph northam: being a pediatrician has taught me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam, and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you call him, we're not letting him bring his hate into virginia.

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but i can't speak for these people. >> saturday night live taking advantage of a tough week for president trump. meanwhile, host dwayne the rock johnson jokingly announced he's getting into the 2020 presidential race. >> americans deserve strong, capable leaders. leaders who care about this country and care about it's people. [ applause ] >> dwayne, that kind of sounds like you and me, i guess we got to do it. come on! >> drop it! >> let's go! >> we're doing it! >> 2020 ticket right there. see his running mate, johnson picked tom hanks. they would get a lot of votes. >> a lot of people saying that that night capped off what they're referring to is a exact season. >> maybe. hey, listen to this, before he was on snl last night, tom hanks helped out the police. >> yeah, he alerted them about a serial parking ticket ofer

with tickets that were piled up on the windshield -- >> goodness. >> sir. move your car. >> hello. >> the nypd commissioner respond two hours later asking where it was parked. police determined the tickets on the window had already been paided. >> oh really? >> yeah, he's just making a fashion statement. >> lazy. >> interesting. time right now is 9:55 on your sunday morning. here are the four things you need to know. taking a live picture out of saudi arabia where president trump is expected to deliver what's being billed as a major address to muslim leaders at any moment. we're going to stream his speech on the nbc washington app. 22-year-old university of maryland student, this one, has been identified as a suspect in a deadly stabbing. his name is sean urbanski. and this mug shot was just released. he attacked and killed a student on college park campus early saturday morning. runners are racing through virginia this morning. today is the tenth

all roads should reopen by about 11:00 this morning. and today is your chance to try arlington's best foods. the taste of arlington begins at noon and features more than 60 restaurants and food trucks. don't forget to bring the green. >> and you won't need your umbrella. >> looks good. track it all away from your tv with the nbc washington app. latest forecast and radar, rain moves in tomorrow. all right. and that's going to do it for news 4 today, but nbc sports coverage of soccer premier league championship is next. >> and live pictures from the middle east right now.

magnificent chelsea are the premier league champions. >> welcome to the nbc sports presentation of championship sunday. across the networks of nbc universal. >> welcome to championship sunday. i'm rebecca lowe. with you for the final day of the premier league season. ten matches, ten different networks of nbc universal. all kicking off at 10:00 eastern. you can choose your team, or pick your story line. the biggest folk souse on the two champions places up for grabs. arsenal on nbc, liverpool on nbcsn. and manchester city on usa. only two of those three can qualify. see you at halftime. until then it's out to your

>> arlo: rebecca thank you very much, indeed. michael oliver is our referee today. the sun is shining brightly at the emirates stadium in north london and it's a huge day for arsenal. for arsene wenger the manager and for these gunners fans after 20 consecutive top four finishes in 19 straight seasons competing in the champions league, is this the day that the gunners run ends? win for arsenal would strengthen their cause but they require liverpool to drop points at home to already relegated middlesbrough. or manchester city to lose at watford who are in terrible form. and also turn around a five-goal swing in goal difference. we'll be on top of all the scenarios, all the permutations as the afternoon unfolds as arsenal fans prepare for the end of a remarkably consistent run. but also prepare for the fa cup na