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with ariana grande last night before the unthinkable. parents frustrated over conditions facing their kids and they it is not the first time. plus fare cheaters on local buses, some attacking the drivers. what the news 4 i-team found when it went under cover. news 4 at 11 starts now. >> they heard the boom as they walked to their dressing room. ariana grande and her band are mourning young fans killed by a suicide bomber in england. >> aaron spears is from prince georges county. shomari stone spoke to both men tonight and joins us outside the british embassy with the story. >> reporter: tonight outside the british embassy you can see this make shift memorial, a wreath that reads to manchester with love, flowers. the terror attack happened at an ariana grande

father of her drummer are speaking out. >> how are you feeling right now as a father? >> blessed in every way. >> reporter: kenneth spears thanks god his son aaron wasn't killed in the manchester terror attack. >> when i first heard it my heart just jumped. i said my goodness. >> reporter: the blast happened at the end of the ariana grande concert leaving at least 22 dead. aaron spears had just walked off stage. >> he called me and said i'm all right. >> reporter: on instagram aaron says we finished the show and were walking back to dressing rooms. it is heartbreaking because so many little ones aattend our shows. this painful memory and the weight associated with the lives lost will live with us all forever. i am still just in disbelief. it is so surreal. during our interview

>> i'm doing fine. everything is all right. i'm looking forward to seeing what the next step is as far as with the tour. >> what is the first thing you will do when you see him face-to-face? >> i will hug him. i will definitely hug him. we are very close. >> reporter: kenneth spears doesn't know when his son is going to return to prince georges county. kenneth is a pastor and recommends that we all pray for the victims of this tragedy. i'm shomari stone, news 4. here at the live desk we have the latest from manchester. the uk is under its highest terrorist threat level for the first time in ten years. >> we will not let the terrorists win. our values will prevail. >> prime minister teresa may raised alert from severe to critical and warned her country another attack could be

imminent. she activated an emergency plan that allows british troops. up to 5,000 soldiers could replace police officers to patrol key events. investigators say they knew the young man who blew himself up outside the manchester arena. salman abedi came from libya. agents are questioning his brother. we learned the bomb that went off didn't produce a lot of smoke suggesting the main charge was a home made explosive. three of the victims have been identified and another 59 people are still in the hospital being treated for various wounds and injuries. thank you. turning to our weather right now. and a lot of green still on storm team 4 radar. the rain impacting just about everybody tonight. >> stick around until morning? >> i think the wet roads will stick around until morning. you can see the radar showing the rain.

the east. starting to pick up again in and around the i-95 corridor. you can see back towards i-81 and towards sharltsville. you see more heavier showers. the wider view showing a little bit of rotation here. that is the storm system in the upper levels. this is not a thunderstorm. i'm talking about different rotation. what that does is brings in the moisture for us over the next couple of hours. it is a very wet morning rush. we will talk about when the rain returns. we have a wet 24 to 48 hours coming and then memorial weekend. >> new tonight sewerage backup inside a local school. it's happened more than once. now parents say they have had enough. news 4's jackie bensen spoke to them about the conditions in their kids' schools. >> reporter: it is probably a good thing that you cannot smell es

this morning's plumbing failure in the cafeteria forcing staff to dispose of school and scramble to order pizza was the last straw for many parents. >> this is the third time this year. >> reporter: in a statement a spokesperson told news 4 d.c. public schools strives to meet the highest standard for food preparation and safety. we are investigating the meals served today and are equipped to have boxed lunches prepared offsite if needed. the plumbing breaks are part of general deterioration at these very old schools including noise from window units that must be run all year round and a mouse problem. >> teachers have caught 13 mice over the past two years. >> reporter: the district's $2 billion school renovation schedule is one of the

high schools and education campuses like capital montessori are last on the list. that means renovation here is several years away. parents we spoke to say they believe the district has the money to accelerate the entire schedule and that doing so is vital to the city's future. >> for them to not want to give us modernization until 2021, 2022 or 2023 is unacceptable. >> our children are first priority. >> reporter: we are told that a special work will be done this summer trying to fix that plumbing problem in the cafeteria. live in northeast washington, jackie bensen. the parents of murdered democratic national committee staffer seth rich call their son's death a nightmare. in an op-ed they asked people to stop politicizing their son's murder. they say they

to mourn their son's death because they are too busy responding to questions about conspiracy theories and whether their son died after allegedly giving dnc e-mails over to wiki leaks. calls the theories baseless and unspeakably cruel. fox news retracted a story saying it did not reach the ethical standards. the statement did say that fox would continue to investigate the story. it is the biggest fire in the history of prince georges county. new tonight the hundreds of first responders who helped put this blaze out were recognized by the college park city council. you may remember it took days to put out the flames at this apartment building on burr win house road. no one was seriously hurt but the fire did about $40 million in damage. at first glance it looks pretty authentic but police tell us thieves are using fake money to buy things from unsusp

a maryland college student thought a man she met online paid her $500 cash for her old iphone. he gave her an envelope full of movie money. the fake cash used in film shoots. many police departments suggest doing handoffs outside police stations. a bittersweet day for class of 2017. while mourning the violent murder of one of their classmates they were also celebrating a milestone. despite overwhelming grief the family of richard collins iii celebrated his final accomplishment. today collins' father accepted his son's diploma days after the young man was stabbed and killed in a random attack at the university of maryland. the young army

credit some of their success to him saying he was always there rooting them on. >> we helped each other along with a bunch of other students get to this point where we can all graduate. >> he will always help me if i needed help. >> collins was just commissioned as the second lieutenant in the army last week. police are investigating whether the stabbing was a hate crime. i'm chris lawrence following breaking news in new jersey where the newark airport just reopened after a jet caught fire on the tarmac. the tower saw flames and radioed the united airlines flight crew before they took off for san francisco. they deployed emergency chutes and passengers had to slide out of the plane. more than 120 passengers were on board. the airport says there were a few minor injuries. all new

i team finds fare evaders on local buses turning to violence. tonight the shocking video on how it is effecting your commute. who knew olympic medals could rot? the new problem athletes are running into after rio.

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voice" on season 12 giving alicia keys her first win as a coach on the show. it was between chris and lauren from team blake. lauren hit number one and two on the itunes charts but america voted and chose chris. "the voice" returns this fall for season 13. they might seem like nickel and dime criminals but some riders not paying their fares on metro buses are getting violent, too. >> as scott macfarlane and i-team found when they hop on the bus some of the rule breaking is brazen and puts drivers at risk. >> reporter: we all know the cost of commuting, time, gas, the fare. some riders aboard d.c. metro bus are cutting the cost. >> how is everything going? nobody has paid. >> reporter: people riding without paying. a r

a new spike in fare evasion, nearly 80% jump in citations, arrests and warnings for unpaid fares in just one year. >> it puts the operator in catch 22 situation. >> reporter: carol thomas drove a bus. >> you either can hold the bus up or keep the buse moving. >> reporter: fare evasion is nothing new to transit systems nationwide so why the new spike in violations? we found a crack down and we found brazen riders who don't care about the crack down and skip paying the fare. our cameras followed as police deployed a team of officers in northeast d.c. we quickly saw a string of passengers flowing past the fare. >>

still walk past and not pay. >> reporter: we heard bus drivers frustrated by how often it happens. >> she says she is experiencing them. >> reporter: we didn't see what metro says happens to so many drivers, assaults. some are punched. this video in d.c. court a passenger seen arguing with the driver after being accused of not paying the fare. the passenger pulls a three inch knife and slashed the driver on the face. police arrested the passenger who was charged with assault and deemed mentally unfit for trial. at least four drivers are on medical leave right now. metro installed shields on many buses. >> reporter: has this stopped the assaults? >> some.

but have surged again in 2017. metro has responded with so-called high intensity enforcement. officers in bright vests policing the bus stops and stations. our team team cameras caught several passengers dodging. on the bus earlier this month we saw it happen multiple times. was it something you were worried about driving the bus? >> all day long. my main goal is to get home to my family. >> reporter: what are the top ten bus routes for fare evasion? the i-team found out. go to our nbc washington app and search for investigations. scott macfarlane news 4 i-team. they are reserved for the fastest and strongest among us but tonight more than 100 alth letes say the medals they won in the rio olympics are falling

apart. one of the athletes bringing this up made history this summer as the first to win gold in women's wrestling. a rio game spokesperson says officials know about the problems with the covering on the medals flaking off and in some cases leading to rust. it has happened to less than ten percent of the medals and they are being replaced. >> at least they are being replaced. >> that would make me so mad. all that hard work. >> show it to the grandchildren. >> of course. what can we count on for weather tomorrow? rain? >> tomorrow i don't think will be all that bad. we will see shower activity early. you will need umbrellas. a few showers but all in all looking okay. out there right now kind of bad. right now

western fairfax county through loudoun county, montgomery county and points to the west. that is moving back into the district. we have a little bit of a bubble here right around the d.c. area where we are not seeing much. a little bit of drizzle and shower activity. the bulk is to the west. look at this little area. this is a storm in the mid levels of the atmosphere coming through roanoke. that is going to move right over our region over the next couple of hours. the rain will move back in. if you are not hearing rain on the trees or roof top you will probably start to hear it around 1:00 in the morning. look at the temperatures down to 59. temperatures cool quickly once the rain started to fall and move in. the rain will continue this evening and watch what happens back to the west. we are looking at more shower activity to the south. and as we widen out more here is thursday's system. this system will drop down and then right on int

during the day on thursday. eveern half of the country very cool all across the east. this pattern looks to stay in place for the next two days before we start to break out of it a little bit. here we are at 11:00. notice just like it says initializing pretty well. around 1:00 we start to see rain move back in here. rain comes in overnight. 7:00 a.m. still dealing with shower activity around. give yourself extra time. take the umbrella. you will need that at times tomorrow. you will need to bow able to put it away around noon. same deal during late afternoon. could see a break of sunshine. not expecting much but could see a break of sunshine that will help boost temperatures a little bit. at 11:00 tomorrow night here comes the rain some of it heavy on into the day on thursday. kids at the bus stop a damp 7:00 a.m. 60 degrees. 68 by noon. up to 73. i have a little bit of sunshine

of guy. we are going to stay in the cloud cover. speaking of optimism. how about your weekend. 77 degrees. 82 on saturday. we do have a chance of showers late saturday night. if you are thinking about doing camping on saturday night you might hit rain in the mountains. clearing up by sunday. high of 77. memorial day looking really good. we have a high of 80 degrees. friday i will be down in bethany beach. >> not camping. >> i never put up a tent. >> thank you. coming up, the nats offense storms past the

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this is the xfinity sports desk. >> the nats seem to like this rain. >> doug, he tweeted. almost said it is not too bad batting in the rain. nats proving you very right here today. it was just raining the entire night it seemed like at nats park. the good thing is nats were making it rain runs. the fans with umbrellas. remember at 6:00 we told you tray turner struggling. forget about that. crushes. this to right center. turner turns on the jets, heads to third with rbi triple. nats up 4-0. jayson werth not letting good times end. this sales into the

you know when you are a little kid you want to top your older brother or sister? bryce harper doing just that. harper unleashes a 450 foot m s monster shot to center. dusty baker looking a little cold. offense not so much. still in the fourth smokes this ball to center. a three-run shot for randoane. his second homer of the night. joe ross allows just one run in eight innings. nationals win it 10-1. you think a little rain will stop cal ripken jr.? no. top seven dozier takes bundy's pitch to right and this ball is out of here. twins up 2-0. bungee with a decent night. seven strikeouts.

better night. santana strikes out seth smith. and then in the ninth last chance for the os. grounds out and the game. santana allows two hits in the complete game shutout. twins win. to the nba. cavaliers trying to bounce back on their only loss of the playoffs. cavs coming back. did you see that? he actually missed this dunk. you don't see it that often from king james. the final seconds of third cavs up four. irving pulls back and hits the deep three. in the final minute lebron probably still mad about the miss. cavs win it 112-99. they are now up three games to

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