than most do in a lifetime. maybe you're feeling misled by the zillow zest matt. so many others are as well. what the company is doing about that after getting sued. and maybe you're one of the 40 million americans ready to travel for the weekend, but you still haven't left yet. we want to start this memorial day weekend as family and friends come together to remember a young man who wanted to serve his country, was ready to serve his country, never got the chance. >> it was an emotional goodbye today for richard collins iii. his pastor described him as an outstanding man who wanted to follow in his father's foot steps. last weekend, those plans were tragically cut short for collins. he was killed in an unprovoked activity at the university of maryland. >> so many of you watched the emotional funeral service this morning on the nbc

app. ♪ oh say can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ >> we thank god for allowing him to come across our path. for we are a better neighbor, a better friend, a better service member to this country. >> the bible says, there's a time to mourn, and that time is now. we need you, lord. >> it is tragic to lose a service member while serving in combat. it is equally hurtful when we lose a member in uniform due to senseless acts of violence. ♪ oh say does that star spangled banner yet wave ♪ >> he was part of a three-generation legacy of military service in his

>> richard collins iii did morel do in a full lifetime. >> rest in peace, my comrade, rest in peace. ♪ and the home of the brave >> reporter: today was truly a celebration of life. there's going to be a private interment that will happen at a later date for the lieutenant. reporting live in upper marlboro, i'm tracee wilkins. back to you in the studio. >> thank you very much, tracee. it was a military life that was -- you know, a military career that was cut short all too soon. >> perhaps the bigger concern for people this weekend, or one of the big

>> moving in for tomorrow, but that's not going to keep doug from enjoying some time at the beach. he's out live at bethany. >> no. >> you're not at bethany? >> guys, i'll tell you what -- i am at bethany. did you think i wasn't? i am at bethany beach. hello, everybody. we're down here at bethany beach. a lot of people down here already, beating the traffic. i came down, 11 aboleft about 1 no big deal. right now, the weather probably the best it will be all weekend. that being said, not going to be a bad weekend. we've changed the forecast a little bit, and we think it will be a little bit better, so good news there. we'll be here all afternoon, talking about the weather, and what they've done during the winter to fe

the summer. let's take a look at the temperatures. into the 70s all across your beaches. nice weather here, the one day i'm worried about, sunday, down here toward the beaches. i'll talk more about that. i have a lot more for you coming over the next three hours. look at all the people over here too. hello, everybody! it's all right, you can be on tv. now you just have to sign a waiver. no, we're live, you can't sign it now. it's too late. send it back it you guys. >> thank you, doug. memorial day is always special in our city. maybe you have friends or family who are visiting. meagan fitzgerald is live on the national mall with what you need to know about the festivities for the weekend. >> reporter: yeah, a lot of

behind me, crews are already starting to set up for the big annual concert that takes place on the steps of the capitol. you can see the tent is up, and the flags are whiping ping in t wind. if you can't make it on sunday, you can come for the dress rehearsal. hundreds of thousands of people attend the concert. celebrities like laurence fishburne and joe mon tanya will be hosting. there will be a special tribute to gold star families and the tuskegee airmen. general colin powell and vanessa williams will always be here. the issue is to unite the country around our men and women who lost their lives serving for our country and those who are active in the military. there are things that you cannot bring. ken

becontainers, going through bags and backpacks. don't bring things like knives or gunfire or lasers, and also, pets are not allowed out here unless it's a service dog. security is going to be tight in light of what we saw in the bombings in manchester. so they want to remind people, that you'll be waiting in line a little bit longer than usual. you'll see a very -- you'll see a lot of police officers out here. so some changes, but it's all trying to keep us safe. back to you. >> meagan, in light of everything that's happened in the world, i think we'll put up with a longer wait. thanks so much. here's a look at some of the other stories we're following you. we've learned what caused the strong odor in richie elementary school that made several kids sick. gasoline spilled into a storm drain and fire officials say that's where the fumes came

elementary school for about ang to rest ied in a fiery crash on the suitland parkway last week. she was only 20. she was one of three people killed in that crash. dior's career had started gaining national attention before she was killed. police in manchester, england, are trying to prevent more terror attacks. they continue to conduct raids and arrests in the wake of the attack at the ariana grande concert. police are also patrolling trains. today the chief also said he's seeing an increase in hate crimes across the city. pat, leon harris here at the live desk with a follow-up regarding manchester. we learned that ariana grande is planning to return to manchester, she wants to give a benefit concert to raise money for the victims. she suspended her tour and canceled several appearanc

in a statement today, she said, we won't let hate win. a date has not yet been set for the benefit concert, but we learned that she's going to restart her world tour on june 7th, and the first show will take place in paris. >> good news, thank you, leon. hillary clinton is back in the headlines right now. how she took aim at president trump during a commencement speech today. also ahead, we're there as d.c. gets ready to open its outdoor pools for the summer. and the mayor, she gets ready to take the plunge. and we'll take you to a hidden gem in our area. how you can enjoy the beach without ever crossing the bay bridge. also, we are working for you even during the break. >> you can get the latest from storm team4 and e top storiesth

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and protect our climate. togetherwell that works for everyone. with memorial day right around the corner, a lot of us are looking for ways to honor those who gave their lives in the line of duty. >> there's one man doing so in an unusual and poignant way. andrew loim esh cleans the grave stones of the forgotten soldiers. he scrubs away the dirt, and

he has connection, but he also researches all of their stories. he says, they're all heroes. >> it's so important not to forget. it's important to me to not only shine the historical value of that person, and to think about that person, but to place that into perspective and think about the people in your lives who are heroes now. we'll have more on his story and some of the veterans he's uncovered tonight on "nightly news." i'm melissa mollet with a look at your traffic for the weekend. lots of parades and celebrations. rockville hometown holiday, we have closures there in downtown rockville. i'll be hosting the parade on monday. saturday, bowie having its memorial day celebration. sunday, national memorial day

concert on pbs at the national mall. and then on monday, falls church memorial day celebration. so be aware, they're going to have some closures all over the place for those big celebrations. rolling thunder ride for freedom, sunday here, road closures from 10:30 in the morning to 3:00 in the afternoon. areas including the arlington memorial bridge, 12th street tunnel closed to northbound traffic, and the 9th street tunnel closed to southbound traffic. the full list of closures is on the nbc washington app. happy memorial day. ♪ ♪ >> take a look at that live picture. we'll tell you whether the pool in your neighborhood will be ready for you and the kids. also, whether you stay in town or head to the beach, we have your weather and traffic alert on this b

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the unofficial start to summer also means outdoor pool season. that means d.c.'s mayor is about to jump in a pool. >> mark segraves is live to show us all the action. >> hey, you guys are perfectly timed for this. look across my back. there's mayor muriel bowser waving her arms with a bunch of kids. they're about to do the mayoral plunge, an annual event to kick off the summer pool season in washington, d.c. we'll take it live right now, the mayoral plunge. >> the summer pool season! are we ready, ladies and gentlemen! all right, here we go! ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one

woo! >> reporter: and there you have it. the summer pool season in washington, d.c. is officially under way. i think you may have caught her facial expression there. i can tell you that this water is chilly today. the pools will officially open tomorrow at noon all across the district. 17 outdoor pools, 23 splash pools. for d.c. residents, they are completely free. if you go to the nbc washington app and search pools, you'll have the schedules and fees for all the pools throughout our region. that's the latest at the mayoral plunge. >> if i don't remember anything else today, i'm going to remember mark segraves saying, this water is chilly. great stuff, mark. you know, we have posted addresses and details on all the local pools opening this weekend in the d.c. area, i put the list

you can also open the nbc washington app and search pools. let's go from the pool to the beach. bethany beach, where a lot of folks are hoping the weekend weather picture improves. doug is doing our beach weather, backyard weather. what are you calling it, doug? >> i'm calling it whatever you want to call it. backyard weather, beach weather, come on down and see doug on a friday weather. whatever you want to do. but you guys like the weather today, right? we've got sunshine out here right now. actually, probably the best weather we're going to get all weekend. sorry, everybody, sorry, serve. but it but it's not that bad. come on, you too. where's my bradley beal shirt? where are you guys from again? >> d.c. >> what part? >> actually in d.c. >> these

county. so we have everybody coming down here. bethany, a great place to be today. and obviously great up and down from delaware down to ocean city. it's been a nice day, weather wise. the wind is blowing out of the west. we're currently at 75 degrees. next couple days, a little bit different. let's take a look at that forecast and show you how things are going to be, if you're heading to the beaches. 71 degrees on saturday. could be a chance of a shower late in the afternoon, but all in all, not too bad of a day. it's sunday after the system moves through that winds start to come off the ocean, that is much cooler. water temperature only in the low 60s. monday comes in at 68 degrees. a little bit cool, but everybody here is ready for it. if you have the shorts on, you got the sweatshirt, he's ready to go. amelia, it's not just the beaches and the mountains.

like the bkendee is actually going to be tomorrow morning. that's going to be your first weather headline. right now, sunday is looking dry. maybe rain early on memorial day, in the morning and midday hours. so the afternoon barbecues are looki looking good. tomorrow, showers are likely in the morning hours. then a chance for storms around in the afternoon. especially south of washington. lu luray, fredericksburg. and as we take a look at your ten-day forecast, sunday day is dry, but by the evening and overnight, some rain moving through. mid 70s, low 80s for memorial day, with showers around in the morning and midday hours and some late day sunshine. pat? >> thanks, amelia. are you

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>> i'm looking for a pirate, captain jack sparrow. >> then today is your lucky day, because i just happen to be captain jack sparrow. >> that's a clip from the new pirates of the caribbean movie hitting theaters this weekend. so how much does this swashbuckling adventure stack up to the others? is it worth the trip to the theater? jason fraley has the answers, and a look at other events happening around town this weekend. [ inaudible ] >> we could say jason has a frog in his throat, but clearly there's an audo problem there. >> it happens sometimes. maybe we'll get it fixed up and bring him back later to get an idea what's going on for the weekend. but i can tell you next on

trump's policies and governing style, without once mentioning his name. we'll show you why hillary clinton is trending today. >> when people in power invent their own facts and attack those who question them, it can mark the beginning of the end of a free society. and first lady melania trump has made a splash on her first foreign trip. today, a lot of folks are talking about the coat she was wearing and how much it cost. looking for something to do this memorial day weekend? well, why not visit the charming chesapeake bay town of north beac it's lessh.

now to what we're learning about the latest twist in the russian investigation. the president's son-in-law is under scrutiny. >> investigators are looking into ties between the trump campaign and russia and say jared kushner may have significant inform

them. blayne alexander has been learning the details. >> reporter: we know that jared kushner is the only current member of the west wing that's known to be under scrutiny. what this does is for the first time, this now puts the russia investigation inside the white hou house. officials tell nbc news, the president's son-in-law and close adviser jared kushner, is a person of interest, not suspected of a crime. but he likely has significant information relating to the russian investigation. >> he was the point person. so it makes a lot of sense that the fbi would want to talk to him to ask the key question at the center of this. why was there so much interaction, both meetings and communications with russians? >> reporter: last year, kushner met at least once with the russian ambassador, a central figure in the investigation and also with a prominent russian banker. back in march, sean spicer described kushner

transition team's main point of contact. >> reporter: kushner's lawyer said his client will work with investigators. in the uk, secretary of state rex tillerson putting out intel fires on a different front, telling his british counterpart the u.s. takes full responsibility for leaking manchester bombing evidence photos to the press. >> we obviously regret that that happened. >> reporter: an issue british prime minister brought up with president trump. >> he has made clear that that was unacceptable. the metropolitan police as i understand it, received assurances from the fbi. >> reporter: this weekend the president will return to washington and the russia investigation he left behind, now inside the white house and his own family circle. and jared kushner is now back in washington today after spending much of the week overseas with the president. back to you. >> thank you very much, blayne. hillary clinton saved her harshest criticism of president um

commencementh at alma mater. comparing what's happening now to 1969 when she gave the commencement speech as a student at wellesley college. and she specifically mentioned watergate and nixon. >> we were furious about the past presidential election of a man whose presidency would eventually end in disgrace with his impeachment for obstruction of justice. after firing the person running the investigation into him at the department of justice. >> clinton also encouraged graduates to get more involved in society and vote every chance they get. first lady melania trump turned heads in sicily with a fancy coat and a lot of folks can't stop talking about the price tag. the dolce and gabbana

available for you to buy until july. but an online retailer said it's sold out. if you do decide to buy it, it requires a $25,000 down payment. the full price, $51,000. >> my wife and i have set a $30,000 limit. we don't go a penny over. customs agencies intercept fake products every day. but this haul is unusual. counterfeit ear buds, all labelled with the samsung brand. but they weren't real. officials say that many genuine ear buds would sell for 300 to $400,000. all these were part of the three million in counterfeit products they find every day. a report obtained by news4 from federal auditors

millions of dollars worth of parts and the liquid needed to use the devices. nearly all the materials are imported from china, one of the major ports of entry is virginia, where customs officials screen them in norfolk. looking for a little bit of sun and sand, but don't want to fight the bridge traffic, well, consider the small town of north beach, maryland. meg megan mcgrath spent the day there and learned the city has a whole summer's worth of events planned for you if you visit. >> reporter: with the coming upon memorial day, a lot of people will be hitting the beach, but you don't have to cross the chesapeake bay in order to find sand. north beach is a charming little town located right on the chesapeake bay. it's only about an hour's drive from d.c., and the vibe is very chill and family friendly.

and we have a museum. we have a sculpture garden. we have shops, great restaurants. and a view that you can only find in a bayside town. >> reporter: and there's something going on all the time in north beach. one of the most popular events is the friday farmers market. it's really more than just a farmers market with produce. they close down streets. there's a classic car ride-in. you can talk to the drivers, and artisans sell their wares. but any day of the week in the summertime, just go to the calendar and take a look. there's sure to be an event that you'll want to attend. megan mcgrath, news4. >> and you don't have to cross the bridge. sounds good to me. >> we were trying to get you to jason fraley entertainment report, but we can tell you this, he didn't like "pirates of the caribbean" and he didn't

>> and i well. it's one of e easst ways to find out how much a home is worth, or is it? >> buyers count on zillow's zestimate, but now the accuracy of it is under fire. is yours too high or too low? is it misleading some home buyers? hundreds of thousands of people are coming to town for the rolling thunder will demonstration. we'll take you to where the bikes are and tell you how to get around the road closures. >> and we're bringing you the latest headlines even during

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republican leaders are to affordable health care. i'm tom perriello and in congress i voted for obamacare because it was wrong that a million virginians weren't covered while insurance companies held all the power. now i'm running for governor because it's wrong that most virginia incomes haven't gone up in 20 years. together, we can stop donald trump, raise wages and build an economy that works for everyone. and we'll make sure this never happens in virginia. leon harris here at the live desk, where we are watching a breaking situation. a shooting in manassas. we want to show you some pictures we're getting live from pe

this is in, we understand, the 9700 block of picket lane in manassas, a townhome community. near osborn high school. one person was shot there at least one time and has been airlifted to the hospital in critical condition. we know it happened around 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. no word on a suspect in this case or how many others may be involved here. so we'll keep on top of that story, as soon as we get new details in here, we'll deliver them to you throughout the hour, but right now, we're watching this situation break in manassas. >> have to hope for the best for the person who was shot. a lot of you use zillow.com to estimate how much your home is worth, but how accurate is it? some realtors say the estimates are way too high. now one homeowner is suing the site on grounds that its estimate prevented her from

selling. jo ling kent is here to break it down. how does it work? >> the zestimate is really popular. you've probably come across it without even realizing it. you google an address and there it is. the zestimate, according to stwril zillow is a collection of public data, public records, your previous home sale price, and all kinds of things that go into an algorithm with a secret sauce. it incorporates data points provided by users. so it's a zestimate that a lot of homeowners don't agree with, especially when it comes to selling their home. and a class action lawsuit has been filed in the state of illinois about that very fact. a lots of homeowners and developers say they're being underestimated when it comes to their price and zillow is unfairly violating consumer protection laws and perhaps assigning an appraisal when it's not really an appraisal. so that's what's happening on th z

big deal as people prepare to sell their homes this summer. >> i gotta admit, full disclosure. we toss our address in there occasionally to get an idea what zillow is saying. what are they doing to fix the issue? >> zillow is saying the lawsuit has no merit. but they're launching an open competition, a $1 million prize, open to any programmers around the world to help their zestimate be more accurate. so if you can do it, you can win a million bucks and help out zillow. but that's what they're doing to try to mitigate some of this blowback. >> fascinating stuff. jo ling kent, thanks so much. >> thank you. >> you can see more of jo's reporting tonight on "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. you'll hear from the lawyer behind the lawsuit and

make sure you watch the "nightly news" with lester holt right here after news4 for more on that story, and i think, chris, you just said that. we'll hear more about that then. meanwhile, tilapia has long been a staple fish in brazilian diets, but there's another use for this fish. helping burn victims. the unusual treatment that some doctors are swearing by now. and we're taking you live to the beach with storm team4 meteorologist doug kammerer.

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you're going to see and hear a lot of that over the next few days. this memorial day weekend marks 30 years of rolling thunder, an event that draws hundreds of thousands of motorcyclis

our service members. >> the ceremony kick off tonight, but the big event takes place on sunday on the national mall. the rolling thunder ride for freedom. here's a map of the route. those roads will be closed beginning around 10:30 sunday morning. chris gordon caught up with a few riders. >> reporter: during this year's rolling thunder, riding with a group from south carolina, for some of them, this is their 12th straight year. i'm riding behind ken gull itch who served in the navy for 30 years. he's been in the gulf car, afghanistan and iraq. he retired from the navy just last friday. he's here for rolling thunder, to honor the veterans who fought for our freedom. >> thiss

purpose, remembering the people who lost their lives for our country. >> reporter: ahead at 5:00, we'll bring you the blessing of the bikes from the national cathedral. back to you. >> gosh, i love the sight of chris on the back of that motorcycle. we posted a complete list of official events and road closures. just open the nbc washington app and search rolling thunder. well, if you're headed accounted of town for the memorial day weekend and you still haven't left, there is a live look for you at the traffic. and as you can see, conditions here on 50 east don't look too bad. >> not too bad right now, but -- that's 66 and 50. >> and that's a snapshot as well. you don't know how it is a few miles down the road. we do know the next best time to leave is going to be 10:00 tonight. the

authority said the bay bridge will be backed up until then. or you could wait until morning. leaving 7:00 a.m. saturday is a good way to avoid traffic. and as far as the weather is concerned, storm team4 has you covered. >> yeah, amelia is in the storm center looking ahead to tomorrow's storms. but first let's head to the lucky guy on the beach with his toes in the sand. >> reporter: you know it, chris. my kids, they had their toes in the sand already. but they have -- has anybody gone in the water? >> i did. >> reporter: i can tell you did. was it chilly? was it too cold? >> no. >> reporter: gotta remember, kids can get in there. they don't have the same nerve endings that we do as older people. no, that's not true. you guys are all from the d.c. area. you guys are from germantown. >> yes. >> you guys are from? >> bethesda. >> and you

>> georgetown. >> where are we? >> bethany. >> reporter: yes, bethany is the place to be. weather wise it's pretty nice. 75, on the breezy side right now, but all in all, not too bad. take a look down toward the beaches. with the nice west wind, a beautiful calm ocean, it's really quite nice. not too many people in there but there's a few. earlier in ocean city, you see them walking along the boardwalk. a lot of people came early yesterday and so far, talking to people that have just shown up here, we've not had a whole lot of traffic down, so this is good news for us. let's show you weather wise what you're going to be seeing the next couple days. cooler weather for sunday and monday, but tomorrow, not bad. i think it will be kind of like what we have now, cloudy skies, 71. afternoon showers tomorrow, but i'm not expecting a lot of rain. sunday we're going dry now. a little bit cool with a east wind, kicking up

closer to 70, but still on the cool side. so if you're heading to the beaches, make sure you bundle up. how about the mountain forecast. 70 degrees on your saturday, 73 on sunday, and 80 on monday. so if you're heading to the mountains, not bad there. but saturday you could see some showers there. we'll head into amelia. because we're having a great weekend. you guys all stays for the whole weekend? >> yep. >> anybody going home today? >> no. >> nobody's going home today. back to you, amelia. i know ur staying at home. >> i am. but i'm off. that's all that matters. as we take a look to your evening planner, and at the beach, what does it matter, if it's 50, 60 degrees, you're at the beach. right now here in washington, we're at 75 degrees. we're dry this evening, mainly clear skies. 11:00 p.m., cool with the temperature around 68. take a look at what you can expect in the m

today. scattered showers around during the early morning hours, but we're dry for the middle part of the day as we head into the later afternoon and evening hours. hiss and miss showers for fredericksburg, charlottesville, and the luray area. 5:00 a.m., we're tracking mainly clear skies, about you showers starting to move in. at noon, future weather wants to bring rain to virginia in the afternoon hours. but widely scattered showers and thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon. and then at your ten-day. some rain potentially overnight sunday into early monday. >> thanks, amelia. for a lot of folks this memorial day weekend will include a trip to the cemetery. but in one local community, that trip will be spoiled by vandalism. >> susan hogan is in the

vandalism we learned about back in april. dozens of headstones and grave markers damaged at a cemetery in warrenton, virginia. we have good news to share about the repairs. plus, check out this video. this woman decides she's not having it when somebody tries to steal her car at the gas pump. we're going to hear from her, what was going through her mind when she jumped on the hood of her own car. that's gutsy. oh, my gosh. we'll see you soon with more of those stories and many more. >> tough to drive with someone on your windshield. >> i did a double-take on that video. thanks, susan. we really want to say thank you to all of you out there who helped make red nose day a success here on nbc. the third annual event raised more than $35 million for children in need here in the u.s. and around the world as well. the

start for host chris hard wick, who took a tumble on the rain-slickened outdoor stage at rockefeller plaza, but he's a pretty tough guy, he recovered and the show went on. that event has now raised more than $95 million. again, it's only been around for three years here in the u.s. >> it's been a long running show in england and since the

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looks like something of bral. >> reporte >> translator: collagen which is important for healing. >> reporter: it's sterilized and applied as bandages on second and third degree burns. it's full of moisture, helps fight infection and can usually stay on until the wound heals, unlike regular bandages that must be changed daily. a painful process. >> translator: it's excellent, it takes the pain away. >> reporter: there's no obvious use for tilapia skin in the u.s. where there's a good supply of human doanar skin. it's more likely to be used in places like brazil. >> reporter: in the tilapia chain, the skin is thrown away. we are using this to convert it to

now at00, setting the stage for your memorial daywh y downtown, out of town, or if you're just staying home. >> it's a week that started with tragedy, anger and sadness, and then a search for peace. i'm tracee wilkins. coming up on news4, today was the funeral for army second lieutenant richard collins iii. and there's new hope for a local cemetery where vandals destroyed nearly a hundred headstones. the progress they're making on repairs. but on this memorial day weekend, we pause to remember those who gave their lives for our freedom. >> today in prince george's county, the community came together to remember a man who never got the chance. it was an emotional goo

last weekeommid funeral today. ere gathering to life of richard celebrate his life. >> richard collins iii did more in his short life than most will do in a full lifetime. ♪ his eye is on the sparrow >> it is tragic to lose a service member while serving in combat. it is equally hurtful when we lose a member in uniform due to senseless acts of violence. >> the bible says there's a