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why a local group is warning mosques. and outpouring of emotion during a special ceremony to salute those who made the ultimates sacrifice. a look at the bay bridge. memorial day traffic this year expected to be the busiest since 2005. good evening. you can be one of the 40 million people leaving town for the weekend or enjoying the holiday at home you need to know what mother nature has planned for us. dra amelia, what can we expect? >> tomorrow afternoon some scattered showers and thunderstorms. any storms that develop tomorrow could be strong to severe. take a look at what i'm tracking on storm team 4 radar. this is what meteorologists call for

our way. i will show you the latest time. this just in. 8:00 a.m. mainly dry and cloudy. mainly dry through the morning and then we see scattered showers and thunderstorms. widely scattered showers and thunderstorms. at 6:00 p.m. around the fredricksburg area very heavy rainfall and potential for severe thunderstorm or two. this area south of the district will have the best chance for severe weather later in the day tomorrow. highs only in the low 70s. what you can expect for the rest of the holiday weekend coming up at 11:18. the brother of one of the d.c. snipers victims says he is putting his trust in the justice system and he is hoping it is not putting a monster on the street. now reaction to the surprise ruling overturning life sentences of lee maldo. he was then 15 years old.

judge's rationale. >> reporter: the victims were shot at random in parking lots, going to school, mowing the lawn, gripping washington area in fear in the fall of 2002. during three terrifying weeks ten people were killed, three more were wounded including a 13-year-old boy. snipers turned out to be a mentally disturbed man who planned to kill his ex wife and wanted it to look like she was another random victim. he was executed seven years later. the other was lemalvowho said he was brainwashed. after separate trials he was twice sentenced to life without parole. then came a u.s. supreme court decision declaring life without parole sentences for juveniles unconstitutional and last year the court said that ruling should apply to cases on appeal. today a federal judge in virginia said because of those rulings he must get new nt

>> pete williams reporting. a spokesperson for the virginia attorney general says that the office is reviewing the decision and will do everything possible to make sure he serves life sentences. we reached out and the spokesperson told us there is no time table on a decision as yet. >> take you back to october of 2002. ten people killed, three injured. in october 2004 malvo is sentenced to life without parole. in march 2005 after the supreme court banned death penalty for anyone under 18 prosecutors decided to not prosecute malvo for another murder. new at 11, a special ceremony to honor heroes who put their lives on the line for our freedom. news 4's shomari stone joins us live from the vietn

memorial with a look at how they are being remembered tonight. tell us about it. >> reporter: good evening. some of the people i talked to, the veterans tell me they did not feel appreciated when they returned home after the war. the crowd made sure that they felt appreciated and loved. >> i'm very pleased to be here. >> reporter: sylvia moreno and her son flew in from texas to honor her brother at the vietnam veterans memorial. >> it's a great emotion. to me it's my heart. >> reporter: she placed his photo next to his name. she is one of about 3,000 people paying tribute to the more than 58,000 u.s. service men and women who died in the vietnam war. they walk along the wall and read the names inscribed on the black granite appreciating the

freedoms. >> it's a great pride knowing i have a family member that gave his life so that i can be here. >> reporter: sylvia thanks her brother for making the ultimate sacrifice. >> i will never forget him. >> reporter: very special tribute. this weekend marks the 30th anniversary of the rolling thunder. the demonstration is on sunday. live here, i'm shomari stone, news 4. a lot of things going on this weekend. the big event, the ride for freedom scheduled for sunday. major roads around the mall and across memorial bridges will be closed from late morning through evening on sunday. you can find a full listing of closures on the nbc washington app. homeland security secretary hn

national airport. he met with tsa personnel to observe passenger screening as the busy travel season begins. the good news is that the vast majority of passengers are only waiting about five minutes or less to go through the check point. kelly says travelers have to be patient and vigilant. he warned there are constant threats world wide. >> the good news is we have great intelligence collection overseas. u.s. intelligence collection. we have great sharing with partners overseas. >> reporter: to prepare for heavy travel summer season tsa added 50 more passenger k-9 teams. thousands of people, many of them complete strangers packed a church to pay tribute to richard collins iii. he was killed on the campus of university maryland last week in what police say was unprovoked attack. it is being investigated as a

friends and family reflected on collins life and his tragic death. here now a few of those touching tributes. >> 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. >> in america we are only one percent of our nation raises the right hand and swears an oath to defend this country, this young man stepped forward. >> and the final tribute of his father. he saluted his son's casket before the hearse left the church. the burial will be private and held at a later date. two people stabbed to death at a transit center. that is breaking news out of portland, oregon. according to police a man was shouting hate speech directing towards two

but police say comments weren't just anti-muslim. when by standers tried to step in the man attacked them with a knife. two died and one victim is expected to survive. the suspect ran away but police did catch up with him. we are just a few hours into ramadan and some muslims are fearful that during a time that should be about prayer an advocacy group is warning mosques of possible arson and vandalism attacks. jackie bensen joins us from northwest washington with a look at what led to this alert. what are you hearing about this? >> reporter: good evening. the alert comes from concerns that world events such as bombing in manchester, england could encourage people with bad intentions to act on them. safety is on the minds of those at the all dulles area muslim society in loudoun county as the observance of ramadan begins. >> it is

at the same time we have to do what we need to do in order to protect ourselves and protect people around us. >> we have seen mosques vandalized with graffiti, pork wrapped around door handles. >> reporter: scott simpson is with muslim advocates. his group has issued an alert to mosques across the u.s. urging them to take preventive measures against arson and vandalism. >> we have seen five suspected arsons just this year. >> reporter: many mosques in the d.c. area have already increased their security with surveillance cameras and other measures. the all dulles mosque is no stranger to threats but that it stopped after an extensive and ongoing interfaith outreach. >> we must stand shoulder to shoulder, hand in hand. we just came from veterans event for peace. we walk hand in hand

and we shall walk hand in hand together to overcome any challenges we may face. >> reporter: and the advice to worshippers, if you see something say something. live in northwest, jackie bensen, news 4. >> we have all heard of ramadan. nice to take a deeper dig into what it means to followers. fasting is one of the five fundamental principles. each day during ramadan muslims do not eat or drink from sunrise to sunset. muslims are supposed to avoid bad behavior and practice self-restraint. some read the entire q'uran. a man says an intruder injured his wife. witnesses say this video is police brutality. find out what investigators are telling us about this. and the d.c. mayor marks the unofficial start osu

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police department in texas is investigating one of its own officers after video that appears to show an officer punching a teenager surfaced on twitter. we have to warn you the video is violent and may be disturbing. officers were responding to report of erratic sdriev. the two teens were charged with resisting arrest. the officers seen hitting the teen is now out on paid leave. in connecticut a man appeared in court in a murder

case that reveals law enforcement's rather clever use of digital clues to solve major crimes. the key piece of evidence, a fit bit. when police examined one belonging to the victim it told a very different tale than the one told by her husband thrks suspect. >> reporter: richard told connecticut police a terrifying story. an intruding covers in a dark green camouflaged suit with a mask tortured him and fatally shot his wife according to court documents. investigators didn't buy it. he was charged with murder. he pled not guilty and appeared in court geagain today. the story police say started to unravel. among evidence a little device worn by millions. her every step was logged the morning of the

police put together minute to minute digital timeline. he told police his wife came home during intrusion and told her to run and then said intruder chased her to the basement and shot him. police say total distance from garage to basement would have been 125 feet. his lawyer did not respond to our request for an interview. this case the latest example of how electronic footprints are used in crime solving. used to be wipe the fingerprint. >> now we can open or close my apartment door. if you turn on and off the light the same thing happens. all of these records are being generated that law enforcement can get access to through legal processes. >> reporter: in this case a 40-year-old father of two says he is innocent. will a fit bit prove to be a credible witness? nbc news,

three, two, one. >> there she goes. she did it. d.c. mayor took the traditional mayoral plunge today in northwest to kick off the summer season. tomorrow 17 outdoor pools and some 23 spray parks will be opening up in the district. however, the big pool at east potomac park is not going to open up this summer. it will undergo a $15 million renovation. here is what you can do to stay safe in the pool this summer. >> teach your kids how to swim, very, very important. have what we call adult water watcher, someone looking at the kids when they are in the pool. the fencing around your pool should be four sided and have closing latches for the gates. always learn cpr. >> we posted the addresses and details of all the local pools opening up this weekend in the d.c. area. just check out the app and open it up and searchor

it had to be freezing to jump into a pool. >> as a meteorologist, making a pool forecast for this weekend didn't cross my mind. low 70s is not pool weather. >> looks like pools will get filled. >> monday going to the pool not looking bad then. we are finding temperatures in the 60s across the area. we will have overnight lows mid 50s to low 60s. take a look. 68 degrees in washington. as we look to your planner for tomorrow more updates on the forecast. this is a tricky forecast. the latest information coming in a lot of computer models are in agreement that we are dry for the morning and mid day hours, as well. 62 degrees at 7:00 a.m. at noon maybe a shower but for the most part just most of us seeing mostly cloudy skies. afternoon and evening hours seeing scattered showers and thunderstorms. any storms potentially on the strongo

south of washington. a high tomorrow of 73. we'll hit that around 4 p.m. by 7:00 p.m. around 70 degrees. not that bad with rain you had lately the mold now high. over the weekend we will likely see grass pollen arise. as far as tree pollen goes that season starting to wind down. future weather i'm not showing you tomorrow. y sunday morning mostly cloudy and dry. i am letting future weather play throughout the day. it is dry but mostly cloudy. 4:00 showers moving in. as we move into the evening hours we are seeing rain move into montgomery county. fairfax, alexandria, arlington, prince william and fredrick county. we continue to track showers timed overnight. if you or somebody you know is going camping heads up. potentially heavy rain over the mountains. showers around early monday

our way throughout the day i don't think that shower will materialize. we notice increasing sunshine and low 80s for a high temperature on monday. the rolling thunder on sunday. here is what you can expect. 65 degrees at 8:00 a.m. 71 at noon. 3:00 p.m. in the mid 70s. mostly cloudy skies. keeping it dry during the day sunday. monday slight chance for shower early otherwise increasing sunshine. highs in the low 80s. weather, well we are used to just not lately looking like mainly dry and comfortable weather. low humidity. temperatures in the 70s and 80s. 84 on tuesday. 82 on wednesday. 77 maybe rain on thursday. not a washout of a weekend. this isn't a weekend any meteorologist wants to predict. it's a long weekend, rain in the forecast and tricky. >> we will blame this on seattle mariners. they brought seattle weather. san diego

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the nats have been worth the price of admission to start the season. their bullpen has been that weakest link. relievers giving up over five runs a game compared to starters giving up just three. tonight scherzer gave those relief pitchers much-needed rest. getting a lot of help from those explosive bats against san diego. trey turner leading off in the first. leaving out solo home run gives the nats a 1-0 lead after one. michael taylor just one hit tonight. he made it count. two-run shot breaks the tie in the fourth. the nats ahead 3-1. in the seventh harper takes the national league lead in home runs, his 15th of the year. this ends up landing in arlington. season high 13 strikeouts. he was one out away from a complete game. na

the terps are headed to national championship in women's lacros lacrosse. four goals, four assists for maryland against penn state in the victory tonight. with the win on sunday maryland could win a fourth national championship since 2010. it was almost an entire state of maryland affair in the title game but navy lost to boston college in the other semi final 16-15. the terps take on eagles on sunday at 11:00 for the national championship. the mystics hosting chicago sky. mystics up five in the second quarter. showing off her outside cuts. 12 points for her. can also knock it down from long range. mystics ahead by nine at the break. third quarter more. she scores thr

points in this one. 21-0 run. washington win 88-79 over chicago. over 20 wounded warriors kicked off memorial day weekend at the whiskey creek golf course. the veterans were able to golf free of charge at the purple tee golf classic. the event benefitted military order of purple heart. provides golf programs for post 9/11 wounded war veterans many of whom took up golf after their injuries. >> being outdoors on a day like this, i think my -- i didn't play golf before but my perspective now in life has changed quite a bit. it really does play to kind of the spirit of golf and a lot of things i have learned through it and one thing i have learned in golf is point of emphasis is having a day like this.

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