new 4 at 11:00, begins with breaking news. >> good evening, more breaking news from spain tonight, a second terrorist attack, less than a day after the 13 people were

dozens more injured from a van that drove in to a crowd. >> it's two hours south of barcelona and now, we know some of the attackers are dead. we are tracking the news from the live desk. >> reporter: it's 5:00 a.m. in barcelona and much of the country is soon going to be waking up to the after math of the deadlieiest terror attack ty have seen in a decade. let's look at where the second attack happened, it was in the resort town of cambrils, they say troopers opened fire on five suspects, killing all of them. those suspects may have been wearing explosive vests. investigators say they believe they were linked to the barcelona attack and a separate deadly explosion that happened the night before. this news came hours after the horror we saw today where a car

injuring more than a hundred. two people were arrested and the driver is believed to be on the loose. today was the latest in a series of low-tech attacks in european cities. isis claims responsibility for barcelona's attack. but they have not confirmed it. >> things are getting back to normal at dulles international airport after a security scare there earlier tonight. >> we brought you the breaking news at fi5:00 and 6:00 tonight. a suspicion van brought out of the bomb squad, megan has more on the impact. >> reporter: it took passengers longer to access the airport, but the officers said that they were forced to shut down the entire section of the ticketing terminal here. they tell us that a k-nine handler was alerted that this was

sort inside a van that was just outside the doors here. so, police took action, to make sure that passengers in the area were safe. chopper 4 flew over what was a tense scene for many passengers arriving the airport. first, a robot, inspected the vehicle. opening up the rear door. and then moments later, a virginia state police officer suited up to do his own inspection. meanwhile, traffic in to the airport was at a crawl. since cars were diverted to the lower level. >> if somebody left something there and they would come get it or they would shut everything down. so, it's just, you know, it's normal. really. >> reporter: travelers like rob hornbuckle were not too bothered by the delays. and within two hours, the scene was all clear. and the airport was back to normal. but some passengers say this is just another reminder of how you always have

>> there's always a level of concern. but we have to live our lives. >> they say, nothing hazardous was found in the van and no charges were filed. back to you. >> megan, thank you. turning to our weather now, we have got a chance to see some severe storms on our friday. >> but first, what is left on the radar for us overnight, doug? >> we have got one storm out there right now, most of the area has been dry all night long. we have seen showers and thunderstorms to our west, you may have seen some of that lightning around the area. still lightning going on. you see the storms, they all have fizzled out except for this guy here. it's in toward clark county going in to loudoun county. if you are in that area, you are seeing that lightning, that is not heat lightning. there is no such thing, it's lightning from the storm moving in to loudoun county, but it's quickly dying out. but what is not dying out is

tomorrow, strong to severe. we will time it out so you can see what it means for the weekend. >> new at 11:00, charlottesville mayor is expected to call for the removal of the statue of robert e. lee. he initially voted for keeping the statue in february. organizers of last weekend's unite the right rally supported keeping the statue where it is. our sister station in charlottes ville is reporting that the mayor will call for a community meeting on how to honor heather hyer, they call for a memorial to replace the lee statue. >> one of the virginia state police troopers killed while monitoring last weekend's violence will be buried tomorrow. theun

they were in a helicopter that went down on saturday. baits was from northern virginia, earlier this week, his brother talked with news 4. >> words can not describe how proud we were of him. and all that you accomplished. i thought about something and started to hex him and caught myself. >> the funeral for lieutenant cullen will be saturday in chester field, there was no distress call from the help helicopter before it crashed. they are trying to figure out what caused the crash. >> tonight is extra security around several confederate monuments in our area. someone sprayed obscene language on the monument and it's been cleaned up, bullet the sheriff's department wants you to see the video hoping someone will recognize the two people that they are calling possible suspects. >> at the maryland statehouse,

rodger tawney, he is the former supreme court justice that defended slavery in the dread scott decision. they are supporting plans to remove the statue, it could come down at any time, today the state senate president came out against removing it. saying the statue should stay to educate people about the past. >> wiand we are sorting on out confusion of the possible of renaming of two different schools. you may have heard that's a gofundme account to cover the cost of changing the names of stone wall jackson schools. the chairman of the schoolboard started the account and today, the school district responded saying chairman ryan sawyers is doing it as a private citizen and not on the behalf of the district. hundreds turned out to remember a teenager killed by a stray bullet

killer. news 4 jackie benson explains why officers from another state were among those in the crowd tonight. >> somebody out there knows who killed my baby. somebody knows who did it. >> reporter: the plea came from a woman who at that moment was not the veteran police sergeant that investigated countless crimes against children, including murders. it came from the broken heart of a mother who lost a precious child, accomplished, bright, beautiful and college bound, was just 17 when she was killed by a bullet meant for someone else. >> my baby don't deserve this. she just -- this is not our story, this is not my story. >> forever remember this young lady. >> reporter: hundreds gathered near the site of the shooting that happened at august 10th. someone opened fire on a crowd just as she was driving past .

and was so excited about her next chapter. >> reporter: among that -- among those that gathered, police from another police department. the family chose to let her bring joy to people one more time, by donating her organs. her liver saved the life of a upper darby police officer. >> he has been on the transplant list for a while and he received her liver yesterday and quite possibly saved his life. >> reporter: in addition to the liver transplant, five other people received life saving organ donations from her. in northeast washington, jackie benson. news 4. >> new at 11:00, d.c. police were able to make an arrest in the case of a murder of a man and

his dog were gunned down on the river walk trail in southeast. roy is charged tonight with first degree murder. no word yet if the two men knew one another. >> tonight a mother is upset after her 2-year-old son was left inside a daycare van for more than two hours. the toddler attends new creation child development center. it's located at new image community baptist church on alabama avenue in southeast. his mother told news 4 the incident happened while the daycare was on a field trip to the movies earlier today. she said that the daycare staff didn't call an ambulance until they returned to the school. her son was taken to children's hospital and was expected to be released tonight. >> we contacted the daycare and they told us "this is an unfortunate situation that occurred even with our policies that are in place. we have interviewed our staff, and we are reviewing our policies to make certain that this does not happen

>> next at 11:00, the late night hosts had their chance, now "weekend update" weighs in on a difficult week for the nation. see how tina fey stole the show tonight and the response already coming in from uva. >> plus, nba super star, kevin durant back in his hometown and speaking up about president trump. >> and we are less than four days until the sun goes dark in the middle of the afternoon. how the country is gearing up for

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eclipse and the countdown is going on. but snagging a power of the must have glasses is getting tougher and tougher. stores are quickly running out of the one thing you need to fully enjoy this experience. >> t-minus four days until the great solar eclipse of 2017 and it's a mad dash to get the special eclipse shades. today in chicago, the line wr wrapped around the block. >> we got here at 7:00. and we went through 9,000 pairs. >> and look at the line stretching down the block. in indianapolis, knock ville, huntsville and nashville. online, some people are paying extreme amounts for a dollar pair of glasses. on e bay, we found a pair for $999. meanwhile, vanderbilt university is recalling 8,000 pair that may not have the necessary iso certification logo, number

and the manufacturer, don't take a chance. >> we don't recommend you take a chance. >> in all, 88 million people live within 200 miles of the so-called path of totality. the last time a total clip of the sun occurred coast-to-coast in the united states was in 1918 and it turns out generally a single spot on the planet only experiences an eclipse once every 375 years. >> it is an event, it is a human a experience. it is a chance for us to connect with the cosmos in a way that we normally can't. >> oregon will be the first to go dark. >> this is our adventure for the year. maybe for the millenia. >> carbondale, illinois will be dark the longest. hotels sold out for 200 miles. >> work-up one big -- one big concern, that accidents could spike.

pull off the road if you want to peek. >> it's a craze, hey, we are keeping close tabs on where you can get a pair of the glasses. just open our nbc washington app and search, eclipse glasses and don't forget, doug will be down in south carolina reporting. >> yeah. yeah, he will. >> from the path. >> yeah. he will. >> from the path of totality. he has his specs tonight. >> harsh comments from kevin durant. he told espn that he will not visit the white house if his nba champion, golden state warriors were invited. he said that the president played a role in the escalation of racial tension and rise of white supremists. >> it's a tough weak for comedy. don't

from the reaction we are seeing on social media tonight, tina fey delivered on weekend update, she suggested to try sheet caking as a coping mechanism. >> don't yell it at the klan, colin, yell it in to the cake. >> you know, they have already cancelled some of the new rallies. >> you see, it's working already. sheet caking is a grassroots movement, colin. most of the women i know have been doing it once a week since the election. >> people are calling fey a national treasure online, she attacked republican pundits and went at house speaker paul ryan using colorful language this evening. fey graduated from uva back in 1992, and the school tweeted it's kudos after tonight's show. >> we invite you to help us clear the shelters this weekend.

this saturday. we are just one of the nbc owned tv stations teaming up with hundreds of shelters in hopes of finding homes for every animal. you can find a map of participating shelters here and many more details about the event. in our nbc washington app, search clear the shelters. >> going to be a big day. >> that is saturday, yeah, we hope you will join us in that effort and help potentialing a storms tonight? >> we had one more storm. and i looked at the latest radar and it's gone. it's done. just like. that that is how they developed, here one second and gone the next. we did not see any severe thunderstorm warnings. we saw a but of lightning and the one storm that i showed you 17 minutes ago, it's gone. out this right now, you can see what i'm talking about. look at winchester, you see the shower developing and then you see it quickly just completely die as it makes it's way to

root 7, right on back toward bluemont. that is it, but that will not be it tomorrow. you see cloud cover developing, with the storms that moved on in. could see areas of fog overnight, i'm not worried about that, but that is something to think about tomorrow morning. and then we get in to this area. look at the front back here, it's back to the west. out ahead of this, we are seeing showers and storms, and i think we are going to see those during the day tomorrow. let's go hour by hour and help you plan your day as you make your way out on friday. friday, so excited. it's -- i'm not going anywhere this weekend though. anyway, on friday. as we move through the day, noon, no problems here. but watch what happens by 3:00. starting to see storms developing back to the west and by 5:00, they are right on the doorstep of d.c. and 6:00, around i-95. those could be locally strong and severe and notice by 8:00. the computer model is bringing up storms on the chesapeake

storm impacts fr s from 2:00 a 7:00. high winds and heavy rainfall that will be the biggest threats. yes, we could see hail too, but i don't think that we will see hail too big tomorrow. it's all about the high winds as they move through and very heavy rain. tomorrow, planning your day, you are fine early. if you have plans early, maybe you are taking the kids to school or thinking of getting lunch outdoors, i think you are fine around the 12:00 hour. it's 3-7 where we could get on the stormy side. next couple of days. high temperatures in to the upper 80s. 89, saturday and sunday. and less humid out there, by the way, i said i was not doing anything this weekend. i'm flying to south carolina on sunday, to be there for the eclipse on monday. here in our area. looking good for the eclipse. again, 82% totality in our area. so, still going to be a show in our region. peaks at 2:42 in the afternoon and

91 on your tuesday and we will have a good chance of storms on wednesday before that front. that front will be a strong front and it will give us some phenomenal weather, thursday, friday, saturday, and sunday. look at that, temperatures near 80, plenty of sunshine, low humidity. looking great. >> sounds good, thank you, doug. >> coming up, how close is ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design.

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♪ all right, what you got tonight, dave? >> well, i don't mean to interrupt your total eclipse stuff, but --

the total eclipse. i have bright stuff to tell you with about, it can only get better, a refrain heard from many redskin fans after the dismalseason opener that produced three points. and it's only preseason and to be fair, quarterback cousins was missing some of his favorite targets. but their health, this is the bright part, is improving, raising hope, it will be better saturday against the packers. >> good. >> it has to be, right? crowder recovering from a hamstring injury. second day on the practice field, looks like he will play. that is good news. and another receiver, dealing with hamstring injury, will be a game-time decision according to the head had coach, jay gruden and tight end, jordan reed, still on the physically unable to perform list but getting closer to returning after wearing a special orthopedic in his

>> it tough when you miss time, it's rough. but you know, i just try to stay positive and understand that it's for the better for the whole season. so, i think, the coach is allowing me to rest it and allowing it to heal, i don't think that it will be a problem during the season, because it's starting to heal up really good right now. >> hey, i know a little pretty place in southern california in san diego way, bruce springsteen there. nats visiting the padres. a little adam lynn for you. lynn lifts the ball to left, does it have enough? to. but enough to bring howie kendrick in to score. and the nats take a 1-0 lead on the sack fly from lynn. bottom frame of the inning. jose brella up and in to left center field, that is problem. that brings in tying run. tied at one in the fourth inning. hey, you can go home, but notve

and makes a point to appreciate where he came from and where he came from is maryland, just outside the district, and the people knit, played a large role in his development and today, durant and seat pleasant came together for kevin durant day. >> this means a lot to bring a championship back here. hopefully i bring more and more and more, but, my goal is to keep screaming pg county and seat pleasant everywhere i go, i appreciate the love and support, it's amazing. let's keep it going. >> he said, when i come here, i'm not kevin durant. i'm not kd, i'm just kevin. i just want to be kevin. that's it. when i come here, because i just want to be home. >> appreciate his sentiment, that is for sure. listen, our thoughts with mark, who is recovering from cancer surgery. he explained he had cancer in his left leg and complications from surgery and radiation led to amputation of the leg, but he

and hopes to return to row-1, seat-1, soon. >> wonderful, we wish him well. >> he is reallily in to it, he is not in those suites. he is right in the stands. >> every time. >> we look fward toor

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how much do you want to know? here's the cool thing about this, guys, we are not going to see totality, but i don't want you to think it not going to be a big deal, it will. it will start around 1:17, and 2:42, we will have 82% of the eclipse covering the sun. it will be amazing here. got to get outside and take a

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♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- rami malek, kathryn hahn,