promises an all-out attack o the scams targeting the elderly. one of america's most wanted fugitives captured in prince george's county. >> investigators say he killed a wotn just l night in d.c. >> the victim in that case found stabbed to d in her home in southeast. her family says she leaves behind four children. >> we learned the suspect had been on the run from police for ars. let's get to darcy spencer who has the details. sounds like quite a case. >> reporter: it is, pat.re we here at prince george's county police headquarters where police are expected t hold a press conference at 5:00 outlining detailsf this arrest. as you said, our understanding is the police have arrested a manho was on the fbi's top ten list of most wantedit fes and he is now being accused of killing two women. i want to show y a photo of the woman who was killed in d.c., her body found in her

apartment just last night. natina kiah was stabbed to deatm inside that apt. a family member says she met the suspect on her job. she works as a officer at a homeless shelter in d.c. that's how they got to know each other and have been dating.ph lamont steson is now a suspect in her murder. relatives say she had started to date him f and fell him not knowing he was a wanted man. wanted for thef murder his fiancee in 2014. let's hear from her daughter and we talked to them just in the last hour. >> my mom not gonna be there for my graduation or my. prom just why. why did you have to do it? >> that was my only child. that was my only chil h an took her away from me. he took it away from me. but he will not take my joy.

>> reporter: that was a very emotional time when we interviewed that family right t outside ofir home in temple hills. everyone was gathered around, they were in tiea, they were hugging, crying. mixed emotion, obviously happy an arrt was made but deeply saddened by this loss. >> we learned police have been searching for this guy for five years, is that right? >> what can you tell us about the other case? t >> reportes started back in 2014. he's a suspect in the murder of hisfiance that woman was also found dead, asphyxias we understand it. her dog was also found dead right next to her. t became a suspect in t case, but then as police say he went on the run. the last known sighting of of h was inside a train station where he was videotaped on an

escalator and has not been seen since. somehow ended up in the d.c. meless shelter in northeast washington. that's where he found this security guard and we'll take it from there with the latest at 5:00 with a press conference scheduled later this afternoon. thanks, darcy. also breaking arince george's county police officer indicted on an assault charge. tracee wilkins is le at the county courthouse on this story. a news conference just broke up, what did we learntoday? >> reporter: we're told facing after he allegedly punch add person in his custody in the face multiple times. we're told this was as this man was being brought into custody for breaking and entering and i onthe cruiser, this officer began to punch this person peatedly.

hear now from the prince george's county state's attorney andlso the chief of police. >> corporal downey encountered an individual placed in handc f handcuffs in the front seat of a police cruiser and he was secured in a seat belt. bsequent liquly corporal downey punched the individual in the face. >> yes, he was dietindicted tody a grand jury from members for a uct in office. >> reporter: the chief is saying they found out about this incidentecause of other police officers who reported downey's conduct. he sd after an international investigation they decided to go ahead and charge downey. we're told the victim in this case, the person taken into cuanody was an afrmerican man, the officer who punched him a number of times in thatr cruis a white officer.

reporting live, i'm tracee wilkins. back to you in the studio. >> thank you,tracee. to another breaking story. paul manafort, president trump's former campaign manager set to learn his fate. erika gonzalez is fotowing the co drevelopments from the live desk. >> reporter: president trump's chairman faces dozen ofears in prison. guidelines call for a 19 to 24 year sentence. manafort i 69 years old. and taxonvicted of bank fraud in virginia, he hid foreign income from the irs and inflated his income on bank loan applications. after h conviction manafort pleaded guilty to separate charge in d.c. relating to illegal lobbying. he could face up to 10 years i that case. as soon as we learn manafort's

fate we'll let you know. from the live d'm erika gonzalez. back to you in the studio. >> we've got a lot goingda on might as well throw the forecast in there too. let's go to chief meteorologist, doug kammerer in the storm center. >> tracking chances for rain anw then >> yeah we have a storm system making its way through the middle part of the country. yesterday brutal cold, out there now a little bit of a breeze, still talking wind chill, look at the numbers with 29 inur martin 32 gaithersburg.sterday and low 20s, this is much better. wind chill right now in the city at 39 degrees. so better wit sunshine and lighter wind. we're looking at better conditions across our area. nothing on the radarw, right rain or snow. we have to go back to the west, here it is, a storm system making its way our way, will bring us rain and snow on your

friday, and then a biggerssue on sunday, but it's a good issue. i like it. i'll show it to you soon. >> we'll wait to hear about that, doug. thank you. about 24 families are dealing with the lass of their homeste this oon. fire damaged several garden apartments along oak creek lane in the fairfax county.ur no is reported. crews arrived to find smoke and fire in the top floornd the attic. investigators are on the scene searching for a cause. the red cross is there helping victims. a man who murdered his wife and then killed a prince william county police officer will spend the rest of his life in prison. late today, a judge sentencedd ronald hamilton. >> reporter: you have to realize this has now lasted more than ree years.

that's how long this tragedy has played o l for theseed ones. they were exhausted, emotionally drained. tonight they have some sense of heresolution, but this is start of what's going to be a long road for healing. living with the pain of having lost her daughter, crystal hamilton, she fought past the exhaustion to be here today. >> it's hard for me to get out there and srt a day without thinking about her. sometimes i don't get . >> reporter: februaryna 2016, hamilton gunned down his wife, and then opened fire on police officers,nd wg three, killing officer ashley guindon. todayudge upholding the jury's recommended punish, seven lifes. senten hamilton will never walk free thanks to part to the victims'

familis' testimonies. >> it waspowerful, andt was a time for them to offer to the court how this will forever change their lives. >> sherree believes justice was not done. believes hamilton is getting off easy, as she -- >> i'm going through hell. hell. >> reporter: officershley guindon's mother also took the stand today, leon. her words like wise incredibly powerful. at one point she referenced ronald hamilton who was sitting a few feet from her. she said to him, you deserve much worse, i live a death sentence every day and you leon.d too. >> wow. >> thank you, david. when jurors split on recommending the death penalty for ronald hamilton many questioned whether the state wat turning againt move.

that story alongsith eve leading up to today's sentencing are o our nbc washington app. search ronald hamilton. the house of delegates have approved a bill allowing terminally ill patients to end their lives 7in favor, 64 against the end of life option act. the bill allows pictures with less than six months to live to ask for medication to end their life. one delegate said her battle with breast cancer is theeason she supports the bill. >> i do not want anyone forcing me to live in pain or in a drugged state or dieel hum in starvation and hospice. >> i'm going to vote against thisill because i'm always going to give my lord the opportunity at the miracle. the bill nowo headse state senate. if it's approved and signed by

governor hogan, maryland will join seven states and the district of co-columbia. authorities are surrounded a suspect t ay say shot killed a sheriff's deputy in illinois. he was shot while trying to serve an arrest warrant a at rockford hotel this morning.d the suspect tr escape but crashed his vehicle 100 miles away. he was wanted for several charges, including burglary. a crack down on people targeting the elderly. federal agents targeting more than 250 peoe who they say scammed people onne. nbc's jay gray reports. >> reporter: investigators say the attacks on seniors often a steay what were supposed to be the golden years of their lives. >> it' despicable because the people involved are vulnerable and because of their stage in life they don't have the opportunity frequently to recover.

and so these losats are devastg to them. >> reporter: today the attorney general's office announcg the largest crackdown ever. charging more than 250 suspects targeting victims 60 and older, often through online scams. >> the fraud claims that the victim's computer has a virus or beenon hacked but worry they'll fix it for a fee and for access to the victim's computer. and we know what happens next. >> reporter: personal information stolen, bank and savings accounts empty. arrp has created a fraud watch hot line and online network. >> the scams are growing and we need to be individual lenttand unde what the signs are. >> reporter: the justice department says l year people lost threeast quarters of billin

dollars. >> this is an underreported crime. >> reporter: and urge anyone who may be a victim of fraud to help them stop those responsible. jay gray nbc news. still to come on this very busy thursday n,aftern a first 4 traffic alert. chaes for drivers coming to one of maryland's main arteries. we'll show y how to get around the congestion. three more retailers announce they're getting rid of their brick and mortar stores. a plan to change youres a to the national zoo and why live from the starlite lounge. ♪ one plus one equals too little too lat♪ ♪ a sock-a-bam-boom ♪ who's in the room?

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and we are back now with a look outside of ourn studios northwest washington, as you can see by the flag there, it's a bit breezy outside but not as bad as yesterday. doug is tracking the chances for rain and snow moving in. his update minutes away. bighanges in store at the national zoo. >> they could impact how and where you'll be able to enter the zoo grounds. a key vote is bringing the green light to bringing more security fences in and around the zoo. mark segraves is live inside the zoo in northwest d.c. this evening with the details. >> reporter: that vote came from the national capital planning commission, that's final approval, all the zoo needed to be in construction later this year o new fencing that will

close some of the pedestrian fencing at the zoo. it's been in the planningomtages for time, adding fencing sound the national zoo and closingeral of the pedestrian ens entrances. today themi planning cion gave final approval to the changes. the biggest change is reducing the number of pedestrian entrances from 13 down to 6. there will be additional fencing installed around the zoo me perir. the three main entrances, including the main entrance at connecticutvenue will not b impacted by the changes but smaller lntrancese these near parking lots will be closed. >> the zoo wanted to put up permanent security checkpoints to screen visitors we hear. where does that proposal stand? >> that was one of the most contentious partsf the proposal and what took so long. ultimately the zoo dropped tse plans so there will be no permanent security checkpoints erected here.

although you will see the temporary pop up security tents where they will screen people duri spring brea also the plans to put in a underground parking garage here, those have also been put on hold. leon. > now turning to some a group of tourists in montana coming face to face with a bison. >> it looked like the animal was about c torge their snowmobile. this played out last month inne yellow sto national park. >> the bison refused to bunl and get out othe way. after inching close to th vehicle, they did manage to get arnd him. ey used that support vehicle to shield them from that. scary stuff. >>hat bison rules that road. >>s is that part of drivers ed in montana? >> what do you do when you come

across a bison. >> get out of the way. >> you're our ski expert. have you been out there and seen something like this? s >> i'ven numerous bison, elk, mooses well. you have me thinking skiing now. >> what you're seeing on your radar is what we want to talk about. >> great for skiing this weekend. i think it's goi to be a great ski weekend. tomorrow is good, saturday pretty good condions. sund a day you're skiing in the a t-shirt because we have mild air making its way in. yesterday was frigid, today is cold, but we can deal with this kind of weather. 45 degrees, winds out of the west at 13 miles per hour. still a little bit of a breeze, gusts over 20 miles per hour,wi chill still in the 20s to north and west. again, cold for this 250i78 of year but nothing like where we werey.yester it feels about 15 to 20 degrees

warmer than itid yesterday afternoon and that was one cold day. nothing on the radar now, we are dry. tomorrow however we are going to be tracking a storm system. take a look, a few clouds, but here comes the next round of snow mak igts way across the region. this is not a big storm, this is a warm front that's going to come first then we see the are of low pressure move in. tomorrow 8:00 a.m., nothing across the ea. nothing for the morning rush, no problem getting the kids to school. about 10:00 a.m. it starts to move in. by theafternoon, 1:30, notice along i-95, south and east we have rain. north and west we have some snow. n ghhrd dou line around the d.c. metro area. snow to the west, rain to the south, that's throughout the evening hours,too. we do have a winter weather advisory. notice it's not for most of us.

tion of thegher ele blue ridge, around the stanton area, back towards the mountains of west virginia, may an inch to three inches of snow, the rest of usea notng with much at all. here's our snow fl map, a coating possible, frederick, hagerstown, only on grassy surfaces, cars, roof tops. i'm not worrsod about roads. h and east of i-95 this is all rain. back to the west, ski resortso maybe 1 3 inches. snow shoe, wisp, maybe up to 4. here's the big issue o, sund a.m. rain and then 70. so you have to think, this isor really int stuff, do i have -- am i ready for warmer weather? do i have sunglasses in the afternoon, maybe short i c wear or maybe a short sleeve shirt.

it's been a bile, but think we get to 70. monday coming in at 62. that's looking nice as well. i'll have theex rest of week, oming up not too bad in just a little bit. >> i don't think we're dusting off the flip flopsust yet. >> maybe not just yet. >> i keep my handy. they're right there at the door to the closet. eopardy fan across the country still reelingtoday. >> after alex tri beck announces he has pan tree yachtic cancer. today's hoda cotbal parenting, sleep, and care

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morend more americans are ditching physical stores for online shopping. today alone three major etailers announced store closers. amazon said it will shut down all of its brick and mortar pop, up aimed at selling gadgets like the echo and kendall.

women's fashion retailer charlotte russe is going out of business. they began liquidation sales today. sterday the judge approved sale of the company to ali we day or the. all sales are final. and family dollar will be closing down hundreds of stores across the country. they said they're going to ange 390 stores and rebrand hundreds more. dollar tree bought the company in 2015. it plans to add another more $1 merchandise to existing family dollar stores in hopes of increasing sales there. you are my happy, that's the title of hoda kotb's new book inspired by her daughter, hailey joy. >> she spoke to us earlier on news4 midday and talked how hailey has allowed her to and livework from home in the here and now. >> i just want to sort of be present in every moment. i struggle with it a ton of

times, i mess up left and right. when you go home, take your shoes off, get on the floor. don't i have to do this, this, it's a me, clean this up. forget it. know that there and you're going to have that moment with her. and it's worth everything. >> hoda also earn couraged people to think about the things people want and they're missing in their lives and pursue them. she said hailey is living proof ever too late. >> such a cutie. >> she is. rain and snow chances in the forecast for tomorrow. >> dou n is hereext to time them allut for us and he'll show us when we'll see 70 degrees. breaking next, it's nearly time for paul manafort to learn how long he'll spend behind bars. >> we are live with the lat

> paul manafort, president trump's campaign chairman is in federal court in alexandria right now. this the first of two sentences for him that follow his convictions last year. blayne alexander join us now with the latest.ay . >> reporter: we are waiting standing by to hear from our

proders who are inside that federal courtroom. the hearing started about 30 minutes late but we're expected to get some results in the 5:00 hour. this is his first of two sentencing hearings, the second next week here in d.c. and that's where a judge could decide to tack onnother ten years. paul manafort, the former campaign chairman who hped then candidate trump clench the republican nomination today facing sentencing on bank and tax fraud and the possibility of at age 69, prison, an effective life sentence. those charges not related to manafo manafort's work on the campaign, brought by special counsel robert muelle who said paul manafort repeatedly andy braze broke the law. the president not ruling out presidential pardon, the president last summer standing by manafort. >> he happens to be a very good

person. i think it's very sad what they've done to paul manafort. >> reporter: it comes as former attorney michael cohen files a lawsuit against the trump organization for unpaid legal fees. thank you all very much. >> reporter: cohen, after testifying against the president during a marathon four daysn capitol hill, under fire himself after telling congress this. nor have never asked for, would i accept, a pardon from president trump. >> reporter: now his lawyer acknowledges ty did explore the possibility but said that was before cohen decided to tell theruth aboutis former boss. >> michael cohen lied like a dog. that's what he di >> reporter: republicans say with cohen soon headed to prison, in part for lying to congress, this only further damages his credibility. and michael cohen is expected to begin his three year prison sentence in early may. leon. >> lots of waiting on pins and

needles to find out what's going to happen next. thank you, blayne. if you eve tried to cross route 1 in college park on foot, you know that can be tricky. pedestrian safety is a huge issue there. especially after recent tragedies. now transportation reporter adam tuss tells ushe entire corridor is about to get a major safety makeover. >> reporter: along route 1 in college park, a push to improve safety for everyone. thereou go. so many people are here and jaywalking is so common that some shrug it off. >> they put a fence in the middle so people couldn't jaywalk. >> reyorter: right here e going against the light. what do you think about that? >> i sort of sympathize, because this is a real long red light. >> reporter: this is stretch, six pedestrian deaths in the last ten years

to statistics. r here's the thing about route 1, it's a wide road, you have many lanes of traffic to get across. and the university of maryland, the population swells to about 50,000 during the work days, a lot of people trying to get back and forthne from o side to the next. the roa t is abouto go through a major multi-year upgrade, hundreds of pedestrian lights, ke lines andsidewalks. >> we're doing everything we can to make it safer and ideallyle comply eliminate fatalities and injuries. >> reporter: students welcoming the upgrade but they say awareness to cut down on accidents. >> i think those happen at night when no one is thinking wel f >> reporte now, a transportation corridor poised for change. in college park, adam tuss news4. a crew spent the day repairing a sink hole that

opened in northwest this morning. here's a lookt the rut on the road in western yoenue. u can see the drivers takin s easy as they drive over t huge dip. d-dot tells us they're working to repair it and make the roa smoother. they just didn't tell us how long it would take. >> that's a mess. >> thas cause by the winter weather we've been having. good news is we'r about to put that in the rear view mirrorbe use spring less than two weeks away. how did this winter stack up? amelia is here with a look at how our perception may with the numbers. >> think back to this winter, did you think it was colder than normal? warmer than normal? it was certainly ainter of extremes. we talked about the polar vortex a few tis, and it was cold, even yesterday with wind chills in the single digits and teens for the majority of the day. think about the snow in the southwest. we had snow in malibu at the

hollywood sign, falling in las vegas multiple times. things we don't talk about. historically, this winter not exceptionally cold. not even record breaking as far ashe coldgoes. that's nationally as well as locally. so this new study cing out, this is with climate matters, saying when scientists looked at how people thought about the winter and how cold it was, or temperatures in generaple think back about two to eight years and compare thosewh to 's happening now. they don't think farther back into their memories and s how maybe the climate has actually changed. bottom lin with the study, it's important to check the perception versus the actual facts. in washington our december was almost 4 degrees o than normal. january warmer by almost 2 degrees. and february warmer than normal by about 3s. degr >> don't take the misery away

from us, complaining makes us feel better. >> perception versus reality you have to look at the facts. >> sometimes you're no fun. we don't think weather had anything to do with the next one. a rude wake up for a famy in gaithersburg. police are trying to figure out what caused this car to crash on eps lon drive this morning. youan see the car destroyed the front entrance of the there were five people inside, none of them were injured. officialsay there was one person inside the car. major construction coming to one of our areas busiest roads. we are working for you with ways around the congestion. plus conmer reporter susan hogan with surprising new findings on who's fallingor scams these days.

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a first 4 traffic later that could affect your commute starting nex week d.c.'s biggest road project is entering its next phasehis coming monday. it'll take effect at the suitland parkway interchange with i-295.d eastboun traffic will shift to the left and share westbound lanes. drivers say they hope the inconvenience leads to a better commute. >> think it's going to be

good. but this is t the onlyng we have right now, we'll have to deal with it. >> reporter:. >> the latest constructioth is part o douglas bridge replacement project. we told youbout the crack down on the scams targeting the elderly. >> but the senior citizens arin't the only ones l money from fraud. susan hogan has new information about who' fling for scams. >> we know scams are running rampant these days. the federal trade commission says consumers lost nearly $1.5 billion to fraud, those are the cases reported to the loc. at this, 43% of people in their 20s reported losing money to fraud last year. while only 15% of those people were 70. but when the olderer gion did lose money it was in much larger amounts. eir median loss was 7$751

compedo $400 f people in their 20s. scammers like to get money b wire transfer, that was the most popular paymentethod reported. but the ftc said they saw a surge of payments with gif cards. remember be individuvigilant an send money to anyone you don't know. 20 year olds, which is my twins. they're a little skeptical, but at the same time they'reilling to par with their money without checking and doing their mework as well. >> i would think younger people would be moren savvy w it comes to tech scams or things online or stuff like that. >> a little bit. but at the same time they're ea justing about money as well. so they're kind of testing, they're notsure. my kids will call me and ask me ime --, but at the same >> mom, bail me out.

>> mom, bail meout. >> there's the atm, that's what i am. >> thanks, san. reaction pouring in many after alex trebek's cancer diagnosis. the game show host vowing to beat it. doreen gentzler is coming up e.xt with the key to fighting this dise a woman los ten family members in those alabama agrnados. the she says she will never get out of her head. one more day of temperatures runnin below normal. our average high now in the low 50s. we're at normal on saturday and well above normal on sunday, but wi that comes some rain. also the warmer weather helps to bring out t cherry he

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with four things to know. a man on the fbi's ten most wanted list arrested in prince george's county. lamont stephenson is charg in the murder of natina kiah at her home in southeast d.c. last night. we've learned stephenson had previously been accused of killing his fiancee and her dog 2014 at their home in new jersey. > we are working to learn more about a prince george's county police officer indicted on an assault charge. today officials confirmed that a grand jury indictedporal stephen downey for allegedly punching a man in police cruiser last fall. the prince william county n who killed his wife and then a police officer will spend the rest of lise in prison. ronald hamilton murdered his wife crystal and then opened fire on three officers killing ashley guindon. the mother ofene of th victims said the killer got off easy. more reaction in the live report

at the top of the hour. the lawsuit at the centerf a tragic electrocution at mgm national harbor is moving frward. lawyer the 7-year-old announced a trial will begin next february. the mgm has not said anything about the lawsuit saying they don't have enough information. >> we have laid outhat our complaint was, 42ph parag being very specific about the negligence involved and what their duty was and how they breached their duty. they wanted to delay, they made a motion. >> green was severely shocked by handrail on the casino pad patio last summer. she can't speak or move after suffering severe brain jury. mgm has 10 days to respond to the suit. now to the support for alex trebek.

>> doreen gentzler is working on ther health with more disease and why it's so difficult to treat. >> it's a devastating diagnosis for the popular game show host and his legions of fans. pan key yachticce c is the third leading cause of deaths in the united states although thec er itself is relatively rare. more than 55,000 americans will be diagnosed this year. yesterday alex trebek revealed he h stage four pancreatic cancer. the prognosis is not good, only 3% of people at tha stage live more than five years but alex trebekemns optimistic. dr. jore t says early detection is key but there's no screening too to diagnose the ndisease. >> watients come to you

they look fantastic, great, they haven't had much problems. but inside the cancer is growing. and the first signs we get, there's awi g pain in the middle of my belly and goes to my ba m, andbe i'm feeling tired. the problem is thes pancr is so deep in the body, by the time it starts ggrowing,ting symptoms, it's too late. arethat franklin, steve jobs and patrick sway see all died from pancreatic cancer. treatment can vary from surgery, to radiation to chemotherapy. trebek is 78 years old. >> he has millions of people hoping and praying for the best for him. >> so many of us praying for

m. turning to the weather. let's get the latestn the rain coming soon. when does it start? >> it starts tomorrow afternoon. in to the south, know to the north and some areas could see a ttle bit of accumulation not a big storm. it will have an impact on th evening rush in the fact that the roads will be on the wet side. it has bee a sunny day today, and feels a letter than yesterday, temperatures about 10 degrees warme with less wind, though, it feels 20 degrees warmer. not fanearly as cold with wind chills yesterday that were in teens. it will be chilly tonight, once the sun goes down we drop into the 30s. it's going to be a cold night, many of you down to the low to d 20s. here's the current wind chill, 39 rockville, d.c. 32 back towards dulles. it's chilly day, with the

sunshine it has felt better. en the sun goes down it's going to get on the chilly side tonight. nothing on the radar picture currently until you move to the west. we're watching this here, it does have rain and snow associated wit it. not a big storm at all. tomorr morning's rush, no problem. getting toork will beokay. getting to school for the kids, no problem. by noon,rea wide starting to see snow move in. and then we see the rain snow mix around the d.c. area. points to the south all rain. to the north, this is snow. rush hour, snowing along 270, rain to the uth. we thi roads will be fine. we are not too worried about the storm systemut maybe a coating to the north a west. that system moves out, we're tracking another one for the weeken h and ameliae to tell you i'm excited about sunday afternoon. >> it is looki ftastic out there on sunday afternoon. the good news is the rain on the

weekend keeps moving up so that means rain mainly when we're sleeping. 50 degrees for a highur temper on saturday. plenty of clouds. rain moves in saturday night, if you have dinne plans, bring the umbrella just in case. sunday morning showers early. and we get in on sunshine with a high of 70. we arer a cold work week finally warmer out there, and as doug was saying it is looking nice out there later in the day on sunday. sunday afternoon is the time you want to sta thinking what you can do out there, enjoy the mild weather. we hit about 5:00, 6:00 p.m. showers moving into the area it's raining saturday night at 10:00. it continues toig rain ove until 7:00, 8:00, 9:00 a.m. on sunday. after that the rn movesut of the area. and how much sunshine we get will dictate exactly how warm we get.

i'm so excited i can't say the word. the weather for the most part having a low impact on your ekend. outdoor exercise great both days. th s slopes arell open, but it'll be slushy on suay. you may want to go saturday. we have daylight savings time, so we lose an hour of sleep but ave the later sunset. i think people are going to be out for dner sunday night because the temperatures are going to be up. think about eating outdoors, you restaurants, gety, re put out the extra chairs. monday, 62 tuesday and wednesday looking good. right now i have a chance of showers in on thursday but we may see that system only on friday. so that thursday may end up being okay too. but right now a couple nice days late sunday through wednesday. >> looking forward to that. that's for sure. thanks, doug. a story of strength. one woman loses ten members of

her family to that tornado outbreak in how she's getting through the tragedy. a look at what's new on news4 at 5:00, wendy standing by with that. >> we are still follong the breaking news this afternoon, the arrest of one of the fbi's ten most wanted and his connectir to the mur of a woman here in d.c. on also, heated debate bill that allows terminally ill patients to choose h when and they die in maryland. ri> a cronle the fight for lgbtq ts. we're going to go inside a new exhibit and see how washington played a part in the battle for equality. equality. see you soon and leon you'll

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s get your yes for les the ross grand opening on saturday in clinton. here's a live look outside of our studios in northwest d.c. not as windy as it was yesterday. doug is tracking chances for lain and snow tomorrow. he'll have the timing coming up at 5:00. ma> people in alare trying to pick up the pieces after suneay's tornados and family is suffering a particularly devastating loss. they just learned that ten extended family members died in

those stores. gabe gutierrez has their heartbreaking story. >> reporter: amid the rubble the search for survivors is over. bu pain in alabama is just beginning. cora jones is devastated she's lost ten extended family members, her parents had been married for 64 years. cora's house was spared. but then came a horrifying silence. did you try to contact your parents? >> yes, i started calling. >> reporter: they were frantic moments so she and other relatives rushed past debris like this to find what was left of her parents' home. >> an image i will never get out me your >> reporter: you found your dad? >> i found my dad. >> reporter: her father, mother, brother and seven other family members who live nearby would later be confirmed among the toados' 23 victims. more than 90 others were injured.

including benjamin roberts who is recovering at the hospital today. >> you can see rotationn front of the house so we were like we have to take cover. >> reporter: he, his wife and 5-year-old son huddled in the bathroom but were blown out of the house. >> i look like this and i see debris, pieces of the house around me. >> reporter: incredibly, they all survived. or for jones, the woman who lost so many family members, sadly she has spent the week planning funerals. two organizations we're told stepped in to help pay for them, so thanully this community is coming together. gabe gutie>>ez nbc news. breaking news at 5:00, one of the fbi's ten most wanted captured in prince george's county. the suspect linked to a murder here in the district. >> my mom not gna be there for my graduation. >> that was my old only child and he took it away from . >> tonight, news4 talks to family members of that victim as we learn more about the suspect's arrest after years on

the run. he had been on the run from new jersey since 2014. but tonight he is in cus idy he our area. >> a man from the fbi's ten most want list now accused in the murder of a d.c. woman just last night. >> with thisut arrestrities can attempt to bring justice to two families now. that includes one that has waited years for this weosure. >> 're expecting to hear from police and fbi officials and we expect them to address the media shortly and we'll keep an eye on the scene. let's start with darcy spencer and theal case here. she spoke exclusively to the victim's family. >> reporter: we are he at prince george's county police headquarters in palmer park where you can see they ve set up for the press conference, you can see the podium and then a mug shot of the sct thispen suspe ict on the fbi's wanted list, has been taken into custody in connection with killing of two women, including a woman in southeast washington last night. let's hear now from her mother.

>> my baby's gone. but i'm so happy andeel so blessed that they got him. >> reporter: the mothe of natina kiah is elated that the man suspected of killing her daughter has been caught. >> that was my only child. that was my only child. and he took it away from me. he took it away fromme. but he will not take my joy. >> reporter: lamont stephenson is the suspect, man on the fbi's top ten most wanted fugitives list. he'd be on the run for more than four years. he was wanted for the murder of his fiancee in newark, new jersey in 2014. >> he killed my daughter and then killed the cat and put the cat in the bed with her. this is not his first crime. he got other crimes where he killed the person and put the dog in the bed. >> reporter: kiah was a security guardt the men's shelter in northeast d.c. and that's where