soaker across our area. it's been a while since we've had a big rainstorm, even though we've been fairly wet over the last year or so. tomorrow i'm expecting 1 to 2 inches of rain. really it's two storms that are going to come together and pruce this rain. one back to the west. another one down here. look at all the moisture right here, right off the coast of the north carolina and south carolina borders here. some rain in towards parts of southern virginia. but this storm is going to actually justsrag all t moisture right along i-95 right into our area. this is what i'm talking abo tonight. overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning, bringing that ight off i-95. and by early tomorrow here 7:00 a.m., we're dealing with some heavy rain. once again, 1 to 2 inches or more. and tomorrow's not the only day we're worried about. we'll talk about what you can expect and the impacts from this storm. and police are working t figure out what sparked a deadly shooting in a quietin neighborhd

dumfries. residents say tedy're surpr because the family is deeply religious and peaceful. northern virginia bureau rorlter david colver jones us to tell you neighbors areaving a hard time coming to grips with this. >> reporter: this is the home where the couple lives. the nwaghbors say i a husband and wife, they had two raenage kids, aparent lived in the home. a loving family as described tonight.al g marjon court neighbors aw e. police rushed to the scene blocking off to the area around her neigor's home. chopper 4 above as police investigated below. mande the home police say a and woman lie lifeless, shot to death. i'm sad. i am so sad.

i can't talk about them even. i can't bteieve. >> rep two houses down they're still in shock tonight. they say the couple was husbad wife. but rahel says they would often help take care of her daughter. >> it's very tough. i really canno. belie this is the last thing that i expect. >> reporter: rahele says the family like hers are ethiopian.s shs they are also deeply religious. >> when i go to the house they always play gospel music and f, st peaceful house. and they come over here and pray for me. >> but maria's home who backs up to the scene recently heard fighting coming from the home. a deputy responded to the home yesterday. it's not clear why they were here. >>t's bad news today for us. >> rahele and her mother such lingo process

sudden and violent loss. you can see several hours after this incident took place police are still on scene tonight. they tell me they are not looking for a suspect. they say this was all contained no threat to theto community. that leaves open the possibility this was a murder suicide. they have not yet confirmed that, but it's possible. >> all right, david colver, thank you. we have some breaking news right now. families of the deadly lion-air crash in indonesia are suing boeipe. 18le died on that plane last fall. the lawsuit claims a defective anti-stall system in boeing's max 8 jet caused the crash. itw, lawyers filed 12 wrongful death law against the aircraft manufacturer. the 737 max 8, which is the newesteneration of boeing 737, is under scrutiny. last week dozens of countries grounded the planes including the u.s. the decision came after another boeing 737 max crashed inhi

ethiopia month. the maryland general assembly has given final aiapproval to the states' minimum wage going up from $10 to $15 an houry the year 2025. businesses that have 15 or fewer employees have an extra yearo comply with that. governor larry hogan still doesn't like this, but the house and senate still passed the bill with enough votes to override a veto. how does maild's minimum wage compare with others in the reon? d.c. wil hit $15 an hour by next year. virginia's is theowest $7.25 an hour. west virginia is $8.75 an hour. tonight we know how d.c. mayor murielan bowser to spend the money in next year's budget. the15.5 billion plan includes $55 million going towarte to crnd provide affordable housing. but it does not make changes in the reaestate tax.

just under $2 billion would go wards traditional andharter schools and give a laptop computer to every student in grad 3, 6 and 9. it also eliminates the sales tax on diapers. $122 million is earmarked for a new k street northwest transit way which will include a designated rapid busane. and t budget includes free d.c.circulator service. the public safety budget adds 70 more police officers. and there's money for four new ambulances andfi 45 new fiter paramedics. a mother of two begging wmakers to change our country's laws so she can stay here with r children. documented immigrant living inside the church in bethesda. she sought sanctuary thereafter immigrerion officers o her

to return to her home country of el salvador. speaking through an interpret gutierrez lopez explained that her children were born here in the united states. >> translator: please, please, please from the bottom of my heart, in the name of god, please, intvene because i need to be with my children. >> she came to maryland from texas, and a network of sanctuary churches connected her with the congregatione h puthp bethesda. she will likely stay at that c church until hrt case plays out. first a fiery crash and then a medical emergency. ahead at 5:00 tonight, the twist of fate that led to a daringsc by two sheriff's deputies and how they revived the victim until more help arrived. a day of remembering and healing as studentsth come togeer to remember a classmate that was killed in a school

shooting in our area a year ago. allegations of sex abuse at an assisted living center in our area. you feel like your trust was broken? >> absolutely. >> we've got disturbing details about the case uncovered by the i-team. >> y

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unanswered. she unlocked the door to find the female resident in bed. ndshe also f a construction worker from the property standing nearby, partially d unclotrom the waist down. he cursed upon being seen. well, what happened next is a mystery because the housekeeper clos the door and left the woman behind. and that woman suffers from dementia. she's the resident of an assisted living facility. you feel like your trust was broken? >> absolutely. >> reporter: the woman'son worries his mother was taken advantage of by a sexualat pr. we're masking the son's identity to protect his mother's. >> there a lot of levels where things broke down. and proper procedures were not followed. d>> reporter: he says hn't know about the april 2018 incident at the chevy chase house in d.c. for nearly a week after it happened. the i-team's uncovered there's a lot more heasn't told. that possible sex crime witnessed by an employee went t unreported to facility's administrator and to police for

nearly a week. in the meantime the construction worker returned to work just days later and was seen on that woman's floor again. d.c. health department records we obtained under thereom of information act paint a troubling time line. april 6, 2018, the housekeeper wnlss the possible sex crime and tells a chevy chase house receptionist. april 8th, the receptionist notifies the activities director, later explaining he didn't report it immediately because he thought it was likely consensual. april 9th, the construction rker who's only partially named in public documents is eventually questione by his supervisor and escorted off the grounds. april 11th, the activities director notifies thee chevy ch house administrator. and april 12th, nearly a week after the incident the administrator calls the cops and the woman's family. police say they couldn't make a case. the health inspection indicates the woman has no recollection of the incident. you're an unbiased observer of this particular case.

what did you think of this? >> i thought it wasag ouus. >> reporter: the long wait not only delayed getting the woman any care she needed -- the d.c. health department did its own inspection into what went wrong. the agency found employees of the chevy chase house fail today immediately report allegations of sex abuse to the cility, failed to investigate allegations and failed to take appropriate action during the investigatiod when we sho you what we found, it surprised you. >> i was extremely surprised. >> reporter: the woman's son and his attorney knew little of the case until the i-team contacted them and w revealet we found. you didn't know the man returned to the office? >>ele had absol no idea. >> reporter: didn't know it took a week for this to get reported to police and had been going through several employees? >> we did not know that.

>> reporter: didn't know the man cursed whenaught by the housekeeper? >> we did not have those facts. >> reporter: the chevy chase house did not answer questions about the case. in a statement they said they retrained staff and their linse is intact. the woman's son said he moved his mother from the chevy chase house. she says she has no memory of what happened, but her son can't help but worry about what he doesn't know and how many times his mother or other weopleh dementia may have been hard. d.c. records showed theas chevy house met with residents to discuss the alleged incident in august,early four months after the police were called and month after d.c. health inspectors. the the financial penalty from the district in all of this, a fine, $10,000. scott macfarland, news 4 i-team.

a busy night and a busy few days ahead of us. you've got talot to talk about this evening. >> i really want to make sure everyone knows what's happening tomorrow. people were like what big storm rscoming up on ty and friday? that's exactly what it is, a very big storm and a big huge rain milwauke rainmaker for us tomorrow all day, and then a wind machine on friday. let's take a look and show you how we're dealing with things outside right now. the clouds are have rolled in but temperatures intthe 50s merchandise winds out of the ougt east at 10 miles h perr. right now radar dry for the time being. if you have dinner plans tonight, no problem at all. if you're going down to the capitals game a they take on the lightening, i'm going down there, we need this wind, too. this is goingo be a good one. looking good across the area. no problemor tha game. here's the radar and satellite. you see the cloud cover and you kind of see some rain down into the southern portions of of virginia. but there's two stos coming together.

look at this storm just sitting here meandering off the noast, doing a whole lot except it is starting to strengthen a little bit. here's the storm that's going to help bring this one up right through the 95 corridor. m this one approaches it allows all thatsture to move up, and here's 5:00 a.m., it is raining from raleigh all the way up to new york. if you have plans to drive tomorrow along the i-95 cor h, it is going to be a mess out there with potential for heavy rain. notice the rain still in here across the entire area tonight or rather tomorrow afternoon. so the morning rush around lurch time, the evening rush will all be affected b this rainfall. how much are we expecting? it's not a hal an inch, not an inch. 2.1 inches in d.c., 20 it7 in gathes brg. and just about every computer model has this area right here as the bulls eye with well over 2 inches of rain. to the east wave got about

inch along the chesapeake bay b andack towards i, 81 about an inch there as well. but inside this area we could easily see 2 inches of rain, and that's going to cause some problems as you know on the roads. minor flooding also an issue. and then turning windy for friday. winds gusting upward to 40 miles per hour or even more. we could see a wind advisory ring the day on friday with some of those stronger wind. high of 59 degrees on friday. 54 on saturday. not terrible but once again the afternoonay, but early on we could be a littleoon the cool side. really nice on sunday. high temperature of 62. 63 on monday and then a chance of rain or snow on tuesday. very hard to get accumulating snow this time of year. but, but a lot of the computer models talking about it, so we're going to an eye on that as well. but you guys realize tomorrow is the first full day of spring,

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so how's youray wednesdeen going? take a look at the wednesday for this one couple near 4 mile run in arlington when their suv ended up -- that's not good. this is blue mont park nea manchester street. police say two people were actually in the vehicle when it went into the drink, but they were not hurt. not clear what happened toause this. tragic new developments today after a baby was discovered unconscious in a d.c. homever the weekend. tonight we have learned the 3 month old little girl has died.c the m examiner is calling her death a homicide. news 4's chris gordo picksp story. >> reporter: police are trying to determine who's responsible f for the death the baby girl. saturday night police receivedm

anency call that 3 month old skylar newman was unconscious. the call came from a home here in the 4300 block of g street southeast. the police report says a d.c. fire crew tried t revive the baby performing cpr. she was unconscious, not breathing. she was taken to a local hospital. tuesday, she died. the d.c. medical examiner is ruling it a homicide. reur police officers wearing body cameras gat evidence, opening the investigation, concluding the baby died fromra blunt forcea to the head. the police report names no spect, but lists two different offenses murder and first degree cruelty to children creating a grave risk. no one answered the door when i stopped by the house where the ba was found unconscious. the news is spreading through the neighborhood. >> there's so much stuff going on in this world, it just don't make no s

why would someone hurt a baby that can't defend themselves. >> i pray for the b family this it not good news. >> reporter: when i told her wwa s calling she said we have no comment. reporting from southeast washington, chris gordon, news 4. just ahead how theyanaged to save a woman from her burnier car it crashed. the marylandtournys, what the players are saying before they return to the big dance. they return to the big dance. and we're in weather a [female voiceolever] with the penfed car buying ice from penfed credit union, you can get rates as low as 1.49% apr on new vehicles. and evyone is welcome to apply. visit penfed.org [music]

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all 13 charges in the death of corrina mehiel, and that includes first degree murder an abnormal route for two deputies may have saved a woman's life. she was found unconscious and her car was on fire. they only had seconds to react. news's 4erek ward explains how they got her out safely.t' >> reporter: is usually a certain routine to the work they do. prisoner transports to ae from thharles county detention center. last wednesday was an exception the troop h a detour. it's obvious something happened here with the a charred earth damaged trees, but it doesn't te the whole story of wha happened. a lot of factors came together and a life was saved. they had taken an inmate. >> we were on the wayback. >> they wouldn't have normally come that way. they were working around annt

accide turned out to be quite the twist of fate. >>e looke out the window and saw the vehicle had struck a tree. >> reporter: a woman was inside and cocious. deputy norris had to stay with the van and the prisoner. that's protocol. >> the father was on thede grou the vehicle, so i just read my feet to keep the fire off me so i could get her out. >> reporter: the woman wasn't breathing and she started cpr. and right there he had double duty of watching the prisoner h aning his partner's back. of fter about 5, 10 minutes cpr she began to breathe on her own. at that time the vehicle was still burning, the vehicle still on fire and we had to mov her. now the woman started having a seizure andte : fi rre wasep still spremding. >> i rr the trees were on fire, shrapnel flying over you

heads. >> reporter: finally the ambulance arrived. the two deputies were back on the noad,orris at had wheel. >> i really couldn't have done everything i did without them. >> reporter: and even the prisoner had a new respect for the jobhese men did. >> he's like you're a hero and he's right. >> tnow, those deputies will be recognized with a lifesaving award at the sheriff's office. the annual award ceremony, that's later this year. a d.c. bar is closed for several days because of an incident involving d.c. council member and formeayor vincent gray. gray ozat the d.c. eagle for an event last fall when he got into an dispute with the bouncer over his i.d. he says the bou pushed him calling him to fall and hurt his back, he also bruised his hand. the bar apologized today facebook. it'll be closed this saturday through march 29th. d.c. council member trayon white is responding of reports of a hit-and-run crash involving

his crash. police told him yesterday his bmw had been involved in an monday. but police haven't confirmed to us who was driving. in atetatement w says a friend admitted to borrowing the car without coent and was involved in a minor fender bender. he says the friend told him the situation was resolved at the scene with the other driver. well, the power ball jackpot tonight, $550 million. your chances of winning, 1 in 292. are we still buying or not. >> not going to happen. you think those are some long odds, how about fillingut a perfect ncaa tournament bracket? it's 1 in 9.2 quintillion. >> good luck with that. someone's going to do it, though. >> jackson holiday had a chance ourneys beforet their practice today.

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>>e' and in storm team 4 weather alert mode right now preparing youoromorrow. moderate to heavy rain in the forecast. check it out. here's future weather at 2:00 p.m. notice the yellows and the oranges. we're going to let you know when this moves, moves out, plus how it imp your thursday and weekend coming up. well, there's a crime alert in the district. women were approached from behind by one or more suspects who then tried to steal their es cellph you can see four locations in tinly wn, friend heights

just up the street from there, and cleveland park. the victims, by the way,no were hurt. all four robberies happened in one hour0etween 5 and 6:00 last night. when it's still sunny. d.c. police say they still don't know if they're related. a connecticut woman is suina ard university claiming they made a profit from photographs th two 19 century slaves. she says they're her ancestors. the university still owns those photos, but now she wants them given to ter. from our s station in new york has our report. >> reporter: standing in front of a picture of heres ar tammy made her feelings clear. >> i'm angry initially when i first saw the image i found some pleasure in seeing the image of the person i had heard so much about, but then when i measured that against the ugly stories and the reasons for taking the picre i was very, very disappointed. >> reporter: the reason the pictures were taken a harvard

professor was trying to argue a racist theory about the difference between african-americans and white people. this among the earliest pictures of slaves in this country. the african man pictured with his daughter. she says she was able to trace back her ancestry to him through oral history, stories passed down through generations. her mother telling her about him, the man in the picture. >> when my mother became ill, and she knew soon end it was important to her that i docent this story. and i recorded her talking. >> reporter: thevy league iversity owns the photos. she repeatedl asked the university she says since 2011. >> i reached out w to harvardh a request to use the images with a book i promisedy mother i would write. and they put so many obstacles in my way that made it impossible for me to have access ue the images.

>> reporter: her r denied and now she's filing a lawsuit. >> this lawsuit is demanding renti arvard finally sent free. >> reporter: harvard university says it has not gotten the lawsuit and it's not in a position to commenthe filing. the university also says it continues to explore its hisry and slavery. reporting from midtown manhattan. news 4 is working for you and for your money. consumer reporter susan hogan talks about the companies that offer to fix your credit and score and how you can tell if they are indeed legit. a n uniqus exclusive, much son hard times, so it's selling some

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been there for 40 years, but now it has to sell some of its instruments because dip in enrollment combined with some rising costs could be forcing it to close its doors. the owner isoping this story will strike a viewers. >> reporter: this is 6-year-old playing the piano accompani by another 6-year-old on the steel drums. they learned to play their instruments here at the ottley music school. >> we grew from my house of 885 studentsnd 12 teachers to 352 and 24 >>teachers. eporter: the school's director believes music opens the door to endless possibilities. >> the younger you start the quicker this develops and the higher your aspirations for what you are going to do in the community. sousic is vital to all human existence. >> reporter: but in rement years

enro has denined at this hyattsville school squoits fall on hard financial times. the last federal government shutdown didn't help either. >> people not being able to pay and so forth, and you don't want to st and, you know, but i can't have teachers that don't get paid. >> reporr: so now ottley i selling some of the school's instruments from pianoes to winds, woods and strings to help ends meet. >> for them to not bein conti and maybe even moving onto the next generations would be a pity and a extreme loss to everyone. >> reporter: maxine gross'er daug started playing piano here in second grade. no a high schoolsenior. >> she's been accepted in the music program o i believe at least six different universities and it's just a question of who she's gng topick. >> reporter: she says letting them go isn't as hard as it may seem. >> i wouldn't say i have heart

break in letting them go, no because it's tohe betterment the school. >> reporter: if you're interested in buying any of these instruments go to nbc washington and search music school sale. inya httsville, tracy wilkins, news 4. well, you know, nl's going to be drinking in a beer garden on saturday. >> where'd you hear that. >> i heard it over here just a second ago. >> we got to get through morrow and friday first. >> even on saturday the storm is going to affect saturday, with rather breezy conditions. so this storm is going to be rather far reaching we're talking about rain, tomorrow, breezy conditions on saturday before things start to turn a bit of a corner for us. nothing but cloud cover across the area today. cool afternoon. again, below average but not bad. temperatures today got io the mid-50s, so that was quite nice. we've got some shower activity on the radar. we've got some showers to the

north and west. we've got showers to the north and east, and that'shere the two storm systems are. one way north and west coming through areas like cincinnati, back towards st. louis ame his right now. and this storm south of rul.a., but some showers trying to make their way up. this storm helping this storm to move right up i-95, and that's why we've got the potential for so much rainfall. put it into motion here, future weathetonight, 8:00 p.m., no real issues. down towards southern maryland, but watch whatro happens rightd 11:00. by around 5:00 in the evmorning ybody seeing the rain for the most part. the exception well back to the. we but all the highways here, 81, 66, 70, 270, 95, 01, 50, all seeing heavy rain. looka.t 11:00 , some really heavy rain. and it gets heavier during the day, right around 2:00. and notice where this is here.

fairfax, uden, montgomery, fr rrk, th frederick, we think we could see over 2 inches in that area. 2 inches in that region. even by 5:00 we're still seeing the rainout here. but rain is not the only issue with this storm. once the rn moves out the next part of this storm moves in, amelia, and that could have big impacts for ourriday. >> even into saturday up to 40 meals an hour. so the main weaonerrns friday even into saturday are going to be flooding, a hydroplani wind damage. flooding and hydroplaning really just twof tomorrow's concerns. flooding really in urban areas if we see enough water fall and it just can't get the storm drains quickly enough we can certainly see some flooding. hydroplaning especially if you have something to do tomorrow midday around the a hours when we see that heavy rainfall that cou be a serious concern. but that being said we could be dealing with just some rain as ll for the morning and evening commute. so you want to budget some extra

time getting to tomorrow. work the wind damage component comes into friday and even into saturday where we could see some down trees and power outages as well. tomorrow you want the rain gear. not just a big umbrella but the rain boo and rainacket as well. friday and saturday you'll need the windbreaker out there. it is chilly. and sunday it's a pretty nice day. good day for a g beerrden on sunday. as we take a look at the temperature versus the wind chill friday morning 42 is feeling like 43. friday afternoon onl feeling like we're in the low to mid-hours. so a cold finisho the workweek. and by saturday afternoon and evening we only have wind chills around 40 degrees. >> and doesn't spring start tonight? imean, isn't that what's supposed to happen right here? but it will happen on sunday. rain tomorrow, wind on friday. cool conditions early ontu ay. saturday afternoon, really not too bad. really nice on sunday, though.

high of 63. but believe it or not, we've got another storm system coming in monday into tuesday. i have chance of rain or snow on tuesday. very hard to get any cumulation this time of year. but of course it is something we're going to be watching. ok at wednesday morning. i've got 29 in the city. that puts some you in thens t and low 20s. >> can we blame this on the super moon? >> yes, sure you can do that or blame it on the rain. >> hey, but opening day lot better. >> opening day looks pretty good. >> thau, doug. may, this week we're working for you helping you navigate and protect your creditor r a low credit score can have a big impact on your life. and there a plenty o companies out there offering to help you get bachoon track. bu do you know if they're legit. our consumer reporter susan hogan is here now with what you need to know. >> credit card debt can be so overwhelming, and when it comes

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a somber day for students at st. mary's county. it is one year ago that the deadly school shooting happened at greatills high school. and this morning a vigil was held remembering the lif of 16-year-old jaylen willy. outside the school a strong police presence as well after threats were made on sociala. me >> reporter: buses file in great mills high school, and on this cold morning a chilly memory of

the shooting inside thesewa ha one year ago today. a mother we talked with said as this community come a long way since then. >> stronger because i know the school would come together and help each other and i think the kmunlt as well. > reporter: a year ago a cold and rainy day when the 16-year-old was shot. de mon barns 14 years old at the time was shot, too, hit by the samet bullet t killed willy. police say the shoot was willy's ex-boyfriend, the 15-year-old austin rollins. through the horror in these hallways, though, a ho. the school resource officer running towards the danger and shooting rollins in the hand. rollins then took his own life. wednesday this mother dropped tr kids off j like she did a year ago. >> it was very scary. >> repter: she tells me she's thankful are more police now, butou adds still just never know what could happen. one year later as a parent, do you feel safer sending your kids here or about the same?

>> about the same, yeah. >> reporter: i talk would the st. mary's sheriff's department who tells me those social media thres have been debunked but they're still investigating. drew wilder, news 4. the entire great mills community will be holding a vigil of rembrance this evening. set to begin an hour from now at the chaellors run regional park. and news 4 at 6:00 starts right now. breaking now at 6:00, guilty. the juryns finally ret to a verdict two years to the day after a d.c. artist was raped and murdered. >> mr. tore cannot hurt anyone else again. >> reporter: why it took so long to deliberate. >> reporter: new revelations about the first of two deadly lane crashes involving those boeing jets. reports that the doomed aircraft had t same problem the day before it crashed. and new tonight victim's families have fight back. plus a couple found dead inside their home. police looking for answers neighbors not sure what to

think. >> good people. normal people. first up at 6:00, our last few hours of dryth w for a while. >> yeah, we've got a soaking rain on the way, folks. and cold and wind behindt. big changes coming over the next few days. >> let's take a look at storm team 4 radar right now. doug, seems like we've got storms coming at usff from ent directions. >> yeah, we really do, guys. officially spring began two minutes ago, but it's not going to be feeling much like spring over the next couple of days. tomorrow a cool rain all day. one coming in from the west andt south,lly helping to bring that one up from the south. you can see thain spi down here.s the carolinas the next storm back to the west. this storm moving east. this will allow all of this moisture to the south to come up. we're talking a pretty big soaker of a storm during the day tomorrow. moving in tonight into ely