by police. we hear the victim may be as young as 14 or 15 years old. that has not been confirmed. do not know the victim's condition. you can see there the front door of the anacostia library, d.c. officials as well as crime scene investigators from what it looks like to me, i am going to guess that the shooting took place somewheren this a proximapproxi jury. the yellow tapis surrounding e library. there is a school nearby, an ementary school with a rec center so there are a lot of kids walking around out on the agreets here, but n, we are waiting to hear from d.c. police right now. any information about this victim and exactly what happened in thishooting which occurred as you said in the last hour or eo. we'll have m details when they become available. liven southeast washington,

jack kie jabensen, news 4. to a shooting in a home depot parking lot, an officer opening fire on a pair of suspected shoplifters. >> a suspect and third person tried to dri away. let's get to tracee wilkins in college park where police are still looking for two people in thiscase. >> reporter: wendy, this parking lot was filled with prince george's county police jficers untit a few hours ago. they are now looking for as you said these two suspects. that's unusual for shoplifting to end with a police officer firing their weapon, but it's what the suspect did after the alleged shoplifting that led to r firing that gun. >> we are now looking for the remaining two suspects. >> reporter: detectives investigate police-involved shooting in the home depot parking lot. >> we have had some challenges in >>is vicinity. eporter: this is such a hot spot for criminal activity that

undercover and uniformed prince george's county police officers are here regularly. those additional police came in handy today. >> management identifiedswo individun the store that they believed were in the process of stealing several hundred dollars worth of items. >> reporter: the police chief says that uniformed officer inside the store began to pursue the alleged thief w entually abandoned a shopping cart filled with high end power tools. he and two other suspects iake of the car nearly striking the officer who fired one shot through the windshield but didn't hit anyone according to police. >> but it's clear by her actions on video that she is issuing orders when s has drawn her weapon. >> reporter: the vehicle was found a few miles away just a short time later but two of the suspectsin were mi >> we have the driver of that vehicle in custody and we have hat vehicle in our possession at this point. >> reporter: in the past prince george's county police have released blogs looki for suspects believed to have stolen from this home depot before. he're told t theft doesn't only happen inside the store.

>> what i know i got my truck broken one day and they stole my tools. >> reporter: this contr htor says lost nearly $800 wort of tools in the parking lot. >> they're worth $1,000 and they onll it for $100 so they can make. it's sad. >> reporter: all three of the suspects are known to them, also own inside of this store which is how management was ail to tell police when they were operating within the again, they are looking for two of these guys now. they'resking for anyone who can help to give them a call. i'm tracee wilkins. back to you in the studio. we have new information on that deadly crash involving the tractor trailer in prince george's county. today we leatied the v is 32-year-old shamika brown killed when the truck slammed into her car. it shows the crash unfolding on the right side of the screen. a school bus passes through the

intersection, then a second bus, several other vehicles are hit by that tractor trailer. brown was in one of those vehicles. veral others were also injured. investigators say it appears the trtor traileran a red light s onds after it had changed. >> just horrific. ee parents of 10-year-old little girl killed in this hail of gunfireer last sure demanding justice this evening this time from the d.c. housing authority. the family of makiya wilson announcing a lawsuitor30 million. as news 4 mark segraves reports tonight, her parents say the housing authority is sist as respe for their daughter's death as the people who pulled the trigger. >> it was last july she was on her way to the ice cream truck when severalen jumped out of a car and opened fire. the 10-year-old girl was an innocent victim in what police say was a feud between rival s.

neighborho >> it's been almost nine months, but to me it seems like it was yesterday. >> reporter: today wilson's parents and their lawyer said the d.c. housing authority should have done more iorove the safety of the clay terrace apartments where wilson special he family lived, including installing gates and security cameras. >> the fai security measures did not only fail to -- more than that the absence of any security measure emboldened them. >> reporter: the family is suing the housing authority for $30 million. they say it's not about the money. it's about senng a message to the city. >> our child is gone. unfortunately the can do to bring her back, but it is a statement that can be made so it will never ever be another one. reporter: we caught up with the director of the housing authority. he declined to speak with ns 4 citing the penning lawsuit but in att w statement said he and the housing authority continued to mourn her tragic death and that we pust ally

for an end to the senseless violence that continues to plague our community. while seven suspects have been charged in her murder, for her parents, that's e notugh. >> the city needs to be held act believe. we need safetyeeoo. we protection as well. >> reporter: in the district, mark segraves, news 4. >> her mom says she asked the housing authority to relocate her family before that shooting due to the violence in the complex, but her requests were denied. the seven people charged in her murder are set to go on trial nextnd year. a legal victory for aather battling for custody of his son after finng out theoy was abused by a county police officer. yesterda a judgeranted lamar mccall full custody of his 6-year-old son. mccall was concerned after hso told him his mother's boyfriend was hurting him. that boyfriend, prince george's countye officer francesco marlett. mccall only recently learned three years ago marlett was

indicted on charges of abusing his son but he never went to trial. those charges were dropped and marlett is back on the couy police force. mccall says he gained full custody but they' mother has some visitation rights. we did reach out to the ther's attorney for comment, but he has not responded. michael afvat knvenatti, th atto represented stormy daniels is facing new charges this ening. a federal indictment accusing him of embezzlement, wire and identity fraud. among the accusations, they say avenatti embezzled money from a paraplegic client to pay for his side business and usedom money other clients to buy a jet. naosecutors also say avenatti hasn't filed per income tacks since 2010. in a tweet today he said he plans to plead not guilty and fight all the charges. a well-known local attorney has just been indicted in a case

that grew out of special couns robert mueller's investigation. that lawyers greg craig accused of misleading investigators about his work on behalf of the pro-russian government of ukraine back in 2012. craig worked for two democratic presidents, president obama and presidentg' clinton. cr lawyers say he is not guilty and they are slamming the government prosecutors. are you ready for a repeat? folks.'s the night, the caps first playoff games as defending stanley cup champs. >> so if you're suspicious, you need to do whatever you were doing last year during this game. sit wherever you sit. eat whatever you were eating at the time. >> i'm rocking my team tie, the official one. oh, good, it's back. she'sot the purple coat on. i thought you were going to go red. we're so glad youe going old school. it worked last year. >> she also got married duryeg last's playoffs. how are you going to top that? >> io talked my husband and he

said he's open to the idea of doing the whole wedding thing again. yes, i had that red coat. after a couple tweets, i decided we've got to bring back what works and i am rocking the purple jacket. last year joe gibbs pumping up the crowd. the environment for every home game was electric. the arena lit up. fans cheering and going wild for every caps game. that is sure toe continu in game one against the hurricanes. everyone doing their part to make tonight's atmosphere feel like playoff hockey. >> when you step on the ice for warmups coming out for the game, we're going to see all the red lights and you can definitely feel it as a player. it's just different. i can't wait. >> i'm really excited. these fans showed, you know, last year what they can do and they are like an extra player for us out there. >> it's one of the loudest buildings, especially in t

playoffs. it's always fun. you know you're in the playoffs when you step on the ice. something we all look forward to. >> it was a huge advantage for us to be able to have the support, not just in the building but outside the building and everything that it. along with it's a difference maker. we need everyone's help in that building tonight and around that building and to help give us that extra boost that comes with home ice. >> todd reirdenin shome ice was one of the main priorities heading into the postseason. back to you. >> you and chris repeat those wedding vows. all right, sherree? >> sounds good. followherree on twitter for her in-game observations tonight, plus we're going to haveostgame reaction of course right here on news 4 at 11:00. then join us oda sat before game two right here on nbc 4. ourag special cov starts at 2:30. the puck drops at 3:00. we'll haveostgame reaction to news 4 at 6:00 and 11:00

saturday. we also have some change in our forecast. it was a little cooler today. even though it got up to 60, it didn't feel like it. you need a little bit of a tjacket. >> a cloud cover was pretty thick, doug kammerer. >> the clouds making their way in across our region. those clouds coming courtesy of our next storm system. theclouds, the wind direction a little bit out of the east today has kept things a little bit cooler. look at these kind of amazing what we've got. d.c. 60 hagerstown. 49 in ocean city. 72 ind. richm 77 elkins. 84 in charleston. this warmer air is going to try to make its way our way as the storm system does the same. you can see the cloud cover associated with the storm coming way out ahead of the storm. the front is way back to the west, but it's moving our way. that will bring us the rain during you on we've also got another storm that will move into our area on sunday. offnd on showers pretty much all weekend long. we'll talk more about it and tag you hour by hour.

see you back here in just a minute. > this is a numberou can probably relate to. americans received probably 20l n robocalls. you probably feel like half went to you. that was last year alone. how congress is trying to dial back that situation and get a solution. i'm adam tuss. how do you fix the traffic along i-95? if you know the answer to that question, you'd be the most popular person in the area. i'll tell you about a new study that just got under way and some recommendations that can come from it. also comingp u 5:45, you keep important documents and sentimental pictures on your phone or computer, right? susan hogan shares what you should do to make sure you don't use them all if you drop or drown your device or it shuts down and stops working. and the latest on t arrest of wikileaks founder julian assange. when he might be extradited back to virginia to face his charge

wikileaks founder julian assange now in custody in the uk acfighting extradation to the u.s. assange is accused of conspiring with chelsea manning to break into a classified government president trump you may remember praised wileaks more than 100 times while on the campaign trail. he's now staying relatively quiet about this arrest. >> this just came out i love wikileaks. >> do you still love wikileaks? >> i know a nothiut wikileaks. it's not my thing. >> let's get the latest now overseas. matt bradley in london. >> reporter: after years of waiting the case of julian assange has moved forward at a rapid case today. police from the metropolitan police here in london were

invited into the ecuadorian embassy. that's where julian assange has spentost of the last seven years trying to avoid charges from the united states and from sweden and here in britain. he was brought to this courthouse where he was immediately tried and convicted ofiolating the bail agreement he had with the british government from several years ago. now, we're probably not going to be hearing from mr. assange again until may 2nd and tt's when he's expected to have a hearing to discuss whether or not he'll be extradited to the united states. he only faces one charge so far inmerica. he's accused of conspiring with chelsea manning to hac a government computer back in 2010. >> since 20, we knew julian assange would face extradition to the united states. unfortunately today we've been proven right. >> it's unclear whether the united states government is more to try to levy

charges against him or whether the speed will continue pressing charges against him as wel. f these will bear a lot on whether julian assange s many, many years or very little time behind bars. matt bradley, nbcews, london. you know it if you drive it. the traff along i-95 in virginia is bad. so bad that state leaders are now asking for yourelp to fin a solution. a new study of the roadway was just proved, but our transportation reporter adam tuss is finding out it's pre ty toug come up with the perfect idea. >> reporter: fikixing tff t along i-95. if you can fix the traffic along i-95 with t traffic, what would you do? this is pretty much what the region has come up with as wl. >> it's a nightmare. >> reporter: but a new study of the belt way down to the carolina borde getting under

way. the first public meeting starts next month. the likely answer is a mix of transportation option everything from better amtrak service, more pre service, yes, even potentially more express toch lanes w are currently being extended to >> there are some people for whom toll roads never make sense, but having the toll road there put more options in place. >> reporter: it doesn't have to do with the road itself or any sort of tolling mechanism. the drivers on the road are the problem. >> they're always on their phones. >> reporter: so it could be a culture shift. >> that's a must. get off the phone. pay more attention. >> reporter: the danger of distracted driving is well documew,ed. for nothough, more study. in the meantime, perhaps the most memorable quote related to 95. >> not only pack a lunch, bring a chef. because you're going to need it. >> reporter: along i-95, adam

tuss, news 4. >> he's got a point well, making the district an affordable place to live for everyone has been a cornerstone of mayor muriel bowser's time while in s office. toda sat down with a handful of d.c. government employees to hear about theirru les as they try to find a home that's within their budget. erika gonzalez picks up the story in our newsroom. for was a working lunch some d.c. firefighter, teachers and social workers. they're pleased to seeid s in affordable housing but say more still needs to be done. this round table discussion was held at bus boy's on 14th street in northwest. these professionals make good salaries but it's still not enough to support the cost of living and raising a family i e district of columbia. gary hamilton, for instance, is ird grade teacher in the district but he was living in beltsville. long days of school coupled with long commute got to be too much so he's nervously making the

move to d. >> i work for, like nine hours. when i get back to maryland, it's 9:00. i made a decision to sacrifice and p more rent which will probably be most of my check but i want to be closer to work. >> the mayor says she's expanding fundingt programs t provide for subsidies for d.c. government employees who are buying a home. the mayor is also creating incentives for landlords t more affordable rentals. in the newsroom, i'm erika gonzalez. coming up on news 4 at 5:00, students at georgetown university taking a htoric vote today to pay for past sins. the proposaledee that would pay the descendants of clafs once sold by the school. the nasty storm out west is heading our

on this rock the red night, doug kammerer, are you eatin your chicken wings? have you ordered them yet? >> truth be told? yes. i've got them coming for the 6:00 show. justng let you know. we've got to do it. i knowd i sho have switched ties today but i don't remember tiesla being my thin year. just the wings, baby, as we get ready for the playoffs.ba -to-back. let's do it again. if you're heading down to the game, looking pretty good all

night long. it is a little on the cool spe, so heads for that. you may need a jacket. temperature wise we're only in the u 5er to low 60s. 61 degrees. clouds and that right there, that "e." at east wind at 10 miles an hour. anytime we have an easterly wind it's off t ocean meaning much cooler temperatures. 58 in balt mimore away from the 70 right now in charlottesville and a lot warmer just to the west. hwant to saylo to the fourth graders at legacy elementary school out in loudon county. thank you guys so much for having me. about 200 of my closest fourth grade friends. great questions talking about what we can expect the next couple of days and of course they're all excited for spring break. coming up the next couple of days, everybody. as far as the radar is concerned, we've got nothing to showly curre however, you go back to the west and that's where our storm is. we see the clouds coming in across our region today, here's the storm. big storm again.

blizzard conditions back into this area. not a tonf snow with this, but a lot of wind and blowing snow. it shut down num roerous roadwa. this is the front t will come into our area tomorrow. during the day, movin onin, here's friday morning moving on in. i thinkro tom the a.m. rush should be fine. it's aroundth 3:0 we see the rain move in and see another batch as the cold front comes through tomorrow night. if you're headi out tomorrow night, take the umbrella. you will need it at times. soe of the rain could heavy. maybe even a couple rumbles of thur thunder. we are warmer because our winds will sft. mostly cloudy. afternoon showers. some thunder during the overnight hours. watch outfo tomorrow nigh dinner. for the capitals game at 3:00 right here on nbc 4, 76 degrees. looking good in the aulernoon. see a shower early and another one late. most of the day looking gd.

75 on sunday. good chance of showers there too most likely during the afternoon. slight chance early monday. most of us drive. the next ten days, guys, i've got that 10-day forecast coming at 5:45. right now we've got as ouple more din the 70s. >> that would be nice. a high school drama teacher is charged with sretly recording the family's babysitter in her bedroom. ahead we've got new details about how the alleged vic discovered that camera and why he says he did nothing wrong. the year was 183 and they needed money to keep georgetown open. what they did then has students asking for reparations n. i'll explain next. $50,000 to help fight chilanoodr in our area, it's all in their hands. find out howyuai and children's medical and

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>> announcer: you're watching news 4 at 5:00. our top stories of the day, d.c. police now say two people have been shot in southeast including at least one teenager. >> that's right. d.c. police have blocked off an arean front of the anacostia neighborhood library here near gth street andd hope road. jackie bensen is on t. sce she'll join us live at 6:00 with the latest from police. an alarming discovery by an

au pair working for a family in reston. >> she spots a tiny camera hidden in her bedroom. now her employer,well-regarded herndon high school drama teacher is facing several arges. >> our northern virginia bureau chief julie carey is saying extra detectdes are assig to go through all the evidence that's been recovered. >> reporter: there is a doorbell camera at the reston home. it was a tiny camera hidden inside the house in the au pair's bedroom that has the herndon high school drama teacher facing four charges of unlawful filming. >> there were illegal images that crossed the line that led us to make the charges we did. >> reporter: the court documents reveal the victim was warned by a previs nan she found a hidden camera in her closet. last week the new au pair spotted this device and she confronted him and his wife. she said he h trust issues

with au pairs. i reportedly told the woman ifl she c police it would be, quote, serious. but the au pair sent police a hidden photo of the camera and they showed up with a search warrant seizing a long list of electronics seizing something called a smoke detector wcamer ve actually added detectives to comb through all the evidence that was collected. our case istill very agt tiff. >> herndon high school's principal sent a letter home assuring families that no students were the subject of the unlawful s filming and says the teacher has been put on leave. in the wake of this case, police want you to know security camerasn certain locatio like the front door are fine. but not in rooms where there isa an expon of privacy. like bedrooms, bathrooms, and changing room >> in the wrong place capturing images where a person is in a state of undresss improper and >> he is now free after posting bond. in fairfax county, i'm julie carey, news 4. >> unlawful filming is a

misdemeanor charge when an adult is the victim but a felony when the person recorded is a minor. there was a big drug bust in our region. tens of thousands in illegal narcotics and some weapons recovered. in maryland more than two dozen people are charged in a o traffickinration that spanned from the western part of the state all the way to delaware officers recovering fentanyl, meth, heroin, crack, and prescripon pills. investigators say the fentanyl alone could have accounted for 45,000 lethal doses. as georgetown university coinues to confront its past role in the slave trade, students are now weighing in on the issue of reparations. undergrads are votesing toding r they'd b willing $27 per s semester to help the descendents

avof those . >> i am here personally as a bridge between the past and the future. >> for this georgetown sophomore, today's vote isn't ju important. it's personal. >> my family arrived here in colonial maryland indentured and became enslaved. or >> they wered to work the plantations. jesuits used to fund educational e endeavors. in 1838 they sold 272 slaves to vee sought. she bel the time to atone for the sins of the pastno i that's why she's asking to vote yes. >> this is about a committed group of s cdents whoe up with a plannd an idea and said let's get together and do this. >> those efforts are not going unnoticed on campus. >> we do what we can in order to

make sure we canore oess make amends. >> i hope this inspires other students throughout the countryr to really ads the past ofth r universities. >> today's vote has been several years in the makings. student the efforts resulted in th name of slave holders being stripped from buildings and admission preference beingen g to the -- the fight to right this wrong will continue. >> it doesn't end with today. this isething that does not end. because this mrocosm of georgetown universitywepeaks to whre as a society. now, as the administration watches this vote unfold, they s rethd stateme released this statement staying we will review the results of the referendum and -- and addressing its historical

relationship to slavery. we should point out this vote is nonbinding. it will ultimately be up to the school's board of direcrs to decide whether this funding gets created. voting closes at midnight so we should have the results by tomorrow. back to you. >> thank you, cory. so the c number oplaint to the fcc? robocalls. more than 20 billion people got those calls last year. 20illion calls were sent out last year alone. lawmakers on capitol hill are trying to do something about it. a bipartisan group of lawmaker system supporting new legislation called the trace act. increasing fines for people who make illegal robocalls a it requires teleces companino to use a telogy to help identify the scammers and thef sp numbers. one of those goals is to stop theef callse your phone even rings. >> illegal calls before they reachonsumers is especially important because unlike legitimate callers, these nuisance callers will not be deterred by the prospect of

enforcement kewing they will very difficult to locate. >> the bill has the backing ofs attorneyeneral from every state as well as consumer groups and in telecom companies. the committee has approved it. a victory and a battle ove go-go music after a complaint silenced a store. why the group tha once says they're not done with the protests. we'll tell you about the team ofliddle sch girls preparing for the international stage. a competition involvinglayiegos and robotics. >> don't let anybody tell you youan't do somethi because you're a girl. wow, has she been getting us pumped? molette green is on a misheon to you get fit for spring. molette wants you to join her tomorrow for a community boot camp. >> molette will be live all morning at the mmstphalia ity center. all you have to do is show up at

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welcome back. as we head into the weekend, the chances for rainin incre tomorrow. we'll have rain mainly later in the day. over the weekend some rain at times. coming up in about ten minutes, doug and i will be breaking down the weekend forecast when rain is most likely and how it will impact your plans, jiri >> all t, amelia. we'll see you then. thanks. the go-go music is backn

in shaw, but the discussion is just beginning. >> the music will continue. >> you just heard neighbors. they're thrilled to have that loridaback on at 7th and avenue, northwest d.c. now the demonstrators want to meet tout talk a the changes in the neighborhood. a town hall meetingl w held tonight at check-it enterprises on martin luther king avenue in southeast from 6:00 to 8:00. paving the way for young women in science and technology, a group of fairfax county middle hoolers hoping to do that. the fusion four rob bics team wi competing in a world championship. news 4 aimee cho introduces us to this fierce group.ve >> and just a second, these seventh graders and you too will likely smile as much as they do.

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app and searching data recove b. >>k it up. >> back it up. >> to the cloud. go to the cloud. cloud.ys go to the >> and amazon, who knew? >> there you go. >> all is not lost. susan, thanks so much. a relief to know. speaking of clouds, we have a little bit o them in our region today. >> you're saying with prim it's free? >> i know. where have we been? >> i'm paying for cloud data and i don't have to. >> she's saving us money. >> she's workingor me. i'm glad to meet you. i'm susan hogan and working for you. we have cloud cover across owthe area right too. different kind of clouds. we're talking rain tomorrow and that's whas going to hold off. out there right now we're looking at the cloud cover around reston. it's kind of a dreary afternoon. we saw some sunshine earlier, then the clouds moved in, especially up along the mountains. right now around the city same

dete. erature 61 degrees with those clouds. 60 degrees by 7:00. dropping much. chilly. yeah, it feels kind of cool outside asou make your way out and about. 61 in lsburg. 58 gaithersburg. 64 down around warrenton. two factors there a little bit less cloud cover and not quite the easterly component to the wind. radar is dry. it will stay that way. look at the storm system still spinning back toward theth west. this i blizzard going on in the highlas. this front is leefeventually go to make its way our way. tomorrow morning's rush is going to b okay. 2:00 in the afternoon is when the showers start to move mostly from the west. by 5:00 we're still dealing with shower activity. take the umbrella tomorrow. you may not need it when you teave the house. you may need dinner plansniomorrow t, oybe a latene d trheinut

roof open watching nbc 4 at 11:00, it could be raining on u. we've got the rain coming through. maybe even rumbles of thunder. that ws somethingre going to be watching. that is not the only day we've got in the forecast for rain. >> we could see some of those showers lingering into our saturdayorning. that risk at about 50%. otherwise we start off the day at 61de ees. the majority of saturday looks dry unless you're in southern maryland. i can't rule out some showers takingn around southern maryland if that front stalls just to the east of i-95. for the most ofus, it's looking main ma ly dry. maybe an isolated shower. mild with the high of6. humid on sunday with the high of 75. sothing we have not saido far this year. can't rule out an isolated shower out there during the morning hous the day wears on. those rain chance goes up. then rain is likely sunday night.

where we could have some heavy rain and some thunderstorms. make sure that roof is closed not only friday night b sunday night as well. and again, that heavy rain moving through sunday night, maybe lingering into monday morning. ain is most likely friday night. saturday morning until about 8:00, 9:00 a.m. then again sundayer night a 5:00 p.m., but you want to stay tuned. this is a tricky forecay. we're rea going to be able to refine the timing tomorrow at this time, but dinnerut plans have the umbrella. the cherry blossoms saturday around the midday average likely dry but bring the poncho. we have the nats game at home both saturday and sunday. t again, pac poncho just in case. >> for sure. we really think you're going to need it. we don't think you'll need the umbrella for the capitals game. sunday maybe an early shower although most of monda looks dry. your next ten days, tuesday, wednesday, thursday looking 78 wednesday. 80 coming up next thursday. all in allot a bad forecast.

you just have to get through the showers for the weekend. >> we've had some eights. >> we had two in a row. it happened earlier this week. >> doug, thank you. at >> there's something new this year's washingtonuto show. an effort to fight childhood cancer. >> the washington auto show is actually helping to fight childhood cancer. when you make your way here this weekend, now through saturday, stop by the hands on hope. this is where hyundai is giving away $50,000 to children's national or georgetown lombardi if one of these six keep theirs han the hyundai. >> you are team? >> children's hospital. >> are you excited about today? nervous? th. but i'm going to take this home. >> whoever keeps their hans on the hyundai wins the car. those are fighting words. what are you thinking? >> we know who's going to get this car?

i am not concerned. >> i think you should all, i mean, this is huge. you're helping out childhood cancer. put your hands in. the i'm kidding. keep your hands on the hyundai. have you thought about sleeping? >> i actually don't pla to sleep. i will take naps, but there's too much going on. >> you don't trust the ones. >> we're a team, you kn. if they go to sleep and it's ak brea'll wake them up. >> how are you going to eat this whole time? >> i'm going to pace myself. i alrea know it's 60 steps that way to the restroom. you've got to know these things. >> come by and see them throughout the weekend and wave hi and really tak f in thet that one of these hospitals will win $50,000 tht help f childhood cancer. even the hospital that doesn't win getsw $25,000. awesome is that? at the convention center, i'm tommy mcfly. news 4. >> it is kind of tough. you're got tot fe in

bathroom breaks they allow for. the winning contestant and hospital will be announced saturday at 2:30. we also a celebration of life today including a 25 mile processional and a letter from aormer president. >> we'll take you out to l.a. where thousands are gathered for the

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a fitting tribute full of music today, deeply personal memories and calls to action. >> celebrating the life of rapper nipsey ssle. >> his children joining his long time girlfriend on stage at the staple cente in downtown los angeles. >> let's take you now to some live pictures of nipsey hussle's procession making its final journey through t city he loved and thee community h transformed. nbc's d schenamen reports. >> reporter: mourning the loss of a rapper who was more an artist in south los angeles who made givingack to his community a priority. >> let today be the day we start to understand what his death and what his life ruly mean >> reporter: family, friends and adoring fans packed the0 21, seat staple center. two months ago he was there attending the grammys wit his

fiancee, actress lauren london. performing a special tribute, music icon stevie wonder. in his youth, hussle was affiliated with gang culture but later denounced gang violence. he invested in businesses and hiring neighbors. >> he was extremely h ble and he never forgot where he came from. >> hussle was shot and killed outside of his clothing store march 31st where today fans also gathered to pay tribute. a community that so admired and adored hussle is saying goodbye and remembering his legacy and message. >> there is a bigger purpose. we need to unite and we need to stop gun violence. >> reporter: as the city of los angeles remembers an artist whoseac lcontinues to grow even after his death. dan schenn

dan. julian assange in custody. i'm jim handly. now at 6 he's possibly headed for a virginia courtroom. his defenders working to stop his extradition to the u.s. d.c. police investigating a shooting near a local library and an elementary. new at 6:00, we are learning there could be more than one victim. >> caps fans, we're ready to rock the redno for aer run at the stanley cup. we hope it will be a long playoff run. it all begins tonight. >> announcer: news 4 at 6:00 starts now. ik> good evening. tonighteaks founder julian assange is facing extradition to the u.s. and could eventually see the inside of a courtroom here in virginia. >> this new journey in the assange t odyssey begans morning in london when ecuador withdrew his asylum stahl us. police carried him out of the embassy where he h lived since

2012. he has been under scrutiny for wikileaks role in the release o thousands of e-mails stolen from democrats during the 2016 presidential campaign. those e-mails were hacked by russian militar intelligence. this according to u.s. officieas. >> wik has also been under fire for publishing thousands of classified documents edw snowden stole from the national security agency back in 2013. a sa assange is only facin one.s. charge. its link to the massive wikileaks document dump. blayne alexander is tracking this story with the latest for us tonight. >> jim and wendy, for years now national security experts have been making the link between julian assange and russia. nack in 2012 he had a political top show a state-sponsored russian run television network. now u.s offic a