arson outside the national we've got the video of the suspect running off. this incident bearing a strong esemblance to another c in new york. and atm thieves at it again. new video from the latest smash and grab. this time a c left acial piece of evidence behind. >> news 4 begins with a storm team 4eather alert. it's been another busy friday for storm team 4. the tornadoarnings and watches we've been dealing with all afternoon, done. >> but the big weather changes folks are not over yet. before we get to your forecast, let's take you live to chopper 4. a power line came down on a school bus with children still inside. that power line has now been removed. >> brad, what have you been seeing over the last half hour or so?, >> well i am very happy to report that all of the children

made their way off of this bus and into their parents arms. is is what it looked like a few minutes ago. utilityorkers pulled that strand of lines off of the top of that bus and it was really great to see all the parents were able to make o their wayr to the front of that bus and get all of the kids off. they were rushing off and going right into therms of their parents. a great seen and no injuries. the bus is everybody is safe. very goodffews here o of wellington street. a lot of other damage in the area. we've got roads bcked and trees down into people's houses and cross streets. definitely around this area you're going to want to yatch where're going and make sure that as the sun goes down here we're not coming across any trees that haven't been picked up by utility crews yet. i would recommend making sure you're driving safely tonight. chopper 4 is working for you alh ni long making sure if anything else comes up we'll bring it to you liv back down to you. >> good advice. still be careful out there.

brad in chopper 4. we thank you. lou's turn to d and amelia in the storm center. >> what can we expect for the rest of the night? >> well, we've still got showers outhere right now. that severe weather came through between 1:00 and about 5:00, 6:00. that's what we tolder you yesty would be the threat, the biggest threat being strong winds. that's what we've seen all day today, but the wins aren't done with us yet. national weather service has issued a wind advisory. this is going to go through youa saturdayernoon. wind chills, we're talking wind chills. >> i'm letting you say wind chill all day long. i don't want to say it. we're almost in may. we're talking a really cold start to the day tomorrow. right now tracking the rains it makes its way through. numerous trees down around the region. trees down into portions of ntgomery county with that storm. now just some rain in and all i-95. all of southern maryland seeing that rain coming in to charles

county,ds along 301, up towar bowie. dry conditions back towards the west, but we can still see a few more showers. look what's happeningere. you see the motion up to the north. this down to the south. that's the colder air. bermnd that sto system that's coming through. once again, we have a wind advisory. that wind advisory in effect for everybody here in the brown. montgomery county, howard county, loudon county, and points to the west. d.c. southward we're still going to see rather breezywe conditio. l talk about the wind and yes, i have to talk wind chill too. we'll see you back here in a few minutes. >> wre not ready to hear anything aboutl.ind chil all right, doug. thank you. we go to some breaking news in northwest d.c. now. a man has been shot near first and "n" streets northwest. >> sha mar omari stone is at th scene. at's going on? >> reporter: i just received an update. the man who was shot is going to

be okay. he did not have life threatening injuries. i want to show you how close the shooting was to the paul lawrence senior high school. you c see it right there. that is where the school is located. if you come to "n" street northwest, there's a red car on the other side of the crime scene tape and there are shell casings there. we don't know if that is where the shooting occurred. we're waiting to get more information from police. if you move over here, there is a crime scene van on the other side. that van just pulled up literally i'd say a minute ago on the other side there was a dark colored car with shattered glass on the rear. and on the side. rear window. back out over here i want to tell you police are continuing to gather evidence. this news is breakingri they will us updates as they become available. they have not given a us information about a shooter. they have not released the name of the man who was shot but again, police tell me that he is

ing to be okay. the shoot be happened about a hour ago. live here in northwest d.c. shomari stone, news 4. a manhunt for the suspected arsonist who set fire outside an american landmark. >> the story in the nbc washington app. scott macfarlane broke the new about the outside the national archives billing in washington. >> scott joins us from the live desk withe latest on this investigation. scott. watch your screen closely. you're about to see a person dresd in black wearing a hood or hat walking away from the outside of the archives. shortly after you'll see a glow of flames coming from the right side. a police report says the person ignited the gas c to cause the fire. security at the archivedn

coul stop the flames, so they called d.c. t firefighter do so. a wider image fromnc surveile video shows the person making an escape, running across the busy road. the archives holds america treasures and it hosts tens of thousands of visitors. the billing's public museum had closed just two hours before this inciden somebody could have really gotten hurt. the billing could have got significant damage. we also have very important documents in the building, so obviously a fire is dmental to that. >> the archives released still photos of the gas can used. we can see burn damage along the exterior. the feds say they are still looking for the person who ignited these flames and they're hoping for tips from the public to h.p them find that person at the live desk, i'm scott macfarlane. back to you. >> let's hope they get some tips. thank you, scott. another week, another at mrk

theft attempt. once again, the thieves ran isoo me trouble and did not make off with the cash machine, but investigators point to more aggressi behavior with this one. with the would be thieves attacking workers in this case. and as we run out of fingers to count all these, the feds are getting involved. markves has our report. >> this time it was t 7/11 here on south dakota here in northeast d.c. a truck crashing through the attempt to steal the atm. this time the suspects attack the employeese insidthe store. >> once inside they force two employees to the ground. they robbed them of their personal property. >> while the bad guys got away, ey had toeave their truck behind stuck in the window. sources say the fbi is now aware of these incidents and coordinating with local law enforcement. it's become a regular occurrence typically between 2:00 and 4:00 in the morning, always at a

7/11, crooks giving new meaning f smash and grab. smashing through tnt windows of the stores with a stoltruck, then grabbing the atm. sometimes the crooks make off with the cas machine. sometimes they don't. they always leave behind a scene of wreckage. in t past few months, there have been at least nine atm thefts in maryland and the district. >> we're definitely examining all cases and we've been working with all our law enforcement partners. >> police found three of the stolen atms in an empty lot in prince george's county onneire with o of thetolen trucks. the truck used in this this morning's incident looks very much like the truck used in another atm theft. today's video shows one of the suspects carrying a pick ax that sources tl news 4 they used to disable the surveillance cameras. in the district, mark segraves, news 4. s>> someone threw a phone in president trump'irection as peak at the stage to

the national rifle association convention in indiana today. the pne did not hit the president. it lands on the far right side of your screen. oue president went on to speak for nearly an hr and repeated a conspiracy themed claim about the mueller investigation. they tried for a coup. didn't work out so well. >> the justice department authorize authorized the mueller investigation. for the cell phone, the person who throuew it was removed and investigation is under way. well, he set all sorts of records playing college ball at ohio st >> there are redskins fans h hopingll bring that same spark to the burgundy and gold. >> with the 15th pick in the 2019 nfl draft, the washington redskins selectwayne haskins.

quarterback, ohio state. >> dwayne haskins has deep roots in our area. he playeoo high sch football in montgomery county. >> news 4 chris gordon wento the school today in potomac. people therenow him well and are excited to welcome him home. >> reporter: before quarterback dwayne haskins wore number 7 for ohio state, it wa his number when h led his school to three conference championships. the head football thinks haskins could be ready to start for the reds this season. >> he's a very, very special kid as you saw with what heid at ohio state. he broke every kind of record possible. so i think he'll iompete fort. i think the redskins have a long term quarterback that can be a franchise guide. >> bullis school teaches grades k through 12. the haskins family chose to move to maryland from new jersey. >>oth duane and his sister

came to bullis together. dwayne had an interest in athletics and his sister a great interest in the arts. t >> reporter: head of school at bullis says haskins is a scholar athlete and a through leader. >> i've been a washington redskins fan and season ticket holder for 40 some years. i would like nothing else than to haveim here in washington, d.c. >> reporter: the last time redskins fans were this excited about a first round draft pick was quaerback robert griffin iii. he had a terrific first season, but then he got injured. some said it was because he couldn't slide and avoid a tackle. dwayne haskins had that same problem, but he was taught how to slide by an assistant too much who just happened to be his geometry teacher. >> i d't know the probability of him stealing second on baseball, but for a quarterback, he's going to be fine. >> reporte now with dwayne haskins ader center, itears redskins fans are ready for some football. chris gordon, news 4.

>> i like that. geometry and learn how to slide. >> there is geometry involved in sliding if you think about it. our weather ale continues. the heaviest downpours are gone, but we're not done with the rain just yet. doug is going to tell us more about a shock to the system when we wake up tomorrow morning. plus only on news 4 tonight, of sband and father accused a coverup in the murder of his wife. how far prosecutors say he went to make it look like a suicide. >> we're wrapping up a busy week in politic, including the official launch of joe biden's presidential camign.

the severe weather has come through the area and now exited the region. that's very good news. now we have shower activity continuing in a around the d.c. metro area. prince george's county over towards anne arundel, charles, st. mary, right on down towards geng geor back towards fredericksburg. most of the rain east of i-95. the one thing i continue to hear, people coming from outside, it's getting old out there. winds gusting to 30 miles an hour now. 50 miles an more on the wind and wind chill. see you back here in a minute. >> all right. we'll look for you then. doug, thank you. we want to lou know about a tribute to one of our long-time nbc news chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell was honored last night with a lifetime achievement award at the sixth annual washington women in journal iism award. >> andrea started at kyw news

radio in 1967. she's been with nbc since 1978. she's covered the white house, congress, world lders and just about everything in between. we can tell you from experiee you will not find a more hard g workingenerous colleague. we see you in the billing all hours of the day and night. >> i thought i was going to talk about "mee the press" and joe biden. >> first of all congratulations. >> we're very proud ofnd you a it's an honor for us to work alongside you. >> thank you. ji it's so great. when i started 40 years ago, there were so few women in the washington press corps and now we're everywhere. >> women are in charge in a lot of ways. >> so true indeed. andrea is filling in for chuck todd this week as the moderator of "meet the press". we are so glad you could join us. we're going to start with joe biden. you've been talki about him.

you've known him for a long time. he's certainly got a clear message to deliver, but he's also got a long history in this town and a lot of people -- a lot of issues for people to t. e shots at >> it's causing some trouble. some bumps along the road. they are very glad a toounce they raised $6.3 million in the first 24 hours. $4.4 million i'm told was from online dations. that's an important signal to those who thought he's so sold cool he could not go online and do what bernie sanders andar kamala m and beto o'rourke are doing. he's got the long record. it also includes criticism of the anita hill/clarence thomas hearings. he went on the view today and was immediately asked about that and other tough issues and why he waited s long to call anita hill. he kind of said i didn't want to invade her space, which

certainly alludes to otheres is he o never came right and apologized. he was pressed by the women on "the view" why don't you just apologize. i'm sor about the way she was treated, but he was the chairman. i covered those hearings in 1991. he did make the decision to cut the hearings off before she could introduce her three defense witnesses. so thatsi is controveral whether he gets quickly past that. still is a front runner, the best name recognition and a lot of momentum during the first 24 hours going directly after the president and trying to make the case that he is the best equipped to confront and challenge. >> well, let's talk about the current president, andrea. the muller report. it's been a wk now and an epic power struggle is shaping up etween the white house and democrats. the president is vowing to fight all the subpoenas, including not allowing don mcgahn, the former white house counsel, to testify. egn he do that and what is the democratic strat here? >> well, the strategy is to

subpoena, go to court, slugt out. the president's strategy is despite all the precedents, the clintonmpeachment and a bevy of other cases that go all the way back, that congress does have oversight authority, that the ways and means committee can get his taxes without subpoenas, but despite all of that, his strategy is to run out the clock. and if ty keep slugging it out in court, it will already be n primary seaso before anybody gets anything done and then they'll have to back off. this is going to be an epic struggle and we're going to be interviewing sally yates, the former attorney general who was fired during all of the beginning of the administration. she has a lot to say about the mueller report which is still in a lot of ways, despite the president saying there is no collusion. when you drill down into it, even some republican lawyers,

not republican senators, but republican lawyers acknowledge there's lot in here. >> that's going to be an interest sg interview onday. i'm talking about president trump and his relationship with republicans and also his relationship with the media. not great. he's not going to go to the correspondents dinner once again. he's -- there hasn't been a press briefing. they've all but disappeared. have you ever seen the time when the relationship between tt presidnd the media was so strained? >> i was not here during watergate but i've never seen anything like this. calling the press corps the openemy of the , these are the kind of things dictatorsy. sa this -- the first amendment is embedded in our constitution and it's the hall mark of american freedom. previous presidents and notably previous secreta of state have traveled the world holding

news conferences in beijing or in turkey or other places where the press are hel back, saudi arabia, and that is not done by our secretary of state. he doesn't even take very many reporters with him on these trips. dinner is only a dinner. the more important thing is the answers.etting >> all right. andrea mitchell, we're so glad that you are could find time to join us today. weou knowe working on a piece for nightly news'l we zoom in on send for the interview of attorney general sally yates. sunday morning at 10:30 right here on nbc 4. >> again, >> thank you.ns. well, bicycle safety act has called out mayo muhbowser. >> obviously this is an embarrassing part of our history. buthat doesn't have to be way now. >> i'm david culver at gonzaga

college high school in northwest. ahead, how students are leading an effort to acknowledge and learn from it. the school's ties to slavery. and our storm team 4 weather alert continuesh something we haven't talked about. >> and the wind chill. doug is

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thanksdn gs for our symptom team 4 weather team. they've been keepinge us saf all afternoon with the torn watches and warnings >> you guyhave been busy. it got violent there for a while. >> i'll tell you, those storms came up very quickly. i was looking at them around 1:00 down around the shortt charloesville area. they were out of here by 6:00. the severe weather was really done in d.c. by around 4:00, 5:00 was when they were done coming right over through towards portions of the bay. there's the storm, the line of utorms moving o to sea. close to the atlantic into parts of new jersey. we have rain, light showers. downtown not seeing it,ut we are seeing shower activity in through fairfax county. most of this is in through parts

southern maryland. if you're heading to dinner, you're heading to see "endgame", yeah, y see that but take the umoubrella. to the west take the jackets. this is what's happening. we've got our storm system and we still have a tornado watch into parts of new jersey and pennsylvania as well as delaware. no wates anymore for us. here. the motion motion this way. that's the war area coming in. motion this way, you can seeck e ide of the storm. that's the cooler air moving in. we've got rather windy conditions. winds gusting 20 to 30. a wind advisory goes into effect overnight tonight 3nto0 tomorrow afternoon. does not include areas south and east. however, it does include areas to the north and west. 20 to 30 mile an hour winds. i still think d.c. gets it as well. gu to 50 miles an hour could cause some tree damage. something else that is going to be bringing, and i didn't want to say this word, i'll let

amelia say it. >> wind chill, win chid chill. >> wind chill. i just said it. go have fun, amelia. thanks for your help. 44 degrees. that's your wind chill early tomorrow morning. 34 in martinsburg. my daughter has a soccer game tomorrow. i've told the team, hey, we've got to make sure we put on an extra layer. look around noon. if you've got plans around noon, we're talking 39 hagerstown, 51 d.c. by the heafternoon, tind starts to calm a little bit and we're back into the 60. a nice afternoon tomorrow, but remember, you're going to need the coat early tomorrow morning. 69 on your saturday. 73 on sunday. 66 on monday. 83. look at that on tuesday before t temperatures go back to around average. a little bit unsettled but not too bad. >> all right, doug. thank you. coming up,nl it's o been in theaters for about 24 hours, but

the new "avengers" movie is already setting s.record >> fans are stoked frmg. plus we'll have a heads up about a major road closure over the weekend. the man accused of killing his wife and trying to make it look like a suicide. look like a suicide. itlie carey w

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you're watching news 4 at 6:00. now to a story you'll only see on news 4. allegations of a coverup for murder. >> we learned newai det today in the case of a fairfax county man accused of killing his wife then shooting himself to cover up the crime.

>> in court today two very different views of that man who wants to be home with his children while awaiting trial. northern virginia bureau chief julie carey has the story. >> reporter: it was a murder mystery. a teenage girl arriving home t terrible scene. her mom shot to death. her dad also suffering from a gunshot wound. neighbors worriedbout the impact. >> his daughter is going to be traumatized by this. >> reporter: then this more than two years later, police made an arrest. the wounded father indicted as th killer of his wife and mother of two donna. but today in court laszlo pentek's attorney said his client is also a victim. pent was taking a bath when he felt a sharp pain in his stomach and realized he'd been shot. soon after that pentek's teenage daughter arrived at the house. she first found her dad still lying in the bathtub bleeding and called 911.

then while still on the phone, found her mom shot to death. the defense attorney didn't say who might have shot laszlo pentek, but asked for bond so the defendant ce with his children while he awaits trial. the prosecutor weighing in with a much different take calling pentek a cold blooded killer of his wife saying, quote, it's clear she was executed. he went to extreme lengths, including shooting himself in the tub to he this fact. the prosecutor also telling the judge while a gun was found in mrs. pentek's hand, the autopsy revealed the bullet k thatled her could not have been self-inflicted. prosecutors say there was a second gun found in the bathtub with mr. pentek. the judge denying the bond request saying pentek poses a danger. he's set for trial in early june. in fairfax county, i'm julie carey. newsay4. a df action in d.c. bicyclist sending a message to the o mayorne week after the death of one of t.ir own a group of activists creating

this memorial. it's a powerhtl site rig outside of city hall today. david sullivan was killed last week by a stolen speeding minivan. the city has an initiative with the vision of eliminating all traffic deaths by 2024. it's been coming in phases with new bike lanes and clear intersections. demonstrators say it's not enough. >> i know. i mean, people a getting out here driving huge vehicles that can kill people and they're on their phones or not paying attention. i mean, how many lives do we have to pay for to get change in the city? >>y cycling safet advocates want lowered speed limits atyoss the ci and an end to right turn on redtintersections. gonzaga high school is celebrating ts nervous, but students have uncovered ties to

slavery. david culver went back to his alma mater for a discussion on the painful nspast. >> ie gonzaga college high school, purple pride is always present. watch as the students trade cafully when walking past the field. recently uncovered documents reveal the painful history. waaround the time i founded in 1821, the washington seminary relied on slaves. >> if there hadn't been slave labor that worked the pltations, it may well have never started. >> perhaps most striking, students made that discovery. seven of them volunteering over two years. they spent days at georgey opportunituniversity, one of the first institutions that acknowledged its own connection to slavery. the students relied on the connection to historic documents. se you start to feel a connection to the slaves as you track them.

>> the students identified five slaves who worked there. yne them, gabriel who they can onl envision from words. >> they followed him from georgetown to new orleans where his fate was sealed. >> he tried to pay for his freedom, but the students believe he ultimately died in louisiana enslaved. >> this is a document wie didn't think we could find. it's gabe's bill of sale. we knew it had to exist. >> forgotten until now. >> in that way we are his family. remembering him and trying to resurrect him. >> his story has comeif to l through this research. >> the leadership and faculty encouraging the students as difficult as the discoveries may be, keep digging. >> this history i not easy. much of it is ugly. we haven't sugar coated it. >> yet they are puttingt on display. >> because it's our history. >> it's something we need to acknowledge and only then can we move forward from it.

>> hoping that by exposing the wounds of the past they can bring healing to the future. in northwest waington, david culver, news 4. students will be back on high street ts weekend putting the finishing touches on their exhibit. it will be displayed in the student's comments for the next several weeks. this is a live look now over agan national airport where a large emergency drill will be held tomorrow. the government requires drills take place ery three years, so agencies are prepared for a real disaster. tomorrow's drill will involve a simulated plane crash on a runway. don't be alarmed if you see smoke and fire, a lot of police cars and fire trucks with peopli with reastic looking injuries. it's only all dri i'm glad i know. i'm flying out tomorrow morning. we are working for you tonight with a weekend traffic warning. part of route 50 in virginia will be closed so crews can perform emergency construction. all lanes of eastbound route 50

near the fair oaks mall will close at 7:00 tonight. they'll remain shut down until late sunday. drivers should follow detour signs and expect delays throughout the area.fi traf on route 50 westbound will not be impacted. coming up, it's what any mother wants to hear after a long time away from her children. >> quite a mwsent. ne 4 cameras were there for a great moment today. the story behind this military family reunion. that zbl this the best. the storms themselves are out of here, ut we're in weather alert because of tomorrow. i'll explain. show you what's happeni. coming ungp ♪

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today. good grief. it is the culmination of 11 year wort oh of marvel movies. >> we'd be all alone if we didn't see it. we've got to see it now. you might seee some peo in superhero costumes downtown this weekend, but it's not for the avengers. awesome con is back for another year. the annual sci-fi fantasy pop culture convention draws tens of thousands of people to our city every year. among this year's highlights, bat suits worn by the caped crusader from each of the movies along with some of the villains. if batman is not youth ing, the founder says there's a little something for everybody. >> the "star wars" convention, "star trek". we don't really have onething. we're really here to put as much cool stuff out there and then everybody gets to make their own

patent. >> they got it all going on down there. awesome con runs through sunday afternoon. i'm erika gonzalez with breaking news at the live desk. the university of virginia will not celebrate the team's first ever men's basketball championship at the white house. head coach tony bennett just sent a tweet a few minutes ago. the tweet reading, quote, with several players either pursuing pro opportunities or moving on from uva, it would be difficult if not impossible to get everybody back togeth, end quote. we would have to respectfully decline an invitation. this news just coming in a few minutes ago. we're working to get a response from president trump or the white house. white house. stay with yoooh, hello yellow! at ross and you find... yes! that's yes for less. rspring forith the latest brand-name styles at 20 to 60 percent off department store prices. ayes for less.

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they ran io some trouble when their truck got stuck and had to abandon the crash machine -- the crash machine and their vehicle. and with so many attempts in recent weeks, the fed are now getting involved. >> the owner of a phone that was tossed toward president trump has been detained for a mental evaluation. investigators say he deniedth wing the phone and claimed somebody stole it, but they found his account to be confusing. the predent was taking the stage today at the national rifle asso indiana when that phone landed nearby. the president was not hit. a school assembly for military children turned into an moe emotional reyounion. >> aimee cho was there when a mom who had been deployed for the last seven months walked in. >> reporter: for all those who serve overseas, there are loved

ones missing them back at home. >> we know how challenging it can be. >> reporter: today riverside elementary doing their part to honor that sacrifice. an assembly appreciate military kids. kids like 7-year-old j.j. stevens. >> thank you for taking care of me for the past couple years. >> reporter: j.j. reading a letter to his mom. she's in the navy and stationed in africa. it's been seventh monsince he's seen here. if only she could hear >> i love you with all my heart. you're the best mom ever. >> reporter: little does she know she's fresh off a 16 hour flight. >> i want him to cry. i need him to cry. make the 16 hour flight worth it. >> reporter: we asked w thinks she'll be coming home. >> next december. i' be 8 when she comes back.

>> as it tns out, he'll still be. >> mommy! i missed you so chmu! zbl >> reporter: also there today the rest of everett's ly to help welcome her home. next occupy their itinerary, heading off to legoland. >> you look so handsome. >> thank you. >> i miss you. >> aimee cho, news 4. if that doesn't put a smile on your face, their smiles, my goodness. >> i love the mom's comment. after a 16 hour flight, i need m to cry. >> exactly. >> his arms were this wide going around mom. i love that story. >> so happy for both of them. >> that's a jood one. >>t like the rest of us, th u're going to wake to thi wind chill tomorrow morning too. >> hard to beeve, isn't it?

76 degrees. tomorrow is going to feel like 36 in parts of the western area. c. about 45. just know that when you're waking up at 7:00 out the front door. i keep telling you, my daughter's soccer game at 9:00 a.m., i continue to forget to sn the email to the coach to tell everybody. if you're watching, it's going to be chilly. you're going to wake up and walk tside. you're going to start to notice that tonight. i'll tell you that. i'll keep you posted on that just a second. you see where the shower activity is. mostly in towards southern maryland. prince george's county is seeing showers out along 50, down 301. south of fredericksburg. nort of baltimore seeing the shower activity. you could see it right here, down towards the northern neck. still seeingalhowers. part of the same storm system that brought theevere weather. there's the line. look at that line of storms. a lot of lightning associated with it now. a couple of tornado warnings.

some trees down in montgomery county. are severe thunderstorm wng back to the west. again, warm air moving up. col air moving south. colder air starting to move our way. look at the current wind gusts. 32 miles per hour in baltimore. 38 mile an hour wind in hagerstown. 37 in winchester. you walk outside right now, you already feel the difference and we have a wind advisory in effect until 3:00 torrow afternoon for everybody here in the brown. you're still going to be windyyo just don't meet the criteria of 50 mile per hour winds. that's what we've got, especially hagerstown.th the far west you are and higher elevation, headsp there too. looking at more tree damage tomorrow because of the wind. w about the leavesn them? how about the weekend? how about your morning sports games? watch out there. wear the extra layers. we're going to warm quickly.

for broccoli fest, it's going to be a great time. windy and cool tomorro bring a jacket. we've got carter down there. 73 degrees on your sunday. 63 on monday. 83 onth thursday. 's the day i'm really looking out for because we cool again. but hey, we cool to 70. that we can ke. >> all right. thank you, doug. kmug coming up, redskins la their quarterback of the future. the big question is, who is going to starthe 2 t

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rounds two andhree of the nfl draft and hopefully g itoes like last night when we won the first round.

i feel good about it. we got the p quarterback andass rusher we needed and weinidn't srng the farm to get them for people wholl mortgage farms. when dwayne haskins the league done messed up for letting him slip in thedraft, the odds are against him for being a week one starter. he joithrew for 50 touchdowns. he'll hav to compete with case keenum who the team traded for this off-season. keenum had a breakout year in 2017 throwing 22 touchdowns, just seven picks. we also have long timeck baup colt mccoy on the roster and alex smith who of course is rehabbingrom a broken leg. here's jay grun on having all his signal callers. >> with case we are we're very happy we have. he's an experienced quarterbaee. colt has bin our system for a long time. e's trying to come back from injury. now we have dwayne. of course alex still rehabbing

and doing what he haso do. it's just a matter of gets them all in the room, throwing the ball out there and we'll continue to progress and let guys have an opportunity to play. and although sliding under the radar is theth redskins o big move, they picked up montez sweat and a 2020 second round pick. gray juden says the team was looking to pick sweatith the 16th overall pick. he fell into the draft after he was possibly misdiagnosed with a hearton conditi. some analysts called him theus best passr in this draft. well, from hope and optimism to pure sas, the caps clearing t their lockers today. their seasoname to an unfortunate end against the canes in that excruciating double overtim should stop mentioning. and if you think cap fans -- if caps fans are bummed, it doeom't actuallyre to what the guys are still feeling. here's sherree burruss with moreal >> the capit locker cleanout

day is usually somber, but despite losing in the first round, the feeling on this day is different. >> realistically, it does't sting bad as some in the past. but nobody feels good today. >> we let a lot of people down. fthere's a bit that pressure to get back to where we were. >> after last year and all the joy thate had in the celebrations and just through the summer, that kin ofhurt, that feeling of not getting it done. >> you're expecting to splay longer than you did, so it's that empty feeling. it's tough. it's really tough. >> there's more from o group, foryself. it's one of those situations where you let it sting for a

while and you, you know, see what you can improve on to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> when you're eliminated, you can't do anything. you have to work harder for next year. >> the players still remembering just how good it was t t win stanley cup. they'll use it as added motivation to get back there next year. from arlington, sherree burruss, news 4 sports. >> we need some happener music after that one. tonight the nationals host the padres and ty'll have carter kiebm. he was the 21 overall pick. he'll playst shortop until trey turner removes from injury. nats will get back to .500 weather permitting of course. doug, you caught a foul ball. >> i caught a home run ball frob m. i was calling him kieboom after

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king news breaking news tonight, millions on alert as violent storms take aim. philly under a tornado watch and severe weather snarling travel from d.c. to new york and boston. a massive system that carved a deadly path of destruction across the south. horror on the highway. authorities say a semi truck triggered th massive chain reaction pileup and inferno. a driver capturing the moments just before the crash. >> just cured anxiety. oh, my god! we almost [ bleep ] died. >> tonight the semi truck driver under arrest. a growing usuarantine on campn los angeles. at least 900 students and faculty at schools including ucla ordered to stay isolated as officials fear they may have been exposed to measles. chillingew video of a