testify? >> becse i am not going to do any more. enough already, it's over. if there's any dispute about a v cosation, then he'll come. but i'm not going to retry the case, i'm not calling mccann. it is over. >> leon harris is in the newsroom with a closer look at some of the back andforth, leon. >> even as lawmakers left the hearing room, a night and day feel with some democrats calling for a.j. william barr to resign most focusing on a letter the special counsel se after a summary he had on the principle conclusions in the report. mueller wrote it did not fully capture the context, nature and substance of his office's work and mueller said the public confusion that followed threatened to undermine the reasontin the firs place. barr said he spoke with mueller and the special counsel did not find anything inaccurate.

>> bob mueller is the equivalent of the attorney general. his work concluded when he sent his report to the attorney general. at that point, it was my baby. >> you said it was your baby. what did you mean by that? >> it was my baby to decide whether or not to disclose it for the public. >> reaching your conclusion, did you personally review all of the underlying evidence? >> no. we took -- we accepted -- statements -- >> mr. rosenstein? >> we accepted the statements in the report as factu record. >> this is optimistic not the end. barr is being called to testify before the house judiciary tomorrow where there are plans to call mueller and former white house counsel, d mcgann. >> more breaking news out of annapolis in a d oect turn events. baltimore county delegate,

adrienne jones became the first woman and first african-americao speaker the maryland house of delegates.ce trawilkins is live in annapolis to tell us why two other leading candidates dropped out. what a day. >> this was an unexpected turn of events. yes, an amazing day. on my twitter feed you can see all the incredible changes as they happened in real-time. we were all shocked byhis. we expected a historic vote, either a woman or first african man as leader of the house. in the end, history was still made but not the history we expected. baltimore senate delegate maggie mcintosh and delegate david were to be one of the first speakers of the house of delegates. after five hours of closed door meetings they decided it was not their time. the democratic caucus

unanimously nominated adrienne jon the speaker pro tem. >> reporter: arienne jones was selected speaker as a compromise. multiple legislative sources say the race between dvis and mcintosh caused a deep divide in the mocratic party and sources say mctosh got the most votes in a secret ballot while davis could have won with republican support. he and mcintosh decided to step aside, nominating jones on the house floor. >> it is my pleasure today to offer the name of arienne jones as speaker of the house. >> reporter: jones initially dropped out of the race for speakero the black caucus could unite behind davis. davis thanked her for that as he seconded her nomination. a one week ago you were willing to stepde for me and i'm st honored to ep aside for you now. >> congratulations. >> reporter: jones wir be the fist woman and african-american to lead theryland house. today, history was made in a unanimous vote. >> somehow i think that former

past speaker bush is smiling down, too. >> you know, itik seems l last week, jones took one for the team by bowing out. at what point did she decide, yeah, i'll come back in for the team? becauseth team was calling her. >> reporter: that's what happened. i'm told by multiple legislators from inside these conversations they began the day saying we don't like not reaching at least 71 votes here, don' like being divided, don't like the next speaker being appointed in part by republicans. we really wantogto come ther on a candidate. as they discussed it, her name came up. literally out 30 minutes before they came out under multiple discussions they said, this is who we want and the body voted on her and she got it unanimously. >> interesting. all right. something freshand new in annapolis. thanks, tracee. women tonight are being warned to stay alert after two

assaults in centre vil on the same day. on may 18th, a woman was on a walking path in braddock road when a man ran behind her and touched her inappropriately and ran away. something similar happened to a w on walney road. you should only walk in well lit areas you're familiar with and try to take another person along on your wa new at 5:00, we have learned detectives are looking at two teenagers at a deadly stabbing and robbery on the metro. it was late at night. d.c. police found a man stabbed multiple times on 14th street not far fr the potomac avenue metro. that man died at the hospital and we don't have his name because police are trying to notify his family. he within last half hour these two people are wanted in connection with this crime. 18 years ,o wanted for first

degree murder and jada smith, also 18, wanted for robbery. you are asked to call police if you can help fnd either of these suspects. with the murder rate onhe rise, muriel bowser is taking an unusual step to curb crime in the city. not everybody thinks this wll work. >> reporter: surrounded by d.c. police command staff, mayor muriel bowser announced her plan to reduce crime over the summer. >> part of the initiat involve sending more officers o into neighbrhoods spencering higher volumes of violent crime. >> reporter: thisweek, they will focus on high crime neighborhoods east of the river. >> we are laser focused on violent crime before it happens. >> reporter: part of her focus is on the 55 murders so far this year. the mayor has taken the unusual step of sitting face-to-face

with detectives to have them brief her on each investigation. > i want to be able to go into every community and let them know i'm concerned about the violence happening in the community. let families know we are concerned for their loved ones, what happened to their loved ones, and violence that happened and how we will bring them to justice. 65-year-old perkins voiced her skepticism the plan will make a difference. >> other families traumatized and children murdered in the streets. you said you need support from the community but they're afraid. th i know what you're saying is true. only way to change it is to do something about it. >> reporter: after her exchange with the mayor, perkins saide sh remains skeptical. >> this community is in despair and we look like we've been le out. >> reporter: news4. police are investigating a deadly crash that involved a

dump truck and pestrian. the man was on crutches trying to cross the street when the truck came around the bend and hit him. witnesses tell us the man wa on crutches because another car hit him just last week. this morning's crsh unfolded on enilworth avenue. more fromwitnesses. >> reporter: the driver of the truck stayed on the scene of this fatal accident cooperating with prince george's county poli the victim was a homeless panhandler crossing kenilworth av. he wald with theid of crutches because he was hit by a car two weeks ago. tim said people knew the victim only by his nickname, "concrete." >> he was a good guy. ok had a lot of family problems. his mother lo after him and sent him money. >> reporter: others here say trucks and cars travel too fast on kenilworth after new and the

traffic signals don't give pedestrians enough time to cross safely. there have been a number of accidents lately. >> one woman got hit and one killed, hit at the same time but the one woman died. >> reporter: not wanting to be shown on camera, tells us what happened. >> two guys walking across the street, arguing with the other guy, right? they stopped in the middle of the street three times. after that, one guy was walking off, the truck didn't see him coming around the corner and bumped him off. >> reporter: i called alfredo trucking about this tragic accident. i was told they have no comment at this time. other truck drivers say they feel sorry for this truck driver and what he must be going through aftertrhis edy. >> it's unfortunate on both ends. someone lost their life and this poor driver now, you know, he's going to be scrutinized by.the company he works for.

heay even loseis job. >> chris gordon, news4. >> all right. turning to our forecast now, cloudy day outhere for this hump day. storm team 4 get ready, tracking chances for storms the next couple of days. >> doug. >> the chancesse increa to the ends of the week. the amazing thing is temperatures. we have cold air damming. it's mountns actingike a dam and keep the cool air to the east of the mountains. look to the west. 68 in d.c. 8in elkins. and buffalo new york, 76 degrees. look at that cold air daming happening right there. sot lite picture as well. wards west rs virginia. this front to the west could give us storms tomorrow but the better chance is friday. we'll talk about that and break it down for you hour-by-hour and

show you what it means for your weekend as well. see you in about 10 minutes. it's one of the motist beautiful buildings i the city and we've been waiting for its transformation. apple says it will be opening ts flagship store inside the carnegie library next saturday. the company willhare that space in mt. vernon square with the d.c. history center because ety used historical so to be in that building. a six week festival with loc artists is planned. andrew carnegie originally donated that building to the city in 1903. isn't that something? it will be cool to see what apple did with the interior. >> we will get in there to shop and fund raisers. it's been years since the nixon bowling alley. first lady trump oversaw the

renovations with the bf emblem. it had rewiring of the mechanics and fresh interior. they i oited children the secret servicemen to break in the new digsnd higher scores hopefully. a student fired inside the college classroom yesterday. two students killed and four others injured. still aad, what we're learning about why itne hap 24 hours after a student brought a gun to school here and fired a shot inside a classroom, parents tonight are raising new questions over school safety. in woodbridge, just ahead, the new measures they want to see put in place here. andan sus hogan, on a way to take-off.

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one of the students killed in that unc shooting at charlotte showed tremendous courage. police say 21-year-old riley howell ran toward the gunman when he opened fire. he may have prevented more people fromin b hurt but howell and ellisli par were kindle the attack. police identified trystan terrell as the gunman. they say he with drew from the school and no longer a student. yesterday was the last day of classes for the semester. questioning for the response to a gun going off inside a classroom today. no one got hurt but that doesn't stop a mom and dad from thinking through the what ifs. david, you're thinking through the details of what may have d

motivateis teenager to bring that gun to school. >> reporter: that's right. thanks to our colleague, jackie bensen working on this story as well. she completed the investigation o hilylton high school, investigators learned it may be connected to an incident a week o, a shooting of a 17-year-old wounded in dale city and survived that shooting and police are iestigating a possible link.ou saw the anxiety in the parking lot. lot of parents crowding in wanting to know what exactly was going on. the building was locked down. students inside forseveral hours as police investigated. that investigation started ound 2:00 p.m. yesterday, two hours after the gunshots went off. the 16-year-old student believed to be respoible for bringing

the gun to school was eventually taken into custody and hours later, the gun was finally found inside a classroom. tonight, parents questioning whether new security measures should be put in place. >> ho do we prevent this? do the kids need to be -- do they have to have backpacks in the hool? viously, it was concealed in a backpack. >> obviously, we don't have metal detectors. i'm an advocate for them personally. maybe that would help. >> we need more guards and more safety. >> hylton is a huge school, as we know, david. can you tell us anything moreut abo that shooting from dale city from last week? >> reporter: right. we ow police aretill looking for suspects in that shooting that involved a 17-year-old found wounded, shot to the uper body off bright leafco urt, just

off miniville roa kneaswntohed. pitri in seus condition, still recovering tonight. the question, jim, what exactly did that have to do with the incident yesterday? the answer to that the police are trying to get to the bottom to. they heard from students perhaps there's a connection there and e trying to out what that may be. >> more to this story and much more a 11:00. a lab experimentde explo in a classroom in maryland today. seven people had to go to the hospital but just be checked out. theale was a chemic reaction that caught fire. not sure why. the chemical and engineering building had to be evacuated. we don't know when it will be e-opened. a fairfax firefighter made a bee line to a swamping car bombarded with bees. >> whoa!

>> the back half of his car was covered with a lot of swarming bees. theil bung manager contacted bee keepers, of course, what you do. fire captain david whelan also responded to the situation. he is a hobbyist beekeeper, to make sure they are properly collected. if this happens to you, make sure you google your local beekeeper. >> will take pollen on my car any time. i think that's bee pollen they're leaving. > you just graduated from college. now comes the really fun parted. paying off your student loans. there's an app for that. susan hogan is working for you how your spare change onyd ever purchases can help pay it off. >> here's a question for you. where do you keep all of your spare change? in a jar or purse?

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. all right. it's pretty cloudy out there, huh, doug? >> yes. we're getting some changes in this southern zone. >> we can feel that. >> coming up, th southern zon is bringing us sunshine. low 60s toth north. even stanton, virginia, 80 degrees. ook at this shot here, looking towards the wildwooda. are very londonesque. >> misty and not seeing drizzle. 68 degrees, 5 miles an hour, about the owners flow. we have the ocean and cooler air.

look at the numbers, 62, gaithersburg. and 81 degrees here, all because of the clouds. the easterly flow domes up against the mouains. you have lder and cooler air. notice the blue ridge towards warren county and fauquier county. you can look at the mountains, you can follow in here and you can actually see the clouds e starting to gy to sunshine. i do expect to see some sun before it goes down tonight ata und 8:00. rainfall, don'worry about this or this. northern virginia, the gainesville area, 522, that's it, some showers, we may see

couple more, that's it. waiting on this line to come through tomorrow, a couple of showers and thunderstorms tomorrow. timing this out, watch out. hagerstown, frederick, winchester, you have a chance to see showers. but it's out of here. most of the day tomorrow, 3:30, we're on the dry side and tomorrow evening, then we get into some action, somehower and thunderstorm activity. not expecting much on your thursday. nothing early. 00 in the afternoon, showers and thunderstorms. 8:00, most of the evening dry. onceagain, can't rule out stronger storms on friday, something we continue to track. tomorrow, high of 87. we went from 80s yesterday, 60s today, 80s tomorrow. could be the warmest day of the year. we will check the chance of a

shower possible. 83 saturday, chance of late day storms. morningon rain sunday, that could be heavy at times and as sunday hooler weather as well. kind of like a june forecast.ma it is 1st. breaking news! may 1st, everybody. >> pop the esses! >> we're in the newsbusiness, doug. stop the presses! >>a family heirloom has survived two world wars and now lost in the mail. still to come, the search for a ceremonial sword supposed to be used for an upcoming wedding. >> suddenlcr aving cake. >> and how you can take part in cleaning up this neighborhood. a man

cod i do mustang mrk welcome back at 5:30 with an update to a story in the distriutt, a man o just doing his job, directing traffic around a construction site, was shot and killed. >> today, his suspected k ller was officially charged in court. court documents reveal that suspect is giving very different account what unfolded along southern avenue. >> pat collins is live with

details on this story. pat. >> reporter: jim, wendy, the affidavit in this murder case is 27 pages long. there are nine witnesses. one of theim witnesses clas to know the suspect. that witness identified the suspect as the killer. in the words of the witness, i have no doubt about it. i never thought he'd do it. this appears to be a twisted case of road rage. the murder victim, 57 krld barry holmes, a flaor man f a road construction company. the murder suspect, a pedestrian, 39-year-old terrance barnes from southeast. now, it happened april 17th at a road repair project on southern avenue. according to court documents,

the victim, mr. holmes, told the suspect, barnes, not to cross the street. barnes told a woman nearby to run. he said, i'm about to end this "n" word's life. according to these court papers, witnesses say mr. holmes began to run but that he stopped, put his hands on his knees like he was winded. when he stood up, they say barnes shot him at point-blank range, right in the chest. in a statement to detecbves, nes tells a whole different story. said he pulled his weapon because mr. holmes swung his sign at him. he says there was a struggle over the gun,but he says it was mr. holmes who pulled the trigger and then shot himself. now, after the shooting, barnes

ld police hethat gun in the river. and then -- and then he went out and burned his lothes. suspect barnes being held pending further court action in the case. wendy, back to you. >> all right. interesting story. okay. thank you. thank you, pat. funeral service providers were held today for 11-year-old kierein desoyza, one of the hundreds killed in the bombing. he grew up here from 2014-2018. he had planned to return to sidwell for t upcoming school year. >> made so many lasting impressions, that youngster. major effort to clean up the streets in george's county to crack dewn on il pushing a campn

called "growing green with pride"spru a aas.to >> the county has urisdictions over all the collective and primary roads but they do not go into individual neighborhoods and clean those neighborhoods. that's why it's important for the community to come out and assist us. >> the department of transportation will provide trash bager litt pickers, mulch.n we eve have manpower to assist with picking up bulky items to be picked up fromhe curb. >> everybody working together this saturday at watkins regional park in upper marlbor it starts at noon. most people see a sword in e the pictu behind me. for one local family, this sword is generations paed down from a decorated navy admiral. now, the priceless heirloom is

missing. a search for this last sword. >> reporter: u.s. admiral who had his dress sword that cut the date the day he married and ever since. >> we have used it in every family wedding for four generations. >> reportersmichelle asked to just use your firs name says the family was about to use the sword this summer. >> my sister is getting married in june. she wi prepar to use the sword in her wedding as well and the sword has beenlost. >> reporter: michelle's brother keeps the sword and lives in texas. he shipped it via u.p.s. a couple years ago and made itin here laurel. far as anyone can tell. >> we're attempting to identify the package location. >> reporter: the u.p.s. facility is as far as itot. u.p.s. send the e-mail and that it was lost and closed the search. >> we were sick.ep

>> rter: once u.p.s. closed the claim and said it wouldn't look for the package inform.ac it rehed out to the family and they offered cash for a priceless item. >> they offered us avery insignificant compensation for it. >> reporter: 100 bucks? >> $200. you can't put a price on the 100 years plus of memories. >> reporter: news4 reached out to u.p.s i'm told despite the claim beint closed i will continue to investigate the missing packe including additional search efforts to try to find the sword? do you think u.p.s. has done enough effor >> no, i do not. they should spend time looking back through the cameras to see what happened to the sword. >> reporter: the lost navy sword has a wedding in five weeks and now they are looking for the sword that tied generations together. >> i believwi it find its

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leon harriom in the newsro at the live desk, breaking news, attorney general william barr will not come to testify on the hill as requested tomorrow. during senate testify barr defended the way he handle the release of mueller's report. the house judiciary committee says it is expecti l aetter from the doj shortly. we are gathering latest details from this late breaking story a with live report at the top of the hour.to back you.k >> ou. we have a warning for women about a popular cosmetic procedur men mi be doing it as well. a spa is exposing women to a ife-threateningvirus. erika gonzalez is here to explain what that's all about.

>> reporter: two people have been diagnosed with hiv after receiving a vampire facial at a spa in new mexico. it hpened at the vip spa in albuquerque and has been shut down for unsafe practices. more than 100 people have been tested as precaution but they'reg lo for more customers to get tested as well for hepatitis b and c. vampire facials are popular with those like kim kardashian and west endorsing them. and blood is drawn andec reinjed to stimulate collagen. spa goers should alwa seek licensed professionals and do their home work before undergoing any procedure. >> vampires facial are safe when they are done properly. if the microneedling pin or any othe equipment is not properly

sterilized between those facials it couldexpose people to blood-born infections. we're not doing it. hard work and dedication do indeed pay off. we introduced you to him back in march. attends northern virginia community college and holds leadership positions in a couple academic clubs. he also works full time. he and his mom were homeless and lived out of their car. he said his physical hunger was outweighed by hunger for success. this week, he learned he was accept to both dream schools, uva c andlege of william and mary. he tells us he has committed to uva's mcintyre school of congress andl move to charlottesville for school. >> many telling us where they're headed for this fall. at eleanor roosevelt high in greenlt one senior had a tough

choice because she was accepted at 21 schools. >> whoa. the scho held a pep rally today to clebrate her success along with all the other seniors. news4's amy cho was there. >> reporter: how do you sum up a stage in your life?t friends you've found, the memories you've made. how do you add up all your accomplishments? at eleanor roosevelt high, waters can sum up how many schools she got into. >> 21 schools i got accepted into. there was a lot of work ot involved, nnly in terms of academics. >> reporter: she can count the clubs she's joined, acappella, dance team and leadership. in rallies like this one. she's counting the days before she heads to georgetown in the fall. >> it's been a school close to my heart and also close toome. my mom would take me to the best ballgames, a school i had a

connection with. >> reporter: she isn't the only one looking forward to future, senior christian bryant. >> there's been manytimes i wanted to stop and give up. through the help of my parents and family they helped keep me going. >> reporter: as much as this day is about celebrating students, it's also a reminder you're time together is almost up. >> they would treat me like family. i loved them. i knew a lot of kids since elementary school. >> the amazing community we have at the school,ou whatever y do and are i interested everyone supports you in what you want to do. >> reporter: the school that is so etch more than the sum of their students. howard universi the universitof maryland. wow. >> good for her. he can't go to all 21 at the same time. >> i'm sure the students excited

about whathool they're going to and the school is excited about getting her. >> you know they are. doug, bigor day f her but we have rai on the way. >> wce have c for the weekend. still u in the air as to rain chances like today. the last couple days, temperatures up and down. up and down, last week at 83 and today, only 68 degrees. thus far, close to 90 degrees. 68 the current temperature. i think weo up next hour, 69 degrees. maybe we do hit 70 at the airport, backto 67 degrees. we have cloud cover now but starting to see the sun making its way out of the clouds, eroding south to north. now, up to 70 and 72 towards the huntington area and a big

difference exactly what we were telling you about yesterday of a frontal boundary. i don't expect much tonight, the only exception northwest of frederick and winchester line. maybe towards boonsboro or hagerstown you have a chance of seeing showers but not much out there. i'm watching this storm here and then dallas has severe weath . the lasuple of days, the temperature forecast has been the hardest part of the forecast. now, the rain forecast and what type of storms we get. amelia is there to time it out for us. she will tell you exactly. >> this is extly. it comes in at 2:45ov and m out at 7:45. in all honesty, a 40% chance dealing with rain later in the day. scattered showers and thunderstorms. friday, better chance of dealing

with rain. jumps up to 60%. showers and thunderstorms in play. saurbt, most of the day is dry, tnd rain or a rumble of thunder could impac the area. and sunday morning, and weove throughout sunday it does look like we will dry out. we should dry out a monday looking completely dry. you look at this graphic and s a lot of rain chances here. know most of your time is going to be dry. i just put out an emo. >> forecast, much of the day your time will be open. a cool start with plenty of sun. we hit 80 degrees. warm if you're headed out on your lunch break. scattered showers and

thunderstorms. as doug was saying this roller coast weather continues. weather questions for you. we are going to have mainly dry weather the next few days, especially morning and afternoon hours. we can see heavy rainfall the biggest concern. weekend washout, absolutely not. g i'm jumpinto pollen because i have to make our friends with the garden a gardening tip, may showers brings sunshine. and now that theff dails and other bulbs have started blooming, it's an ideal time to ertilize to provide nourishment. >> never too late. >> 73 on sunday. chance of showers and better

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well, we anow melissa mollet and adam tuss handle transportation. but across the pond a different kind o reporter is fast becoming a perfect star. >> t seagull the first.

as you might imagine, the internet having plenty of fun with this photo bomb, some naming it steven seagle. i like him. >> and -- >> he's shy. sidewalks and bike lanes in the district will be even more crowded this summer. >> reporting hundreds more mode des bikes and scooters are on the way. >> reporter: just like streetmu sic is part of thela dscape, so nowkl are docss scooters and bikes. people use them a lot. in fact,hey're seemingly so common now, when one is knocked over on the sidewalk, people don't pick them up but simply step over it. in reality they do have a problem. >> these bikes are absolutely

part of the transportation network now. >> it works for you? >> it works for me. faster. >> reporter: kathryn just missed the bus so turning to the shooter. >> the bust just left.b i can g a coffee for $3 and miss the next bus or spend $3 and get to work before the next bus arrives. >> reporter: with electric scooters on the streets, an opportunity for this man who charges them as a side business and replaces them on the street. scooter companies pay him for that. >> you can make -- depending how much spare time you have. you can make between 200 to $500. >> rter: a week? >> day. >> reporter: a day. a good time to remind everyone about safety. not long ago scooter rider was hit and killed in dupont circle. many riders advocating for more street space like bikelanes. for how to this relatively new style of getting around isn'tg

goin anywhere. >> it's about being responsible. you can't ride them on the sidewalks of central business district, that means from foggy bottom to capitol hill. if you're on one of these, put on a helmet, even though you aren't requir to. adam, news4. grilling barr. democrats and barr defends his take. >> his work was concluded when he sent his work to the attorney general. at that point, itas my baby. >> reporter: making history at the statehouse. >> congratulations. >> reporter: maryland picked its first african-american woman as use speaker. a crime crackdown with murder spiking. >> i'm concerned about the violen happening in the d.c. community. >> reporter: why the mayor is getting personally briefe by

detectives. >> begins with breaking news. breaking news, the tension between attorney general william barr and the democrats just dialed up a notch. he will not be coming to testify tomorrow. >> this happened after wrapping up about five hours of teimony before the senate. we learned he did not review thr undlying evidence of the report before writing his summary that essentially cleared the president of wrongdoing. >> wealso learned robert mueller sharply disagreed with this approach. blayne. >> this was supposed to be the first of a two-day apprance by the attorney general on capitol hill. instead, this isissentially and pulled out of that hearing tomorrow. we already know some members of mueller's team were frustrated with theour page barr report and now we know s