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the first time this has happened there. you may see this on the next bar restaurant in arlington that you go to. i'll tell you what itme ans. plus working for yo a local company is giving you access to your kids' onne posts, texts, and photos to keep them safe. and i'm tracking near record high teperatures, plus a chance of storms. i'll show you when. >> news4 at 11 starts now. >> one o the most difficult things about sending your olchildren to scho is knowing you can'tth protect em every moment. >> tonit, a local family is grappling with a disturbing slur and a threat hurled at a first grader by a fellow assmate. the victim's grandfather is a well-known scholar and professor. >> new at 11:00, meagan fitzgerald explains he is vowing to fight for his grandson. >> reporter: playing outside and being a kid ishat most first

graders are focused on. and school work of course too. >> you have to do a lot of homework, and then you get a break. >> reporter: but lately, 6-year-old max dyson has been t thinking abou something else. >> in my class, he was saying bad wordst me. he pushed me around. >> after he and a couple of schoolmates racedto the cafeteria because it was pizza day. >> reporter: his grandfather, prominent scholar and commentator michael eric dyson says x was called the "n" word by a fellow classmate at horace mann elementary school in the northwest, and the kid threatened his life. >> threatened to go home and retrieve his father's gun and come back to school and shoot my grandson. r>> reporter: a policeort was filed by the school, and this letter was sent home, telling rents about the incident and reassuring them that the school is a safe and nurturing environment. but dyson says this wasn't the first time a racially charged incident has happened at the school. his oldest grandson, mosi was

rgeted last year by another student. >> black n. and i flt very scared and i didn't know what to do. >> reporter: so dyson says he is not only fighting for his grandsons' safety, but he wants meaningful changes made at the school. >> but what do you do about this systematically? what are the institutional mechanisms that can be put in place to, a, be proactive and address this kind of situation, and b, raise the consciousness so that young people and staff members are aware that these kinds of things. >> reporter: in tha s letternt home to parents, the school denies that a racial slur was used, but dyson says in a meeting he had with the principal this afternoon, she backed away from that denial. h nevertheless,says he is going to continue to fight to make sure changes are made. reporting in northwest, meagan fitzgerald, news4. >> w just received a statement from d.c. publicscools. it says they've launched an internal investigation and additional training will be provided to staff members.

i'm leonrris at the live desk in the newsroom. we have breaking news coming out of charlotte, north carolina, where there has been a deadly hooting near the unc campus that gunfire comes day after another gunman killed two people and injured four others yesterday on that campus. one person died in tonight's ng shooti. now the scene this time around is not at any student housing affiliated with the university, but many students do live there. itdoes not appear to have anything to do with the campus shooting from yesterday, and it's not clear exac y what led up to this gunfire. but tonight on that unc charlotte campus, inside an he arena t was a vigil held for the murdered victims and those who were wounded. 19-year-old ellis parlieer and howell died. howell tackled the gunman as the shooter opened fire in the classroom. police arrested the suspect, gunman tristan terrell within minutes ofth arriving on scene, and now he is facing a number of charges, including

murder. doreen, jim, back to you. >> thank you. i just to our newsroom, in just the past 30 minutes, we've learned the names of the two people accused in that smash and grab robbery at one of d.c.'s best known consignmentstores. taquon neil and brooks are wanted for stealing handbagswo rth 36,000s.tu cameras capd them running into the store in dupont circle last week. they smashed the glass display case, grabbed the designer bd s ann out the door. a developingtory tonight. suspense and theatrical posturing on capitol hill today between attorney general williao barr and senars over the muellerreport. the sequel could continuero tomor after barr decided late today he's refusing to testify tomorrow before the house judiciary committee. lawmakers in the senate e questioned mit barr for hours over his handling of the mueller report today. the big takeaway, barr admitted he did not ereview th underlying

evidence in the report before writing the summary that essen ally cleared the president of wrongdoing. senator kamala harris grilled barr if president trump or anyone at the white house asked him to investigate anybody. has the president or anyone at the white house ever asked or uggested that you open an investigation of anyone? yes or no, please, sir. >> the president or anybody else? >> it seems you'd remember something like that and be able to tell us. >> i don't know. i wouldn't say suggest. >> hinted? >> i don't know. >> the justice department also told the house judiciary committee today it will not comply with its subpoena for the full unredacted report from special counsel robert mueller. that means theommittee is likely to beginoccontempt prdings against attorney general barr. well, it was a nice night out there in georgetown tonight. a lot of folks wearing light jackets or none at all. >> and it's only going to get warmer tomorrow, right, doug?ye >> , guys.

we're tracking some real heat making its way across our area. just look at the high temperatures today. 70 degrees at d.c. 64 degrees in hagerstown. so we were in the cool area here. but looko the west. 89 today in morgan town. 88 in elkins. 88 in richmond. that warm air just wants to makt way right into our area. now something else that is going to be happening here, we're talking about a good chance for some storminess. we've got some storms making their way in towards the area during the day tomorrow. bigger storms tomorrow toward parts oftexas. we'll talk what to expect over the next couple days. i'll see you back here in abou tminutes. >> counting on it. doug, thank you. we're all familiar with looking at safety ratings when we buy a car or baby stroller. but one local jurisdiction is ng now aimi to bring a safety rating to its night life. and jackie bensen joins us live from the clarendon neighborhood tonight of arlingtn. jackie, what's this all about? >> reporter: it sounds kind of unusual, right, buthere is already a similar program in place in portland, oregon.

basically, it aims at addressing the issues that can arise when you have a large number of aople drinking, sometimes excessively invery concentrated area. the sticker of the arlington restaurant initiative is a sign that you're in a bar or restaurant where the staff have been trained to deal with things like preventing sex assaults, spotting fake id asnd underaged drinkers. crowd control, emergencies, and other safety matters. >> we want people to think about where they're going for a es rtaurant, out the eat, for a date, for ing to meet up with some friends, and knowing thate theying to be safe. >> reporter: 30 of arlington county's 400 bars and restaurants take part in the program. people we talked to said knowing a bar is taking part might make them feel safer. >> it would be very ressuring to know that, yeah. >> reporter: some arlington's oldest and most popular bars were the first to participate. it's an educational thing, and they're coming to work with you. so it's fantastic.

>> reporter: now, excuse me, arlington's 2018 crime released.s have been it shows that violent crime down overall, but the crime of drunkenness continues to remain a problem. live in arlington, jackie bensen, news4. >> all right,e, jackihank you. women are being warned to stay alert after two similar assaults in centreville. >> that's right. it all happened on the same day, on april 18th, a woman was on a walking path along braddock road when a man grabbed her from behind, tohed her inappropriately, and then ran away. something similar happened later that same day to a woman on wolney road. police warn you should only walk on well lit areas you're familiar with, and try to take another person on your walks. a man on crutches is hit and killed by a dump truf. ends tell news4 he had a broken leg because he'd been hit

by a carfejust a weeks ago. witnesses say the man was crossing the kenilworth route 50 this morning when the dump truck came around a bend. we don't know the man's name, b friends called him concrete. they say he was a homeless panhandler. the dump truck driver stayed at the scene. no criminal charges have been a history-making vote in indianapolis today, just not the one we were expecting. baltimore county delegate adrian jones became the first woman and first african american to hold the position of speaker of maryland's house of delegates. baltimore city delegate maggie macintosh and prince george's delegate derek davis had been g battlinor that position, but in an effort to unify the democratic party, both candidates dropped out today. jones tes over the position held for 16 years by mike busch, who died last month. a young life cut shor by gun violence here in d.c. will live through a foundation guided by her mother and sister.s

these girle the first to carry onkh a wilson's name through the makhaya scouts progrnt. the meing program met for if first time tonight. the adults and older girls here hope to create a sisterhoodo empower young women to be active in their communities. the program is named for makhaya wilson. she was killed by a stray bullet on her way to get ice cream last july. she was just ten years old. seven people have been arrested and charged in her death. tonight the threat of the measles is spreading to two popular destinations. >> and fears are growin that some of the most popular venues could be hot spots for the spread of the virus. hundredsacked this amc heater in orange county, california over the weekend to see that blockbuster avengers movie. now the health department confirms a measles patient was among those at a midnight showing. >> and awm female creember on a ship owned by the church of scientology has the measles. the ship is under quarantine,

docd at the caribbean island of st. lucia. so how do you knowbe if you've n vaccinated properly? >> prove your vaccination by accessing your health care records. if there is uncertainty, some blood tests can b t doneprove your vaccination. >> if you're unsure, you can get a booster to increase your protection against the virus. next at11:00, tracking your children's posts, texts, and photos. >> local company making this a whole lot easier. >> we flagged something that has seual solicitation, violence, bullying, profanity, drugs, alcohol. >> working for you to help kidsa beer and safer online. >> consumer

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robert is conflicted between wanting to give cleo her iv y, and wanting to make sure she is safe. >> i can't sit and watch them 24/7. >> reporter: but cleo's online activity is being watched closely 24/7. >> this is when you're the busiest on instagram. 2:00 is during school rshou. >> reporter: robert and cleo ara looking a snapshot of her online behavior over the past 24 hours. every text message, photo, new contact and social media post right there for her dad to see. >>xt if i something or do something that i regret on my phone, i know he knows anyways, so i might as well own up to him and tell him. >> reporter: robert uses a digital monitoring service cled uknowkids. steve wota founded the company in 2009 after his nephew was targeted by an online predator. > so our goal was how do we helpms and dads restore that level of balance where they can coach and nurture their kids and

teach them to be great digital citizens. and it requires a certain level oftransparency. >> reporter: the system scans an and alyzes mobile data from 21 different sources, like eb fak, instagram, and text messages. >> we'll also when we flag something that has sexual solicitation, violence, bully profanity, drugs, alcohol. >> reporter: you know kids also translaptsny acroms and flags words that have doubleé8;tñ mea >> somebody asks would you like to come over and have some broccoli? it might mean come over f dinner, but it might mean let's smoke some pot. >> reporter: parents get an email every day with a summary of their children's online activity.ed >> it's allow us to have a dialogue to know that i'm not looking at everything. i don't want to be looking at everything. i don't have time toea rd everything. i'm looking for he things that stand out. >> reporter: uknowkidst says i does need log-in information to all your children's accounts. and again, s it's aoftware system that is watching your

children's activities a not a real person. the information that is e collected, th data is deleted afr 35 days, and share any of thei data wth third parties. it's going to be spectacul. a major transformation of one on washingt's most historic buildings is almost done. apple tells us it will op its flagship storm inside d.c.'s carnegie library next saturday, may 11. the tech compay will share the space in mt. vernon space with a new d.c. history center. a six-week festival with local artists is planned as part of the grand opening. andrew carnegie originally donated the building to the city in 1903, well before the iphone came on the sne. new video tonight of a powerful weather system in the south and midwest. it's produced tornadoes and caused flooding that's left at least three people dead. this is video of ao tado that

hit today about two hours west of fort worth, texas. fearly three dozen tornadoes were reported in northern texas, oklahoma, arkansas, and missouri. new drone video for missouri shows where the storm chewed up homes, scattering debris all over the place. and is that the weather headed our way, doug? >> eventually it's going to try to move our way. i don't think we'll see anything like that. no chance. we had two back-to-back friday was tornado warnings. i don't expect thatthis iday. can't rule it out 100%, but i don't expect to see any kind ofr weath outbreak here. what i can expect to m see isuch warmer temperatures.k and i thinthey turn on the air conditioning a little earlier in the studio. igit is freezing r now. i mean, i thought i could see my breath inll here a i earlier. >> i know. >> it'sall because ofhe 87-degree temratures we've got coming tomorrow. we're going to be close to a record high temperature tomorrow. record high is89. so, yeah, we couldet actually there, at least very close. w right nowve got some clouds, som s fog,e low clouds that have developed.

right now 62 degrees. winds out of the northst at 7 miles per hour. as we make our way through the rest of the day here, look at this. 59 in winchester. 59 in huntingdon. what do we haveon the raer? nothing. we're not going to see any rain. nothing to watch. here is the front. this is the original front that brought the severe weather towards parts of texas, oklahoma, arkansas, and missouri yesterday. now it's making its way through ohio and kentucky. it's going to be close enough to us to give us some of that. but first, it's going to ting t very warm air all across our region. the sere weather tonight dallas once again, right around the dallas area, around fort worth, northern portions of texas, parts of arkansas and louisiana, all under severe thunderstorm watcs. numerous severe thunderstorm warnings flooding down into that area. all of this is very unsettled. is what we're going to see the next couple days. tomorrow, 9:00 a.m., no problem. i do nothink you'll need the umbrella early tomorrow.

3:00, notice we have a coupe of showers or thunders developing right around the i-95 corridor around 5:00 in the aftofnoon. any these could become strong. once again, not thinking anything too severe, but one were to of them might become so. around 8:00, they're starting to shift to the south and move out. now on friday, 9:00 a.m., no problem. waking up to some pretty nice ti condions. but by 3:00, here comes some more storms in the afternoon. watch what happens by around 8:00 or 9:00 on friday night, as the front tries to drift across our area, a better chance of showers or storms area wide on friday. this could have some locally heavy rain with it. that's something we're going to be watching. of course, that is a friday. we've seen rain four fridays in why not make it five, everybody. as we make our way through tomorrow, 63 degrees at the bus stop. 77 atre ess. 87 by the time you're picking up the kids. yeah, 87 crease. kind of amagsz. we went from 60s today to 80s tomorrow. 87 tomorrow. 85 on friday with the good chance of storms. saturday, chance of storms late in th day. and then again early on sunday. but sunday, i'm not thinking storms. it's more of a rain variety

event early ony. sunda that's the day we could actually see more of a washout early sunday. onday, tuesday, wednesday looking pretty good. wednesday a chance of storms, but temperatures at or above average the entire ten-day period. and i've now worked here close to ten years, everybody. this is the coldest this s edio haer been. >> no it's not. >> it's the coldest it's ever been. >> you're just getti old. thin blooded! >> all right. coming up, the nationals tonight, boy, running into morei trouble agt the cardinals. >> sports next. but first here is jimmy fallon. >> hey, guys, alexander arsgard is my guest tonight. plus, we have sebastian stand. plus, we have sebastian stand. not all water is created equal

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>> i do have to confirm, it is pretty darn cold in here. >> i know. >> don't be stretching out my sweater. >> i'm sorry, doreen. thank you for this, by the way. >> should we bitting the panic button? >> the nats are cold like the studio. don't want to hit the panic buttons just yet, but maybe soon. the nationals have struggled l recentlke the other jeopardy contestants facing james holzhauer. washington trying to avoid losing for the ninth time in 12 games. tried now max scherzer, who in his last start became the third fastest pitcher in history with 2500 care. strikeouts that's a good sign. davy martinez still in good spirits. don't know why, despite the nats winning just one game in the past week. top one, there is scherzer. already in trouble. two on for zuna. right field, victor robles can't make the play. a run comes in to scoreun oz to second with an rbi double. the cards up by one. next batter, jose martinez.

to short. seems like an easy play. no! carter can't make it. ball goes into the outfield. two runsome in to score. takeer anoth look. just some trouble getting around ozuna there. he is a rookie. he is new. scherzer eight ks,e thre runs bd seven innings. the cardinalseat the nats 5-1. they have lost three straight and 9 of 12. all right. second game of the orioles/white sox doubleheader. the birds took game one. o and becausethe doubleheader, they get to add a 26th player, d they winith anthony santander. looks like a good decision. crushes this one, 429 feet. first game of the season, first home run of the season. that tied it at 5. this one in the ninth right now, o's leading 6-5. let's go to the ice. stanley cup play-offs still happening. barry totz and the islanders trying to avoid an 0-3 hole

against thehurricanes. second period, the islanders' josh bailey shoots and scores. he ties this gameup at 2. but in the third, here comes the canes. robin lehner behind the net.ia sebastn with the steal finds justin williams. he scores. nice play by ajo. the canes win 5-2. they have won five straight since losing to the caps. they are pretty hot. it's the greatest two minutes in sports this saturday on henbc. t45th kentucky derby, and it's going to be a wide open race now that the favorite is out. omaha hobeach, w was -- who had 4/1 odds has been scratched from the race with a respiratory issue. trainer richard mandella confirmed that thisf aternoon that also sidelines hall of fame jockey mike smith who was last year's triple crown winning jockey. derby starts at 2:30 saturday night here on nbc4. and finally, t.j. oshie presented with an award from our

own friendar lindsay ak on behalf of the alzheimer's drug discovery foundation, recognizi oshie for his support of alzheimer's awareness and research. his wife lauren also in attendance. a special honor foroshie, whose father tim and aunt both suffer from the disease. >> good for him. recognized. >> also want to note that dwayne haskins could be wearing number 7, joe ntheismann's oldmber since 1985. a

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