>> it is e nation's highest civilian honor and the golf great is set to receive it any moment now in the white house se garden. we'll take you there live as the ceremony gets under way. more breaking news now, the su plunged into the potomac river near roosevelt island late last night has just been recovered. body s tell news4 that a was found inside that vehicle. we are still working to learn more about the circumstances. news4's jackie benson is headed to the scene and she'll have a live report coming up. justice for the families of two young murder victims. good evening, everyone. >> this has been two yearse in thmaking. two fair found murdered in december of 2016 just days before christmas. >> police say the suspect fled to ethiopia. he was indicted for the crime three months later and now after more than two years on the n, he's behind bars on u.s. soil. >> northern virginia bureau chief julie carey joins us from

the fairfax county courthouse. julie, what's the story here? >> reporter: well, this y's name, yohannes nessibu. in the ethiopia, the newspapers say that just daysfter the killings, he bought a $3,000 one-way ticket to that country, thinking he uld evadeolice but last friday, a special fbi plane brought him back to fairfax county and next stop for him, fairfax county c frt where hees two counts of murder. accused killer yohannes nessibu fairfax count county detectives who refused to ive up on their case even after the suspect fled ethiopia. >> after two years and nearly six months, justice day has arrived. >> reporter: the bodies of henok and kedest were found in late december of 2016. henok was shot dead, kedest's body found in a backyard in

burke. a friend saying he was stunned the loss of the one-time college soccer player. >> i've been just trying to piece together everything so far and it's just heartbreaking. >> reporter: within days, detectives identified yohannes nessi as the alleged killer. >> as soon as that connection was made, he was alrdy wheels up out of the united states. >> reporter: the distance did not deter investigators. they built their case and indicted yohannes nessibu in march of 2017. the fbi and department of justice office of international affrs began to negotiateith ethiopian authorities to convince them to take the accused killer into custody to allow him to be extradited. it's been big news in ethiopia, first when nessibu was arrested, then returned to the u.s. >> if criminals attempt to rfr their crimes, we will work relessly to bring them to justice no matter where they try to hide and no matter how many years it may take. >> reporter: police refused to provide details about the crime itself or the motiveuthis search warrant obtained by news4 reveals nessibu had gone to henok's home expecting to buy

drugs. instead, henok was shot to death, the bullet cartridges found lying around his body. marijuana and a scale in a backpack. kedest's family has told "the washington post" she was with nessibu that night. her body was found the next morning. and nessibu's return to this country, the firssuccessful extradition from ethiopia in decades. i spoke to victimod families ty and while they did not want to be interviewed on camera, they says there is great relief that he is now in custody here.k bac you. >> julie carey, reporting live, thank you. michael cohen, the former awyer for the president of the united states, personal lawyer for the president, cohen is nowi in pson. this is the first night of a three-year sentence he'll be serving at a mimum security cility in otisville, new york, about 70 miles north of manhattan. he was due to report for processing by 2:00 today but cohen psented himself early. he was there before noon. cohen expressed anger that he is going to prison for crimes he

says he committ on the president's behalf. before he left the city today, he got in the last word. this as president trump aims to send a message to iran with warships. jenniferhn jon reports. >> reporter: escalating tensions as the u.s. sends a carrier strike group and a bomber task force to the mideast in a clear message to iran.l nationacurity advisor john bolton stating, the united states is not seeking war with the iranian regime, but we are fully prepared to respond to any attack. nbc news has larned recent intelligence showed iran and its oning for e reposi possible attacks against u.s. forces and interest in the region. tensions are also rising here at home as the house judiciary committee schedules a wednday vote to hold attorney general william barr in contempt for not hanng over special counsel robert mueller's full, unredacted russia report. committee chair jerry nadler saying the redacted veruon fond disturbing evidence.

this as former trump lawyer michael cohen heads to prison promising more. >> the stillremains much to be told and i look forwar to th day that i can share the truth. >> reporter: investigations of the trump organization, trump inaugural committee, and others are still pending. >> mueller laid out 14 cases that are ongoing, 12 of which are redacted. we can,ly i think, safessume that moany of them are in the southern district of new york and will touch on things that michael cohen might know about. >> reporter: cohen was sentenced to three years in prison after pleading guilty to tax evasion, campnsgn finance violationd lying to congress. meanwhile, house democrats are still trying to get robert mueller hself to testify this month, something the president now says he shouldn't do. jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. the president's objection to robert mueller's testimony is a reversal. friday, in the al office, he said he would leave the decision up to attorney general.illiam barr

>> mr. president, should mueller testify? >>uld you like to see him testify? i don't know. that's up to our attorney general, who i think has done a fantastic job. lo what about bob mueller? should he be ald to testify? >> i've already said publicly i have no objection. >> robert mueller is expected to finish his work within weeks. once he leaves the jstice department, the white house would likely have to go to court to try to prevent his testimony. meanmile, hundreds of for federal prosecutors just signed a statement saying mr. trump would have been charged with obstruction of justice if he were not the president based on the conduct described i rthe muellerort. more than 50% of americanse app to favor amending the constitution to dump the ote.ofull collegen favo r 53% of people polled port a move. 43% belieue they should contin using the electoral college. that's according to a new poll which may not surprise you in urning out a partisanplit

here. an overwhelming 78% of those who voted for hillary clinton in 2016 say they believe the country should go with the popular vote. 74 e kef epos ththhow electoral co. e>> it was a particularly violent wend in the district that included six shootings, one of them deadly. among the victims, the 13-year-old boy who had been eating a ice of pizza. news 4's pat collins is in the kenilworth neighborhood in northeast with details on another tough weekend in our city, pat. >> reporter: indeed, doreen. a 13-year-old teenager shot and wounded. stop ors used clothes the bleeding. neighbors used a car to take the teen to a hospital. this neighborhood, no stranger to violence. signs of violence in this nilworth neighborhood. george matthews is a retired

cop. he says he's lived here 24 s. year he says his van has been shot up 3 times. he says he's ready to move out. >> well, one time it was beautiful, but now, them young thugs, they just take the streets, taking over, you know? but i'm getting ready to get out of here. i can't take it no more. >> reporter: last saturday night, more violence. they say a 13-year-old was out here with some friends. he was eating a slice of pizza. two guys in hoodies show up and open firn gwendolyllen morton was here when it happened. how many shots? >> about six, five or six. >> reporter: how many times was he hit? >> three places. i couldn't -- only one i seen was the one on the side. >> reporter: ms. morton saysrs neighidn't wait for an ambulance. they acted on their own to sa he teenager's life and drive him to the hospital. everybody was getting worried

that the little boy was losing too much blood so they kept sticking etshirts, jack and stuff in his side. took four people to pick him upt put him in a car because by the time he called the ambulance and the police, no one showed up so they got tired ofit wag. the little boy was bleeding so bad, we didn't want him to die right there so they took him out, got him in the car, and put hi in the car. >> reporter: now,arhe fire depent says the ambulance was here aboutive minutes after it was dispatched. the police dertment says the teenager tonight in the hospital, he's expected to survive. leon,ack to you. >> all right, thank you, pat. pat collins. only on 4, the man suspected of tryetg to s fire to the national archives building in d.c. has been arrested andd indic a grand jury. the news4 i-team's scott macfarlane was the first to break this story. jacob wallace set a gasoline

canister on fire outside the archives. thle feds said that he cal them to admit the crimes, saying that he was trying to get the government's attention. and then began bedenyi>> it. it's a boy. prince harry couldn't contain his excitement when announcing that he and his wife, m markle, had a baby boy. the little one arrived this morning but it's sti unclear if it happened at home or a hospital. harry says mother and baby are both happy and healthy, but that they haven't yet settled on a name. >> been the most amazing experience i cou ever have possibly imagined. still thinking about names. it's, yeah, the baby's a little bit overdue so we've had a of little bit ime the think about it. >> coming up, nbc's keir simmons has more onhen we could see the newest royal. coming up next here at 6:00, we're talking street safety. >> after another pedestrian was

killed in the strict this weekend. we're working for you with t major changes coming all acres th city very soon. big breakneck of a man found murdered and his body dumped at ae besda bus stop, an arrest and new details about the suspect still on the loose. something did not belong in last night's episode of "game of thrones," doug. >> i know. i was amazed. i could believe it.ta let's about what's happening the next couple days, looking great out there but the clouds, yep, giving way to more rain later this week. we'll talk about that

breaking news now on amu er case we've been talking about for months. today we're learning a man found dead at a bethesda bus stop this inter was actually killed i prince george's county and police sas the murder appearo be the result of a domestic dispute. news4's aimee cho is live along old georgetown road whe the dy was found back in february. aimee? >> reporter: yeah, leon, that's rht, i want to showyou that bus stop right over there, that is where the body was originally discovered on old georgetown road. now, police sie they b it was the victim's girlfriend and son who killed him along with help from an acquaintance. a body found curled up in the fetal position wrapped in a bag and discovered at a bus stop.at islice say th man was 25-year-old franc de la cruz from college park. according to police, he was dating this woman, 37-year-old jenny james, and the two had a domestic dispute before he was killed. police say they think james anda her 17-yold son, jose, worked together to kill de la cruz. the mother and son allegedly

killingim in his home in college park. police say they're now looking for the mother and son and they've arrested a third person in the middle, 18-year-old juan rivera ingles. it was described as a shocking discovery. >> it's heartbreaking. it's saddening to think that one, how someone could do this to a person, and two, how busy this street is. >> reporter: and police say they think that mother and son have left the area, but they're asking anyone with information to please give the police a call. doreen, leon. >> all right, aimee, thank you. only on 4, a scabies scare on the campus of washington va medical center. at least one patient and a dozen staffers aat being treed inside the facility's community living center.

but breaking story tonight from our news room. >> news4 has learned a patient was diagnosed with laboratory confirmed scabies last wednesday. as for the staffers potentially exposed too, they're being treated now. the agency won't say if those workers have confirmed cases. they say those works have been impacted. this potential outbreak happening at a community living center, a 120-bed facility for tients with chronic conditions at the medical center complex. those are conditions that needon additi care. medical center officials say they took proper precautions though we're told theother patients, their families, the staff have all been notified. scabies is not an infection, it is an infestation as mites burrow into the skin. it causes pain d intense itching. a sporadic outbreak occurred at a va medical center in 2011 salem, virginia. the scare, the latest in a series of challenges for the d.c. va medical center which is

internally considered among the lowest performs in the nation. a new director took over and announced plans to make fixes at the medical center last autumn. in thenews room, i'm scott macfarlane. leon, back to you. >> painful to think about even. >> i know, that's awful news. a family is devastated after losing their 24-year-old son to a hit-and-en driver over th weekend. >> the driver hit him along southern avenue at beck street in southeast. then the driver ran off from the scene. neighbors want safety improvements alo that road. transportation reporter adam tuss found out that road is particularly challenging. adam, what are you seeing out there? >> reporter: that's right, leonh re's a lot going on with this story and i just got off the phone with this young man's parents. they are beside themsel'ts. they don understand how anyone could hit someone and then leave the scene. meanwhile, we've been out here on southern avenue today taking a l at the road and watching as cars simply speed by.

outstanding. full of life. >> reporter: damon came here to see where his 2year-old nephew, joshua lorenzo williams, was hit by a driver and killed late friday night. >> i enjoy the neighborhood. i'm glad i purchased in the neighborhood when i did. >> reporter: damon lives nearby and shows us the dangers of the road. >> this car's speeding. it's 30 miles an hour. yeah. 30 miles an hour. that's clearly over 30 miles an hour. >> reporter: this is a picture of joshua now from his gofundme ps.e for his funeral servic he was hit and killed around midnight friday while trying to cross here at southern avenue at stbeck street in southea 2after the driver of this015 buick encore hit hime driver ran away. >> it completely surised you. completely surprised me. >> reporter: damon trying to make sense of it all. he just recently had gotten to know joshua at a family event. >> when i metim, it was like meeting him, like i had known him for 30 years.

great kid. definitely on a good track, great pa, and all, and for his t lifeo be shaved at such a young age, you know, by a hit-and-run driver is completely unfortunate. >> reporter: residents here along southern avenue say the wiad used to be filled potholes and was fixed. now that it's smooth, drivers are treatingt like a runway. >> all we can do is hope. you know, they put some stop sp signs or somd bumps or something around here. because they fly up and down the street all day long. >> reporter: some here won't even use their driveway that e.leads to southern avenu >> it's hard to back up out and with cars just running straight, gunning straight down the street. >> reporter:meantime, joshua's family wants anyone who knows anything to speak up. >> please come to the police. you said it's d.c. police? come to the police and let them know what you know. >> reporter: one good piece of information from ddot when it comes to lane markings and such,

they say they're going to be out doing that a lot more now that ths, weather is warm, guyhat way they can put the lane markings down and they'll stay. they can't really do that in the wintertime. meantime, drivers here, speeding, and the police still looking for that hit-and-run driver. back to you. >> bringing that to our attention, adam. >> yeah, thanks, adam. a former high school footballye pla in our area whose story about being homeless got national attention is now in jail. >> he's accused of killing his girlfriend and tonight, the victim's stepmoth speaks only to news4 about the grief the family is feeling. >> they make it seem like it -- knew it wasn't. it's just sad. it's just sad. it's just

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well, i could barely get my door open this morning, ug, because the grass and the vines and things had grown up over it. all that rain and sunshine. >> yeah. >> and your kids have moved out ou can't get them to help out with that. >> that's a problem, yeah. >> it's a big oblem, i know. but that's the thing, you know, you get the rain and then you get the sun and everything's just growing like gangbusters oiout there and that's gng to be the case righton through the rest of the week into the next week as well because we're going up.ontinue to set this couple of nice days, couple of rainy days, couple of nice days, couple of rainy days, that's why everything is just so greenri t now, so lush around our area. it is a really beautiful time of year but you gotto get the yard work done a few times extra. wind out of the south h6 miles perr, just a beautiful afternoon if you're thinking about getting dinner outdoors

after you watch us, that's good or got the windows open rightw, no watching us at you're eating dinner, perfect. 7 in culpeper, 72 over towards annapolis, no rain to talk about. storm team4 radar is going to be dry for at least the next 24 to 36 hours. and then we're going to see a chance for showers maybe on wednesday but then a really good chance on thursday and then on friday. nothing around our region right here's the next storm system. this is actually a front. this is a cold front that's going to make its way our way, as it does,g it's goin to bring up nice warm air tomorrow and bring in cooler air for the day on thursday. high temperatures tomorrow, 84 egrees, much warmer, partly sunny, low humidity, a great looking tuesday. yeah, 84, 10 degreesab e average. we're not going to stay there. we go right back into the 60s to around 70 on wednesday so much cooler conditions, that northeast flow coming in, giving us the cloud cover again, same deal on thursday, can'trule out a shower on wednesday but i think a much better chance during the day on thursday, chance especially early, high of

71 onhursday but many areas only in the 60s, especially north of d.c. 79 degrees on friday, chance of srms on friday a they really could be any time of day. that front on friday kind of meanders down to the south. if it stalls around our region, we could see rain on saturday but you know me, i'm going optimistic, right? so keeping one day dry here on saturday. sunday, we've got a high temperature of only 65 and that is one rainy day therewe too. l talk more about it. we got to go. well, the weather's perfect for thisve outdoor e that we've been keeping an eye on here. tiger woods among golf's most decorated players but now he's a receiving very special honor off the green. >> three u.s. opens, three open championships, and four pga championships. >> this is a live look from the white house where the ceremony is taking place. president trump presenting woods with the presidentialedal of eedom, the nation's highest civilian honor. >> that'siger woods now,a

old palmer, jack nicklaus. the three other golfers to e receive th presidential medal of freedom before him. >> tiger woods whose tenacity, will power and unyielding driver inspire us all. >> thank you, mr. president. mrs. trump. oh. thank you guys. thank you.

i just want to say this has beeb an unbelieva experience, and to have the support that i have had fore all these ys and eryone here has seen and been with me for -- some of you for my entire life, and some of you fore than half my life. you've seen the good and the bad, the highs and the lows, and i would not be in this position without all of your help. in '97, yes, i won the masters and i was there to -- i ended up hugging my dad and my mom. my dad's no longer here, but my mom's here. i love you, mom. thank you. sam and charlie for all your po love and sup, i love you guys so much. erica, thank you.

i mean, everyone has meant -- you guys have meant so much t me in my life, and i've battled, i've tried to -- i try to hang in there and i've tried to come back and play, play the great game of golf again. i've been lucky enough to have had the opportunity to do it again, and i found a game that has allowed me to do this, and theamazing masters experience that i just had a few weeks ago certanly is probablythe highlight of what i have -- what i've accomplished so far in my life the golf course to have had that type of experience and to be able to come out on top and win, joey, thank you. all the great reads too. i just want to say thank you again. this is an honor. i know that i'm the fourth golfer to have received this a rd, the late arnold palmer, the great jack nicklaus and charlie sipert, who i always

called him grandpa because he was like the grandpa i never had and i end up boming so close with him that i end up naming my son, charlie, after him, so to have been chosen as the next golfer after charlie is truly remarkable. so thank you again, and thank you, mr. president. >> tiger woods getting a little choked up there at the hor he received from president trump, the presidential medal of freedom. er perhaps one of the rarest things you'll evsee in sports and that is an emotional tiger woods. he's been -- throughout his career, a steely-eyed cut throat competitor but today there being honored before his mother there and his son and daughter. obviously touched him and this is quite a moment for him and for golf. >> indeed. it's hard to imagine this tops

winning that masters last month after many years of not even being able to compete. >> 11 years, didn't have a championship in 11 years going l through surgery, number of back surgeries, all kinds of issues, controversies off the course as coming back to win that masters was quite an achievement, perhaps in the eyes of many the comeback of alks comeba in sports and this is definitely the capper on top. > i believe i would have worn my green jacket today if i were tiger after that. >> not a bad idea. >> okay. right now at 6:30 a judge ruled today a former d.c. high school football player be held without bond after being charged withilling his girlfriend. >> we first told you about jamal speaks last year. detectives say that speaks sted 18-year-old saniyah d floyd'sth last month inside a fort washington home, staged it to look like a suicide.

>> prince george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins with reactions from the victim's stepmother. it's a reaction you'ne see only o4. >> reporter: the family of saniyah floyd never believed the young, vibrant 18-year-old killed herself. >> she would never do anything to put herself in harm's way. never. we all knew that was a lie. >> reporter: police say her boyfriend jamal speaks, shot and killed saniyah but tried to make it look like she shot herself. police say jamal played with the gun after buying it that day. did you ever think jamal was the su wpect? >> no,just -- we just knew what was told to us. >> reporter: speaks first made local sports headlines back in september. he was kicked off of theballou high school football team in d.c. because they could not verify his address. said he was homeless. he was later reiodtated. >> gs always watching and he got you. >> reporter: today, his crying

moth said she can't believe her son will be in jail instead of graduating in a few weeks. >> my child is no bad child.ld he wou not hurt, harm no one on pure'se. h a kid that want to play football. >> reporter: she says her son and saniyah dated for years. she feels like she's lost someone too.ed >> he lovsaniyah, he been with saniyah since they were 11 and 12 years old.ve he would nehurt saniyah. >> reporter: for the floyd family, a bond has forever been broken. >> they flplotting a scene to me it look like something we knew it wasn't. it's just sad. it's just sad. us. took an angel from >> reporter: speaks talked about having a full scholarship to play football at temple university. we checked in with temple, and a spokesperson tells us that while they were looking at speaks at one point, he does not have a scholarship to their university and he i next year.ed there in upper marlboro, i'm tracee wilkins, > news4. >> fire at a storage building

at a maryland nursery sent thick smoke into the skies around burtonsville this afternoon. chopper 4 was above the scene at bell nursery as flames roared in a blding that housed equipment, fertilizer, and pesticides. roads in the area had to be closed.dy nobo was injured. bell nursery is plant supplier local home depot stores. now to an emotional moment 2020 democratic campaign trail. former texas congressmanro beto ke was talking to a civicscl ass in iowa this morning and a student there asked how he would protect schools fom gun violence. >> society is becoming numb to children being slaughtered.h i'm afraid one day i'll go to school and i'll never come out. ake to tions will you protect people like meand my classmates fro this happening? >> thank you. so glad that you're talking about this in the most personal,

powerful terms possible. and there is a way for us to change this. these are three concrete steps from universal background checks to banning weapons of war sot ino our communities to red flag laws that can begin to save more lives and make sure you come into school not worrying about hether you're going to encounter an active shooter. than for the question. >> a red fla law permits police or family members to petition state court to order the temporary removal of firearms from a person who may present a danger to others or themselves. morning and ght, weekday or weekend, maryland highways cars.ogged with governor larry hogan wants to alleviate that congestion by adding tolls and widening highways. critics rallied in silver sprin last night ty to slow down hogan's proposaro >> this pposal has been managed like the runaway bus in the movie peed."

it's our job to slow it down. >> they're trying to build up to be able to, you know, make more space for more people, but our infraructure's kind of old now. >> through a spokesperson, governor hogan said those who oppose his plan are disregarding the hundreds of thousands of people who would benefit from wider roads and tolls. if you are a wsfc customer you're in for some changes in pa what yo for services. >> the utility wants to mak sure you know what's going on. >> consumer reporter susan hogue season in our news room, she's got the details. >> well, tat's right. so, wssc provides water and sewer service for more than a halfn million customers iince george's and montgomery counties. starting this july, the way customers are charged for those seices will actually change so the utility wants to get the word out about the changes, including just how the new bills will actually look so customers can understand them better. three open houses are planned rsor custometo ask questions and get help understandingei wh thfuture bills are going to look like with the new rate

structure. the first open house for montgomery county customers is tomorw at 6:30 at walter johnson high school on rock spring drive in bethesda. in two weeks, an open house in prince george's countiy at the sports and learning complex and one is planned in laurel for customers from both counties. if you have specific biling questions or you just want to know what your future bill's going to look like, bring a current bill and identification to the open house you attend. i'm consumereporter susan hogan, back to you guys. coming up next, queen elizabeth gets her eighth great-grandchild. prince harry says he's other ve moon. >> it's the most amazing experience i could ever have possibly imagined. starbucks just scored the mother of all product placements from the mother of dragons. ug? if it was her. we're not sure who it was but

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ry healthy boy. mother and baby are doing di increy well. it's been the most amazing experience i could ever have ossibly imagined. >> reporter: the queen, prince challenges, prince william, members of princess diana's family have all been told of the birth. they were told before the announcement was made. >> this whole thing is absolutely to die for. >> reporter: there were cheers in the streets, town cryers announcing the news around erndsor. >> god bless a, and god save the queen. >> that was great. greateason to celebrate. absolutely so exciting. >> amazing. >> best wishes to the th of them. >> reporter: now we wait to hear a name. >> the baby's a little bit overdue so we have had a little bit of time to think about it, but yeah. that's the next step. >> reporter: keir simmons, nbc news, windsor. >> now we have to wait for the name and to see if he's got red hair.

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back now to some breaking news we told you about ahe the top of newscast. a body has been found in an suv that plunged into the potomac river last night. >> jackies the very latest. >> reporter: well, what appears

to be a tragic outcome to an incident that we first reported last night. i want you to take a look down there, that orange buoy that has been put out there by the police and fire boats is believed to be the location of the suv that has been found, according to our sources, with a body inside. now, police and firefighters were called here last night for a report that an suv had gone into the potomac river. i can y tell that we are standing at the edge of a parking lu that is almost jst probably three or four feet sloperdown into the rive and in all likelihood, that suv was robably parked up here in th parking lot and for whatever nt reason, wento the water. this search has been going on throughout the night, earlier today, and then just a sho me ago, as you reported, we are told that an suv has been found inside the water there with what sources say is a body

inside. now, we are told thatere is a strong possibility they will have to use some type of crane to lift that whole vee up out of there to continue investing this scene to obviously recover the person, the individual that was inside that vehicle when it went into the potomac. back to you. >> boy, that's really sad. thank you, jackie. jackie bensen reporting live. it's a video used to teach diversity ask inclusion at the department of housing and urban development. >> but recently,ome employees have complained that something in the video was offensive and made the video ineffective. >> news4 started making calls about this and hours later, hud said it was making edits to that video. >> it might be interesting to judge people today by theicolor of theyes. >> reporter: for decades, jane elliott's controversial blue but it made a powerful point

about how damaging discrimination can be. >> t blue-eyed people ate the betr people in this room. >> elliott conducted the experiment with her third grade class, tellingblue-eyed students that they were better and smarter than kids with brown eyes and she noticed how their learning and behavior changed. it was a lesson that opened their eyes to what discrimination felt like. >> it's hard to watch. >> reporter: this video was also used as part of a training for some of the employees at the department of housing and urban development, or hud. >> this is where i shut off right here. >> reporter: ross gilmore says the powerful message the clip delivers was lost. >> we were shown a video that contained the n-wmad and that de me feel real uncomfortable. >> reporter: the n-word was used twice by students in the video when the teacher ked them to describe how black people are restreated. gilmore says beud played the video, employees were told the clip contained offensive language and were given the optiono leave. >> several people left prior. others left in the middle of the

clip. >> reporter:ut gilmore says the fact that it was played unedited was very upsetting. wentacted hud about the video and a spokesperson says the new, inclusive quotient training at hud is being modified today ensure that future training sessions remain effective, not offensive. the 12-minute video inuded in the 4-hour session will be edited today. that's good news for employees like gilmore who were deeply offended. >> it's just wro. people of color have come a lonl way to stin this day and age think it'okay to say that word. >> reporter: megan fitzgerald, news4.>> ilmore says he did file a complaint internally and with his union and the union is launching its own investigation. you w t to talk about some video that needed some editing, "game of thrones" fans not talking so much about any of the excitement from last night's isode, butey are talking about the revelation that the northern kingdom of winterfell apparently has a starbucks.

>> what? >> during a celebration scene, a coffee cup is seen there prominently sittinghere on the table. nothing gets by the "game of thrones" fans. they've been having a field day on this with social media. one of them joking about hbo spending two years and millions of dollars on each episode and nobody catches the coee cup. >> it's so dark. how can you tell? >> that's true. >> there's theother issue. >> oh, my gosh. >> how about that. nobody caught that. >> i don't know. i'm not a "game of thrones" person. so, it's all a mystery to me. >> you're talking to darke episodas two episodes ago and you could not see anything that was going on. the whole battle. it was like, come on, man. my goodness, gracious. o so what about our weath your birthday? happy seis de mayo. >> absolutely. i know,ol essential hay in my house. it's a beautiful day out there, temperatures got into the 70s

and i was so excited to come to work on a day like this and my birthday. we got the sunshine. we have some cloud cover. i'll tell you, you know, you don't get many days like this. 77, sunny, beautiful conditions. 75 degrees next hour and then dropping into the 60s by around 0, 11:00 tonight but if you're heading out for dinner, you know, maybe birthday dinner, you never l know,king pretty good for that if you're going to be out and about. temperature-wise, looking good, 76 in menasses, and 69 over toward annapolis so a really nice evening. we wish it could stay this way. warm one tomorrow. tom row's still nice but a little bit on the warm side. clouds and much cooler weather coming for wednesday and thursday. and then heavier rain and storms later this week. it's been fairly unsettled for the past couple of weeks and really over the past yer, year and a half. we've seen a lot of rain, looks like we've got a lot more in the forecast coming up later th week. not right now, though. storm team radar dry, going to continue to stay that way through the rest of he afternoon. satellite and radar showing the

clo s we had earlier. we saw a lot of clouds and it gave way. here's the front. a couple of storms along it, here, but n really anything that we have to be too concerned about. out ahead of it, very warm air, temperatures in the 80s, 70snd a 80s, 79 in nashville, 80 in atlanta, that warmer air is going to be sliding our way but eventually, the cooler air will start to make it way down here and we'll get that cooler airth durinday wednesday and into thursday. but not tomorrow. tomorrow at the bus stop, looking great. 61 degrees at the bus stop, sunrise tomorrow at 6:04, 75 degrees at recess and 84 degrees by the time we're picki. up the kids not bad at all. tomorrow, again, a good day to get the kids outside, let them play because i'm telling you, wednesday, they might want to st'v inside. wegot the cool conditions and the cloud cover. i'm saying cool at 70. our average high is 73 but it's going to feel cooler than that, a little damp too. 40% chance of early showers on n thursday, ch on storms, one or two of those could be strong but not looking at anything too

severe on friday. right now, the weekend, not bad on saturday. sunday, however, that looks like as of right now, could be a washout. 65 and rain. >> didn't we see that yesterday? >> yeah. come on. wrong direction there, man. coming up, we hit the links and catch up with one of the newest redskins quarterbacks. >> what case keenum and his head >> what case keenum and his head coach have to say >> what case keenum and his head coach have to say ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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this is tfinity sports desk. >> just getting back in from kicking it with the skins today on the golf course. >> we hit the lie s today. somwere birdies but it was all for a good cause and got to see the players which we haven't had to do in a long time, the redskins, though, addressi roster needs for their 2019 draft class, one room adding the most high-profile position is the quarterback room. they have five. we got to talk to one in person for the first time.

it wasn't on the football field, but the golf course, we got our look at new redskins quarterback, case keenum. ke keenum taking part in the charity golf classic. he's already a good teammate, helping a member of his fourinme lup a putt. keenum part of a crowded quarterback group with dwayne hitkins along w fellow veteran colt mccoy. keenum and gruden ready to c ompete. >> we've had talks, they understand, there's going to be competition whether it's the fir s round orond round or fifth round we're going to bring another quarterback in, just so happens the 15thick was dwayne haskins, so the competition level will be fierce in that t room, buthey all welcome it and all expect it. >> i think a good quarterback room is a noisy room, one that everybody talks and shares and sees things throughifferent lenses, so i'm excited to get to work with haskins, i know he's a great player,sl i've obvi watched a lot of his college games, so you know, this is no

new game to me. i've been in this situation before, so you know, i'm going to come in and compete and competition makes all of u better. > and coming up this weekend, the rookies flying in from across the country for mini-camp and now the nationals know a thing or two about traveling but wouldn't you imagine getting from philadelphia to milwaukee not bng so hard? but for the nats, everything is hard these days.ga sunday's against the phillies ended at 5:09 p.m. the team drove to philadelphia international airport, brded 6:30, scheduled to take off at 7:00, but mechanical issues on the team charter made them t on the tarmac until 2:45. then around a3:25 .m., taxis and ubers drove everyone back to their hotel downtown, fast forward to 9:15, the team back to the airport, taking off at 10:45, finally arriving in milwaukee at 12:36 eastern time, yes, the gamels stil at 7:40 tonight. good luck, hopefully theyts dra lo of coffee. all right, and speaking of

delays, they had one in cincinnati this afternoon because of bees. swarm moved into the area around home flaet and tplate an dugout. 18 minutes to star the game and the reds derek wasn't playing today so why not, he dressed up as a beekeeper with ato sprayer try to save the game. eventually, they did get under way. i don't think you could pay me enough money to have to dealbe with s. >> i'm with you. >> the washington misices are just a few weeks away from playing their first season at the entertainment and sportsna are in congress heights. today, media day for the squad. the mystics open up the preseason thisg friday, c off an appearance in the wnba finals where they ultimately fell to the seattle storm. fun fact, head coach mike tebow's son, eric, is ans astant on the team. washington begins the regular season saturday, may 25th, first home ga on june 1st. and staying on the hardwood, kenny blakeny introduced as the new men's basketball coach at

howard. the washington, d.c., native who comes with a pretty good pedigree played for two of the best to ever coach, moran wooten and coach k. at duke.y blaken excited to be at howard and back in his hometown. >> it's an opportunity to live and work in the greatest city in the world. gives me an opportunity to be neck with my family. i can recon with all my childhood friends. i can go to some of my neighborhood restaurants and get the best chicken and mambo. i can watche my favorit sports teams. i don't have to stream google music and listen to rare sence anymore. and lastly, having the most fertile recruiting area in the country. we need to keep these great players in this great talent here at home and that's what me and my staff will do. >> bringing up gogo music and mambo sauce, he's appeasing to the people. way to go, coach. >> thanks for sharing. >> all right, thanks for joining us. "nightly news" starts in 60

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tonight, a major escalation between the u.s. and iran in a dramatic new show of force, the u.s. military deploying an aircraft carrier strike group and air force bombers ne iranian shores as the white house warns of officials warn iran may be planning attacks. richard engel tonight on what is really going on here. inside the horrific inferno, the na fimoments caught on camera as a passenger plan bounces off the runway and bursts into flames, killing dozens of people on board. tonight, when investigators are looking at as a flight attendant is hailed as a hero for saving lives but rescuers say the evacuation was hampered by people trying to grab their bags.