a third suspect. police say they no longer believe that to be the cause. the shots rang out just before it can p.m. central time in the middle school area of the s.t.e.m. school of highlands ranch in a suburb of denver. there's an elementary school there. appears to be k-12. initially there was some sort of struggle, but they were able to take two suspected shooters to custody. one mother says her daughter was side one of the classrooms with the shooter. >> numb. i'm glad they are both okay and it was a while before we knew my son is okay. > reporter: once again we learned that seven students were hurt. possibly an eighth victim. we're expecting another update from police shortly, and we'll update you on the latest numbers when we learn more. >> horrifying for the students and palnts. n, thank you. a local man accused of threatening a terror attack could be freed from jail.

>> yeah. today a judge ruled christopher hasan qualifies for home detention, but the coast guard officer would have to follow a slew of very strict conditions. hief ince george's bureau explains why the judge says the suspect can go home. >> reporter: this is all about the charges and how they are nonviolent. of cose, the government is appealing. they want to see him stay behind bars, and so until that appeal is done, that's where he'll be. >> comment on the charges. >> reporter: chest fer hasan's family left the courthouse without any comment.the 51-year veteran is accused of bng a terrorist. u.s. prosecutors say has sean a self-described white nationalist who intended to murder innocent civilians on a scale rarely seen in this country. >> the sheer number and force of the weapons thatere recovered from mr. hasan's residence inth

case coupled with the disturbing nature of his writings appar to pose a significant threat to the safety of our community. >> reporter: his his list included democratic presidential hopefuls and network journalists and nancy policy and chuck scmer, among thers. >> i feel very, very confident that law enforcement at the fed and local levels are on top of this and making sure that all of us on thelist are safe. >> the government wanted hasan to remain behind bars, a district court judge says he's not been charged with terrorism-related offenses and only nonviolent drug and weapons offenses and qualifies for supervised home detention. the conditions for his release include him never being left alone, 24/7 monitoring,rug testing it, no weapons or firearms of any kind and no access to internet or smartphones. in about a week we you're pect another hearing ton this because

of the government appealing his possible release. now there are three different folks who are putting up their mes to help secure his property bond, and if he is released he's pected to stay whies in in-laws. reporting live, i'm tracey wilkins. back to you in the studio. >> in the lase hour w learned d.c. police are the ones handling the arrest of a man with a gun at trump international hotel. the man was going through secret service service screening for an event at the hotel this on afterno officers asked him if he did have a gun, he answered he did in his car. the secret service searched thnd carr and fhe weapon and rested the man for having an ed unliceirearm in the district. we're told he did not make any threats. well, are these the guys who is have been targeting the atms at 7-elevens all around our region? that's the big question tonight. police in montgomery county hope to answer that. surveillance video shows the most recent attempt overnight white oak, but this time they hit a major snag ending with

three people now in custody. let's get right to news 4's pat collins and how this all played out this morning. what a wild finish, pat. >> indeed, jim. oh, thank heaven. it appears the string of atm thefts at 7-elevens may be over. maybe. two masked suspects rush into se 7-eleven and start painting black paint onurveillance cameras in the ceiling, but this time cops were watching. this timeop the cs were ready. this time the cops came in like the cavalry. in the dark hours of the morning this street went from ghost town to rush hour, all cop cars, moving in for the big takedown.

now you see since the beginning of the year, a ring of robbers have been using stolen pickup trucks to ram into 7-elevens. dislodging atms from tiir moors and then running off with the money machines. there have been at ast nine cases, and they have been suessful at least half the time. now back to white oak in w t could be the end game to all of this. surveillance video from a nearby building shows the suspect truck driving back and forth in front of the 7-eleven. it shows the truck pulling up behind the 7-eleven and two of the suspects getting out, jumping over this wall and then heading towards the convenience store. a cop in an unmarked car is sitting over here staking out that 7-eleven. when they seego those suspects

inside the store and start spray painting the surveillance cameras inside the 711, the cops, they make their movement they makeve their moig time. there's a foot chase, and two oc those suspts are busted right here on the scene. >> so are these the guys responsible for the atm jobs? police say they areto looking in that possibility. so far though no charges. doreen, bace'to you. >> w all waiting to hear the outcome we this, and know you'll keep us posted. pat? >> thank you. if this works out -- in >> developg tonight, there is no deo of the arrest of sandra bland almost four years after dr death in a texas jail cell. if youon't remember her name, you will remember hery. st bland was found hanging in her cell three days after she was arrested for failing to signal a lane change. her death was a flashpoint in

the national debatever police treatment of a can americths. newly released video shot by bland herself on her cell phone shows state -- a state trooper pointing a taser at h i and shouill light you up. >> get out of the car! get out! >> wow, wow, wow. >> get out of the car! >> for failuyo to signal. re doing all of this for a failure to signal? >> get over there! >> the trooper you see in that clip was fired. brand's family reached a $2 million settlement with authorities after her death. much more on this story and why we're just now seeing this video coming up on "nbc nightly news" at 7:00. a husband's worst fears confirmed tonight.s hi wife found dead inside an suv pulled from the depth of the potomac river. t suv was towed away in the darkness la night after a two-day search for that vehicle. 72-year-old philanthropist

barbara bushkin was returning from a charity event when her vehicle plunged into the river. news had's mark segraves spoke to her husband and about the love affair and book they just began writing. >> reporter: a car was reported seen driving into the river, and it took more than a day to find the car and i iver, 72-year-old barbara bushkin. her husband stillcoming to grips with the loss of his childhood sweetheart. >> she was the other half of me. she was theme better . >> reporter: while barbara and her art had started dating in high school, they went their separate ways and lost touch for 45 years before finding each other again. they wrote about their journey in this boar, "lifelong valentines" that was just published six weeks ago. >> reporter: she was a good person. e made people happy. the couple were notable philanthropists in the d.c. rea, bucks yib was coming home from a sherritt event the night

she died. >> reporter: when we were dating high school and we agreed we'd do an act kindness every day, and we -- and we did it. se as for what happened to c his wife's car to end up in the river, bushkin can only guess. >> there was probably some medical event. i hopeufhe didn't sfer too badly. >> reporter: as for how he wants people to report life of his life. >> do an act ofnd kiss every day and think about barbara. >> reporter: mark segraves, news 4. >> now to politics and another escalation in president trump's power struggle with democrats. his lawyers are moving to blo mosubpoenas, and the white house is hinting that the president could try to prevent special counsel robert mller's testimony. blayne alexander is on capitol hill where the president got some hee today from th senate's top republican. blane? >> reporter: yeah, doreen. mitch mcconnellas very clear sayg case closed, but democrats clearly disagree ands that even after the release of the mueller report there is a lot of digging still to be done.

>> reporter: on capitol hill a call from the senate's top republican to turn the page on the mueller report. >> the special counsel's finding is clear. case closed. >> reporter: but house democrats just getting started, locked in a growing battle with the white house, now taking new steps to block a sea of subpoenas from democrats, including one for former white house counsel don mcgahn who cooperated with mueller and hison investigati into possible obstruction of justice by the president, but the white house instructing mcgahn not to turn over any documents, noting heno does have the legal right to disclose them because they are still under white house control. >> i predict a fight in the courts, and -- and it may be that the white house's goal here is simply to slow walkit. >> reporter: mcgahn through his lawyer says he'll hold off until the white house and house judiciary committee n reach an agreement. it comes as that same committee is trying to reach a deal with attorney general william barr over f democrats' demand the unredacted muellereport. the committee set to vote

tomorrow on holding barr in conseptember over it. >> my question is what i the president afraid >> reporter: meanwhile, the administration is refusing to comply with a subpoena for the president's tax returns and president trump declaring mueller should not testify. >> he shade he should not, not that he will not. >> the white house insists the s president he not blocking mueller's testimony. today house speaker nancy pelosi suggesting this motive for the president's pushback. trump is goading up to impeach him. he's just tauntug, tanting, taunting, because he knows that it would be very divisive in thu cory. >> reporter: saying congress has to keep investigate and follow facts. blayne alexander, nbc news, washington.ly >> if you on uber and lyft to get where you're going in own, you mit want to have a backup plan tomorrow. >> it's going to be a rough one, folks. transportation reporter adamtu ss digging into the strike that drivers are planning and the ripple effect it could have. plus, drunk drivers walking

free ash crashes on one of our region's deadliest roads. the news 4th i-team wi numbers you won't believe at 6:30. and things just went from bad to worse for this year's preakness stakes in baltimore. why there is no hope for a triple crown excitement this year. >> and it is just a beautiful day all across you're region, but things will nots look thi good tomorrow. we'll be talking more clouds and chance of showers and much cooler weather. things going downhillas we head

the hits just keep on coming for the preakness stakes. today the winner of saturday's controversial kentucky derby race dropped out of preakness. the owner of country house says

his horse developed a cough. country house won saturday's kentucky derby after an interference call. maximum thcurity, the horse at crossed the finish line first, is also not racing in the preakness because of that er controval finish, and on top of all that have nearly 7,000 seats at pimlico racetrack in baltimore will not be used n because eneers say they are not safe. th preakness is now less than two weeks away. >> hey, get ready for major frustrations in and around the district tomorrow. uber and lyft drivers wilibe go on strike. drivers in d.c. and several other majorities are going to participate. some of tir demands include better pay and health benefits. our transportation reporter adam tuss is live for us at reagan national airport tonight with what we know about the timing of this strike, so when does it start and how long are we talking, adam? >> yeah, that's real the question here, jim. i've heard all sorts of

differentaccounts. some people saying it's only going to be half a day and some people saying it's going to be a full day. look, whatever your plan for tomorrow, if it involves uber and lyft, probably best to have a plan "b." here at the airport they are actually calling in more regular cabs because they are so concerned. >> a the airport uber and lyft customers getting word that a strike could be coming, and they may be outrr of luck tomo. >> i'm sure that many of my friends no -- they wouldn't know how to hail a cab. >> yeah, put your hand in the air, right? >> exactly. i that's whatould do here. >> reporter: airport leaders are doubling their efforts to pump up regular taxi service, somewhat of the old way of doing things. >> what we're doing now is making shuart entire airport community is aware of this,e evthing from law enforcement down to our airline partners and folks that help people find ground transportation. >> there's a lot of things going on that a l of people don't know about. >> reporter: uber and lyft drivers like lewis maintain they will be o turningff their apps

tomorrow and taking a stand against their company. >> we work kind of hand in hand. they need us, we need them. we need passengerswe and need lyft as a corporation and they need us as drivers so everyone needs to be treated fairly. >> for exmple, drivers are demanding better wages, clearer policies on tips and fares they want benefits like paid time off. >> if the organization feels like they are being treated unfairly andthey want totrike to get what they feel is fair treatment and praise, more power to them. >> the exact timing of the strike still isn't known. some people say it could be an all-day affair while others say it would be half a day. a remind their me have to always an option here at the option that they w't be on strike and for drivers like lewis they believe that this is a clear message that something needs to change in their favor. >> definitely, yeah. i hope it works, you know. i hope it works. >> reporter: we've put in a request for uber and live. haven't heard back from as far as your plans for

tomorrow. a plan "b" is a must. of course, we'll be monitoring t all day tomorrow and let you know what kind issues there are out there. won't be just here at airport. think about union station and metro stops. they could be wide ranging, of course, back to you. >> it's going to be a america and i think a lot of people have forgotten how to hail a cab, especially at the airport. >> you just throw your hand in the air. >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: right? >> all right. thank you, adam. we'll see how it works outto rrow. a kitchen explosion and fire at an arlington restaurant injured four employees today. investigators say that an rosol can of cooking spray overheated and blew up at dirt restaurant on wilson boulevard. that started a flash fire. three workers went to the hospital. one of em with serious burns. the restaurant is planning to reopen for regularhours tomorrow. now to the pardon president trump issued to a formerrmy officer convicted of mdering a prisoner in iraq back in 2008.

former first lieutenant governor mike bahenna ofklahoma was suspected of killing an al qaeda detainee and prosecutors say the murder was a retaliation for a roadside bomb attack that had just killed two of his fellow soldiers now the man insisted he acted in self-defense after the man made a move for his gun. the army'sphighestals court raised doubts about the case and he was ultimaty sentenced to 15 years. he was paroled after five and in a statement today he thanked president trump for in his words his emendous act of mercy. s bagpiperarch beneath a large american flag held up by two ladder rkucks to ma the start of the annual blue mass at st. patrick's catholic church downtown. that annum mass honors first respo iers bothn law enforcement sd fireety and remembers those who have died in the line ofp duty. ne director christopher wray and attorney general william

barr bothnd atteed today's servicere a fla-up tonight in the smmonwealth's attorney race in arlington. police there are demanding an apeogy from one of th democratic candidates. aythey s her campaign unfairly accuses their department of police brutality. n ourorthern virginia bureau chief julie carey looks at the allegations ant candidate's explanation. >> may 19, 2015, a domestic violence call. police find a man wielding a metal bar and his 87-year-old monnearby. after a man stkes and kills an officer he shot and killed. stified, ing ruled no, cha. now this campaign mailer fromoc demtic commonwealth candidate is pointing to the example as an example of police brutality and accusing the incumbent commonwealth attorney as a refusal to prosecute officers. >> what we really need is a measure of transparency and independence in this process so that perhaps the state police are investigating or perhaps a

special prosecutor comes in to review. >> song arlington police outraged that the incident and another from 1991 are being labeled as brutality. >> we're disgusted thatit's an outright lie what was said. she's claiming it as police brutality just to score points forel the tion. >> the two group taking the unusual steps of demanding an apology. >> we want her to put out an apology and acknowledge fpubically that the use oce that she's reference is wag justified and legal. >> reporter: the arlington ar police deptment not commenting directly, but posting a reminder of its practices on social media. the opponent incumbent commonwealth attorney theo stamos issued a writtens tement saying in part i concluded that hits use of deadly force was justified. it's reckless to try exploit am this trid i for political gain. tafti says she eat one under

attack for opposing police. >> every time a reformer like me comes along they are always accused of bein anti-police because in tease a resistance to change. >> repor r: that campaign mailer will no doubt come up tomorrow night when the two women face each other in a debate. the primary is june 11. julie carey, news 4. still to come at 6:00 tonight, a high school principal resig just before the end of the school year after charges of aaults on the jv football team. >> doug has more on the cooldown >> doug has more on the cooldown coming

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new video from a circuit court camera shows t moment a flood barrier failed in davenport, iowa last week. a peon in a yellow jacket was near the breach point and took off running when hga a barrier way. soon, everyone in the area was trying to escape the mississippi river floodwaters. here it comes. wntown davenport was inundated and iowa is not alone. several levees in northeast, missouri have been overtapped or breached as the mississippi river approached histic levels over the past week. that is some frightening video, dog. >> something else. >> really is, and this is something that they have seen all the way from parts of iowa right on through nebraska until now. you've got river warnings all the way down to mississippi. it's the longest river we've got in the counry and warni all along and once again just traumatic scene out there into parts of the midwest of the

country. >>ns of rain for then. they saw that big snow storm as well that prompt all of that floodwater for us. we're going to see more chances for ra over the next couple of days after what has been a beautiful day t tay. highperature of 80 with plenty of sunshine. we call that a pretty spectacular afternoon any time of year our average high is 73. today feeling more like the beginning of june across our region with high temperatures sitting around 80 degrees earlier. now 7 wind out the south at 12 miles per hour. that southerly wind has helped to warm things up. tonight winds coming down in the opposite diion and that helps cool things down. 80 in fredericksburg and 82 to the northe that thll not be the case tomorrow with that northeasterly flow. we'll see temperatures about 10 to 15 degrees cooler than where they are right now with cloud cover. it will be a cool day. not cold this time ofr. yea we don't get too cold and high temperatures tomorrow in the upper 60s to 70 degrees and do have a cple of showers. not much going on now.

one shower down around leray than could come around cull person, maybe fredericksburg over the next couple of hours. that's really it. in towards page county, nothing strong. there's one forming right there. here comes the other one that we're seeing. watch it move into the area. big storms right now back the midwest part of the country. tornadoes on the ground currently in texas. this storm we're waiting for for friday but this storm right here, youan see the actual storm way up towards canada, the trailing cold front. going to slide down across our . look at these numbers right now. 77 d.c. and 48 chicago andly on 50 in buffalo and that cooler air sliding right on down across our region soaks pect that cooler air dung the day on your wednesday. high temperatures in the upper 60s to around 70. same deal on thursday. chance of ,showers drizzle. friday a much better chance of showers, possible thunderstorms and saturday also a chance of nd showers ahen we get into mother's day, and i'll show you

that forecast at 6:45. >>oh, no. doesn't sound good. 'll -- we'll stay tuned. doug. >> that's right. >> putting off the paint >> well, i one of the busiest and deadliestroads in our region, and tonight the news 4 i-team uncovers the unbelievable. >> reporter: almost nobody goes to jail, even people with multiples.offense is that acceptable? >> that is not acceptable. >> nextt 6:30, scott macfarlane getting answers why drunk drivers arein walkfree. plus, a mother desperate to get out of her neighborhood, not one but two of her sons have been shot. one may never walk again. >> how do i explain to my son that there's

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if you're just joining us at 6:30, a school shooting in colorado has left seven middle school students injured. >> shots rang out just of 2:00c ntral time at highland ranches, colorado, eight miles away from columbine high school. >> hat least four victims were taken to the hospital in serious condition and two suspects are in custody. the s.t.e.m. school ranch has 1,800 students grade k through 12. the shooting happened in the middle school part of the complex. we are expecting the duglas county sheriff to hold a news conference any moment now. stay tuned to updates here on news 4:00 hand in our nbc washington app. if you've ever driven it you know it's already one of our area's most dangerous roads and tonight the news 4 i-team

uncovers a new concern. >> reporter: an investigation ba scott macfarlne raises serious questns about whether accused drunk drivers are getting off too easy. e>> reporter: it's onf maryland's busiest roads. and one of the deadliest. in february, a driver killed when hisre car was ar ended at 55 miles per hour. a mother killed crossing the street last march, and in december a heartbreaking case when three children died after a uspected drunk driver struck their parents. >> the most gut-wrenching part was when those children were ialled on 210. >> reporter: cynth jones knows the pain route 2 so, also known as indian headay highwcan cause. a suspected speeder crashed into and killed her cousin backn 2011. >> same area wherethe children were involved in a crash. >> reporter: but even before, that she knew the danger. >> she never saw him. >> repoer: a decade earlier a drunk driver hit and killed

jones' sister who had pulled on tohe shoulder to close her gas cap. >> he hits her from behind and lift her up out of her shoes. >> reporter: a tragedy thats ll hants her family and is relived every time she hears of another accident. >> we still wish we still had her. >> reporter: amid all of the incidents here, the state approved new speed cameras for the highway and local leaders prised more traffic enforcement. the i-team found another issue which could be contributing to problems on this dangerous stretch of roads but pulling police reports of every drunk driving crash between january 2016 and 2018 we found four drivers prosecuted for drunk driving and crashes, including crashes which injured other people. fivef those people were sentenced to any jail and to those five sentences were reduced to had a handful of days also because they incled other charges and that's a problem says the state's attorney. we looked back at the last does dui crashes on indian head

highway. almost nobody goes to jail, even people with multiple offenses. is that acceptable? >> that is not acceptable, and it will not be acceptable under my administratio >> the i-team found most those charged received something called probation before judgment or pbj. it's used in many state court sysms, including maryland's, allowing defendants to avoid jail time by immediately serving probation. >> i think the attorney general has done a good job in bringing forward these cases, but i think the justice system did not take these cases very > eriously. >porter: nearly a dozen legal analysts interviewed said that duiases were handled differently in prince george's county than other parts of state where cases in circuit court were managedy one judge who ran what's informally known in the legal system as a rocket docket, a system orated to ve cases faster,at and torneys tell us it was known for dispensing lighter sentences in the name of speed. does that surprise you? >> doesn'turprise me at all, no.

we don't see jail offenses for drunk drivers and that's concerning. >> porter: madd's lisa sticknow says what the county found that they e too lenient. >> they are walking out without even a slap on the hand going out and reoffending. >> reporter: the state court system says it's been using a unique system for duis with one judge pushing them through but they say the syst has just changed. the judge recently left for unrelated reasons and now all 24 court judges in tri dist court system can hear and rule on dui. as for cynthia jones, she hopes the courtesy tim's proposed changes will stiffen dui penalties. >> it's a disaster in waiting for anyone who drives on 210 and a lot of people avoid it.r: >> reporte and she prays she won't have to hear of another family dealing with the loss. >> she was oe heart and joy our family. >> reporter: taken away on this dangerous stretch of road. scott macfarlane, news i-team. now to read more about this

story and send a tip to our washingtonit our nbc app and click on investigations. take a live look right now at 14th and u streets downtown where a big crowd is gathering outside of the reeves center. this is part of the don't mute d.c. movement that started earlier this year after a phone shop in the neighborhood was told to stop playing go-go music outside. protests led to the music being turned back on. today owes demonstration will include a go-go show. it's meant to keep this issue alive and to ensure longtime city residents and culture aren't silenced by gentrification. a shake-up tonight atne montgomery county high school. damascus high school prince paul caseyau has resigned in the aftermath of that locker room assault involving the j.v. football team. kraus sent a letter to students and parents today show. 's been principal for a little now.than two years last fall allegations of hazing

were made against a group of football players, and the school's browardures and reporting practices came under fire. four teenagers are now being prosecuted on rape and attempted rape charges in juvenile court. kraus said in today's letter, cote, it has become clear in order for massuss high school to move forward it will require new school lea rship. kraus has taken anotheth job wi montgomery county school. kevin yates from julius west middle school willsever as acting principal beginning next monday. from the haflts duke ellington school of the arts to the kennedy center, a special honor coming later this year for a stand-up comedy great, dave chappelle. >> will be ithu a alexander, how about river? place your bets on the name of britain's newest royal by. and i'm talking a cold front. way s going to make i down across the area tomorrow bringing much cooler weather and

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j jimmy, right. jimbo. >> all right. montgomery county is working to make drinking water safer inh ls. the county council unanimously voted today to lower the lead level bloat acceptable level set by the state. the state standard is 20 parts per billion. montgomery county's new threshold is 5 partser billion. last year county school system removed water fountains that contained elevated lead levels and they also passed legislation aranteeing equal pay for county workers. the local government will no longer request pay stubs or rely on pay history to determine an employee's salary. council member evan glass says it's long verdue. studies show in maryland for every dollar a man earns a woman earns only 79 ceps. >> u next at 6:00, a mother feeling trapped in her own home. relentless gun violence affecting not one but two of heh

sons t year. >> for me to deal with this twice within three months, that crushed my son is only 13. 13. >> and our streak of rainy fridays, folks, is up to six. could we add

breaking news at 6:44. at least search students are hurt, four of them seriously, after a shooting at denver-area middle school. two suspects are in custody, anf icials say they believe the threat is over, but right now s.w.a.t. teams are still going classroom to classroom working to carelear out the school.

you can get the latest information coming up minutes on "nbc "nightly news." >> today a judge ruled a man accused of threatening a terror at should be released on home detr,tion. howeve there are very strict conditions on which christopher hasan would be released from njail. he ca't be left alone, cannot have any weapons and will not be allowed to access the internet. hasan is still behind bars because prosecutors are . appeali getting around the d.c. area could be a challenge tomorrow. suber and lyft driverill go on a 12-hour strike from noon to midnight in several major u.s. cities, includinghe district. drivers are upset ov pay, benefits andow the ride share's tippingystem works. airport officials around d.c. are asking for more t is to be available, and they are reminding you that metro is a good option. a d.c. mother is desperate to get her family out of their violent neighborhood. >> this comes after two of young sons were shot just months

apart. one of them may never walk again. >> news 4's meagan fitzgerald spoke to the mother and has her message. b >> it's rougause you don't know when to duck and dodge from bullets. you don't know if you're going to be able to walk to your car. >> reporter: for the last six years ebonee hill has been raising her seven young children here in northeast, but she's fed up. >> how do i explain to my song that there's a strong possibility that he could never ride a bike again you? know what i'm saying, he can e normal things all because he was speaking to some friends. >> reporter: her 13-year-old son was on the 4500 block of douglas street and northeast just yards away from her home on saturday evening when he was shot. >> he was riding a bik got off the bike to speak to the friends that was eating the beats yeah, and all of a sudden gunshots. >> reporter: hill says a bullet struck her son's spine, so he may never walk again, but what emakes thingsven worse is this is the second time one of her sons was shot.

on valentine's day she says her 12-year-old son was shot in the back leaving the playground. >> he's physically fine but not mentally fine. >> reporter: she's n waiting for officials to relocate her anymore. she says she will do whatever she has to to move her family out because she says it's a matter of life and death. >> everybody can't afford to buy a house and live in a nice area. everybody can't afford that. why we can't feel safe anyways? >> meagan fitzgerald, news 4. native will receive this year's prestigious mark twain prize for humor at the kennedy center. >> oh, it's going to be big. you can hear the laughter already. today we learned that dave chappelle will get the honor this year. chappell is known for his emge sometimes controversial comedy abt race, family and relationships. he'll be honored at the star-studded gala here in october. >> chappell's a hometown guy who

went e to the duington school of arts and cook jerry "seinfeld" there during a taping of "comedians in car gegt coffee. he joinsan thees of past prize recipients including eddie murphy, david letterman and whoopi goldberg. >> that's going to be a tough ticket, you've got to think, and it will curl some eyelashes out at the kennedy center, too, i get. >> you know it will. interesting. it will be fun. >> love it. >> so doug, what's ahead? >> i have to apologize. >> gorgeous day >>today. i mean, you guys said it, and it's because of me, it came from my mouth. this is going to be the sixth friday in a row with rain,not the seventh, so i apologize for that. >> apologize to them. >> okay. >> i apologize to you, folks. this will be the sixth out there, not the seventh, and this ll also be the ninth outf the last ten fridays with rain. >> wow. >> it goes way back. >> and while you'ret it, are you going to be apologizing for

the mother's day weather, too? >> yeah. >> i'm sorry about that. in advance, everyone. 're looking at rain. you know what ys have been the best. >> wednesdays. >> wednesdays. >> the one day during the week, hump day has been the best day. nayrain going all the w back to last month. >> yeah, how about that. it is kind of weird, but we do get on this cyclical cycles, and, you know, we'll continue to -- cyclical cycl, cyclical cycles cycling around, just one cycle after another. cycles through the cyclical area. again, i'm sorry. now, what do we have out there now? beautiful weather. nothing to be sorry for today. just gorgeous weather. plenty of sunshine and 77. 76 at 7: and 69 degrees by around 11:00. a really nice night, but we're going to see some big changes overnight tonight. it's not cong right now. i mean, look at numbers. 82 gaithersburg and 78 manassas and as the clouds come down, the cooler temperatures do, too, and temperatures will be about 10 to

is a degrees cooler tomorrow. the pollen has been a factor owl day. trees on the high side.d weeds low an grass and mold on the moderate side. probably feeling it across our region. not much in the way of rain today. e only exception down here towards page county. right now a thundershower trying to move across the m will have a tough time doing so. watch out if you're down in that area. rest of the region tracking that frontal boundary right here. it's going to slide south tonight. as it does we're going to see b so changes so at 11:00 tonight we're still very, very nice. watch what happens here as we move on through n theht. look at the clouds moving on n.areas of fog and drizzle tomorrow afternoon and shower activity during the day.n here's noo most of the area is dry with plenty of cloud cover. we have clouds all day. there's the chance moving in. very light shower activity, but this remains all the way througv tomorrow ing right on into tomorrow night. look at showers, much better chances tomorrow night into early thursday, and it could be

just a plain drizzle thursday morning. look at the numbers. 62 degrees at the bus stop going up to a high hand maybe into the per 60s and 70s. many of you north and east will be cooler. south and west you maythe on warmer side so folks around warrenton, fredericksburg, around the -degreeark. 137 on thursday and 7 on friday. a good chance. storms on friday. that's something we'll be tracking. a not an day rain on friday and we're watching that. another chance of storms on mother's day. tracking mother's day forecast so please stay with us on that one, too. i do think this forast will change a little bit. >> there's still me. >> thank, doug. coming up, our first look at dwayne haskins on tield as a rekin just days away now. whahis coach has to say about expectat for all rookiesio a

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you know. >> they are. >> it's stillly ear. but over the last two seasons the rekins started fivere diffent quarterbacks, adding first round dra pick dwayne taskins washington hopes their quarterback of future is in the building. this weeknd rookie mini camp kicking f in ashburn. saturday the media is allowed at practice and before welcoming the newest members and hopefuls, head coach jay gruden is ready to get back out on the field. >> we want to see them do what they do, give them an opportunity to shine, not just the draft pic but the free agents we're bringing in. need to give them an opportunity to see what they c a dond how they can help this football teae beco better. >> you've got to be patient and this is not for everybody pro football and some realize quickly they might be in the wrong professi, but a lot of them will shine. we're looking to challenge them mentally and see what they can do physically. >> good news for the nats, anthony rendon is back and playing third against the gaewers. he missed 14 mes with a left

elbow bruise hfter beingit by a pitch. before the injury, rendon was in the middle of a 17-game hitting streak, but honestly right now the nats could use the defense of the gold glovet finalis because of plays like this. with a lot of young guys and ps baclaying due to injury, the nats have committednine errors in their last three games. red hot stephen strasburg onthe milwaukee. t in d.c. united won their first home game in almost two months and are feeling confident being in the win couple andalusian one of their rookies. donovan pines, the former maryland terrapin, will miss a month after spring his mcl but they are getting backn track at home opening up may with a win and nice goal celebrating on saturday. ae bird sully there. wayne rooney his squad back on the practice field getting ready for the match atdi au field with sporting kc. dave johnson caug up with another star of the black and red who is excited to flip the

calendar from april to may and start fresh. >> we'll start may with a bang. supportersble to celebrate throwing beer showers and what changed on saturday in your mind that givesou confidence going forward after it was difficult with injuries and everything else in april? >>ia. i think it was a good start for us obviously in mate. first game of the month. we wanted to get results for the home fans which we were able to do. things clicd a little bit better than they have lately so it was exciting to get back out and just feel that combinationct and conneon with all the guys out there. >> what about for you? now as you really are settling in with this team. coming from the summer of to 17. >> i felt comfortable from day one, but obviously you still need to adjust a little bit to their lifesle, living in a city. i hadn't been in a city in a while, so d.c. definitely feels like home and ing enjoyi being here. >> another career to your side. >> i had a passion for finance,

real estate stuff and in the off-season i studied a lot to just go out ande my test and finally passed it. >> give us some tips. what's the best tip of if you're trying to buyou a h. >> obviously you need the financial piece down first. tthink you haveo shop around, and also location. everyone says location keergs right, and i believe that's obviously the must importa thing. >> russell canal so s you canell your house and make a few slide tackles in the midfield. >> that win comdaon suny. a good way to build that business, having a teammate like wayne rooney who has 17 million followers on twitter offer him hat congratulations which he did. millions of people watched the kentucky derby drama. and in less than two weeks at the preakness the two horses at the cente that have drama won't be running so the derby in the second leg of the triple crown in baltimore, because of a development of the co-- excuse me there. the horses will not train so the two horses from the kentucky derby will not be atco pimli for

preakness, so the race is for n. anyone to >> no chance at a triple crown.

breaking news tonight. another school shooting in america. police say at least seven people have been injured at a colorado school for kindergartners through 12th grade. the gunfire starting in the middle school. >> we havewo e uspects in custody. we hopat that's the last. >> a msive police response. still searching the school at this hour, s.w.a.t. teams going om to room, and ambulances rushing the injured to the hospital. parents rushing to find their children. we have multiple reports on this breaki news. disturbing never-before-seen video of an infamous traffic stop encounter. sandra bland reporting on her phone as a police officer becomes incensed and threatens her with a stun gun. >> get out of thcar.