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> we' got b-timewarm coming. doug and amelia aabout it and w going live to nats park to hear from them in just a few minutes. in the metime, for most of us dining out at some of d.c.'s hottest restaurants could be a little difficult if you don't make aservation or have a connection. >> if you don't know somebody, but there are others in the city who can seem to find a table with a simple phone call or gttext. washin magazine highlights the so-called vip diners in a new article.

>> wendy rieger sat down with the author of that article essica sigmund and she got the dish on the details. >> did any of this surprise you or how didt you find this was going on? >> a lot of it i did kind of know about. i was interest to learn how much information restaurants give to outsiders who come in for the manager to google guests before they come in keeping track of every single detail from the visit, whether it's a favorite table, a favorite server. >> no straws. one was no straws. >> right. someone doesn't like a straw in their drink. knowing the naeo of som's husband and their kids. and tidbits of conversation. it's all there on the back end of open table or whatever reservations the restaurant uses. >> jose andreas, ll me about

his is which seems very detailed. >> color coded system for different types of perks and different levels of so one level might be a lile snack. another level a round of drinks. the top level jose gold, that will a full you've dined at the mini mhtbar, then a black would take you home. that's usually for someone who's a friend of the restaurant, you know, not just your ordinary vip. >> i love that in this town they really have to be sensitive to politics. >> sometimes the managers at f most knowledgeable best-dressed people in washington to keep up with "the new york times," "the washington post." they pay attention to names, who's who doing along, who's feuding. i told the story about joe's

seafood. steve scalise who is food. in comes valerie jarrett and they're about to sitown next to each other and the manager said wait, actually don't do that. nott they have any bad blood or wouldn't get along. >> you don't want someone hearing your conversation. >> they just thin okay, a republican and democrat, let's separate them in the dining room just in case. so, you know, politics play into thethr.omin dingo r >> in washington. that zoodoesn't surprise me. >> are you on his gold list? >> i don't know, but i'm going to make a phone call and see if i can get on it. how about that? cad i adour name too? >> please. >> at 5:00 we'll find out the one guest restaurants really want to have in their dining rooms and how you can be a vip.

>> we've also isted a l to the article about d.c. diners in our nbc washington app. makes for intesting reading. it was quite a rough day for bruce willis i c thety of brotherly love. the 64-year-old acor threw the first pf titc erillies/brewers game last night, but afthat sad little bounce, he got booed. >> well, it'sy. at'shath . th's not sprhiillse there. p today, though, willis's wife emma said the fans weren't booing. they were shouting his name. they were shouting bruce, bruts. t's possible. >> it sounds similar. >> speaking of the first pih, doug kammerer did not have that problem. he got the honor today at nats

park. >> is your arm better than brucw lis'? how did it go? >> i mean, he's scoff years old. but yeah, that's pretty cool, bruce willis up there at the phillies. for us it was nats park. we had a great time. >> another beautiful day out day. we had rain this morning, but the sunshine is out. it's really comfortable down here at the waterfront. >> we were talking about 1,600 kids all about the weather. to go through everything on the daily basis. >> absolutely. you threw out the first pitch.u last year ywere, like, i could have done better. clearly 365 days really got your mind running. >> i had a lot of time to practice. he was it was right here winding up. i'm bringing the heat. i told kyle bearclaw, was the catcher for me today and he also pitched in the game which was very teresting, yeah, i told kyle, i'm bringing the heat, buddy. i am bnging the heat.

of course, that's exactly what t we diday. it looked pretty good. a little on the inside. >> i think you're too hard on yhrself. >> wen you come down here, we're in front of the salt line. right income to the salt line is a place called all purpose pizza. we love food. so let's just make a little room got amelia, because we'v a pizza. literally, a pizza. hey, watch your crust, pal. >> i'm sorry, i get that a lot. happy national weather day. >> thank you very much. this is mike. mike from all purpose pizza.s this brand new. you're excited about that. you're weaitng thispride today. >> i am. i think when i was a kid, i always said to my parents when i grow up i want to be a slice ofo pizza think that we finally got the dream realizyo. can make your dreams a reality, kids, if you try hard enough. i'm just happy to represent all

purpose pizza. it's my baby. it's my love letter to my youth growing up in new jersey and new york. ym a fun gu as you can see by the mushrooms, but we've got all purpose pizza on us at dock 79. we're serving pizza. we've got great drinks. it's a beautiful day. the nats are winning, right? >> yeah. >> that's all we can ask for. >> it is all we can ask for, although forme i don't like olives. >> i'll take those off. i think they're belted. >> don't touch my said nodyev. youeot pilizza osve here. oh, ik there's mike. mike's here. let's take a look and show you what's happening. there we are upt there ahe salt line. you see what's happening here. we've got plenty of nice weather. high temperatures once again in e 70s. a lot of sunshine. just a few clouds. all in all, a purchase day. right now 76 degrees. winds out of the north west at 15 miles per hour.

here's the current temperature. 76 baltimore. fredericksburg up to 80 degrees. we fully expect to be there just about everywhere the day tomorrow. i want to show you storm team 4 radar. we're n seeing anything today. we did see some early this morning. we had some showers that came through. take a look at this system that came through earlier right out of pennsylvania, right on down through our area. that system made its way out towards the ocean. now we're watching another storm back here towards the great lakes. . that storm is going to try to make its way in here during theo day rrow, at least early in the day prm. we're not expecting much from it. just like today, it wi move through and we'll see a nice day. 60s, 70s here.ne st. louis 90 today. we are going to be on the warm side tomorrow. that warm comes in across the entire area as we make our way into the weekend. we're talng about mid 80s on saturday, upper 80s on sunday. there's the warm air making its riy in. 83 on fy, 85 on saturday, 89

on sunday. now, again, tomorrow 30% chance of showers in the afternoon. a better chance early. sunday a high temperature of 89. 86 degrees on monday. as we look towards the next ten day, starting to see that warmup. it is really going to be a beautiful couple of days, guys. once again we're down here at the salt line. we'ht down here rig outside of nats park right at the first baseline. we'll be here throughout 7:00. i'mgiving my summer forecast. ow many hurricanes can we expect? i've got that coming up at 4:45. >> we want to hear all about it, doug. >> and don't touch o olives. rathat's the mantor the day. thanks, man. a local family gives us the the they knew and loved for sake of their autistic son. a little later, how they built a ommunity for him and tackled a majorissue for people with developmental disabilities.

>> first ear infections.e thy're common but now your phone can help you diagnose the problem. we'll explain. we're back with breaking news. an update out of prince george's police revealing the body that was found in riverdale is that of a 14-year-old girl. she has been identified as ariana diaz. we know three suspects, all teens, now under arrest in this case. police say the suspect lured the victim to the woods and then killed her w a machete. at least two of the teens are concted to theneit

gask what wouldn't parents do for the good of their child? for a d.c. couple, answering that question meant picking their family and moving to the country. w, as news 4 aaron gilchrist shows us this move also helped this family find a new purpose and a new community for their son. >> reporter: deep into loudoun county where tree canopy rows ramble along the shenandoah river sits a farm less ordinary.

>> we hired our first four pl peoe. >> reporter: that was in 2016, a year after greg movedis wife and two small children from capitol hill, bought 24 acr out here, stepped back from his reality business, and staed farming. what makes this farm less ordinary is that everyone working here has an intellectual orme developal disability. they're just like greg's 11-year-old son max. m. it's a safe place for that drove the original decision. >> reporter: max is severely autistic and nonverbal. even in photos there's a joy and life that burns so brightly in his eyes, a light his parents had to protect. >> what they know about autism can fill a symbol and what they don't know can fill an ocehi. so tis something that we feel like we can do. something that we feel like we can do that's important for tis community, important for people like my son to give them a place where they're welcome, wheree thy're accepted. >> reporter: the farm less dinary is on track to employ

20 peopl countethis year. >> they're putting seeds in the seed trays in the green house, turning them into little baby seed lings and planting them in the field and weeding them. >> reporter: the unemployment rate for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities sits somewhere around 80%. more than 20 times the national average. greg and mia are on a msion to lower that number. ck h has earned his paych here for two seasons now. during our visit, he gathered eggs from the chicken coops. >> do you like working here at the farm? >>veyes, i working here at the farm. >> reporter: and his employershe hope t skills josh is learning can eventually lead him to joining the larger work force. greg and mia told me their son's autism likely won't ever allow him to work here, but there is a bright spot in max's new life. >> our plans were for our son to

come outside and see people lika him feel like he had his own little community and he wasn't so rfferent. >>orter: aaron gilchrist, news 4. >> what a way to establish a legacy for him. that a great story. a farm less ordinary is a nonprofit, so it has to raise money to pay its workers. >> so nt month the farm has the first big fund-raiser planned. they're calling it feast in the field and you can learn more about that by searching farm in the nbc washington app. well, this is the story about a rescue days in the making. a little boy foun safe after wandering away on mother's day. his father's reaction when he first saw his son. >> how children helped

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>>i'm erika gonzalez hereat the live desk. a female's body has been found and now identified. 14-year-old atiana diaz who had be reported missing from anne arundel county and wre hearing from prince george's county officials thi afternoon, this is a story we gone to follow yesterday. cory smith is now working this today. police putting up these three photographs of suspects ages 17, 16, and 14 years of age. al arrested in what they are

calling the brutal murder of this 14-year-old girl. prince george's county police say that two male suspects that you're seeing photos of are affiliated with the infamous ans notorio ms 13 gang. police say that the group alle kneach other. that they were involved in some sort of a crime in the district of columbia in mid april.d anhat the group was concerned the 14-year-old victim was going toery r next day police said they brutally murdered the 14-year-old victim and le her body in this area. st had been in that creek around that debrior probably over a month by the time police were able to find her. listen to police now in this ce press conferenust moments ago. >> this is not two gangs that are warm with each othe i this a gang that turned on itself or turned on an associatr

and exme violence was used. >> let me recap thenames. a 16-year-old, 7-ar-old and 14-year-old suspect, all three of which are charged with first degree murder. from the live desk, i'm erika gonzalez. pat, back over to you. >> an awful story. thank you. now to growing concerns about rising tensions with iran. the top cgressional leaders known as the gang of eight just entered a classified befing to learn more about the intelligence that brings us to th moment. yesterday the state department ordered all nonemergency workerq to leave ir and thousands of troops in iraq and syria were placed on high alert following what military oicials said were credible threats that iranian proxiuld attack u.s. forces. however, a british general in the region says there was no increase in the threat level. today reporters asked the president if the u.s. is going to war wind iran a he said,

quote, i hope not. here's that moment for you. >> president, are wegoing to war with iran? >> i hope not. >> that answer did little to reassure congress. virginia senyor testimon cain told nbc news yesterday that he's deeply worried about getting into what he called a completely unnecessary war. new at 4:00, a stafford woman is behind bars accused of posing for year as a psychologist even though she didn't have a collegegr d. shar sharanda avery turned herself. st sfford sheriff's offices that avery treated hundreds of clients while she worksed for a nowdefunct medical practice from 2012 until last year when she was fired. last vestigation began nile when several of her clients began to raise questions after they or their children were misdiagnosed by off ravery.

she claimed to have two doctor at degrees. she hadn't even graduated college to begin with. we'll hear how she got away with is scheme for so long. parents will soon be able to use their phone to see if their children hve ear infections. researchers at the university of washington have created an app ihat can actually detect whether there's fluid b the ear drum. here's ho it works. hift, audible cs will go through the ear using a paper funnel and the phone's speaker. the way the chirps are rlected back to the phone determine whether fluid is indeedt. presen scientists say the quick screening at he can help you decide if you need to see thedo tor. ear infections are one of the most common reasons for pediatric visits, even if there is no infection, fluid can be very painful and sometimes assess speech development in a child. a local man says that he

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it's nbc 4 weather day at nats park. >> indeed with sunny skies and temp temperatures in the 70s. the perfect day to play ball, but with a six month long season the weather can change a whole

l d. >> ameliaper is live at nats park. she's got a look at the changing temperatures for as. hey,lia. >> hey,ly y leon and pat. when our season gets under way here in washiton, we're starting off with temperatures at about 62 degrees. right after the brall-star eak, that's when we see our warmest ramperatures on ave. close to 90 degrees. that's really hot, espeally if your seats are out there in the sunshine. as we look toward the end of the season, thetu temperas start to drop off. we're ending with temperatures in about the mid 70s. our temperature swing throughout the season is about 27 degrees. in the nl east, new york and philalphiaalways have these big temperature swings. check it out. miami's temperature swing throughout the entirea sen, only nine degrees because they're closing to the equator. if you want the ball to go the

fattes farthest, warm and humid conditions. it was warm and a littl bit humid. what does it matter? the nats won in a nail biter of a game. >> all those cities, which one's ot a dome? only miami. it doesn't make sense. that's crazy. >> exactly. >> thanks, amelia. -up toll, we have a foll our report to a story we brought you earlier this week about the local 10-year-old cancer patient who produced and directed a movie as the make a wish foundation's 10,000th wish. nathan got his own red carpet experience at the uptown theater for the premier of his supeero action film "the fallen". we heard it all out it on tuesday. he told us he worked on the movie while he was battling ncer at children's national medical center, but h doesn't have a favorite among his superheroes. he says, of course, he likes them all. we're so proud of you.

>> way to go, mason. >> so talented. >> we want to see where he is in ten years. comng up, new at 5:00, we're getting a first look at how amazon could reshape the arlington skyline. what residents think about the proposed design. plus our first look at your summer forecast. doug. >> absolutely. we're talking about hurricanes. what kind of hurricanes are we expecting? above average? below average? do i think any of those hurricanes could hit us? that's the big question. >> and if we haveain tomorrow, it will be the seventh friday in a row we've had rain. we'll be breaking down tomorrow's forecast and the weekend coming up. >> e you in a minute.se

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rienneth's c after more than 60 hours of searching. he was discovered on a steep cliff and hidden from view more than 300 people had been looking for the little guy since he apparently wandered away from home on mother's day. kenneth's father feared the worst until he saw his son. >> happiest thinge've ever in my life. >> police are looking into how the m boy wentsing, but his family thinks he may have walked out the back door. he was found just a quarter mile fromheirhome. doug, we are a few days away from the second leg of the triple crown here. >> that's right. the preakness stakes will be taking place this weekend at pimlico in baltimore. >> it would be the 144th runni of the freakness. joining us to talk more about it, randy moss. randy, glad to have you with us here.

let's start by going back to the ntucky derby. the finish, of course something we have never seen before. is there anyer carryov into this weekend going into the preakness after that? interesting.that's that's something that we're wondering, because we're in uncharted territory. there's been been a disqualification in the kentucky derby before. imve been covering horse racing a long t i have never heard as much conversation after any race i've ever done, especially the kentucky derby, t n i'veheard in the last week. people that don't follow horsei racng, that don't really care about horse 'sracing, that all they want to hear about. at happened? id they do the right thing? you know. so the buzz is definitelywe the. ll see if it carries over now. >> but the buzz has got to be done because country house and national security, the two horses that were talked about the most, they're not actually going to run at pimlico, right? >> that's unfortunate.

you are correct. country house, the kentuckyde by winner apparently is coming down with some kind of a sickness, so he won't be here. that is not in itself unprecedented. it doesn't happen very often. we did have a derby winner in '96. grindstone got hurt in the derby. then go back to 1985 when a horse named spend a buck, his owners skipped thereakness on purpose to run in another race. it upset the pimlico people so badly that in the preakness barn behind me there is a stall reserved for the derby winner. that year they put a goat in stall 40 in the absence of the winner. derby there's no goat there right now. there's no goat this year, but we would much rather have country house and maximum security here. >> that's cold. that's funny had never heard that story before. you're there at pimlico.ha the place a lot of history. it's starting to show some age there. how does it look to you? does it look like it's ready for a race?

>> it's not starting to show some age. it's been showing age for decades. i actually have a newspaper column where the writer calls for pimlico on move the preakness to laurel because the pimlico track is ia hopeless disrepair. that color was from 1948. right? >> get out of here. >> that's how long ago. no. this has long ago been talked about. obviously some political football rightt now, bu pimlico is not in great shape. >> which horse looks like for re in the best shape you? >> horses near great shape as opposed to the venue. "the favourite"s are improbable war of will who both come out of the kentucky derby. improbable is rany bob bradford who has ran the preakness seven times. we' got aetty deep field of

good po good horses aso it should be lot of fun. >> you can watch the 144th preakness t saturday right near on nbc 4. from the racetrack to nats t part's to doug and amelia who are there monitoring the summer weather and enjoying the game because we one. >> finally. >> yeah. hey, we got a two-game winning streak. i mean, boom. >> don't get carried away. >> and the weather is finally warming up. >> yeah. you left. you went to hawaii. we got down into the 50s with 76, and then you said hey, i'll come back. >> well, thank you for thinking that i have such a big influence on our weather here in d.c. >> you guys said we're enjoying y. how can you not enjoy this? this is just perfect out here today. plenty of great weather. but what are we going t be seeing as we make our way towards the next couple of months?

the big forecast now is about the summer and whatre we' going to be looking at. the first thing i'm talking about today is theic hurres. one of the things that we look at here, we look at -- i think because felt gulf of mexico and the atlantic ocean beingbove average, you'll very more of average to slightly above average storms. we're talking 12 to 15 named stormt is. ix to eight hurricanes. this is close to average. then two to three major hurricanes. but let's take a look and show you the next graphic here. what i'm talking about as we make our way into the next couple of months, hurricane season starts june 1st. most of these storms are going to be weak meaning tropical storms or low endne category o storms. heads up in florida, especially early in the season. all the years that i'm looking at, florida got hit pretty hard with rain. again, nothing too big as far as storms go.

but rain i p heavy ints of florida, so watch out there. talking about june and july in florida. now, watch our beaches in the midd ocofthd guweek of august.a we could havtorm and a big one, maybe category two, category three moving up the coast. i do't think it will co on shore in our area. it will be off the coast, but it will affect our beaches. we will have rain at the beaches. we'll have wind. maybe some storm surge. new england could get hit in the middle ofugust. so all in all, we're looking at a pretty good hurricane season for most of the u.s. could obviously -- could we have a big storm? yes, but i think the chances of that are low thisear. amelia, we're looking at the summer forecast now. coming up i'm going to have more on the rain, what we can expect as far as rain is concerned. we're actually watching for ach ce of rain tomorrow morning. >> yeah, absolutely. very similar to this morning, we think tomorrow morninggohere are ng to be scattered showers out there. right now we have our temperatures in the mid to upper

70s. we're at 79 up in frederick. 71 in annapolis.it a little b cooler by the water. tomorrow a little bit warmer with a high temperature of 83.d 't let that fool you, because we will start off with scattered showers out there and then maybe amb ru of thunder later in the day. best chance in the morning until about 9:00, 10:00 a.m. maybe some rain f kiddos at stop.s maybe a shower or two in the afternoon. most of the area will be dry. as far as theeweekend, we hav the nats at home friday, saturday, and sunday evening. there is a risk for a storm, but it's not going to be a washout. saturday morning is looking fine. plentyhinking of overall of dry time for the weekend. maybe the risk of an afternoon thunderstorm, especially sunday. it's going to near 90. >> we're talking summer like pattern coming up on sunday. that summer like pattern looks like it wantsn to conue into memorial day. that is next. i'll be live at ocean city next friday which means you

have to be inside. you can't go anywhere. no hawaii this week. >> no hawaii, but i'm actually off on friday. >> you're off next friday too. >> you're off tomorrow? >> but i get to be here all sum are long so everybody else can enjoy the beach. >> what can yo, say to that doug? >> i work a lot. >> you're both off friday, does heat mean we're doing t weather? >> somebody should. >> doug is doing the weather. nd dealing with heat today nice pitch over there right over home plate. we're going to be seeing that throughout the estning. >> laear you would have killed a righty. >> exactly. >> yeah. last year i would have beaned him right there. >> i just don't want to dismiss thiswi ed shade that pat just through. that was good, pat. >> guys, we've got a busy hour coming up. we're getting our first look at how amazon may change arlington skyline. >> the tech giant

revealing today what its new hq 2 could look like. david culver has a look at the changes. >> also ahead, the secret world of d.c.'s mosta pmpered diners. we disi an in look at how vips and others are ranked when they go out to eat. >> and we'll find out the one guest restaurants really independent their dining and how you can be a vip. >> i've got to tell you this person, i sat in the seat where that person, won't say ginger sat at a different night, but it's interesting how she faced away from the room was stuck in a corner, but apparently they like it that way. >> so much more coming up

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the syringe. bob said it happened to him after getting the shingles vaccine. ter getting the injection, he can barely use his left arm to work out or even pick up his grand kids. >>hen they run me and pick them up, i can't hold them with this arm. nt>> the incide made up more than half all the new vases in the vaccine compensation program which pays injuredso patients they don't sue vaccine makers. not all injuries are treated the same way. >> the program was created for the childhoodne vacc which includes flu, pneumonia, chicken box, mmr. >> attorney paul brazil has handled hundreds of cases and says adult vaccines like shingles is not covered. >> if it is a covered injury, do you think it should matter whic? shot it wa >> no. it's ridiculous. why should it? >> that's leaving him with very few options. >> i want to get my arm fixed. >> coming up tonight, why some

vaccines are not covered and why victims are also left out of lawsuits that have popped up instead. jodie fleischer, news 4 i-team. breaking off the top, murder in cold blood. >> a 14-year-old girl lured into a trap and executed. >> police tell us tonight it was at the o hands at least two ms 13 gang members. cory smith is l pe atnce george's county police headquarters in palmer park with details in this very disturbing cas cory. >> reporter: disturbing is the right word. first and foremost the victim ans been identified as a 14-year-old ari diaz. police believe she was killed nearly a month ago and dumped i a wooded area in riverdale. let's go ahead and show you the pictures of the three suspects who have been arrested and charged with murder.

16-year-old, 17-year-old and 14-year-old. police tell us they are also still working to identify afo rth suspect. detectives believe the motive here was to keep diaz quiet. she knew her three lleged killers. in fact, on april 17th, police tell us she allegedly committed a crime with the three teenagers in d.c. and police believe those teens were concerned that diaz would go to policend talkso they allegedly lured her into the woods and killed her. as you said, police believe -- s police tell hat the two boys in this case are members of ms 13. this is the mithird ms 13-relat murder since march. police are telling us these are not nnected.