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exchangebetween a man and police that led to several arrests. at one point the officer shoves a man. it sparked a conversation about the way d.c. police patrols predominantly african-american neighborhoods. >> but tonight there's a new twist. he joins us live near police hehadquarters. w are you learning? >> reporter: the d.c. police union is accusing ward 7 council member -- excuse me, commissioner about saying that he is making veiled threats against officers. now, this is during police week. this is time when people come here to this memorial located here police headquarters to pay tribute to fallen officers. the d.c. police union is acusing him of this,and he says he's not backing down and he's not apologizing. >> it makes me feel very hurt. >> reporter: the anc commissioner is upset with the d.c. police department. >> it hurts my soul to keep seeing people retraumatized over and ovro again f the stops.

>> reporter: cellphone videos like tris one se a nerve in him. alice officer slaps a phone out of a man's hand and pushes him aa wa o a coup days ago in a parking lot on w strt southeast police arrested four eople charging them with assault on a police officer. what was your reaction when you saw that video? >> of coursemy first thought is why were they there in the first place? >> reporter: and commissioner green decides to tweet the video of the police encounter along with quote, i'm telling you right now d.c. this will be a hot summer and one of your beloved d.c. police officers will get hurt. i'm telling you no lies, #stop mpd, #police week 2019. >> and i wanted to express not g only the aer i felt from seeing that video but the angero many unity members were sending to me. >> reporter: in a statement, quote, this failed threat mocking fallen officers and made

it time when homicides are spiking could not be more reckless. >> it's t.c same police union that are defending police officers that killed young black men in this city, three black men last year. >> reporter: the statement goes to say, quote, he would rather posture and insight violence on social media. >> i'm speaking truth. i'm trying to warn them and let them know what is going happen this summer if they do not change the manner in which they've been policing in tis city. >> those are strong words, shomari. is that commissioner feeling any pressure to haretract he said on twitter? >> reporter: well doreen, thed. police union wants commissioner green to step down but he says he is not backing down, he's not apologizing. and tee claims he is speaking the truth. he's concerned about constitutional rights being violated. back to you. >> all right, shomari stone reporting. meank you. we have sobreaking news out of california right now. an f 16 military jet crashed

right through the roof of this warehouse not far from los angeles. you can see the hole that jet made in this roof. this all happened as the pilot was preparing to lathd. military says it appears the jet was having hydraulic problem. the pilot loci control, ded to eject from the plane. that pilot and five people on the ground were injured but all are pected to be okay. now to the latest on a disturbi story in prince george's county. three teenagers have been charged with brutally beating a 14-year-old girl to death in river dale. police fay two o them have ties to the ms-13 ganwa her body s found yesterday nearly a month after she was killed. leon harris joins us with the heart breaking reaction from this young woman's family. leon? >> reporter: it really is heart breaking. we spoke with her family. her opt told us you can imagine the entire family is devastated now. for nearly month they held

onto hope until her body was found hidden near a creek yesterday. the teens arrested apparently killed her to keep her quiet about a robbery they all took a part in. prince george's police say a day after the robbery in d.c. 16-year-old jose ponce, a 17-year-old cynthia hernandez lured her into the ods and they were worried she would go to it police so police say that's why decided to kill her. they say the investigation not over and tthat ere is a fourth suspect. here's what her aunt had to say. >> and she was barely starting to live and they just do this to her. everybody has their day. god is going to handle that. whether it's now or later and this life or next, they're going to pay. and for the person still out there, they're going to get them no matter what because the streets talk. >> reporter: now she is the

third teenager to be found dead since early march in prince george's county. nd although each case is gang related policeelieve, they're saying they are not all connected and her death is because of in-fighting i their group. back to you. >> leon, thank you. we have some new information tonight onsthe arren the murder of that west virginia teenager missing for about a heek. the sriff says the suspects have been a person of inteayst since d one. now, authorities arrested andy mccauley today and charged him with murder. he's the boyfriend of riley's mother. the5-year-old vanished from her home last week. they believe thatngody be to riley. >> this community is hurting from this event. >> the medical examiner will

perform an autopsy tomorrow. officials discovered the body just hours after hundreds of volunteers searched for riley on wednesday. the month-long stay inside d.c.'s venezuelan embassy for a group of activists has come to an end. the secret service and state department special agentsd removend arrested four protesters in there today. the group is loyal to venezuelan president nicolas maduro but the u.s. recog ozesosition leader juan guaido. guaido's government wanted the activists out. when they refused to lee they became trespassers. the venezuelan ambassador asked for u.s. help to remove them. t tomorrow man accused in the brutal and high profile murdenof a jogger near loga circle returns to court. anthony crawford will formally hear the charges against him during his arraignment. a d.c. judge rule he's now competent to stand t ial. prosecutors say he stabbed wendy martinez last september.

that shocking attack made international headlines. martinez lived just a few blocks from where she was killed. she had gotten engaged a week before her death. she called herse a doctor. she said she was a psychologist and hundreds of people took their children to her for treatment. well, now stafford county investigators say it was all a rouse andhe's facing charge 42-year-oldtia rhondaaviary is behind bars tonight after turning herself in. she's facing multiple charges including practicing sikaelg without a license. for about six yearsaviary worked for defunct medical practice. the investigation into her background started last fall when some suspicious parents began to make complaints. >> some of hera pents believe they had been misdiagnosed or their children had been misdiagnosed while under her care, and they couldn't find a

licensing number for her. >> stafford detectives s not only was she a phony doctor she didn't graduate from college. the sheriffs office is urging other families who had contact with her to get in touch with them right away. new developments after a local police officer was caught on camera using the n-word. the police department is n responding to the county'ses for information yesterday. we told you the council sent a letter to the acting police chief calling for a release of footage from every responding officer's body w cam asell as any 911 cls. ell, today police released the following statement. the department values openness andtstransparency in i interactions with the public, and this event is no exception. we will release more information as it is developed and c firmed. new tonight, surveillance video, a unique jacket and an eagle eyed officer helped police

track down a murder suspect in montgomery county. >> the deadly stabbing happened last week on piny branch road in silver spring. jackie vincent shows us how police cracked the case. >> reporter: the sharp eyes and good memory of a dedicated patrol officer led to this arrest. witnesses told police the 29-year-old of silver springs hajust gotten the better of another man in a fistfight of something minor. it happened may 8th in front of a gas sation. nd on piny branch road in silver springs a security camera captured some images. courtocuments say the other man's friend urged him to get a knife. he followed him down the street, >>abbed him in the heart and fled. thought, okay, i might be onto something here. >> reporter: that's when montgomery county lice officer johnson comes in. the stabbing scene is part of hisat pl area. when witnesses described the suspect as a heavyset man the

company of a woman it rang a bell. in december he'd been called for a report ofok smg fuel in the stairwell. he remember questioning a heavyset man and a woman wearing a distinctive red jacket. >> i documented everything. our body cameras were on. i used that case nber to search our body worn camera footage. that also showood ea female tha was wearing a bright red hally hansen jacket. >> reporter: it led to the identity and arrest of 23-year-old. i spoke by phone tonight to the victim's brother. he says his family is just devtated by this murder. in silver spring, jackie benson, news 4. in just over a week the major metro shutdown begins to fick those cracking platforms. you can see here every staon

south of reagan national airport will shutdow entire summer. and that's going to heavily impact the blue and yellow lines. to make matters worse there's no concern thatalexandria's dash bus operators will strike due to labor disputes.ha and t metro shutdown may be the right time to make a point.n right negotiations are ongoing.ve >> i think erything we have heard from dash is they're working diligently and expediently with the operators. >> shuttle buses will be frnning reagan national. keep in mind there are some new hob restrictions in place in alexandria. and water taxi service is being expanded. ll, it was an illuminatingn experience i northwest washington tonight. with the flip of a switch mayor bowser and other city loaders gathered to help shine a light on an important part of our city's history. folks gathered to celebrate a

reillumination of the historic industrial bank clock. thebi bank played a role in the black business moan in t ity and helped the community atvelop. >> th is landmark corner there. coming up pretty soon student sat scores will take more than their academic performance intocacnt. >> we'll explain what's behindt third score being added to thtest and why the change is getting praise and criticism. a and it was pretty good day out there across our region today. as a matter of fact, a great night to eat outdoors but i'm actually tracking some pretty ig thunderstormsf to the west. how will that impact your

as you know for many students a good sat score isl stil key part of getting into their college of choice. but changes are coming. >> yeah, thes answer i adding an adversity score to level the playing field. but gabe gutierrez explains why not everybody is onboard withis thchange. >> reporter: the 18-year-old w about to graduate from banger high school near atlanta and couldn't afford college if not for scholarships. do you believe opportunitieser from hi socyeeconomic gr backounds have an advantage when taking the sat? >> i believe they do. because of the maou res they actually have. >> reporter: the college board is troducing an vdversity score a number between 1 and 100 calculated using 15 factors including the crime rate, the relative quality of the student's own high school, family income, and environment. the score would not be reported to students and parents, only college officials. how difficult is it to put a number on adversity?

>> i don't think it can ly reasonabe done. it risksi reducng something that is very human a number. >> reporter: the plan comes as the college cheating scandal sparks new focus on wealth andr plege and as some universities face challenge to their affirmative action policies. the colleges say race is not a factor into the adversity score. >> what this tool allows us to s see there'o much more tal nlt out there than a test score reveals alone. >> reporter: the college board plans to expand it to 150 universities this fall and more next year. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, atlanta. t national zoo was swarming with adults tonight for the annual zoo farief ben. and the chefs seemed to agree. they were all excited to be back and cook up a storm for a good cause. >> i want to be part just to

help out the wildlife. >> the zoo brings back a lot of childhood memories. >> news 4 is proud to sponsor me of the most buzz worthy chefs in the district on hand tonight to helpaise money for the animals of the zoo. >> i'm just imagining the damage i could haveone there. well, it was a great day for baseball, and that's because it was weather day at nats park. storm team 4 and telemundo 44 ayteorologists were all over the ballpark tod helping kids understand the weather we get in our area. and then, doug, yeah he got a chance to show-off his other skill. check it out. he threw out theirst pitch and he threw a bullet across home plate there let's se it in slow-mo. all right, a great day. and the nats 1-2 tomake it even better. highlights of the game coming up in sports. it's geing hot but doug brought the heat today.

>> how many times have you watched that, doug? >> i haven't seen that one. you showed in it slow-mo.to i'd like see it in super slow-mo if we could do that. and they did win today so they asked me to pitch tomorrow. >> whatever it takes to stay on this good trend >> i'm onboard. i'm all about the teams. it was so much fun out there and what a day it was. if you were outside whether you were at the nats game or anywhere around our area today really was one of the most perfect days we've had in a long time. look at tho numbers. 80 degrees at the airport, 77 ga ga itgathesberg. really was quite nice. currently still seeing some nice conditions out of the area. winds out of the south. under mostly clear skies. a really nice night. look at these numbers.

61 in cold pepper, so waking up tomorrow morning we'll be in the low 50s for the most part. we're going to be watching somethin else. no rain right now but look at what we're dealing with. norehing around he, but look how active it is just off to t west. these are storm systems that are making their way through chicago. more developing in towards par of ohio, and this whole system is going to meander across our region e and again during the day tomorrow afternoon. let's take a look tonight, no big deal. but look whatappens tomorrow morning. we're talking 8:00, nothing in d.c. ut off to the west we' watching this area of rain some of the computer models do bring it in towards northern virginia. the rest of us should be dry in the morning but i wouldn't be surprid to see this again a little farther to the east. and during the afternoon we uteak out into sunshine.

that's another beaul day. it's a warm one, though. low 80 sz and then we see a chance for afternoon thunderstorms area ode. most the area dry, but if you're heading to dinner and then you're ready to go because by 11:00 it's all out here. no problem at all. getting home tomorrow night it should be okay. hot and a bit on the humidside. and as i mentioned some paemth derstorms out there. 83 and we get even warmer for your weekend. 30% chance of a shower or thunderstorm, and look at that a high of 89. that's the highest temperature we've seen so far this year, but we get even warmer. and then look at tuesday and wednesday, 93 on sunday and that leads us to our.

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all right, back-to-back wins and on weather day. >> i know. doug's got a nice little tan going on now. i can talk about how the nationals won their first series in a month today or how they matched their best series today.

we can't get enough done. >> what's in your head right now? >> two photographers what was in my head is don't lit them in the head >> doug, come on man. you brought the heat but it wasn't even close to a strike. >> i'm keeping it real, it was not a strike. don't pretend it was a strike. he leaves the game after just one and a third. and likely going to the injured list. launches a two run shot to right. a perfect three for three. a triple short of the cycle. and nats up.

bases aded, one run game. trying to escape and braxton, nats win 7-6. thanks in large part to park. b >> herings fire, energy. he canpark the club a little bit, and he's done it before and he's playing really well for us. we're really excited to have him on our team. >> it's very vocal in the clubhouse, too which i like on the bench and with anybody but especially with latin players he's been really, really good and some big hits today. he's a big part ofss our succe the last few days. >> so it's a big win, and doug,b that's a part of it. great start. top man at the plate, and they call him boom boom for a reason, huh? three run shot right there. his ninth of the season. itdi't last.

it was bases loaded. he grounds to alberto who goes for the tag, doesn't get the tag and throws to the first, too late. and chris simmons and that's also too late. beat the orioles 14-7. we've got the hockey. marcusnd johansson a second period, no score but here comes boston. brad mershon, nice feed to david. bruins with a 1-0 lead. we go to thethird it'snow2- and not fidone, he s burgeron who gets his second goal of the bostonps 4-0. wme. they head to the stanley cup final. they'll facehe winner the blues and sharks. and all those stanley cup final gagoing to be right here on

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