your pets this summer. plus the local business woman changing the frame game. >> pretty special. we don't have a lot of memorabilia hanging up. >> announcer: news 4 at 4:00 leh your first check of thefo cast. doug's tracking some chances for storms over the next three hours. >> doug is standing by right now in the storm as these storms do pop up, you say they could be strong? b they really could strong. we're not anticipating a lot of thunderstorm activity out there, but if you see a storm coming your way, it's a good idea to get inside. out there right now is really quite nice. 78 in d.c. 79 in hagerstown. 84 richmond, 86 roanoke. back to the west even warmer. we're going to get into that rmer air this weekend. right now i'm watchingro aal boundary. you can actually see where it. not much going on right now.

i really think the 4:00 hour i fine. it's this area right here, and i' swrzoom back to the west. this is the front. you see it right thhare. tt is going to drop down across our regio over the next couple of hours and we will see a good chance for a couple of strong storms during the evening hours. most likely around 5:00, 6:00, 7:, 8:00 tonight is what i thinking when many of us are getting home andpe mle are ding out to dinner. i'll be talking about the strone th of storms tonight and also for the weekend. we have a chance the too. see you back here in about ten minutes. breaking developments now on the abortion showdown sweeping the country. missouri is poised tohe become t next state to pass a strict new anti-abortion bill. a ort time ago the missouri house passed the bill which already got through the senate. the gornor is expected to sign the measure. the bill bans all abortions at

eight weeks of pregnancy. the only exception, a medical emergency. it comes on the heels of a strict new law in alabama and ne being considered in louisiana. so far 29 states have introduced bills in hopes of sparking a supreme court sowdown of roe wa versus . head to the nbc washington app and search abortion. northern virginia david culver was there in the courtroom. david joins us live. tell us about it. >> rerter: leon, the judge used it as an opportunity to deliver a message to the elportunity community. we have many igence officer, both current and retired living in our area. if you choose to playfootsie

with another country, you have made the decision to commit a crime. outside the federal courthouse inlexandria, a symbol of american dem okay rassy, kevin mallory put those freedoms at risk. the former intelligence officer convicted last year of cashing in on top secret documents. handing them over to the chinese. he will now spend 20 yearsn i prison. >> i don't have access to my environment. >> reporter: in this taped interrogation from 2017, mallory initially told investigators he was approached over linkedin by chinese researchers. that's how mallory said the foreign contacts represented themselves. >> they said kind of words to the effect that well, if we were the megovern, it would have been different. i said if you're the government, it doesn't make any difference to me but what are we consuing on? >> reporter: federal prosecutors say this was not consulting but

espionage. trading top seet documents for money. in april, 2017, mallory flew in from shanghai, chi. u.s. customs officials searched his bags. inside more than $16,000. hat got investigators digging deeper. two months later they searche is leesburg home on scene with canine teams, even a bomb command y nter. thewere looking for evidence of espionage. they found a cell phone. mallory says the chinese gave it to him. >> they said this is a better way if we need to communicate with you, you know, information or vice versa, you can tk about it. >> they relied on those cell phone changes to ultimately convict mallory. it was intesting, the judge also adding that had the information transmitte from mallory to the chinese nationals compromised human access, essentially risk people lives in

china, it would have been for more ended up going less than le and about 20 years in prison. >> thank you, david. u> right now there is a desperate searchnder way for a teenager in he b s pore ri gege's days. gabriela is 15 and was last see. that's near charles carroll middle school. call the police if you know where she is. the family of a jogger who wasat stabbed tnear logan circle is frustrated as they wait for justice. the man accused in the stabbing was in courttoday, but his arrgnment was delayed. prosecutors say anthony crawford randomly killed wendy martinez last september just a few blocks from her home. a d.c. judge ruled that crawford was competent to stand trial since starting a new medication, er crawford's public defe appears to be trying to put together an insanity plea.he wendy's brot read a brief statement after the hearing

today. >> as we have said from the beginning of this process, all we are seeking is justice for wendy. wendy was the light of our lives and we were blessed by her beautiful gift for 35 years. we remain committe to ensuring wendy's legacy continues. >> there's another court hearing scheduledr next month. >> a man accused of threat king toill a federal official from virginia is going to prison. his case was first reported b theew4 i-te. scott macfarlane joins us now with the update. >> leon, a judge has just sentenced a california man to a year and a half in prison. the news 4 i-team report last year, we told you about his case. the 33-year-old is accused of sending email reats to the head of communicationdivision. he was upset with the decision on net neutr hurt is h he'll serve a term in federal prison.

a recent news 4 i-team report shows the number of investigations of threats against federal officials d embers of congress has increased dramatically recently. one local member of congress toll us most of those threats are noon being posted social media. scott macfarla 4 i-team. >> thank you, scott. two of the teenagers charged inhe brutal killing of a 14-year-old girl appeared in court today. >> police say this case appears to be related to gang a the victim's body found earlier this week in a creek in riverdale. today's court apance revealing some new details about the case. as we hear from one of the young victim's relatives.o cory smith js us now live from the courthouse in upper marlboro where he's got the very latest. >> reporter: leon, two of the three suspects in this case did appear. both of them have been charged as adults andoth were ordered by the judge to be held without bond. let's go ahead and show you the pictures of the three suspects involved. now, the gentleman on the far left is jose ponte. he has not appeared yet.

e gentleman in the middle and the woman on the right were the two suspects who appeared. prosecutors tell us a little bit about what they believe happened when this trio lured ms. diaz riverdale.ods in joel escobar beat her with the bat and the other male suspect attacked her with a machete. prosecutors also tell us that cynthia hernandez was the one who told police that t murder had happened. investigators told us yesterday this was all done to keep diaz quiet. group had committed a crime on d.c. in april 17th. fearful diaz would tell the police, they murdered her the following day. we spoke with a family member. they had spent a month searching for her ultimately not knowing that she was already dd. as for the third suspect in this case, he is expected to be i

urt sometime next week. after speaking with the prosecutor, they said it is likely they will also wantmbe l. we hope to get our hand on some charging documents, but we will have more of that at 5:00 and 6:00. for now we are live outside the prince george's county courthouse. back to you. >> thank you, cory. we now know what caused eye crash that tied traffic in knots on the beltway this morning. something fell off a tractor trailer that made the driver behind the car lose control. that plowed through the jersey wall and ended up in the path of oncoming traffic, then hit several oth cars. one of those cars caught fire. two women ended up in the hospital. this all unfolded on th belt ray near river road in bethesda. total of six vehicles involved in that crash. take a look at th crazy scene. this is "u" street this morning. a broken water main unleashed a

geyser during the morning commute. it broke around 6:30. the water crews managed to fix it quickly and get the road repaired. there are new and disturbing allegaons of sexual assault happening over a period of decades at the hands of a former team doctor at ohio state r.iversity. investigators say richard strauss sexually abused more than 100 male students between '90s.te '70s and late he died in 2005. ohio state hired a law firm to investigate the claims and just released the findings today. the report also concluded school officials knew about the claims but did nothing. the school president today said it's clear there was, quote, consistent institutionalre fai back here some local students are reacting to that new controversy over the s.a.t.e t so-calledo adversity sc

would boost results for some test takers. why some students don't want it to go tirough. f susan hogan is helping you plan your summ vacation. think taking the family pet will save you some cash? not necessarily. susan is breaking down the cst for you. for you. doug and tracki the chanceng

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. back with a look at storm ea or 4amte storms. he's back with the timing and the look at the rest of the weekend. an update now on the sale of local shoppers food stores. news 4 has confirmed the shoppers location on chillham road is going to close on june 24th. they'll start selling off inventory afr memorial day. the company said all the other shopping locations remain open while the company continues to explore sale of the other stores. e> vacation for thamily this summer, don't forget to budget for a pet sitter or kennel. >> don't assume bringingour pet along with you is always going to be cheaper. consumer reporter susan hogan is working with you on some tips to save money and aggravation when traveling th your pet. >> when the pillow family takes vacation, they bring along dizzy. >> i don't have to worry. i know i'm taking really good

care of her. >> it's more fun with her there. >> consumer report says be sure to plan ahead. >> make sure your pooch and ready to fly and get a health certificate from your veterinarian including vaccinations so you can show it to the alines and anyone else that might require it. >> if your pet doesn't ha a chip, get one. you can hit the rails with your pup for about $26, but only if your trip is less than seven hours. airlines usually charge around $125 one way to fly with a small dog in the cabinto many destinations. >> your pet carrier will count as a carry on. you may need to pay to check your suitcase. the carrier can cost $35 to more than $100. >> also reserve a spot for your pet ahead of time. >> they only allow a certain s number of pet to be under the seat. >> larger dogs often need to fly in the car go hold costing anywhere from $100 to $1,000 each way.

where to stay? many hotels will charge a fee from $20 to $100. some let pets stayor free. check off the pet friendly filter to find rentals that will let you bring your pets for a fee. if you're taking a road trip, a lot of car rental companies don't charge extra for pets. consumer report saet about car . n pets can access ae ax projectiles ifthey're not secured injuring not only themselves but you in the jar. we have our dog with a little clip you put under the seat belt. they don't like it. >> they've a g >> my d wogas she was not going to sit in the car seat. >> mine is close to 50. i he's, like, not having it. >> and a budget to consider too. >> yes, exactly.

tning to our weather. doug, we want a nice wkend. 'll start with friday night and. these storms >> we got a nice weekend all int all, b we are going to see a chance of storms just about every day. today we'veot that chance. tomorrow a chance. again on sunday too. all in all for the most part, most of the time period will remain dry. right now it kind of looks like we've got showers moving in.cl that's d cover making its way in across then. regio we're sitting at 78 degrees. winds out of the south at 12 miles an hour. that's bringing up warmer temperatures and more in the way of humid conditions. it will be humid this week as far as sunday goes especially. one in leesburg. 82 in huntington. 81 degrees down towards the frederick area. we're on the mild side. warmer than average and warmer over the past couple of days. on the radar, nothing in area right now. this evening, if you have anything between 4:00, maybe even 6:00, i thi you'll be fine. it's later around the 7:00, ur00

hat we're watching. we're calling it a slight risk. the area in the fellow also areas in green is what's called a marginal risk. we have a chance of a severe storm. when you have a slight risk, a that'ood chance of one to two severe thunderstorms. that's what we have the potential for as we make our way throughhe area. not everybody is going to see strong storms, but keep your eye out. the storms are back to the west, back into portions of ohio, right along the ohio river. these re allgoing to move into our area and we're going to start to see some develop overw tords the mountains and move into our area over the next couple of hours. as i said, nothing going on out there right now.th here's e front. this front is going to stall aroundom our area trow. that is going to give us another chance for storms. 4:00 you notice not much happening. by around 5:00, 6:00, that's when we start to see showers moving in. not much tonight. d i really't expect to see much. maybe one or two, but that's

going to be it. tonight we have some cloud cover. tomorrow starting off with some clouds and then tomorrow afternoon we see another chfoce showers or thunderstorms. most of the area dry. here they come in around 3:00, 4:00, 5:00, widely scattered showers. one or two could be on the strong side. by tomorrow night they suld be out of here. then we're looking at what could be a pretty nice looking early part of sunday and then into xt week we start to get warm again. sun and clouds, a chance of storm and warm on saturday. saturday will be great. if your kids have games, they may actually get them in tonight. they may actually gomt them in trow and on sunday. i do not think we'll have widespread cancellations. we've had so many games cancel. kwe 87 on sunday. most of the ar dry. high of 86. another front that drops the temperature back down to 75 onay tuesd some cool weather tuesday and into wednesday. cool to where we are over the next couple of days.

we head towards next week, temperatures will be close to 90. wherever that front is, it's high enough or far enough north, or a little so the south wed co stuck in the 80s. we'll continue to watch tng mor late spring. >> thank hayou,oug. changing the frame game. the local woman entrepreneur vowing to take the sticker shock out of framing your memories. eun yang's sotlights the booming business. plus rumors debunked. what we learned today about the royal babyir bth.

local schools are weighing in on the college board new s.a.t. adversity score. we first told you about this new index yesterday. it will a sissign a score on students based on the environment in which they grow up. income, prime rate and opporolnities in high scho. one counser at a high school in prince george's county tells news 4 she thinks the system could help make admissions more fair. >> for some peop to get up

every day only having to worry about what to put on. some kids have to worry about can they see because the lights are off. >> coming u at 5:00, news 4's aimee cho talks to students about this newst scoring syem as they get ready toetake their n s.a.t. we all have specia mementos and photos that we'd love to have framed but we don't want to spend a lot of money doin it. >>w a fast growingme e-comrce company based here in the washington area is changing the frame game. two locations have recently opened usively in our area. news 4 eun yang reports want business has already caught the attention of a local sport star. >> this piece of art is more valuable than a picasso. a self-portrait my daughter painted when she was 3 years old. >> i lo it much i can't part with it. >> i love it and i love the details to it. >> i want to frame my priceless treasure but didn't know where

to start. enter framebridge. it opened a store in bethesda. the process is quick and easy. >> we will take this pie and we would put it right into our program on our ipa and show you a mockup of what thesh finied piece will look lik >> susan, the c founded the company based on that consumer need. she went to frame four national collected z herses she had herself. >> at the end of the consultation i found out they would cost4$400 each to be framed. she wanted to take the sticker shock out of framing. >> we wants pricing to be transparent. the moment you lay your art down, yh can see how m it costs. >> but she also wanted to give people an outlet to showcase the artifacts of their >>lives. we believe people should be

surrounded by thinthat matter to them and thaty moving in that space, that tells your story. it represents highlights of your life. >> one family that has plen to highlight, t.j. and lauren oshie, the capitals star and his wife workedith the creative advise are and celebrity designer nate burkis. >> it's a picture of us around the cup and pretty special.t we don'ave a lot of memorabilia hanging up. >> we actually just moved into the house and we're renovating. this will be the first piece we put up on our walls, so we're >> the customers have really taken to the framebridge mission. you can frame just about anything. >> the company has actually framed a ponytail, and a full

size rdrabble boa. smart guy. good move, man. coming up, a single mother surprised by her soldier on. we love these kind of stories. we'll show you this heartwarming reunion. pus monitoring the radar for possibly strong storms to ight. doug is back with what they could mean for the rest of your weekend. ar local students she their unique approach

back now at 4:30, we've got chances for storms on this fr >> and doug's been saying that if they all come together, some of these storms could be strong. what's the timing of thatlook like? >> i think it's going to be later. it's not right now. you don't have anything to worry about. if you've got your kids heading to games or practices, for the most part they'll okay. right before 6:00, 7:00 when i think we have the best chance. nothing going on in dc. numerous severe thunderstorm warnings and the stmsre al ly these areas.hi watc this area right in here back towards the mountains is where we can see our storms pop. nothing in oea immediate ar currently. we'll continue to keep you posted and get more on the timing and what to expect for your weekend. i'll see you in ten minutes.

to get you caught up with four things to know. two of the teenagers arged in the brutal murder of a 14-year-old girl ordere held without bond. joel escobar a cynthia hernandez nucamendi killed ariana funes d z. missouri will be the next state to pass an anti-abortion law. if passed, both houses of the legislature and the governor -- i should say it did pass both houses and the governor is expected tosign it. so far this year 29 states have introduced bills in hopes of sparking a supreme court showdown over roe v. wade. two women ended up in the hospital after this chain reaction crash on the eltway today. maryland state police say something fell off a tractor trailer and made the car behind

it lose control. that vehicle went through the jersey wall hitting several cars near river road in bethesda. six vehicles were involved in this crash. investigators say a now deceased team doctor at ohio state university sexually abused more than 100 male students. the alleged abuse took place over two decades starting in the late '70s. dr. richard strauss died in the school hired a law firm to investigate the claims and just released the findings today. pat and leon accident back over to you. >> thanks, erika. one of president trump's trde disputesppears to be resolved while another may be growing more serious. >> stocks fell in the final hour of trading today after cnbc reported that trade talks with china have stalled. in the mean team the u.s. is lifting tariffs on steele and aluminum coming here from mexico and canada. susan joins us now.

she's got the latest. >> two sources telling cnbc eeade talks betwn the u.s. and china havehistalled. as americans are starting to feel the pain of the trade war with china. the nation's laest retailer announced it has no choice but to raise prices. all ts as new trade deals are struck with some u.s. allies. president trump today announcing new trade agreents with u.s. allies. >> we've just reached an agreement with canada and mexico and we'll be selling our product intounhoseies without the imposition of tariffs or major tariffs. >> the u.s. will liftariffs on steele and aluminum impored from canada and mexico. the agreement could help pave the way for a replacement for the nafta trade agreement between the u.s.,ad can and mexico. >> that deal is going to be a fantastic deal for our country and hopefully congress will approve the it quickly.

>> these tariffs were harming workers and consumers on both sides of the border. >> in exchange, canada and mexico agreed to halt retaliatory tariffs, some of which hurt u.s. farmers and they agreed to limit chinese steel entering the u.s. throh their borders. also today the white house said it will delay slapping tariffs on auto imports from japan and europe giving them six months to negotiate trade deals. the easing of trade tensions with allies comes as impact of the china trade war hit home. walmart announced it will raise prices on some products coming fromhina. >> i don't agree upon making the u.s. consumers pay the price for the negotiations. if we're trying to getchina's attention, the tariffs do nothing to get china's attention. >> the president's tryg to get the taeattention of u.s. farmer urging them to make sacrifices for thtrade war in the name of patriotism. now, congress could te on the new trade deal between the u.s.a canada,nd mexico before

congress leaves forts summe recess. pat. >> susan mcginnis, thank you. mystery solved. e now know where britain's newest little royal was born and it wasn't at homema as royal watchers had speculated. little archie was born at this private hospital. how do we know? someone got ahold of his birth certificate. it says meghan gave birth may 6th at the hospital in london. bucking h buckingham palace is now confirming it. it is signed rachel meghan, her royal highness, the duchess of sussex. >> nice work if you can get it. good for her. >> how did they sneak into ata hospi without anyone seeing? people were camped outside that house for te longest. >> we don't know but they did a good job. something old that is new on

the waterfront in alexandria, horsingin around maryland. >> tommy mcflsuhas ggestions on things to do for the weekend. >> reporter: it's that time of year again for jazz. the national gallery of art sculpture garden, free jazz starts at 5:00 today. all summer long it kicks off s jazz throughout the season. in alexandrsu this ay the very first festival of speed and style right on the waterfront in old town. more than 80 classic and exotic cars, plus stylish fashions from the old town strict. for more than 20 years, the northern virginia fine arts festival took over reston town center. it opens up today. more than 200 artists have hands on activities, food and fun for the whole family. >> we have 14 differentgo catees of artists who are

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if you're just joining us, doug says this nice weather may not last for long. he's tracking chances for storms tonight. plus a big warmup for the weekend. historic sites, plenty of vineyards and all the fresh ice cream you can stand. >> that's what you'll experience if you follow us on ourxt one-tank trip. >> molette green starts her trip at the coolest spot in fauquier. count the treasure's ice cream shop move through. >> gro away f the hustle and bustle and ride into cows and corn country infauier county where 52% of the land is

dedicated to agriculture. real dairy farmers lve here and some actually make their own ice cream too. at m oorks oor-- moo thru. >> one tank of gas, you can come here and gce real i cream from a real terr farmer. >> some of the rolling hillsides a ripe for wine making andin tastg. this winery offered up a bottle and a tour. >> on a full tank of gas, you can make it from washington, d.c. to our vineyard and you can taste one of the best wines in the world. >> every sunday in april through october you can take a ride inside the flying circa 1930 air show. >> on one tank of gasca you come to fauquier county and see

the flying air show. >> where you sit inside for a unty and see fauquier from the sky. molette green, news 4. >> how cool is that? >> that ice cream lookedgood. >> yes, it did. it was a mission like no other for a u.s. soldier. get homen time to see mom graduate from mursinursing schod it looks l that mission was accomplished. >> congra>>lations mom. army private first class jacob walters was stationed in hawaii. he hadn't seen his mom in nearly two years, but he got the chance to surprise her and pin her during the graduation ceremony in ohio. sarah walters raised jacob and his brother as a single mom. her motto was work hard and you'll be successful. >> that's sweet. never a day they'll forget. >> you can tell by looking at

her face. >> that's beautiful. >> then at the end you get to go back to hawaii. >> yeah. >> how does our weather cwipare there? like it does out there. fls temperatures low 80s.le a coup of storms. not expecting much i want to make sure everybody knows that. if we do get a storm, it could be on the stronger side. we're going to continue to see the clouds make their way on in. we're got sunshine out there too. temperatures now up to 81 degrees. dropping through the 70s. down to the 60s by 11:00. nice night tonight. we could see a storm or two. the best chance is between 7:00 and 9:00. all in all, right now not much going on. 84 rockville. 80 degrees in gaithersburg. warrenton coming in at 83 degrees and our friends over inn annapolis com in at 76.

beautiful along the water. not much going on here. noti just to thewest, we've got a severe thunderstorm watch out there. as you widen out, you can see how big this watch is.if you follow this watch this way in towards our area, that's where we have the best chance to see somes. storm you can actually see the frontal boundary. a couple showers and thunderstorms starting to break out ahead that. once again, this will be far and few between for us. i do not expect to see a watch in our area, but it is somhing that we're going to be watching as we make our way through the night tonight. i'll continue to track that for you. lo at this. this is what's amazing about this. the heat really building in the south. but 87 degrees in st. louis. 49 in chicago. 81 d.c. 63 in buffalo. that warm air only extends up far just above our area, so if the front comes throh we're a little cooler. it's going to kind of do thatth over next week to two weeks so we're going to go through some times where we're ext

mely warm and other times where we're not nearly as warm. i don't think we'll get into the 40s anytime soon, but we' got a couple of slightly cooler days. nats park looking good. p.m. storm risk, yeah, it'ser th i think we get the games in. by the way, they're talking on the cubs. nutting the grass, saturday a.m. better than suy. i really think most of the weekend is going to be okay. i would try to get out there tomorrow morning, because if we do get a storm tomorrow or on sunday, it will make the grass a little on the wet side. the d.c. bike ride looking great for that tomorrow. get to bike around c. with no cars on some of the roadways, yeah, i'm in for that. that would be an. amazing event kwe 87 on your sunday. a chance of storms each day, but not much. there's the cooler weather coming in on tuesda and wednesday. highs in the mid 70s. it might be a little too warm. it might be cooler than that. 86 on thursday. we get to 90 again as we make our way towards toimemorial day

weekend. we've got the whole memorial day anekend. i will be in oce city on friday of memorial day weekend. i will be excited. >> i forgot to give you props itch yesterday. >> thank you. i appreciate that. >> you got it over the plate. >> thank you. >> looked like a strike to me. >> it was a little inside. i'm not going to lie. if i was paid, maybe he would help me outtt a lile bit. >> thanks, doug. hey, take a look, a good look at these two bottles of wine. ey're both bordeaux and both from the same year. the question is, at's the difference? >> the liable is bigger on the right. >> apparently $5,000 bigger. a couple visiting the england restaurant ordered the moderate size, but the manager mistakenly brought them a bottle on the left worth $5,700. it's actually a rare vintage. only 500 cases were produced. >> the restaurant laughed off

the mistake. i hope y enjoyed your evening to the staff who accidentally gave it awa chin up. honest mistakes happen and we love you anyway. >> that's a big mistake. >> yeah, that's a lot. >> sounds like maeb ybe he poppa cork or two before he served his customer. >> and he still has a job. that's the important thing. >> how many of us would know the difference right away? >> they should have done a blind test. if you can't pronounce it, you can'tfford it. >> thanks, guys. what's coming up? coming up on friday, scratchetsegg plan, to some it's ugly. >> to others it's delirous. consumeeporter susan hogan explains the new food delivery system that will bring you produce for less. plus how a community is allying behind a little girl with a rare and aggressive form of cancer.

why the family says raising awareness has become so important. >> we're going to see these stories and a whole lot more. rw looking fo

here's live look at storm team 4 radar. doug is tracking chances for storms tonight.

his updated forecast is inconex 5:00. investigators in alaska are reckage a look at the of monday's deadly plane cras crews recovered the two small anes from the krcrash site. the ftsb will hope to piece it back together to see what caused the collision and they will be talking to the surviving pilot earn more gers to about moments before the crash. a step forward in boeing's effort to get the 737 max planes back in the sky. the company has finished the software update and tested it on more than 200 flights. the 737max jets were grounded after two deadly flights in less than five months. boeing is now working with the faa to scdule a certification flight so the planes can get back into service. now to a dramatic rescue caht on camera. edorida police officers save burning home this the family trapped inside. >> thosefficers had only seconds to spare. but they managed to pull twods

kind their unconscious grandmother out to safety. >> ann sterling has more on the rescue captured on the officers' body cameras. >> it's wednesday night at 9:25. a womanealls 911. sh trapped upstairs with young kids and the grandmother is down stairs. it's getting hot out there. it's okay girls, don't ry. >> boynton beach police a rive to help withinnu mites. one officer breaks down t e door. >> i hit the door once but it t really move. i could see the flames were getting bigger from the frontdo wi i kicked as hard as could. >> him and another officer rushed inside. you could hear the fire alarm.

he runs up the stair while his partner pulls the unconscious grandmother to safety. >>nce i opened the door, i saw the lady and two little kids at the wind and she immediately threw the kids on top of me. i grabbed both of them in each arm and she got on my back and we ran out of the house. >> seconds afte therescue, you can see the officer hand a woman a small baby and a toddler. >> i just reacted. it didn't hit me until afterwards, until after i heard kids crying outside. >> boynton beach fire take over examining the baby and toddler and putting out the flames. news 4 at 5:00 starts now. right now at 5:00, storm ki team 4 trac the potential for some strong storms tonight. and heat for your what you need to know if you're planning on being outdoors over the nextay few d >> looking for justice. a local family left completely frustrated. more than a year wle their

beloved daughter was killed while out for a run in broad daylight. gpa, class rankings and standardized test scores. now students will have another number thrown into the mix. why some local students, whatt hey have to say about the changes coming to the s.a.t. and we begin this evening with new information in the brutal murder of 14-year-old girl in maryland. good eerika gonzalez. >> i'm jim handly. two teenagers charged in that gruesome murder made their first appearance in court. >> this evening we arri hea from the victim's family as police search fsur a fourth ect in this case. >> let's get right to news 4 cory smith. he's live for us at theus court you just got some new information in this case. >> reporter: we did. i got my hand on the arrest warrant affidavit and they do go into grizzly detail about the moment leading up to the death of 14-year-old ariania fun es

diaz. the suspects ured herinto the woods and forced her to undress befe they bate say ho thaert ce phone video of the aftermath was taken and shared amongst the suspe suspects. it is for those reasons that the prosecutors ask the judge these suspects not be released before their trial. today the judge agreed. appearing for theirst time before a prince george's county judge, 17-year-old joel escobar and 14-year-old cynthia hernandez nucamendi were both ordered to be held without bond for the alleged murr o 14-year-old arianaes diaz. both suspects are being charged as adults. according to police, escobar, and the other lu aed her into wooded area and killed. escobar hit her with a baseball bat while fuenteso