coming for tomorrow. carted off. the redskins lose a key defensive player a first few minutes into a key practice. plus hot off the grill. tom tommy mcdonald tommy mcfly nd a local chef help you master your summer barbecue. >> announcer: news 4 at 4:00 starts now. and we come on the air this afternoon with a live look at a line of potentially dangerous storms. this is oklahoma city. >> wow. look at this. uge. is pretty some 20 million people are in the danger zone out there. we're kicking off three hours of team weather coverage here. >> we'll get a report on the damage the system has already done in a moment, but first to chief meteorologist doug kammerer. >> tracking this dangerous situation, we have a couple showers and thunderstorms in our area. it's this area we're watching back towards texas and oklahoma. some of the wording being used by this storm has not been used

since 2011. that year in alabama, 62 tornadoes, over 2,000 people hurt and about 240 people killed that day. that's why this is such a dangerous system. this is moving into parts of texas and into parts of oklahoma. numerous tornado warnings already, but this is going to be going on throug ut they in through texas and oklahoma and then making it as way off toward the east. not going to be affecting us directly. what is is a frontal boundary. most of us on the dry side tonight. we're hot. higho temperatures far today, 90. we've reached 90 for the firs time thisear. 85 in hagerstown. but look back here behind this front. yeah, much cooler. 72 degrees righ now in pittsburgh. that's the kind of air we have tomorrow. much cooler air. big change coming in for tuesday and wednesday. much more on that and memorial day weekend. see you back here in about 15 minutes. >> some active stuff out there. those pictures from oklahoma

will get your attention. more than 60 tornadoes reported yesterday and there's no relief in sight for today. erika gonzalez monitoring the swat situn from the live desk. >> many of these areas are bracing for another round of potentially desuctive weather. twisters carving out halfway through cities, small towns over the weekend in oklahoma. homes were ripped to piece after an ef-2 tornado touched down inspect terrifying twisters were ska aught on camera inand kas nra one storm chasers found themselves way too close for comfort. more tornadoes are expected thie afoon. we are showing you live pictures over oklahoma city where you see that chopper flying above the scene there and those ominous clouds there in the distance. d aveloping situation, one that we are keeping our eye on. from the live desk, i'm erika gonzalez. pat, back over to omu.

>> s pretty scary stuff there. thank you. now to breaking news from the u.s./mexico border. the government has confirmed that a 16-year-old migrant teen from guatemala hasdied. he was taken into custody last week in the rio grand valley and was transferred to a border patrol station in south texas. customs and border protection agents say he was found unresponsive this morning during a welfare check. the agency did not say why the teen had been detained for a we this is the fifth migrant to die in u.s. custody since> ecember. >>ck here at home, a gainesville day care worker is accused of strikingh a 9 mont old girl several times. she was arrested last week. police say that she works at the merit school at miniland academy. investigators say the alleged child cruelty happened last mont. the chi fortunately was not injured. terrifying moments on the road in montgomery couny. a wohrown from her bicycle

as she was riding in poolsville. witnesses say an aggressive driver hatssed her righff the road. darcy spencer is live with details on this unbelievable crash. darcy. >> reporter: well, pat, that's right. the woman crashed her bike right here on the sulder area of river road. if you take a look up here, you can see this is very rural. it is very remote. it is popular with bike riders also. there is a lot of vehicle traffic here. her friends are convinced this was road rage incident. today police told us they are trying to identify the driver.a ntgomery county woman crashed her bike here on river road in poolsville. her fellow riders say they were being harassed byn aggressive driver who made her lose control of her bike. >> i think it's the hardest thing i've ever seen as a rider. >> reporter: police are investigating the crash and trying to identify the driver of the silver suv who may have

caused her to fall, but they say they need the public's help. >> we're hoping somebody hasso footage where it shows the driver driving away,could be a tag number, maybe some more information, anybody who witnessed the actual crash. >> herfriends sayhe driver was blasting his horn and swerving close to them as they rode near the shoulder in single file just before noon saturday. in maryland you are required to stay at least 3 feet away from cyclists as you pass. >> once we evaluate it, we have to look at traffic offenses or if there was any purposeful intention of that person to ommit harm against somebody. assault.n we would have to look at that as. . right now we still have to gather all the fact. >> friends say the victim is an avid cyclist, wife and mom. she's now in the hospital with multiple broken bones and a head injury. they're urging bike riders and motorists to share the road. >> i've passed situations in which it's gotten scary, but nothing near to this.

>> reporter: this has really shaken up people in the bicycle i checked in with one of her close friends today. she is still in intensive care, but they say she is showing some positive signs. also important to note, she was wearing her helmet. she still had a head injury, but e hey say it would hen much worse if she'd not been wearing that helmet. back to you. >> thank goodness for that and good to know she's on the road to recovery. there is a sea of yellow in stafford county as teenagers there remember a beloved swim w team membe was killed in a car crash last week. helen died on her 17th birthday. the junior was an honor student and lontimeember of several area swim teams. she waspulling out of a boat nmp last thursday whe a dump truck slammed into her car. friends describe her as ehire of sunshine and they were wearing

yellow today, her favorite color. >> she's so sweet to everyone. and she wld never say anything negative about a person. i think that's why she made so many friends. tovt's why i l her so much. >> coming up on news 4 at 5:00, how her swim team is planning to honor her. now to an unusual set of events that has both police and fire investigators under way. an early morning fire damaged this building on hyaplace northwest. hours before this a was shot in that same complex. news 4 pat collins has been talking with residents there.ns he jois now live from columbia heights. tell us what you've been deeg ang -- seeind hearing out there. >> reporter: the singed wall on the side of this building marks the spot where it happened.

a curious fire inside a third ar floor apent. a few hours before that fire a man was shot and seriously wounded the hallway of the third floor of that building. coincidence or something else? a frighteningscene here on park road northwest. a plume of dark smoke rising into the sky from a third story apartment. about 60 firefighters called to the scene. a woman inside. she's safe. it happened at the tivoli buil ng. the firealarm in the building wasn't working. the management said it had been disabled. investigators have described the cause of the fire as

undetermined. eric hill, he lives in the building. >> sunday morningn whe the fire happened, there was an explosion. we don't have gas in the building. we have all electric. >> reporter: the fire went off about 7:30 yesteay morning. 1:30a.m., six hours before the fire, a man found shot and wounded discovered in the third floor hallway of t building. weeks ago the victim of the shooting had been barred from the building by management. back now to resident eric hill. he says there's been a lot of violence in this building and he says he's been the victim of some of it. >> i've been robed at gunpoint and inside the building by people who do not live in the building. i've been assaulted.

i currently have a broken nose and a black eye. as apartment has been burglarized when in the hospital. >> reporter: mr. hill says people from the street, many of them drug dealers, somehow get into the building and then take advantage of residentswho live bthere. pat,k to you. >> all right. pat collins, thank you. more layoff at ford. 7,000 people will lose their jobs by the end of august, including 2,300 workers here in the u.s. that's aboutof 10% ford's employees. just today 500 people were told they were being laid off at a plant in michigan. the company says the a layoffsre part of a redesign which will cut management by 20%. as a result, it will save ford $600 million. another ointment o kind in ashburn. he first team workout of the off-season, a potentially devastating injury for the burgundy and gold.

sherree burruss joins us live from redskins park with the latest othnlinegu was keexpecte big impact for the team this season. don't tell us he's gone. h>> we don't know is gone yet, but the redskins thought that ruben foster was going to play a big role. they stuck their necks out to bring him on to the team after he was released from his former team after a run-in with police. they faced major backlash because of it, but they thought he was worth it. fast forward to today. his very first practice with the burgundy and gold. within just minutes i heard a scream. we saw a guy down t onhe field grabbing at his left knee. that's when we saw trainers tending to ruben foster. this is just the third play of practice, at it was during portion that we aren't allowed to shoot, so here is the video of the rmath, foster clearly in pain, crying, slamming his fist into the ground. makes it harder to digest, foster hurt on a play where there wasn't even contact. he just ran, stepped on another

player's foot, and went down. now, there's no results yet from an mri, but head coach jay megruden alard by the. injury >> when you see, especially f ruben's type o player that he s the energythat he brings, he wouldn't be laying down unless something was wrong. but hopefully -- we'll hope for the best right now until the results, but very concerning for sste. we'll juave to wait and see before i get too emotional about it. >> foster was emotional. i heard him crying in t cart on the way out, but that's something we'll be watching for. also coming at 5:00, the quarterback battle, something we're keeping a close eye on. back to you. >> as you know, injuries often the course of this franchise for the entire season last year. here's hoping that scene of him on the ground isn't the emblem season. we'll talk to you in a little bit. >herree burruss at redskins park. moments of terror for the mother of an 8-year-old. video shows a kidnaper speeding away wi a littlegirl.

later this hour, the story froh tood samaritan who rescued her. finale flop? you ive heard not everybod happy about the ending of "game of thrones." no spoilers, but we're going to talk about it with "accg s" cominup. hot off the grill. thnot a bed. it's a revolution in sleep.

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memorial day is a week away. you know what that means. barbecue season is upon us. >> and you want to be the ultimate grill master this summer. we're sure about that. tommy mcfly is here to help you all this week local chefs will join tommy to show us their favorite recipes. we start with derekod from devine barbecue in motion and his ribs that are hot off the grill. >> devin barbecue got its own style, so when people come to me, they know they're going to get sweet and tangy, because i'm sweet and tangy. >> all right. >> my sweet for me is a little brown sugar. you want to go from sweet to salty we got kosher salt. we have ground black pepper. the same ratio of salt to

pepper. two spices i like and always cook with is onions and garlic. i've got a little garlic. you want to do a quarter of garlic compared to salt and pepper. then a little onion powder. we need a little smell and a little kick to it. then i need a little herbs, not just something they're tying to legalize. >> totally have that in d.c. right now. >> that's not for recreational use. this is for barbecue use. the last thing i put is just a quarter of a quarter of some celery seed. right here what i've created almost tastes ke a barbecue potato chip. this is what you call a full slab. the brisket bone is actually cut off of this. th brisket meat. we'll cook this fast and make

some rib tips and break this down into st. louis style ribs. you usuay have 12 bones. we're going to square this on and make it even r thisht here, we cannot penetrate this thick membrane. i'll cut this flap off, too, for even cooking so this is a small membrane. you can use akn butter ife at home. i don't recommend using a sharp knife. >> things you should be ripping of before you throw it is the grill. >> yes.s thero membranes. you want to get the one in between. that way you can get all of that seasoning and penetrate that. a lot of us who keetcompen the barbecue city circuit, we coat iwith a rub of mustard. >> mustard kansa city style? >> yes, where we compete. d then add vinegar in the

mustard actually tenderizes it a little bit more and breaks it addown. go ahe and rub that in. >> okay. >> that's why i call a rub. that's goody. and re >> that looks good. did you get all that? >> yes, i did. >> we learned something new. >> you're talking to a guy with a photographic memory. here's one thing i remember. i remember what the ribs looked cause we smelled like b were outside when they were cooking. you know you want to see how those ribs turnout. >> absolutely. tommy mcfly and chef derek will have the finished product inthe next hour. >> i love derek. i've worked with him in the past. everything he makes is good. you're right, we didn't get any last week. they stiffed us. meanwhile, tellusbout these potential stosrms. >> for us we're got a couple of storms. i'll start with us first and then get into what's happening

in the center part of the country.ar you can see clouds around us. also lots of sunshine. we have current temperatures of 90 degrees. we did officially hit 9 today. winds out of the west at 17. we have some higher gusts too. it's a very warm day out there r sure. yesterday was very warm and very humid. look at 91 degrees. annapolis 90. baltimore around easton. they dropped tohe 70s as a result of showers.activitie it was this shower that came on through parts of the fredericksburg area. now you can see just a couple. you can actually see this line. you make a line right on down throughleesburg, gaithersburg. this line is going to be making its way off to the east. i expect to see a few more showers and thunderstorms develop in and around this area. right now they're close to gaithersburg. they're very close to leesburg, right around the ashburn area. this whole line, this is all the line that i'm i talking abo making its way down to the south and east. heads up montgomery county,

heads up loudoun county. nothing severe, nothing too strong. heavy downpours and maybe a little lightning. the strongest storm i right here in towards st. mary's count. looks like it's continuing to strengthen. this is in st. mary county. heads up crossingver into calvert county over the next hour or two. all with a line that's coming through. ront that's ld going to move through that's going to change things big time for tomorrow. the big storm is what's happening out west.y, bothis is huge. you're talking 5 to 10 inches of snow, yeah, around the denver area. then you've got the tornado outbreak today. notice the tornado warnings already here. we have numerous tornado warnings already. we already have confirmed tornadoes. there are storm chasers all over this region. this is one area that we just d not want to see anybody hurt. ned e really very conc about this in the meteorological community, how strong the dynamics are for this type of storm system. we'll be talking more about this

over the next couple days. tomorrow, look at the cool air to the north and west. this comes inere andthat means tomorrow is spectacular. 75, sunny,itow humid 78 on wednesday. chance of a shower or thunderstorm on thursday. not a big chance, although we are back into the mid 80s. >> we're both stunned if you're talking snow. it's almosjune. >> nokidding. >> it's amazing. >> thanks, doug. next we check in live with kit hoover at access.bo we'll talk aut "game of thrones" and i hernterview with meghan mare's half brothe

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got to tell you, it was even more special than you can imagine. look in tonight, we have an weexclusive. have meghan's brother hoping that the birth of archeie can finally repair things with meghan and her dad. that's a little of a teaser. now let's talk a little "game of thrones." spoiler alert still in effect. i'm not going to say anything. here's something a little fun. jack black singing hisow n tribute. ♪ >> did you all like that? anything he does is funny. he's got his band tenacious d. e didn't know there were lyrics to the song. >> that man is bent.

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now at 4:30, storm team 4 is tracking storm chances. >> dougy standing b with what we can expect for the rest of he night. doug, how bad is it going to get? >> not too bad. we do have a heavy shower, heavy thunderstorm down around st. mary's county. i am not expecting anything severe. however, i am tracking this line right re. it goes through loudoun county and montgomery county as well. this will make its way on down to d.c. ovxt the ne one to two hours and i do expect there to be a couple storms. another storm in through st. mary's county moving into calvert county, but i want to show you what's happening right here aroundaithersburg and leesburg. this is making its way down to the south and east. some shoer activit but that's about it. i do expect to see a little bit moree up over the next few hours. this is what's happening over in parts of oklahoma. this is around the oklahoma cith areae right now they are under a tornado warning, one of the strongest worded tornado warnings they have ever used.

saying this could be very similar to what happened in 2011. 2011 in alabama there were nearly 2,000 injuries ad over 230 people dead from that tornado outbreak and that's what's happening in the middle part of the country. numerous tornadoes on the ground right now. this is going to be going on throughout the rest of the night. >> if you are just joining us, let's get you caught up with thn four th to know. a woman is in critical condition after a possible road rage incident in poolsville. witnesses tell news 4 three cyclists were biking aerong r road saturday morning when the driver of a silver suv started honking, cursing and swerving close to them. one of the riders crashed leaving here with several brokea bones and head injury. police are still looking for that driver. aa gesville day care worker and accused of striking a 9 month old girl several times.

she was arrested last week. she worked at the merit school. the child was not injured. a rough t start the first full team practice for the redskins. linebacker ruben foster carted off in pain. his left leg needed to beab ized. washington claimed foster in november and he was expected to be an important part of the defen defense. a government has confirmed 16 teen from guatemala has died at the u.s./mexico border. agents say he was found unresponsive this morning during a welfare check. this is the fifth migrant child to die in u.s. custody since december. >> thanks, erika. news 4 has learned a teenager charged with murder in the death of fairfield koount gi -- county is expected to plead guilty. he was 17 when he was arrested for killing his former

girlfriend and then dumping her body in a park back in january of 2018. ebrahim told police he was angry because he had been transferred to another high school after an assault. no words on the plea agreement. a larceny suspect is back in custody after he was mistakenly released last. night donald lewis was being held at the fairfax county adult detention center. the sheriff's office says they let him go by mistake. sheriffs deputies and u.s. marshals rearrested lewis just after 9:00 this morning. a dramatic ending to a kidnapping case in texas. an 8-year-old girl now tereuni with fer family after she was snatched from her mother's arms in broad daylight. as jay gray reports, police are crediting good samaritans for her safe return. >> reporter: panic captured on home security video, a mother tossed from a car after she says a stranger grabbed her 8-year-old daughter and sped

away. her screams alerting neighbors who rushed in to help. word quickly spreading across the ft. worth community. >> this is a very unique neighborhood. it's diverse, racially an economically diverse neighborhood that came together using >>cial media. pastor jeff king got a text message. >> i felt like i should go. so i took off. >> reporter: along with a frien joining in the search for salem. >> we were to by detectives at the scene that t bestlace to check are hotels, apartments, and parks. >> reporter: they looked at nearby parks for about four hours, then scanning hotel parking lots spotted e suspect's car and called police. >> we got her. we got her. >> michael webb is behind bars facing several charges including aggravated kidnapping and salem isfe thanks, police say, to

her neighbors. >> they become the search party. they become the rescuers. they become the heroes here in the city of ft. worth and we're damn proud of it. >> reporter: jay gray, nbc news, dallas. >> wow. they were guardian angels in the right place at the right time. >> quick thinking. nbc is launching a new series of reports called "kids under pressure". >> still ahead, the warning signs parents should not ignore when it comes to their child's mental health. also, new video of destruction in the midwest aftea ine of powerful storms. this is a live picture from oklahoma city. we'll have more on those storms coming up. > in fact, here are the storms on storm team 4 radar. the biggest concerns in texas and oklahoma. we've alread had one confirmed tornado. i'm going to talk about how serious this threat is and relate it back to our storm team weather alert days, what do we look for, how do

news 4 is working for your health. doctors are saying kids are not eating enough seafood when ch. s studies find the decline has been going on for more than a decade now. experts say many parents are concerned about the mercury that finish can absorb from polluted waters, but doctors say many types of fish are safeom and s

research shows seafood may help prevent asthma. >> from physical health tome al health. nbc is debuts a series of reports called kids under pressure. highlighting mental health of children. there may not be enough resources available. 21 states including maryland have a severe shortageld of chi and adolescentst psychiatri when it comes to mental health concerns, it's important for parents to know the warning signs. >> a major warning sign is depression kids who seem like they are no longer interested in spending time with their fends. ey're more isolated. they seem more sad and down. this is what we call fctional impairment. not really doing their job as kids or as teens. >> experts say social media and bullying are the biggest drivers of mental health issues for kids. this conversation continues n tomorrow he today show" as a coach joins them to talk about

the changes he made off the field following the suicides of two of his players. >> kids face so many pressures weay, so much more than when were in children. >> it's coming from every direction it seems these day. >> it's tough for them to navigate the waters. right now parts of the south are und a rare high risk for severe weather. >> amelia is here to explain how the risk down south compares to what we usually see here and what goes into storm team 4's decision to declare a weather alert. tell us about it. >> we had t never seenis series of a risk level declared in our area. yoercan see the area in pink. this is considered a high risk area. the strongest, most severe language that the stor prediction center has to describe the threat for ornadoes. damaging winds and hail. you can see it's in texas and oklahoma right now. again, we've never had anything this high here issued in our area. when you see this high risk, it means that they are expecting eathe national wer service and forecasters are expecting

wispread severe weather. we're talking about long track in texas and oklahoma. we've had one co.firmed tornad they're using language such as particularly dangerous situation. here in our area when we declare weather alert day, that means the storm prediction center has issued just a slight risk for severe weather. we had a slight risk over the weekend. we did have some really strong storms with heavy rainfall and gusty winds, but that teat is so much higher, much more significant. we're talking about the potential for ef-5 deadly tornadoes in parts of texas and oklahoma as well as humongous h sizeil and strong damaging winds. a really serious situation this afternoon and evening in texas and the national weather service only using language this strong, this severe describing e potential for this tornado outbreak once in their history. >> wow. that's amazing. >> sures. thanks a amelia. >> thank you. a special surprise today for

maryland music teacher going above and beyond. >> joyful, joyful, absolutely by beethoven. >> we'll show you how a local business is celebrating this man's dedication. and the travel forecast is ngt for this holiday weekend and it is recordreak b

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beethov doug is tracking storms this afternoon and the big change for your tuesday, including a peek at the holiday weekend in less than two minutes jthis i. this holiday weekend is expected to be hstoric. they expect 43 million americans to travel and most of them will be driving. 47.6 million will be hitting the roads. that is the highest number aaa has ever recorded. the traffic is going to be starting sooner than usual. delays expected to start on wednesday and continue all the

way through monday. it was aha special ce for prince george's county to pay it forward to a very deserving educator. >> today a teacher got a new ride after becoming this year's teacher of the year. eews 4's nicole jacobs talked to her about th special honor and that brand new set of wheels. >> riding off into the sunset in a brand new car isn't something every teacher gets,t bu angelica brooks does. she's the prince george's counti pubc school's teacher of the year near 2019.he s representing more than 10,000 teachers in the school system and that's something they acknowledge. >> good education is the cornerstone of a healthy and vibrant community. >> she has what you can't get in formal education program and that is that she cares for every last one of her children. >> brooks is a teacher at bowie high school, so of course she'd have a musical record to

describe this moment. >> joyful, joyful, absolutey by beethoven, because that's exactly how i feel. >> and it truly is something she says she needs. >> we were down to one car. was, you kind of difficult. >> but for the next three years, thiseased 2019 honda crv will alleviate that difficulty. also as partf the prize package for angelica, clear channel outdoor has donated oree digital billboards, now everyone can see angelica's name and face as they ride up and down the beltway. angelica also says she hopes that she is a finalist in the state teacher of the year recognition. in prince george's county, nicole acjs, news 4. >> she got more than teacher appreciation week. that's a good story. >> they deserve it. >> that's absolutely true. >> and the new ride is really nice.

our weather was really nice today. >> you know -- >> is it going to be nice tonight? >> i know you love the heat. 90 degrees. t tonight to be gr for the most part. tracking a couple of showers and ththnderstorms. en tomorrow a huge change in the weather. we're goi to drop tomorrow by 15 degrees. but when we're at 90, drops us down to 75. out there right now, we've got some cloud cover. some sunshine oo. we're watching a line of showers coming through pa of montgomery county, parts of loudoun county as well. hurrent temperature 90. dropping throughe 80s down to about 74 degrees by 11:00. a really nice night for the most part. here's the current temperature. 89 in annapolis, 89 in manassas. the heat is here. we have a cold front that is making its way up to the area. you can see the showers and e'storms. herthe line right here. i'm watching this line and this line down to the south. let's zoom on in to montgomery county. you can see this shower and thunderstorm right around 270. you actually see the boundary

associated with it. we can see other showers develop along this line here. you're got it right through gaithersburg, down to the southr farthouth you're looking at a couple bigger storms around theleonardy town rain in tou southern calvert county, rightlong route 2. this will move over the chesapeake over towards parts of the eastern shore. the wider views showing thiis really just few and far between as far as the showers go. behind this ey do w see some nice weather. tomorrow and wednesday looking fantastic. that that just keeps us on that tren -- trend of wednesday. >> so many wednesdays have been aweso 14 wednesdays and tmeh.is wednesday is included in that count looking fantastic. so far this year we've had 20 fridays. 15 of them have had rain. thankfully we'll be dry not only wednesday but friday as well and looking pretty nice out there on friday. as we look to memorial day

weekend, so many of us alreadyn thig about our extended holiday weekend. saturday going to be on the warm side. we're keepng it dry. sunday as well as memorial day, there's the chance for some scattered showers and thunderstorms out there. not onlythat, but we're hot and humid with high temperatures near 90. if you're getting out of town, the oc tnperature in my opinion at a chilly 64 degrees on friday. 81 at our beaches.nt pleof sunshine. plenty of sun on saturday and sunday as well with temperatures in the mid to upper 70s both saturday and sunday. so the beach forecast looking pretty nice for memorial day wereend. back heot too bad either. but there is that risk for maybe a shower or thunderstorm out there later on sunday and monday as well. >> that's right. friday i will be live in ocean city, maryland, for our back yard weather. kicking off the summer doing it. taking a look at the numbers. 75. beautiful. 78 on wednesday. couple ofreally nice days. there's a slight chance of shower or thunderstorm on

thursday. 86st of us dry with a high of 85. n friday. look at the weekend. near 90 degrees on sunday. there's that chce of a shower or thunderstorm. still warm on memorial day itself. going for a high temperature of kwef 87. 93 next wednesday. that would be another hot one. >> there you go. >> thank you, doug. pro golfer brookskoepka believes there should be no pda at the pga. >> public displays of fection. eck this out. this is cool. before winning this is second straight pga championship, koepka appeared to deny his girlfriend a kiss there not once, but twice while he was walking to the bethpage black course yesterday and she did not look happy about it at all. she threw it into high gear. fo >> all iven after koepka's win. it was all kisses after that. no explanation for why koepka refused the pre-round pucker.

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ketamine ketami . u you are just joining storm team 4 is tracking chances for storms tonight. doug is back with the timing and wt's coming our wayo morrow> hi o this terrifying scene. this happened this morning. this was terrifying for this pham fl family a big tree came crashing down barely missing an 11-year-old child who was sleeping. this tree blarranch slicing thre troof. irst responders say there was also damage tothe first floor. a close call but luckily the two adults and inside are safe now. while we were dealing with 90 degree temperatures this weekend, part of the country is

still dealing with winter. this is snow in duluth, minnesota. it continues snowing through the morning commute. the national weather srvice issued a winter weather advisory. the good news is it was just a brief blast of winter. highs in minnesota did reach near 60 degrees. good for them. now back to thatll potentia dangerous situation unfolding right now indl the mid part of the country. >> another round of destructive storms bearing down. dan sheneman reports it's the same area that saw strong storm this is weekend. >> reporter: days of powerful and violent storms racing across the southern plains cropping more than 60 tornadoes over the weekend. more violence in the forecast across the region. the most severe threat in the center of the country from texas into oklahoma. the forecasters y conditions are ripe for devastating stor s.

cleanup efforts are under way in areas under athlete. in abilene, texas, residents there are picking up the pieces after a suspected tornado damaged homes and businesssepo: oklahoma. twisted debris from what wongs we ople's home e litter the landscape. >> ll of a sudden i was looking up at the skor >> repr: now millions are bracing for more severe weather arge he potential for tornadoes after a devastating weekend. dan sheneman, nbc news. and i'm tracking thato tornadutbreak out there now. some showers and thunderstorms in our area. news 4 at 5:00 starts with jim and wendy. >> announcer: news 4 at 5:00

starts now. many high school students in stafford county are mourning the loss of a classmate this afternoon. >> helen wang was killed in a car crash on thursday. it was her 17th bithday. she was a popular swimmer at colonial forge high schoe . >> shs killed as she was driving away from a boat ramp at a local lke. northern virginia bureau chief julie carey here on a permanent tribute planned by her swim team. >> she loved animals and volunteers and loved swimming and she loved the color yellow why is why many teens are wearing that color. >> she loved sun flowers and sunsets and all that stuff. we thought that wa hthe best way or her. >> reporter: wang's personality full of sunshine seemed to match that color. >> she was so sweet to everyone and she would never say anything

neative about a person. i think that's why she made so many friends. and that's why i loved her so much. >> reporter: the colonial forge junior was celebrating her 17th birthday leaving a visit to a local lake when she was killed in a cars cra her swim coach got word ase was mowing his lawn. >> ioo fed me and put me right the ground in my front yard. >> reporter: a vigil was held at the swim center where wang spent so much time in the pool and as a lifeguard. al the yellow flowers stacked up pool side. >> every day she says hello, comes in,ie friendl person. >> reporter: wang's coaches, friends and their parents now determined to create a lasting tribute. the helen wang memorial scholarship fund. >> i think in the first 36 hours 'd already gotten close to $4,000 which is a nice start, trying to figure out all the ways to remember her.te >> reporr: and the friends who