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a name many of you knew but capitol staffers did. >> he got into a fight with a group of people on k-street steps away from his home near nationals park. e had just come out of a restaurant. police classified it as aggravated assault. the 48-year-old spend several days in the icu before he died. chuck schumerspoke about him. >> bud was beloved by his senaty fand softball team he a coached and friends and family. i offer my prayers for his partner, diane and son, bo and for all who knew him will miss him. >> he worked for 30 years in the document room of the hart senate office building. mou can readre about the incident on our nbc washington app. just search his name, "bud johnson."

the are live pictures in arlington where three people have been stabbed tonight and a person arrested on lee highway near north lynn street. two victims rushed to the hospital in serious condition and expected to be okay.r waiting fo more details. to fender-bender that wasa ajor predicament for a d.c. man. >> video shows him holding onto a cab and drug blocks down the road. >> video the victim took himself not knowing ifld he wou live to tell about it. >> eric was on the hood ke i am now while the cabbie was driving and pulled out histophoe et evidence of the horror. >> hey! >> where the police at? >> reporter: are hearing him

call for police. he holds onto the hood of a cab iphone fearing for his life. >> right now, i feel blessed t be here. had i lost my life, i could have been injured worse than i am. >> reporters it started thuy afternoon. he was driving h nissan near georgetown. d.c. police say he stopped at a red light and a cab driver rear-ended him. >> a minor accident turned into the wildest thing i could ever imagine. >> reporter: derrick got out of his car to exchange insurance n. informatio >> as soon as i approached the car he put it in reverse and o tried tleave. >> reporter: police say the driver accelerated knocking eric onhe hood and drove several blocks. eric eventually fell off, hurt his leg and accidentally dropped his cell phone in the cab. good samaritans helped him call 911. >>olice were able to stop him. >> reporter: officers stopped the cab driver a few blocks away and police found eric is a phone

under the driver's syat. the arrested the cab driver and charged him with leaving the scene of an accident. >> i thank every officer involved in the situation. >> reporter: we tried to talk to 'thim. he didnant to talk on camera utand bonded o on jail. he said the police account was inaccurate and will have a court appearance within the next few weeks. some marie stone. >> quite a scene there. a path of destruction in the midwest. >> a flood emergency. people swept away, trapped in their cars, clinging to trees for their life and many neighborhoods destroy in the twisters. >> guy, the damage is bad. right now, that threat is far from over. >> you got that right.u' yo seen these tornado warnings coming in for st. louis and kansas, right? >> that's right. we've seen 36 tornado reports

compared to 30 yesterday. >> we're keeping an eye on it. we were just talking about this here, in oklahoma, they really get the brunt of s thesetorms and twisters and flooding ravaged the agregion, d spread across the state, more than a dozenre tornadoes to through homes in that area. >> got the kids and make sure they're okay and put them in this hallway and got blankets and huddled together. i thank god we're all okay. >> then, there's the flooding on top of all that. teams rushed to save a woman nearly pulled under by the floodwaters, clinging on to a tree on the highway. the situation is terrible. all ross the state roads have been closed because it is too dangerous to drive. it's even dangerous for animals who have to deal with those conditions on their own. here's the thing. we've seen these scenes and have much empathy for folks going

through it. ou can't help but wonder wi that affect us hire? >> in a couple different ways. the first, warmer temperatures and even us, a chance for stronger storms coming upth sday. it's still in the middle part of the country. once again, a huge expanse of weather across t area from minneapolis to the gulf coast. snow towards denver,0- 1 inches south of denver. still seeing tornado warnings to the south and east of the st. louis area. eventually, that storm is going to be bringing in warm air after a high temperature of 73. warmer air suppressed down to the south and makes it way in tomorrow. i will show you what they hold and what it means for your smorial day weekend aell because it will have an impact here, too. see you in a minute. >> thank you. an historic moment for d.c. catholics, archbishop gregory is

the first african-american to hold that position in washington. cardinal bishop and hundreds of priests packed the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception. worshippers walked on as he walked on holding the mandate from the pe. he replaces cardinal world. >> i thank the hly father for that righteous challenge, more an opportunity. m i pled loyalty, respect and fraternal affection to him once again. >> archbishop gregory will celebrate a mass of thanksgiving thisoming sunday at the cathedral. now to a bombshell. i.c.e. is calling out the george

iounty dete center for giving two ms 13 gang members the opportunity to kill a 14-year-old girl. >> josue fuentes ponce and joel escobar were in the u.s. illelly when arrested on attempted murder charges last year. a spokesperson for the custom enforcement said they were released despite an i.c.e. detainer. four days after the arrest, the two were taken to a state facility. the agency has not commented. the twore we arrested again almost a year later after the body of 14-year-old ariana funes diaz was found in this river on may 14th. they were charged with planning and carrying out the murder with a third teen, cynthia hernandez

thought because they she would tell. it appears at least one of the two male teenagers pleaded guilty to ach lesser ge last year. >> in this situation we don't know the specifics of the case but know the majority of charges were dropped and h was convicted of robbery. >> reporter: both the 14-ar-old victim and suspect had been reported missing from the county. the metro shutdown saturday brings lines at reagan national airport to a screeching halt. there are work around. new hov slug lines are forming arou springfield, van dorn street and landmark mall in the rning. in the afternoon pick up 19ette and f, 14th and madison and enfant plaza.

check the washington info app for morechnformation. ck metro shutdown. tomorrow, we learn about an issue that nearly took down the governor of virginia, how did a racist picture show up on ralph northa s page? it appeared in the eastern virginia medical school 1984 student yearbook. the disclosure brought calls for his resignati fromround the country. northam first apologized for the photo, then denied being in it. the school authorized an independent investigation to find out just what happened. the results of that investigation are being revealed school w morning at the in norfolk. northern vrginia bureau chief, julie carey will be there and have coverage starting at 4:00 tomorrow. oreo cookies are a popular snack and may have been on ben carson's mind today. >> the secretary of housing and development got a littleus

co when being questioned by a lawmaker about a real estate term. leon harris is back to explaine th cookie confusion. >> we have seen a lot of tension on the hill of late. that was a d completelyferent situation. cookies and milk go together great, cookies and real estate? not so muc but they did when dr. carson mixed up a technical term people in his department use for an oreo cookie. this happened during his testimony for foreclos e properties. >> i'd like you to get back to me to explain the disparity between reo rates? >> oreo? >> no. not oreo. >> real estate? >> what's the o stand for. >> own organization. >> real estate owned, what happens when a property goes to real estate.

>> the secretary mistook re for oreo. he seemed a little stunned whe asked if he kew what the ac dpli acronym oreo means. he took a picture of a pack of oreo cookies and thanked for and offered her a snack of oreos. the oreo cookie company decided to capitalize on the moment tweeting reo stands for really excellent oreook co. everyone knows that. if you noticed in the picture, yes, dr. carson served up a package theouble stuffed variety. >> he will not make that mistake again. >> not again. next at 11:00, working for you to keep your car safe amid thousands of car break-ins in our area. >> one woman tells the news4 he i-team had eight car

break-ins herself just last year.

> byhe thousands in our local driveways and street curves. >> a neighborhood investigation revealing break-ins everyday in our. ar >> what thieves are targeting and what police want youo do right now. >> reporter: a crime that can take less than 60 seconds can

ruin your whole week. >> it's consistent in my part of the neighborhood, having break-ins every night. >> reporter: near her home near rfk stadium, denise says it has happened more than twice. >> i about eight last year. >> reporter: while parked along hhe curb. >> reporter: wat are they taking out of your car? >> they're takingchange, cords, electronics. >> reporter: security cameraso shows me of the techniques thieves use in the district, pulling up smasng inal thesio b checking for unlocked car doors late at night. even breaking the window on a busy street midday. >> it's about getting the property as qckly as possible. >> reporter: saying car break-ins really have no pattern. >> looks like shopping bags. >> reporter: easy to spot

potential targets which saw 270 car break-ins just in december. >> this one has a lotof items in the car, if you're just walking by, you could probably see it from a few feet awa >> reporter: tens of thousands of items stolen from cars in the district. >> people will have a punch device, break a window and take the item right there on the seat and that can be done in less than a minute >>porter: we wanted to know targeting?e crooks we got a list of stolen items catching the eyes of thieves. number 5 might surprise you, papers and documents the things we often toss in the passenger't seafter an appointment or work. >> b they might looking for your identity and where you go. >> reporter: number 4, clothes,

hung in a back window. number 3 stolenoitems, cuter hardware, like that work laptop. and other computer>>electronics. can look and see there's a bag in the floorboard. >> reporter: it didn't take long to spot the number one item, purses and backpacks. >> the reason they're commonly targeted, a quick break of the window and quick handle whatever the bag is attached to. >> reporter: denise doesn't take any chances these days. they've broken into your car and taken the change? >> yes. li it takes away trust. when you're ng in a community you want to trust. >> reporter: hoping to prevent that ninth break-in. >> for things reported stolen in the disirict vit our washington app and click on

"investmgations." i' a little surprised by documents. ocuments. i got the laptops and phones. >> we're commemorating asian-american and pacific ireland month. our own reporter went to a meeting for organ donor about their environment in the stem universe. learn about it, search "asian-american heritage." >> lots of wild weather, doug. we came out pretty nicely. >> we have gor wouseather. we have a shot for me. we have a shot for jim, if that's possible?> > which shot? >> look at th moon over your shoulder. >>y gosh. >> isn't thatrg goeous? >> it's golden.t' >> ijust coming up. >> let's leave this shot up a ttle longer. >> backlight.

what a g night tonight. it will be co tomorrow morning. temperatures for some in e low 50s and maybe even upper 40s in the coldest spots. i think we'll stay around the 56, 57 degree mark. high temperature in the 70s a after high today of only 73. that actually came at midnight. 63 degrees. 7 miles an hour to the north. 57, gaithersburg, 56 degrees in huntington and 50 degrees in winchester. why some may get to the upper 40s. i don't think you will need thet j sun comes out, even at 6:30 or 7:00, the sun is hot. we have to look back to this storm. look how big this is. snowfall in denver, the biggest storm they've seen this late in

may in 45 years. the tornadoes ongoing in the st. louis area. tornado watch in parts of illinois and missouri. for us, it's bringing us something first, warmer air from the south moving in from the frombringing in warmer air the south temperatures starting thursday and friday. high temperature tomorrow, 76. another beautiful day. doesn't getore perfect. light wind. 97 on thursday. on the warm side. 40% chance of showers or storms. we'll be watching that. 86 on friday and 87 on saturday. and even warmer sunday, high of 90.

86 degrees monday. memorial day. only a 30 to 40% chance. better chance next week. 90 degrees on sunday looking really good. thebeaches, in the 70s. who's going to the beaches? it'sme, in ocean city, maryland. >> we know the weather has to be good. >>coming up next, late dwraum for nats and mets, following a war of words. >> jimmy fallon. >>

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the nationals. the season filled with drama. a real head scratcher, the latest beef between teammates with the white sox in 2016. a few dust-ups over the years flared up last night. frazier said eaton started all of ttis and it should be seled on the field. eaton'sesponse? >> he's like an old girlfriend. i'm not going to bring it up. veryil chdish, honestly. do you guys care what happened in 2016? this is 2019, guys. ion what he wants to stir up ore ve, i'm kind of over it. honestly, i didn't ask for any of thi t nk it's kind of ridiculous. >> whatever this is, good news, t looks like the beef has been squashed. eaton and frazier talking things out before the game. nice to this nice to see. soto at the top of the plate.

look at this, sending it to the second deck in theright, his seventh home run of the season, nationals with a 1-0 lead. and davis up with two on, takes it over the fence in right, a three-run shot. davis a little excited on mets taking the lead. the eighth tied at four. juan soto having a great night. lines it into the corner. trai turner comes in score and anthony, third. nats back on top. a little drama in the ninth. mets with their final to out. chopper to turner, throw it to first, not in time. the winning run across the plate. it is reviewed but upheld. mets, walk-off winner, 6-5 against the nats. the "game of thrones" at frazier yards, king of baltimore

with a two-run homer. two home runs abi five in the game. o's h allowed threeme runs in the ge. 11-4, over the yankees. st. loui waited 49 years to see the blues play in the stanley c final. firing in, scores. kind of trickles in there.k they a 2-0 lead. that wins them the game. 5-2. st. louis one ste closer to their first stanley cup in a 52 year history. i have a very happy husband at home. >> you do. >> you do. thank you, sherree.

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