>> announcer: "news4 today" starts now. following breaking news overnight. developing from virginia beach. a gunn shot and killed 12 people before police shot and killed him. we're live wh the latest. traffic is moving along following a police-involved shooting sha shut down 50 root in anne arundel county. plus a sinkhole is causing a mess in montgomery county. a look at the emergency repairs. good morning to you. thank you so much for joining us this morning. i'm megan mitagan fitzgerald. june 1, 2019. time is plying by, but we check

in with lauryn ricketts with a weekend forecast. sounds like a nice day out there? definitely a nice day. definitely a pool day. a lot of events going ontoday. i can't believe it's june 1st already. absolutely insane, but we'll take it. espeally with the type of weather we'll have today and pretty much throughout the weekend. take a look outside at 5:45 this morning that sun came up. cloud cover this saturday korning. seeing a brea getting into more sunshine later. right now, of course, seeing the clou deck hanging tough over the area but keeping things cool. temperatures around 70 degrees rigth now wi a little breeze now as well but it's a good-looking morning. it's going to be a beautiful afternoon. i do believe we'll have a little more sunshine later this afternoon, more than clouds. temperatures going up into the low 80s by the time we head into the early afternoon. topping out into the mid-80s.

average temperature around 80 degrees. nothing happening on the radar. a lot of stuff going on. especially cycling going on in arlington. looking good for that. rain showers to the south. if travels take you to the south to the virginia beach, the norfolk area, rain showers with area of low pressure off the coast. for the most part dry here. could that be the case throughout the weekend? talk more an that coming up and time it out. thank you. it's happened again. this time in virginia beach tracking a developing story. a gunman killed 12 people and injured 5 more. it happened yesteay afternoon cest after 4:00 the municipal beach facility ter. criminately., ind a long gun battle between the suspect and officers before the suspect was killed. olice are still looking for a motive. we'll have a live report co ing

up a few minutes from virginia beach. right now all lanes on route 50 in anne arundel count are back open after being shut down for hours because of a police-involved shooting. police say last night just before 10:00 there was a report of a possible crash involving a pedestrian on route 50 eastbound right before maryland 244 we're told the anne arundel fire depament was immediately confronted by an armed man. that's when fire cruise call kd police. an officer arrived minutes later. when the suspect didn't drop his weapon e officer shot suect. >> our officer is okay and e suspect agency of right now treated at an area hospital rett threatenin the details. as of this moment stale live at an area hospital being treated.

a gunshot victim, you'll have serious injuries, as far as status, ion't know. authorities say they don't know if an accident actually happened or just a call to get officials at the scene. you can see on your screen a very busy scene along that stretch of road. thealso say there was a lot of people on the scene there when this whole ordeal happened. that's why officers now are questioning witnesses on the scene. new details this morning about the local couple found dead while vacationing in the dough min yin public. the couple was from prince george's county. from upper marlboro the victims' family member, in shock. >> it just hurts. >> reporter: dejuan hamilton is filled with sadness as he eyes fill up with ars. >> i'll never see my father

again. >> reporter: her father 63-yr-old nathaniel holmes and his fianceeynthia day found dead in the dominican republic the same day they are scheduledalschedule d to fly home. >> was supposed to come home sew see the baby today. >> reporter: confirming with the u.s. embassy the coule was found dead in her hotel room at the bahia principe hotel on the south part of the island. >> that's my sister. >> reporter: the couple was engaged. their facebook post this week show them happy. >> she was having a good time. she was enjoying herself. >> reporter: nathaniel's sister says she talked to him.

>> he wasvi ha a great time. >> reportr: an autopsy will be de to discover the exact cause of death and the family will bring the couple home for burial t. shouldn't have never happened. >> reporter: in upper marlboro, shomari stone, news 4 back to coverage of the mass shooting in virginia beach. again it happened at the city's kmuns municipal facility afternoon. the gunman is dead after police say there was a lengthy shoo out. nbc's craig boswell is live in virginia beach with the very latest. craig, th what do we know?g us. >reporter: meagan,yeah. absolute anguish here in virginia beach as thisprawling city municipal complex is now a mass murder crime scene.

investigators te worked through the night combing inrough the vi beach municipal building where a gunman killed 12 people friy. >> theolks who work in that building, their lives are changed. i have a number of officers now processing through what best can be described as wa war zone. their lives are goingo be changed. >> reporter: police say a massacre carried out by a longtime employee. co-workers heard shots ring out just after 4:00. >> i waste trying to lis to what happened, be on the phone with 911. hoping it would be over soon. >> reporter: the rampage stopped by four police officers who confrontan the shooter killed him. >> the best i can describe it is there's a long-term gun batt for police office. >> reporter: a federal law enforcement source says the shooter wasay40-year-old dw cradock carries a gun with a sounduppressor and several

high capacity magazines. he shot one person before going into building 2 at the completh >> go ugh the corridor, a lady on the stairs unconsciobls. d on the stairway, we didn't know what happened. >> put the desk against the door. we didn'tnow if theyere coming in or anything. >> reporter: police spent the night identifying the victims andotifying families. >> reporter: as more than american city tries to make sense of the senseless. now, police say victims were found on all three foors of the building. meagan, back to you. >> craig, this is something you'll followclosely. any idea when we'll get another update to figure out what new inrmation will be released? >> reporter: right, meagan, lots of unanswered questions. particularly the "why?" we should hear from the police

chief in a little less than two hours. at 8:00 this morning and a prayer vigil around 10:00 at local cinema. and stay with news 4 and our nbc washington app for continuing coverage of the virginia beach we are working to get more information and will give it to you as soon as we learn more. indian head highway is a mown trouble spot in maryland. this weekend speed cameras will be activated. we'll told the speed cameras will be moved aroundnd a operate 24 24/7. the highway is one of the most dangerous in our area.6 people were killed over the past decade. there were a significant number of drunk drivers whoed caus those crashes including those who include injury never wind up behind bars. find more in our nbc washington

app. work is under way on river road in montgomery county, and it's all because of ts massive sinkhole. the hole opened up and about 3,500 motorists drivehe through rea every day. cars are being detoured on to seneca road and told to budget extra time to get where you're going. it's not clearlo how ng it will take to fix the hole but is road is expected to be closed at least the next couple of day. sti ahead on "news4 today," a popular shelter gets a renovation. we take a look the christ house on west street in alexandr alexandria. plus a sneak peek at the

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"news4 today." welcome back. talking about a renovated kitchan, freshly pted bedrooms. a shelter that serves hundreds of people each day in alexandria is showing off its renovations. christ hou on west street has an upgradedtc kin, dining room, lobby and residence rooms. the building itself is more than two centuries old. can y believe that? it's been a long time since recent improve monies have been made, but one of the residents in the traditional housing says it's a nice place to come home to, in addition to the transitional house, christ house run as food pantry and soup kitchen. if you'd like to help or find ot more seah "shelter" in the nbc washington app. a chance to see nature in a way you've likely never seen it before. prince william county is cutting the ribbon this morning on the absco creek walk. where turtles, fish, reptiles

and fish thrive. the celebration includes food trucks, live music and science demonstrations at the lodge. at put together informn about the event in our nbc washington app. just search w"boak." and still ahead on "news4 today," getting a look at your saturday forecast as the sun rises. >> reporter: sprucing up your shopping experience. coming up on news 4, the new stores and restaurants you can expect to see?

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>> announcer: you're watching "news4 today." elcome back. time now 6:17. prince george's county is hopi to turn run down buildings into brand new stores and restaurants. the county announced it will give out grants to help spruce up o shopping centers. news 4 aimee cho takes us to one in maryland that shows what the shopping centers of the future will look like. >> reporter: right now at the landing at woodyard shopping center a few options for shopping or eating, but the goal ect is county's new pr to fix that. they say in one year from now when the construction is done, there will be an aldi's grocery store, cafes and sit-down restaurants. prince george's county executive angela alsobrook announcing a

new project to turn old pces intolaces people can be proud of. >> we struggled to have quality food options. >> ooh, i was hay. so happy! >> reporter: idae hill har been coming here's for years and she and her friends are excited to finally see new shops. >> you ju look atit. it's going downwn and and down and down, and nowhen you see these new developers and new people coming in, it really helps. >> reporter: some of the new businesses, chick-fil-a, panera and marshalls and eouht areas around the county get an upgrade. a shopping center in hyattsville and one in the heights. >> couldn't evenalk through iverson. >> feels good. it's time. it's about time. we are making the money. we need the shopping centers here. we are big advocates of what's going on in our community. >> reporter: back at the landing

at woodyard you can alread see some progress. several new stores opened, and many more to come. in clinton, aimee cho, news 4. new trouble in the midwest where floodwaters are breaches levees and flooding more towns. along the missouri, and arkansas rivers, they'll beinged evacuat. you see the raging waters sweep over levees. emergency crews are going door-to-door to ask residents to leave for eir own safety. many have moved to shelters. and hurricane season starts today. experts with the national oceanic and atmospheric administration known at noaa are predicting a near normal hurricane season meaning 9 to 15 named storms this year. of f thoseour to eight could become hurricanes and two to 2:00 four could be at gocategor3

or higher. no predictions how many will hit land and how many will stay at sea. of course, i know a lot of people are bracing for a lot to come over this period of time. >> of course. somebody asked about that yesterday. yeah. hopefully nothing hits the u.s. sometimes they just s out at sea. hard to tell now. of course, obviously we'll watch geting into the summer. not watching much today. >> a nice day today, right? >> yeah. nice day . some sunshine. clouds now but more sunshine as we continue through the day today. so it is going to be a good lookin' day. not the prettiest of days right now, but if up ely, have to get out, walking the dog, getting coffee. not looking that bad out there early this morning. again, just the cloud cover. now, going through theday, we do have more sunshine. we're mainly dry. later on tonight could have a to the wers scooting north of us in the d.c. area and closer to the mason-dixon line, ryt mostly d humidity returns wednesday.

rain chances tomorrow and later thr but nots a washout this weekend. your way out the door this morning grab the sunglasses. you'llm need the with all the sunshine we're getting. more sunshine throughout the middle part of the morning. gain, dealing with a little cloud cover out there early this morning. it's nice. look outn the shenandoah helley. temperatures in t0s for the most part. 60s to around 70 degrees. 74 in annapolis. allergies bothering you? trees and weeds low getting to the time grass pollen on the high side and what you're deoring with unfnately if you have lesni no rain to watch it out. cloud cover. here are showers ifls trave take you south through richmond and through the southeastern coastline of virginia. looking atwe sho and storms, an area of low pressure hanging off the coast. for today temperatures in the mid-80

more sunshine this afternoon. comfortable out there. might be a little cool early this morning, especially if going for an early morning swim. otherwise, late other than this afternoon a great pool day and .ry with more sunshi tomorrow, a mix of sun and clouds. temperatures back in the mid-80s, but also have showers out there as we're dry out there today. again, we have a mix of sun and clouds. more sunshine this afternoon and then you can see a few showers popping up. mainly north of our area later on tonight.om we're dry trow morning pap few showers b especiallyy tomorrow afternoon through tomorrow evening. keep an eye to the sky. no wet throughout the day. plenty of dry time tomorrow. again a chance of rain morrow. oh no. the wrong ten-day forecast. all right. listen, show you that ten-day forecast coming up. that was yesterday's ten-day. we'll show

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welcome back. 6:25. lauryn ricketts is with me. love this part of the show, talking about the rides, firing up and food served starting at 10:00 at the annual herndon festival. >> i've been there before. a fun time. all-day music and entertainment on several stages. of course, our own tommy mcfly with a look at what's in store for today. >> reporter: one big change to the annual herndon festival that go tluz sunday in downtown herndon, food, funs, games,

performers and the location ista different now. in the parking lot of northwest federal credit yoon yun but the same stuff you love and exciting new things on the menu says the mayor. >> take time to come down to the herndon festival.th norern virginia's big effort and we tink best free festival. something for everyone. arts and crafts for little kids, beer and wi for adults. 50 entertainment acts culmina culminating sunday afternoon, vertical hoar rising. great. reminds me of college. hope you'll come out and join us. >> reporter: so much fun n happening iherndon. that's what's up for your weekend on news 4. >> shuttles from herndon h gh school and no coolers or pets except for service dog, and for a complete rundown srch herndon festival, where else? our nbc washington app. >> the washington app. told you about the new york city, the pizza -- where a rat

snatches a piece of. piz >> now washington, d.c. has a squirrel. the squirrel snagged a rses peanut butter cup yesterday. the little guy scampered up the tree but struggled to get -- the soapper. >> body should open it for him. >> chew through the plastic. he'll figure it out. >> so cute. >> the second squirrel. i remember the squirrel with the burrito. >> all kinds of things. got to feed the animals more. >> de your candy, hide your food. >> absolutely right. hide your umbrellasay tod. you won't need them. you will he sunglasses. find out where those are, even though it's a cloudy morning. talking sunshine, also rain chances this weekid. we'll tme it out and i'll show youctthe corre ten-day

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hrough the day but later on this afternoon, well, mid-morning i think the cloud deck will break and we'll see more sunshine especially this afternoon, but who's going to the pool right now? at the armed force the cycling event in downtown arlington a lot of roads shut down because of that. tune into wpot for traffic needs and i'm on for weather updates on the 8s. looking good for cyclists if you're headed to that. because of the cloudmpover and teeratures at 70 degrees it's a nice morning for exercise and a nice morning to get the coffe or walk thatdog. a little bit of a breeze out there but coming out of the north. low humidity. we will takeit it. some cloud cover as i said. a little more sunshine incheste. a few showers in richmond. headed to the beach, newport news area, rain there and a few thunderstorms with an area of low pressure hanging off the

coast. looks like we continue to see clouds fitting in from that. see the spin in the atmosphere from this area of low presre. ain a few more clouds that break throughout the middle part of the morning. sunshine this afternoon. more rain chances. talk abouthat coming up in a little bit. meagan? >> lauryn, thank you. happened again. this time virginia beach tracking a developing story. a gunman killed 12 people and injured 5 more. it happened yesterday afternoon just after fourp at v theirginia beach municipal center. authorities say a longtime city employee named dwayne cradock opened firesc indiminately. officials say there was a long gun battle between the suspect and officers before he was shot and killed. >> a shooting we didn't think it was actually at the courthouse because it was kind of mujufled >> heard people yelling and screaming to get down. >> police are still looking for a motive this morning. a in the wake of a mass

shooting people turn to social media for support. #virginiabeach wassed and shortly aheer t event, a tweetpr he is aying for the city. wormer congressan gabbyr giffods said several tweets velling for toher gun laws and marylandrnor tweeted to virginia offering support the state needs. we have not seen a messagebout e shooting from either na president dod trump's twitter account. a private group planned aig for outside the white house inater today beginn at noon. stay with news 4 and our nbc washington app for continuing coverage of the virginia beach shooting. we're working to get more information. this morning, a homicide investigation is under way in prince george's county. police say around 1:30 this morning they were checking the area aroundle rochel area and found an idle car in the parking

lot. two men inside were shot. one victim died on the cene. e other man was taken to the hospital. no word on the condition right now. and a special meeting held friday after a call by governor larry hogan for anat investn into the university of maryland's deadly virus outbreak. the university's board of th ents has been tasked w looking into the outbreak that sickened 35 people including freshman olivia parago who died. news 4 spoke with her father. >> reporter: the university board of regents now tasked with investigating the circumstances of the dea of a student. it's something her father has been pushing for for months but wants to make sure the investigation is independent. i spoke to him by phone. >> the thing that concerns us is who's going to do the investigation? >> rorter: olivia was a university of marylandn freshma living at this hall when she got sick.

her dad tells me she died last november for complications from the add no virus. >> we wanted to make sure the university is transparent and the investigation is proper and truthful. >> reporter: calling on therd boa of regents to investigate. the board met via a conference call. linda gooden says we'll start e option of working options working with the president and his executive team to see that a thorough and transparent on investigati takes place. olivia had a weakened immune system due to having crohn's disease and staying in a dorm with problems with mold. >> went to the university health center the day after they knew they had the broutk and still didn't tell her. yeah. we hold the university responsible. >> reporter: the father knows an

investigation won't bring his daughter back but says he wants justice for her and to make sure this tragedy doesn't happen to another student. in college park, darcy spencer, news 4. president trump's twitter to add tariffs to mexico sent wall street tumbling with the dow and other stocks taking a nosedive. the president says starting in a couple of weeks h wouldimpose a 5% tariff increasing up to 25% in october. annest to stop illegal border ut crossing b the move could have more of us paying for a lot l extra f of our goods. some top repub are blasting this threat arguing trade and border security are separate issues. district leaders are getting ready for a different looking fourth of july. we've been telli you about president trump's plans to change the event. he is expected to make a speech on the national b mall, d.c. leaders say they still don't

know many of the details. mayor bowser says the changes are expected to put a strain on loc w police. >> have to have more resources likely to support the event. oliceresources. o support the president's movements, additional road closures if needed, and if we have first amendment activity, we, of courseorks support at. >> sources said the fireworks could be moved to the potomac river. s again, nocific plans have been made public just yet. still ahead, why you may be seeing red in the district. what you need to know about the red lanes before you get a ticket. >> reporter: i'm melissa mollet with a look at first four traffic and roads for this ek wed. a reminder on 395. permanently shutting down a section of 395 this weekend. talking about southbound. the hov ramp to the main lanes that will be closing. this sais all part of the expre

lane project. take the earlier exit just after crossing the 14th street bridge solving your problem. might be confusing for a short time. race for respect 5k downtown saturday. road clocher from 2:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. that race stthts between 12 and 13th. the closures include parts of rennsylvania, 10th, 11th and 12th st. armed forces cycling classic, saturday closures from 4:30 in thening to 5:00 in the evening. parts of 110 clark street an crystal drive shut down. have a great weekend. see you monday morning for "news4 today." a traffic alert. this is southbound i-95 at maryland 212 and prince george's county. it is closed. this is a live look. there was a crash involving aor tracttrailer and a box truck. we'll have the latest information coming up when "news4 toy" continues.da

>> announcer: you're watching "news4 today." a big counter fit bust at dulles international airport. customs and border protection seized 209 fake designer smart brand phone cases last month. the cases were authentic they would have been suggested retail price $152,000. displaying brand names like gucci, louis vuitton, mcm, mikey and others. cust mums officials say the phe cases were made of substandard material and poor construction. starting monday, drivers will see red on some downtown streets depending on the time of day. just being in onee of thos could cost you some cash. the city is testing bus lanes and they're just for buses, along the stretch of h and i street during the morning and evening commute. they're fairly obvious. painted bright red. can't miss them.

mayor murrell bowser putting down some paintyesterday. if you're in the lane you could face possibly a $200 fine and get your vehicle >towed. find a way to make buses particularly in this corridor move more quickly and attract more riders. >> the pilot program runs through september but except n bus-only lanes in the coming months. and we want to give you a li look outside. looking at union station. >> a little bit of a breeze in the air there, but lauryn ricketts says going to be a nice day ahead. the forecast coming up. plus, we're going behind the story. a new netflix lseries shedsight on the wrongful conviction of the central park five. we hear more from a maryland i teen who starsthe show.

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unolded and the bravery of first responders who helped stop the carnage. we'll speak with eyewitnesses and to the mayor of virginia beach who's leading his city through this tragedy. that and more as we get started in just a bit this saturday morning. >> just keeps happening. thank you. >> see you. and five black teens in new york city falsely convicted of raping a woman. you likely know the storyf the central park five but we've never seen it told this way. a new miniseries basedn this real-life drama made its netfayx dby today and one of the stars is from our area. news 4's cory smith has the story. >> reporter: in the last 24 hours, he's graduated from high scal and made a television dreut. >> wheid you see the lady. >> what lady? >> reporter: not bad for a kid from waldorf at just 17 is celebrating his big break in hoedwood. >> life is hectic right now. >> reporter: black co-stars in

the mini serious when when they see us" based on the true story of theentral pk five. >> what other way they ever do jus. >> reporter: plating kevin richardson. >> kevin? >> i didn't s anylady. >> i kind of wanted to bring the joy and sweetness to his portrayal as 14-year-old instead of making it all pand a sorrow because he's so much more than that. >> reporter: a heavy task for any actor. he's been doing this since the second grade. >> love being an actor, transform into a different character and tell stories people need to hear, such as thru n. >> reporter: his parents want him to get hid education, proud of him to push through, persevere and accomplish it all. >> reporter: to see her son debut in a mor production of such an important story is something his mother coulon hav hoped for. >> for us, and he totally got this. this is deep and heavy butve you'een given this

opportunity and supposed to be telling this story regard story that will ma you cry and at times cringe. above all, assante hopes you learn something from the series and about the men who lived >> human beings withli ves, dreams, goals, asaspirations. families. so much going for them and so much more than just this case. >> cory smith for news 4. again, "when they see us available on netflix right now and as fsa ate black, plans to take a year off before heading to college to study theater at rutgers university. >> no idea that kid was from our area. i saw a documentary. talking to meagan.me i don't reer that happening i think we too young for it. i saw the trailer. wow. >> lives changed forever. >> crazy. even though out of jail, imagind speg any amount of time in jail for a crime you didn't do?

>> no. that's insane. b it's insane. today,utiful conditions. with the cloud cover out there now, a lot of people talking to me about that, but more sunshine this afternoon. >> awesome. >> making plan later this afternoon. going to be pretty later on. wait for the sun to come out. look going. events early this morning, the cloud cover helps out a little. makes it cooler. even though it's going to feelm cotable throughout the day. of course, it'sokot loing like the prettiest day but will be later this afternoon.da a good pool later on. clouds directly from this area of low pressure off the coast of the carolinas. later a few isolated showers i thought through marylan they're down to the deep south. deep south, virginia. norfolk throughout the virginia beach area. look at t lightning there. an area of low pressure is rotating the cloud cover arnd. see the spin in the atmosphere around that area of low pressure sitting off the coast. as that area of low pressu pulls away, rain pushes away with it and clouds clear. from the west to the east.ma

it be a little while. mid-morning to early afternoon we'll see the cloudsis dsipate. at least we're not talking about any rain around our area. we're dry, and we're comfortable out there. so nglot of thi going on today. we have festival of arts. armed forces cycling class. shut down roads for that, cloud. but nic the kind of weather i want to exercise in. herndon, perfect conditions. herndon, perfect conditions. blast r the past

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