your cholesterol levels. ands we've got thi breaking news as evening. a dramatic arrest i terrified women in a local community. >> a man who spent a decade in prppon for kidnaing a woman has been arrested again for raping two women inside their homes last month. >> news 4's mark segraves live in the northest neighborhood of mount pleasant withhe story. mark. >> reporter: yeah. good afternoon. i have to tell you, this story has so mawi different ts in it. one of the most bizarre twists is thein 2007 kidnapp that you spoke of that he spent more than ten years in prison for happeneo aln this very same block of irving street back in 2007. and then in late may he's it charged w raping two women on two separate nights also in this 1600 block of irving street. yenterday he broke i a third house and tried to attack two more women. this time he was -- u've seen

him caught on surveillance tape. we can show you surveillance from the first two attacks, but this time the women screamra. they out of their house and a neighbor heard the commotion. he came and chased the suspect through this alley,own the street. police say he threw a brick at the neighbor who was chasing him, but the neighvr did not gie up, kept chasing him until police were able to a comend aid him and theyfinally captured him. >> we spoke with two women who didn't want to go on com ra. >> i didn' comply. i confronted him. my objective was to try to save my daughter hed get out of house. so believe me, at any time he could have hit me, shot we have -- you know, anything in the house,in my back as i was running out, of orter: police have now -yea

sexual assaultars we a ofasll tering into this third building. again, he was on supervised rease havgst jinen bue serving ten years foridnapping a woman in this very block. that's the very latest. back to you guys in the studio. mark, he's just been let out of prison on the supervised release in april. do f know i they use an ankle bracelet to monitor his wh> reabouts? >porter: you know, we've asked the federal agency that monitors prisoners thaveryuestnnd w ase asked rle mpd. we haven't gotten an answer yet. i can tell you that even if he did have a gps bracelet, the way those work is it doesn't really tell police where he is 24 hours time. police have been monitoring that bracelet and they don't monitor that on an ongoing basis. but police could go back to use as evidence in these cases to find out if he was in the location at the time that these two recent rapes happened.

so while that couldn't have prevented necessarily these attacks from happening, it could be very good evidence that prosecutors could use to get a conviction for this man. >> marke saves live in northwest. thank you, mark. the other breaking news right now in pince george's county. >> that's right. we're expecting to hear shortly from police just over an hour ago they announced they had located aenager who they believed had been abducted. earlier investigators say that 16-year-old girl they've been -- who's been missing from d.c. for a couple of weeks and this morning police are saying that someonekip from maryland. right to otracee wilkins. what's the word?> >porter: well, we're standing fwie hear from prince george's county police and when they are doing a press utside of the e district one in a little bit to update us. the good news is erica alvarez

has been loecated safely. they are interviewing her and trying to put the pieces together. here's what police were telling us. they say that alvarez who is 16 years old was found the 8100 block of 15th avenue and thlaey'rey sa ying that at le oe suspect got out of the vehicle, pulled her into the car and that person was wearing a mask, wearing all black, s a male, and then took off with alvarez in the vehicle. now, prince george's county police say that she had been missing from d.c. since may 20th and that they have been seeing her here in langley park for some time. actually one person told us they had seen her haning around apartment complex going in and out of the laundry room and then today this apparent kidnapping. prince george's county police also told us at around 6:00 this morning someone called police saying that they saw her and eppeared to be disoriented. when they cam to talk to hershey wasn't there and a few hours later they get a call she

had been kidnapped. we will hear from the police who will eeylain how there able to find the young girl and what happened today. back to you all in the studio, pat. >> tracee, a lot of questions to be answered. thank you. we have some more breaking news this afternoon. a new deadly twist into the investigation of the death of a maryland couple in the dominican reenublic. w, this is a shocker. >> how do you start piecing this together? nbc news has confirmed a pennsylvania woman died at that same hotel under similar circumstances five days before that prince george's county couple were found dead there. the woman in this latest case has ben identifi as a 41-ye allentown, pennsylvania. sa a statement to nbc news, her brother-in-law she collapsed may 25th after having a drink from the mini bar at the all-inclusive bahia prince

hotel. her cause o death was res p respiratory failure with cause edema, the same of death as the prince george's county couple who were found dead in their hotel roat at th same resort just five days later. the u.s. state department confirmed this latest death in t stent writing in part, quote, we offer our sincerest condolences to the family for their loss ande are in close contact with local authorities regarding their investigation into the cause of death. we stand ready to provide all appropriate consular assistance. we have a team of producers and reporters working this story looking for updates throughout the evening here on news 4 and of course our nbc washington app. what an interesting turn of events, leon. >> interesting and >> yes.ing. >> thank you, wendy. a career firefighter with frederick county was found dead his morning on his property in

dickerson. drew jones was found under thactor at the bottom of a steep bank. discovery started a search on the property when jones didn't show up for work this morning. searchers called in the y montgomeunty technical rescue team for help. unfortunately, when they got to him, they dscovered thathe had died from this injury. we are still working to find out exactly how all of this happened. we have some brand new information about the deaths of two people inside a prince george's county town home. police are w calling it asu murdeide. the couple was found dead inside a bedroom at the home on east bonniewood turn in clinton. they say 49-year-old gordon johnson shot 46-year-old annika brown before turning the gun on himself. earlier today news 4 spoke to an ex-girlfriend who had a child withhn joson. she said he had his faults, but that he also served his country. >> i want people to remember

gordon as someone that served. united states air force for 20 years. i want people to remember gordon for the good things that he is capable of doing. this is a tragedy. >> however, ben says gordon also had a dark side. more 's darcy spencer has on that part of the story ahead on news 4 at 5:00. now let's turn to a heartbreaking storynd a tragic reminder of the importance of having working smoke detectors in your home. a woman in her 80s died after heavy flames engulfed her northeast washington home overnht.s firefighterlled her out of the second floor of her home on lauren street in the brookland neighborhood, but ae died lr from her injuries. her son escaped the fire.st invegators now are trying to figure out exactly what started it. they say that the home had smokt detectors, buo batteries were working in them.

virginia's governor ralph northam calli the general assembly back into session over gun control. the governor's decision comes as a response to the mass shooting in a virginia beach municipal building that left 12 dead. in a room filled with fellow democratic lawmakers, northam says he's going to try to revive out a half dozen gun safety measures that were killed in committees last session. they include universal background checks, a ban on assault weapons, suppressors of bump stocks and a return to a one gun a month purcha limit. >> i will be asking for votes, not thoughts and prayers. >> just ahead here on news 4 at 5:00, northern virginiajuchief lie carey has reaction from gop w lawmakerhose say they're

oi omengasges tfrom gu pn rghts l who say that not one of the governor's proposal would have saved any lives in virginia beach. the second day of president trump's visit to the united kingdom will be wrapping up soof and sor it's been a day of politi politics and protests. let's go back to the live desk. wendy. >> after that dazzling pageantry of last night's lavish state banquet hosted by the queen, the present and first lady returning the favor. they're hosting at a dinner at winfield house wheree th president and mrs. trump are staying while they're in london. earlier today the president attended a working session with british prime ministertheresa may and afterwards they held a news conference where the president insisted he did not see the thousands of people on treets protesting his visit. >> coming over today there were thousands of people cheering and then i heard that there were protests. i said where are the protests.

i don't see any ptests. di see i did see a small protest today, very small. >> they set up a giant robot with the likeness of the presidentitting on golden commode and near parliament there is a giant balloong depicte president as a baby wearing a diaper. the group that organized claims there were 75,000 people, but nbc'sen richarl says the closer was probably closer to 15,000. he says he also saw people on the streets in support of mr. trump, but he says the supporters were outnumbered by the protesters approximately 10100 to 1. >> right now the redskins are recovering after the first day of mandatory mini camps. a lot of familiar faces back in ashburn for the first time all season. and that is our familiar, face sherree burruss. tell us about it. takeaway?r biggest

>> the biggest takeaway who wasn't here, seven-time pro bowler trent williams not at practice reporly wanting a new contract, but many familiar faces did take the field for the first time this off-season here redskins park. today the first day of a three-day mandatory pracmace. josh norn making hisap first pearance in ashburn. same for running back adrian peterson. peterson one of the bright spots for the redskins last year setting a new dale to come back to the team a few months ago. i is already bringing it. >> this year i'm coming with the same mindset i had last year. come in, put my best foot forward and help this team win a championship. aid thing coach gruden earlier today in meeting is i don't care if you're a rookie,

a big shout out to the members of the wilson high school crew team. >> they just took home theio019 natl championship trophy. >> news 4's molette green spent the morning withte th talking about their big win. >> reporter: we're out in the water on the river, early orning practice with wilson crew team. all of them are here, the girls, the guys. in this yellow boat are our

neighbor champions. ohose eight young men a. we've got the ch with us in the boat that i'm in. coach joe mcmullen, talk about what iteels for them to win. >> well, it took a lot of realld hard work a then on race day going into the grand final i told the boys we need a really strong start. we have to do the moves together. and we're goingo t be in a position to take this home, buti we're g to have to sprint it home at the end. and they all rallied together and captain rory who is in the sen seven seonth seat gave a really g cheer. they got in the boat and we were focussed and we went out and executed and i was very nervous all day during the race. watched them come down. i saw them winning. i said a chance here. they did i p

lled it off. natal t is there givingm -- she's the safety, right? >> yes. she's the safety of the boat she's also the boat coach and the cheerleader.ev she does ything. >> congratulations, wilson crew! molette green, news 4. >> that is so 'texciting, isn it? >> you don't get an appreciation of how fast they're going until you actually see them on he water. i've seen them on the water on a regular basis. >> they're eautiful to watc >> yes. and by the way, the only public school team to win is championship. way to go, guy. >> kudos to you. >> way to go. tomorrow on news 4 today. get ready for sister nommics. >> molette is working for you in the community with details on a women's focus economic summit that's happening in her area this weekend. thehe's going to be live district with everything you need to know. that's coming up tomorrow on news 4ay tod. we have somepo more imant

information for parents right now as we get ready to send kids off to summer camp. how some programs are addressing the measles outbreak. >> a mother kille in a fire. how neighbors are remembering her. and don't expec t last. doug and tracking chances for potentially strong storms torrow. he'oms

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. i'm wendy rieger. if you are just joining us, let's get you caught up with four things to know on this no tuesday aftern. we are waiting to hear from police in prince george's county. just over an hour ago they announced they had located a 16-year-old girl who they said had been kidnapped this morning in langley park. investigators have been talking with the teenager who had been reported missing from the district a couple weeks ago. wre going to havean update at the top of the hour. a man suspected of raping two women on the same street in northwest d.c. last month has been captured.ce d.c. poli say lester wilkerson tried attacking two women again at me on irving street yesterday. a mother and daughter. both inde screamed. a neighbor ran after wilkerson until police arrested him. court documents show wilkerson had just gotten out of prison in

april. he'd been in for kidnapping another woman on thatme street back in 2007. there is a new and deadly twist to the investigation into the death of a prince george's county couple in the dominicanp reic. nbc news has confirmed that a pennsylvania woman died at that same resort hotel under similar circumstances. five days before they were found dead there as wll. death also s respiratory failure and pulmonary e dem ma. > governor northam is calling the general assembly back into session. he wants to revive about a half dozen issues that died in the legislative session. addressing gun violence startsw hholding criminals accountable. pat and leon, back to you. >> thank you, wendy. a brazen burglary on a lazy

weekend morning. it was all caught on home security cameras and the family was at home. >> andohe thief tok his time inside that home. coming in and out of the house, lulihe electronics. news 4's jackie bensen went to the d.c. neighborhood where all this happened. >> reporter: take a good look at that burglar ose image was captured by various security cameras at a house on ellicott street northwest. it was just befored dawn s morning. the police report sayshe homeowner left a back door open because their kids were having a back yard camp out. the man wearing a baseball campt and sho can be seen bringing small electronic devices out of the house. he appears to be hecking them out before putting them in a backpack. at one point he plugs a charger into a phone. it's not clear if it'shis phone or one he stole. that struck people as a particularly bold move. >> that seems anwa odd to carry out that activity.

>> despite the a tount ofme he spent lingering, the n was able to leave the property without alerting the hoerm owom who only realized something happened when they noticed missing items. police want to hear from anyone else in the neighborhood who feels they may have been targete by this burglar. northwest, jackie bensen, news 4. more now on that ernight fire in northeast washington that took a mother's life. firefighters pull epahanna williams out of the second floor of her home on lord street in the brookland neighborhood, but ser died later from h injuries. news 4's aimee cho reports. >> reporter: this is epahannal wiams. her son describing her to news 4 as a loving mother and grandmother. one of her neighbors says heew knilliams for years and that he helped raiseim like a son. this morning williams' house caught fire.

williams' son was also home at first responders his mom was trapped inside on the second r. firefighter racing against time to try and rescue her, but williams later died of her injuries. it took first sponders several hours to put out the fire and allhe hot spots. investigators still trying to figure out whatcaused this deadly fire. fire officials say there were smoke detectors in the house, but they had no batteries. firefighters will likely be back in this neighborhood later today to pass out free smoke detectors and try to event anymore tragedies. aimee cho, news 4. 100 years ago today the senate passed the 19th amendment giving women the right to vote. to mark milestone, the #19that100 now trending.et t onamthg one frome sry andulre whch looks riatan the barriers of having t

wait in line to vote and acts of violence. it was a lng and difficult road to get here. in 1878 the amendment was first proposed and defeated. even though the bill did not have support from lawmakers, it was reintroduced evy year for the next 41 years. according to published reports, eight days after the 19th amendment was ratified, 10 medical women the electorate. franklin de franklin roosevelt became the first president whose mother was eligible to vote. thegs motherinof harding, coolidg skper coolidge, and hoover passed away before it happened. doreen gentzler explains how the measles outbreak c impact your child's summer program. what you can do to keep your s kidse. other than bringing them back to life, this is the

closest we are going to get to jurassici' park. m inside the new fossil this exhibit is pretty amazing. come be a kid again. here's a live look at our reston camera. t noticee haze starting to move in. this haze is actually coming veom wildfires. i'm going to ha more on where these wildfires lse and a a ook atl an infected person coughs or sneezes. you get measles just by being in a room where a person with measles has been, even up to two hours after that person has left. if you're sending your child toa camp they're not asking for your vaccination records, then ma ye that's something that ought to re-evaluate about the camp. >> exactly. that's what you should be concerned abouty' if there not

asking that question. >> right. >> good stuff, doreen. thank you. news 4 is working for you in the community sending out congratulations to uates of langley high and mcclain. >> and aimee cho gave the commencement adess there sterday encouraging the students there to -- former students we can now call them, just to makere that they open the doors that they wa to go through and they can force that to happen. >> there were about 400 graduating seniors at langley this year and we wish them much success. >> congratulations. >> i love langl. >> i did a commencement a few years ago and everybody showed up wearing some kindof tartan cloth. >> team spirit. >> i love today because i hit home run there is for herndon high school. >> you hit another home run today. >> thanks. >> this game is about to change.

>> the game is going to change. going tochange in a very big way as we move on through the day tomorrow. 's changing rightnow. you heard what amelia was saying about the wildfires. this is a great cot. you guysan see it on the great monito the right it's a little booer and to the left a little whiters that i that smoke from those alberta wildfires coming across our region.e that will makfor a really nice sunset in a couple of hours. watch out for that. sitting at 77 degrees. that smoke is not going to have any issues on health or anything like that. 77 degrees now. 74 by 7:00. dropping to about 68 degrees by 11:00. a really nice evening across our region. tomorrow things start to change again. right now enjoy what we've got. temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. just a glorious day. no rain to about. we're going to stay dry today. we're going to stay dry for the first part of tomorrow. watch this. back to the w

the storm system in here. that will make its way across our region and weave a chance for severe weather during the afternoon. it's not anything like we saw on sunday. they said are we expecting the same typef hail? we saw golf ball size andhail. we are not sbektiexpecting that. we are expecting sev weather ahemingf the c id obe stormsn n 2:00 and 9:00. the bigest concern will b heavy rain that could lead to isolated flooding concerns. winds potentially gusting up to 60 miles an hour. that could lead to wind damage. we can't rule out someail. maybe an isolated weak tornado. but for the most part tomorrow is about the wind, the heavy rain and maybe some small hail out there between 2:00 and 9:00 opinion here is future weather timing it it's another really nice morning. a great morning for a run or even just walking to notice the clouds here or the lack of clouds, i should say,

beuse you'll notice the clouds building in around lunchtime. then that leads to afternoon showers and thuerstorms as the disturbance moves through the area. 2:00 p.m., the metro area still mainly dry. maybe stuff firing back to the west. 3:30, notice the bright colors starting to show up. that's the chance for heavy rainfall and some stro, maybe even severe thunderstorms that could slow down that evening commute as they move through the area.etro still overnight wednesday into early thursday morning we could sevi rain mong through the regio s. tomorrowcattered to widespread. you want to have tbr umla handy. know you'll llikely be deang with rain or at least hearing om ody dealing with rain during the afternoon and evening hos. thursday maybe a few hit and miss showers and thunderstorms. more so it's hot and humid out there on thursday. >> after yesterday and where we are not hot and humid at all, we go right back to it over the next couple of days. day, nice weather friday ands at tsahough. nice weather.

84 degrees for the pride parade going oning to be a big part of that. we'll have a booth out there. 82 on sunday. chance of storms m again onday