>> oh! >> the stunning encounter with a real-life jaws. anything this big before. news4 at 4:00 begins with breaking news. >> let's begin with the breaking news, update to aur distng case of child pornography involving a former drama teacher in northern virnia. >> detectives have identified more victims. rafael shaklubskys on leave from his j at herndon high school. we're monitoring the developments this afternoon. >> we're getting new information as we keep an eye on the news conference in fairfax county. fairfax county police say some of the victims of rafael shaglovsky, the theater director at herndon highsc ol. were students, police arrested him in april. say he hid cameras in an au pair's room in his reston home.

during their investigation, police tell us they uncovered 3500 videos. some showinghild pornography. the suspect is facing 20 additional charges in connection with those police say they've identified some of the victims, we're talking about students ang the victims at the school. now in a letter to parents earlier this year, herndon high school's pncipal said the additional charges are not related to herndon high school and do not involve any students or staff from the school. again, we're monitoring this news conference, live pictures coming in from fairfax county. any new developments we'll brine t to you on news4 throughout this hour and at 5:00 and 6:00. inck to you from the live desk. >> you have to t parents in that community have been fs ring thifor some time. more eaking news this coming from the white house. secret service takedown and take swift action after a person tried to jump a bike rack this afternoon on the north side of the complex along paeennsylvani

avenue. secret says said someone dropped a backpack and made a run for it. pennsylvania avenue just reopened to pedestr n as few minutes ago. ewe're still working ton the man's identity. wendy? >> after ten days of investigation -- >> well okay. oun days of investigating and 11 arrests, we c learn new details in the next hour about the motive behind the david ortiz shooting in the dominican public. official there is will be holding a news conference at 5:30 this evening. authorities tell us that the june 9 shooting was part of a sophisticated plot to kill ortiz, but so far, they haven't explained anything any further. the former red sox slugger ai rem hospitalized in boston. doctors say his condition sim proving. let's get to our firstheck of the forecast this evening. to tell you where you live you could see rain tonight -- again. meteorologist amelia draper

standing by in the storm center. the words tonight are rinse and repeat is that it? >> absolutely, leon, another hot and humid day. most of us have been dry up po until this nt. but very similar to yesterday, we're going to see some areas of rain and maybe a few rumbles of thunder tonight. yesterday rain favored aeas along 66 and 50, the beltway and then to the south. tonight rain is going to favor areas in our weste zones, frederick, loudoun and fauquier counties. if you want take the kids outdoors, you'll be fine over ahe next hour or two. especially theher east you are of washington. but we're going to see rain moving in between west and east. the timelineonight favors about 6:00 to 99:00 p.m. in the metro area and it' going to be this showery activity that pushes into the region. now not seeing a huge threat for severe weather tonight we might see a few soakers, heavy rain, but it's not a huge coern. right now we're at 85 degrees

birks 6:00 p.m. we'll have rain west ofsh wagton and around washington. that could mean for trouble for the nats i'll have more on what to expect upur by hour tonight and tomorrow coming >> we're seeing a pattern that repeats nights after night. why do you think tomorrow might be different with severe >> tomorrow we have a trigger. tonight we have a front situated to our north. we don't have the trigger to st touch off rms. we have all the ingredients there, but nobody is hitting start on the oven tonight. tomorrow a cold front ves through the area and that is going to be our trigger. and that's why i think tomorrow we're going to have some severe thunderstorms later in the day. hail, gusty winds, heavy rain maybe even an isolated weak tornado, i'll be timingat th out around 4:20. >> another rained-out nats game of course. >> we'll see. now is the time to make sure you've got nbc's washington app on your phone. set weather as your home page and get breaking forecasts sent right to yur phone wherever are. wendy? >> a woman shot and killed at a

montgomery county apartment and the neighbor says this is not the first time that police have responded to that home. news4's chris gordon spoke with the people who knew that victim and he's live in kensington to tell us what we're learning about this case. chris? >>l wendy, a call from a resident inside this house, alerted police to the fatalin shoot here just before 10:00 p.m. last night. the police report says the rd caller hea arguing, and then a gman screaming, followed closely by severalunshots. montgomery county police rushed to the scene when they got an emergency call. reporting a shooting here at shaftsberry street in kensingtor mand. investigators arrested 48-year-oldan alejo perez leon. police say he shot 33-year-old silvia elenia fernandez, who he lived withth in e basement apartment of this house. spoke with woman who

answered the front > door. >there was a shooting here, correct? >> yes. in the basement. >> these are people who rent from you? >> yes. >> police found a gun near the ictim's body. perez de leon remained on the scene. a neighbor tellse this is not the first time that police haveo been called t the couple's apartment. >> i know there wereolice were there, probably less than a o. month ag but i mean it wasn't you know a big thing. they left. >> then last night what did you see? >> pretty much the police were coming down the street. and hearch a b of you know get on the ground. you know come out with your hands up. dogs barking. police were everywhere. >> neighbors say police investigators spent hours on the sc. >> the bright lights, the police lights and all that was, lit up. alking up and down until 5:00 a.m.

>> shirleys owen said she knew the victim well enough to say heheo. but still, says -- >> it's just sad, it's shocking. >> the defendant, alejandro perez de leon is being held tonig without bond athe montgomery county detention center. he's expected to make his first court appearance tomorrow. that's the latest live in kensington. wendy, back to you. chris gordon, thank you. news4 is committed to raising awareness about domestic violenak. we are breng the silence to help people find hope, find a way out. for resources othe solutions being worked on in the d.c. area, you can open our nbc washington app and search safe at home. fourth of july just about two weeks away, we're finally learning mor about the president's big plans for the holiday. the white house confirming today that president trump will speak before the fireworks. and that's not all.

news4's mark seagraves has been following it for weeks and joins us live for the big reveal. what's the word? >> good afternoon, leon, it could be a little like the military parade that the president wanted to do, but didn't get to pull that off. we nownow there will be a military flyover on fourth of july here on the national mall and there will be a military demonstration here military bands and yes, president trump will be here, too. it's been a tradition in washington, d.c., the annual fourth of july fireworks on the national prall. ident trump has been hinting to weeks about big changes the celebration. including last night. >> on july 4 in washington, d.c., come on down, we're going to have ig day. >> today the trump administration released some details. the parade down constitution avee will begin about 11:45 in the morning. memorial, which will

includee president's speech begins at 6:30 in the evening. then, the capital fourth concert on the lawn of the capitol at 8:00 and the fireworks just after 9:00. democrats in congress as well as d.c. mayor muriel bowser have expressed concern that the president might be politicizingu the fouth o. >> we won't be attending. we're a city where people can give speeches, exercise their first amendment rights and certainly the host of this event is the federal government. it is the national park service. and the president has made a decision to give ah speec on that day. >> now the white house declined to give us the theme of he president's speech for july 4. we can tell you there will be another hge changeif you're coming down here. where they put the fireworks off. there are going to be two companies settin off fireworks from the potomac river. you'll be able to for the first time in many yea gather along

the reflecting pool at the lincoln mellial. what we don't know, where is the best seat toch the fireworks. back to you. >> thanks, mark. and the fireworks just one of dozens of displays planned in the area. that's why we've got a fireworks finderhe on tbc washington app. check it out search fireworks to find out more. some hollywood star power on capitol hill today, asma lawrs held an historic hearing on reparations for the first time in years. leaders are once again h discussing wher the government should compensate thf descendantsslaves. legislation would also create a commission to address the lingering effects of slavery and ogconsider a national apol and the symbolism that surrounds it. today act danny glover and author tanehasi coatesoutestifid

abt reparations for slavery. theirst timethat the topic of going on on capitol hill. >> a national reparations policy is a moral, democratic and economicmp iative. >> in hr 40, this body has a chance to make good on its 2009 apology for enslavement and reject fair-weatherpatriotism. to say a nation is both its credits and debits, that ifo s jefferson matters, so does sally hemmings. >> it coincides with the june-teenth, the end of slavery. a celebration will be held at the am empe church in the north. coming up in our next hour, we take a deeper dive into his words and we'll getocal reaction to this build. >> but first, storm team 4 radaa

shows we hve a lot of green spots heading our way and amelia will be back to tell us what the night has in store for us. >> and hot off the grill -- news4's

storm team 4 is tracking rain for this evening but our chances for severe weather won't

be coming back until tomorrow. amelia draper is here in two one of the biggest barbeque showdowns in the country is just days away. >> the national capitol barbeque battle. >> news4 got some tips from the pit master at the weekend event. >> we got the food on the grill. ribs, chicken, we're ready for a barbeque this morning with famous dave's. >> all ahead of the national capital barbeque battle going on this weekend. i've got my piter mast ross here who is going to talk about the menu for the weekend. give it to me. >> we'll have our award-winning st. louis ribs, south side rib tips, barbequedic chn, fried chicken, texas corn as well as our burnt butts,sm e pork, flash fried and a blackberry ce

barbeque sau >> that's the first time tasting it and it melted in my mouth, okay? i love it. listen, famous dave's is going to have a big presence thiske weend at the capital barbeque battle. crystal can run down why this is so important for you guys to be here. >> it's our 25-year anniversary, we're so excited to share with r all of o fans, we look to show our food, our award-winning st. louis ribs, rib tips, beef brisket. >> check out that spread. i mean it's quite a spread. we're ready to seat. this is ging to befun. the national capital barbeque battle is this weekend. u can go down on pennsylvania avenue and enjoy a whole host of food. famous dave's thank you so much. we did it. >> that was in our front yard. where were we? that is keat keto heaven.

>> it's also you can smell that for miles away. >> it's work putting up with the buns and everyone. >> it will help keep the bugs away, the smoke will. >> it's going to be a nice weekend. >> and it's appropriate thatwi ll be smelling like summer outth re this weekend. summer starts o friday. before we get to friday we're going to be dealing with some rain tonight and then we're in a weather alert tomorrow for a high likihood of some severe thunderstorms moving through the area. so that's going to be our first weather headline. weather alert on your y.thursda i'm not seeing a huge potential for severe thunderstorms tonight. maybe some pockets of heavier rain, especlly west of the d.c. metro area, it's gorgeous out there on friday as summer officially begins. in the first full day of summer on saturday is looking fabulous and really nice on sunday. just e aboutrybody on sunday looks to have dry conditions. here's tonight with future

p.m.her, 5:00 less than an hour from now we could see rain starting to move into parts of thele panhand west have a, down around winchester and the luray area and parts of frederick county, maryland. we hit 6:00 p.m., maybe some us showers png into montgomery and fairfax counties. the heavier rain still favoring the western zones. 7:00 p.m., there's a chance for colors on future weather. nothing too heavy out there. but we could see a delay with the nats game i'm note sng a postponement. the chance for rain starts to diminish between 9:00, and 10:00 p.m. by midnight everything is clearing overnight. it's mild and hot out there right now. here's the hat index, when you factor in the humidy, the temperature of 85 degrees is feeling more like low 90s, we in the low 90s for highs tomorrow. and the heat and humidity along with the cold front moving hrough the area is going to

touch off some thunderstorms later in the day. mainly between 2:00nd 8:00 p.m. and some thunderstorms could be on th%;r24 severe sid. biggest concerns would be the heavy rainfallll foed by wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour and thunderstorms and hail up to the size of a quarter. small risk of an isolated tornado. we're still going to havelenty of dry time if you want to take the kids outdoors to the playground, the park, the pool, earlier the better. 7:00 a.m., 72 degrees. it's dry on your lunchbreak. okay to run an errand but it'sg ng to be uncomfortable out there. 87 by noon tomorrow, it will feel more like 91, and the high of 91 is going to feel like 95 degrees with high humidity levels. and between 2:00 and 8:00 p.m. and 4:00 and 8:00 p.m., areas of rain and thunderstorms moving through the region. the cold front clears our area early friday and it sets us up for beautiful day.

breezy, low humidity, mid 80s. nice on saturday, mid 80s again. coming up, i'll be walking you through the storm chances tomorrow hour by hour and haver mo on the weekend forecast. sweet success for a pair of local sisters. >> you remember seeing them ellen earlier thisyear. they're cute. >> oh, my gosh.on the natial retailer that's going to be slingheir homemade cheesecakes. plus new safety requirents forigh h

now the popular clothing store forever 21 could be in nd trouble as trying to stay afloat in the coming weeks. "the wall street journal" ashion ng that the retailer has hired advisers to help it avert bankruptcy. the chain is suffering from fallinsales and rising debt. loyal shoppers go toev for 21 for $5 tops and dresses but more people are turning to online shopping as you know. a onsumer alert. this is about your baby's high chair. new mandatory standards to improve their safety take effect

today. consumer reporterus s hogan has more on>aby safe now. i'm joined by patty davis with the consumer product safety commission this is eiting news, let's get to it because this is something that a lot of hrents want to know. this is agh chair you said at actually meets the new federals. stand >> that new federal standard goes into effect today. what it has now is an increased stability requirement. so in case somebody climbs up or climbs out or is rocking back and forth, the high chair is not going to tip over. it also has tougher testing t requirementsse straps, so that they don't just com apart when your child is in the high chair. and this warning label, real important, it's much bolder and it's actually tellin parents and caregivers have kids have suffered severe head injuries, including skull ractures fom falling.

>> what should we look f as parents? >> y wanto look for if you're in the maet for a new high chair or you're about to have a baby, get a new high hair. can you look forthe date on the high chair, it should be june 192019 or later. anything manufactured or imported afterashat date h to meet the new feder standard. that doesn't mean you cannot use an older high chair. but the safest option for a consumer would be to get a high chair that does meet the new federal standards. protect your child. >> patty, thanks so much. back to you. now some manufacturers have already been making high chairs that comply with these new st d standar standards. if you're buying a high chair in the near future. be sure to lock for all of those safety features that susan just told you about. news4 is working for your health. we'r going to explain the new research that sa yogurt may help men avoid colon cancer. storm team 4 is monitoring ain on the radar. chances for

otomorrow. amielia is back with who could see strong storms.ar a r hearing on capitol hill today, after danny glover, who was there pushing for a bill reaction odom tay'shearing on

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welcome back. now at 4:30, not much on storm team 4 radar. but by 6:00 p.m., we'll see rain. west of washington. by 00, rain is likely in the d.c. metro area. by 10:00 p.m. rain is mainly east of washington. we're at 85 degrees throughout the evening hours, we'll be falling into the 70s.d we're un a weather alert tomorrow for the chance for some severe thunderstorms later in the day. i'm timing it out hour h byr at 4:45. >> if you're just joining us at 4:30, four things yu need to know this afternoon.

we're learning disturbing new detailsbout a child pornography case involving a former herndon high school drama teach. now policetell us that rafael schklowsky put recording devices in the school, and recorded girls as they undressed. those devices wereidden inside the school for about a year. detectives say there are dozens and dozens of victims. schklowsky is already in jail charged with illelly recording live pictures on a nanny cam. we secret servicearrested a person trying to jump a bike rack at the white house this afternoon. this happened here on the north side of the complex alongsy pennlvania avenue. secret service says someone dropped a backpack and made a run forit. agents immediately took that person into custody. a motive behind the shooting of former red sox slugger david ortiz. it could be revealed as early as today. officials in the dominican republic will be holding a

fireworks show. back to you. >> thanks, jim. hope hicks was one of president trump's closest confidentths, she worked on his campaign and followed him to the whitehehouse. >> as known to call her hopie. >> hicks resigned from the white house last year a day after telling the house intelligence committee sometimes her job required her to tell white today she was back before a different committee and was far less forthcoming. the white house declaring she

had quote absolute immunity from testifying. susan mcginnessas on the hill where democrats say hicks refused to tell them where here offics located in the white house, susan? t >> theyhought that one was ic ridulous. democrats were anxious to hear from hope hicks today, the first whiteiouse official to testfy since the mueller report was released. but by the end of the day, they were less than satisfied. in a hot seat on capitol hill, hope hicks former white house communications director and close confidante to president trump, testifying beh closed doors. >> hop did the president obstruct justice. o> after being named in the mueller report m than 180 times, docrats were eager to hear hicks' account of possible obstruction by the president, efforts to fire special counsela robert mueller more. >> it's very important for the american people to know what happened during the time when donald trump actually was president. >> but hicks,ho once admitted to congress her work for the president required her to tell white lies, now not talking to

lawmakers about her time inhe white house. after administration attorneys declared her immune from testifying. >> there's no legal authority to do so.pu >> reicans called it a waste of time. >> are you learning anything new? >> no, we're not.ar we're heng a rereading of the mueller report. >> the president called the hearing rigged. meanwhile the house intelligence committee continues to seek appearans by white house staff and special counsel robert mueller himself. >> he can testifyoluntarily or he can testify under subpoena. but it's going to have to happen. >> the president talked about the muell investigation during his campaign kick-off yesterday. >> the great hoax. >> and today, blames the probe for poll numbersng showihim trailing democratic presidential candidate joe biden inal critic states. >> and democrats are talking about challenging that claim of unity in court. wendy? >> susan mcginness, thank you.e thstage is set for the first series of democratic presidential debates and news4 inging you o complete coverage of decision

2020. aaron gilchrist will be reporting live from miami as 20 democratic candidates clash over two nights. look for his reports,ey th start next wednesday june 26. can you watch the debate onda and thursday nights, both times at 9:00. >> let's keep our focus on capitol hill. there for the first time in over a decade. lawmakers held a hearing on reparations for slavery. activist and actor danny g over among those lobbying for reparations. he talked about being a grandson for a former slave. saying the need for a national policy on reparations is democratic andimperative. folks want to talk about this ew reparations bill, hr 40 which calls for putting together a commission to study how to put together some sort of financial plan to compensate folks for

reparations. hr 40, a nod to the unfilled promise of 40 acres and a mule to freed slaves.en presal hopefuls have spoken out andth saying ey're for this idea. hat are you listeners saying in. >> our listeners feel like this is long overdo. they agree with reparations.on if had you a business and i gave you 250 years of free labor and no taxes, i think you would be a wealthy man aswell. we're not including the torture, he maiming, the separation of mothers from their infas and husbands from their wives. how do you pay back descendants of lavery? here's one idea. >> something needs to be done. for over 250 years people of te color swead and built this company and didn't receive anything, nothing. come on.

>> we got to talk about mitch mcconnell's comments, the leader in the senate saying there's nothing to talk about here. because no oneaylive todas responsible for what happened during slavery. and he also went on to s that the country has already addressed the issue because we had a civil war that we fought. we had civil rights legislation and we elected president barack obama, so there's no need to talk about this any mo that didn't sit too well with a lot of people. what did your listeners think about that? >> steve harvey went in on it tonight. so you know usually when he h calls out show. he gives you food for thought. he addressed senator mcconnell directly. he was really, he went after point aft point as you mentioned before the civil war and civil rights and last of all s th of president barack obama, as far ca him ling that reparations. i think one of the things that upset him the most is the fact that mitch mcconnell said that he depart feel that he or anyone else alive today should have to

take care of, be responsible for repaying that. and you know, steve, he went in on him. >> well you weren't there when they wrote this constitution that you love to throw in everybody's face. but i have some vivid memories of that, too. remember when we women weren't allowed to vote? your forefathers had put that in the constitution. do you remember when your forathers, mitch mcconnell, put in the constitution that african-americans were three-fifths of a human being? s put member when that in there? had to change that, didn't you? oh, i forgot the whole time you was fighting. to make amends for slavery. >> this week got calls from all over the country wanting to have hat sound bite of the seven-minute closure of steve harvey addressing reparations. >> mincing no words. >> good to see you >> wendy, back over to you. we invite to you stick around for news4 at 5:00, because susan hogan is going to share her list of things to watch for in your home that

could be drainingyour wallet. aw to locate, fix and prevent number of leaks. and then sweet success, we talk to the sisters from prince george's county whose plan to make ends meet during the government shutdown is now a full-fledged business. and spots of showers all over the storm team 4 rad as you can see amelia come back to letw us knowen we can

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to a tasteful story we first brought you during the government shutdown. two maryland sisters turning their furlough frustrations into big business. go they started baking cheesecakes to me ends meet. it turns out they haven't stopped since the shutdown ended. >> their hard work is paying nb a ig way. our shomari stone has the next chapter of one incredible story. >> homemade graham crust. we have a mixture in the bowl and we scooit out. >> nikki howard and jaqi wright >> it's a slice of smile. >> they launched the furlough cheesecake business five months ago. >> i am, tired. but elated.be i cannot lieve the momentum, i cannot believe the support. >> right now they have a big announcement. >> walmart! we will be in walmart stores. 100 selected walmart stores

in august. sweet success. >> they give me a couple of tips. this is the batter, we take it, weut it ihere like this. and you're not going to tell me the secret ingredients, are you? >> no, no. >> news4 told you about the sisters during the government shutdown in january. >> our mother said, you know you could sell these cheesecakes. >> they named their company, the furlough cheesecake, because they were furloughed federal workers, bills were stacking up. >> nobody seemed to care that we were furloughed. they were still going toteharge la fees. >> after the news4 report they appeared on the "ellen show." she surprised them with a $20,000 order. since then they've sold more than 5,000 cheesecakesnd quit their government jobs. >> we're ready for the future and beyond. >> aren't tey great? now this is nice and chilled. you can buy the furloughed cheesecakes at walmart stores on august 18th.

and also you can can get them on their website at the furloughed cheesecake.com. shomari stone, news4. you ate one last night. >> how much of a team player shomaris, it didn't last long. >> amazing. great stuff. >> i might have to orr one online. i can't wait for walmart. to get it directly from them. >> promise you you will not regret it. >> my hips and thighs may regret it, but that's okay, it's worth it. >> how was the, how are we oking now for the night? > i'm not impressed with rai like we saw last night, especially along 66 and 50 and in the metro area. we'll have rain moving through parts of the area tonight. we're talking about scatted rain. hit and mims misout there. a lot of people aresayingt

going to impact the nats game tonight? maybe a delay, but i don't think that the game will be postponed by any means. best chance of rain inside of the beltway will be between about 6:00 and 9:00 p.m.ba d on the latest radar and computer. we're looking at scattered storms tomorrow during the afternoon and early evening hours. some coulthbe severe wi hot and humid conditions. as we look at the storm team radar. it's anemic. good news for yur wednesday. as i widen oure the pic notice i'm tracking some rain still back to the west. this is going to be movingin, but i think if you want to get something done outdoors, in the next hour or two, we're looking fine. rain chances between about 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. that's why the nats could see a delay, but the showers will move through and out of the area. this is tomorrowlu at h, notice we're going to have some clouds and some sunshine, the white is going to be the clouds er.the future wea

moving into the afternoon, we hit about 2:00, 3:00 p.m. we start to see some thunderstorms fire back to the west in our western zones which you're in the western zone you have the best chance for rain avy rain tonight as it moves eas it's going to fizzle ou back to tomorrow afternoon. notice the bright colors, that's heavy rain, gusty winds, even ha l. look at 4:00 p.m. we have a loin of thunderstorms moving through the metro area. it could be severeri bing some hail, absolutedown yo downpours. future weather wants to keep us dry i'm going to say the time period for the potential for rain toenrrow is betwe about 2:00 and 8:00 p.m. you'll only be dealing with it for maybe an hour or two. heading into tomorrow night, we clear out, dry out and we're looking at a fantast friday. a nice breeze, plenty of sun, low humidity, and mid 80s, mid 80s on turday.

sunny skies or a forecast on sunday. it's a high of 87. maybe an isolated thunderstorm later in the day. the best chance of a storm later sunday will in souwest virginia. after that it's 90s next mondayd through thy. >> thanks amelia. now look, frightening encounter off the coast of newse j you've got to check out these images. >> a group of fishermen who or won'tt this soon. >> oh! >> these friends were competing in a fishing tournament when they ce face to face with this massive gr t white shark. >> they had set up a trail of bait to catch fish as you know, but anyone who has seen "jaws" knows how that works out. this was a 16-foot shark that ended up following the bait trail right to their boat. >> definitely were afraid of it coming into the boatmore. because it, it easily nosed its head upast the silver rub rail

and it could have either pushed the boat downat or worst, jump in. >> that didn't happen, nor did he loseool sunglasses, after grabbing some chow, the sha swam off. >> the guys probably weren't even scared. they say they plan to go shipping again today. i wonder if they're going to be dragging bags of meat behind them. >> maybe do a poll with a worm >> i think they had some of shomari stone's cheesecake in there. >> that would do it. >> that will be coming. >> we've got a lot coming up on news4 at0 5: a cause for concern with those motorized scooters. pat town looks a building fire linked to a scooter business. what the company is saying about the investigation. plus a consum alerthis afternoon about something in your home that could be draining your wallet. and the four things you can do

to remedy it. susan hogan reports on how to locate, fix and prevent water leaks. see you soon with those stories in about six minutes. >> i this is annie.

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if you're just joining us, no severe weaer tonight. t amelia says our risk of coming back into the region tomorrow, she'll be timing out the storms next at5:00. a california teen is recovering after being bitten by a sea lion. the attack caught on cara. you can see this 13-year-old girl standing in the water when a sea lion jumps out of the water and bites her on the leg. the sea lion was captured, it's being treated for a possible brain toxin. wildlife oftycials say this pe of attack is extremely rare. four people were charged witi murder today in connec with the malaysian airlines flight shot down over the ukraine in 2014. a team of international investigators in the netherlands issued warras for the arrests of three russians and a ukrainian national. the a detectives say missile downed that plane. all 298 people on board were killed. dutch authorities say russia is not cooperating with the investigation. has not expected to surrender those suspects. new numbers just released esnsmate that millio of

americans are hitting the highwa high. experts warn marijuana cany w le impair a driver'sjudgment for up to four hours after using the drug. nbc's dan shnaman reports. >> smoking, you know that's not a good idea, right? >> srsrtling new numbe from the aaa foundation for traffic safety. an estimated 15 million drivers abeitted to gettingnd the wheel after using marijuana. >> drivers have a disconnect in terms of the impairing effects of marijnna o their safe driving ability. >> that disconnect strikingly clear. the latest aaa traffic safety culture index finding as many as 70% of drivers don't think they'll get caught while driving igh. >> it'smportant that drivers realize you're taking a big risk getting behind the wheel after using marijuana. >> studies fndousing marijuana ters judgment anddriving. >> just because a drug may be legal in your state doesn't mean

it's legal to drive while you're impaired. whether that be by marijuana or iy other substance. >> withinois set to become the 11th state plus w.cshington dto legalize the recreational use of marijuana, joining the dozens of states that already allow medicinal use. safety experts say incidences of driving impaired by pot are on the rise. >> you're not only endangering yourself, but other drivers on the road. >> and potential consequences. we begin with breaking new details th involve former drama teacher who is charged with child pornography. >> disturbing new details,po ce now say he hid recording devices in herndon highl schoo and secretly filmed girls as they undressed. rafael schklowsky is already sitting in jail, charged with secretly recording his live-in

nanny. news4's drew wilder reports here are dozens and dozens of victims here. >> what a heartbreaking development in this case. that's what police just told us about 30 minutes ago, they say dozens upon dozens of victims were unlawfully filmed while they were changing clothes inside of herndon high school. police say that former herndon high school drama teach, rafael schklowsky hid cameras around the school and police say they positively identified ten victims. because many of the images don't show faces, most of the victims will never be identified. fairfax county police s they'v started to notify victims and their families. them, talked to many of not all of them yet. that we're still under way. >>ou y knw, ohe tso's school year. the time is today and we wanted to share with the community

knowing that they're going to have concerns about a person thatey trusted. a person that was in a position of trust. you know, your drop yourds ki off at school, i have three in my school myself. you expect it to be safe environment. this offender let us down and he'll be held accountable for that. >> so police are working with the commonwealth's attorney to bringal additionharges against schklowsky. he's already facing 21 felony counts, including child pornography. now the former teacher has been in jail since april he had this case was blown open by his live-in nannys, who went to fairfax county police, concerned that schklowsky was filming them. police since found 32 recording devices with more than 3500 videos and images. ohey have completed their investigation of gg through all of those images and vi