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aimee cho, news 4. >> wow. c thosers were fixed up by the calib caliber collision centers. the workers volunteered their time. jim and doreen are next with news 4 at 6:00. >>> well, we are in weather alerode right good evening everyone, i'm doreen gentzler. >> i'm jim handly. the threat of severe weather may be gone, but some of us are still in for heavy rain, maybe even floodisg. doug tracking the slow moving storms. >>> we're also staying on top o brews. a high school freshman found dead over the weekend. we're working to confirm the connection to a gruesome murder near the chain bridge. >>> and baltimore's mayor is out. katherine pugh resigned butno d make the announcement rself. >>> pictures of a cloud in anne arundel county. part of the lines of storms that sparked warnings all across our area. >> it's been a wild one, folks.o those srms brought heavy rain at times. the storm team 4x4 there driving through it in d.c. and montgomery county. >> let's get right to doug kammerer and find out what is still out there and what's still ahead for us tonight. doug. >> we still h

. >> coming up at 6:30, aimee cho will be live with more reaction to the tweet. >>> this moing, howardniversity remembering a former surgeon with ties to the school who made a nationwide impact. dr. lasalle d. leffall jr. has died. he served with the american cancer vote and other organization he was the former chair of howard's surgery department. dr. lafa was89 years old. >> a legend on the campus. >>> n washington's archdiocese lebrating his first mass at st.u' mathie cathedral. he's the first furniture hold the position. -- first african-american to hold the position. he's taking over for donald wuerl who is charged with not dealing with the sex charges. mow more on the new beginning. >> we arestablishing a new friendship and a newirp that we all pray -- relationship that we all pray will be fruitful and filled with joy. >> the archbishop is archbishop of washington, and he previously served as archbishop of atlanta. >>> we are working 4 your health. a new bionic arm making a difference in a keen's life. then'-- a te life. the amazing technology. >>> today is memorial day. are you

i'm aimee cho in prince george's county. coming up on news 4, the new >>> i'm pat lawson muse.ing n at 5:30 if you are just joining us. multiple people have been injured in a mass shooting at virginia beach's municipal building. police say they believe there's persone shooter and that is now in custody. we're still working to learn the extent of the victim's injuries. we've been watching video from our nbc affiliate in virginia beach, but shows people leaving the municipal center with their hands in the air. the city manager says he's seen victims leaving the public utilities department. this building is next to both the police department headquarters and the virginia beach sheriff's office. we don't yet know anything about the shooter. we do know that the governor, governor northam has just issued a statement. hds just tweeted an the governor says in his tweet my i team and are actively smonitoring theituation in virginia beach. he ss please stay away from the area and follow all instructions from law enforcemel. and we wil keep working the story and we'll have updates for you

ws 4's aimee cho takes us inside. >> reporter: from games that let you play a pretend spy mission tohe a w that tells you how your mission went, there's something for everyone. it's twice as big as the old one. filling it with artifacts was no small task. >> how do you get them? how do you find things that are secret? the best intelligence operations we may never know about. >> invisible ink, you have to love the disguises. >> reporter: part of the museum is about trying out your spy skills yourself. in this exhibit you can see if you have what i t takeso crack a secret code. >> reale lif spies risk ourselves to go here. sheering his dad's >> he's captured by the kgb. it's very gratifying to know that a newen geration of people that visit the spy museum will learn my father is a hero to our country. >> aimee cho, news 4. >>> this morning we know a d.c. native dave chappell will receive a major honor. he's selected to be this year's mark twain prize for american humor enrecipit. >> he grew up in d.c.he ent to the duke ellington school for the arts. he's known for edgy and ntroversial wa

aimee cho takes us inside a unusual exhibit.take the he the kitchen, what about the heat here in the new exhibit at the art museum spipng things u and offering art you can eat. >> the more people that participate, the better. >> the artist came up with the concept of giving away free curry. his goal is to highlight the beauty of everyday activity like sharing a meal and a memory. >> we mayick or choose the different colors of this curry based on our preferences, but at the same time, you know, it is something that we can do together. >> well, this is one of the times when smellevision would come in hand. if it makes your eyes water, not to worry. they've got you covered with water. >> each mural shows a moment from thailand's history. >> it was supposed to draw these images over each other and layer until the wall became black. >> anyone who comes to eat cans atch these artists at work. it's all about creating an experience. for those who might call him crazy for giving away free grub. >> i think good things come free in life. >

. >> aimee cho downtown. thanks. >>> this morning hour universibe is rememng dr.le d.lefpal jr. has died. he served on the american cancer society. he was the former chair of howard's surgery department. he w 89 years old. >> you don't step on howard's campus as a student or faculty member without knowing the impact that that man hadn o that school and medicine. >> quite a legacy. >> yeah. absolutely. >>>ad the new leer of washington's archdiocese celebrats first sunday mass this weekend at st. matthew's cathedral. archbishop wiltoneg y is the first african-american to hold the position. pope francis announced in april that gregory would be taking over for cardinal donald wuerl. wuerl regned amid discriminate of his handling of child sex abuse cases during his time in pittsburgh. on sunday, arcyishop gregor spoke about the new beginning for the archdiocese. >> we are establishing a new friendship and aew relationship that we all pray wi be fruitful and filledh w joy. >> archbishop gregory isthe seventh archbishop of washington. he previouslyserved as the archbisho

that's why i'm here. >> in silver springs, aimee cho, news 4. >>> all righ where are we now?eave.ut to >> what's the weather now? >> dinner break is looking very >> good. >> if you're heading out to dinner, i think you'll be okay for the next coup of hours. we sawer some heavy downpours earlier which is why we're in weather alert mode. we're going to come out of that coming up. right now most of the storms are down to the south and east of us. take a look outside. you n see what i'm talking about. the timeapse that came through, came through pretty quick. we saw strong winds. watch this. oh, yeah, and just enough rain.e saw about half an inch to an inch of rain in parts of the area. once again, that came right on through. i love this. about half an inch to an inch and it was enough to cancel a lot of games again in montgomery county. i don't think my kid has played on friday the etire time he's been in baseball season for the last month, month and a half. out there right now you can see we are seeing clearing. that's good news. again, most of us seeing a pretty good evening.

at the intnational spy museum, aimee cho. >>> dave shah pell is about to receive an honor. >> he grew up in d.c. he has a cagey and controversial approach. dave has challenged us to see hot buttons issue from his entirely done perspective. >> he joins impressive roranks. cal burnett. u know what i mean? nchs comedy. >> still, funny is funny. >> bo of you guys are funny. >> the view jerts don't 2340e f howny we are. >> it's ahole other show. >> that would be the 10 p.m hbo program. >> exactly. >> we have a little bit of a cloud cover coming back into the picture. winds haven't turned at t airport yet but they will turn to the noreast as they get later on into the day. that is a big part of the reason that the forecastay for tod is a very big cnge from what you got to experience yesterday. sunshine, 80 degrees. today cloud skies and about 10. in some places as mucas 15 degrees cooler than yesterday afternoon. so, again, waiting on the wedge. that wedge of cool moisture coming down from parts of new york and new england, that will be pushing its way into the region during the dayda toy.

it's a chance for a kid that don't have it like that. >> aimee cho, news 4. >> some schools have already started using the new scoring system, including yale, florida state, and trinity. >>> a special celebration is planned this weekend for a 6-year-old girl. >> she has an agressive form of cancer. ahead we'regoing to meet maddie and hear her family's important message. >> the main thing is th can happen to anybody. there's 3 or 400 kids in the u.s. every year who get diagnosed th it but nobody knows what it is. >> and you have to stick around for this, folks, to see this son you knowhen you're at ross and you find.hmmm. ...at a price that has you, like...ay ok f that's y less. say yes to the latest spring trends at 20 to 60 percent off department store prices every day. at ross. yes for less. (music throughout) stronger is blasting without risking nes...r it's training her good cells... to fht the bad guys. stronger is less pain... new hope... more fight. it's doing everything in your power... and everything in ours. stronger, is changing even faster than they do. because we don't just

in manassas, aimee cho, news 4. >> wales graduates on friday and we understand that she's soon goingwork at a medical center in manassas. kathy, if you're watching, you should know we're rooting for you. news 4 at 5:00 starts now. >>> and we start the hour with the latest on the breaking news situation in southeast d.c. >> five people shot including at least one child. this just a day after a shooting that took the life of another teen. it's the latest example of the ontinues to that cause havoc and heartbreak in parts of our city. >> this case unfolded on sumner road really close t to barry form rec center. derrick ward is on the scene there. derwhat are you learning so far? >> well, again, the update that there were is that these five people shot, not six. five people. four adults, one juvenile. they told us they werell conscious and breathing when taken away. i want to give you a look at the scene here.ll this aappened here in the 1200 block of sumner. it's right in front of the barry farms pool and recreation center. when they had the shell casings down that they took up, we coun

one of her clost friends tells aimee cho they're not giving up. >> aloha from maui. my name is manda eller. >> it's been five days since anyone has seen amanda eller, a young wom full of life. not a trace after going hiking in the forest reserves in maui. >> just a wonderful presence to have in your life. >> a close friend ofamanda's, they met at the university of maryland. she said a man manda loved the outdoors and was extremely tough both mentally aphysicallies. >> if she is hurt, she's waiting for help. it's absolutely nerve-racking nd gut wrenching to think about that. ar>> they found her c parked outside the serve, her wallet and cell phone still inside, her keys hidden beneath one of th ires. friends and family say that was no>>al for her. we just want our daughter back. i cannot imagine my life without her in it. >> her friend heads to hawaii tomorrow to help look for her friend. she says she couldn't bear to sit on the sidelines and watch. >> i just think about myself or any of our other friends ory fameing in that situation and what i would want. >> fire de

aaron. >> aimee cho live for us. thank you. >>> lot of drivers in maryland had to find alternate route this is morning, too. take a look at this. chopper4 showing us the reason why.is thas on i-95 south after the icc. about 4:00 this morning a lumber truck crossed overt from northbound side and this accident shut down all southbound lanes in that area for hours causing myles of back-ups. crews still have to remove the tractor-trailer today but right now the closures are gone. >>> and right now hundredsf kids are competing in the scripps national spelling bee preliminaries out at national harbor. 565 spellers from 7 to 15 will compete for the grand prize of $50,000. this is the lprgest grou ever to compete. the finals are scheduledo start on thursday. >>> and maybe a game of chance is more your idea of fun. if so the mega-millions jackpot is inching closer to a half a s billion domark. tonight's prize $418 million and as you know, if nobody wins, it continues tow.gro >>> president trump is on his way home and facing h

th was aimee cho reporting.ou gobco our n washington app to see more stories celebrating asian pacific american heritage. >>> today we rememberhose who gave their lives serving our country. but it's also a time tohink about the well-being of those still living. coming up, the unique issues li facing miry families. >>> plus a special tribute for those who volunteer to find a maryland native lost in a hawaiian forest for 17 days. >>> and a shooting in fairfax verlander: since wwi, more than 645,000 men and women have given their lives to defend our freedom. t that's almos of these stadiums. by wearing aomoppy, we're honoringne's parent. we're remembering someone's child. we're paying tribute to someone's best friend. ♪ this memorial day, usaa invites you to honor those who have given more than anyone could ask. dedicate a poppy to honor a fallen hero. it'sevolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now during our memorial day sale. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you bo

new at 6:00, news 4 aimee cho talked with udents and professors who say they feel unsafe inside that building. >> tthse are some of e conditions inside the psychology building at george washington university. several raw sewage leaks, mold on some of the pipes, and pans of dripping water. students tell me it's been like this on and off for years. >> i'vebeen dealing with sickness that was unexplainable by doctors for a few years. >> dot white is one of several students who say they try to avoid the building as much as possible and there's a constant smell of sewage and mold. >> the building reflectshat we don't matter to the university. >> it reflects poorly on us and it reflects poorly on the work that we put t into the world. >> professors also tell news 4 they have health concerns and that the billing huildinhas tur away potentially students. >> they seehe facilities and one of the reasons they decid t not come is it's depressing to be around this building. >> we're known for doing research on health and ye we're in an unsafe and sometimes i think a toxic building. >> the universi

aimee cho, news 4. >> we have posted a link to a go fund me page for the family as well as the website for this search. you find it on the nbc washington app. >>> bad news for drivers. hington the george w parkway is still closed because of that giant sink hole. the northbound lanes here are closed from route 123 to the beltway. the national park service tells us the weather and other factors are delaying the repair. officials say the lanes wi main closed at least through tomorrow morning's rush hour. >>> it is the picture and the tweet that have sparked outrage across social media. it shows an african-american woman wh was an employee of metro eating on one of the trains. rules?e breaking the or was she simply just trying to eat between shifts? transportation reporter adam tussas been digging into this controversy. he's along the red line this evening where this incident unfolded. >> reporter: knwe now know the metro employee will not face any d disciplinary action. that from the unionho represents her and the woman who posted this tweet has withdrawn her iginal complaint. but the bac

. >> comup later in the newscast, our aimee cho will be live at one of the closed shuttles.offering we'll check in on how the committee is going so far before you head out the door. f>> metro expects to meethe train for safety ixes on the 7000 train to protect all riders. metro was ordered to add chains between every rail car on the new trains by may 31st. this after at least two people steppe p offlatforms and fell straight on to the tracks after miss taking the gap between cars for an open door. >>> 6:07. president trump on his way back to washington after a fouray visit to japan. just before he wrapped up his trip, he visiteda u.s. naval base and spoke to more than 800 members of the military aboard the "uss wasp," stationed in japan. >> as president, i haveo n higher hner than as deserving of the american chief. >> mr. trump became the first head of state to meet an's emrohr. he also spent time discussing trade, north korea's nuclear program, and in. >>>ni happeng today, the first big trial in the opioid crisis begins in oklahoma. the trial is set to get underway against consumer prod

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. >> reporter: in frederick, aimee cho, news4. >> sarah beat out over 100 people in her category.o, sarah. that is all for "news4 this week." i'm leon harris. thanks for joining us and have a great week.!juxñbb$5yÑ ♪ ♪3,-z ♪ ul you wodn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? fl ase sensimist relieves all your worst symptoms, including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist. feel. >> announcer: "news4 today" starts now. >>> all new overnight, a plane carrying more than 140 people goes off the runway and into the water in florida. this morning, new details on the rescue effort. >>> you first met him as high school football star. this morning he sits in jail. why nearly month after his girlfriend's death police are now calling him a killer. >>> and drunk at school. police in loudoun county say they arrested a teacher in the middle of the day after smelling alcohol on his breath. this morning he joins seveocl other l teachers with a record. >>> as we welcome you in on thi

news 4's aimee cho takes us to one in clion,çó maryland, to show us what the shopping center of the futureng center there's only açó feiÑiñ options forxd shoppingfá or eat but the goal at the county's ne project to fix that. they say one year from now when the construction is done, i will be an aldi grocery store,j cafes and even sit-down restaurants. >> we're so excited to be standito here y. >> reporter: prince george's county executive announcing the new shopping center project today. she says they wantedi] to take tired empty buildings and turn proud of. >> i understand that we have h>>i wad s ehappy. i wasw3e1 so happonñ dya or to years. she and her friends say they'red excito finally see new shops. >> you just look at it. it's going downjf and down and down and down.ó[ now whene1 you see these new developersnd new people coming in,e1 it really helps. >> reporter:t( some of the new businesses,@pchick-fil-a,lplp andlp marshalls. hyattsville. walk toÑi iverson, but now we cani] shop iverson. >> it's about time. need. we are big advocates of what's going on in ourçó community. >> repo

s 4 aimee cho talked with folks in leesburg about how you can keep yourself and your loved one safe thisvery dangerous. keep away fromem th >> this father teaching his young son what to watch for when he plays outside. this display on tick safety, see those trees and bushes? those are places ticks like to hide. a doctor with the loudoun county health department says ticks like tall grass. they also tend to travel on animals like deer and rodents. those are things you want to avoid. >>dressing appropriately is very important. ticks you come in contact with will want to attach to your skin. >> of course, bug spray is a must, but don't make the mistake of applying it once and thinking you're good. if y're going to be outside continuously, you need to reapply that bug spray four to six hours. the doctor says you should check yourself for ticks every day. it's a message tha for him is personal. >> our daughter did contract lime disease. >> his daughter was 2 when she got sick. because they caught it early, they were able to treat it. >> anytime your child has an infection, it's concerning, ev

inreenbelt, aimee cho, news4. >> awesome. >> fantastic.e to be proud about being a raider today. >> keep following those dreams. >> bingo! >> turning to the weather. >> that's what i do. >> going to turn stormy. >> you know what. that's the story. it's a lot warmer, going from cool today, 67 degrees, up to 87 degrees tomorrow and then friday, we're still talking a rmhance of stos. some are on the strong side there. yeah. we have the cloud cover. temperatures only at 67. notice by7: 0, we see temperatures rise by 7 degrees. could be warmer than that if we get some sun. by 11:00, temperatures not fluctuating much in our area. starting to see more sunshine in our southern zones. camp springs, 64. 72 inun hngton because they have sunshine and sun trying to creep in. that will help to raise weemperatures. have a 10 degrees temperature difference, look at warrenlln, 71 as we sunshine is coming in as clouds lift to the north. not much in the way of rain, showeactivities. not too far to the east but if you live in the blue ridge, hampshire, hardee

news4's aimee cho is live at one of t shuttle pickup stops available for commuters today.> reporter: hey, good morning. yeah, ts is going to be a familiar sight at a lot of blue and yellow line mgetro stations. a metro closed sign. folks are taking the shuttle to get to transfer. tell me what repairs you'll be making during the closures. >> this is major platform work decades in the making. we're getting out in the next 15 weeks to replace'l them. webe working posts at that time, as well. the shutdown will last roughly 15 weeks g >> reporter: you. not surprisingly, passengers saying they feel likes metro i shut all the time. what is your response? >> i wish we had done it earlier. unfortunaly 40 years of wear and tear has come home to roost. we're taking care of it. >> reporter: what are alternate options? >> lots of it. we've worked with the locals and the states of virginia, the commonwealth of virginia, and we have a number of bus options. we're also asking people to telework if they can.er leave lat in the day.we l shift their time. just anything you can do to sort of

. >> coming u at 5:00, news 4's aimee cho talks to students about this newst scoring syem as they gettake their n s.a.t. >>> we all have specia mementos and photos that we'd love to have framed but we don't want to spend a lot of money doin it. >>w a fast growingme e-comrce company based here in the washington area is changing the frame game. two locations have recently opened usively in our area. news 4 eun yang reports want business has already caught the attention of a local sport star. >> this piece of art is more valuable than a picasso. a self-portrait my daughter painted when she was 3 years old. >> i lo it much i can't part with it. >> i love it and i love the details to it. >> i want to frame my priceless treasure but didn't know where to start. enter framebridge. it opened a store in bethesda. the process is quick and easy. >> we will take this pie and we would put it right into our program on our ipa and show you a mockup of what thesh finied piece will look lik >> susan, the c founded the company based on that consumer need. she went to frame four national collected z hers

in potomac, aimee cho, news 4. >>> and we start the hour with a bombshell from federal immigration agentshey are blaming local corrections officials for giving two suspected ms-13 gang members the opportunity t kill a 14-year-old girl. s 4 leon harris is at the live desk to explain. leon. >> well, wendy and jim, this claim involves two ms-13 gang s suspecto are now accused of murdering a 14-year-old girl and then dumping her by in a creek. that happened earlier this month. i.c.e. said that back in may of last year prince george's county police had two in custody for attempted murder but i.c.e. filed a detainer with the department of corrections because both of those suspectsin were he country illegally. but i.c.e. says the department of corrections did not follow that detaier instruction. instead releasing both suspects on an unknown date and without notifying immigration officials. now, fast forward to a year later and now both young men are suspected in the brutal murder of 14-year-old ariana diaz. i.c.e. released a statement that reads in part these had demonstrated violent bd havior a

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she's thinking about using plastic bags next.ne aimee cho, ws 4. >> the artist is taking her work onhe road. she's going to display it at various events. that's pretty cool. >> she wants as many people to see it as possible obviously to see how much trash we are environment. the >>> rat complaints, these are complaints about rat, not from em. they are on the rise. what do you do? how about stopping their reproduction? >> you think taxpayers ar going to think this is good use of money based on the number of complaints you get? >> yes. >> some might, yeah. the news 4 i-team goes on rat patrol today with d.c. healthof icials on a costly new experiment involving rodent birth control. >> also heavy rain, thunderstorms, possible floods. some of you it is hitting you already. already. storm team 4 is acking the tree i ha kids, i work from home. we are all on the internet at the same time. my kids are doing homework or they're streaming videos. upstairs, downstairs. how's homework going? you need help? and while he's doing that i'm on video chat with the client. no online. so that, you mama

news4's aimee cho is live along old georgetown road whe the dy was found back in february. aimee? >> reporter: yeah, leon, that's rht, i want to showyou that bus stop right over there, that is where the body was originally discovered on old georgetown road. now, police sie they b it was the victim's girlfriend and son who killed him along with help from an acquaintance. a body found curled up in the fetal position wrapped in a bag and discovered at a bus stop.at islice say th man was 25-year-old franc de la cruz from college park. according to police, he was dating this woman, 37-year-old jenny james, and the two had a domestic dispute before he was killed. police say they think james anda her 17-yold son, jose, worked together to kill de la cruz. the mother and son allegedly killingim in his home in college park. police say they're now looking for the mother and son and they've arrested a third person in the middle, 18-year-old juan rivera ingles. it was described as a shocking discovery. >> it's heartbreaking. it's saddening to think that one, how someone could do this to a pers

news 4's aimee cho takes us to one in maryland is shows us what the shopping centers of the future willke. >> reporter: right now at the landing at woodyard shopping center there's only a few options for shopping or eating, ntbut the goal at the cous new project is to fix that. they say one year from now when the construction is done, it will be an aldi grocery store, cafes and even sit-down restaurants. >> we're so excited to be standing here today. >> reporter: prince george's county executive announcing the new shopping ceoder project . she says they wanted to take tired empty buildings and turn them into a place people can be proud of. >> i understand that we have ed strugglo have quality food options. >> i was happy.as i wso happy. >> reporter: ida has been coming to the landing at woodyard for years. she and her friends say they're excited to finally see new shops. >> you just look at it. it's going down and down and down and down. now when you see these new developers and new peop coming in, it really helps. >> reporter: some of the new businesses, chick-fil-a, panera and marshal

. >> all right, aimee cho. thank you. >>> loudoun county teacher who sent a racy photo to some of her students and solicited sex from two of them has accepted a plea deal now.li n briel pleaded guilty today to contributing to the delinquency of minors. she was sentence to a year on probation and a suspended sentence of three yearsn jail. briel was a marketing teacher at loudoun county high school until last november when she was suspend because of that investigation. >>> and the man who's suspected of trying to setre in the national archives in d.c. is under arrest after a grand jury m.st indicted the news4 i-team scott macfarlane was first to break this story, federal investigators saying that jacob wallace set a gasoline canister on fire outside the archives in d.c. the feds said he called them to admit the crime, saying he was trying to get the government's attention. but then, he started denyi it. >>> in the next hour, president trump is set to honor one of the greatest ingolf, tiger woods. woods will be re