eun. >> angie goff at the live desk.hank you. >>> the man responsible for kill three alexandria residents and paralyzing a neighborhood for a decade will stay in jail. charles severance lost his appeal yesterday. the lawyers argued there were flaws in both his trial and sentencing. the virginia court of appeals disagreed saying there was enough evidence to convict severance. severances were found guilty of killing nancy dunning, rob kirby and ruth lodato over a ten-year span. >>> police say the shooting of an 18-year-old carrying a bb gun was justified. we first told you about the shooting friday morning. the 18-year-old felipe molina was shot after officers say h a chase in a manassas park. the bb gun was later found at the scene. the prince george's county said officers feared for their lives. >>> we have an update on a heartbreaking story out of orange county. a babysitter and her fiance are now facing charges after the death of a 4-year-old. cole clark accidentally shot and killed himself in their home last week. the

angie goff with the breaking news. angie? >> reporter: that's correct, manuel noriega died at the age of 83. noriega was once considered an ally, as you mentioned, by the u.s. but was ousted after an american invasion. he served time in prison. i'm angie goff at the live desk. back to you. right now congress is on a week-long memorial day recess, but senate staffers are working. they're putting together the senate's bill to repeal and replace the affordable care act. according to "politico" they're hoping to have a bill after recess but not putting a deadline on the legislation. >>> the washington post reports that naacp president benjamin gellus will enter the rae's tomorrow. he worked for senator bernie sanders during his run for president last year. so far one other person has entered the race. >>> in virginia we are two weeks away from the state's hotly contested primary for governor. voters will be choosing candidates for other offices as well. candidates took advantage of yesterday's memorial holiday to campaign for tom

i'm angie goff at the live desk. aaron, back to you. >>> hundreds of lgbtq advocates are expected to gather in front of the white house to protest a potential new executive order from president trump. politico reports that he'll sign a religious liberty executive order tomorrow. those against that order say it will create a broad post license to discriminate against lgbtq people and others. a protest gets under way at news square. >>> pranks or abuse. they were made famous by what they thought were funny videos. now parents are being punished. ahead at 5:30, they're trouble they're facing for going too far. >>> if you're walking outside, it is comfortably cool, you could get away with a light fantastic. by the end of the week, we're going downhill. we have heavy rain moving in. coming back, we have a look at that forecast. >>> plus, hillary clinton's most candid >>> right now on "news4 today" -- cooldown coming. we're sin but the temperatures are about to take a dive. how soon you'll be needing your jacket again. >>>

meanwhile, a tornado in oklahoma turned out to be deadly. >>> angie goff is on the live desk with a newion. just terrible, angie. >> and deadly, we know that two people died at arrest two people people and dozens hurts. >> and oklahoma city bone of fie areas hit by severe thunderstorms and damaging winds. spanning five states, a lot of storm chasers trying to capture the storm, or images of the storm. several school districts are closed as the cleanup begins. now, back to you. >> announcer: and now your storm team 4 forecast. >>> good wednesday morning. 4 things to know before you walk outside. we have record highs in the forecast today. air quality is not good, though, with this kind of stagnant weather in place. so, you really don't want to be outside if you have maybe respiratory issues today. storms as we go into friday. cooler as we go into the weekend. take a look at the temperatures if you're about to walk outside. low 60s. more on record heat and weekend forecast >> good morning. chopper over the issue in ellicott city. main street at rogers avenue shut down for a big section he

a video from trader joe's is going viral. >> angie goff is in the newsroom with a confrontation a lot of people are going to be talking about here, angie. >> this is a confrontation about religion, aaron and eun. take a listen. >> i was born here. >> obama's not in office anymore. >> well, you heard the one woman saying there's not a muslim in there anymore. the woman who recorded this claims the incident started after she let a woman wearing a head covering cut in line. it's unclear what happened before the recording and what happened afterwards. this at the trader joes in reston. the clerk who was ringing up the items. >> i saw her face. i knew she was upset. i could tell by the look in her eyes. she looked like she was tearing up a little. >> the cashier offered to carry the woman's bags to her car because he was worried the situation would escalate into the parking lot. he said both women drove away. that's the latest from the newsroom. eun, back to you. >> angie, thank you. >>> a new twist in an infamous murder case. the man once convicted of killing d.c. intern chandra levy is n

. >>> angie goff has reaction pouring in from around the world and online. she's at the live desk with the latest. angie? >> reporter: eun, >> reporter: -- horror pouring in. theresa may, the prime minister has some information. arianna grande said she's broken and so, so sorry. one of dozens of artists like taylor swift and bruno mars and harry styles weighing in. politicians responding. paul ryan says he's praying for the victims and their families. president trump just addressed the attack during his foreign visit with his stop in bethlehem. >> our society can have no tolerance for this continuation of bloodshed. we cannot stand a moment longer for the slaughter of innocent people, and in today's attack it was mostly innocent children. >> reporter: in just a few minutes we will go back to the west bank. we'll have more on president trump's meeting with palestinian president mahmoud abad. meanwhile, relatives are still trying to find missing concert goers. they're hoping to be united. back to you. >> angie, thank you. >>> we're going to show you more live p

angie goff is at the live desk. >> i've been going through this on social media. a lot we can't show because it gets so crazy. the airline is giving an explanation. after all of the cancellations september passengers into a real fu fury. all of that chaos caught on camera. take a look for yourself. people were upset with each other. >> wow. >> they were yelling at ticket counters. obviously you can see police had to rush in and use some force and they had to take down some of those passengers. we know the two sides, the pilot union and airline are already involved in a lawsuit. right now a bad situation at the ft. lauderdale airport. i'm angie goff at the live desk. back to you. >>> 6:09 right now. there's a bull on the loose. real thing. this is in leesburg apparently. people that lived in the area received an e-mail alert about a large black bull roaming around the neighborhood. police say the bull was spotted on the loudoun county high school ball field. trying to take in a game, right? if you spot the a call. if one animal isn't enough, police had to round up

angie goff at the news desk. >> lots of people hurt in this one. we want to get to that video out of l.a. >> what is wrong with you! >> yeah. a southwest flight in dallas, lands and then the flight breaks out. this is right after it landed. it started when a man told a woman she was messing with his chair. the flight attendant tries to jump, tries to break it up. it is n we do know that someone ended up with a contusion and swollen eye. one of the passengers was arrested. a lot of distress in the air, every day we're doing a story like this. >> angie goff at the live desk. thank you. >> we're seeing it all, at the airports and now on the planes, too. >> no problems here, though. we're good, right? >> we're good in the weather department. all we're doing is hoping for a win tonight for the caps. >> and the wizards, and nationals. >> everybody. that's why it's wins day, w-i-n-s -- day. we're all wearing red, too. it's all going into the weather department and we have rain moving in. you're going to want your jacket before you head out. rain is starti

angie goff at the live desk. >> reporter: aaron, eun, kier johnson and her little daughter are in extreme danger. they did find the car they were traveling in. they disappeared april 30th while headed to the beach for a walk. they issued an amber alert. they believe they have been kidnapped. >>> 6:14. >> a 64 several actors took to social media. i loved acting with you, you were a gentleman and a great actor. he played jim jones in a made for tv movie. the family said he died in his sleep from natural causes. >>> oprah winfrey is in hot water. they're accusing her of taking more than her fair share of groundwater while the state is in the middle of a drought. officials say while they have received a lot of rain this year, running out of water is still an issue. >> thousands of wells have been drilled without any monitoring. we have thousands of straws into an aquifer that provides water to the public and we don't know how much water is being taken out. >> oprah's attorneys says they are working with local officia

angie goff isle following everyt t angie, good morning. >> good morning. we're finding out what the president and the pope talked about in thattet mooing behind closed doors. vatican releasing a statement say they go discussed health care, education and also helping immigrants. but now to the president, just wrapping up a meeting with italy's president as we take a live look here at the presidential palace. and he is going to meet with the prime minister before leaving this morning for brussels. to continue this foreign trip. the next stop is going to be brussels where he will attend a nato meeting. and then back out. >> angie, thank you. >>> five minutes after the hour. back here at home, president trump is expected to hire marc kasowi kasowitz. it comes one week after fbi director robert mueller was appointed special counsel in that investigation. the president has deniean campaign. >>> a stafford man faces up to ten years in prison for stealing nearly $100,000 worth of equipment used in the marine one helicopter fleet. that is the fleet that transports

i want to get to angie goff. emmanuel macron is the french president. >> we want to take you to paris where the french president-elect emmanuel macron is getting into his car. he just left his campaign headquarters. he's headed to a war memorial. he's going to appear with francoise hollande. >>> overnight there was chaos, 141 people were arrested in clashes from protesters. >> angie, thank you. >>> capitol hill russia and former advisor will be here. yates was fired for refusing to defend president trump's travel ban in court. she is expected to warn the white house about his conflicts. >>> richard magalano jr. is running for governor. he announced his run for the democratic party nomination yesterday during a speech for a crowd of activists rallying around metro funding. he's one of eight democrats who has announced his interest. >>> you could get a $250 ticket for parking where you shouldn't in d.c. we're talking about the central business district. >> news 4's justin finch is live with details on the changes f

>> angie goff in the newsroom for us. angie, thank you. >>> 5:49. one day of relief before another phase of safetrack begins. surge 15 begins tomorrow and runs for an entire month. it will close five orange line stations in maryland and the district and will surely cause slowdowns in virginia as well. take a look. here are the stations that are affected, new carrollton, landover, cheverly, deanwood and minnesota avenue. >>> 5:49. here's something you don't see very often. first responders rescuing a dog that fell into a nk we'll show you video. we expect you'll be able to see members of the rescue team in the video here. yesterday a collie fell 15 feet down a sinkhole. >> this was a tricky rescue because the hole was only two feet wide. can you imagine getting the dog out? the dog helped them during the rescue by being so well behaved. it took them 90 minutes to get siri out. we'll have more pictures in the app. search dog rescue. good dog. trying to make it easier. >>> back with breaking news on the roads. melissa mollet in first 4 traffic with the

angie goff live with the details. angie? >> it got so bad that the police sent out a warning saying don't come downtown unless you have to. officer clashing with an anarchist group hurling rocks, bottles, soda cans. firefighters were called in. in spite of arrests in seattle and new york city, most of the may day events were peaceful. aaron? >> angie, thank you. >>> for the first time we're hearing from the family of a murdered delaware state trooper originally from prince george's county. >> this is where we met. this is where stephen started his career at troop 4. this is where we were engaged at dewey beach. this is where buy spewe spent a traffic stop in baer, delaware. we spoke with his father. he wishes more had been done. >> between a week ago, a month ago, someone should have seen a seen somewhere. >> the man barricaded himself in his home before he was shot and killed by police. >>> the d.c. council could remove the acting title giving him the job permanently. the d.c. council is set for a full vote on newsham's top

. >> angie goff gets a close inside look at the national center for missing and exploited children. what they are doing to get answers for this family and thousands more. >>> maybe you have seen them at your house. lots of you are sending us pictures and didn't realize how difficult it was going to be to tie all that space together. with an open floor plan, you need to separate it with furniture. bassett had everything that we needed. fabric combinations marry the rooms together. having someone with bassett has been invaluable. we could've never dreamed up this room without bassett. to take on the "tom insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks... that's what tom perriello is about." progressive causes have been my life's work. i'm tom perriello... and before and after congress i led non-profits to battle climate change, now i'm running for governor to reduce economic inequality. because together, we really can build a virginia that works for everyone. >>> over the last 30 years the national center for missing and exploited child

teen coverage. >> we begin with angie goff. breaking news from the live desk. what's going on?eaking news coming to us out of manchester again. what we are hearing is that a shopping center there has been evacuated. >> there is panic in the streets as they leave the shopping say that they heard a huge bang, a big bang. this is according to the associated press. you can see people leaving and running from the shopping center. police have said that they are looking into what they describe as an incident. one arrest has been made. details very limited but, of course you know, this comes just hours after that suicide bombing at manchester arena killed 22 people and injured dozens more. we also heard from prime minister theresa may who did mention they were upping patrols and security across manchester. the national security level, the terror level for the u.k. does remain on high alert. and on a high level. so that is the very latest. we continue to bring you more. >> aaron. >> angie, thank you. team coverage continues with justin finch out embassy. >> good morning. we know the pre

back to you. >>> angie goff at the live desk with this developing story overseas.ee men looking into worker abuse allegations at a chinese factory that makes ivanka trump shoes. they've been arrested or missing one of the men, a labor activist. he'd been under cover at the factory was taken into custody his wife . under cover are now missing. the ivanka trump camp has not commented. >>> and things are back to normal after a scare at orlando international airport. it follows a fake gun with officers. police say 26-year-old michael pettigrew pointed what looked like a real weapon at them and told police to shoot. >> our negotiators did a phenomenal job talking with the subject for about two hours. and finally got him to peacefully surrender. >> pettigrew is now undergoing a mental health evaluation and is expected to face charges. >>> united airlines could face charges. that's when the airline allegedly operating a boeing 787 that was not air a spokesman for the airline said the safety of our customers and employees is our top priority. >>> let's going on, melissa? >

so far no arrests have been made. >>> angie goff here at the live desk. president trump is in bethlehem this morning and just met with palestinian president mahmoud abad at the presidential quarters. they're walking after a joint news conference. the president is expected to deliver remarks at the israel museum. next where he will meet with pope francis. >> angie, thank you. >>> 4:35. back here the white house will unveil president trump's four things to know about it. the $4.1 trillion proposal calls for deep cuts to several entitlement programs. that includes medicaid ant the federal food over the years. there are no cuts to medicare and social security retirement benefits but it could have an effect on student loans. it gets rid of federal subsidies while putting into place an income different requirement plan. congress sets the budgets. >>> tracey pots will have the latest on the russia investigation. >>> covering northern virginia this morning, two 16-year-old boys have been charged with distributing xanax to students. both are students in loudoun co

. >>> angie goff at the live desk. breaking news overnight. >> aaron, manuel noriega is dead. the one-time u.s. ally ousted by the american invasion back in 1989 died monday. he was 83 years old. panama's president wrote on twitter wrote, quote, the death of nor reation -- >> this was the scene near the arena in manchester, england, where people held a candlelight vigil to mark one week of a deadly bombing. 22 peopl meanwhile, police released a new image of the suspected suicide bomber, salman abedi. the bbc obtained video of him in a dark hoodie. >>> selfless and humble, those are two of the words of a family of a navy s.e.a.l. is describing him as. 27-year-old remington he was part of the mission that made 900 jumps. he died after falling into the hutson river not far from the statue of lib tert at this. -- liberty. >>> president trump marked his fi by visiting arlington national cemetery. he took part in the annual tradition of laying the wreath at the tomb of unknown soldier. lawmakers are on recess but the white house is dealing with growing foundation and they're looking

angie goff at the live desk. >> aaron, we just got new video. at silver hill road. officers saying they arrived just after midnight. they saw a man in his car shot in the upper body and he did die at the scene. police are still trying to find a suspect and figure out a motive. if you have any information, please call police. >>> a student with access to guns have made a threat towards dominion high school in sterling. the loudoun county sheriff's office wants to assure parents that the threat was not immediate. .weapons belonged to a relative. >> american university police say this person is responsible for this week's hate crime that left students disgusted and distur that person came with news print and the suspect wore all black and covered his or her face. as police search for this person, students are taking their frustrations straight to the administration. >> hundreds of students marched yesterday demanding the university do more when responding to racial threats. this is at least the third time in the pas

angie goff at the live desk. >> unusual kind of attack, aaron. a belt buckle attack.hat we know. it happened early this morning. take a look at your map. in the 5100 block of georgia avenue. two men say that they were attacked by four people using a belt buckle as a weapon. they say these guys tried to rob them. they were unsuccessful. they took off on foot. the victims were treated and they're expected to be okay. >> angie, thank you. >>> 6:33. he was arrested last month and now a high school official in momontgomery countyn even more trouble with the law. he allegedly had sex with a 17-year-old student he was ordered to stay away from. he was arrested for the second time on friday after being ordered to stay away from her. he has been on administrative league from his job. >> be careful how you park heading into the office this morning. you could get a $250 ticket for parking at certain meters. >> news 4's justin finch is live with the changes in the central business district. justin, good morning. >> reporter: eun, good morning. the goal is to give more disabled dr

angie goff has the details. good morning. >> reporter: we want to take you live while we're watching the arrival of president trump unfold live to tel aviv. what we are able to see here are dignitaries and leaders waiting for the president's a rooiarriv. we were able to sima reason one which we know the president is traveling in. this is considered an historic visit with plans to visit the western wall and say a prayer. the first for a sitting president. during the second trip of his first trip abroad, they'll go to the holy site and meet with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and palestinian preside president mahmoud we believe he is going to be sending a message -- set to deliver a message to push the peace process forward between israel and palestine. he is traveling from saudi arabia where he delivered a very big speech calling for muslim unity. >> angie, thank you. >>> 5:05 now. while the president is over seas his administration is still under a cloud from firing of james comey as fbi director. hou

angie goff.nk you. >>> in manchester england yesterday people held a candlelight vigil to mark one week since the deadly bombing outside of a concert. they stood in silence marking the exact time the attack began. 22 people were killed. meanwhile, police released a new image of the suspected suicide bomber, salman abedi. they're asking the public to come forward with any information they may have. the bbc obtained video of abedi in a dark hoodie shopping close to where he lived days before the attack. >>> an incree the life of a person. somebody practically pulled a little girl from the shallow end of the water. corporal jeff hair jumped into action and began giving the girl cpr. eventually he felt a pulse. >> i could be planning a funeral right now for my baby and we're not because of him. >> we thank jesus kleist for performing those miracles. >> she seems to be doing pretty well right now. >> pools scare me. kids get under water so quickly. >> you can't over state the need to teach your kids h

i'm angie goff.>> senate minority leader chuck schumer calls for an independent council to take over the russian investigation. he suggested that, otherwise,

. >> we have team coverage, angie goff is monitoring updates overseas. >> and jutten finch is in washington. justin, what are you seeing this morning? >> reporter: eun, good morning, the embassy has been a place for mourning. as you see a wreath here and bouquets as well. and also a small sign that says united with manchester, a tribute to the 22 dead and dozens injured in manchester. the united kingdom terror threat has been raised. nonetheless, security and safety is now a hot topic united states, as we approach the holiday weekend. and talk of soft targets being perhaps attacked. these are large civilian venues and events. here, we're hearing of no known threats. metro police also saying tlets as well, but in rossdale, prepares are under way for hometown holiday. the city is prepared. >> we have no known threats but every year, we evaluate how things went and what we can do to improve. we'll work with all of the local jurisdictions. we're already working with them. and i feel confident that as ready as we can be. >> reporter: and hometown holidays expect up to 60,000 people over the week

i'm angie goff in the newsroom. , back to you. >> angie, thank you. >>> metro service is back to normal on the blue line after a scare involving smoke in the tunnel. yesterday there was an arcing insulator that sent some smoke into the addison road station. no one was hurt. for a few hours trains were single tracking between the morgan boulevard and armory stop. >>> metro has some unfinished safe track work to do. our reporters at wtop said they canceled some repairs because of undisclosed delays. metro says snow response which is now planned for a later date. >>> 6:34. just about now it is day one of our sugar free challenge here on "news 4 today." take a look at what we're battling. >> can you believe that? look at those donuts. >> the donuts and the orange juice. >> thank you, those of you who pledged to take on this healthy challenge with us. we're going to be in it together. you can continue to join us. use #sugarfree and #nbc4dc. angie joined in there. doreen gensler and her chubby hubby ice cream. angie in sea

so far, none have come to a vote. >>> let's go to angie goff at the live desk with breaking news at ating the a gas station overnight, angie. >> aaron, right now, police want the public's health to solve th help to solve the case, they arrived here at silver road to find a man fatally shot in his ca information is available. but police say they are offering a reward for information in the case. we'll keep you posted, eun. >> thank you, angie. >>> metro is facing a new lawsuit from five former track inspectors. they're challenging metro's claims that workers falsified track inspection reports. our news partners at wtop were first to report this lawsuit. the inspector called metro's findings fraudulent. many times they reported the track problems but maintenance was never scheduled. more than a dozen were fired following a derailment last july. >>> the town hall meeting will be held in the hospital's auditorium on irving street at 7:00. va representatives will be there. earlier this month, an inspector general report found dangerous conditions at supplies. >>> a funeral service is battl

where news4's tracie potts is telling us why john mccain is comparing the late of the to >> to angie goff. >> eun, the damage is deadly, this morning, very widespread after tornadoes were reported across five states. the midwest taking it hard. look at those homes ripped apart by strong winds and thunderstorms in oklahoma. we know entire trees were uprooted. some of them, in fact, cut in half. you can see right there. two people killed and dozens were hurt. storm chasersch kaing some of the twisters on camera here. and many schooled closed as the clean up continues. eun. >>> we're following a developing story, three men are on the run after murdering a man at an apartment in waldorf. right now, detectives believe the victim may have known his killers. chopper 4 was over the scene last night as police collected evidence. here's what clis say happened three suspects entered an apartment shot a man. >>> we're also working to find out the name of a woman shot and killed by d.c. police. this happened around 7:00 last night near a popular rec center where children were plays. police chief newsh

i'm angie goff in the newsroom. back to you. >>> right now, d.c. police are back at a gas station in southeast washington for a second time in a week. >> thieves money, but you're not going to believe how they planned to get it. news4's erika gonzalez is back live to explain it. >> reporter: three masked men, two of them on the scene, another one in a pickup truck. now police are waiting to see if they've got any surveillance video that might help them catch who's behind it. we're showing you the scene at the bp gas tags station at 41 s alabama. the employee who was here at the time didn't want to show him on camera and he said he looked one of them right in the eye and described to us how they caused all of this damage. >> they come in a big truck. and one of them was trying to come out -- come out and hook up the atm with the chains. and then they pulled the truck, and they broke it. they didn't try to come inside, they didn't hurt me. >> reporter: yeah, fortunately, that man is okay. but if you come step inside here, he was telling us that just

angie goff is at the live desk this morning with new information out of south korea. angie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, eun. south korea's new president was elected a week ago. moon jae-in will visit with president trump next month we're told for a summit on north korea. on the table the growing concern over the north's ability to build nuclear moon said if the circumstances are right that he is open with meeting with north korea. aaron, eun? >> angie, thank you. >>> five minutes after the hour now. the white house is embroiled in another controversy this morning. >> this time it's over what president trump reportedly told the russians in a meeting last week. the washington post reports the president revealed highly classified intelligence information to sergei lavrov and the russian ambassador. it talked about a russian threat related to the use of laptop use on planes. h.r. mcmaster is strongly denying the report. >> the story that came out tonight as reported is false. the president and the foreign minister reviewed a range of common threats to our two

angie goff with the latest. >> in the heart of the city what's considered the safest part of the cityonse is still heavy right now after that suicide bomb explosion that killed at least 80 people, wounding hundreds of others. this was near afghanistan's presidential palace. this is a new video -- new video of what the powl there's a huge cloud of smoke still above the palace. what you don't see, but we're seeing images on social media, cafes, shops, buildings completely gutted and shattered. about a half a mile from where the bomb went off. it's a highly secured area. and also it's believed to be nearby the embassies lining the row. france coming out saying part of its embassies was damaged. but as far as the victims are concerned they're not releasing the nationalities of those dozens of victims. as soon as we get word we'll bring that to you. >> angie goff with that breaking news out of kabul, afghanistan. >>> if you live if virginia, you may have seen and heard all of that hail last night. this is

. >> angie goff is in the newsroom tracking the reaction online.ive at the british embassy. justin? >> reporter: aaron, good morning. we know here in the u.s. the concert blast is being watched especially closely after warnings that civilian venue and events could emerge as potential terror targets. back in september the department of homeland security and fbi issued alerts saying isis was inspiring lone wolf attacks. that fits the profile. this manchester arian concert. the u.s. warning came after the pulse nightclub shooting left 49 dead in orlando back in june of 2016. this morning we know homeland security is keeping tabs on manchester sending out a statement reading in part, we have no information to indicate a specific credible threat involving music venues in the united states. the public may experience increased security at events. we know back this morning, they're treating that as a potential terror attack until they have information proving otherwise. back in to you. >> justin finch at the british embassy. thank you. we want to check in

. >> angie goff takes a look at how that to take on the "tom insurance companies and the credit cardpanies and the wall street banks... that's what tom perriello is about." progressive causes have been my life's work. i'm tom perriello... and before and after congress i led non-profits to battle climate change, poverty and president bush's attacks on civil rights. now i'm running for governor to reduce economic inequality. because together, we really can build a virginia that works for everyone. >>> just on those storms, doug, we are on facebook live right now and it's moving fast. a lot of people talking about greenbelt too, seeing thunder already. >> yeah, and it's going to continue. we're doing the same thing, monitoring social media outlets. amelia telling me half inch hail in parts of fairfax county. these storms really do mean business. very heavy rainfall associated with these storms. watch out for isolated flash flooding, especially along area roadways. that's what we're seeing now. look at what's happening. fredericksburg, down to the south, i think you

sheena's got that peek at the weekend coming right up. >>> angie goff here at the live desk.s something that think about whenever we fly. it's become a reality and a real scare for passengers. laptop battery, it caught fire on board a jetblue plane from jfk to san francisco. the smoke caused the pilot to have to land the plane in michigan. the fire was put out before they touched down. nobody was hurt. the plane and flight finally made its way to the last destination. >>> and here is the head line one d.c. school lost more than a quarter of its teaching staff this year. it was "the washington post" report that shocked many when it came out earlier this week. but this morning, d.c. mayor muriel bowser said the resignations were quote, outliers and do not represent a real problem for student it's. and she tells news4 that parents appear to have more faith ever in the d.c. public school system. >> parents aren't losing confidence and we know that by increase chir children in public schools. there was a time where parents lost confidence. you know what they did? they exited the s

the threat from north korea is growing. >> angie goff is at the live desk with new developments aboutissile capabilities. angie? >> reporter: new developments. brand-new video, aaron and eun, of look at the medium range ballistic missile. this happened over the weekend. white house officials told nbc news this is a shorter range rocket than those launched recently. president trump who as we know is traveling abroad did not publicly comment on the launch yet. eun, aaron? >> apg gi, thank you. >>> that latest missile test will be the subject of another meeting at the u.n. tomorrow. >> this comes as the u.s. and international community work together to figure out how to respond. craig melvin sat down exclusively with u.n. ambassador nikki haley. she says all options are on the table. >> at what point do we try something else? at what point do we conclude that's not enough? >> we're doing that now. looking at sanctions and we're going to continue to force it because this is the same movie that keeps playing. >> all options on the table? >> all options on the table. >> you can watch the fu

. >> and i'm angie goff. >> do you know who else is al meteorologist tom kierein who has to tell us about the saturday forecast. >>> good morning. the heat is gone and the rain is gone. in fact, cloud cover has been breaking up overnight. some of the pavement is still a little damp. here's the live view from the storm team 4 tower camera looking off to the north and west. a few breaks in the cloud cover now. storm team 4 radar showing all the rain is pretty much gone. just a few sprinkles in southern stafford and spotslvania county. 72 at reagan national. these are the warmest temperatures of the day. we're in the 60s elsewhere. hour by hour, we'll be hovering in the 60s. maybe reaching near 70 again mid to late afternoon under a partly sunny sky. a look at more showers and storms on the way. that's coming up in a few minutes. >>> thank you, tom. brand new this morning, someone was mysteriously hurt on the university of maryland campus. the university of maryland police say there was a report of a cutting this morning in a dorm room. it's still not clear if the victim was stabbed. police

. >> i'm angie goff. if that didn't silence john walsh critics, i don't know what will. >> hopefully they can get the win in boston once and for all. >> it will be an exciting game. more on that in a moment, but first the rain is coming down hard this morning. >>> it is a little chilly out there, tom kierein, as we trark track it all in the storm team 4 weather center. >> you can see the bulk of it, the dark green, up near philadelphia and north of baltimore. the lighter green is just light rain now in the immediate metro area with a few scattered sprinkles in northern virginia. all this is tracking off to the north and east pulling away. the first line of dawn, here's northwest washington looking a little damp. we'll need an coat. during the afternoon, no sunglasses today. a look at your mother's day and our next chance for any rain in a few minutes. >>> 6:02 and we continue to follow the developing story. if you look at the crime scene out in alexandria this morning, police have been at a shooting at th

angie goff at the live desk. angie? >> reporter: still so many unanswered questions.en to this. you can hear the gunshots and the chaos afterwards. this is new video of the deadly shooting in california. one person dead, seven injured. a man started shooting people during a pool party. the victims were identified as four black women, two black men and an hispanic man. with the police. >> 5:50 right now. news 4 your health this morning, dermatologists say one person in the u.s. dies every hour. >> as we mark national melanoma monday, four things we know to keep safe. >> skin cancer is the most preventible type of cancer. >> reporter: the doctor says the first step is simply staying out of the sun and, of course, avoiding tanning beds at all costs. >> there's still a misconception that it is safe for you. doctors say if your outfit is made of a thin material like this cotton t-shirt, you want to wear sun skrien under your clothes. as to what kind of sun skrien, 30 or higher is your best bet. anything over 50, studies show it doesn't make a difference. >> better off havi

. >>> and i'm angie goff. we are talking about the rain showers, some we could see this morning. >> we are tracking it all. meteorologist tom kierein is joining us now. what about the timing of all of this? >> those storms are likely late this afternoon and maybe a few passing light to moderate showers here over the next couple of hours. right now, the clouds are closing in over washington. live view from the storm team 4 tower camera. they are moving in from the north and west. and the clouds are producing some showers and a little bit of thunder and lightning way out here in west virginia. and just to the north up into howard county and north frederick getting a few sprinkles. but just as the area of some showers coming into the northern shenandoah valley over the next half hour or so. they may make their way into the metro area around 11:00 or so this morning. temperatures will be climbing to near 70 by then. mid-afternoon. some passing storms will be likely after that into the early evening hours. a look a

i'm dav >> and i'm angie goff. this morning could be the first time we see the rain tracking on in. >> hey, tom. what are you thinking? >>> rolling thunder on the streets and in our skies at times throughout the memorial weekend. right now we are dry, there's the sun rise with a live view from the storm team 4 tower camera on this saturday morning. there are some breaks in the clouds. storm team 4 radar is showing clusters of thundershowers, although not severe, coming out of the ohio valley into the mountains here over the next few hours, getting a few sprinkles just east of the 270 corridor in montgomery county. those are tracking off to the east. reagan national is at 62 degrees. the hour-by-hour temperatures are quickly jumping up to 70 by noontime. hitting the low 70s by early afternoon, the mid-70s mid-afternoon. we'll let you know more coming up. >>> seven people were shot on hugh street northwest at 1:00 this morning. we are still learning what happened, but most of the investigation is centered around a pa

angie goff is in the newsroom with the details. >> eun, aaron, adam jones says he's going to move onnd play the game hard. he told "usa today" that he heard serious racist heckling. a lot of people are talking about this on facebook and instagram. the orioles were in boston playing the red sox. he said he heard the n word at him. that fan was ejected from the ballpark. jones has been playing in the majors for more than a decade. he's been offended before but this was one of the worst experiences of his entire career. un? >> angie, thank you. >> it's the oscars of the east coast. fashion to the extreme. who stood out on the red carpet at the met gala and the trend you might start seeing this summer. >>> a congressional panel being held today could change the way you fly. we'll tell you who's testifying in a live report. >>> and good morning, i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. four things you need to know about the weather. breezy days in may are back. winds could be up to 30 miles per hour. tracking a chance for heavy rain on friday which may impact your the following ad

>>> angie goff at the live desk with more on these intense storms and the cleanup happening now, angie. >> aaron, a complete mess in multiple states. major devastation that was left behind. we also know that arkansas is under a state of emergency this morning. what you're looking at here, dramatic video out of texas of an overturned car. good samaritans there able to save an infant and 2-year-old. the problems are still going on. roads and bridges are washed out. lightning caused fires and burning buildings. in the end at least 15 people eun, back to you. >> amazing video. angie, thank you. >>> if you fly you've probably felt turbulence. take a look. 27 people hurt when 40 minutes before landing and without warning their plane started to shake violently. during the turbulence passengers were hurled up onto the roof and then thrown back down. injuries range from broken arms and legs to broken ribs. the russian airline company said the crew was unable to warn pass accept gers of the approaching danger as turbulence occurred in clear sky. the plane was headed from moscow to bangkok.

i'm david culver alongside angie goff. starting out a little chillier for some. >> you saw derrick ward's live shot out there, tom kierein, a breeze at the flower mart. >> clouds around as well likely producing rain over the next couple hours. got the virginia cup gold races going on, great meadows in the ai funk festival and parade later today, we've got the broccoli city festival. a lot of outdoor things going on and as a result you need to keep an eye on the sky, keep an eye on the nbc washington app and look for the storm team 4 radar which right now is showing a little bit of light rain panhandle of west virginia, loudoun county, our suburbs shortly. light rain showers starting to develop from these new clouds. i have the new timing on that coming up this half hour. >>> right now the new york city area preparing for knows batch of rain this afternoon. check out what it did yesterday throughout new york city as well as parts of new jersey. this is some video inside of grand central station. water just poured and drippe