b. b. king is being remembered today. >>> [ music ] [ music ] >> i'm sure going to miss him. b. b. king is being remembered as someone who changed people forever. he died at his home in las vegas. he had recently fallen ill and was under home hospice care. we have a look back at king's life and legacy. >> reporter: he was the king of blues. he was born september 16th, 1925 in mississippi. he came from a family of sharecroppers. after his parents separated he lived with his grandmother. in 1946 after wrecking a tractor on the job he decide today head to memphis and pursue his future. b. b. found himself on street corners playing what he loved, the blues. >> about 12 years old when i decided that i want today try and play. i -- wanted to try to play. i didn't get serious until i came out of service when i was 18. >> reporter: he became a disk jockey. in 1949 he cut -- b. b.'s 3:00 blues went to number one on the r and b charts. from there the hits kept coming. king along with his guitar formed a record breaking 340 nights. he was becoming a star touring with acts like the rolling ston

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and b on a san francisco rental market. >> >>> so called air b and b affect in february and there are calls for tweaks. it may take guidance from a report by the city budget analyst. he says it's having an impact on the stock. >> she rented a flat in this building after after being evicted she says she saw it advertised on air b and b, and sued. her landlord's layer tells us we have confidence that the jury will do it's job. they believe she's a prime example of the report released today. >> you're talking about a 25%, 23%, up to 40% of units that can be rented. >> the makes a distinction between casual hosts and commercial hosts. 32% were listed on air b and b. 122 total. in the mission, 29 pr of potential rentals or 199. the host says people should not blaming air b and b for the shortage. >> we have years and years of policies that affordable housing hasn't been working on >> they promise a fight at the ballot box. >> two bears cared for for more than two months tahoe will be released into the take a look at the bears today they have gained 40 pound

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b-b king has died in las vegas. the 89-year-old rock and roll hall of famer announced he was in hospice care earlier this month. he has released more than 50- albums. with hits including - "the thrill is gone" b-b king was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in 1987. he was the undisputed king of the blooms-nblues a community in the south bay is coming together tonight. after a crash earlier this week. killed four young people. three of the victims were students in the gilroy unified school district. yesenia mendoza pina yolanda jimenez and sara williams. all 18-years-old, were passengers in a car with the suspected drunk driver, when it crashed. we've learned that in addition to school. williams worked at rebekah children's services. >>:she was a vibrant wonderful young lady aspiring to be a: very apprentice. she had a capacity to serve others. we are heartbroken and devastated >> pam :a vigil will take place tomorrow night. for three south bay teens a memorial of flowers continues to grow at the crash site on leavsley avenue, where williams and the others girls. along with 24- year- old gilroy resident, joseph vasquez flemate. were all killed tuesday. we have a lot more on story on

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b?d >>> and welcome back. air b & b a canadian couple not only to pick up the clean-up charges but also offering them free lodging. crews are getting their house back to normal after it was quite literally trashed by tenants. >> the tenants from hell. what started out as a plan to rent their home for extra cash turned into a nightmare. linsey janice has more. >> this is awful. >> imagine coming only home to this. >> everything imaginable that would violate a home has happened here. >> it happened to mark and star king after renting the calgary home they share with their two young sons through air b & b. >> we get an offer to rent out our house for three days for a family coming for a wedding >> but according to his neighbors, a party kicked off right away. >> within three or four hours that we exchanged keys a party bus was here. >> police who responded to noise complaints say in the end, those revelers caused at least $50,000 in damage. look at their candle lit dining room table before. dirty dishes now piled high. >>

. >> now, air b & b telling hosts they may change policy to financially penalize anyone who overstays an air blifornia. >>> the new item that could soon be popping up in your google searches. knockoffs getting so good, even reputable retailers are getting fooled. michael finney looks into what's being done to keep the counterfeit items off of store shelves. >> a chilly start to the weekend, temperatures 5 to 10 degrees above normal. a lot of clouds out >>> google wants to make it easier for you to spend money. accord dog a wall street journal report. google wants to put a buy button in your search results. the buttons would appear on mobil in the shop on google section. it's expected to happen in the next few weeks. >>> the counterfeit product industry is estimated to be a $1.7 trillion criminal enterprise. the money supports organized crime, child labor and terrorism. what if you don't even know you're buying a fake? >> finding counterfeit products in more places than ever. >> they'll show up in major retailers, online when you're buying through marketplaces like ebay and amazon. sometimes ev

b & b horror story from western canada. a calgary home was trashed by what police are calling a "drug induced or ji." they returned home to find dents in the walls, stuffed up toilets and more disgusting things. the family says it will be months before they can return to the house. air bmdations during the repairs. >> a home in rhode island was trashed while the owner was out but this time the culprit as a wild turkey. not the bourbon, the bird crashed through a window into an upstairs bathroom and in its struggles it somehow turned on the hot water. >> the room flooded and water poured into the garage causing even more damage. the house needs thousands of dollars in repair and the owners don't even get a turkey dinner out of it. >> sounds like that turkey was on bourbon. >> maybe they should call air b & b. >> they make a lot of damage. look at that guy chasing after him. that's funny. >> who knew. >> all right. what more can you say about a turkey busting into a house. coming up later in this half hour dudes serving food. how they're giving hooters a run for its money. >> you have strong opinions about this one into i do. >> first the new push to protect baseball players from horrific brain injuries. why everyone from little leaguers to morning leaguers are catching

she says she rented her master bedroom through air b and b weeks into the contract they agreed to transition to a cash only payment not involving air bd the trouble started. >> california law allows the tenant that 30 day notice because they have to find a new place to live. and that's expensive and some tenants have been using that to their advantage. >> it cost this woman more than $1,700 just to get them to leave. air b and b says that the take away here is to stick to a contract because that way they can handle situations like this for you so shirleen if you're one of the many people renting out your home especially with the pope coming this fall you might want to take in that into consideration. >> lesson learned for that family there. >>> final at 4:00 what can be cuter than tiny tortoises. buzz feed is part of this edition at tortoises at bunch. they made the pancakes. there is some apprehension. but then it doesn't take long. this is the first time pancakes had ever been made for these tortoises. they are getting down to business and looks like those pancakes were good. >> you can't return them to the wild because they're goi

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b-b gun. his last known address is in lanham, maryland. relatives live there now and police have searched that home. we know from sources that wint's dna was found on a piece of pizza crust at the crime scene and of course this morning we know that daron wint is charged with first degree murder while armed. that's the latest. now back to you in the studio. >> thank you. >>> and the story does have a lot of moving parts and we want to take you to the beginning and break it down. last wednesday, d.c. police say daron wint held the savopoulos family and their housekeeper captive at their home northwest d.c. woodley park neighborhood. the next morning detectives say someone delivered $40,000 in cash to that house. hours after that cash drop-off, police say wint killed the victims and set fire to the house. and later that evening the family's car was torched in lanham maryland. the investigation follows a new face after the arrest. we'll let you know when he makes his first court appearance. we'll send you a push alert through our nbc washington app. >>> the bar will be set high if prosecutors want to file criminal charges for the deadly train derailment in philadelphia. experts say prosecutors will have to prove that amtrak engineer brandon bostian was intentionally negligent or distracted when it derailed. he used his cell phone but the lawyers say it was not during the train trip. bostian would not charged if it's ruled an accident. in the meantime, the senate democrats want to give them more money so they can address a maintenance and repair backlog. they say that backlog is compromising safety and service and they want to give amtrak $2 billion in su panel approved the spending bill the day after the crash, but could cut $251 billion from the budget if it passes. >>> today a judge will decide if a former montgomery county school employee will stand trial for sex abuse. robert wilson was a paraeducator at the middle school in silver spring. he helped the student with homework by phone and then started to meet her at school where the alleged abuse took place. the victim said they also met at her apartment building. a hearing will happen at 2:00 p.m. today. >>> the man who set off a furor by landing his gyrocopter at the capitol said he wouldn't change a thing. douglas hughes has pleaded not guilty in federal court. if convicted of the charges against him, he faces more than nine years in prison. but the judge today relaxed the rules of his release. he's due back in court next wednesday. he says when it's all over, he'd like his gyrocopter back. >>> dozens are remembering a police officer killed in nebraska. a vigil was held for detective kerry orozco last night in omaha. she was just 29 years old. she was shot while serving ach is warrant. she was a day away from starting her time to be with her new child. she was the 25th officer in omaha to be killed in the line of duty. >>> a d.c. woman is behind bars on charges she ran down another woman. chatara johnson is killed with involuntary month slaughter. according to charging documents johnson fled the scene and reported the car stolen. the victim's daughters say they're relieved the woman who killed their mother has been caught. >> well i'm excited, i'm happy. i'm glad she is arrested. but she ain't going to bring my mother back. >> i'm just mad, you know? angry because my mom is gone. >> johnson's brother in law who owns the car involved in the crash turned his sister-in-law in to the mis. >>> a former korean air executive is out of jail after serving five months for her outburst over macadamian nuts. heather heather cho had that outburst earlier this year and she ordered a flight attendant off the flight because of the way she was served the nuts. her defense lawyer offered an apology. her sentence has been suspended for two years. >>> it's a chilly 50 degrees outside our studios, but you see that guy back there? >> i know it's shining. >> going to do some work later on today. >> so great to see that sun back tom kierein. >> it is beaming down upon us. it will warm us quickly through the morning but you're right, it's quite chilly this morning. only in the upper 40s in montgomery county and fairfax county much of prince george's county is only around 50. inside the beltway just in the low 50s. low 50s by the bay and the rest of northern virginia it's in the mid to upper 40s. warren down to 44 right now. a lot of dew forming this morning. i took this picture predawn here in northwest washington. dew covering the windshield and grassy areas now. storm team 4 radar no travel problems up and down 95 new england to florida. if you're headed out to the west you may run into the showers into parts of ohio and indiana. storm team 4 radar all clear. we have that sun coming up now. a live view from our tower camera in a clear sky. we'll be up into the low 50s by 8:00. by noon jumping to around 70. then we'll notice the breezes picking up as well. gusting 20 to 25 miles per hour. temperatures peaking in the mid and upper 70s by late afternoon. a few clouds coming in and sprinkles way out in the mountains. tomorrow morning, down to the low 50s. saturday bright and sunny. highs low to mid 70s. mild on sunday into the low 80s. getting a little more humid on monday but still comfortable humidity for memorial day and all the events in washington. it will be hot in the afternoon. plenty of sunshine. you'll need sun block and then as we get into tuesday, back to work and school. hot and rather humid. it will feel like summertime around 90s. each afternoon we might have a few passing thundershowers rolling through. next weather and traffic on the 1s neighborhood highs today. that's coming up at 6:31. how are the roads now, melissa? >> right now another crash. it doesn't seem to be slowing things down too much. i wanted to show you this camera outer loop approaching b.w. overall looking good. 95 southbound, here through dale city, we have a 2 1/2 mile backup. first 4 traffic tracker is northbound after dale city. slow this as well. southbound route 1 still closed at prince william parkway. chopper 4 is over the scene there. a pedestrian was struck there. so still have a little bit of a closure there. wide look at things. overall, no major problems here as you kind of take a big look at the beltway. 270 here at old hundred road. everything looking quite good as you head to hyattstown. seeing more volume headed northbound through the frederick area after you get out of germantown than we normally see. lots of folks getting out of town. >> thank you. 6:24 right now. a reality tv star has resigned from a conservative christian lobbying firm and claims -- amid claims that he molested young girls when he was a teenager. "in touch weekly" published a police report that it claims describes charges against josh duggar. one of stars of tlcs "19 kids and counting." duggar apologized on facebook saying he acted inexcusably. he worked for the family research council which promotes traditional marriage. >>> it's the latest twist for joe morrissey. he said he'll marry the 19-year-old mother of his son. morrissey and myrna pride say they want more children. morrissey lost his seat and served jail time after the relationship was discovered. he won it back and lost it again when he moved out of the district. he's running for a state senate seat. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what caused an oil pipe line to break. it sent more than 100,000 gallons into the water off the california coast. the operator of the broken pipeline says it may take weeks or even months to find out what went wrong. the pipe line company says some pump problems were detected at the time of that break, but still not clear if the problems were related to the spill. >>> health officials in california are working to find out if raw tuna is to blame for a salmonella outbreak. 53 cases had been reported in nine states including virginia. 31 of the cases were reported in california and most of the people who fell ill reported eating sushi containing raw tuna. >>> we're tracking breaking news involving the arrest of the man accused in the murders of a northwest washington family and their housekeeper. what we're learning about his arrest late last night and how police tracked him to new york city at one point. >>> the damage had some thinking our area had been hit with a meteor shower. the accident that had rocks falling on homes and businesses in loudoun county. >>> down up to d.c. right now, how warm >>> breaking news as you wake up. today the man wanted for a brutal quadruple murder in northwest washington is waking up behind bars. police announcing late last night that they had daron wint in custody. he could make his first court appearance later today. late last night, he was spotted in prince george's county. >> they followed him into the district and pulled him over on rhode island avenue. wint killed savvas and savopoulos their 10-year-old son, and housekeeper, vera figueroa. he is charged with first degree murder while armed. >>> storm team 4 is tracking cooler conditions. most of us steps out to temperatures in the 40s or 50s. but you will see a warm-up in the hours ahead. meteorologist tom kierein here with highs you will see in your neighborhood. >> there's a promise of spring in the air this morning. live view from the storm team 4 capital camera. there's the dome shrouded in scaffolding, lit up by golden sunlight. there's senate park in the foreground. afternoon highs recovering nicely from the chill we have now. should be making it into the upper 70s, south and west maybe 80 near fredericksburg over to culpepper and warren town. around the bay, mid 70s. and near the pennsylvania border up near 70 degrees. shenandoah valueley it's beautiful there. a few clouds coming into the mountains later on this afternoon that might produce a sprinkle but elsewhere we will stay dry today. the chopper is up in the clear sky over that accident in woodbridge. what's going on with that? >> yeah, nasty crash in woodbridge. take a look at this. chopper got to the scene a few minutes ago. this is southbound route 1 shut down there at prince william parkway where a pedestrian was struck that could be some time before they completely clear things out of the way there. looking better here. fingers crossed for everybody headed out of town. 95 southbound through dale city a 1 1/2 mile backup. then it kind of loosens up a bit. that's the earlier road work that did not get cleared out in in time. 95 northbound approaching the occoquan not too bad. 66 into town and out of town no issues. same thing when you look at 270 north and south and approaching b.w. parkway a little slow because of a crash off to the right side. back in ten minutes with travel times. >>> breaking news, that manhunt is over for a quadruple murder suspect. daron wint is behind bars this morning. d.c. police arrested him during a traffic stop last night. you're looking at some new video of detectives searching the car he was riding in along with other people. there's still a lot of questions to answer and connections to make in this case. including what he was at doing before he was arrested. news4's megan mcgrath is in college park where police have been posted all night. what do we know megan? >> reporter: well if you look behind me you can see the two police cruisers just down the road a little bit. we have had officers on the scene all night long. we are at the howard johnson's on route 1 in college park. they have been assigned to just keep an eye on things here through the night. now, police thought that daron wint was in new york city but they missed him there. they got information and were able to track him to the maryland hotel. sources tell news4 that they received information, investigators did, that he could be found at the howard johnson's here on route 1. the fugitive task force was preparing to move in and make an arrest. when they saw wint get into a vehicle with several other people and u.s. marshals followed them. then they pulled that vehicle over on rhode island avenue in northeast washington. and they made the arrest without incident. now, we are learning that there are two vehicles actually that are part of this. there was a sedan and there's a small box truck. both of those vehicles were towed away by police and are impounded and are now part of this criminal investigation. wint has been charged in the deaths of the savopoulos family and their housekeeper, vera figueroa. the big break of course coming in this case when police analyzed a pizza crust that was found at the crime scene. sources say that wint's dna was founden that kr-- found on that crust. that of course sparked the manhunt. that search now over as daron wint is in police custody. back to you in the studio. >> megan mcgrath for us live, thanks so much. >>> this morning we are learning that wint's cell phone led investigators to new york. they say some time after he torched the savopoulos family's porsche last week he got on a bus to new york city. police tracked him down in brooklyn by his phone. that's where his girlfriend lives. she spent most of yesterday talking to detectives from the new york city police department. she told police that wint was headed back to d.c. to possibly surrender. police eventually caught up with him in prince george's county and he was followed into d.c. last night up and he was pulled over on rhode island avenue northeast. >>> with wint facing first degree charges as megan said even if he's convicted currently defendants cannot receive the death penalty in d.c. but if this raises to the federal level and u.s. prosecutors pursue federal capital murder charges then the jurisdiction doesn't matter. >>> more on our team coverage of daron wint's arrest in a few minutes. what we're learning about his criminal background including his connection to the savopoulos family. >>> if you can, take a second to take a look at these photos right here. federal investigators are searching for suspects who almost set the fires during the recent unrest in baltimore. images of the buildings captivated the nation. there's an image of a man that they believe torched that cvs pharmacy on pennsylvania avenue. the suspects used materials they looted to start those fires. a baltimore grand jury has indicted all six baltimore police officers in the death of freddie gray. maryland state's attorney marilyn mosby announced the indictment at a short briefing yesterday. it's similar to the charges mosby announced weeks ago. some charges changed based on some new information, but mosby didn't share those details. the officers will be arraigned july 2nd. >>> a man is recovering after being hit by rocks after a quarry quarry blast in loudoun county. it sent giant rocks crashing into homes businesses in a sterling neighborhood. huge chunks of debris fell through the house on to the empty bed. there was a guy sleeping in the exact same room, right on the next bed. he had to get eight stitches. surveillance cameras caught a rock flying toward an auto parts store. you will see it here in a second. that rock actually blew right through the window. >> down right scary stuff there. >>> putting a stop to a controversial surveillance program. when the nsa can be winding down their program. >>> and a crash in woodbridge. chopper 4 over the scene and plus the slowest spot in the area. details coming up. >>> a new look a >>> welcome back. more of you use mass transit to get to work than any other form of transportation. that's according to a new report from the university of michigan. this studied how people commute in the district. i believe this is people who live in the city. more than 38% of you use mass transit. 13% of you walk to work but less than 1% cycle to work. the report also revealed the average longest commute time is about 29 minutes. >> i thought there would be more cyclists. >>> you may see some serious delays on metro. five of the six lines will be impacted by track word. yellow, blue, orange and silver lines will run every 24 minutes. to see all of the scheduled changes head on over to the nbc washington app. metro is going to open up around 7:00 a.m. on memorial day. >> weekend, holiday schedule. >> yeah. >> lots of folks getting around for the holidays. >> that's right. i have been seeing so many pictures of social media with traffic at a stand still. they left so early this morning. >> that's right. >> at least the weather is going to be good. >> amelia segal is in holiday weekend. >> kicking it. it is chilly but overall really nice. perfect day to take the kids out the the park to the playground. and drive time forecast looking good for morning, midday and afternoon. biggest concern -- make sure you have the sunglasses with you. for the morning hours, temperatures around 54 degrees. bright sunshine drying roads. 77 degrees as you leaving work getting into the holiday weekend. plenty of sunshine breezy later today. melissa, how are the roads looking right now? >> right now, still have this problem in woodbridge. southbound route 1 at prince william parkway, this intersection a lot of diversions are happening because of a nasty crash involving a pedestrian earlier this morning. 95 southbound at dale city still a little slow there. going about 20 miles an hour. 29 -- 95 north to the quantico no problem. 66 eastbound, looking good. germantown to the beltway moving along and so is the outer loop from 95 to 270. remember to listen to our friends on wtop for the latest on the weekend memorial day traffic when you hop in your car. >>> the roads will be a crowded place as many of you head out of town. why it may take you longer to get to your destination than in years past. >>> and breaking news involved in the arrest of the man wanted for the quadruple homicide in d.c. what police are telling us about >>> 15 before the hour. breaking news, the manhunt for daron wint is over. the man accused of murdering a northwest d.c. family and their housekeeper waking up behind bars. after tracking him from d.c. to maryland to new york d.c. police arrested wint during a traffic stop in northeast. >> news4's kristin wright is digging deeper into his criminal background background. >> but we begin with megan mcgrath and why the investigation has now stretched to college park. megan? >> reporter: well good morning. things began to unfold quickly late last night. a source tells news4 that the u.s. marshals received information that daron wint could be found at the howard johnson's hotel on route 1 in college park. the fugitive task force went to the hotel last night. they had eyes on wint but before they could arrest him, he hopped into a car with some other people and they drove away. marshals followed and ultimately they pulled the vehicle over on rhode island avenue in northeast washington. daron wint was arrested. he's been charged with first degree murder. in the deaths of the savopoulos family and their housekeeper vera figueroa. now, the murder sparked an intense manhunt that went across several states. law enforcement all around the area were on alert, looking for wint. that manhunt is now over. the search is over. daron wint has been arrested. he's now facing first degree murder charges. back to you in the studio. >> thank you. >>> for two years daron wint worked as a welder at the american iron works. savvas savopoulos was ceo of that company. we spoke to workers at the company and wint didn't have a good reputation among his former co-workers. no word yet if wint's former work history could be a motive for the savopoulos murders. in the meantime, we are digging into his criminal and military history. news4's kristin wright picks that up from the d.c. headquarters. what do we know about his back ground. >> reporter: well, firstly we know that here at police headquarters police will have a lot of questions for daron wint today as we learn more about the quadruple murder suspect's background. he was born and raised in guyana. he moved to the u.s. in 2000. he joined the marines that same year. however, didn't make it through basic training and received an honorable discharge for medical reasons. around that time, wint became a welder working at savopoulos' company from 2003 to 2005. we're told one of wint's relatives was fired from the company at one point. wint has a court record going back to 2005 that includes a conviction for assaulting a woman in 2009 and arrest in 2010 at a gas station across the street from american iron works. police say he was carrying an open container of beer a machete and a b-b gun. now, what else we do know is that wint's last known address was in lanham, maryland. relatives live there now and police have searched that home. as megan mentioned, wint's dna was found on a pizza crust at the crime scene. we know this morning that daron wint is charged with first degree murder while armed. back the you, aaron and eun. >> thank you. there will be a wake today for vera figueroa the housekeeper at the savopoulos home. last wednesday, she texted a friend that she working at the woodley park home. figueroa came to the u.s. from elle salve door and planned to retire next year. >>> and friends have set up this gofundme page to help pay for funeral costs. donations will help the family send her body home by plane to el salvador for a proper burial. she leaves behind a husband and two children in el salvador. and this is a story that has a lot of moving parts and we want to take you to the very beginning. last wednesday, d.c. police say daron wint held the savopoulos

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the air this morning as the sky has cleared out, that rain we had yesterday long gone. here's another view of the sunrise from the storm team 4 tower camera this morning. sun will be coming up at 5:50 this morning in half an hour from now in a clear sky. we have quite a bit of dew this morning. i took this picture a couple of hours ago in northwest washington. a lot of dew on windshields and grassy areas and the storm team 4 radar, no problems up and down 95 between here and new england or down to florida. heading west though, you may be running into some showers if you're driving into western pennsylvania or ohio later on today. everything is dry for heading out for this get away day. temperatures right now around the bay, low to mid 50s there. around the metro area upper 40s. much of prince george's county is right around 50 degrees. right around the beltway and inside the beltway we're in the low to mid 50s. shenandoah valley panhandle of west virginia chilly there. just in the 40s. and way out in western maryland it's only in the 30s this morning. much of the region will still be around 50 by 8:00 with the bright sun and then jumping to near 70 by noontime. that's when we'll see some breezes picking up. later this morning, winds could be gusting to 25 moul -- miles an hour. a few clouds are coming through. temperatures into the upper 70s. tomorrow morning another chilly start in the low 50s. sunny on saturday highs mid 70s. mild comfortable humidity. beautiful day on sunday. highs in the low 80s on sunday afternoon. for memorial day looking great for all the activities around the metro area. temperatures will be in the mid 80s. we'll have comfortable humidity with lots of sunshine. but rather hot during the afternoon. and then back to work and school. storm team 4 seven day outlook, tuesday, wednesday and thursday each day. it will be feeling like summer with highs upper 80s to near 90. passing afternoon thunderstorms each day as well. next weather and traffic on the 1s coming up at 5:31. your neighborhood highs for the day ahead. now melissa is looking at slowdowns early on this get away day with breaking news. >> major slowdowns. 95 southbound here through dale city we have a 3 1/2 mile backup because of earlier road work. right now still actually have a right lane blocked through dale city. only going 20 miles per hour as you head southbound there. woodbridge, a problem. prince william parkway is shut down. route 1 being diverted on to prince william parkway. wide look at things beltway looking good. and nice and green. same thing when you're looking at 270 into and out of town. if you're headed to the beach take me awith me. bay bridge is looking good. we know that will get crazy later i should say, right now no major problems. >> melissa, thank you. >>> 5:24 your time right now. the bar will be set high if prosecutors want to file criminal charges for the deadly train derailment in philadelphia. prosecutors will have to prove that amtrak engineer brandon bostian was negligent. he probably would not be charged if the crash is ruled an accident. in the meantime, senate democrats want to give amtrak more money so the railroad can address the $21 million maintenance and repair backlog. they want to give amtrak $2 billion in subsidies. a republican controlled house panel approved a spending bill the day after the crash. it could cut $251 million from the budget if it passes. >>> new this morning a former korean air executive is out of jail after spending five months for her outburst over macadamian nuts. heather cho had an outburst earlier this year and she ordered a flight attendant off the flight because of the way she was served the nuts. cho's defense lawyer issued an apology and the rest of the sentence has been suspended for two years. >>> officials are trying to figure out what caused a jet to crash. it crashed off the colombian northern coast. the plane was carrying more than a ton of cocaine. the body of a man along with a mexican passport was found among the wreckage. >>> hey, take a look at some incredible video. drivers in texas are hoping for a dry spell after major rain caused flooding in the area. it left several stranded in corpus christi yesterday. cars were left under several feet of water as drivers headed for high ground. the rain left major intersections under water too. more rain is expected to hit the region later today. >>> our breaking news coverage of the arrest of a quadruple murder suspect continues. one week to the day after police say daron wint killed a north west d.c. family. they took him into custody. >>> and what we're learning about a search involving the u.s. marshals. >>> major changes on the way for the students why they won't be taking as many standardized tests next year. >>> how warm will it get where you live? tom's working on your neighborhood highs and will bring that to us at 5:31. >>> 5:30 begins with breaking news. suspect caught. d.c. police have started questioning quadruple murder suspect daron wint using his cell phone detectives tracked him from maryland to brooklyn, new york, and back. last night officers followed him from prince george's county into the district and pulled him over on rhode island avenue. wint killed the savopouloses their 10-year-old son and housekeeper last week. investigators matched his dna from a pizza crust at the woodley park home. >>> good morning. i'm angie goff. in for eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. but first, let's check in with tom. >> starting off with a clear sky this morning. you can see the first light of dawn showing up. that midnight blue sky and temperatures are chilly. only near 50 in prince george's county. much of montgomery county and fairfax county only the upper 40s now. and a chill in the air shenandoah valley pan handle of west virginia as well. it's just in the 40s from front royal, up through winchester and thurmond down to the chilly 43. oakland is only at 37 degrees, but look at the afternoon highs today. absolutely gorgeous around the bay, low to mid 70s. mid to upper 70s in the metro area and low to mid 70s farther north. next weather and traffic on the 1s your drive time forecast for this friday get away day. and the get away on the roads is not looking so great. breaking news with melissa. >> again, virginia 95 southbound here through dale city we are slow here. it is now a 2 1/2 mile backup. that getting better. we were four miles initially this morning. so it's getting smaller, but still going 16 miles per hour there. southbound a little slow there. just a warning. 95 northbound, first 4 traffic tracker having no problems there just after quantico. brand new crash outer loop at route 1 with the right lane blocked. a warning there. prince william parkway is shut down because of a crash there. the traffic is being pushed on to prince william. b.w. parkway into and out of town looking good. travel times in ten minutes. aaron? >> melissa, thank you. 5:31. now back to the breaking news this morning, the suspect caught last night d.c. police arrested the man they believe killed a d.c. family and their house keeper. police connected daron wint to several scenes including those in two states. the most recent search led police to the hotel in college park. news4's megan mcgrath breaks down that link. good morning. >> reporter: well aaron, we're here at the howard johnson's on route 1 in college park and over my shoulder here you can see a police officer who's been given the task of keeping an eye on things overnight. he has been here all night long. now, police thought that daron wint was actually in new york city. but they missed him there and they had to track him back to maryland. they got information that he was at a hotel in maryland. now, the fugitive task force was preparing to go in and make the arrest at the hotel when they saw daron wint get into a vehicle with several other people. this was late last night. u.s. marshals then began to follow that vehicle and they pulled it over on rhode island avenue in northeast washington. they towed that vehicle away as well as another vehicle. both have been impounded and are part of this investigation. one is a sedan, a car. the other is a small box truck. now, wint has been charged with first degree murder in the deaths of the savopoulos family and their housekeeper, vera figueroa. the big broke as we have been hearing came when police analyzed a pizza crust found at the crime scene. sources say that wint's dna was found on that crust. that's when they identified him as the prime suspect in the manhunt. that manhunt is now over however, daron wint now in police custody. back to you. >> megan mcgrath live in college park thank you. >>> this story has a lot of moving parts. we want to take you to the beginning now. police say the suspect held the savopoulos family and their housekeeper captive last wednesday at a home on woodland drive in woodley park neighborhood. police believe he set their home on fire on thursday, that was hours after somebody delivered $40,000 in cash to the house. later that evening someone torched the family car in lanham. >> after wint torched that porsche, he travelled by bus to new york city and police tracked his cell phone to brooklyn. his girlfriend lives in brooklyn. she spent most of yesterday talking to detectives. she said wint was headed back to d.c. to possibly surrender and police caught up with him in prince george's county. officers followed wint into d.c. last night and pulled him over on rhode island avenue northeast. >>> developing this morning, we expect new information later today about two men in california that the fbi says wanted to join isis. lawmaker officials confirmed to nbc news the fbi arrested both men yesterday, one of them was at los angeles international airport when he was caught. the suspects were unarmed and may have been recruited via social media. >>> a d.c. woman is behind bars this morning on charges that she ran down a 68-year-old woman. 26-year-old chatara johnson is charged with involuntarily manslaughter. police say she hit and killed 68-year-old faith pines on southern avenue southeast. johnson fled the scene and reported the car stolen and she told police she knew nothing about the accident. the victim's family says they are happy about the arrest. >> i'm excited. i'm happy. i'm glad that she is arrested. but she ain't going to bring my mother back. >> i'm just mad, angry because my mom is 's brother in law who owns the car involved in the crash turned his sister-in-law in to police. she said she was speeding and couldn't stop in time. >>> 5:35. today, president obama will celebrate jewish heritage american month. the event celebrates the contributions of jewish americans to american culture. five years ago the president -- joe biden will speak at the u.s. naval academy's graduation. that ceremony begins at 10:00 a.m. more than a thousand midshipmen will graguate from the academy. >>> you may face some serious delays on metro. five of the six lines will be impacted by track work. on saturday and sunday, trains on the yellow, blue, orange and silver lines will run every 24 minutes. on monday trains on the yellow and blue will run every 18 minutes. to see how it changes, head over to the washington app, and metro will open at 7:00 a.m. on memorial day. >>> looks like more of us use mass transit to get to work than any other form of transportation. that is according to a new report by the university of michigan. the report studied how people commute in the district and this is what it found. more than 38% of you use mass transit. 13% of you prefer to walk to work but less than 1% cycle to work. the report also revealed the average longest commute time is about 29 minutes. >>> we continue to learn more information about the man police say is behind the murders of four people at a northwest d.c. mansion. kristin wright digging into the background of daron wint. she'll share what she's learned. >>> and right now, biggest problem for all of you memorial day travelers is 95 southbound through dale city. we'll show you exactly what's happening in a couple of minutes. >>> a shocking revelation about a reality star living in the d.c. area. the scandal that has josh duggar apologizing this >>> a reality tv star has resigned from a conservative christian lobbying firm amid claims that he molested young girls when he was a teenager. "in touch weekly" published a 2006 police report that claims describes charges against josh duggar of tlcs "19 kids and counting." he said he acted inexcusably. he worked for the family research council which promotes traditional marriage. the council released a statement saying it will pray for everyone involved. >>> well your child will spend less time taking the common core tests next school year. it will be 90 minutes shorter. in our region the changes apply to those in maryland and d.c. and changing the math and english exams will be give once a year instead of twice. it was made after the parents and teachers complained that the tests took away from class time. >>> all right, it looks like we're rounding out this workweek on a nice week. >> 5:41 is your time right now. storm team 4 meteorologist amelia segal is outside on the weather deck with a coat. >> you can hear the birds. >> you can hear the birds, aside from the chill it's a nice morning out here on the storm team 4 weather deck. not a cloud in the sky. the winds are calm right now. hard to believe we started off this week with high temperatures in the 90s and it was chilly yesterday. today, improvements after this cold morning. your drive time forecast morning, midday and afternoon, all looking good. dealing with dry roads. this morning though definitely that chill in the air. so you want to grab the jacket. 54 degrees as you head into work. coming home though you can roll down the windows, nice breeze. temperature around 77. tom is going to be back in ten minutes with a look ahead to memorial day weekend. if there are any storms in the forecast. but for now, over to melissa. you're still tracking issues around dale city. >> i am. breaking news right now, dale city southbound very slow and 66 eastbound here brand new crash at route 50 with the left lane blocked. so starting to get jammed inbound on 66. this is the first 4 traffic tracker on 95 southbound in virginia here through dale city. we have a 2 1/2 mile backup. better than it was, still not great. going about 15 miles per hour. as far as travel times, 270 notop of the belt outer loop still looking good. 95 southbound from the beltway to quantico about 15 minutes behind and 66 eastbound from fairfax county parkway to the beltway, 11 minutes. remember to listen to our friends on wtop when you hop in your car to the latest. >> thank you. >>> if you'r >>> 14 before the hour. breaking news this morning. the suspect in a quadruple murder sitting behind bars right now. daron wint was arrested late last night in the district. officers spotted him in prince george's county followed him into d.c. and pulled him over on rhode island avenue northeast. he is charged with first degree murder now. wint killed savvas and amy savopoulos and 10-year-old son and housekeeper. we continue with kristin wright at d.c. police headquarters with more on wint's connection to the family. >> reporter: well, aaron, today detectives certainly have a lot of questions for daron wint. as we learn more about who the quadruple murder suspect is. daron wint was born and raised in guyana. he moved to the u.s. in 2000. he joined the marines that same year. however, he did not make it through basic training. and he received an honorable discharge for medical reasons. now, next comes the connection between wint and the savopoulos family. from 2003 to 2005 daron wint worked as a welder at savvas savopoulos' company in hyattsville, maryland, and we are told that one of his relatives was fired from the company. he has a court record back to 2005 that includes a conviction for assaulting a woman in 2009. and interestingly, an arrest in 2010 at a gas station across the street from american iron works. police say he was carrying an open container of beer, a machete and a b-b gun. what else we know is that wint's last known address is in lanham maryland. he has relatives living there now and police have searched that home. we know according to sources that wint's dna was found on a piece of pizza crust at the crime scene. we know that wint is charged with first degree murder while armed. back to you. >> kristin wright thank you. >>> the baltimore grand jury has indicted all six baltimore police officers in the death of freddie gray. maryland's state's attorney marilyn mosby announced that yesterday. the indicts are similar to the charges that mosby announced weeks ago. some charges changed based on new information but she didn't share the details. >> now that the grand jury has also found probable cause to charge the aforementioned officers based upon the evidence these officers who are presumed innocent until proven guilty are now scheduled to be arraigned on july 2nd. >> lawyers for the officers have called the case over zealous prosecution. they are c

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b-17 and b-24 crews was put at nearly 50%. that began to change with the introduction of the b-51 mustang. outfitted with external fuel tanks made of a papier-mache --here come the mustangs. mustangs were also flown by the 332nd fighter group, and by 1944, the german air force was trying to survive. in a single week, the allies sought to hasten the end. operation argument was a series of large-scale royal air force and u.s. army raids. more than 1000 bombers were sent against their targets. allies dropped more than 25 million pounds of ordnance. raids were intended to bait german fighters in the air. the german air force lost 1/3 of its remaining single engine fighters that month, and 8% of its pilots, but u.s. forces suffered as well. in more than 3000 sorties, 247 b-17's were lost despite the bomber's ability to sustain damage and bring airmen home. outfitted with 13 50-caliber machine guns, the crews flew this aircraft, earning the nickname flying fortress, with the ability to fly long distances with a payload of 6000 pounds. these aircraft were the workhorse of america's strategic bomb

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b 25 to b 34. it also manufactured all threats -- ball turrets for the b 25. company is now a part of honeywell aviation, one of our sponsors of the arsenal of democracy flyover. there was no single company that made a bigger contribution to america's success than the grumman corporation. grumman designed and built the wildcat f6 hellcat fighter. and the torpedo bomber. all planes were essential to our country's success in naval battles in the pacific. in 1994, the company merged with northrup corporation to form a northrop grumman, a sponsor of today. we will see several grumman planes in the formation flyovers today. when the triumph group acquired industry a few years ago, they acquired some world war ii history. the corsair was a critical tool in the war against japan. after several name changes and acquisitions, the company is now part of the triumph group, a sponsor of today's flyover. general electric was a vital part of the american arsenal of democracy. in addition to groundbreaking research and development of the first jet engine in the united states,

b-17 bombers that will be coming across here very, very shortly. they were part of our heavy bomber fleet along with the b-24 liberator we saw fly by earlier. there are about 18,000 b-24 liberators made, more than any other american aircraft during the war. here come the b- -- the first b-17. and the second. the flying fortress, ten crew members in each aircraft. the first allied soldiers in france on d-day arrived by parachute just after midnight on june 6th, 1944. 13,000 paratroopers from the 82nd and 101st airborne divisions made the trip in more than 800 c-47 transport aircraft. these lead elements jumped into normandy to secure a series of bridges, causeways and crossroads vital to the success of the allied invasion of france. it began its life as the douglas dc-3, an airplane credited with revolutionizing the airline industry. and with the outbreak of hostilities, the plane was reconfigured as a military transport. c-47s kept in china -- in the war flew supplies, fuel and weapons and personnel from muddy air fields in india across the himalayan range to places in china. it was called flying the hump. after d-day, the c-47 supported the ally drive into germany

and havana is already one of the fastest growing markets for air b&b. >> i just hope that cuba doesn'tose its uniqueness. >> reporter: what do you think is special about this country? >> you think that you're back 30 or 40 years in time. >> reporter: the cubans are confident they can keep the capitalist world from turning their workers' paradise into a strip mall. if you want to see all this, maybe you won't want to wait until maniona. harry smith, nbc news, havana. >>> and that will do it for us on this friday night. i'm lester holt reporting from los angeles. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >> i really don't understand how they can say it was just a fight. >> right now at 6:00 the family demands justice after a san jose state police killed a man. this after getting a new glimpse into what happened in the moments before shots rang out. good evening, i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai. we've obtained still photographs. these pictures prove their point. they are still photos from a body camera of

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city council today introduced a bill requiring anyone who rents out their home on air b&b and similar sites to pay the 8% hotel tax and force people who rent out their homes for more than 30 days to get a rental license. measure if approved takes effect july 1st. >>> down the shore police arrested a couple for a golf course robbery. happened tuesday at the green tree golf course in egg harbor township. $1,400 worth of golf clubs and a golf bag were stolen from the pro shop. both charged in this case. culmetski also charged with stealing golf clubs at a sports authority in december and april. >>> from our delaware bureau the debate over standardized testing heads to the state capitol. the house is expected to vote soon on a bill that would allow students to opt out of these tests without any academic repercussion. the tests are part of the new common core standards which have been controversial nationwide. governor jack markell suggested he may veto the bill if it passes in the general assembly. >>> coming up next on "nbc 10 news at 6," a teenage suspect still on the run from police bu

b and b rules in san francisco up for vote today. opponents say they are not giving up their rental rights without a fight. the board of supervisors will consider amendments to the city's current short-term rental laws. ahead of the hearing 11 air b and b hosts, one from each city district, will visit the offices of their respective board members asking them to support home sharing. the new amendments would cap all short-term rentals to a maximum of 120 days a year. >>> finding available housing and renting such an issue in the city, now ed lee is going to reportedly up the ante on his push for more affordable housing. he will revise plans to half million dollar in pro effect,s left in limbo when the state dissolved all that. lee's new plan includes bond financing for 3,000 new affordable housing units within 15 years. >>> gas is down about 50 cents a gallon from this time last year. now we're learning what people did with all that money they saved. according to bankrate.com 40% of americans spent the extra cash on necessities, namely groceries and rent. 23% saved or invested the savings with millennials more likely to save than any other age group. just 14% ramped up their spending as a result of gas saving. >>> save money and k

a controversial bill to collect taxes on air b & b vacation rentals has passed the toughest test yet. mike inning wire passed the senate finance today and moves on to the full senate. if approved it will require online vacation company disclose the extent of their business so they can be taxed. the bill gives local government better ability to enforce regulations on those short-term rentals. >> the berkeley city council has unanimously voted to become the first city in the country to require cell phone carriers about the risk of radiation exposure. the ordinance bans retailers from selling phones without a warning label. the right to know ordinance is expected to pass a required second reading may 26th. if it does the new law will take effect in july but it will likely face legal challenges from cell phone trade groups. >> meantime, city council and berkeley proposed to outlaw tobacco products outside schools. the law would ban tobacco products within 1,000 feet of a school or public park. it was bounced back to the city manager for more. opponents say it is unfair and could have a ne

he was carrying a backpack with a two foot long machete, a b-b gun and an open beer. >>> developing this morning, we expect new information later today about two men in california. the fbi says they wanted to join isis. lawmaker officials confirmed to nbc news the fbi arrested both of the men yesterday. one of the men was at los angeles international airport when he was caught. the suspects were unarmed and may have been recruited by a social media. >>> a d.c. woman behind bars on charges she ran down a 68-year-old woman. chatara johnson said she hit and killed faith pines on southern avenue southeast. according to the charging documents, johnson fled the scene and reported the car stolen. she also told police she knew nothing about the accident. the victim's daughter says the family is relieved the woman who killed their mother has been caught. >> well, i'm excited. i'm happy. i'm glad. i'm glad she is arrested. but she ain't never going to bring my mother back. >> i'm just mad, you know? angry. my mom is gone. >> johnson's brother in law turned his sister-in-law to police. she said she