>> reporter: tonight, youssef ali is on administrative leave from his job at dulles airport. it comes amidst a cnn investigation that highlighted a brutal and violent past. we have covered ali several times dating back to 1998. >> he's been accused of ordering the executions of more than hundred people. >> reporter: that was news4's jim handly questioning on his military past in somalia. 18 years later, those questions still being raised of the colonel. the victim alleging he was tortured and shot and left for dead at the direction of youssef ali. i spoke with ali's attorney. >> ali is entitled immunity an official or former official of the somali government. >> reporter: we found video of him working as a security guard in canada in the early 90s. the court found canada deported ali for serious human rights abuses. he then came to the united states. he most recently worked as a security guard at dulles airport contracted out by a third party. >> my observation is that it is an unfortunate effort i think to sensationalize the fact that he works at dulles airport. so what? >>

he had been overseas for several years when he landed at dulles airport. he was taken into custody for outstanding warrant. d.c. bureau chief sam ford joins us with the new details tonight. sam? sam: maureen, it seems that prince george's county authorities knew there was this outstanding warrant. got a judge to reissue it today. so when the folks that went to dubai to get walter fauntroy, the folks in waiting thought they'd have a celebration. what happened was he was arrested, taken away by the police. no sooner had walter fauntroy got off a flight to dubai at dulles airport he was headed to the jail. this is the mugshot that loudoun county released of the former congressman, pastor, civil rights leader this afternoon. congressional staffer and church member flew to dubai saturday to bring fauntroy home. >> we were able to go to the u.s. consulate. they were helpful. they helped us tremendously. we found him where he was with his family there. treated him wonderfully. we were able to get him back. fly with him back here to dulles. that was it. sam: faunt

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glad to be home. >> the legendary civil rights activist was arrested at dulles airport shortly after flight landed from the united arab emirates. >> he wanted a hamburger and french fries and a coke when we get to the airport. >> walter fauntroy had been wanted by authorities since 2012 when a warrant was issued for his arrest. he had allegedly written a bad check for $55,000 to a private party at national harbor after president obama's first inauguration. we're told most of that money has been paid back. but his four year absence is a mystery. >> reverend walter fauntroy also served as a pastor of the new bethel baptist church in dc until his retirement in 2009. in leesburg, wusa9. >> walter fauntroy will be in court next month to face charges related to that bounced checks. >>> a silver lining in west virginia tonight where communities are dealing with the historic floods. no rain in the forecast for the next several days. a massive cleanup underway state wide. especially for some towns. 99% of the city's businesses are gone and 80% of houses were flooded. the historic flooding kil

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allegation of a wanted war criminal was working in a secure area at dulles international airport. tonight the man in question is on leave. northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg is following this story for us from dulles. jeff? jeff: 63-year-old yusuf ali worked at the airport for a few years and he has lived in northern virginia for two decades. prior to the arrival in the united states, he is accused of committing unspeakable acts of brutality. >> it's the kind of news to make the travelers stop and think. what happened here >> it was alarming th somebody who cleared security or the usa didn't reach out to discover the rest of the story. jeff: cnn ran a story that yusuf ali was military commander in somalia civil wars of the 1980's who tortured civilians, burned villages and conducted mass executions. they claim he is a war criminal guilty of crimes against humanity. >> he dispute vigorously the accusations against him. >> joseph peter brennan served as ali's attorney since 2004. he says his client who lives in an apartment complex in alexandria served hon abably in the som

you don't live your life being afraid. >> reporter: airports in new york, new jersey and miami and los angelre police presence also today. live at dulles 4. back to you. >> thank you, kristin. >>> the remaining officers awaiting trial for freddie gray's death wants their charges dropped. the baltimore sun reports all four attorneys filed similar motions based on defects in the prosecution's case. lieutenant brian rice is the next officer scheduled to stand trial starting next tuesday. last week a judge acquitted the officer driving the van. freddie gray died after his neck was broken in a police transport van. >>> sentencing in montgomery county this afternoon. he was convicted for neglecting and stealing from a 95-year-old rockville woman. he forged several checks totaling $11,000. he failed to take proper care of woman. >>> five more counties in west virginia received a federal disaster declaration following deadly flooding. residents in several counties can apply for aid from fema. the governor says poke hon. at that and webster counties are waiting for approval for federal help. flash flooding damaged and destroyed homes and killed

jay korff joins us live from dulles international airport. jay: right now, loved ones at dulles international airport are family relieved their members just arrived from a flight that came out of that very airport in istanbul where the attacks occurred. authorities say that two, maybe three terrorists killed dozens. >> it was chaos. check point. first, a machine gun, then suicide bombs. security guards got into a firefight with armed suspects and then the suicide bombs were detonated. >> not a clue which way to run. people just panicking. somebody would say something and people would start running again. jay: a witness said that it appeared there was significant damage both inside and outside the terminal. >> it look like the initial blast was outside, then another inside. a lot of damage inside, even towards the luggage carousel. jay: this is one of the busiest airports in the world and istanbul has been the scene of the tax over the past year. -- has been the scene of attacks over the past year. in another development, you are moments within

and nikki burdine is at dulles airport with more. >> this morning, at dulles, we saw several armed officers walking around, mostly near the entrance to the airport, which is where the attack happened in istanbul. and many passengers here tell me that security is always in the back of their minds. but especially today. >> it is scary. you just kind of want to watch what is going on around you. and kind of a scary time to fly. >> as the busy holiday travel weekend approachesd security will be on hand at most airports. although it may not always be obvious. passengers may see extra officers on foot. and motorcycles, as well as canine patrols. and travelers today though say they welcome the increase in security. >> and i would always like to see extra security. >> and overall, they feel safe, as long as it is a domestic flight. >> yes, we are okay. we are okay, right? >> yes, all good. >> it is okay. >> that's why we are in america. >> right. >> not going international. >> flying here in the united states, a whole 'nother ball game going into the country. it ain't going to happen right now. >>

preparing drivers for time on the road. >> first, on leave from his job at dulles airport. after a cnn investigation found him working there. for the tsa. i'm adam longo. >> and i'm jan jeffcoat. >> imoanl for his violent act, during the country's civil war. andrea mccarren joins us now from dulles international airport. with the new information. andrea? >> ju department of homeland security official told us that abdi simply did not meet the criteria for the government to reject his application. that, as we learn disturbing new details about his alleged brutality. >> two men -- i took the three. oil was poured on them. and they were burned alive. i saw it with my own eyes. >> reporter: alleged criminal, abdiali. -- abdi ali. journalists discovered him in toronto, working as a security guard. during the somali civil war, which began in 1991 am he commanded a region of somalia, where unspeakable violence unfolded. tens of thousands of men, women and children, were killed there by government forces.

questions about a dulles airport employee. curity guard at the airport accused of working as a former war lord with a very violent past. david culver is following this story. >> reporter: today, he is on administrative leave not working here at dulles airport, but a recent cnn investigation is calling into question his all e alleged actions in the past. it is also calling into question some of the security screenings done for those who work here at the airport. a civil suit claims ali and demanded public execution of certain employees in the somali military. he first moved to canada. he got deported for human rights offenses. he moved to the u.s. he moved away in 1994, returning to the u.s. a short time later with a relative. congresswoman barbara comstock now asking for answers. >>> we now know what caused prince's death. the music icon died of self-administered fentanyl. >> reporter: it's been long suspected and now appears to be true. it was an overdose of painkillers which silenced one of music's biggest and most prolific s

richard: busy dulles airport. a lot of travelers are asking, should i go or not go, in the wake of the attacks. we are looking at the turkish airlines counter. until a few minutes ago, they were very quiet. you see a customer or leon: their -- customer or two there, and billions of dollars in tourism money at stake. the ticket counters are busy at dulles airport. but the istanbul attack is very much on the minds of travelers. >> it is a terrible thing that happened. a terrible thing happening throughout the world. richard: by contrast, the turkish airlines counter is quiet. the next flight, 7:15 wednesday night. >> it's worrying. richard: jeffrey travels to turkey once every two months, and just four weeks ago he was in the very same istanbul terminal that came under attack. >> there should have been more security, down at the at the entrance to the airport. richard: here in dallas, you see -- dulles, you see officers and k-9 units, but visible security is not overwhelming. angie lives just a few doors from the tu

chris gordon live at dulles airport this afternoon where passengers are ready to board a flight to turkey. chris? >> reporter: well, wendy, airport police are working with federal partners to create a security presence here at dulles today that indicates a very high state of readiness. carrying assault style rifles on patrol in clear view of passengers. police canine teams on the prowl for suspicious bags or packages. the police are responsible for the safety of the airport up to the tsa checkpoints. it is in the nonsecured areas where recent airport attacks have been aimed including yesterday's shootings and bombings at the airport in istanbul. >> i have seen comes outside pale troing, security guards, canine units. i feel safe. >> reporter: this family is taking their grandsons to europe. >> as long as we are aware, not in crowds it ooh es okay. >> reporter: has it crossed your mind? >> oh, yes. i think of those things. >> reporter: some passengers arriving here from south korea have been in the air so long they were unaware of the attack on the airport in turkey. >> i haven't heard any

he was arrested in dulles airport and is being held in do you dooun county. he had just gotten off a flight in dubai. he became a fugitive in 2012 when he left the u.s. for the persian gulf. last week he said he was finally ready to come home and clear his name. there's a court hearing scheduled for tomorrow. >> well, a lot of us have been either cringing when we look at our 401(k) balance or trying to avoid it altogether. another volatile day on wall street as u.s. investors are grapple with the vote for the uk to leave the european union. the dow was down 260 points. the nasdaq was down 113 and the s&p down almost it wasn't nearly as steep as the decline last friday. >>> metro general manager is announcing plans to eliminate hundreds of jobs. while he's trying to make the system safer with safe track and trying to make the administration more efficient. news4's derrick ward has the story. >> reporter: there will be changes and challenges of their own, all spelled out in this memo from the general manager saying that the next several months, metro will be el

they didn't plan on turning him into customs and border police at dulles airport. this is what he looks like right now the mugshot taken inside the loudoun county jail where he is undergoing intake screening. >> my first question you didn't bring him back knowing he was going to be arrested. >> no, we did not and quite frankly we were surprised that the bench warrant was reissued today. just this morning. >> walter fonroy was arrested at dulles international airport this morning after a computer kicked out an arrest warrant for prince george's county. the former dc delegate had issued a bad check for $50,000 to cover an inaugural party in 2009 at the gay lore hotel. when the check bounced walter fonroy bounced all the way to the persian gare gulf and he refused requests to return home. his attorney for that case was art reynolds. >> former congressman walter fonroy arrives back in the u.s. and subject to be arrested. >> that's correct. >> being held on no bond. critics had complained the 83- year-old walter fonroy had left his 82-year-old wife in detective and faci

man accused of torture burning villages taking partin p in mass killings has been working at dulles airport as a a security officer.ic >> so this morning we'reorning ' digging into how that happened.pp melanie alnwick joins us nowicjn with more details. >> reporter: steve and allison, a spokesperson forson r the metropolitan washingtonashi airports authority told us u that yusuf is ali went throughtg the federally mandated processds in order to get an airport airpo access badge and that includes u a full criminal history check by the fbi, a security threat assessment by the t.s.a. andthe having been licensed by they commonwealth of virginia.a. even so, it was pretty easy too find his checkered past that apparently allegations ofio o crimes and torture just byus doing a simple internetnt search. now, the canadian broadcastingrt company documented the allegations against colonelst yusuf abdi ali in a 199299 report. ali also known as colonel 2k was living in toronto at the time of the broadcast. o many somalis told personalold rl accounts of executions and torture at ali's hand. cbc says he wa

you can see just to the south of dulles airport. that will be approaching locations such as chantilly, centreville, just to the west. 28, along the parkway you will have to deal with this as well. it will move to the east into western or fax county. -- western fairfax county. living in those locations has to watch out because this is the old tornado warning. as it moves to the south and east around 20 miles per hour, it is still containing a punch. it has damaging wind gusts possible. you have quarter-sized hail possible. -- if we headr back over to our weather graphics system, can see the mainline. it is really beginning to set up and push into the region as we speak. it has moved all the portions of cleveland, ohio earlier today. we're talking 10:00, 11:00 this morning when it was starting to warm. now this whole line has gotten closer. it is about to head over the mountains, and into the i-81 corridor, the shenandoah valley. it first.s will get the next 45 minutes or so, it could even be sooner than that. particularly in winchest

. >> reporter: vance and doreen, ali was not a tsa agent, but i did ask around inside dulles airport. as part of his job, he did patrol the tsa secured portion of the airport. tonight, congresswoman barbara comstock wonders how he got that job. >> right now, we're not getting answers from ice or from any of the agencies involved that explain to us what type of process they went through. >> reporter: the allegations against youssef ali aren't new. in fact in 1998, jim handly questioned the colonel on his military past in somalia. >> you've been accused of ordering the executions of more than a hundred people. do you deny that? >> reporter: the most recent claims against ali come from a somali man who says he was beaten, torture, shot and ultimately left for dead at the direction of youssef ali. in february, the court of appeals said it didn't have jurisdiction to rule. i spoke with ali's attorney. >> ali is entitled to immunity as an official or former official of the somali government. >> reporter: ali left somalia before the country's regime collapsed. he worked as a security guard i

he was arrested yesterday at dulles airport and spent the night in the loudoun county jail. customs officials say he passed a bad check for $50,000 and didn't show up for court in 2009. fawntroy's attorneys say he agreed to appear in a courtroom later in july. >>> we expect kathryn hugle to appear in court who police say was the last person to sear h obstruction charges link to their disappearance. she's been deemed incompetent to stand trial. >>> west virginia governor is pledging help for the communities affected by those devastating floods. thousands of homes and pisss across the state have been damage or destroyed. 23 people have died. a local principal of a school hit hard by the flood says it could be a week or two before clean-up there begins and she's says never seen anything like this before. >> it's heart breaking. it really is. i've lived in the community for almost 30 years, and never have seen such devastation. >> as of monday, fema says there have been over 1,000 total registrations for the agency's individual assistance program. >>> and farther west, it's fire

udvahazzi center near dulles airport. the air and space collection tell this is country's amazing aviation facilities and its facilities are the most popular. in fact, the mall facility is one of the most visited museums in the world with the largest collection of air and spacecraft among its 63,000 artifacts. objects include the 1903 wright flier, charles lindbergh's "spirit of st. louis" chuck yeager's bell x-1. the "apollo" 11 command module colombia and the key brothers airport from meridian, mississippi. i thought i'd throw that in. [ laughter ] which perfected aerial refuelling in 1935. next month the air and space museum's mall facility will celebrate its 40th anniversary. with nearly seven million visitors a year, the museum is the most visited museum in the united states and is one of the most popular museums, having received more than 320 million visitors since its opening. the more than 500,000 square foot mall facility was constructed by gsa between 1972 and 1975 at a cost of $41 million. it includes over 20 e

temperatures slow down, into saturday, sunshine is back, a great day and space family day near dulles airportlots of sunshine, more comfortable. sunday, father's day, plants golfing, gorgeous, 60's in the morning, upper-70's by lunchtime, topping out in the lower-80's in the afternoon. heat, some back in store monday and tuesday, temperatures in the upper-80's to near 90 degrees with the humidity back. a stray thunderstorm possible late on tuesday. jummy: thank you. coming up, a new poll shows new highs, or lows depending on how you look at it in the presidential race. several shakeups in the district after yesterday's primaries next. jummy: some upsets in the primary races yesterday, three of before dc council incumbents fell. the hottest races in ward 7, 1 by warmer mayor vincent gray, with 61% of the vote over betsy alexander. his first political win since he was the target of a corruption probe which ended last year. in the presidential race come hell or clinton won the primary in a decisive fashion, she captured 78% of the vote over senator bernie sanders who received -- sanders has yet

in some places we broke records, dulles airport hitting 95, allowing them to break a record. leesburg,in d.c., 95 93 hagerstown. even annapolis, with the bay temperature, 92. showers to the northwest of hagerstown, parts of western maryland. most of these will break down before crossing into maryland and into virginia. there is still a slim chance right along where the air rose pointing that we get a quick shower. for most of us, we stay dry, hot, and muggy. 92 through the majority of the region at 6:00, still 88 degrees at 8:00. drk still hot, but it's not feel quite as bad. kimberly: around the district come a quiet neighborhood in shock tonight after two people were hit by bullets late friday night. thousands of people marched in today's pride parade just blocks away. ,my aubert is live in northwest with a fairly active scene. kimberly,out itamy: the police tape is in the process of being taken down, and active scene. a short time ago they cleaned up. my photographer and i stumbled upon what appeared to be a showcasing earlier today working on the story. the police force s

he was arrested at dulles international airport yesterday. andrea mccarren is live tonight outside the detention center where the latest. andrea? >> reporter: well, bruce. walter controy's release came after a prince george's county judge recalled that arrest warrant and ordered him free. that as long as he promised to return to court to face fraud charges. >> reporter: walter controy was beaming as he left jail and into the arms of his one of dorothy. the latest in his chapter in an extraordinary career. >> he's glad to be home. he's here. and all of us are glad he's here, too. >> reporter: the legendary civil rights activist, who helped martin luther king jr. organize the march on washington was arrested at dulles international airport, shortly after his flight landed from the united arab emirates. >> he was so happy to get some american food. he wanted a hamburger, french fries and a coke when he got to the airport. >> reporter: he had been wanted by authorities since 2012, when a warrant was issued for his arrest. he had allegedly written

you have the white house, the capitol, reagan national airport, dulles national airport. lot of stuff here to protect. >> reporter: tom sherwood, news4. >>> police are looking for the driver involved in a hit-and-run in waldorf on berry road and greenwood drive. ronald cruise slammed into a blue or black pt cruiser trying to make a turn. cruise was thrown from the vehicle and the driver of the pt cruiser took off. look for that driver. if you were there and have more information, please call police. >>> well, if you buy something online from someone, you can now finalize those sales, make the transaction at a police station. it's called an exchange zone. the goal is to keep you safe. there are two places to do this exchange. at the police station in sully and there are warning signs saying beware if someone is reluctant to meet you at this exchange zone. it could be a red flag. >> they could pull in, under 24-hour video surveillance. no need to come inside. in the event of an emergency, they could call 911. or if you have a bad feeling, walk into the police station and th

after the flyover the aircraft proceeded to the smithsonian udvar-hazy center near dulles airport. they will be on display there tomorrow. you couldn't ask for better weather today. big change from this time yesterday when a hailstorm blew through the area. the clean up still underway in middleburg. it destroyed several cars and homes. residents reported seeing hail two inches in diameter. alison: middleburg seemed to be the target. >> the one family, eight of the cars were all where the windows broken out. alison: if it's anything like today it's perfect. steve: it will be even better. this looks good in ocean city. water temperature on the chilly side. lower to middle 70's saturday and sunday. you can extend the weekend by a day. 65 to 70 degrees. temperatures closer to town in the lower 80's north and east of d.c. cooler south and west of us. luray, culpeper, fredericksburg in the middle 70's. the cloud cover stick around for the rest of us. middle clear. lower 60 it in downtown d.c. so any plans that you have tomorrow morning to exercise or grab a cup of coffee, go to the farme

heavily-armed airport police are patrolling at reagan national and dulles airport. it's the kind of activity that is meant to both stop terrorists and comfort travelers. but homeland security officials say there are also plenty of measures in place that you don't see. >> we often have to be able to live our lives and be able to travel the world. >> we have to go on living. otherwise they win. >> one thing is here in the united states. a whole other ball game going out of the country. >> the department of homeland security say its routinely adapts to changes in terrorist tactics. but experts also warn, very difficult. terrorism simply leaps out. >>> get break news alerts for the latest on the istanbul attacks. you can download our free wusa 9 app. >>> presumptive republican presidential nominee, do weak for not doing more to stop terrorism. he also says america needs to brg back water boarding am. >> but i like it a lot. i don't think it's tough enough. >> reporter: so we can't do water-boarding. but they can do, chopping off heads, drowning people in steel cages. th

that turkish airline flight is supposed to to depart from dulles airport tonight at 11:00 p.m. here at reagan national airport, meanwhile, it has been a brisk day on the security lines as this 4th of july holiday travel season is about to get underway. it was not hard to see from officials in local and federal officers were out in force spanning across this terminal their today. take a look at some of this video we shot earlier this afternoon when teams of officers heavily armed for the metropolitan airport authority police department in military style uniforms and long guns had a have i visibility patrol throughout the public areas of this airport both in front and behind the ticketed security areas. there was k9 as well as bomb detection units fom department of homeland security. there is no current known threat against reagan national or dulles. however, security officials we spoke to today said in this current can climate, the recent up tick in terrorist activity it is a certainty the u.s. home land security officials will present a posture that's both higher and on alert.

. >>> virginia congresswoman barbara wants some answers about a man working security at dulles airport. say criminal who allegedly committed atroughs atrocities during the civil war in somalia. >>> developing details in the murder suicide at ucla. at this hour, still no word on what led up to those horrifying events. the building was evacuated and students ored out with their hands up. before being ordered out the school had been on lock down for 2 hours. social media posts showing students to use a belt to tie their classroom door shut. others barricaded themselves with a printer. frightened students say they feared for their lives. >> i actually told them if i die, i love you guys. >> i called my parents. i luckily was able to get ahold of them. i could hear in my the trembling. >> tonight we learned a little more about the people that died. one of them was a professor. but their names have not been released. >>> second degree murder. that's the charge facing the man that rammed his hummer into tyson's corner last month. police upgraded the charges after a pedestri hit by that suv di

dulles airport picked up close to two inches in 20 minutes.at's how hard the rain was coming down. so fast. it will not take a lot to get to the flash flooding. never drive through flooded roadways. i like to show you the satellite and radar together. you can see the spin in the atmosphere. that's going to come through overnight. 11:00, most of the rain across southern maryland. by 2:00 in the morning most of it is out of here. some shower activity but it will come back at 7 a.m. but notice it is clearing in d.c. and by 1:00 looking at sunshine. most of the friday is looking good. our who by hour forecast tomorrow. we will see some showers early. not worried -- cloudy and a couple of showers, 76 by 10:00, we will see a couple of showers around the area. i said 81, actually highs in the 70s tomorrow. northeasterly flow. showers early but that's all we will see tomorrow. tomorrow evening a very nice night if you have a night out. going to look good. saturday sunshine, 83 on sunday. beautiful for father's day, monday 85 and then it is warm on tue

how are airports at home responding? >> kristin wright is at dulles international airport. >> reporter: several airports have increased security this morning because of what happened in turkey, including airports in new york, new jersey, lax and also miami. after such an awful and homeland security say they are closely monitoring developments in turkey. now, this morning airports in the u.s. may decide on their own to deploy their own police tactical teams. that's what we're seeing in new york, new jersey, miami and lax. but there's no actual federal direction to do so. the last flight from dulles to istanbul was last night around 11:00. next flight is 11:00 tonight. meanwhile, turkish airlines tweeting this. check-in procedures have resumed . no information to suggest that u.s. airports are any sort of target. coming up later in the hour, we'll talk to passengers who are about to fly. live at dulles airport, back to you. >> kristin, thank you. 5:02. coming up in a few minutes, are responding to the attack in turkey. >>> 5:03 now. by the end of today,

in a statement, the metropolitan washington airports said reagan national and dulles international airports have a robust security structure, both publicly visible an we constantly train our employees and evaluate our security procedures. >> it can happen here. i think we take a lot of our safety concerns for granted. i hope they are tightening it up. >> it's terrifying. you don't live your life being afraid. >> reporter: the ticket counter is quiet for now. the next flight is tonight. the tsa is monitoring security in turkey. some airports are deploying their own police tactical units. they're reminding us to see something, say something. kristin wright, news 4. >>> president obama is headed to canada for the north american leaders summit. this is video of him leaving earlier. during the summit the preside is expected to address the turkey. he will also meet with canada's prime minister and mexico ease president. >>> good morning, everybody. what a nice day it is to be outside today. bright sunshine as you look at the lincoln memorial there along the national mall. four things you need to

this is crossing over route 50 as you make your way out from dulles airport. that is an area that is going to be hit fairly hard here. not just the possibility of a tornado here. very large hail. this is what i'm talking about. i wanted to show that. look at the hail core. 3.8 inch hail by the radar. that tells us there is baseball to softball-sized hail potentially with this storm. that has been reported right through middleburg. middleburg coming in with that hail. that hail could be close to baseball-sized hail. that will definitely dent your car and break some windshields. don't try to get o protect your car. you are much more valuable than your car. let it go. if you are south of it, you may have time to move it into a garage. don't go out if you see it in your area. here's the line of storms. you notice the severe thunderstorm warning which is still in effect until 7:30 tonight. that includes everybody back here towards west virginia and everybody towards portions of maryland too. that's the line that will continue to make its way on through here as we m

. >> news 4's chris gordon is live at dulles airport where there is increased security in the wake of the assault. chris? >> reporter: well, the airport calls it a robust security presence. some of it is visible. some of it is behind the scenes. in all the years i have been flying in and out of dulles and reporting from here, i have never seen security like this. security is dramatically increased here at dulles international airport. canine teams move between bags and passengers. airport police officers carrying assault-style rifles and side arms are pale troing both inside and curb side. their presence alone can reassure passengers or be a reminder of yesterday's deadly attacks and bombings at the airport in istanbul. >> i'm concerned. but i know security is up. i know they are on the lookout for things going on around the airport. i feel a little bit safer that security is beefed up. i think it will be okay. >> turkish airlines were closed most of the afternoon. check in for tonight begins at 7:15 p.m. some flying for european trips today has some concerned about safety or terroris

airport. he said the champ grabbed this napkin and signed away. they board the same flight and land at dulles international airport and hop on a tram. that's when it happened. ali puts eric's 4-year-old sister gina on his lap for a picture. soon before the mother snaps away a young woman, stranger, beats eric to his seat. it's taken without eric in it. old school photo bomb. >> i am bitter i'm not in the picture. >> maybe he got something better. moments later he walked up to ali and grabbed his hand. they walked together for a few moments hand in hand. >> it sounds funny to say. but you know, you are so star struck. i grabbed ali's >> a titan of sport with a gentle soul. that is how he will remember the greatest. >> the most famous person on earth. he didn't hesitate. there is no wall between him and people. >> jay korff, abc7 news. alison: it has been so many years and he is still so emotional about the moment. wonderful. president obama wasn't able to attend the funeral because his daughter malia graduated from school in d.c. today but he sent a video tribute. it was played at the service.

he was arrested at dulles airport yesterday, after being out of the country since 2009. >>> presidentbama is among the legions of fans remembering pat summit. he praised her as a role model to millions of americans, and an inspiring fighter. and summit who guided the tennessee volunteers women's teams to eight national titles died this morning. after leading the lady vols to nearly 1100 victory, the most in division one college, summit stepped down after announcing she had early onset dementia, alzheimer's type. >> she obviously coached a team and nobody was coming to watch it, to becoming the winningest basketball coach in history. >> none of us will ever have the impact that summit has. no coach in america will >> every player who played for pat summit graduated. pat summit was just 64 years old. and in addition to her son tyler, she is survived by her mother, sister and three brothers. >>> the sports world lost another noted coach. the nfl's buddy ryan. ryan considered the defensive genius died today, after a lengthy battle with cancer. as many fans of the burgundy and gold know, r

security guard at dulles airport accused of war crimes in africa. the somalian coming to the maryland bureau chief jeff goldberg has more. the man claims none of this is true? jeff: that is right. we spoke with his attorney earlier today that denies any allegations against this man and says that those who are accusing the individual of war crimes are quite simply seeking publicity. this report first aired yesterday on cnn. it is accusing yusuf ali who was working as a security guard at dulles as a military commander. that is the accusation. a military commander in somalia civil wars in the 1980's. according to the report, he is accused of torturing civilians, burning villages and conducting mass executions. ali has lived in alexandria for 20 years. he has been put on administrative leave since the airing of this report. he is being sued for crime against humanity in a court in the u.s. his attorney is denying the allegations but travelers we spoke to h >> it is kind of alarming that somebody who cleared security in the usa didn't reach out and disco

live from dulles international airport airport, i'm sam ford, abc7 news. alison: thank you.till ahead right here. 500 job cuts coming to metro. we tell you what position will go first. jonathan: plus the history and the emotion surrounding the newest addition to the >> a cold-blooded killer is caught on camera. police need your help announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. jonathan: there is an search for a man who shot and killed three people inside a district heights home. alison: this happened late friday night. police have a new clue that they hope will help lead to the suspect. maryland bureau chief brad bell live from the scene in district heights with what the clue is. tell us about it. brad: clues are hard to come by. there is no sign of a problem on the outside of the house. take a look at the front door. you can see they did try to get fingerprints. the police did. you can see the rectangle. they used tape to lift a print. tonight they have even better evidence. a video of the man himself. there is a video-oil jogging, carrying a gun, hopping a

police arrested him at dulles airport.e extradition to maryland. >>> the next phase of metro safe track program begins in one week. they will talk about how to prepare for the upcoming from july 5th through the 11th there will be no service between the national airport and braddock road stations and july 12th, there will be no service betwe between. >>> a bolt filled the area with smoke. d.c. metro turned off the power. >> getting in other people's faces and screaming. definitely not organized and chaotic. this is not the scene everyone wants to see. >> metro is investigating why that bolt caught fire. >>> right now, the death toll in west virginia stands at 23 due to flooding that has gripped that state. officials rerevised the

airport. it was shut down yesterday but has already re-opened. an airplane from dullesill head to the airport tonight. in no claim of responsibility for that attack. but both turkish and american officials say the attack appears to have been carried out by isis. >>> at a summit in canada today president obama talked about the attack and offered condolences. he says the u.s. is standing by to assist turkey. >> only on news 4, a woman, five months pregnant, shocked when metro would no longer let her use the restroom at the metro station. she reached out to our transportation reporter and adam got in touch with metro and clarified who is and who is not allowed to use metro's bathrooms. >> pregnant and rising metro. rachel has been allowed to use the employee bathroom until a recent trip. the shady grove stage last week asking to use a restroom she had used a couple of times before she was all of the sudden told she could no longer use it. here's the kicker. he said no: that i had abused my bathroom privileges and i wasn't allowed to. >> reporter: rachel was not allowed in

and committing other war crimes, but until recently, he worked as an airport security guard at dulles airport. yusuf abdi ali, who now lives in alexandria, was placed on administrative leave from dulles after a recent cnn investigation that highlighted his alleged brutal past. news4 has covered these accusations against ali several times dating back to 1998. questions about his past have followed him for years, most recently in a federal civil lawsuit. >> ali is entitled to immunity as an official or former official of the somali government. >> it's very troubling and it causes a lot of questions to be asked about what type of vetting was done. >> the metropolitan washington airports authority says ali was properly vetted by the private security contractor known as master securit implement its safetrack plan, district leaders want to ease the traffic burden you'll have to deal with because of the extra cars and buses on the road. mayor muriel bowser rolled out the details today. starting monday, the city will expand rush hour parking restrictions on some major roads. bikeshare will only cost

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sterling, dulles airport, about 5:20 p.m. the cell that was earlier warned on for a tornado warning, that has also drifted off to the south and east. p.m.,hook at around 5:07 brunswick at about 5:14 p.m. waterford.n these are areas under a severe thunderstorm watch until 5:30 p.m. another 25 minutes to go with that. let's head to act to fredericksburg. once a tornado warning, but the wider view shows a severe thunderstorm warning that does include stafford and frederick. edge of on the extreme the warning area. this has the potential for the rotation of a stronger storm. all of this moving toward the south and east around 20 miles per hour. as mentioned, potential for doppler radar indicated tornado. indication the tornado has actually reached the ground. to be, where we expected around spotsylvania as we move through the 530 hour. at this rate of 20 miles per hour, you can see why it's going to take about a half an hour or so. stafford, you are fine. you are not impacted by the tornado warning. you are on the to fredericksbu

for the last six years, an accused somali war criminal has been working as a security guard at dulles airport near washington. get this? the guy passed both t.s.a. and background checks? and what about airlines? bounced a 767 on the newark airport runway. then aborting that landing, trying a second landing and bouncing the plane again causing the cabin ceiling to fall on passengers. it took a third try to land. so far, no explanation from united. what's with that? it's not just tsa and the airlines. how about us? our manners. take a look at us. or maybe you don't want to take a look at this. jetblue told this woman she could unless she changed out of those shorts. thinks it's appropriate dress for families flying with kids. maybe do you too. what about this passenger? a man was kicked off a plane in ireland for taking photos of a flight attendant's rear end. you heard right. pictures of a night aturn can't's rear end. yes, the t.s.a. needs to improve. so do the airlines. so do some passengers. whatever happened to common sense and good taste? that's my off-the-record comment tonight. live twi

that turkish airline flight is supposed to to depart from dulles airport tonight at 11:00 p.m. here at reagan national airport, meanwhile, it has been a brisk day on the security lines as this 4th of july holiday travel season is about to get underway. it was not hard to see from officials in local and federal officers were out in force spanning across this terminal their today. take a look at some of this video we shot earlier this afternoon when teams of officers heavily armed for the metropolitan airport authority police department in military style uniforms and long guns had a have i visibility patrol throughout the public areas of this airport both in front and behind the ticketed security areas. there was k9 as well as bomb detection units fom

he was arrested as soon as he arrived at dulles airport after an extended trip overseas. tom sherwood reports now from leesburg. >> reporter: after a last-minute glitch to release him, the reverend fauntroy walked out and first time in five years. the couple declined to speak with reporters but it was the end of a long, mysterious absence from the former civil rights leader. family members say williams headed the -- >> i want to thank everyone out there for all that they have done, all of the prayers, everything that they have done to make sure that he got home safely. >> reporter: he nearly lost his home here in foreclosure. friends and attorney johnny barnes helped lead the effort to bring fauntroy home. he's worried family and friends for years about his health and well-being with little contact from him. >> how is he? >> oh, he's wonderful. he's in a great mood. he's glad to be home and his family is glad that he's here and all of us are glad that he's >> reporter: a judge late today released fauntroy who was arrested monday morning on an outstanding warrant involving

. >> the weather is delivering exactly for father's day weekend, and you are right, dulles airport yesterdayrainfall. that's almost 3 whereas reagan got around half an inch. it was the most severe weather by far, it was in virginia and parts of west virginia, and all the weather out of here and we will continue to track increasing sun in the afternoon hours, and gorgeous weekend, and minor rain chances on the 7-day, and i will show you that in just a second. virtually everybody is dry right now and fur still tracking cloudiness outside of your window, you will have increasing sun as we head into the afternoon hours. 74 right now, and a high today is 78, gorgeous with low humidity, and 8:00 this evening, 74 degrees, and mostly sunny skies. tomorrow we will warm up a little more with a high of 82, and a sun filled day, sunday, father's day, a high of 85, and happy father's day to all the dads out there, and here is your planner, 7:00 a.m., comfortably cool around 62 degrees, and by noon, low humidity, with tempere are doing grilling, nearly perfect with the temperature around 80. as you look t

museum out bythe dulles airport. looking at temperatures near 80 degrees. lots of sunshine. the next seven days, 83 sunday, near by tuesday it will really feel like summer time around here. lower 90's, the heat index values near 95 to 97. we cool down with thunderstorms wednesday and thursday. lower to middle 80's. nighttime lows -- look at the lowsg up with temperatures in the 60's. backtrack saturday morning, it will be chilly at the farmers market. leon: always have to o o o o o . alison: really good job today, hours and hours of coverage, we appreciate it. leon: way to go. alison: thank you very much. leon: how about the cavs? robert: and i was nervous. leon: as was i. another unbelievable performance by lebron james. his reaction. and steph curry lost his temper. woman: i have a masurprise for you.are you? man: you have a surprise for me? narrator: at dominion, 1 in 5 new hires is a veteran. and when they're away, they miss out on a lot. but they won't miss out on financial support. because we cover any difference between their military pay and their dominion salary, an

. >> a a man accused of horrifying war crimes was working at dulles airport outside of dc.urning villages and mass executions during a somali civil war. airport officials say he passed a background they can by the fbi and lived in virginia for 20-years now. turning to extreme weather devastating floods slamming the lone star state. >> along the river in texas where levels reached their highest peak in more than a century. >> cities like dallas, houston and san antonio they are bracing for more weather. >> good morning. that's right. we are tracking the potential for more dmrash flooding there. we have a number of flood watches for cities like dallas and into austin like you mentioned. the radar this morning is already busy out there. we are dealing with rainfall rates exceeding an inch per hour. south of austin we are dealing with it. also in areas of san antonio, texas. we could be picking up several more inches of rainfall out there. it has been active out there. it is stemming up into areas southwest in dallas. otherwise temperatures across the southeastern u.s. are on t