today. >> you're going touhave ae homicide and another couple families lives destroyed. >> mayor muriel bowser is thinking of increasing officers to 4,000 and offering incentives for poff certificates to live in the communities the mayor bowser also spoke about a 10-year-old boy who was handcuffed by d.c.olice last weekend after an armed robbery. we have shown you this video before taken by somebody who was arby the scene. he was cuffed after another boy told police three kids took his cell phone at gunpoint. later, the d.c. attorney geral said the boy was totally innocent. he mayor says normally this wouldn't be a conversation that we'd have at all if it weren't for video. >> one thing that i'm going to take back and consider is how we can talk about juveniles in a pending investigatihi we have a bystander video. >> because of this, she is also looking into how to protect the privacy of children during future investigations. [ cheering ] >> i'm sur i somebody that bar said, the next round's on me! sometimes march madness happens in april. pandemonium at the arlington rooftop bar in clarn den.

mayor muriel bowser is proposing increasing d.c.'o 4,000 and offering incentives for officers to live in the community they serve. >> something has to be done. >>> developing in chicago, severaleople including children were shot after gunfire broke out at a party. that shootinapned about 6:30 last night. police say it happened at a family gathering and that people on the scene wer not being cooperative. six people shot in tol. two wer kids, a 10 yer-year-old girl, an 8-year-old boy. they are stable. a woman was also shot, in critical condition. three men hit. so far no one has bee arrested there. >>> a disturbing discovery in the district leads to a what poli calling a death investigation. d.c. police say someone found what appears to be human remains. this was tte scene yesay at around 11:00 in the morning on 30th street and alabama avenue in southeast d.c.s investigatecovered the remains and sent them to the office.examiner's >>> authorities in carol county, maryland, are calling it one of eee most disturbing scenes that they have

mayor muriel bowser is proposing increasing d.c.'s officers 4,000. and offering incentives for officers to live in the community that they serve. >>> to chica now, developing there several people including children were shot after gunfire at a party. the shooting happened last night afternoon 6:30. appened at a family gathering and people on the scene were not being cooperative according t police. six people hurt here, two kids. a 10-y, r-old gi8-year-old boy. they're stodble. that's news. a woman was also shot. she is in critical condition. there were other three other men that were also hit. so far no one has been arrested ithere. >> aurbing discovery in the district leads to what police re calling a death investigation. d.c. police say someone found what appears to be human remains. this was the scene yesterday at arou 11:00 in the morning on 30th street in alabama avenue in southeast. investigators recovered the remains and sent them to the medical examiner's office. >> time is 9:37. authorities in carol county, maryland, are calling it one ofd t

tonightayor muriel bowser will be on hand to cut the ribbon on the georgia avenue site. the new targetre s official open to the public on sunday. you know they're going to be busy. >>> burger king is hoping this next idea, they're going vegetarian. testing out a meat free version of the signature sandwich, the whopper. the impossible whopper as it's called uses a plant bas patty. it will be available this week in the st. louis area. if successful there, the compahe says plan to expand it nationwide. the start in silicon valley created this burger using a protein that mak the burgers taste like meat they say. theim pocket whopp-- impossible willer will cost about a buck more. >> now i've got a reason to go to st. louis, right? >> artificial hamburger. >> that will do did for you? >> the arch and t vegetarian burg. >> we'retaying here if the night. we've got a game we have to ge in. a big game down there. a lot of people are going to be heading towards nats park as we take on the phils. they had the tarp on the fokld. like it's probably going to have to stay on right up un

mayor muriel bowser is proposing a complete redesign. this is how the new "k" street will look. >> the concept we're looking at now will include bikess acility and also safer pedestrian intersections along the entire corridor from 12th to 20th. >> reporte the plan iso eliminate the service roads on both sides of the "k" street as well as much if want all of the metered street parking. >> that's kind ofti frustra to hear because it's already hard enough to get parking in this area. sometimes i rely on the little side road todet a goo space. that will be difficult, but the city has trouble with parking as is alread not too surprised. >> reporter: instead of the service road and street parking, there will be drop-off andup pick zones for ride sharing and taxis as well as deliveries like this stretch of main avenue near the new ward.ic there's no ency there, so the parking makes it very confusing for drivers. the turn lane having the service lanes being a part of that makes it particularly precarious for pedestrians, but also very confusing

mayor muriel bowser and eleanore holmes norton took part in a parade followed by a concert at freedom plaza. it wasn't earth dat but was good neighbor day that brought people out across greater college park today. nearly a thousand peoplect in volunteers took part in service projects like this one in cleaning up and tre planting at lake artamesia. this is the 8th annual good neighbor d and the project is organized by the city of maryland. the national capital park planning commission. a reminder later this month, newsor isng for you. see how climate change is impacting your income and commute. it airs at 7:30 right here on news 4. and newworking for you with aecall alert, melon leaving dozens sickened. up next we're goi to have the four popular grocery stores being impacted by this, and it'o quiet ght, but as we take a look at the radar, all of that directior a live look at the storm team 4 radar this evening. we're going to have mucar more from sstill ahead. >> hi, guys. e i'a stone and i'm hosting saturday night live with musical saturday night live with musical guest bts and we're

first on news4, mayor muriel bowser is proposing to rename a major street in washington. >> it will affectow you get around on k street. the mayor wants to end the service roadsn both sides of k between 12th and st in northw most if not all of the meters would be limited, too. here's is what the stretch would look like. instead of a service road and picking there will be drop-off and pickup zones for taxes. buses will bewn given their o dedicated lanes down the center of k street. not everybody's happy about the proposal. >> frustrating to hear because it's already hard enough to get parking in this area. sometimes i rely on a little side road to get a good space. that will be difficult, the city has trouble witharking as is already. so not too surprised. >> the project will cost about $120 million and take about four years to complete. the d.c. council need to approve the plan. >>> good morning, everyone. car washing forecast. sunshine today. next chance for rain is friday. i got my car washed by going outside and goi -- on it. blowing all the pollen off. tree pollen in the highra nge, al

mayor muriel bowser is among the leaders spea ng out against the shootings, stating in part the attack on the poway synagogue was cowardly. and d.c. police tell us that officers are providing special attentioto jewish and islamic institutions as well as, quote, all religious places of worship within their districts. fairfax, montgomery and loudoun counties say they're increasing patrols and visibility around their religious institutions out of an abundance of caution. e > new this morning, we'r keeping an eye on a fire in fairfax county.y authorities sa flames broke out in a home early thi morning on bronze post court in cent centerville. crews are hard at work preting the fi out. we're told it is under control and some firefighters remain behind to try to make sure all the hot spots were out as well. right now there are no reports of injuries. >>> 10:0 officials are trying to figure out how a man ended up in the potomac river. d.c. fire says this happened overnight, under the key bridge. the news 4 staffer was there and watched as crews rushed theba m ck to the georgetown side of the

mayor muriel bowsered announc yesterday a new children's research lab is coming to the former walter reed mnical centerd.c.le it's cald a j lab. it will be funded by johnson and johnson for cutting edged researst by tups. it will drive discoveries that cap save children's lives and also create jobs in the district. the lab will be the first tenant on the new children's national research and innovation campus. it is set to open by nextyear. >>> well, there is an urgent warning about a mysterious infectious spreading aroun the world. it's called candidas auris. it is a drug resistant fungus which makes it very difficult to treat. it cfi also be dlt to diagnose and it is spreading rapidly in hospitals and nursing s.homes in the the fungus preys on the elderly and people with a compromised immune system. >> had real success that if a hospital identifies its first case, that they aggressively approach both infection control and disinfection. they aggressively approach that ment andin tre management and we've seen no further cases in those kinds of 'vstitutions. really had some success sto

mayor muriel bowser and peter newsham met to address violence across the y.cit it is violence that is proving to ig concern for neighborhoods all across the district including the hill est neighborhood in southeast where chief newsham spoke yesterday. >> sooner or later we'rein goin to the people responsible for that double homicide and you're going to have another couple family lives that are destroyed. >> mayor bowser is proposing increasing d.c.'s officers to 4,000 and offering incentives r for offi to live in the community that they serve. >> mayor bowser is al speaking out about a 10-year-old child who is handcuffed by d.c. police after an armed robbery last weekend. you probably have seen this video, went viral, and it sparked a lotf outrage. the child was cuffed after another boy toldpolice that three kids took his cell phone at gunpoint. the mayorxplains what she plans to do moving forward when it comes to minors and investigations. >> one thing that km going to back and consider is how we can talk about juveniles in a pendinga investon while we have a bystander video. >> just

check o what muriel bowser's twitter account showed. the post was onl up for ape few minutes before being deleted. i keep wondering, are people going to b him or what? is mark lerner going to be in the minority, are the fans to be throwing stuff? >> he make the point, too, this is how sports work. people move f team to team, and -- >> and we're classy fans, unlike some other places. i will just put it thatrsway. pitch is tonight at 7:05. and of course, this is only the beginningany matchups between the nats and harper's new team. >> we can be classy but passive aggressive like no other. the phillies, the only te undefeated so far, 3-0, 159 games to go. >> we have a long way to go. >> a lot of baseball. >>> 4:38 right now. coming up, whole foods forwh e lot cheaper? the grocery store dropped prices on thousands of products. we'll tell you which ones you can get the best bargains on. >>> plus, smartphones often distract us from driving. but new technology promises to improve yourshommute. we'l you how. >>> it could be a few more weeks bef

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. >> reporter: today,ay muriel bowser announced good d.c.ai ca to let city drivers know when there are problems with street si >> it is important that signs make sense, they're in the right locations, when they're damaged, ey are rea placed. when they don't make sense, they are removed. b >> reporter:ser acknowledged there is a backlog of new signs that need to be installed. the district started training residents how to install these signs. they are returning residents come hom from timen prison and now looking for good paying jobs. >> it goes without saying, this is tremendous. my second chance and second win, iteans everything to me. >> reporter: she is excited about the opportunity to learn a nell job s and get paid while she learns but also happy to be part of the solution to a problem she like many of us have faced. >> if you want to park to get something to eat. there's 20 signs pointing you every which of w it gets confusing. >> reporter: m sk graves, news4. >> like that. we all win with that. >> if you see a damaged confusing street sign, the citw s to hear from you. report it

president wants to cut funding that directly benefits ou drinkin water and this morning mayor muriel bowser is joining the governors of virginia and maryland telling congress they shouldn't cut spending but actually increase it. in president trump's 2020 budget proposal he again wan to cut funding to the environmental protection agency. under that umbrella a 90% cut in funding for the ongoing eanup in the chesapeake bay. this is working to improve our drinking water and build up resilience to rising watle ls due to climate change. right now the program is $73 million. trump's proposal cutting that down to just 7.3 million. this morning mayor bowser and governors northam and hogan and other leaders are asking tm to increase it from $73 million up to 90 for context, congress has not approved trump's large spending mots to the epa in the past, but getting more y? well, that might be a tall order. i just tweeted out a copy of at letter if you'd like to take a look at it and read it for yourself. reporting live from the wilson building, drew wilders, news 4. >> >>> also developing this morning,

. >>> new in the last hour, mayor muriel bowser is announcing plans for a major transportation or transformation of transportation on k-street downtown. it's a story you saw first on news4 earlier this week. the $120 million plan would eliminate those cfusing service roads, as well as most of the metered parking between 12th street and 21st street. instead, there would be drop-off and pic zones for ride sharing and taxis and dedicated bus lanes right down the middle you see in these drawings. the proposal still needs to be approved by the d.c. council. >>> if you are planning to vacation in the outer banks, you wow there's new talk about a bridge thatl get you to corolla faster and cut 40 miles corolla.rip to a group of local residents have filed suit to stop it. they say that road would lead to growth inre a now undisturbed. heparts of t outer banks. c ere hasn't been enough pub input to make a decision. >>> in thest dict, the demolition didn't seem to go as planned. chopper 4 over the old walter reed campus in the northwest, crews are working to bring down the tower oe former hospital. we saw

that suspect was caught and charged.to y, mayor muriel bowser and andrea also brooks called on the prosecutor to get tough on people responsible for dumping like this. >> we want everybody to know we're very serious prosecuting those crimes. >> we were so proud to have legislation passed to incase e fines for individuals who dump illegally. we will be aggressively pursuing those individuals, asking for jail timen some instances and fines we are dead serious about inng the illegal dumping stops. >> reporter: the group didn't have to walk far to fine sig of illegal dumping andor m bowser,alked about prostitution and helping them find other paths. a>>> potential new freak throug hits to the head throug hits to the head lsease in contact sportsike ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ etst, reliable intes crucial. does it every go down? yes. can't do my job. albusiness grinds to a h our gig-speed network not only downloads files up to 20 times faster, we go beyond fast with 4g backup for complete reliabili. so if the unexpected happens... (snaps finge) you stay up and running. we lost power... but not to that. t. i wa

mayor muriel bowser announced yesterday a new children's research lab is coming to the medical site reed in d.c. it's called and lab a will be funded by johnson and johnson to help biotech startups do cutting edged research. the project will drive discoveries that help save children's lives and will also create jobs in the district. the labbe the first tenant on the new children's national research and innovatio campus. it is set to open by next year. >>> there is an urgent wabning t a mysterious infection spreading around the world. it's called candida auris or crs for short. it's a drug resisnt fungu which makes it very difficult to treat. it can also be difficult to se diag it's spreading rapidly in hospitals and nursing homes in the u.s. the fungus preys on the and people with a compromised immune system. >> had real success that if a hospital identifies i first case, that they aggressively approach both infection control an disinfection. they aggressively approach that patient ande' seen no further development. we've had success stories. >>> there have been nearly 600s in the u.s.,

mayor muriel bowser is aski for a redesign. this is how the new k street will look. >> the concept that we're lookingt now will include bike accessibility and also safer pedestrian intersections along the entire corridor from 12th to 20th. >> reporter: the plan is to eliminate this service roads on both sides of k street as well as much, if not all, of the metered street parking. >> that is kind of frustrating to hear because it is hard enough to get parking ineahis aro sometimes i rely on a little side road to get a good space. so that ll be difficult but the city has trouble with paing as it is already. so, not too surprised. >> reporter: instead of the service road and street parking, there will be drop-off and pick-up zones for ride sharing and taxis and deliver i yz like this stretch. >> there is no efficiency there. so the parking making it confusing and the turn lanes and the service oanes partf that makes it particularlyca prerious for pedestrians and confusing for drivers. >> reporter: another major change, buss will b

mayor muriel bowser wants to redesign a major downtown street. >> the mayor wants to take away the serviceon both sides we k street b 12th and 21st in northwest. most of the metered parking would be eliminated, too. so here's whatf the stretch road would look like instead of the service road and street rk pag. there will be drop-off and pickup zones for ride sharing. buses will be given their own dedicated lanes down the center of k street. it will cost $120 million and take four years to complete if approved by the d.c. country critical. >>> and now to your business report. >> good morning, i'm frank holland. the legal battle betweent& and sprint is over. the two reached a settlement in a false advertising case where sprint claimed that at&t misled consumers with its 5geng brandi the icon short for 5ge were in areas where they were rolling out the network. the symbol does not mean the customer's phone is connected to a 5g network, at least not yet. a spokesperson told nbc the two settled the mart amilkably. >>> -- amilkably. >>> the pollen count high for tree does your customers connectin

mayor muriel bowser echoed the call to fight hatred and the police chief said officers are constantl working to keep congregations of all faiths safe. >>> e man charged with killing five people at the capital gazette changed his plea to not guilty by reason off insanity. his lawyers say he suffered from a mentalisorder and did not understand what he was doing is gone. now a state psychiatrist will evaluate him. his trial is set for november. at the deadly stabbing potomac metro station began as a robbery. three teena mrs robbed a an stabbed him sev bal timesefore midnight on sunday night above the escalator at the station in southeast. the victim is believed to be in his 40s but not been identifies. police hope surveillance video from the station will help lead to an arrest. >> we're learning new information about a deadly crash on the george washington parkway. >> a rush hour crash killed a 55-year-old taxi driver, left three people hurt and stopped traffic for hours. itn happened i the bellevue area of fairfax county, the north and southbound lanes had to be closed. a taxi and vw b

mayor muriel bowser and congresswoman eleanor holmes norton participated in a parade along pennsylvaniavenue followed by a concert there at freedom plaza. >>> two down and 14 no go. the caded 14 more playoff wins now and they will bring the stanley cup back to -- the cup was here last week. >> the caps are two wins closer to getting on their way. >> they jumped out to a lead and w it wiped away but the team was able to figure things out in overtime to get a win. dave johnson has more capital one arena. >> the washington capitalna wit caron their minds this morning because they head to carolina to take on the rricanes with a 2-0 series lead. after a thrilling game at capital one arena on turday. the capitals led by their stars, tom wilson, coming through to brk the tie against the hurricanes and fans hoping, hey, that was a winner.ut well, b carolina forced overtime. and then an unlikely hero put on his cape. gabrooks orpik scored the winner, first since the stanley cup final. not known for go scoring but a crucial part of this win. >> orpik is our super weapon, good for us and good for

making the district an affordable place to live for everyone has been a cornerstone of mayor muriel bowser's time while in s office. toda sat down with a handful of d.c. government employees to hear about theirru les as they try to find a home that's within their budget. erika gonzalez picks up the story in our newsroom. for was a working lunch some d.c. firefighter, teachers and social workers. they're pleased to seeid s in affordable housing but say more still needs to be done. this round table discussion was held at bus boy's on 14th street in northwest. these professionals make good salaries but it's still not enough to support the cost of living and raising a family i e district of columbia. gary hamilton, for instance, is ird grade teacher in the district but he was living in beltsville. long days of school coupled with long commute got to be too much so he's nervously making the move to d. >> i work for, like nine hours. when i get back to maryland, it's 9:00. i made a decision to sacrifice and p more rent which will probably be most of my check but i want to be closer to work. >> the

. >>> trying to make the district affordable for everyone has been a cornerstone ofayor muriel bowser's time in office. it's not always attainable, even in the le who work district government or work for public service. news 4 mark se graves explains what the mayor wants to do about that. >> it was lunch with the mayor for these government employees, a chance to tell their boss about their personal struggles in affording a place to live in hthe city. >> to delay the closing of my house. >> mor bower heard from a oorefighter. >> we make a gd salary but we don't make enough to be able to live and raise a family in d.c. >> she heard from a teacher. it's still very difficult to find housing that is equitable and comparable for safety and a for a lot of different reasons that we're able to live. the rent is very, very high. >> and she heard from this woman who's worked for the d.c. government for 20 years unableo to afforduy her own home until just t ksreer. >> i've been a social worker serving that entire time in my career. till very challenging to make sure that you can afford to live here

mayor muriel bowser will replace the signs but that is not all. as nbc4 mark segraves reports, the report is creating new jobs. >> reporter: driving around the district at times could b frustrating. even the mayor admits some of around the signs city are confusing. >> this usually happens when w have multiple signs that are at first glance are confusi. as sometimes when second and d glance as well. >> if i want to park, legally which one of these takes precedent? >> we aren't trying to confuse anybody. >> reporter: today the mayor announced the good sign d.c. campaign. away to allow drivers to let the city know when there are s problems witeet signs. >> it is important, too, that signs make sense. that they are in the rights. locati that when they are damaged, they are replaced. when they don't mak sense, that they're removed. >> reporter: if you know of a daged or confusing street sign report it on social media usings theag goodsigndc or call 733. in the district, mark segraves, nbc4. >>> developing this morning, the family ofs an illin boy whose

mayor muriel bowser, she let her feelings be nown on twitter as infamous traitor benedict nold. the mayor did take down the post, but scherzer is ready for the challengne. >> he's s there forever, basically, on the at least forever in my career. we're going to be facing each other a lot. whatever happens on tuesdayoi ongng to be the course of a career of facing him. this is really the first time, round one. >> or one miht say harper turned ho turned heel. tonight the final monday night raw before wrestlania which is like the super bowl of wwe. de dave johnson met with one of the stars previewing the big night. >> dave the dominator. that's an old story going back to college. this is drew mcintyr you go by the scottish psychopath. is that your name who gave yout name? i hope you like me saying that name. >> i didn't give myself the name. i was a scottish terminate or. come in and terminate my opponents. i like that. parently i get a littl crazy in the ring and they nicknamed me the psychopath. >> tiat are you expe from this monday night raw? >> it's going to be electric. we're in

another is affordability.ay >> muriel bowser is trying to connect with those residents in an effort to lower the cost of living in the district. yesterday she hadunch with group of government employees who say they may work here but they can barely afford to live fihere. a fiters, a teacher, and a social worker shared their stories. >> i've been a social worker serving that entire time in my career. it's still very challenng to make sure that you can afford to live here. and i felt priced out. >> now the mayor wants to expand programs that offer support to government employees who are trying to buy home. she says home builders and landlords also -- home and lapdlords also need to do their part. >>> the high cost of living may be impacting d.c. the number of active listings on houses and condos is down nearly 10% from a year ago. prices on those homes are still rising. in march the median price of a d.c. home was $450,000. that's up nearly 4% from last year. >>> it's now 5:05. ne overnight, students at georgetown university passed a referendum saying they are willing toay for slave repr

mayor muriel bowser, for examtue, tweet a picre comparing him to the traitor benedict arnold. she later deleted it. it should be interesting to see how he handles everything. a month ago at the first phillies pressonference, harper accidentally said he wants to bri a title back to d.c d.c. old habits die hard. he said in an interview he's ready for whatever reaction he may get at n>> park. heer the, boos, as well. it's part of the game. it's, you know, part of sports so you know, i'll always remember and cherish all the screaming and, you know, yelling and exciting times that we had the last seven years. like i said before, i wish them nothing but the best. >> reporter: and news4 will have coverage of the big game all afternoon on air and in the nbc washington app. guys,ack to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> it's going to be interesting to see how the fans behave. yes. >>> ahead, summer is juste aroud corner, and if you are looking for a way to earn some extra cash, we have details on 0 ew jobs coming to the area. >>> plus, would you pay just so you could drive on a busy cit

mayor muriel bowser is among the leaders speaking out against the shooting.st she es in part the attack in poway synagogue was cowardly. >>> d.c. police tell us that anficers are providing special attention to jewisislamic institutions as well as all religious places of worship within their districts. fairfax, monomery and loudoun counties say they are increasing ility around is their religious institutions out of ance abundan of caution. >>> new this morning, we're keeping an eye on a fire in fairfax county. authorities say flames broke out at a home early this morning on bronze post court in centerville. you see crews working to put out the flames. we're told it is under control, some firefighters remain behind to make sure all the hot spots e taken care of. right now, though, no reports of injuries. >>> to a horrific scene out on the west coast.ov thenor of washington state offering condolences to the families affected by a deadly crane collapse in seattle. take a look at this. four people killed after the construction crane came crashing down on to traffic yesterday afternoon. two c

mayor muriel boer and the chief addressed the concerns of the community. bowser i proposing increasing the number of officers. and offering an incentive for officers to live in thes neighborhohey serve. it would hopefully help make the city safer. people say it's a partnership. they also need to work with police officers effort to try to make the city safer. they say some people are afraid to report on suspects because of retaliation. back to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> d.c. police are investigating a disturbing discovery of what appears human remains. this was the scene saturday morning on 30th street and alabama avenue in southeast. police are trying to determine the cause of death. he remains are now at the medical examineroffice. >>> a major shakeup in the trump administration. homeland security secretary kiersten nielsen is out. tracie potts has more on that. plus the white house's pushback to get president trump's tax t returns and mueller report. >> reporter: just days after standing with president trump at the border, homeland security seetary kiers

muriel announced the d. street signs campaign. >> it is important signs make sense, they're in the right locations, when they' damaged they are replaced. when they don't make sense they're removed. >> reporter: bowser acknowledged there's a backlog of new signs that need to be installed. they start training returning citizens who have come home from a time in prison and now looking for good paying jobs. >> it goes without saying this is tremendous, my second chance, my sendwind, it means everything to me. >> reporutr: excited abo the opportunity to get a new job while she et paid learns and happy to be part of the solution to a problem she like many of us have faced. >>f you wanto park to get something to eat and 20 signs pointing each way gets confusing. you have to put on your big -- reporter:ou can use call.oodsignd.c., or >> think you can figure out some of d.c.'s most confusing parking signs? take our pking sign quiz. you can find it on our wind gust nbc app. search parking quiz. >> some are so confusing you suspect they were put up that way to makeoney. >> and the one near can conflict with the one the end of the block. >> you tell the passenger, i will look at this sign, you look at this sig