we have a whole fire fly schedule on the nbc washington app. open it up and search fire fly. >>> well, you may have been watching news4 last week when we showed you a day of service project that helped fix a woman's home in fairfax county. >> volunteers from tysons, keller williams, and contractors renovated phyllis price's home. trouble came when a repairman was servicing the heating unit. >> at that time, we learned her system was leaking carbon monoxide and could potentially kill her. >> we've got a program called helping hands. we thought she would be an awesome candidate. we're going to send somebody here tomorrow. they're going to do a survey and we're going to put a new system in for her next week. >> i truly thank them from the bottom of my heart for all that they have done to help me with this. >> ms. price is 75 years old and she cares for an adult grandson who has special needs. that was a special gift for her. >> so nice to see them pitch in and fix that problem. that was scary. >>> the news4 i-team gets results in a big way. the ne

stay with news 4 and the nbc washington app for continuing coverage. continue to follow the developments through the weekend. the suspect is set to appear in court on monday and we will be there. >>> so it is a little known structure with a towering view of d.c.'s monuments. >> yes. might jog or bike past it each day. maybe not noticing the harmony of it, a new effort to restore the symbol of what is liberation and gratitude to the u.s. >> reporter: it's that middle ground between the united states marine corps war memorial known as iwo jima and the hallowed land of arlington national cemetery. most we met didn't know this existed. no idea this was here? >> no, no. not at all. >> we've been here before with the kids and i don't remember it. >> reporter: do you know about this? >> no. a surprise along the way. >> actually saw it down here. >> reporter: many locals, too. it's called the netherlands carolon. >> depends who you ask. by my response, carolon. go to the embassy, they say carolon. >> reporter: it is now has 50 bells, a gift from the queen of t

our digital app pushing out breaking news alerts through our nbc washington app. have that with you. they'll come triright to your pe with oh developments. >>> we turn our attention now to the end of rain. 11 days. this is the 11th day of rain. >> and teasing us a little. good morning. i'm angie goff, dave culver with us. sun out, clouds, for the most part, bank on seeing sun again, right, tom? >> clogging our sky with clouds and producing rain the last several days. it's finally exhausting itself. you can track all this when you're away from your tv with your washington app. wear a light jacket. rather chilly this morning, and even into the afternoon, rather cool. slacks. you'll need the sunglasses and have the umbrella ready over the next couple hours or so, because we have light showers coming in from the come into our western suburbs shortly. light rain to the north. northern suburbs, perhaps another couple of hours. still quite a chill in the air. low and mid-50s now. got my umbrella handy out on the weather deck. >> tom, thanks so much. >>> it's 9:02. >>> as

good time to download the nbc washington app. with that, you get the warnings for the area, your location. we can take the lightning off and the hail. let's see, that is -- >> howard county, that one there. >> of course, we are watching numerous storms right now. the one that just made its way way north up route 29 in maryland's 32. so, into howard county now. a new severe thunderstorm warning. this one will continue until, let me check the time on that. this one goes up until 8:00, until 8:00, howard/montgomery county. areas impacted with high wind and hail. waterloo, clarksville, pipers corner, columbia in maryland as well as ellicott city and catonsville. numerous storms are forming, popping up with the potential of high winds and spin. out of all the storms we are watching right now, there are many, with more popping. howard county in columbia. let me circle them so you can see all the storms we are monitoring right now. the new one that is just fired off in howard county, eastern howard county. also in fairfax and the wester

all you have to do is open up the nbc washington app and search d.c. pools. >>> montgomery county's outdoor public pools also open for the season. take a dip starting at noon today. open until 6:00. the newly renovated western county outdoor pool in poolesville will also be open. >> pool in poolesville i. know. p the new ones of such high quality police have to step in to help bar owners determine what's real and what's not. news 4 jackie bensen shows how officers are starting to make progress. >> reporter: the staff here have seen a lot of i.d.s over the year, but recently they noticed something new. an influx of extremely high-quality fake i.d.s. implt think in the last six months it's been getting real big, and we've been seeing people, a lot younger, and then a lot of out of state licenses. >> reporter: arlington county police staff special night light details in the area on weekends. they let technical support when a bar or restaurant by its best efforts can't tell if an i.d. is fake. >> we get called over by security staff, we will run them. it t

this is the most read story on our nbc washington app right now. the white house said it reacted out of an abundance of caution. the alert is two days after the secret service shot an armed man who approached a security check point. avid cyclers donned the rain gear for the first ever d.c. bike ride. they took a 17 mile tour around the monuments and the mall. proceeds go to bike safety and making d.c. more biker friendly. we have a washington app. just search "bike ride." >>> fifth straight weekend with rain. hazy, hot and humid. something we haven't talked about yet this year. tomorrow we will be warmer. high today 58 degrees. highs tomorrow around 70. some showers in the forecast. not as damp and soggy as today. the best chance of rain tomorrow will be during the second half of the day. i will show you that on future weather. tuesday is our transition day to warmer and sunnier days ahead an next weekend wait until you see the numbers on the seven day. the latest on storm team 4 radar. continuing to track rain across the area. this moving for the

it's right now on our nbc washington app. just search camps. susan hogan, news 4. >>> good advice. major festival highlighting irish culture and art. after the share in the music and more. >>> plus, it is a building that we have watched rise from nothing. the new smithsonian museum of african-american history and culture. and we're going to have the story behind the dign. es morning noon or night there's always a moment to discover visit annapolis and create your moment >>> these are just some of the images coming up. there they are. kicking off next week coincides with a john f. kennedy for whom the center is named. and joining us to tell us all about the festival is alicia adams, vice presidentor dance and international programming, and barry douglas, right? yes, of course, very nice to have both of you here. >> nice to be here. >> we know that the kennedy center often -- it actually kicked off this week, didn't it? >> it did. >> things have already started but getting in full swing this weekend. but you do a lot of festivals featuring a lot

just open our nbc washington app and search changing minds.ting from the bay bridge, chris gordon, >>> 45 young spellers started this day hoping they would not hear that dreaded bell at the scripps national spelling bee at national harbor. >> y-a-k-a-t-e-v -- v-r. >> oh! heartbreaking. spelling bee officials promised this year would be the hardest yet. they came through with that. half the semifinalists were eliminated on their first word this morning. now the field has been whittled down to ten. you can watch the finals live at 8:00 tonight on espn. >> makes you so nervous just watching. >> imagine if that was your child. >> our local kids, we don't have anymore local kids in the spelling bee. that's the way it goes sometimes. >>> it is kind of nice to be out at national harbor right now, right? >> yeah. >> that's the weirdest segue i've heard you make. >> i don't know where that came from. >> where are you going with this? >> i don't know. >> very nice day to be there. you and i are like this. out there right now a very nice day. a very warm

. >>> you saw this breaking news alert from our nbc washington app today. baltimore officer edward nero is cleared in the death of freddie gray. >> the judge found him not guilty on all four charges. we heard protesters shouting as that verdict was read. chris gordon is live in baltimore getting reaction to what happened. >> reporter: officer edward nero is the first of six baltimore police officers charged in the death of freddie gray put on trial and found not guilty. today in court, judge barry williams read the reasoning behind his verdict. it took nearly half an hour. officer nero was found not guilty on charges of assault and misconduct because the judge said a fellow officer, garrett miller, who was compelled to testify for prosecutors said that he stopped freddie gray and cuffed him. the judge found nero not guilty of reckless endangerment and conduct charges even though he failed to seat belt freddie gray into the wagon. he acted as any officer would, assuming that a superior would belt gray. gray suffered a broken neck in the van and died a week l

even more day trips are in our nbc washington app.t search "worth the trip." >> we've moved to seattle and now we're just ireland or london. >> but then it will be alike bahamas, right? >> i love all these analogies. let's think about the bahama side. right now, yeah, the drizzle around. as we take a look at the live view from our capitol camera, at least we can see the dome. overcast lifting a little bit. radar, these little areas you see in south and east. it's scattered sprinkles, a little bit of drizzle in the subur suburbs. here is the hour by hour timing. rest of the day, some of the showers to our authority drifting town by 9:00 a.m. in the afternoon hour, it will continue to spread across the rest of virginia and then around the bay and eastern shore. out of the mountains, too, a few scattered showers will be there as well in the shenandoah valley. all of this, this area in color is occasional light rains 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. and then it does continue overnight tonight. and by dawn monday, it does begin to settle town. d.c. bike

also check the nbc washington app fbr >>> it is now 6:47.reaking news here at home, a man dead and tx polifairfax cou police are call ing it a homicide. know let glemolette green is lih an update. >> reporter: officers are focusing their attention on this sport bike and the cars around it for quite some time. it is part of multiple scenes here as residents struggle to get out to get to work. fairfax county police are all over this city side apartment community off richmond highway here. a man pronounced dead here at the scene after officers arrived sometime after 2:00 a.m. for a shooting. some people that i've talked to say they just didn't hear a thing. what do you think about what -- have you had any issues here? >> actually, i'm of issues before around this area. >> reporter: again, we are looking at multiple scenes here, at least lee three of them as investigators work this expansive apartment community, the parking lots here. we have seen them collect evidence at several different points in this parking lot and they will be here for qui

check the radar where you are with the nbc washington app.ight now radar showing very light rain across northern virginia, the difficult, nearby suburbs and maryland all tracking off to the east. so your ride to work this morning, have the wipers on. you'll need the umbrella and light jacket. mid and upper 60s for the afternoon hour as ts as the sho will be coming on through off and on. >>> breaking news right now on the beltway, take a look at this, a brand new crash, this this just happened outer loop at georgia avenue. so we do have the left side of the roadway blocked. it's starting to get very slow top of the beltway there. two problems on beach drive in maryland, shuts down near knowles and then between 410 and the d.c. line. d.c. shut down between the d.c. line and west beach as far as travel typimes go, to of the beltway will be getting slow. 66 inbound looks good. 95 north is okay from quantico to the beltway. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car. and we'll take a look again at the top of the beltway coming up

the nbc washington app and first 4 traffic on twitter for any major backups and delays. travel experts say that you might want to stay put if you haven't already left. they say the best time to travel is after 10:00 tonight. >>> the democratic presidential candidates are working on this holiday weekend. they're campaigning on opposite sides of the country. democratic frontrunner hillary clinton and her husband walked the streets of their hometown chappaqua, new york, during a memorial day parade there. clinton will campaign in new jersey and will attend fundraisers during the early part of this week, but she's changed her schedule to return to california earlier than initially planned. she's going to arrive on thursday and stay until the primary there on tuesday. >> bernie sanders camping out in california. he says he has no intention of leaving that state until after the primary next week. sanders took part day event in san francisco today. he's hosting a rally in oakland tonight. sanders is hoping for an upset victory in that state with the highest delegate count. but

you can find out more on our nbc washington app. >>> now, your storm team 4 forecast. >>> we will be dealing with showers at times tomorrow. have the umbrella handy, the rain gear handy. we are talking light rain and we will have dry periods as well. overall, not a great weekend. this is the straight weekend with rain in the forecast. we start to transition out of this weather pattern on tuesday. wednesday, i can't believe this is the first time we hit 80 degrees this may. it's been t the last time we were at 80 degrees was april 26th. tomorrow, more showers in the forecast. it's cool. temps tomorrow, 15-20 degrees below normal. here is the latest on storm team 4 radar. scattered showers showing up. patchy drizzle and fog out there as well. so light the radar can't pick up the drizzle. we continue to track drizzle and showers tomorrow. 5:00 a.m., tracking areas of rain and fog to deal with. 8:00 a.m., tracking showers. we are not dealing with rain, skies remain overcast. no sun in the forecast tomorrow. noon, showers impacting the area. much of the same at 3:00 tomorrow evening, deal

for specific details about added service safe track in the nbc washington app. >>> right now an 18-year-old is facing charges for the death of a fellow high school student in fairfax county. police tell us david ebb ee eee evers. he went to centreville high school along with 17-year-old alexia ing from springer. springer was discovered dead in her home last march. she overdosed on morphine, oxycodone and ethanol. police are calling it a huge development in a jewelry heist turned shopping center shootout. two suspects behind bars tonight. northern virginia reporter david culver is live in sprins field's brookfield plaza to explain just how police tracked them down. david? >> reporter: jim, i've been speaking with several shoppers here today and they feel much more at ease and not one, but two suspects are in jail. this is a case this jewelry store and a shootout in this shopping center. it ended up in new jersey yesterday with one of the suspects about to board a flight. >> a relieved smile on his face after days of uneasiness. he says today he's feeling grateful. so very grateful. >> i than

we have a link for everything you need to know on the nbc washington app, search heavy metal. >> markegraves, news 4. >> wow! fans have built entre one fan even cataloged every t-shirt in film. did you see the t-shirts? we have links on the nbc washington app. open it up and search heavy metal. >> i'm thinking of that woman, and i'm thinking back in those days there were probably more than a few people who really had no idea where they were at a given time and didn't care, either. coming up, a warning on the water. we'll tell you why neighbors have been raising concerns about safety at a certain spot for many years. >>> forced to be facebook friends. the controversial demand from a >>> a 19-year-old man is being treateded for serious injuries tonight after he fell off a rope swing into shallow waters. the accident happened in a section of goose creek that runs through ashburn's belmont glenn subdivision. bureau chief julie carey has been talking to nearby residences who has been warning of the danger for several years. julie? >> reporter: there are two problems. the teenagers that tre

if you have a consumer problem you need help solving, you can find us on our nbc washington app. just search responds. since our launch two weeks ago, we have recovered $219,414.67 in two weeks. >> nice. >> we are very proud of that fact. keep these consumer problems coming. we're so happy to be there to help folks. >> incredible start. this is amazing. >>> a dramatic scene in northern virginia and the driver said they made a small mistake, but it created this big mess. >>> we continue to follow our breaking news that involved that shooting near the white house. we have a crew outside of the ho gunman was taken. we have a vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me >>> a beautiful day out there on our friday. i like to call them fantastic fridays, but we're not looking at a super saturday or sunday that's for sure. take a look out ther

go to our nbc washington app. >>> the proud ones in society inspired by real-life tragedy.ere's a stranger in my house" is a play at blue high school in d.c. it was inspired, in part, by the death of washington, the 15-year-old shot at the metro station. the play hopes to educate people about how to avoid violence in society. the show is june 18. part of the proceeds will go to the washington family. >>> the president and first lady decided to get out of the white house tonight. they enjoyed dinner in washington. they have been at the restaurant before. it's owned by a celebrity chef. president obama returned late last night after a week long trip to >>> a jam packed weekend in our region. amelia is up next with what you can expect with mother nature the next few days. >>> a 3-year-old boy fall sboos the cage of amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. save $500 on the memorial day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology. plus 36-month financing. know bett

we have a checklist on what you should do before hiring anyone to work on your home in the nbc washington app investigations. tisha thompson, news 4 iteam. >> it started with a call to our tip line. if you have a story idea call 202-885-4444 or e-mail the team at tips@news 4 iteam.com. bee smith is a n celebrity chef and more. she is also one of the millions of americans diagnosed with alzheimer's. dan has been her loving husband and business manager for more than 20 years but now dan has assumed a much more critical role. jim vance has their story. >> you are now bee's caregiver. >> i'm a single parent. what i am is -- you know, it changes your life in so many profound ways. >> changes indeed. three restaurants, tv and radio shows, speeches appearances, it all came crashing down with a diagnosis. one test after another after another. >> they said well this is a leading indicator that she has alzheimer's. >> nobody wants to hear that or accept it. >> once you go through that you realize it's there, you go through all of the signs of not believing. you go through anger and disbelief, denial. >

we have created a gallery of the ride in our nbc washington app. just search bike ride. >>> unfortunately, not the best day for a bike ride or whatever your outdoor plans were. it was soggy. our high about 58 degrees. normally highs this time of year should be in the upper 70s. we are going to be warmer tomorrow. highs around 70 degrees, but another day to have to umbrella handy. some showers in the forecast. it's not going to be as damp as it was today. we will get some breaks into the action tomorrow. tuesday's our transition day. i promise better weather. we're going to keep it dry for most of the day on tuesday. then after that, hazy, hot, and humid weather enters the area. right now on storm team 4 radar just tracking a rainy evening across the area. we'll continue to see a steady rain for the majority of the evening hours. notice some heavier rain back around the hagueerstown ar tonight. scattered showers. some patchy fog as well. tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m., it could be a mainly dry start, but plenty of clouds around. maybe some limited su

we want to remind you to stay with news 4 and the nbc washington app. a lot will come up on this case. we'll continue to follow the new developments throughouted weekend and on monday the suss spektr is expected to appear in court. >>> the time is 8:36. a disturbing story we're following. a search for a playground attacker. the dangerous situation that the 7-year-old is now fighting for her life. >>> and right now massive wildfires are threatening thousands of folks. a rapidly growing fire that could double in >>> a very disturbing story developing this is morning. a little girl fighting for her life after a strange man ran up and stabbed her while she was at recess. it happened in dayton, ohio. the second grader is now in critical condition. police don't know why she was attacked. the school was briefly put on lockdown. eventually dismissed for the day. still no sign, though, of that suspect. >>> another milestone for the people of london as they elected their first muslim mayor. labor party politician sadiq khan. he was called divisive and accused of

as for road closures we have the entire list on our nbc washington app. pennsylvania and constitution, that is just some. now, of course more parades around town talking about falls church annual day memorial day, some road cur ceremony and parade will be 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at rockville town center, road closures there as well. have a great memorial day weekend. >>> thanks, melissa. from the roads to the skies this will be a busy weekend for airports, but officials at bwi marshall tell us it's actually july that's the busiest month for them. >> yeah, but this is going to be a busy one too. one of the best ways to avoid the long lines that we've been seeing nationwide is the tsa precheck program. the tsa says 15,000 people a day are signing up for the fast line for july. you can get online and your birth certificate, passport and fingerprint for background check. it will be good for five years and allow you to keep your shoes, belts and light jackets on when you go through security. >> just like you're at the grocery store, you see the line for 15 item

specifics on those are in the nbc washington app. just search memorial day travel. >>> the controversy is dprogrow over a plan to allow national parks to display the logos of big corporate donors. they are nearing a final plan to increase private and corporate donations with discreet visible credit to the donors. it is expected to boost donations since budgets from congress are tight. but some groups say public land should remain free of commercialization and corporate influence. >> this isn't about philanthr y philanthropy, it's about marketing and merchandising. >> we're trying to join of world of philanthropy that people are familiar with with universities, with zoos, libraries and things like that. >> well, the new policy should be in place by late this year. >>> we're also getting our first look inside the place the obama family will call home after they leave 1600 pennsylvania avenue. they're planning to lease this mansion in the neighborhood. the real estate company home visit provided us with these photos of the inside. accor

all you have to do, go to the nbc washington app. >>> well, it is graduation season. >> that's right. are getting ready for the crowds. catholic uniit commencement ceremony this morning starting in about 40 minutes or so taking place on campus at the basilica of the national shrine. tomorrow morning graduates and their families head down to the national mall for george washington university's commencement, and we know you're going to be snapping a lot of pictures and we want to celebrate you. send us your graduation pictures all month long. we may even show them on television. check out nbc washington on twitter and instagram and send your photo uses the hash tag grads of washington, and send us a message on our nbc washington facebook page. which we're trying to go live on right now. >> right. repair that live stream. >>> and also, terry mccullough heading to angie's alma mater for the class of 2016 at george mason university in fairfax. he will also receive an honorary degree. >> all righty. nice and bright, sunny shot out there, and this morning >> yeah. going to be great, and the

. >> even more day trips are in our nbc washington app.ust search "worth the trip." >>> so to the type of ride. politics. it has been crazy. a new poll shows just how much we may or may not like the presidential candidates. >> more toward the not liking side. joining us how to break it down, chuck todd. you have a new nbc wall street journal poll and it has some unfavorable ratings. >> i'll say glass is half full. in look at you. >> which is these two are bringing the country together. donald trump and hillary clinton have brought the country together in one respect, they are united against them about that's the most remarkable finding. hillary clinton on her own, her unfavorable rating would be the highest for a perspective nominee. trump who is actually the highest. the two of them -- what is interesting being we were able to slight up there is about one in five voters that have they go difference views of both of them. and boy, do they prefer bernie sanders by a lot. these folks are less likely to vote if he's not on the ballot. they sl

you can get all the updates on nbc washington app and also nbcwashington.com.d for >>> this sunday is donald trump about to wrap up the republican nomination? >> i consider myself the presumptive nominee. >> ted cruz is making a last stand in indiana. he belittles trump. >> the only thing he knows how to do, yells or screams or curses or insults. >> will cruz endorse trump if he loses on tuesday? >> why won't you answer that question straight forward, black and white. >> let me finish the point i'm making. >> my lively interview with ted cruz. plus, it's been exactly five years since the raid that killed osama bin laden. >> the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden, the lead every of al qaeda. my exclusive sitdown

perfect days to have the nbc washington app. can open up the radar right on your phone. 67 degrees starting out tomorrow. it is already mild. by noon, having your lunch outdoors. probably sweating a little bit. 83 degrees and a bit humid. some scattered storms from 4:00 on friday, a high of 89 degrees. a 30% chance of a late day shower or thunderstorm. saturday mostly sunny. sunday chance of a shower or thundersto thunderstorm. if you're heading to the beaches this weekend, the best chance for showers will be on memorial day and then on monday a high of 81 with a chance of some rain. >> i've got to tell you we can't thank you enough for all that row of eights. >> summer is coming right on cue. right on time. >> we're talking about temps in the 80s. it's muggy. shower and storm chances. not any day on the seven-day is looking like a complete washout. >> thanks, amelia. >>> the holiday weekend just a few days away. whether you're going to the beach or styi ingstaying close you may find yourself toiling over a grill. >> most of us

kristen welker, nbc news, washington. >> you can look at all of the pictures on our nbc washington app. to see the photoal gallery search bush photo library. >>> a report claims that 22 veterans take their own lives every day. today dozens of veterans came to d.c. and pledged to reach out to a fellow veteran if they fear we're trying to buddy up and have a close friend that understands and has been there either alongside of us or we get to know them as the years go on and to make sure we would make a phone call to them before we would do anything that would harm ourselves. >> reporter: they used a spartan sword to administer the oath that. is made from steel melted down from the fallen world trade center towers. >>> somebody shot and killed a man by the name of don williams jr. this morning. williams was from waldorf and police need help finding his killer. no word on a motive. ♪ >> reporter: the sound of bag pipes at the law enforcement officer's memorial on the mall today marked the pe ginning of national police week. country come to d.c. to remember fallen officers. the event starte

simply go to our nbc washington app and search changie ining mi.ow coming up at 6:00, we'll hear how jason hayes, who stopped to help the man on the bridge, says this incident may change his life too. wendy, that's the latest from the bay bridge. back to you. >> i'm glad it ended well. >>> we are following a developing story. it's near the outer banks where two military fighter jets based in virginia beach collided. the crash was about 25 miles off the coast of cape hatteris. a commerci f helicopter plucked all four airmen out of the ocean and brought them to a hospital in norfolk. >> it was a textbook rescue in a matter of speaking. we're really grateful. this kind of shows the inner service cooperation between the navy and the coast guard. >> the nay vy says a safety revw is under way. >>> d.c. officials are trying to improve some of the most dangerous intersections in the district. the top five include busy intersections in pet worth, columbia heights, and adams morgan along with two busy travel arteries in southeast and northeast. district offi

you can track changes when you're away from your tv with the nbc washington app. what to wear?efinitely need to wear the sunglasses right now and a light jacket. getting rather cool. make sure you have slacks as well because we're going to have the cooler air beginning to move in this evening. but if you want yard work in, weather for that. sunny and dry. temperatures hovering in the mid 60s for the next hour or two and a very light wind. we are going to see some rain moving in by tomorrow morning and through much of the day tomorrow. you can see just a few high clouds drifting over reston. now there's the dulles tollway. welcome sunshine for today. then the clouds close in. we have new hour-by-hour timing. that's coming up this half hour. >>> well, the supreme court is punting a controversial case that involves the president's health care plan. >> the justices opted out of deciding whether nuns could be forced to pay for contraception. steve handelsman is live at the court to explain what this means. steve? >> reporter: thanks. good evening. punting is right. this is a good ex

we invite you to download the nbc washington app for latest on this story. >>> new developments now in that crash of an egyptian airliner. nbc news has learned that the flight data suggests smoke and a fire on that plane before it went down. search crews found human remains, luggage, and seats from the plane that went into the mediterranean sea on wednesday night. no one has claimed responsibility. right now, investigators are questioning members of the grounds crew in paris. >>> but for now, the focus is on the search for the plane and the 66 people who were on board. the french navy has dispatched a ship that has sonar that can detect pings in the plane's black boxes. >> reporter: egypt's military has confirmed during its search and rescue of the wreckage of ms-804 they were able to retrieve what they the wreckage belonging to that flight. that is the single biggest confirmation that we have so far that in fact the egyptian military is making some progress in finding the sight te of this wreckage. where the flight data recorder as well as the cockpit voice recorder? where is the wrec

washington app. we're also broadcasting live on the nbc washington facebook page. you can enter act with me and adam throughout commercial breaks and we'll try to answer as many of your questions as possible. >>> kochlly indicating that derailment is rain. steady rain falling since last night. it's been mostly light rain. good morning, i'm tom kyrgios tracki kierein tracks these showers through the morning hours. a few pockets coming down harder these areas in yellow just to our west in the dark green and shenandoah valley coming down harder, that will be coming right into the metro area here in about an hour or so between now and then, just some light you will need a light jacket, umbrella, rain foots. we're just in the low 50s. a look at finally where we get sunshine back and a warming trend, that is coming in just a few minutes. >>> taken down by malkin. malkin in front. score! and it's 2-1. >> came down to the wire, but the caps lost to the penguins by one goal. now, the caps loss ties up the series at one game a piece and the series now heads to pittsbur pitts

viewers were following the storm on our nbc washington app. many of them shared their photos and videos. light nip and rain forces people to take cover in brandy wine maryland. that severe storms tear through maryland and virginia. take a look at this hail. it hits this white marbles. viewers send us these photos of clouds. at a grocery store, shoppers watch the storm as the heavy rain pounds the parking lot. in arlington, virginia, lightning lights up ominous clouds. and take a look atwood bridge. more hail. some people stay inside until the storm passes. describe the hail that you saw. >> oh, it was coming down. the heavy rain, you could hear it bouncing off the roof, off the cars. >> the wind was whipping. the water was rising. and so we just waited it out. >> reporter: you can see she just waited. in fact, we're here by a gas station, and there are folks who are now coming out to get gas for their morning commute tomorrow. you can continue to share your videos and photos on our app. you can see it right here, and it is free, and we welcome

we are streaming that press conference still on the nbc washington app as well.dam tuss will join us later and have much more tonight at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00 as well. >>> developing right now, we're working to find out the name of a man who was alexandria police say the last night. >>> a shooting happened at high point high school in beltsville. we have the details and latest on the search for the suspect in that case. >> by all appearances, a normal day outside high point high school. inside there's a struggle to understand what happened outside this school yesterday. as students arrived for the last day of the school week, outside high point high school, more of a police presence than unususua. inside, grief counselors awaited to deal with the aftermath of what happened yesterday. parents are also trying to fathom it. >> i'm not happy. >> reporter: indeed it's changed things here. adult domesticro over violently to a place where young people prepare themselves for adulthood. she's had a talk with her son, a high point student. he's encouraged that education is a

you can look at his speech on the nbc washington app.ust search "trump". >>> on "meet the press" this morning bernie sanders said he has a better chance than hillary clinton to beat donald trump in november. chuck todd asked sanders if he would be willing to be clinton's running mate but sanders did not give a straight answer. the democrats are gearing up for the june 6th, california primary. >>> cameras catch two people lighting a firecracker at a local home. the explosion so loud neighbors heard it a block away. the boy was swimming in two feet of water when he came under attack. >>> a student headed home on the bus captured rushing over the road. more pictures from the texas flooding after the break. thanks for coming today. i want each of you to grab a 2x8 and cut it. you'll have 2 saws to choose from. wouldn't it make sense to make the same choice, when it comes to your truck? absolutely. this is the 2016 chevy silverado. nice. a good-looking pick-up. incredible. i love it. find your tag and get a total value of $9,000 on this silve

check out the original story on the car barn murders in our nbc washington app. you can also send the i-team a tip. >>> next month an aggressive plan to rebuild an improved safety could dramatically change how you ride metro. the transit agency's gm unveiled a new plan called safe track. it inlewding limiting late-night service. also see long-term tracking on several lines. >> sunday is mother's dayful this week some of the men of news 4 not a chance to celebrate special mothers in our area. >> happy mother's day to you first. >> we made a special delivery or two this week. i got to meet agnes here in alexandria thanks to her sons who say she is the best mom in the world. they can keep a secret. and monique got a hug, too t. her son says she always puts her family ahead of herself and dawn got a knock on the door from chuck. she raised two sons on her own and it is now time to celebrate the moms in your life. happy early mother's day. yes, another sibling there. they were all surprised. >> they look like it. >> even though you weren't the publishers clearinghouse

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search of the robot of the white pickup truck behind me and we will post the information on the nbc washington app and facebook and twitter on nbc washington. live here on the national mall, i'm shomari stone, news 4. >>> troubling new details tonight about a shooting that left a 7-year-old boy wounded in the district. >> that comes on the heels of a violent day in the district. two people killed in five separate shootings yesterday. pat collins in southeast as police try to track down suspects. pat? >> reporter: broad daylight gun violence in our city. in this case the victim is a 7-year-old boy. in this case, police say the boy was with adults. in this case they say when the bullets started flying the adults ran away and left the boy alone. >> you thoughtha was going to die, didn't you? >> i did. i did. my heart -- i tried so hard to keep his eyes open and i was praying so loud and she was praying that loud, you know what i'm saying? to keep him making noise. >> she came to the aid of the little boy after he was wounded. 12th and bruce places southeast. it was 5:30 in the afternoon saturday when

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we have a complete list of them on the nbc washington app. >>> and live right now at 4:30, traffic is building asop return home from memorial day's weekend festivities. a live picture of the chesapeake bay bridge. things seem to be moving pretty well at this particular point in time. keep an eye on traffic on twitter for major backups today. travel experts say you might want to stay put if you haven't already left. the best times to travel after 10:00 tonight. >>> this is not what you want to hear as we're approaching summer. shark concerns on both coasts this holiday weekend. a shark bit a 13-year-old on neptune beach in florida yesterday. the attack happened while he was standing in just two feet of water. that's what makes this story so sk crazy. the shark was about five to six feet long. the boy suffered severe gashes to his calf and his shin. this is the third shark bite this month in that area. >>> at newport beach in california another apparent shark attack, but some say could have been possibly been a sea lion. the attack happened yesterday afternoon. life guards found the wom

you can see the full report on the nbc washington app. . >>> now the weather to expect as you head out to the bus stop this morning. >> i just want to feel 80 degrees again, chuck. >> okay. we can do that. it will be feeling like 80 degrees just later on today. first time since april 26. it has been a long stretch and this will tie the deepest into the month of may we've ever gone without ap-80 degree the record may 25th. so only missing it by a day. outside this morning, just a few lonesome fading away showers there across parts of southern maryland. school day forecast then, kind of cloudy, a couple drops this morning, but i think you can get away without the umbrellas. still a lot of puddles on the play ground, but by later on today, it's ride your bike outside. and look at that pretty little smile. put the umbrella in the backpack. shorts and t-shirts weather has returned. >> good news for everybody. shoulders are out, we're very happy today. a couple of closures actually to tell you about. river road is the seneca road, lanes blocked because of a crash with a pole down. so crews o

and you can take a look mind the scenes of the museum in the nbc washington app.arch african-american museum. >>> so amazing to hear those two voices. i grew up with my mother talking about mary ann anderson and how important she was to america. >> yeah. great to see that history continuing. >> then i got to know denyce graves when she was in high school here and i followed her as a friend ever since. amazing. amelia is coming back after the break with a look at ahead some sunshine can you believe it coming tomorrow. >>> and we'll show you a wild anim al vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me >>> grooving it to the music. a wild alaskan moose caught on camera playing with some wind chimes and seemed to be enjoying the jam. it happened around 10:30 at night. the owner of the house heard the chimes and a sudden thump

lucia weather is coming our way and you can track it with the nbc washington app.s coming from the west and heading right into the metro area. looking at radar, it's all part of this upper level system that has been stuck parked over us for the last couple of days. and that has been giving us the clouds and the cool temperatures and showers that are continuing moving in from the west and northwest out in the shenandoah valley across northern virginia, into maryland and the district. so this is about to move right into washington. right now we've only had a little bit of drizzle going on around the metro area, moving on through. hour by hour timing here for the rest of the morning, we'll have that continuing to drag down from the north and north and west into virginia and away the bay and the eastern shore, as well. and we'll have this with us here 3:00, 4:00, 5:00 in the afternoon. all this area this color, that's where we'll get light showers. maybe moderate showers in western maryland, parts of west virginia as we get into the evening hours. this continues to rot

we'll have more on this as the information comes in on our nbc washington app. jim? >> thank you, scott. >>> if you're worried about your kids getting a concussion, new information shows it happens more often than we thought. >> nbc's erica edwards explains why the official number might actually be too low. >> good! >> reporter: in 2009 quarter million children and teenagers sought treatment of for a traumatic brain injury sustained in sports or another recreation and that number is based on visits to the emergency departments. now a new study suggests that figure may greatly underestimate the true number of youth concussions. >> primary care pediatricians are the first stop for many kids with concussion. >> reporter: dr. christy arbogast at the children's hospital of philadelphia examined their hospital system's records for more than 8,000 children diagnosed with a concussion. the majority did not go to the e.r. first, heading instead to their primary care doctor. >> i think these results will help shift how we count concussions in this country. the main physical sy

you can see adam tuss's full report in our nbc washington app. >>> 5:49 now. in the day ahead, bill cosby will hear in a pennsylvania dourt for a key hearing in criminal sex assault case. the hearing will determine whether there is enough received to send to trial. cosby is accused of drugging and molesting a former temple university employee in 2004. he says they engaged in consensual sex. cosby faces up to ten years in convicted. >>> opening statements are expected today in the trial of michael jace, the actor known for his role in the fx series the shield. he's accused of killing his wife two years ago. jace has pled not guilty and his attorneys say that his state of mind on the day of the killing will be a key element in his defense. >>> time is running out for drug lord joaquin el chapo guzman to stop his extradition to the u.s. mexico's attorney general says guzman has less than one month. he will face federal drug trafficking, money lawn tering and murder charges in california and texas. mexico agreed to the move after it received penalty. guzman was th

just go to our nbc washington app and search helmet. i'm susan hogan, news 4. >> i want to have someone come over here and open the door for me. >> so what happens when a bunch of real life sisters team up for their own reality show? a whole lot of laughter apparently. it's a show that features the braxton sisters, who you may know from their music fame. but you may also know them because they grew up right here in they hail from southern maryland. with me is tracy braxton, local girl made good. your dad was a clergyman, i understand, your mother a cosmo toll gist, who had been an opera singer at some time? >> you got your soul from your dad and your singing from your mom? >> most definitely because my dad cannot sing. love you, dad but you can't sing. >> you got a contract to sing? >> in '89 and tony moved on by herself. and she has her sisters and then it was the braxtons and then back again to braxtons. >> you did all the singing backup for her, right? >> yes. what a life. you got a radio gig after that? >> yes, i do, xm, the heat. >

. ♪ ♪ >>> it's been one of the most read stories on the nbc washington app since the news broke.it musical "hamilton" is coming to the kennedy center. the musical will be here during the 2017-2018 season. the historical hip-hop production has been playing to packed houses in new york city. it was recently nominated for a record breaking 16 tony awards, and it even won this year's coveted pulitzer prize for drama. want to know the best way to score tickets? we have your five best options on the nbc washington app, just search hamilton. >> it is going to be tough. that one, no doubt. all right. >>> well, if you're constantly forgetting things and want to improve your memory, remember this, yoga. researchers invited a small group of people to participate in memory enhancement exercises or meditate and do yoga. they were all at least 55 years old and both groups improved their memory skills, but the people who did yoga also improved their visual memory and were better able to cope with anxiety and depression. >>> turns out all-day breakfast isn't the only popular menu item at mcdonal