the attacks allegedly happened at the northern virginia community college manassas campus. julie carey broke the story and joins us with new reaction from the teacher's housemate. >> reporter: well, a spokeswoman for northern virginia community college tells me youssef no longer employed by the college, but she can't comment any further on this case because it is an ongoing investigation. i did find these search warrant documents. they provide startling details about two alleged on campus sex assaults. is that him? >> yeah, that's him. >> reporter: this nova student is starting her summer term with startling news. youssef taleb, the math teacher she had last semester, is behind bars. he's charged with raping one female student and sexually assaulting another. >> i had him in the beginning of the spring. he was very professional. he was very supportive in class. it is very shocking to find out he was involved in this. >> reporter: a female student came forward on may 5th. her allegation, that two days earlier mr. taleb took her into an enclosed conference room to help her wi

still around the metro area, northern virginia, much of maryland. then by 6:00, as the preakness gets underway in baltimore, sprinkle, track to the wet and metro area as well as evening hours by 11:00. a few scattered light sprinkale maybe drizzle. a couple inches tape tapering off and ending. the blue zone in northern virginia, maryland and the immediate metro area. still in the 50s. 55 at reagan national. we'll stay in the 50s the rett of t rest of the day today. temperatures by 2:00 p.m. hovering near 60 degrees. a few sprinkles. remaining cool, upper 50s. a few scattered sprinkles by 6:00 p.m. overnight tonight staying in the 50s. might get fog tonight, too. mid-50s by dawn sunday and tomorrow up into the low 60s. another cloudy day. and off and on sprinklie ins su, and monday, cloudy, a bit milder, upper 60s. finally feeling like summertime as we get into mid-week, mid-70s wednesday. thursday and friday, climbing into the mid and maybe even upper 80s in a few spots as we get towards the end of the week. summertime is on the way just in time for

northern virginia conservative david ramadan, has strongly backed ted cruz, until cruz dropped out. >> a knife in my side. the air just literally came out of my lungs, and i felt that my 26 years of activism in the republican party went down the drain. >> he said trump is no conservative, and he will never vote for him. >> with heavy heart, i suspended my membership of the republican party, and i will not participate in anything republican for as long as donald trump is on the helm. >> virginia, like ohio and or ground state this fall. jim and wendy. >> thank you, doug. >>> turning to the weather now and i think we got a glimpse of the sun today. will it stick with us for a bit or come back tomorrow. >> i lost my sunglasses, doug. >> let's think about this. yeah, okay, you need to buy more for tomorrow. >> i would love to. >> but guys, you know, it's

. >> but long time northern virginia david ramadan, who also backed cruz, told julie carey, trump is not conservative and he would never vote for him. >> with heavy heart, i suspended my membership of the republican party. and i will not participate in anything republican for as long as donald trump is on the helm. >> tom sherwood, news 4. >>> other news tonight, a dozen students were suspended for a year. some apparents in culpepper, virginia, are worried they're facing extreme punishments. bureau reporter shows us how the fellow students are taking action. >> this says no 365. >> the colorful bands on her wrist show her support >> the tension in the school is extreme right now and i know one of the moms described it kind of as a witch hunt and that's how we feel. >> the students suspended she says because of allegations of locker room misconduct, not

this is the man who in 1862 took command of the army of northern virginia. he had already formulated a strategic decision. he realized that the confederacy cannot sit there and wait because ultimately, lincoln probably find somebody who will unsheathe that sort of northern power and he is going to crash the confederacy so you have to take chances. what happened in the spring of 1864 -- and lee also understood -- you can read his writing -- he knew what was at stake. what was at stake was a presidential reelection in the north. because the self folks cannot win do a military victory in the civil war. the only way the south could achieve independence was to bring the northern administration to the negotiating table. they had to reach a political settlement. the north had to crush the south. on may 4, 1864, and for the next 11 months, grant grabbed the army by the throat and started to apply pressure. he choked the army of northern virginia to death, right? that is what he did. the has been -- lee had been them into taking the terms of war in the east. he is th

this is the man who in 1862 took command of the army of northern virginia. he had already formulated a strategic decision. he realized that the confederacy cannot sit there and wait because ultimately, lincoln probably find somebody who will unsheathe that sort of northern power and he is going to crash the confederacy so you have to take chances. what happened in the spring of 1864 -- and lee also understood -- you can read his writing -- he knew what was at stake. what was at stake was a presidential reelection in the north. folks cannotelf win do a military victory in the civil war. the only way the south could achieve independence was to bring the northern administration to the negotiating table. they had to reach a political settlement. the north had to crush the south. and for the next grabbed therant army by the throat and started to apply pressure. he choked the army of northern virginia to death, right? that is what he did. lee had been-- them into taking the terms of war in the east. he is the one that held strategic initiative. you know as well as

michelle: right now at 6:00 -- >> northern virginia cab driver indicted on terrorism charges. how the arrest and the others like it fid in the big picture in the fight against terror. >> ready to roll. thousands of motorcycles roll in for a memorial day weekend tradition. >> the plot thickens. the d.c. council hopes that you can solve the mystery of the missing piece inside the wilson building. maureen: the federal prosecutors said he wanted to northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg spent the day getting answers. >> the federal indictment handed down yesterday targets one man. el hassan. but the criminal investigation is deeper. >> the most important part is identifying many people as possible. >> brad is a terrorism analyst and former f.b.i. agent and says the arrest of someone like him could open the door to future arrest. >> the people involved have a piece of the action. they don't know the big picture. they may have the information attached to them that will take you to somebody up the chain. >> according to investigators, the 26-year-old cab driver from woodbridge

virginia on a new 11 mile transit system. >> route 7 is really northern virginia's main street and it's about time that we treat it like that. >> reporter: this may be the treatment that is coming. a network of fast moving buss with their own lanes and systems much like the system that opened along route 1 in arlington and alexandria. good idea? people here are split down the middle. >> it should be. it would eliminate some of the traffic. >> i don't know where the bus route would be if it's on route 7, it would create more traffic. >> i think we want to make the road far more usable forar project is all about. >> reporter: the fact that buses were picked means that the project can change more easily as it navigates the landscape. >> it will link that whole part of northern virginia together in a way that the purple line is intended to do in maryland. >> reporter: right now the public getting a chance to weigh in and fine tune the project. after that, it's up to planners to find the money to pay for it and get it built. if it's done right, it could potentially get you to leave the car a

the area in yellow advancing across virginia now coming into northern virginia out of the south and west. getting closer to the metro area. right now the moderate showers now from rappahannock count into fauquier, to fredericksburg advancing north and east. panhandle of west virginia, and the leading edge near warrenton coming along 66 towards haymarket, shortly that rain moving through. hour-by-hour timing. moderate rain by 9:00 coming into the metro area, southern maryland, the eastern shore. around noontime, tapers off to light showers, a few sprinkles. during the rest of the afternoon that area in green are all sprinkles of light rain all around the region and tapering off tonight across much of virginia and lingering showers by 9:00 p.m. around the little fog and a sfew scattered sprinkles. temperatures hovering around 60 degrees. you need an umbrella, a poncho, rain boots, a jacket, do get through the day. hour-by-hour forecast the rest of the day, temperatures hovering in the 50s tapering off to sprinkling during the afternoon, hovering in the upper 50s. going out tonight? sprinkl

anotherrecast shows round of showers and storms in northern virginia. onwill be back in action thursday and friday. it warms up with some sunshine long as chris as will be suspended for the hit. we will show you the video, in case you missed it. this is the hit in game three in the first and they will debate whether this was as bad as the hit in game two. >> it was important for him. we lost and -- >> the capitals are happy that he will be out for a game. -- e is because of the physicality, they do not like each other. >> it is going to be a battle. >> they say they are prepared to go seven games and they may be down in the series. they are not out. were against the islanders and started building our game in that series. hopefully, there are good can carryhat we forward. >> part of the realization is the fine line between the physical play and keeping composure in a physical and feisty series. have guys who are hard on each other. >> how do you keep your composure? >> you stick to the game plan. whistles and we are confident here. >> there is no lack of

that story coming up. >>> she created a toddler fight club at a daycare in northern virginia. now we're learning what kind of punishment that worker got for the abuse. >> thousands of jobs in our area being cut. >> how it is impacting one of ine largest employers well, this is the time. and your ford dealer is the place to get into a new ford escape. escape leads the way with the convenience of a foot-activated rear liftgate. plus, the power and efficiency of ecoboost technology. you'll find a full lineup of ford suvs designed to help you be unstoppable. right now you can drive a new escape and get 0% financing for 72 months plus $500 cash. hurry, this offer is for a limited time only. see your ford dealer today. now at 5:30 a would-be robber is in custody today after he picked somebody he thought would be an >> we're hearing about this victim and his brothers managed to get the upper hand on a guy with a gun. this happened in an alley in d.c.'s bloomingdale neighborhood. pat collins has his report close to that scene. pat. >> reporter: wendy, he had a gun and he was looking f

lawyers accused of kidnapping another couple in their northern virginia home. andrew schmuhl says he was involuntarily intoxicated during the attack. news 4's meagan fitzgerald is at the fairfax county courthouse with more on what the jurors heard today. meagan? >> the jurors started out with jurors hearing from fairfax county police officers who were there the night that andrew schmuhl and his wife alecia were arrested. it's the dash cam video that shows the picture of what happened moments after that crime. in court today the jury saw this video and heard from one of the offs alecia schmuhl's car on the beltway. it was just 30 minutes after fairfax county police were called to this mclane home where leo fisher and his wife were found stabbed, tortured and left to die inside. the officer testified that alecia was driving and andrew was in the passenger seat. the officer said, quote, i could see both passenger and driver talking to one another. it looked like they were arguing. i could see the passenger discarding his clothing. minutes later, police say alecia

with that yellow alert >>> we are following a developing story at northern virginia community college. that's where a professor is behind bars, charged with raping one student and sexually assaulting another. 27-year-old yuceph calif was hired to teach math. he has now been fired. the two victims, both adult women. they said he attacked them separately, when they sought hep from him -- help from him with calculus. >> students are stunned. >> i'll take more precaution. and i won't be so open, i guess, with my teachers. >> reporter: the college's own police department is investigating. and a spokeswoman said they are asking any other possible victims to come forward. talk to police. >>> an outburst of violence in a southeast washington neighborhood yesterday afternoon, has left anger, shock and fear in its wake. police say six people were shot. two killed. >> the victims are identified tonight as 22-year-old tevon davanty cummings. and 45-year-old tracy louise cooper, both of southeast washington. at 49th and b street today. police cruisers stood guard. the two murders happened less tha

our northern virginia bureau reporter, david culver, introduces us to a young entrepreneur unafraid of the dirty work. >>> show you the hanger. >> reporter: for someone obsessed with planes, it doesn't get much better than this. >> aviation's a very, very tight-knit community. everybody knows everybody. >> reporter: so determined to break into that community, at 17 john hill aplayed for a job at -- applied for a job at leesburg executive airport. >> they called me the facilities coordinator, but i was really just the janitor. i i would sweep the hangar floors. >> reporter: john eventually got promoted to ground crew, leaving the pilots to the runway and working to keep the planes fueled. that, that's when he noticed it. >> i was like, there's got to be a better way to do this. >> reporter: instead of pilots calling in fuel requests, this 21-year-old george mason student thought -- >> isn't there a mobile app where pilots can order fuel, it pops up at the front desk and automatically goes to the fuel truck. >> reporter: he created easy fbo. >> fixed base operator. >> the problem john re

it's an unusual defense as northern virginia bureau chief julie carey reports now. juror are hearing first from the victims who were saying the suspect was very much in control. >> reporter: sue duan was shot and stabbed by andrew schmuhl. his attorneys don't dispute that, but they say he was impaired at the time, that it was his wife calling the shots. victim duncan told jurors today that her attacker knew exactly what he was doing. andrew schmuhl was wearing a trench coat and a fedora hat when he knocked on the door and if your hon hours of terror for the duncan family. he tased fisher twice. he said i'm arresting your husband. he flashed a badge in front of my face. the couple was bound with zip ties, ordered to the bathroom. fisher recognized andrew schmuhl as the husband of alicia schmuhl. schmuhl began to interrogate her husband, at times speaking to someone else he called his partner on a cell phone. she was ordered into the bathroom, but eventually fearful for her husband, emerged. he was lying on top of leo and he was cutting his throat, testified duncan. i

all this area in green is light rain and it's steady across northern virginia. just now coming into fairfax out of fauquier, prince women yim. a couple areas of moderate showers coming into the afternoon and evening hours, but brighter days ahead. we'll look at that and a warm-up on the way this half hour. >>> new this morning, wet roads are making for some hazardous conditions out there for drivers. take a look at that accident on the in-are loop of the beltway. kevin sent these photos this. the moving truck crashed. mo rescue is urging drivers to slow down, avoid distractions. of course windshield wipers and headlights on. >>> dominion virginia power is still work to go restore power after a tree fell on tennessee avenue in alexandria. now, alexandria police tweeted out this photo. you can see how many damage that tree actually did cause. it cut power to about a dozen customers in that neighborhood. >>> a traffic alert to pass along with you. you're going to want to avoid most of downtown d.c. this morning because of road closures. derrick ward is live in nort

. >> let's go to northern virginia a arlington neighborhood on edge after a terrifying sex assault. a 25-year-old woman woke 5:00 sunday morning to find a man in her bed attacking her on edgewood street alliance park neighborhoodch the victim said she saw someone parking her car near her home before she went to bed and she believes that is the attacker. >> the second freddie gray trial resumes. edward nero is face aggravated assault charges for his role in gray's death. officer garrett miller took the stand and testified he handcuf handcuffed gray after a chase and officer edward nero helped load him into a police van. >> happening today, family and friends say good-bye to claudinea marino verbal he's. morales was gunned dunn in the parking lot of giant food store in aspen hills. eulalio tordil remains in jail. >> bowser's plan is too expensive. the idea was to lease shelters and the move would save the district hundreds of millions of dollars. city council could vote and time lies the proposal as soon as next month. >> metro riders get ready for slower commute. >> train trait opera

steady rain still to our west, heavy rain across northern virginia. that will slowly track the two north and east over the next few hours so we are still dry through about mid morning and late morning and early afternoon that steady rain develops with the heaviest rain in the afternoon. check this out, this is almost ridiculous, 15 days of at least a trace or more of rainfall for the month so far this doesn't include today so we will add that to the list, so far, just shy of 3 inches of rain. that is not a whole lot. kind of hard to believe, all this rain we had, rainfall amount, not terribly high, and actually some areas are dryer then average, as it was a dry start to the spring season, clouds, and certainly been ruling the in as well, only one mostly sunny day, nine partly cloudy days, ten overcast days and this is coming into today. today will be day number 11 for overcast. fifty-six in philadelphia. fifty-two in allentown. cool pocket of air with this weather pattern that we're in just to our north and west. forty-nine in des moines. that cool ai

past hour, we've had complex of some showers, some thunderstorms develop in northern virginia due east, towards 95, just nort virginia, probably going see this next alexandria, probably the southern part of the belt way, going to see the heavy rain and even possibly some hail, within this area of showers, thunderstorms, our hail tracker indicates, hail of at least half inch size falling, east of warrington, and as we put storm tracker on this moving, going due east, manassas, probably seeing the storm if you are not already within the next few minutes, following that, west spring fields, these areas northern virginia, used to be on high alert within the next 30 minutes that you can see this strong storm moving by. not severe thunderstorm yet. but we are all under severe thunderstorm watch. and there has been history of severe thunderstorms just toward the south and west this afternoon. yellow boxes, active, nelson, charlottesville, had several reports of hail up to dime and nickel size, about half inch size to three quarter thin hail. there is the severe thunderstorm warning, looks lik

northern virginia conservative david ramadan, has strongly backed ted cruz, until cruz dropped out. >> a knife in my side. the air just literally came out of my lungs, and i felt that my 26 years of activism in the republican party went down the drain. >> he said trump is no conservative, and he will never vote for him. >> with heavy heart, i suspended my membership of the republican party, and i will not participate in anything republican for as long as donald trump is on the helm. >> virginia, like ohio and or ground state this fall. jim and wendy. >> thank you, doug. >>> turning to the weather now and i think we got a glimpse of the sun today. will it stick with us for a bit or come back tomorrow. >> i lost my sunglasses, doug. >> let's think about this. yeah, okay, you need to buy more for tomorrow. >> i would love to. >> but guys, you know, it's still gloomy outside. we saw some sun, but not a whole lot. it helped temperature ace wee bit. we do have rain out there, but not in the district. rain still back towards the mountains and fouling apart as it moves toward the east as expe

of stealing $34,548 from northern virginia community college last year. prosecutors say taylor and nixon stole the identities of four people, registered them as students at the school. according to the indictment, the pair used their own addresses for those students. that's where the college sent loan money in excess of required school expenses. a spokesman for the school said the discrepancy was discovered by a sharp-eye employee who contacted police. most of the students we spoke to called it an outrage. >> that's crazy. i use fafsa to pay for these courses. to hear somebody is ripping the money off and using it when they shouldn't, that doesn't sit well with me. >> that's awful, truly awful. it's unfortunate there are many people who need financial help d of this kind of university, of any university, but particularly a community college where people who don't have the financial backing to support themselves in a larger university, as george mason or james madison, it is disappointing. >> news 4 learned the same pair were arrested on the same charges i

it happened here at northern virginia community college' manassas' campus. ca that's the building. 27 year old you sef that ream is accused of sexually battery and also sexually penetration with an object.bjec now, heightened awareness here onar campus as police and also e administration continues to investigate. lindsay. you may have seen all of the of emergency crews and road closures around the cap l toll today. it was after a man drove his his truck right up here on the the national mall and told police he had anthrax. investigators say that it turnet out it was a false alarm. the man never made any threats and it seemed like he was just truly concerned that he he had been exposed to the substance. > marina in here at the wilson building today tempers flared aa the d.c. council voted a plan different from the one the mayoh had general, which means some of ths new shelter locations would neeu to change. the council said if implemented right away it would safe tack payors mills of dollars and d.c. general could shutdown by 2018. the families of nearly 3,00

northern virginia. 1600 in the district are in the dark. pepco also reports 3300 outages in prince george's county. >>> chuck, a lot of cleanup to be done today. what is the weather going to do for us? >> we will still be looking at a huge chance for rain today, but into threat for severe weather. that is now a thing of the past. your weather headlines then, rain chances of it coming in and out several times today, it's already raining this morning. we'll get a break at lunchtime later on. temperatures on the cool side today, that 80 degree day yesterday is gone and the sunshine gone, as well. several more cloudy days coming. right now just light rain north and west of the city toward leesburg and warrington. they're pressing east into the city. so as a result keep your umbrella handy. here is future weather. showers around here through the remain kerr of the morning hours. by about lunchtime, might get a little break in the action. 11:00 a.m., up to about 2:00, 3:00 before another wave of rain showers

virginia community college. prosecutors say the pair then cashed in on excess student loan money. >> i use fafsa to pay for these courses, so to hear that one is ripping that money off, that doesn'ti >> an indict shows taylor and mixon used their own addresses in are a la for the student identities they created. that is where the college sent any loan money that was left over after required school expenses. >>> a scathing new report on the chemistry classroom fire that hurt five students last fall in fairfax county. safety investigation found the so-called rainbow flame demonstration was done without a ventilation hood, safety doingldoingle goggles or guidelines. the school system banned the demonstration and rewrote its safety protocols. >>> a look at how close a small plane came to business and i route 50 in mitchellville there. you see the video from chopper 4. a student pilot was flying yesterday afternoon with a trainer in the passenger seat. while landing, the pilot went past the run way and hit the fence

northern virginia chief is live with word on this murder story. double tragedy for the victim's family. julie? >> family friend tell me that victim, 14-year-old eric creswell looked much more like a little boy than a young man. you will see that in a moment in a picture of him. his parents on that's their homeland. they traveled there last week after the victim's grandfather died. now they come home to this unthinkable tragedy. here is a look at the victim. this is his eighth grade school picture. a relative came home and discovered his body around 8 will:45. he died from blunt force trauma. he had also been bound. now the police investigation was led to the suspect. he lives with the family in the lower level of the townhome. he was arrested. police aren't sayinging what would have led the person to attack erick. when family and friends heard about the tragedy, they came to the house. you will hear one woman describe the boy as well-mannered, kind and very smart. >> to the baltimore police officer, an officer was one of the bike patrol officers w

he faced a crowd at a stop in northern virginia. the fbi and justice department are looking into whether his 2013 campaign for governor accepted illegal contribution. >> i rely on the people who did the vetting for it. they said he had a green card from 2007. so the contribution came in and they have unequivocally said he was entitled to write the check. reports the investigation concerned campaign donations from this man, wealthy chinese businessman wong win-liang. mcauliffe says he doesn't even know if he met wong. and investigators into the governor's campaign donations could hurt his close friend hillary clinton in her bid for the presidency. he says he doesn't think so but the republicans disagree. in fairfax county, i'm julie carey. >>> we have a better idea where the first family may live once they leave the white house. the obamas have picked a home in sheridan, a neighborhood in northwest washington. they went house hunting yesterday. this could be the obamas new address. the phone went dead when he tried to call the realto

watch out across northern virginia, we could have fog first thing. but temperaturewise, 50s and 60s will be replaced with el well into the upper 70s. no real weather along ourselves with. most of the severe weather is out across parts of the great plains where it will stay for today and for most of tomorrow. as far as future weather is concerned, this to worry about today. hardly a cloud in the sky. clear overnight and a dry start tomorrow morning. tomorrow we'll have a slight chance for a few showers out here in the shenandoah valley. tomorrow afternoon and evening, a little better chance for everyone to get a hit or miss shower and thundershower coming up on friday afternoon. thinking about going to the beach? i know i am. going down the to the beach for the weekend, if you are going down saturday and sunday, they look absolutely wonderful with highs in the mid-70s. a little more cloudiness on sunday. still watching a chance for storminess coming our way on monday, particularly at the coastline. here's our seven-day forecast. 88 today. 87 tomorrow.

. >>> plus, new restrictions for students in one northern virginia s >>> good morning. just taking a stroll here on the lush green lawn here on the storm team 4 weather deck on this gorgeous tuesday morning. i got me the nbc washington app. what more can you ask for under a blue sky in fresh and cool temperatures are rather cool in the 50s. you will be comfortable in shorts and a t-shirt. this afternoon, bright sunshine. not too humid with afternoon highs reaching the mid-80s. we've got trouble this morning with the morning commute on the roads. what is going on, melissa? >>> trouble this morning. several different problems. we have breaking news right now, two of the issues here we can tell you about before we talk about travel times. first of all, 295 south there at benning road, a two-mile backup at this point. choppers are over the shot, we keep going in and out there, but we want to remind you of that. and we have the problem inbound 14th street bridge. very, very slow because of the crash blocking the roadway there. 270 south germantown to the spur, on time at 11

graduates of virginia tech in good jobs in northern virginia, but now a wife and mother of two is charged withkilling her >>> now at 5:30. murdered in the parking lot, a final farewell for the montgomery county mother who went to the grocery store to get a treat for her daughter, but never made it home. >> off the rail, the deadly amtrak crash blamed on speeding and the distraction that led to disaster. >> so when you design a system where a single-point failure can lead to disaster, that's sometimes what you get. you get a disaster. >>> being black in america, a look at how minorities might be doing compared to their white neighbors. >> and a tough lesson for animal lovers why a bison calf had to be killed because yellowstone tourists put the animal inside their suv. >>> they were a young couple and they were the picture of success. >> but now a vienna woman is charged with killing her husband. northern virginia bureau chief e fairfax county court with details of the arrest. julie? >> the victim's name, eric laroche was an engineer at dueberry consultants. his wife had a good job at fann

our northern virginia bureau reporter david on that story. for nearly 30 years the bentley crossroads community center is operating on this spot. the county in fairfax now plans to close this location and move it from here to another spot. that second location, right here. just a few miles away, really, but it's this open space in the lincolnia area and that's where the temporary shelter will be built and it will last four to five years according to the county. it neighbors a couple of homes on this side as well as the back side and a senior center owneded by fairfax county, but folks who live in this area are not liking this proposal ahead on news 4 at 5:00, you'll meet two of them and you'll meet from the county supervisor who says this is the best solution. in alexandria section of fairfax county, i'm david culver, news 4. >>> well, not a bad-looking day out there. we do have a few clouds in place, and just a lonely, isolated shower is just south of d.c. otherwise, it was just a warm and humid day, and we've got some clouds out there from

northern virginia which is a key battle ground in the campaign. she is looking forward to the general election with donald trump. donald trump is trying to engage her. he called her an enabler. she was disrespectful of women 20 years ago. all the women from the bill clinton sex scandals and monica lewinsky scandal. we caught up with her to ask how she will respond. >> i'm answering on the differences of the records and our experience and what we want to do for our country. how important it is to try to unify the country. and i have been very clear that a lot of his rhetoric is not only reckless, it's dangerous. >> reporter: hillary clinton says she has nothing to say about that. she wants to focus on issues. the audience for this, women voters. pivotal women voters. the clinton campaign believes this is playing right into their hand. they believe it emboldens her and enhances her. hillary clinton not responding. the question we don't know is how will bill clinton respond to this? will he be engaged in this? that is something we have to watch for.

a college professor, behind bars tonight, accused of sexually assaulting two students at northern virginia community college. >>> president obama explains for the first time, what prompted him to step into the debate on transgender students, using bathrooms at public schools. >>> topper is back with more on when this gloomy weather will finally give way to seasonable sunshine. >>> and right after the break, new details and reaction after a day of deadly violence in southeast d.c. >>> fear and sadness permeate a southeast washington neighborhood, where an outburst of violence yesterday left two people dead and four others suffering from gunshot wounds. >> as 22 yearly tevon davanty cummings and 45-year-old tracy louise cooper. andrea joins us live with reaction. >> reporter: we're at 49th and b streets in southeast where that outburst of violence has proven to be a turning point for some who live in the area. they are very concerned no one has been caught. >>> a cold rain fell on this southeast washington crime scene. police stood guard. two murders, less than half a mile apart. and investi

. >> two women in northern virginia and police changed the way they respond to the scene after an officer is killed on the first day of the job. >> this incident was strikingly similar to what vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me >>> beloved teacher, mother of two, the murder of gladys tordil has rocked her community in prince george's county and her loss is also being felt in her homeland of the philippines and that is where tordil wanted to be buried. news 4's chris gordon is in greenbelt now to explain why it could be weeks before she is laid to rest. chris? >> reporter: we have no information tonight about the shooting of gladys tordil here at high point high school. she has no adult family members here in the united states to claim her body for burial. so if enough money can she will be flown back to the philippines for a funeral, but that could take weeks. >> reporter: the

the feds with looking at a northern virginia business in connection with this case. wait until you hear says baker told them during an interrogation. our news4 i-team report at 5:00 in just a few minutes. >>> today was the warmest day so far this year. hot and humid again tomorrow with highs near 90 degrees. maybe an isolated late day shower or thunderstorm, but very similar to today. i think most of us stay mainly dry. that trend continues for saturday and sunday. highs saturday and sunday still in the 80s. as we look to memorial day, some showers in the forecast right now, but i do want to stress it's a very difficult forecast. stay with us on storm team 4 as we continue to get updates and pass them along to you. here's the latest on storm team 4 radar. tracking some scattered showers and a few embedded thunderstorms mainly west of i-81. we could see a few of those around the d.c. metro area, but the risk is pretty low. maybe 20%. right now we're at 86 degrees. 7:00 around still hot outside. by 9:00 p.m., most of the area is completely dry at that point. low 80s. 1

steadiest of the rain approaching the district as we speak but northern virginia, vii southern maryland has been mara seeing some of these steadier showers already where you seee e the yellows along 95 and even5 e some pockets of heavier rainai within there.here. it's just rain, no'st ra thunderstorms today but its todt will slow you down on the roads. ad here's the southern edge ofedge beltway so alexandria startingrn to see some of that heavy rainai stretching over along 66 along gainsville manassas and thenhen warrington as you get a little t bit further west you guys are only seeing light rain. want to know what you're y seeing outside your window andoo how heavy the rain is in your neighborhood.neho tweet me at caitlin roth fox5. . now we have fallen to 57 with57h that approaching rain and thend thing is even as this heavyhiea rain moves out this afternoon ta probably not going to seeot to those temperatures rise tooperao much. mid to upper 50's elsewhere. ehe fox futurecast will put inl put motion for you.motion for those heading up toadg up baltimore for the preakness, oh, gosh,

. >>> get ready for more construction and more express lanes in northern virginia. work is set to begin to extend the express lanes further south on i-95. the state has given the green light to extending them into stafford county. the project includes just over two miles of reversible lanes along with new exits and entrances. construction should be finished in august of 2018. >>> first at 4, consider yourselves warned. police are putting up a new speed camera in northeast d.c. they made the announcement today as part of the street safe now the camera goes live on sunday at queens chapel road and new york avenue. speed limit there is 25 miles per hour, but there is going to be a 30-day grace period before police actually start issuing those tickets. >>> it's the tv show that gets d.c. talking. first at 4, what one of its stars just shared about behind the scenes negotiations that could really spark conversation about equal pay for women. >>> streetcars coming here to vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who

this is more widespread across the southern bay and it northern virginia and eastern shore you're seeing steadier rain across the chesapeake ranch and south of colonial beach and southern maryland and across into eastern shore. temperatures now steady in the 50s. 53 washington and 54 quantico and 54 deles and 5 2 leonardtown. setup today more of a south wind. it should be warmer well into the 60s later this afternoon as a warm front passes us by and winds should stay fairly light. 10, 15 miles an hour. not a great sunday unfortunately. rain pushing through delivering us steady rain right now and warm front is and back behind that hupd thunder possible later today and showers. here's the forecast. steady rain and light showers through the afternoon. high temperatures 66. it's possibly a rum unl thunder later. and we'll see let you know if we see improvement in the weather. >> in other news it's been one of the safest neighborhoods in d.c.. after a spree of recent crimes people who live in testily town are starting to get concerned for their safety. a community meeting was held to address

a developer donated to fairfax county parks. >>> more growing pains in northern virginia. why development is causing a deep divide for people who live and work in tyson. >>> i'm mark segraves. coming up on news4, i'll tell you why more than a hundred people showed up for a funeral for a man none >>> the rain almost gone. at least for a >>> the mass kidnapping that sparked the bring back our girls movement may have a happy ending, at least for one family in nigeria. a 19-year-old girl says she escaped from the terror group boca haram has been found. she was found with a baby on the edge of a forest. the kidnapping of 276 girls back in april of 2014 sparked an international outcry from world leaders that included first lady michelle obama. >> there are nearly 83,000 service members who died in wars overseas who are still listed as missing, but the military is now using technology to b closure to some of those families. today, one of those servicemen returned home to maryland 75 years after pearl harbor. mark segraves was there as his family held a funeral today. >> it's very

. >>> a math teacher in northern virginia's community college is in jail tonight. he's accused of sexually assaulting two of his students. julie carey joins us from manassas with reaction. >> reporter: well, that teacher was arrested about ten days ago at the end of the spring term. today as students are coming back, some are just catching up with the they are shocked a teacher is charged with such a serious crime. 27-year-old math teacher youssef taleb ended the spring semester in police custody, relieved of his duties. these search warrant documents spell out the allegations against him. a female student came forward on may 5th. her allegation, that two days earlier mr. taleb took her into an enclosed conference room to help her with several calculus problems. it was there he allegedly sexually assaulted her. she says it wasn't the first time. back on march 22nd, he allegedly raped her inside a classroom. a second woman also came forward to say she'd been sexually battered by the same teacher earlier in the semester. the two women attended different classes and d

. >>> first at 4, the college professor in northern virginia facing charges he raped one >>> first on 4, a local math teacher is in jail accused of raping one student and assaulting another in northern virginia community college. we learned about this case by digging through a search warrant in the professor's home in fairfax county. >> reporter: the teacher is identified as 27-year-old youssef talab t. the first student came forward in early march to say assaulted her twice. a second student whom police say didn't know the other woman says talab sexually assaulted her earlier in the semester. >>> a developing story now. investigators are trying to figure out what caused a plane to crash on its way to virginia. the small plane carrying four people left tupelo, mississippi, for charlottesville. it went down right after takeoff this morning. no one survived. the plane is registered to a texas man. the debris is pretty widely scattered. the weather was overcast and windy when the plane took off. >>> the weather they've been having out on the plains, it certainly makes us appreciate the k

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northern virginia bureau reporter david culver shows us how the new science could give cold cases new life. >> reporter: this is one of those stories that will make you say how incredible technology is. we're in the office here in reston, virginia and they're working with local law endorsement including loudoun county sheriff's office to develop composite of suspects in certain cases. even cold cases. the way they do that is through dna. they take that dna and they can develop everything from certain skip colors to eye colors to hair colors. even freckles. and then they're able to determine certain face including the brow, how predominant that is, even the chin. you can see a lot more about this new technology and how it issing used right here this northern virginia, just foe to the nbc washington app and certainly dna composite. david culver, news 4. >>> a lot of people are addicted to our cellphones. but now there is growing concern that people especially children aren't developing basic communication skills because of them. a recent study found the average american spends 90 minute

tonight at 11:00 we're following the breaking news out of north re northern virginia. two bodies found in an apartment building. >> more on the story you saw first on fox 5. the school resource officer under investigation for excessive force and what we've learned about his past. >> these men ditched sneakers for high heels for an try day. the reason is coming up tonight at 11:00. z2025z . >>> we have storms roll throw through earlier this afternoon and evening. even severe weather. >> caitlin roth is here with exactly how much rain we've had this month. >> you know it's added up to pretty high numbers for may monthly rain totals. we did have storms today, no the widespread. certainly not hail as big as the baseball size hail we saw last month. but enough we got pictures and videos full tweeter and facebookers. this was taken outside springfield virginia. that was earlier this afternoon as the storm just began. and we saw several storms pop up quickly late in the afternoon into the early evening. hail coming down in a parking lot there. some of our our facebook friends

using hot technology to solve coal cases in northern virginia. >>> a washington post writer lives up to his promise and eats his own words. donald trump now to become the gop presidential nominee. >>> and topper is back with more on tomorrow's thunderstorms and what we can expect this weekend. >>> and metro, falling in line with the feds, over plans to yeah! ahh... you probably say it a million times a day. ahh... ahh! ahh... ahh! but at cigna, we want to help everyone say it once a year. say "ahh". >>ahh... cigna medical plans cover one hundred percent of your in-network annual checkup. so america, let's go. know. ahh! and take control of your health. cigna. together, all the way. >>> scary little pub back from metro leaders, after demanding the rail systems work harder and faster to fix safety issues. >> the federal transit administration wants metro to start work immediately on the red, orange, silver and blue lines. bruce leshan is live at len fant plaza, with metro's response to this. >> yeah. metro say

. >>> hillary clinton will be in northern virginia this afternoon, but it's voters in nebraska and west virginia who will weigh in on the presidential race next. nbc's tracie potts has more on that, plus donald trump's big meeting later this week. >> for the wealthy, i think franklitis going to go up, and you know what, it should go up. >> reporter: he's talking about taxes. donald trump reversing his own plan saying negotiations will result in the rich paying more. bernie sanders isn't buying it. >> donald trump wants to give away hundreds of billions of dollars in tax breaks to the wealthiest few. >> reporter: hillary clinton says trump's inconsistency should trouble voters. >> maybe he just doesn't understand that running our government is not the same as making real estate deals. >> reporter: trump meets with paul ryan on thursday. the republican house speaker who says he's just not there yet on supporting the party's e >> he doesn't want reporters to put microphones in his candidates' faces every day to explain the latest utterance by donald trump. >> reporter: key republicans argu

northern virginia bureau chief julie carey reports the >> reporter: kim pham la roke and husband eric la roke in happier times. both virginia tech grads and successful in their careers. he was an engineer at dewberry consultant and she worked at fannie mae. they started a family and had two young children. last summer eric la roke was found shot to death and monday night after she left work, kim laroke was arrested accused for shooting her husband to death. >> somehow it led to a 35-year-old woman killing her 33-year-old husband. >> eric laroke was found dead in his bed on july 31, 2015. police discovered a handgun still there, a bullet, pillow and sheet stained red. his wife mourned the sudden death. 12 days after the passing she updated her facebook profile picture with this button bearing her husband's initials reading forever in our police analyzed the evidence seized in the home, cell phone call, monday they presented their case to the fairfax county grand jury. they won an indictment. kim pham laroke was charged with second-degree murder and use of of a firearm in commission of

but this heavier rain now cruising across northern virginia, maryland, coming right into the district here over the next couple of hours. and then it will hang away as well, so have the umbrella handy if you're about to head out the door, have your rain gear as we'll have this wet pattern with us here the rest of the day. we're in the 50s from the bay to the mountains and atlantic beaches, as well. reagan national now at 54. hour by hour forecast, we'll have off and on light rain and sprinkles all the way into the afternoon. we'll stay in the 50s peaking in the upper 50s around 3:00. metro tomorrow morning, there is a chance of a drizzle. we'll be in the low to mid-50s. by 9:00, the cloud cover should lift a bit, we'll be in the upper 50s, but still cool and damp. but late morning on monday, into the afternoon, a little sun may break out, highs reaching near 70. maybe a passing shower or thundershower tomorrow afternoon. have big change in our pattern. we'll have upper 70s on tuesday afternoon with lots of sunshine. they're 80 on wednesday and, yeah, feeling like summer. hot and humid

some say this goes beyond the bathroom. >> transgender education associate in northern virginia, holds bimonthly meetings with dozens of transgender kids and their parent. >> parents most of the time, first time they come, it is a moment of connection. they realize they are not alone. >> she said obama administration directed that transgender kids must be able to use bathrooms consistent with their jend are identity is a step in the right direction. >> i'm not sure what people think goes on in a bathroom these kids just want to use the bathroom for the purpose of the bathroom was created. frankly, let my people go. >> evangelical or muslim or catholic student who are asking for privacy or dignity in the bathroom or shower or locker room, whose rights prevail. >> fairfax county school board member elizabeth schultz is against the directive which she calls overreaching federal funding mandate. school officials could face lawsuits or face federal fund if they don't comply. >> if we don't follow it they will take away title 1 money. title 1 money is money meant for poorest kids for hungrie

he proved his point today with two stops in northern virginia. the governor was swarmed by local and national media during a visit to alexandria's probation and parole office. mcauliffe says he was unaware an investigation was under way until news broke earlier this afternoon. >> according to media reports, the investigation concerns campaign donations from this man, wealthy chinese businessman wen liang wang who also sits on the nyu board of trustees. mcauliffe says his campaign attorneys vetted wang and found the contribution was legal. >> what's your level of confidence that you have not taken illegal campaign money? >> 100%. all i firms who did the vetting on this check. i can only rely. i personally didn't get the check. i rely on the people who did the vetting for it. they said he had a green card from 2007 so the contribution came in and they have unequivocally said that he was entitled to write a check. >> reporter: so exactly what is the governor's relationship with the campaign contributor in question and his answer to that when i join

desk overnight search for shooter in northern virginia and a man was shot around 2:00 this morning in the king's town area of alexandria and it happened prayly lane and collings immediate way. the man shot is expected to survive. >> this morning d.c. leaders and people live iing in several neighborhoods want answers and justice after a wave of gun violence. >> two people killed in alarming stripping of shooting shootings. most killed in south eekt. joining us live from the sixth disstrict mrooetion police station whatwe now. >> police we understand are still looking for suspects in this case. there's been 20 homicides now in ward 7. so far this year. and as it turns out there are lnl 8 this time last year so certainly a large increase in homicides there and d.c. police tell us the department is moving up normal summer crime deployment to now. the first shooting just before 1 p.m. at the valero gas station texas avenue south east. there was an argument, scuffle that a man on knees firing towards someone beping road and return fire and the man struck and killed. a witness tells fox5 ano