the only maryland or -- marylander to serve in the nation's highest office. i would point out that washington jefferson lincoln and presidents into the 20th century, clearly recognize that john hanson was the actual first president of the united states. that is a historical fact that has been lost in the american memory over the last 50 years. what i will ask you to do today is to spread the word and get the history correct. tell your children and grandchildren about our actual history. this slideshow will be illustrated. there will be information on each slide. with an illustration on each slide. this is mulberry grove. where hanson was born. his father constructed the home in 1700. he was built there in 1715. he was schooled in england in finance. that paid off during the revolutionary war and his presidency. i had the privilege of spending the night in his home a couple thanksgivings ago. it is currently for sale. the owners are elderly and one is ill. i am trying to find a way that this ends up in public ownership and becomes a national memorial honoring

the maryland archives. it is a lot of fun to go to the national archives in washington where i read all of hanson's official papers and fish around down there. that is a treasure trove. not much in the library of congress. that went over to the national archive. >> [indiscernible] peter: about who? >> matthew tillman? peter: i haven't looked into him but tillman is a famous old maryland name. i don't know if it was matthew tillman but it was a lieutenant colonel tillman who wrote from yorktown to philadelphia. to deliver the news to the congress. we beat them at yorktown. there is plenty out there on the tillman's. >> is there more information available about mulberry grove? peter: mulberry grove does not have a website. the owners are fairly private. there is plenty in the book and i found it by interviewing the owners and staying there. i got to know them real well. there is plenty on the internet. not all of it correct. be careful. >> i know he had a lot to do with raising the militia. i think he used a

she runs the federally funded beach program for maryland's department of environment. >> in maryland we no longer have any beaches near where what's called combined sewers where the storm water and the wastewater are in the same pipe. that doesn't occur in maryland anymore. so most of our beaches are very clean and they're not contaminated by sewage. >> reporter: she says by eliminating overflows into the water, they're getting rid of one of the main sources of human waist carrying nasty stuff like salmonella and norovirus. >> when you get submerged where you have the opportunity to swallow is when youin inin gest bad water, it can make you ill. >> reporter: that's why cindy keeps dipping where the waves can knock you over forcing you to take an unexpected eded gulp of water. the only unexpect had thing you can catch here is her laughter. >> the experts say if we have a big storm around here with heavy rainfall, everything that's on the land that was left behind by dogs birds, other animals ends up in the water, so they say just give it a couple of days so that it can clear out befor

now maryland up 9- 5. shot deflection. and a goal there for johns hopkins as they storm back and they tie this thing up at 10 apiece. but maryland give them credit they respond here. matt rambo another goal for the terps and right now, maryland holding on to a 12-11 lead. very late in the 4th quarter. we'll keep you posted. >>> other semifinal it was top- seeded notre dame versus denver. denver is a rising power in lacrosse. late going denver holding on but the fighting irish tie it up in the waning seconds. over time. sudden death new life for denver. wesley scores and the pioneers advance to the national title game on monday. >>> so with the maryland men trying to get into the finals maryland women already there with a win overseer accuse last night and -- over syracuse last night. they will play in pennsylvania for all the mart. last night senior a-- for all the marbles. last night senior with the fake and score. the tenth of the night. maryland beat syracuse 10-0. so one more win and national champs ag

maryland never recovered from a hot start. the pioneers ultimately defeating maryland 10-5. it's denver's first men's lacrosse title in school history. they became the first team west of the mississippi to win it all. but maryland lacrosse isn't going home completely empty handed. the terps women's team defeated unc. maryland launched a furious second half comeback to take home the title. it's the 12th ncaa championship for the women's lacrosse team. love it. >>> well gumbo, fried chicken, a couple of cold drafts. top it all off with a $2,000 tip. the owner of blue 44 restaurant in northwest d.c. says his staff did more than a few double takes when they got a check back from one of their regulars. the customer stopped by for his favorite meal. a couple of beers, too, at the restaurant before they switched to their summer kegs. when the staff got the receipt, they found this big tip and some pretty clear instructions. >> it said $1,000 for chef james. $500 for chris. $500 for laura. none of us really knew what to say. speechless. >> it was that one tip that can pay for one of

game which maryland was victorious. the orange are looking for some revenge. we caught up with a lot of terps fans earlier in the parking lot tailgating having some fun, rocking the colors just excited to be here on this beautiful day to see if their women can get back to the national title game and make it two in a row. they've been here seven straight years, so they're a little familiar with this place. we'll see what will happen if they can make it to championship sunday. in chester, pennsylvania, kristen berset, wusa9. >> kind of breezy up there. did you see that? >>> the winds will die down tonight, beautiful tomorrow. good luck to the maryland terp men's team also in final four. we got a lot going on and hopefully they'll both make their championship games. >> sounds good. that's it for us at 7:00. we'll be back at 11:00. >> have a great ni >>> is "19 kids and counting" in jeopardy of cancellation? the molestation scandal and alleged cover-up. >> we'll el you how oprah is involved and why mama june is threatening

you can see one police car remains out here in maryland. they ultimately caught one of the suspects. the pilots begins with a series of street robberies in southeast tc, stickups, a lookout that is sounded for this great car with 3-4 men inside. >> officers were able to pursue that car. brad: at one point in car crashes and officers approach the bad guys are not ready to be caught. >> the vehicle attempted to ram officers who are approaching the car. we had one officer involved in the discharge, no officers injured. brad: the pursuit is on. one suspect jumps out and runs. he is caught by officers near the census bureau. >> it was so low that something was going on. brad: the car rarely misses him as it rollers into this dead-end. he sees one suspect takeoff running. he is caught by the officers who soon swarmed the scene. >> the guns drawn, the shotguns drawn. all kinds of assault rifles drawn, it was kind of wild. brad: kind of wild. it covered many blocks. despite that gunfire, despite the wild driving and at least two crashes, no injurie

maryland has to wait until next year. maryland men are runners-up. the team that wishes to get to play for a national title is navy. their head coach is in an elite class of his own. diane roberts introduces you to the man paving the way for others in his field. >> reporter: this post season navy head coach rick sole is watching instead of doing. >> tied rather be on the sidelines, but maybe next year. >> reporter: the navy midshipmen lost to their rival army in the conference finals. sole is in his fourth year as navy's head coach. >> i just like what it brings. it's a combination of skill, of course, but there's athleticism. i want gabe coming out. >> reporter: sole is the eighth head coach in navy's 100 year lacrosse lift and the first african american. in fact, he's -- history and the first african american. that. , he's the first ever black coach -- in fact, he's the first ever black coach and seeing an african american in a coaching role can only help. >> it just shows african americans are having more impact in the game. it's spreading further

a lot, critics argue, if you drive in maryland. a proposed law to toughen the law, and abc 7 is on your side with fighting back against crime investigator jennifer donelan. jennifer: critics say that maryland is a great place to drive drunk. >> you can drive and be a repeat offender countless times and not be charged with a felony until you kill somebody. jennifer: mothers against drunk driving says maryland is one of five states that does not have a felony dui statute, nor does d.c. while alleged drunk drivers are being locked up, they keep drinking and driving. we saw first on a warm april night in montgomery county with the maryland state police. . records reveal it was his third dui arrest. here we are, wrapping up the arrest of one drunk driver when the driver of that red blazer literally crashed into the back of another state police vehicle. >> not one drink whatsoever? are you sure about that? jennifer: records show that it is his second dui arrest. we asked to repeat offenders what it would take to get them to stop drinking

maryland athletics and maryland lacrosse has been such a strong program. i think it makes us once a terp always a terp and we really love all of our alums. it's a close-knit group. >> reporter: you were the award winner last year, the younger ever being name. the best player in the -- named the best player in the country, you're up for it again, how exciting it has to be again. >> it's a huge honor. it's quiting l.a. year to win it. i'm just -- last year to win it. i'm just happy to be back. we'll see where the tournament takes us. >> reporter: taylor, good luck the next couple weeks. we we appreciate you taking some time with us. enjoy tonight as well. >> thank you. >> reporter: we've got more news coming up. the wizards got some really big news today. they were able to get john wall back on the basketball court. his hand is heavily bandaged, but he was able to dribble a bit and get out there. the swelling has gone down. coach said wall just wanted to get back out and get the feel of the ball. his status for tomorrow night is still up in the air. wizards

sent in by @maryland mom to my twitter page. share your photos on facebook and instagram as well as twitter. we'll share them on tv. look at how chilly it is. in 40s and 50s. out of the mountains only around 40 degrees right now. closer to washington, prince george's near 50 degrees right now. that sun is continuing to climb in a clear sky. by 9:00 we should be in the 60s. by noon, near 70. a bit of a blustery wind gusting around 15 to 20 miles an hour. saturday morning cool again. down to near 50. afternoon highs, mid 70s. bright and sunny. mostly sunny sunday. looking beautiful for monday. for memorial day for all of the events in washington it will be hot in the afternoon. but comfortable humidity and plenty of sunshine if you're going to be out. make sure you wear the sun block. into next week a chance of a passing thundershower. and coming up at 6:01 your weekend beach forecast. melissa says problems on the road. >> just have some volume here. this is pretty typical but i have a crash at 66 eastbound at route 50. 1 1/2 mile

we have a great program at maryland. >>> check out this. all michael hansen has to do is kick the ball in that little hole and he does it. >> piece of keek. >> they were this is 20 times -- cake. >> this is 20 times harder than hitting a half court shot and he makes it. >> he's very casual, kicks his leg, just walks up, boom, left leg, in. >> likes he's done it 1,000 times before. >> like he's getting ready to walk away with $15,000. >> he is. that will make your memorial day weekend. >>> body shower this evening, otherwise chilly tonight. 70s, 80s, dry on memorial day hot and humid. if. >> if you're hitting the road, be careful. the cbs evening news is next. >> we'll be back with your only local news at 7:00. we'll see you then. ha there are a lot of channels on your tv but only so many you want to watch what if you could pay for the types of channels you want and not the ones you don't now, fios brings you a totally new way to customize your tv. starting at $74.99 per month with no annual contract. get custom tv, including internet and ph

40 years for maryland. we'll find out next in sports. denver the pioneers standing in the terp music: etta james "at last" (plays throughout) ♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪ ♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. game on sports brought to you by xfinity. >> was this finally going to be the year the terps got over that huge hump and won a national title in lacrosse? in philadelphia for the title game we go, maryland facing a very good denver team and the pioneers got off to a good start. connor conazaro with the goal and the the hole early 4-1. try to cut into it. matt rambo, a terps goal scorer, he cuts the deficit to two with this sweet goal, but wesley berg, guy from denver, had five goals on the afternoon including this one as the pioneers deny maryland coach john tillman the title, 10-5. so den wins the championship, another great season for the terps. they walk off without their title. kristen berset is in philadelphia with mor

still up for eastern maryland. doug kammerer let's go to him and see what's going on in material of radar. >> we were talking about that. both here and on wtop about the fact the severe thunderstorm watch may be dropped early. that is what has happened. you see the storm that have been moving through the area over the last couple hours. the heaviest storms in through fairfax county. now take a look. this is all that's left. a few showers toward baltimore and one shower around. we're not quite done yet. notice another shower around rappahannock county toward northern fauquier. that had a little lightning. that will move to the north and east and then farther to the south, you notice one little storm coming in through ports of king george county. that may clear. we're not expecting much of severe weather. the strongest of the storms remains well to the north and west us by pennsylvania. >> just some isolated storms expected tomorrow about this time. as far as this evening goes we'll cool a little bit. we've cooled re

milton wright and chance to play university of maryland. morgan at the dish, going to drive in a couple runs with a triple there. wright led early, but northern cal storming back. michaela cummings with a base knock. northern cal wins 9-4 and wins that trophy and the championship. >> all right. there's different sports tonight. >> yeah, a little mix. i we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our patients need us, so they can keep living their busy lives. weekend appointments are now available here. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. >>> go ahead. >> been happening all day. >> it's going to be chilly tonight, 40s in most spots, phenomenal day tomorrow, one of the best of the year, 74. warm but not too humid on sunday. we've got the nats on 9, great day for baseball. memorial day you'll like, hot and sticky, more like july th

lead only to two and denver kept maryland on its heels. wesley berg, one of his five goals on the day, as the denver pioneers denied denver the title, 10-5 the final score. >> once everyone gets a day or two to step away from this whole weekend and kind of look back on how far we've come as a team, i think everyone won't look at this year as a disappointment. >> if you're an alum or you're from the state of maryland, i don't know how you couldn't be proud of just the grit, the heart and resolve these guys showed all year. >>> with bryce harper in the nationals starting rotation, nats starting a new set in chicago taking on the cubs who are actually finally competitive. to wrigley field, tanner roark getting the first start of the year, good d.c. support in chicago, roark solid except for this. 1-1 in the 1st. that was all the scoring until the 6th. wilson ramos at the dish goes opposite field, right center field, a home run. nats up 2-1. drew storen closes the door. roark gets the win as the nationals have now won eight of their last nine.

. >>> maryland has a new law on the books aimed at improving the relationship between cops and the people they serve. governor hogan signed the measures today. they passed before freddie gray's death. one measure calls for a commission to develop a policy for police body cameras, another requiring authorities to report information about in custody deaths to the governor's office. >>> something else the governor signed today honored this man from frederick. we've been reporting about ethan saylor more than two years and now the law will give a voice for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. >> reporter: i'm debra alfarone at the maryland statehouse where the fight for justice for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities took a huge step forward. >> the pain is never gone. >> reporter: for two plus years patty saylor of frederick, maryland, has been channeling her pain into fueling change. today a big change, a bill signed that turns up the volume on the voices of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. >> this will be the saylor alliance f

travel times in maryland looking pretty good. top of the parkway is typically slow. 95 north from quantico to the beltway taking an extra 15 minutes. >>> it's probably no surprise to any of us driving in d.c. can take a toll on your car and your sanity. a new report ranks our misery to those in other cities. we'll show you how we stack up. >>> changing the food you eat at panera. >>> 16 before the hour and right now an i team investigation is uncovering a security scare at the front gate of a top secret high profile government facility in our area. what a former fbi agent is accused of doing that landed her behind bars. first, your weather and traffic. >> it is our warmest morning yet. live view from the tower camera. beautiful blue sky at dawn on this tuesday. temperatures in the 60s now. we will be near 70 by 8:00 a.m. hitting mid 80s this afternoon between 2:00 and 6:00 a few thundershowers will be moving through. >>> 95 northbound prince william parkway we've got a four-mile backup. brand new crash taking up the left lane and

beginning to get a few sprinkles in maryland. amelia segal is right in arlington, with we'll hear from her in the next weather and traffic on the 1s at 5:11. the area in green showing that as well east of washington, north and west of us. so this area of rain beginning to move in and pavement is going to start to get damp here over the next hour or so. there is quite a chill in the

if you can't keep maryland, how is he going to win states that are less liberal than maryland? host: martin o'malley, the former governor of maryland for eight years. we go to chicago on the line for republicans. evelyn, you're next. caller: i just want to make a comment. how can the democrats vote for that party when they only are working for the illegal aliens? all they mention they want to get that 11 million out of the shadows. there is more than 11 million. how can they do that? and chicago, that is all they work for. what about the rest of the american people? open your eyes, people. these candidates only working for the illegal immigrants. host: martin o'malley announcing his candidacy for the democratic nomination today in baltimore. another call from maryland, on the line for democrats. caller: i'm very proud to see governor o'malley announcing his candidacy today for president. i think it is great we are getting more candidates in the pool of democrats. it is unfortunate that a large base of the democratic party is throwing support so early behind hillary. it's very i

a report has been sent to a number of county officials. >>> maryland's governor -- >> maryland's governor expected to make a final decision on 2 -- on the purple line project in the next 24 hours. prince george's and montgomery county officials will meet with larry hogan in las vegas today. they're getting ready for a transit battle. they're in las vegas at a convention hoping to recruit new business to the counties. well one of the biggest selling points is the purple line. the proposed new light rail line will connect the two counties. >>> alexandria is a step closer to getting a new metro station. the city council voted in favor of the alternative "b" plan at potomac yard. it clears the next step for the design process. the mayor says the $268 million project would create 26,000 jobs and office and retail space. the station is expected to open in 2018 or early 2019. >>> 5:19 your time now. news4 is working for your child's mental health. a new study finds the majority of youth with serious mental health issues are not getting the treatment they need. data shows fewer young people are s

he scored as many goals as the maryland team. denver wins the first national championship 10-5 over the maryland terrapins. lebron james continues to carry the cavaliers on his shoulder. he has led them to 3-0 load in best of seven. lebron 3 points 18 rebounds rebounds,13 assist. one game from the final. 114-111 in overtime. let's go to french open. rowland garros anti-quick trip for venus. against sloan stephens in the first round. stevens won the first set and dominated venus. the 122-year-old american was not intimidated. too it can match to her. the 40th ranked player in the world. in baseball the maryland terrapins made the tourney. they mr. play ole miss at ucla. leon: that is good considering they were on life support. tim: almost done. school scholarships were pulled. leon: way to go. nice working with you. last word. devon: the heat and humidity. kick off the summer. 90 degrees for this week. a lot of storm chances chances in here. wednesday and thursday widespread scattered showers and storms over the weekend. next week

we're in the 60s most of virginia and maryland. shenandoah valley and the moup tans it's in the 50s in many locations there. your walk to work what to wear forecast. >> we have the right lane blocked. we don't have a good camera in that area. just a warning there. 66 westbound at 123, that earlier crash is now out of the way. you can't see it there anyno longer. 95 northbound here headed at 95 north, you can see the volume not seeing an actual problem at this point. we'll let you know if we do. wide look at thing overall, no major problems. and 2595 maryland and into gw looking quite good. >>> today a former fbi agent will appear in a northern virginia courtroom after allegedly trying to get on the grounds of the cia. >> the former agent drove to the nsa headquarters in maryland and videotaped some of that drive before posting it on facebook. this is the story you first saw on news 4. why the woman went to the cia in the first place. kristen, good morning. >> tunisia davis is the former fbi agent. she will be here in federal court

the university of maryland is preparing for a big weekend in lacrosse. mark turgeon is closing in on another edition. >> plus what is the origin of this messy but very tasty tradition? sports is next. >>> this morning we brought you breaking develops in the quadruple murder mystery. >> this weekend looks great. i'll tell >>> now wusa9 game on sports with kristen berset brought brut. beer -- brought to you by xfinity. >> in the sport of college lacrosse memorial day weekend means championship weekend. the university of maryland men's program made it five years but hasn't been able to hoist that trophy on memorial day and claim themselves as national champs. the last time that program celebrated a national title was 40 years ago. i talked with jake reed, a member of the 1975 team, tonight. he said an average of 30,000 fans show up for the final four. this year it's in philly. considering the terps face johns hopkins on saturday, a rivalry from 1924, coach john tillman says this is the greatest weekend in the sport. >> we feel like in lacrosse this is as go

in 2002, he was elected as governor of maryland. he enacted marilyn's first ever charter schools law. ehrlich continues to practice law and is considering running for president. ehrlich is married and has two sons. >> with that, governor ehrlich welcome to the show. mr. ehrlich: you got it all right. host: every now and again we get it right. you have been in the news this week because of what is taking place in your home state of maryland, particularly your home state of baltimore. mr. ehrlich: i'll may west baltimore kid, tough times. not unique to baltimore. people think i have some insight into what is going on, there is some specific insight as being a west baltimore kid, but these urban areas these suppressed areas this particular area has not seen a lot of economic development in many years. the issue of race plays into it. it played into the decision of the governor whether to move the national guard into town. the so-called lessons of ferguson, militarization, all these issues come out like we talked about before the show.

>>> right now, a maryland teenager learning all over again how to walk and talk. his mother talking only to news4 about his grueling recovery. >>> devastation in texas, oklahoma and mexico tonight. more people confirmed dead after widespread flooding. the search still on for those missing. >>> and new video in the district. the fourth shooting since 8:00 last night. >>> good evening. first at 11:00, a maryland teenager facing years of agonizing treatment after police tell us a friend shot him in the head. >> his mother drives him a great distance to baltimore every day for rehab. he is making progress. but as shomari stone explains only on news4 tonight, he still has a long way to go. >> does it feel good to be home? >> yes. >> reporter: in his first home interview, he has limited cognitive skills ever sense police say a friend shot him in the head in january. his mother repeats my questions. >> are you happy to have support from me and your brother, family and friends? yes. >> reporter: the 17-year-old can only respond in one word answers. his mom said he had to

maryland wins 3-1. they will play host ucla tonight. venus was defeated by the young american stevens serena williams still at it, surviving a scare. serena lost the first set 6-3 but found her groove in the second. she has set point puts the forehand away, taking the set, 6-4, forcing a third set. williams won three straight games. matchpoint, forehand winner, advancing to the fourth round, 3-6, 6-4, 6-2. meantime nadal had no issues. he made quick work of his opponent. nadal has won 38 straight matches at the french open, winning in straight sets. and a final note, blackhawks-ducks, game seven tonight at 8:00. talking about hawks and ducks, i don't know if you're a fan of "the mighty ducks," the disney movie. hawks-ducks, emilio estevez was the coach -- i'm embarrassed, i will stop talking. kellye: ♪ ♪ ♪ kellye: another look at the forecast. devon: hot and humid tomorrow, near 90. chance of storms sunday night. still have a chance tomorrow night, but the likelier storm days are monday and tuesday. not until tuesday is when the c

in maryland they do have an occasional swimming advisory along the chesapeake bay, but maryland's ocean beaches have never had a swimming advisory in the history of the program. this is cindy's boss bob mitchell. >> the ocean is free of any problems here. >> reporter: the credits a combination of how ocean currents sweep away dirty water and b how they work to prevent runoff into the waterways along with monitoring their sewage treatment plant. >> a heck of a lot of care on their national environment. >> reporter: this is kathy who runs for the department of maryland. >> in maryland we no longer have any beaches near what's called combined sewers where the storm water and the waste water are on the same pipes. that doesn't occur in maryland anymore. so most of our beaches are very clean and not contaminated by sewage. >> reporter: she says by eliminating overflows into the water, they're getting rid of one of the main sources of human waste carrying nasty stuff like salmonella and norovirus. >> when you get submerged where you have the opportunity to swallow is when you ingest bad water

again, when you look at maryland's law, this is a legal knife in maryland. there's a spring mechanism inside that when i barly push it it comes the rest of the way open. that's not a switchblade or automatic knife. i don't have to touch the blade to open it. if there were a button here that would be considered an automatic knife and would be banned in maryland. this is a spring-assisted knife. you have to touch the blade to get it open. >> here's the deal. everything that i've read today is that there are certain kind of knives that are legal or illegal in the state of maryland. marilyn mosby, the state's attorney who said friday it was legal, his knife, in the state of maryland. then you have the police officers who say it was illegal under baltimore city code. there is a difference is there not? >> that is correct. and andy could probably speak better to that. >> andy hop in. >> maryland has a statewide law, the law in all of maryland that says it's illegal to have a switchblade. each jurisdiction baltimore city being one of them can pass its own laws. it

last year, the two-year-old university of maryland student -- a 22--year-old university of maryland student was hit and killed by a two-time drunk driver. he got two years and a plea deal. pushing for more what i've been a struggle. >> we just took the plea. jennifer: this is a normal night? >> it's a normal night. jennifer: critics say the argument to make roads safer in maryland will stumble on until there is a better answer. jennifer donelan, abc 7 news. leon: now let's switch over and talk about the weather. alison: is the rain over? steve: most of it is out of here. in the morning hours, more rain, then the weekend. warmer temperatures. today, not so bad, 74 degrees, a little above average this time of year. nowhere close to the record of 96. right now, 58 degrees, the wind out of the north northwest. we look for that to hold through the overnight. 54 gaithersburg, andrews quantico 55 degrees. the showers we have are generally moving to the west. something you don't see very often. we normally expect things to move in from the west towards the east. the low pressure, the spin in the at

he also supported gay marriage in maryland. he's running for the seat left open by barbara mikulski. >>> retired manufacturers are doubting a computer expert hacked into a plane's cockpit controls. chris roberts told the fbi he managed to hack into several jets through in-flight entertainment system and even take control of the plane's enginans going says it's not possible because two are separate. roberts is standing by his story trying to bring a potential security risk to everyone's attention. >> it's definitely possible to manipulate the electronics through the in-flight entertainment system and communications to get to the avionics of an airplane. >> airbus says its planes have closed secure systems but the gao issued a warning saying any cockpit linked to the outside world can be hacked and the security threat should be taken seriously. >>> sunshine starting to come through some of our windows here in northwest washington. skies mostly cloudy. warm-up is well under way. already 77 in gaithersburg and rocksville. 79 in lee

the heaviest rain is in exsteam southern maryland, frederick county in northern maryland. current temperature is only 52 in frederick. 56 at andrews. 60 right now in annapolis. 54 right now in waldorf. as we head through the day, that rain will continue to approach from the south. it's never going to be too heavy. we will see the light sustained showers, especially through the midday tapering off as we head into the evening commute. better weather though as i mentioned before for the memorial day weekend. allyson will have that in the first alert seven-day. right now time again for timesaver traffic and larry miller. >>> no issues on southern maryland. route 4, route 5, 301 free and clear of any problems. no issues on 210 either. no problems getting to your destination on time for those of new southern maryland. on the beltway again no issues here at river road. both the inner and outer loop free and clear of any problems. route 50 no issues as you make your way westbound torldz the beltway. your drive times around the metro coming up after the seven- day forecast. >>> you

vance was eight years at the helm of maryland's largest school district. in the first year there, the schools were facing $25 million in cuts. the school board says that vance led that system through a tremendous period of change. he's remembered for the high expectations that he set for all students. dr. paul vance was 83 years old. >>> new cameras are watching the streets of d.c. for speeders. where to be on the lookout and how they're different. >>> a weigh-in on a controversial debate of the abortion clinics. >>> freddie gray's family sitting down for a first interview. >> what does it say to you that in a fairly short amount of time the charges were filed?0bóñóñçoñl@ú >>> rebuilding baltimore, that is a continuous theme we're hearing from city leaders and clergy there. nbc's lester holt sat down with freddie gray's parents, twin sister and attorney and said it's a long road ahead for the city and their grieving family. >> what does it say to you that in fairly short amount of time the charges were filed? does it change anything in terms of rela

the maryland national guard will also begin pulling out of the city today. it was one week ago today that rioters looted and burned businesses in the city that caused the mayor to implement that curfew. no one allowed outside after 10:00 p.m. since that violent night protests have remained peaceful. the violence was a response to freddie gray's death. the 25-year-old was critically hurt while in police custody. many say it's important to still push for change. maryland governor larry hogan dubbed yesterday a statewide day of prayer and healing. the governor went to church in west baltimore. the city's mayor toured mondawmin mall. the city said the worst is over, but there's still work to be done. coming up we'll have a live report from nbc's tom costello in baltimore with how leaders plan to keep the peace. >>> today a new panel will begin looking at the alcoholic beverage law enforcement activities. governor terry mcauliffe created the panel after the controversial arrest of university of virginia student in march. cell phone video capture abc agents holdin

that doesn't occur in maryland anymore. most of our beaches are very clean and not contaminated by sewage. >> reporter: is he she's by eliminating overflows into the water, their getting rid of one of the main sources of human waste carrying norovirus. >> when you get submerged, where you have the opportunity to swallow is when you ingest that water, kit make you ill. >> reporter: that's why cindy keeps dipping, where the waves can knock you over forcing you to take an unexpected gulp of water. >> you're all done. see how hard that was? >> reporter: is her laughter. >> all the experts said if we have a big storm with heavy rain everything on land left helen by dogs birds and other animals ends up in the water. so they say give it a couple days to clear out before you head in. we did map out all of the monitored beaches in virginia as well. you can see them all by going to our nbc washington app and hitting the investigation section. >> good to know. thank you. >>> doug is back with us now. some wet weather before we get our

he wants to be president. >> hi. >> he's a musician and former maryland governor. ready to go head to head with hillary clinton. >> right now our country's in a fight, for the very future of the american dream. >> on a recent visit to new hampshire, he acknowledged he's hardly a household name. >> i start this race as as a new face to a lot of people and somebody totally unknown. and which is the same way i started when i ran for city council or state senate. or mayor. >> his time as mayor of baltimore is now in the spotlight. giving the violence and protests in the city. he talked about it with cnn's jake tapper. >> do you shoulder any of the blame here? are you responsible at all? >> well we're all responsible. i was responsible when i decided do run for mayor in 1999 and i told people all across our city vote for me. and together we will not only improve the policing of our streets, we'll improve the policing of our police. >> his record will be seen in a new light in his uphill bat toll knock off the democratic front-runner. >> history is full of examples where

two years ago, police in ocean city, maryland arrested the mastermind of a $50 million crime ring. authorities were startled to learn where the money was allegedly going. >> they were doing it not for personal gain. they were doing it to fund terrorism overseas. >> reporter: catching a smuggler is like a game of chess. >> he's turning into dixieland! >> reporter: it requires patience and smart moves. >> white dodge charger, new york plates, black marile d ver. r >>eporter: in this case, the suspect sped up, changed directions and appeared to be trying to shake police. >> that guy right there. >> reporter: after more than eight hours and over 400 miles, the chase ended when he crossed into maryland. the suspected smuggler, under arrest, found with wads of cash and more than 3700 packs of contraband cigarettes, valued at more than $24,000. >> we are not going to have maryland known as tobacco road, you know, a thruway from the south up to new york city. we're not going to tolerate it. >> call it a day. >> cigarette smugglers who get caught face a maximum of two years in prison and a

one, soft maryland. guess there are a ton of 16-year-old kids rejoicing today but is it really that difficult? time to take a test for ourselves. let me just say this i personally consider myself one heck of a parallel parker but i learned there are things i could brush up on. >> leave a little room in front and back. i feel confident about my parallel parking. >> i would tell you to get closer. >> too far away but on the second attempt. >> nice recovery. >> nice recovery? >> nice recovery. >> yes. >> the thing is you forgot your parking brake. >> why should you use the parking brake? the instructor told me lighter material in newer cars makes it easier for them to roll away. i have to say i'm auto good parallel parker. i didn't know which line he was talking about, yellow or white one. that's my story and i stick to it. >> i still think they should have left it part of the exam. it teaches you the driving process and -- >> she gets out of the car, a person in the passenger seat. i'm removing myself from

the 50-year-old maryland native is married with two daughters. watching closely the first black female attorney general of the united states who took office on monday the day the protests intensified. all powerful black women whose legacy may forever be tied to this moment in baltimore's history. stephanie elam cnn. >> stephanie, thank you very much. we heard the states attorneys say now she has delivered the justice. she is hoping protesters will deliver the peace but the real question is now how hard will it be to keep the city calm as we approach that 10:00 p.m. curfew it happens in just two hours, and a couple of minutes here someone who knows about that joins me now, majority leader of the maryland state senator, katherine pouh action president of the national black caucus of state legislators. senator thank you very much. before i get that you're a powerful black woman in the city of maryland. >> thank you. >> reporter: i want to get your reaction to the curfew. >> it was supposed to remain in place until tuesday. i think there were many in

maryland governor hogan says the project's $2 billion price tag is unacceptable. the 16-mile purple line would connect new carrollton to bethesda. >>> a woodbridge woman is charged this afternoon with felony child neglect. dena arnold was arrested after police discovered a disabled 17-year-old male at her home. arnold posted bond and back at home. the teen is taken care of by another family member. >>> it started out as an accident. now local police are calling it a possible murder. and they just identified the victim who's from northwest washington. police found rupert samuels shot to death inside a car on reed street in maryland right off mlk highway. officers arrived there around 2:30 this morning. they say it looked like the car crossed the median. the surrounding streets were blocked for several hours today. people who live in the nearby apartment complex couldn't get to the cars or use the bus stop. >>> a ruling likely result in millions of dollars in lost tax revenue. baltimore cannot double tax residents for money made out of the district. they cited that

many many people in baltimore city and in maryland love him. i want to thank him with all of my heart and soul for what he has done for me, my community and my family. i want to say, god bless you and continue on. [applause] >> now, the battle hymn of the republic. ♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, we now have a very special video presentation. [video clip] >> we would like to make an announcement. we will not stick our finger in the air to see which way the air is blowing. we will take a stance, an important one. that my believe we standing at the threshold of new american opportunity. [no audio] [applause] >> o'malley! o'malley! o'malley! o'malley! [applause] yvette: the video is wonderful but we k governor oh bally better. let's give it up. now>> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage, governor martin o'malley and the o'malley family. ♪ gov. omalley: my goodness. thank you all for coming out today. katie, the kids, and i want to thank you for being here. we have a little announcement we would like to share with you. [appla

a little front coming through from western maryland, parts of west virginia, right through northern maryland way couple spotty showers -- with a couple spotty showers, couple in garrett county and western allegany county. i've been tracking these showers here. this one is south of frederick. it looks like it's in toward urban that toward montgomery -- urbana toward montgomery county and in damascus in a few minutes and germantown and laytonsville a few minutes after 6:00. it might make rockville by 6: 15. let's talk about what's coming as we head through the holiday weekend, chilly night. behind that front most of us will be in the 40s. frost advisories in the mountains, low to mid-30s. protect your plants. a fantastic saturday, dry, less windy, great range of temperatures, lower 70s in most areas. warmer but not humid sunday, above 80 and heat and humidity by monday. after that it looks like the storm threat picks up with the daytime heating. it will feel like july tuesday through much of week. the beaches late tonight or tomorrow, mid-60s, sunday 74, monday around 80. around here tonight d

and through southern maryland. northern neck. that's still continuing and this is going to continue for a little while longer, take a look at the futurecast. especially through huer ray and culpeper. by 8:30 still some light showers for areas to the south but notice once you're north of the district it's dry as can be and also notice how the clouds thin out here by mid-morning some areas but cloudy skies will quickly return. by lunchtime a few stray showers. in the evening we're dry and cloudy and breaks of sun here and there but maybe a stray shower for areas to the west. tomorrow looking good. we're back up to the 70s and a few clouds will start your day. and a few stray showers east of 95. but most areas will stay dry for your saturday. and sunday looks even better. upper 70s and we'll see a dry day. 66 today. pretty cool out there. 72 for tomorrow. 77 for sunday. next week there you go. like i said into the 80s. all right good morning larry. what do you have going on? >>> a lot. >> okay. >> yes right now, that narrows it down

than in the state of maryland. parents don't even have public school choice in maryland. if you're assigned to a district, you're essentially stuck in that district. no matter how bad the the school is. if you're living in sand town and sent to a crime ridden school, the teachers don't teach, you're stuck there. you don't have the opportunity to send your kid somewhere else. let alone, things like vouchers or something to really give parents control over the students. so we fail on jobs. we fail on education. and finally we fail on family formation. we know one of the keys to being not poor or one of the keys to getting out of poverty is waiting until you're married to have a kid. now, this is not a moral judgment, it's an economic one. you're five times more likely to live in poverty to give birth without a husband than if you wait to give married before you have children. and yet we have two separate policies in place that increase out of wedlock birth in maryland. number one, it's extremely high level of welfare benefits. often conditioned on not having a father's inco

in maryland and virginia. police reports show dozens of drivers ticketed for illegally passing stopped school buses in one year along this stretch of hee lie near the fairfax city line in fairfax county. >> right there, the guy in the blue car. >> reporter: and frequent violations here on riverdale road in prince georges county. did you see the bus? did you see the sign? >> yeah i see it. >> reporter: you kept going because they keep going? >> well i know that was wrong. >> reporter: after watching our report viewers called in and wrote us about their local bus stops, including karen weintraub, whose daughter boards along 355 in rockville. >> i see cars going by every single day. >> reporter: and just like the i-team she used her camera to show us what happens. you can see the bus stops. the kids step off, and drivers illegally zip past the bus's flashing lights and stop sign. >> people just blow right by. >> reporter: a maryland state holiday official tells news4 it is likely agency workers will look at the h

southern maryland is drying out as well. weather headlines nicer friday, a slim chance of an isolated afternoon shower. good looking weekend, 70 saturday, 80 sunday and near 90 by memorial day. i think it will be dry for most of us. the mountains have a chance for that afternoon storm and next week hot and humid, summer- like, tuesday, wednesday, thursday scattered with the dame heat. forecast, for tonight we'll see that isolated shower this evening mainly in the mountains with late clearing. it's going to be chilly. mid-40s to low 50s in 10. it's going to be a breezy but bright friday. 40s and 50s in the morning quickly into the 60s. you'll need a jacket. in afternoon slim chance of a shower, mid- to upper 70s. three-day forecast over the weekend, saturday gorgeous, lighter winds, high 74, don't forget the sunscreen. 84 on sunday. then it gets hot, memorial day monday, mainly dry and tuesday, wednesday, thursday hot and human with humid. >>> a crime so despicable warring leaders on capitol hill are coming toke to shut it do

maryland up 9-5. in the fourth here come the blue jays. ryan brown, gets it takes it to the outside puts it in the net, five straight goals from hopkins tied at 10. later in the quarter, though terps looking for last blood. they get it to rambo and the sophomore scores again. career high four goals and right now from rambo, terps up 12-11. we're getting it as it is happening. 12-11 with a minute -- one, a little over a minute left i think is what he's trying to tell me in my ear. the other game of the game. final seconds of the game irish down a goal. pass out to nick ocello. scores with nine seconds left in the game. notre dame even things at ten. so in overtime denver looking for the winner. zach miller who gets a defender to fall. and then wesley byrd with a laser. no chance for the goalie on that one. denver in sudden death. so exciting. they beat notre dame 11-10 in overtime. they're going to face the winner of that maryland and johns hopkins game on monday. if you were to pick one d.c. united game to watch this regular season tonight

the big blue wolverines hang on to beat maryland 4-3. memorial day weekend means the annual running of the indy 500. this year is the 99th edition inaugural race. the average lap speed was 74 miles per hour. today the top cars push an average of 160. lainch, to the track we -- ladies and gentlemen, to the track we go. david letterman, corner of the 2 -- co-owner of the 32 car. big wreck turn four. two cars hit the wall hard. another car gets caught up in the carnage. juan pablo montoya led only a handful of laps and wins his second career indy 500. >> i don't even know what to say. this is too much. i'm looking for the wife. i don't know. looking for the wife. >> better look for the wife. better look for the wife or you are in trouble. you'll be driving home by yourself. >> now i know why -- they haven't played yet. >> yeah. ing took you that long to figure it -- took you that long to figure it out. >> great weather we have that they were staying around tomorrow. a little hot. near 90. humidity coming up. if you have any plans tomorrow,

he was convicted of assaulting a girlfriend in maryland in 2009. police say he threatened to kill a woman, allegedly saying he was good with a knife, could easily kill and wasn't afraid of police. we interviewed a former attorney not affiliated with the 2009 case. >> do you think that deron wint is responsible for this quadruple murderer? >> absolutely not. >> why not? >> because he's a nice guy and not in his character. >> reporter: neighbors say his father owns this house in lanham maryland and wipt has been living here. the people inside won't talk to us and wint also has a relative near the church. >> you wouldn't mind your grandmother going to lunch with. >> reporter: family was held captive, investigators say someone at the house order two pizzas from dominoes. >> this was the dominoes that delivered. >> reporter: as police searched the house, a lieutenant saw a piece of pizza crust. wint could be heading back here to maryland and police urge anyone with information to give them a camp there is a reward of up to $200,000 for information that